The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, February 13, 1958, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textf, fl-(Sec. I) Statesman. Salem, Ore., Thur.t Ffb. 13, '581 pfjflfj X,Gcl(cr CC Authorizes Rise I In Rail Freight Rates m WASHINGTON, Feb. 12 The 1 creases which it sanctioned arc ' Interstate Commerce Commission applied to both interstate and in m today authorized a railroad Yreicht , traslate , traffic, this will mean ""rate increase averaginf about two about It million dollars year in per rent on most freight items additional revenue for the 2 effective at midnight Friday. carriers. The ICC action applies only to Through public notice, the rait Interstate freight movements. But roads late last year sought in sthe authority took note that the creases averaging three per cent I railroad industry is seeking com- with revisions in operating rules Separable upward revisions in intra- designed to yield around 210 rrffl- state rates from the state com- lion dollars a year, i tnwsiori. It was contended by the -Indus fSr The ICC said that if the in-t try that even if this were allowed in full, it would not cover an es- b4 Theater Time Table KLiiNoac "SAYONARA" 1 00. 0 4S CATtTOL 'APRIL LOVI 7 00. 10 IS -STOPOVER TOKYO": . OLLTWOOD -mm facu or rvr- T OS. 10-10 -AT GUNPOINT": 0 limited 300 million dollars a year in increased costs resulting from ase hikes last November. In scaling down the railroad proposals, the ICC also issued a blocking order against twin propo sals affecting port traffic. One of these proposals was to establish a SI 20-per-ton special charge for A .''" . -- . - . -a. Mardi Gras Gaiety Boosted by Snow NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 12 - (The only thing that could turn the minds of this fun-seeking city from carnival gaiety on the eve of Mardi Gras happened today. ! It snowed enough to measure for . the first time in 20 years. Even sober citizens immune to The Weather Indonesian ' fCrisis Hardens; iRebels Sought Robert Scamster who will di rect Willamette alumni fund drive in Salem area. Salem Man loading and unloading export, im-.. a a . I .McrtM.and iniwcosul lo Mead WU The other was to reduce to four; A f" days the free time " allowed !r63 UTIVG loading and unloading at the ports j . before starting to collect car de- Robert Scamster. Salem dry murrage charges. irom shippers, 'cleaner manager, was named The present free time allowed Wednesday to direct Willamette Astoria Batrr Bend-Red mend Euaene . Klamath Fait -Mediord . . Newport North Bend ... Portland Satras Max. Mia. trr. 4 41 SI 40 M u a M 4 47 M 44 SS 4t . . SI 49 ... M 4.1 St 45 07 .OS 00 t M 1M M 7 .IT By TNK ASSOCIATED Ma. ranges from seven to It days. If a car is held for a longer period, demurrage begins that is University's 1951 Loyalty Fund drive in the Salem area. The cam paign to raise money for higher hardened today. Commer- I flights to rebellious Central' I 111 Z-tlVcaGsl itra were canceled. Orders 1 '"J JQiiads Now I by And Normal JAKARTA. Indonesia 2 Indonesia's politico -nts "3nal an&umatra ent out for the arrest there of! J Maxai 1 f four young colonels as rebel lead vU3GS iHOW IU picked troops. . : Zm "Firm action" was pledged the army's chief of staff. Maj. i latROBE, Pa.. Feb. 12 UB-Re- Cen. Abdul Hans Nasution. i member the Zavada quadruplet Harassed Premier Djuanda Latrobe --called en former Vice President , lHt the aatioo watched and ohammed Hatta, a conservative woodered if they would survive. rre-Westenier. at Hattas home. bora tiny, the big Jbere were reports that be sought , ftst woxw only 2 pounds. 10 JJiatta a help as a mediator. The rebel officers, awed foes of communism and corruption, eiraadcirt an ultimatum from Pa tdang Monday demanding that Ojuanda's "guided democracy" -Cabinet quit and President Sukar- 3m name a new government within ive days. " They proposed that Hatta. a Su a charge for delay in loading or (acuty salaries will begin about unloading tnc car. March 1 rate increase authorized by ICC,- hM, u.n.. ni.i. j. Mrs. Edith Bndon. Dr. Charles Carey, Miss Vivian Carr. Melvin Cleveland. Robert Joseph. Mrs. Howard Mader. Lowell Maudlin. Stuart McElhinny. Mrs. Tony Nuns, E. E, Obert, Oscar Specht. Larry - Sandifrr, Mrs. Bnic VanWyngarden, Lvle White. Robert Packwood. Miss Judith Wood. Don Robinson, Le Roy Long. Herbert Brewer, Mrs. Elmer Smith. Everett Wilco and Ollie Williams. This series of hikes has raised these rates about 110 per cent Feb. 12 above the levels ef 1M. military mrss Ml. Prri. Anrhoras I Zl Allwquerqu 44 14 Atlanta II U Rout 4S 33 .49 Boston 31 II Oiiraro IS 7 T Clcvtland 15 Denvr S3 3 .11 Detroit IT 1 .01 Far IS 4 Fort Worth 33 14 .07 Gatvcatoa 37 31 .01 Helena Ml T Honolulu IS S Kaatai City 11 3 - Las Vctaa SS M Lo, An(t 41 51 .01 Mikml C! S Mnpli St Paul . 