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t-(Se. I) STxtwmxa. Stlrm, Or, Men-. JuK 8, "57 fexajr Sexatya 1. C2LU0J3 A. STUaCI E. Lm b. hihluiast WZNCELL WTB& kUai--r.g Ul i as muh at hi Ow 7e mnml r mm m tmrnxmrn tv)viy to uw aeee River's Potential Finally Recognized The WtUanvec.f R ver Pass has priced several things in 11 two vea-s o( opera;, on Firv thai t prope''v handled summer i. me protDodoii cn be successful .n sam es, ond l hi I 111 iues thus !r warrants more widespread part.opauon particuiArlv n re ward to parade floats '.nan has obtained '.bus far Third lhat on '.he big day Julv 4 there needs lo be sdd.nor.ai events perhaps lissng th line o( paticipating sports such u driv ing golf bells acres! the river lo augment the botn racs which lor ill their thrills ran l alone lualain general interest hour? on end Official! sponsors and participant de r sincere commendation for the r efforts this vear and Issl They have ctvntrbuted to hat has become one of I he main holiday attractions in the vsllev and which can be come of even more importance if the returns are deemed sufficient lo justify in even greater promotion and support There is slways the question of 'uw how much good such an event does for the rem mumty in which it u held The inswer largely must be based on intangibles i er Uinly. Willamette River Days has drawa major attention to Salem and from such at tenuon some good must come The selection of a court an the basis of ticset-jellinf has been surprisingly success ful from the standpoint of providing a most attractive group of girls The community tan be proud both of its princesses and queens Whether other methods of selection are fxMsibl. and still provide sufficient revenue for the event I expenses, undoubtedly ill be considered The development of the Willamette River has been long overdue in the Salem area We are glad its potentialities finally are be coming realized ir ir v " v v u The tragedy of Hurricane Audrev is all the more poignant with the revelation that adequate warnings apparently were issued and that the loss of five to seven hundred lives could have been cut to a handful had the warnings been heeded It was one of those times when the millions of dollars spent on weather research and coordination of data could really have paid off It Is an important service t- -tr 6 ir ft v 6 v Wt don't know what the highway death toll for the weekend will be as this is writ ten, but from the number of cars traversing Oregon roads wed say there was plenty of opportunity for a record We 11 be glad to be 11 in one piece this morning v v- v 4 : The wind In Kansas shoved a bojear nine miles Ws'll now await a story from Texas making it ten. Communism Still In Transition' The snoaouia of Cotniua.sm in the Seret I a.ua seeps r.gru on cracking natter la stress and ura.n of power grabs, ta a ssaunt where ! repuCa'.ioa of Stalia ava yet be regarded as a verv m.or luriOg po.nl la the h.ston of . world PoL'.KSi denunciations i once resered mKfi noieni cooiradictiooa m the part l.re am.vNjoos of error by tae great aad near g-ea-. ave'-.ng acceptance of Titoum ' a Mereoi rueds lo socialism and un predict -atie gentleness and harshness these aaJ cfier factors appear lo be jell.ng into a threat u 'r-e em .re Co.nmun.st asovemenl In a '.he "rod is ngfet dwa the Uae of karl Man manifesto tt 10 years ago. Power was lo be tested by the proletariat There as to be a iranaitioaal socialism with yt t ron'.roi of industry labor and distribut ion . commun stic socie'.v initially com pu'.svn "tB as ;o be gradually achieved la a pomi where a centralized stale was ta be ccme ts$ oevesary and the slat would with er lav .sjjm.rg that is 'he trend which bv ita means is a sale a-iirplion at l his time li! will be left' Not the rollevtivist social economy which Marx envisioned for the orld with the workers accepting sur render of property to a sterile stale and pro ducing goods only for individual needs and eichange Fven the most rabd of visionar ies would hardN cla m human nature is pro gressing toward i general contented equality Communism has been in the transitional" s'age for a long time It ll never get out of ii alive The delegation of responsibility and authority to leaders ihoen at free elec tions with lirm hands working toward the as surance of life liberty and the pursuit of hap- p ne lor everyone his been the er lor a peae'ul and properou jresMve wxietv Only bv the sword has peu doommuniym lived Some day by its own tord or that of others it shall die .'; T. .- -v ,v .sj , lot of beans mut have matured in this aPev over !he sunnv weekend and the bovs nd ( rU who missed out on getting summer )obs shouldn t have too much trouble keep ing busv from now on Editorial Comment Say Something Nice Kvervoody ui Orefon escept mavbe Strn-t Hoibroaa wants new induXry Republic- and IVmorran alike scream lor il Kach bliinn the other because new industry developing here 'th only glacial speed Democrats say the Republicans on t lace up te the lact that we r in depres sion Republicans say Democrats are to blame because they won t go for a talea tai Roth along the way distribute gloomy Uses about what U s like lo live in Oregon On the floor of the Senate last week DemocalM Senator Richard L Seuberger talking about Ore gon s superior schools asserted the quality ol the schools was remarkable because Oregon in recent years, kaa bora aul faring aa ocwsomtc slump Other Democrats explain thai new industry doenn t want to come into Oregon until we get mare cheap power meaning lederal power Then along comes Charles V Stanton in the Roseburg News Review In a pair of editorials he talks about the action of Gov Robert Holmes in firng one Oregon development commission and in replacing it with another Looks bad to new Indus tries says the Roseburg editor He also talks about our high income las rate and Cites it as a factor discouraging lo nw industry He implies, hut doesn t esactly sav that industry cannrt look londly ai a stale with as many Democrats in it as Oregon has And were getting more all the time Why dor I some nl ihev us ever say anthing nice about this place where e lif " Kiiene Register Guard1 500Tl'OFSCIENTinC7ROGRSS eVA0 TBfcOi VH TO M -I eiO s. rooty tfo CJAjruas Nj-w I jOaSD ATO BSi tMsze fifcncs ternoar. U.S. View of Latin Tyranny Puzzles People of Colombia Bv 4. IMIIT Vtm spri awrt, BDserawa amm axtasanai ausv- lie ru ei aiaLa waw Mays KsviOTs, I ieir.aa ptrss di serve B ;rB her sturiag .: ris-na ; mro: U IM Mil M rngtUMi tkt le4 evaathat p. ana ai by Uw IS laJ at iUaa PV are ena aWtiag a sc r s k i a g caisv pa.gi w 6kt il lustrates kaa Laua vmericaa Vtaiar g e I nc aod oky Ikes c a a a a l (viaclioa etiec Uel y wheuser Caiomms. Use aublx- Cuba uJlary ki mi es.tiua lata uw Uhera. swd , .rt marked "VIA" tar U Tv civil atisnnedieaca uvk Rtijas ta fWw was apvkre p, jsr autspuaea ersuraaa at tfw SWutj I five rswpe'. ait sp. sw- p"" aai-tiat lu csnuiw" apifvi. a m Danuaucaa Re ssatesiMaa ualesa they tlsroiiai use free, press Cosentbia tack a UM rsvad laemacracy aaca mora, presews aiKos la - presMSrsui .aJ44 o term Leoa airnoa u aa taut ia UVf civil troat -a t- . . - i,.Mif at mwer irjfr i - I. .VOL 4., .i vc Ihistreie a new ana. ,-nt 1 Ruenaa cSMarca .j .a sjysrrwaa la aonaa e. isattea t-rmrveo id aiitanaaiam Freeajisnv -nHril Bv' w HI .aiins a aniu wwa isa .a -aaoa oerr'' Twma viw am a .0,-uptioa ,ni-M poumallj wifl arttaajj S s .vmi fipces us imaiwi mt vmur- tag la U4M ia dan disctusures Tto 01 TW sxeas is ax) tkat ceaaursAip r throufk ia mjiS at rraex pt np ane wcr u w "J ai iy -V oenvavracj wkS strwag Btarai a Scientists Discuss A-Control un oi nap- Most State Senates Forbid Filibusters Communist' Shakeup Presents Some Big Problems for West Bv- WIL1.IAV) L. RYAN AP rarelfa News Aaalyat Nikita Khrushchev while he emerges as the ne hm m the Soviet t nion is no Stalin 1 The Soviet purge proyed coo elusively thai a collective of rul era cannot stav toaether long as the equal heirs of a dictator But the shakeup has hern vu complete that at lint glance it would ap pear there nohody left in the ruling Communist