10 4 - Now Orteani , 37 30 Now York 31 13 Omaha IS 4 Pkoawu SS 3 Raaw 51 3 .IS Sacramento (3 S3 l.M Salt Lake City 43 IS T Saa Dwo SS SS Saa rranrtoro OS SS 10 Waaluaujtaa M D - Today's forecast (from VS. Weath er Bureau. McNarjr Field. Salem): Partly cloudy uirouih Friday with a few shower toniant and Friday. ; Little chann in temperature with i trie highest today near 54; lowest i tonifM near 3S. I Willamette Rivrr: T feet. Temp. 111 am. today: 47. I Saleai PrerlpluUosi Since start of weather year Sept. 1 To Data Last Year Normal ! 17 SS IS 10 MM Tide Table (Tafr, Ore.) Emergency Missile Bill Signed by Ike igest woghing only ounces. "Now they are almost forgot ten,' said their mother, Mrs. An drew Zjvada, today as the four 'children prepared to celebrate WASHINGTON. Feb.. 12 their 10th birthday Saturday (President Eisenhower has signed hale and hearty. an emergency bill providing $1.- "You'd never know lo see them 4lo.000.etn to speed up the missile now that they had such a struz- and air-defense programs. U " uu their mother. "The Th hill annronrialM SI MM nm . matran who broke with Sukarno neighbors and their friends accept 000 in cash and authorizes the De- them as though there was nothing fense Department to use 1150.000. unusual about their birth." ;ooo additional from previously ap- At birth the babies three girls , propriated money, and a boy-tipped the scales at n cash includes l3SO.000.ooo 1 pound. I ounces; 2 pounds 4 for the Navy and WO.OOO.OOO for ounces; 2 pounds. ounces. nd 2 Air Force. The Navy allotment pounds. 10 ounces. ! contains funds te start work on Dr. Richard OToole. Pittsburgh o,, ,t0mic-powercd submarines peAatnoaa. Raveled some c,p,bie of firing the Polaris bus- niuca tv 4j4kviw t'nj u m i three months to watch ever the ' " .' I children 1 " rresident also signed a re- I Mm rvst. ..iA ik, oA . : authorixing the Defense "healthy kids." but she agreed the three petite blond-haired girls and their bkd-haired brother are smaller than most children of 10. Barbara, the smallest at birth, is still the tiniest. She weighs S2 pounds and is SO inches UU. John lis M inches UU and weighs M i pounds. The two ether girls. Be' nadetle and Anna Marv. both are a Mx dosh ior etgm years, sj inches toll and weigh SI pounds eie BSS Only one Conulaint-Mhe AU arc fourth-crade students at (Compiled by US Coast At Geodetic Surrey. Portland. Ore l 3n ISM. and Sultan Hamengku, Indonesia's first defense minister, aZshouM bead a caretaker sregime "-wf esperts. ZZ Djuanda's Cabinet rejected the Ultimatum Tuesday Bight and or- idnredl dishonorable discharge of She four young colonels, e They are LL Col. Achmad Hus leisL military commander of Ceav tral Sumatra: U. Cot Zulkifi Lu Zi and U. CoL Dahlaa Djambek. 'fuimei deputy chiefs of staff: and SoL Maludin Simboloa, ousted tmnander of North Sumatra. as They were accused of being n 7arvd in an attempt last Novetn sfcer to assassinate President Su 5an and of trying to change the "Oi my chiefs orders. Hit Waters Low W iters Feb Time Height Time Height 13 T:4S am SI 1 57 am IS 0 41 om 4t 3 3S om -01 14 S:4S am SS 10 3S pm SI 3 OS am IS 4:31 pm -4 4 15 S 41 am SS 4 11 am 1 11:18 pm It S 10 Dm S I IS 10 30 am SS S-OS am 11 11S4 pm It SSS am -0 4 IT 11:13 fm S.T S 40 am 10 0 31 pm -e l IS 11 13 am SJ S 30 am IS - 11 S4 am SS TeSorn -41 if 11 SJ am SS Tea am IS 11 H pm S3 1:34 om SJ SS I X) am OS 1 47 am IS lpn II S A3 am OS II I SS am SO S 14 am 11 1 47 pm 3 7 S 31 Dm 01 n 1 II am to 03 am 13 1 17 pm 3 4 01 Dm 11 13 J SI am 4 0 S 47 am 11 3 13 pm SO n om I J 14 SIS am SO J1 IS am 1J 4 07 pm 4 0 lo ot pm 1J 13 4 07 am SO 11:31 am 11 5 11 pm 41 I0 SS pm 13 M 4 54 am 01 1144 pm OS S 33 pm 