party Presidi um to rule except Khrushchev himself Dllt (he strong army flavor nf Khruahchev i support the ordy backing by an arrav nf generals and admirals seem in indicate that Khrushchev i. rutins, with the aid and tolerance ol Marshal Geargi Zhuknv There i even a hint of military du-tainrship in volved Tlie chances are. however that Zhukev will stay in the hack ground. The shakeup meanwhile poses problems ol enormous nn port for Western policymakers Inside the t'SSR. the impli rattans art memlnld It seems clear Khrushchev is going to create the Impression that he in tends coiscesatona to the public, and particularly to the larmers. in an attempt to achieve a re silient economy To o this he is going to want some release I mm external tensions which necessi tate the huge burden nf prepara tioa against the pesalbility of s Bttctcar war Hus seems to foreshadow s mating sway from the old -tune stubbornness and lnfexibility of (atrial aaHn. and toward a more daring approach ta tirteraationar affairs. This might hrvajvt aome drams tie ewweasioas. for exam ple, as Sa field of disarmament MjeJiatlaM. TIM Watt cannot afford the risk at taking Revet promisee at face walua. It would be foolhardy te thiak that Just because Khruah chev wants to build np Soviet in ternal economy ha has any mten tioa tt relaxing his political pres sures hi anaitiva areas of the Indeed Khrushchev is in a ' The Red Chinese are likely lo strong pontion now lo step be delighted What Mao Tie lung .hose pressure. This purge dif- h" ' , P''" arities of each Red ni led country fered lr.mi others Instead oi he- t, ,rcr)bt , Mol. in a prtvptaanda set hack for cow Momovi i' ss advsmr There The Kremlin upheaval may lead are lew ho will not weliome the. to a de-Stalinuation of Ihe Kast appi ardm e ol a final all out at- German Communist regime, now tack on ihe remnants of Stalinism under Stalinist Walter I Ibncht In Yugoslavia Ihe maverick This wou'd raise new hopes of an ( ommiimst under Tito are ap- approach to German reunification, parent !y pleased The thin line di- with a profound political effect in vidini the Soviet and Yugoslav West Germany parlies begin to lade II Tiio nn All thee a-pe( he persuaded that Khrushchev lems for the means what he saw a'wmt ea( h Vnialist coun'rv taking i! own road and the prohl i!t have to he ironclad nothing will remain in Ihe way nf resump tion nl lull two prtie The Polish and Hungarian fom-.-irinL.I. Umi will he erslified at IV prospsTl' of lessened Stalinist , struggle which can he Inst a grn dminiii ifm leralion or two hence by delauit. pevse hig prob- Vvesl The prospect appears In he a rise in the in- ensity of the politK al-ec-nrnunic slruggli hetaern rjsl and West, with a lessening of Ihe worlds relations between the (ear of nuclear war The I nited Stales cannot begin too soon to prepare lor this new phase of a It l (IM.IIKWION AL ( RTfkLY s.sHIM.TON July T Moat oi the Southern Senators threat ening a Mihuster ever the civil r ghi; bul could not get away with the maneuver in their home legislatures I S .Senile rules permit a meinher In speak only twice oa a sub "i l in any one Usfislativ day IhiI pldte no limit on tha length ol time he may speak This can lead lo a filibuster I nder the Senate rules the vote ol M Srnatuti is required la shut oft deTiate known as Invok ing cloture Th s rule has nut been uc essluliv applied since Its adoption in '."MS la ewatraat. IS stales Iwelwa' kg l(kl at Ike II ISerp SVaailh ewaiea permit ase ml a mwtlea far the prels aaestlaa ia Uselr aewates. This motion the mere mention of which is enough to arouse I' S Sensorial ire permits a ma jority ol a legislative body to cut ofl deciair in a matter of mm uies In ihe Bntivh House of Common the motion is kaown as the guillotine This is how il ttorkt in the V S House ol Representatives, where sine IHII it has been used In shit oil dehale A Member n.oves the previous question and that motion is put to an wnmed lale vote II the motion carries, the Hnsise proceeds lo vole on the mailer before il hill amend ment et( without lurther ado A nvailaa far Ike prevtwwa aea llaa .s aMlksiniea la the aeaates at Arkawkas. Gewrgla. lMsialaaa. Mississippi. Nartk ( araHaa. Tea aeaaea. Trias aa4 Vlrgjala All bat IMlalaaa. Trias aod Vlr glala alsa Until Ihe leaglk af speeches. Slate senators in Al.ilt.iftia, Klortds and -soijh t a r o 1 n where the prev 'ous quest. on is not wrii in inln ihe senate rules, are limited hnih in Ihe length and number nf Iheir speeches Alabama and South Carolina also have some form of cloture rule, according ta a siudy of stale leg islature. piepared hv the Ameri can f'ohual Scienie Assn. 01 the 12 slate senates whose rulchouks either prohibit or do not mention Ihe previous ques tion four have some other form of cloture rule They art Ala bama. Massachusetts, New York and South Carolina bate, btat Maaat. New Jersey, t aaa-rtarwl. Delaware. F WrSSa. Ita aad Versssawl HasM the PI GW ASH N S July T av Some at the Kientisis who gave the world astclear essergy began diacuaaMins todav an how mankind "' raa coaKrwi lha forces kaa unleashed Twenty tww ssientisis fWw here (rum tha I ailed Stales Ked China, the Soviet I nion Poland Australia Austria Canada Ben aia Fraace and Japan The cowlerence organised h Lord Rertrand Ruvsell British philoisovoer and nialhemalictaa. began in a relaxed a'mosvphere Ku.s.sc-11 was unable lo attend be cause of illness laVa Eirkugt Prof J Rotblat of laadoa V oi versitv vH-e presnlewt of the Moinic Scientists Assn said the meeting Is le about ihe sew science in public Police estimated the crwwa as lhln, ,,, u which scientists bancne ia the mall or standing muid help is avoiding a cat as la a nag around the area at Irom u-ophe lo mankind ' The sientisii are guests of ty itvorsveot is Ikai Kajas aegos.arsi puss a K ana aw .unua.-t nif 'he Lews (NaostrviClasa Ca at Vatt e lar a gtsverameof VoiMng puies-t II stipsiialed Uiat a ' per ce( runvnvisaiae P SOS V V na.vl la ttve dicialof s son .n aw Sam ur Mjrrost liai wosi aa-s oeien iiblv ruaiung a newpapri S:tet lh cvmpaay agreeO his grsl as ihe pi ul csuing b .ives in a diclaiur Ihe Kuias am lv Oesioed their cut was insu."iornl and inlornved Ihe urm i wouvl be ra.sed to : per vtoi B K OIH) The Seattle 'irm ba keit and Ihe deal v-. lapsed Rojas prevented suih d.w io bet ore he fled 'o Npa-n r acience pad.as-kiBg Rogota s iea.1inj news papers r 1 Tverrpe ano r -s" laior and crnsnnng all others t Noectalor ia laci was shut down hv the dictator when a repoCed that aa Amen, an girt of Review of Korea Pact Proposed If EDWIN t- IAAJUNMN W AMtlNcTOY Jrv T v Sea. Hunvpnrrv D-Muia' today argwd a tresh Uwk at our pattcy " k art HrO China aad a revsaaaa af I've ivj irute lhat ended the Ka rt an f gnting H.v ptopiU hK-k anpeaved u. run cuunirr la those W Sacra ;arv ol Slate I hi lies and ether ad- nothing niimsiialiun leaders, appeared is Billy Graham Preaches in N.Y.C. Park NEW YtjRK. July T JT Billy Graham preached ta upwards af i SOS people under a broiling after The ether eight aeaates save aooa sua today la Central Park wrktlea SaaKatlea aa geaereJ a- S SOB ta 7 000 More than m af aaaaher af Usaes a aaeaaker aaay them tiled ta tha bandstand later ru, Katon. Cleveland induatnalut speak mm a aakjeet wkthaat leave. Mar 14a aad taath ( araliaa Ktstat Use leagtk af speeekea Mary laad akawe kaa aa writiea ewrkw. IMjale u even more severely restricted ia the lower houses of 11 in Him should aot per to make dectstons lor tUnat Bll irK,rtral home Graham s 15 - minute sermoa Red China sent Chou Pel yuan, was on the theme of love and God. vice rector ol Peking I niversity. and h s text was For Gad so Poland is represented by Prof loved the world lhat He gave His Marian Hanysi af Use t niversity only begotten soa that whosoever ol Warsaw tor the pour ol t'olomba was be tng sold, out d.strshuled tree u(Xrs.sio ot H TeniH l slaiemeau evade by Us editor tr luting some of the dictator s pious claims silenced Ihe laigesi and most inhWnt.ai nrsiia(sr ti northers l-alia America Three weeks ago 3 months latet f Ttempe made a beraded real' pearance to us W 00S dai'v rea.l rs lo join Argenlian s La Ptensa exchange ideas . ' """"'"i "....-. importance ot Dtrtatarskip Altacked aflaars aad lo t . , . , . , nniie oiasting lusaoiai an r res.ses of Ihe past and helping guide the nations return lo de mocracv t. Tiempo has launched a crusaiie elsewhere hirewurd ta a committee staff siudv oi d.iarmameot problems ia tv.l is evseniial that Caennanxist China be brought mis any diaarnv ....mi ivsiesn at an early atfge ' H irvphirv chairman of S special vnair Pisarmameajt Cawnmittea, v.i d : nirss this is done tha senator sa d 'he Pe pmg l nmmtinist gov. rrnmeni will provide a hsophola .ru. h ihe Soviet I pjoa might use m viola'r oriligalions undertakes as a result of a disarmament agreement kcVeataace I rged Humphrey proposed that Una against dictatorship country accept tvea uuaa B aiier lnn America In ' admit 1 S newsmea behind stale legislatures r.very state but Vermont authoriies the use of Ihe previous question Most slso place time limits us individ ual speeches npsTlgtvt 1SST ( nirtuional QuarrrlT B7!ss -vs mi.Aj'n..rx.x-SJm Better v D C. WtllUaaa Raaalaa Delegate English ish but have everlasting life He said God gave man the gill 1 The S.v iet I nion has a delega of the ability to chooae right aod lluo ol three - General Scientific wrong " and "vou have the same Secretary A V Toochiec of the I gift ol God the gift to choose " -Soviet Academy ol Sciences. Ill I Declaring that sin ia baaically rector I) K Skoheltzyn of the In ' selfishness ' Craham added that stilute ol Hiysics and A M Ku Many trying to build his own litf nn a biochemist without t.od makes a mess ol it I b representatives are r rot Man must repent ol sin. re Paul Iotv chemist Harvard t 'ni cer e faith and orx-v Christ-lnl versity Prol H J Mullet biolo low Him in the fellowship of the gist and geneticist. Indiana I'm church " tiraham said There is versity Dr Kugene Rabinowitch. no bargaining with God You can 1 physical chemist. I niversity of II linois and editor ol ihe Hulietin I discovered that the "aka . with Jesus 1 snd rith I the prooun- 1 what aentence data was insufficient, could not proceed oa case ' 1 What is the correct nation of ' usufruct ' 1 Which one of these words is misspelled Remittance exorhit ance. recognisance, malfeasance 4 What does the wotd trans cendent " mean' S What with la thai limits of anv kind ' sk vesr-old former army ANSWKRS known as the ' lenin of I Say. 'data WK.RK insulfi cient " and omit on " J Pro nounce yu ivu frukt accent lirsl Armv Chief Prosecutor Gen syllable 1 Recognnance 4 Sur Hussein Aiemodeh said he would passing others in excellence "The be court martialed on charges of scene was one of transcendent ploting against t beauty '' I Infinite i death penalty will be asked Iran Police Arrest Fugitive Red Chief TKHRAN. Iran July 7 s-Po-lie arrested a lugilive Commit nist leader here last night af'er wounding him in a gun battle Two Prof ol Atomic Scientists Selove physicist Chicago Fermi made important Invents in nuclear Victor Weisskopf, Institute of Technology Boston and Prof David T Cavers ssso ciate dean. Harvard Law School. this connection as! week it brought to Rogots Rep Charles U Porter Oregon Democrat who has championed invisiigji.on ot lb Murphv Ca! tvdei disappear ance ca.se involving the Trui:o regime ol ine Iloiiiinican Kepub lie Pmter has cnticued Ihr Slate IVpartment s current polu v of treating the dictatorships snd demos rscies of Latin Amerus s!ike in g.ving moral, evoosiniic and mililarv support Dr hduardo Santts Clomb a v skier statesman and r I Tieiniio I publisher, put It this way in greet ing Porter .Sou sre the onlv one in the government at Washington I I who la saving what we so firm!) believe ie want only lo till vou how deeply grateful we are Recalling warmiv the moral ihe Kamhoo I urlain Mr should consider modifying irlber harriers turn aa the trad embargo hi d force China lata e.er rover relations with the Se v iet hi. he added km, a mere are no arma rnrni i on trols on Communist Inns thai cminlif will be free la irniinue to strengthen its large in htarv machine ha said In Korea Humphrey said roa ' .nurd violations hy Ihe North Ko rean ommunisti of Ihe ltfvl agreement not lo rearm recjuire a revision nl Ihe present armistice agreement nailer uinnllH l- TMmnn rM--i..l Mil University of .-...n, ir.m imr,r, neW, .1.. ...L .L- S' I. 1 rf wno wun ine ujie rnricn ,-,, )r s.nti savi di develop-1 rBf 1B(j .,, u,rl here in s a Word beginning police officers also were wounded i nUn PicAnknwOrC vat means without The fugitive-Khosrow Houiheh 'sjllll S.I3CMIIU WCI Acquire Home on escaped Irom jail in ltktt and has n 'J .' f ben 7h.d.ng .,nce r resident s rarm July 7 ' Ma) WASHINGTON and Mrs John . rk . i ,1.. acquired a honn oe rsnan anq ine Safely Valve (Milan Sole I titers fur The Stil.i Srl Valse roll ml mmy aaetslaa ASreuat aalett asherwlH IwasraSea are SaJeaa. ) mot I aim fission; Prof lm,rl, the forre of I nited Massachusets stlt moral hacking in their con Stanl efforts lo iionhat lolaiiiar lanism They are ballled si I S neulrslism in la'm A nvr r ic a whith thev say lends to give re setahitity lo the dictators WraaMS Marked 'I S V When Porter announced his in tent to sponsor an amendment lo the foreign aid hill when it comes up shortly in the House lhat would han lurther aid to a I Kisenhower have l-atin American countries deter nn President K.i mined by the Stale Department senhower s larin at Gettysburg lo he dictatorships it drew en Pa . Ihe Washington Star said lo- thusiastic response The Pentagon dav i has defended military aid to Tru The President s son bought Irom j Jillo and other dictators on grounds his lather the old red brick school (of hemispheric solidarity against house that la on the President s , Communism, snd the Stale De property and II. has been done partment has argued that under over completely the Star aaid our delense agreements covering President and Mrs Kisenhower the srms. military equipment .esderaklp The senator prnpoaed thai tha I nited Satiorw take leadership IS thu move and provide for "a this mug out ol armed forces and arm stiienls nn both sides of the arml--inr lines and lor effective mutual inspection " Humphrey said this could in clude "mutual aerial and ground inspertion of Ihe type that both trie I nited Slates and Soviet Ru s a have already accepted in prin i iple Such an agreement would ameliorate a dangerous situation m Korea and perhaps pave tha v av lor a political aettlement." he sad Humphrey said an Americans t II are being held prisoner in Ked China and Communist lead ers should rvalue that release of ttose imprisoned would help to lessen tensions in the area " Formosj Restricts Youth Dancing Parties VI TAIPKI. Formosa. July 7 iJ Police have banned dancing par ties of students on Formosa with- givta frtar raatiOerauaa It tr are lafarwatlv saS art aat aiart taaa ....... a . i. j ... . 5as ..,, n leagtk Persaaai atiaeas ias riair.l. at well at Hkei are la started remodeling Ihe first floor not supposed lo he used interna1 v out spprnv si ol their school prtn- arataeS. kal itTtM it eauileS u air aeHeft aaS aataiwai mm imy alee nf the schoolhoiiM into living by Ihe police against Ihe people ripals V order gava this res- quarters two years ago More re The newspapers here induate nn overindulgence in dancing centlv they started work on the wn Colombians are rrvenllul aflects a student i scholastic work taxes were a little over UO Last upsair, roorn, hlrn th, pnteri have published simirs and and his sense of moral decency." jear iney were nearly a. irm. inhed last week Why does Ihe city council and Maj Fiisenhower and his family school board have to put on a have been living at Ft Relvotr. special election for parks snd a . but are moving soon to near swimming pools Especially alter hy Alexandria. Va . to he closer Ihe taxpayers voted down parks t0 the Pentagon Maj Eisenhower and airport The parks we have now on duty there They don't are not used unless its (or some expect lo get settled in their Penn- special occasion. Why clon I Ihe ,vivania home until later in the year Opposes Issues To the Editor I would like lo slate my view in behalf of the taxpayers I have been a taxpayer in Salem lor over U years After my sons went into World War II, we sold our large house and bought this small one. a lot 41' by 70'. My GRIN AND BEAR IT By Lichty , .saasj:i a -. a a. ;sw ss .& tt ,Mt,m Time Flies. 10 Years Ago lali I. 147 Mrs Harold Oiinger wis awarded the championship Irophv prize for the summer tournament just i nded at the Salem folf Cluh Runner up was Mrs James Sears Appointment ol M F 'Gus Moore a lormer Salem YMCA stall member as associate gen eral secretary of the local YMCA was made Secretary C A Kells said Moore attended the Springfield. Mass . YMCA college for a year after graduating from Willamette L'niveraity I 134. 25 Years Ago Jaly I. 1n The Ray Hartman trophy awsrded annually te the golfer who has the best season record among women members of the Salem Goll dub, waa presented From The Statesenan files to Mrs Guy Vincent Smilh It was won last vear hy the Mrs. Edward N Gillingham Bill Hammond the chief of the diivers luense department, i reported doinj fine in an Ore gon i :! hospital following an emergency appendectomy 40 Years Ago July I. 117 The resignation of John .1 Roberts as director of the social department of the Salem Com mercial Club has been accepted, and William A Marshall member of the Slate Accident Commis sion, has been sleeted in his place Mary Pickfnrd s timely photo play. "The Little Arnerican.'' staged undet the personal direc tion of Cecil R De Mille. wtll open st the Oregon Theatra this set ' ( af ts thi.1( B, T- '.,- jr . yj t IS I siasa .,, t, ft ' 6t-efsaaaaa. school board and city council charge an admission fee for the swimming pools snd let those using them help psy lor the maintenance, not have the tax TOKYO .lulv 7 uw - The Im. pavers foot all the bills at non- p.,, p,,,,., , mllMca ptct Palace Music Rings taxpayers rxpense' They have lo par at YMCA or other places lor their entertainment or privileges "Is obvious recent capitalist court decisions is i-rrntin(t unrest, comrade, judge! . . . Prisoners tre screaming that in U.S, txirrununuU have some rightil" Crown Prince Akihilo is taking rrllo lessons He already plays Ihe guitar and piano Empress N'ata- They should get the law back ko and the crown prince s brnth where only taxpayers could vote Pr oshihitn both play piano A on bond Issues, or tax increases palace spokesman said they are or above S per cent limitation. interested in Western classical I see where some af the Eu-' music gene school board did not ap prove of ft. Thanks lo their judgment in favor of the tax payer. I know Iota of good men and ladies in Salem say its cheaper In live in an apartment than to own your home. I am crippled and just have to live on my social security check No outside income st all. I hope all the school districts get out snd vote against raising their taxes. I know they are against it in the Keizer arts where taxes came lots higher last year, and other districts also They don't use the park snd swimming pools very much. Get ant snd tell your neighbors and Irtends to vole. Iet them know what its about. See if they want more taxes II costs me just as much for milk and bread as others. C W BUM Beecroft, IMA Royal St. N.E. Salern, Ore. 4' Orr. qonQlalMBiai hone Cat t-sail at nsmirripw batss By rarrter la ettlesi Daily ana SuaSaf II II per ma. Dills enlT II SI par ma Ssmday anre II weak tts avail Oaii awe Sanaa Mn advance! In Oragoa k t) autaMa .. 1 TS ear ma. 4 01 thre mo. 7 SA sis ma. 11SS veer. T Basil SaaSas aw 1 7 . On aSvanrei aim era II TI asa II Weak MM rear Await eareaa areas i Clrewlattaa A sir A nrriea Newspaper rakitskara aa ASsertlatwa aaaewaaasaavaat wASB-oairmn ca ftcs ffSIMtocsji CtsMs WIST HOUJBAT CO. Maw Taek Chlease t) - THIS 'N THAT about your everyday Insurance problems U ktVI twaaW''aaBaBaw Ita. RaftsaTj t FSTION: If I trade refrtf erstors da I have ta da any thing shout my Fire laser aaee other than la make sure , I have eaeagh eeversga? 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