41 11 SI Dm I S XI S SO am 01 1J0 am SS 7-S1 pm 4 3 SS S S4 am SJ 1 am IT S S3 pm 4S 1 SO pm SJ ! the spirit of carnival grinned at the floating flakes of snow and the rare mantle of white over the blooming azaleas and camellias, the shrubs and ' the palm fronds. The. gay at heart scooped snow into balls and pitched them at everyone from traffic cops to the sedate banker. ' Mld-Msralag Frerae But, temperatures that dipped below freezing at midmorning forced cancellation of the horse races at Fair Grounds and the postponement until Saturday of tonight's scheduled downtown pa rade by the Carnival Krewe of Babylon. Officials warned about highway travel in north Louisiana and New Orleans street crews watched the overpasses for dan gerous ice. The snow storm moved in from Texas and brought similar weath er for much of the Deep South. The snow fall was heavier west of New Orleans. Hurricane-wounded Cameron on the edge of the Gulf of Mexico stirred sluggishly under about five inches of snow and nearby Lake Charles measured about one inch. Baton Rouge had more than an inch. Saew la Deep Sooth Snow reports filtered in from extreme Deep South enow trace I at Natchez and Hattiesburg, Miss., , s flurry at Pensacola.vFla., flur ries around Mobile, Ala., and Biloxi. Miss., on the Gulf Coast. Some counties west of New Or leans closed their schools. In New Orleans a forecast of a a -degree minimum poised a threat of icy streets as snow con tinued to fall. There wss a similar outlook in Mississippi. In north Florida, forecasters looked for the second snow of the state's worst winter, s season which brought an estimated loss of a quarter of a billion dollars from bad weather. (Additional lata newt on page 14.) AF General Plans to Halt 4 Pacifists HONOLULU. Feb. 12 I Air Force Maj. Gen. Alvin R. Lue- decke, nuclear test task force commander, plans to prevent four pacifisits from sailing their small ketwh into the Eniwetok testing area, the Star-Bulletin reported today. "There are plans to stop them," the general was quoted by an un named Source. He declined toeant- pfy- . ,. I "Albert S. Rigelow. 51. of Cos I Cob, Conn., sailed Monday from Los Angeles with three compan ions. They plan to sail into the area where nuclear tests are scheduled for ApriL I' The Defense Department said yesterday it was relying on the I task force commander's judgment to prevent injury to the four men I aboard the ketch. Rochester Faints While Rehearsing Jack Benny Show HOLLYWOOD. Feb. 12 I -Eddie (Rochester) Anderson, 52, fainted tonigrjt while rehearsing for s television show and was taken lo Hollywood Presbyterian Hospi tal for observation. Attendants said Anderson had complained of an upset stomach while rehearsing for tomorrow night's Jack Benny program. "He's doing nicely bow," a physician said. 'Attack' Out on Luzon MANILA. Feb. It i - L i. Marines, the 7th Fleet and Philip pine soldiers and airmen will join next week la defending Luzon Island against mock invaders. The exercise is called "Operation Strongback." 2.2OS.0OO hours of service were given by Red Cross volunteers In 171 Vetersss Administration hospitals in the ITS- during 1S47. Oregon's Ranges Best in7 Years; PORTLAND, Feb. 12 im -Ranges la Oregon are la the best condition in seven years, the Ore gon Crop and Livestock Report ing Service said today. Mild wis ter weather was credited. Range conditions averaged SS per cent for the state, compared to 7 a year ago and T for the past It years. Shanghai Plants Trees HONG KONG. Feb. 12 lift -There'll be almost as many trees as people in Shanghai if a 1951 tree-planting program announced by Radio Peiping is carried out. The broadcast said six million trees will be planted this year to beautify Shanghai, Red China's largest city. The population . is seven million. - J Edward Himmelmaa, a Nova Scotia fisherman, has lived on I his Sfoot boat for eight years. aWle has only one comDlainM-the 3Jampoess mildews his ooe good St. Vincent's Parochial School. suit which be a4toes ashore. wears when be Oeks Seed Sfl IvslaWe North Saltm High Schvol AuditorhiM Hesi, rearsarrlli(l;15X H Benefit: YWCA SWIMMING POOL AO Seats Reserved $1 J, U.4I. $LM On Sale at Stevens tea IH State SL Salem The quads will celebrate with their 15-year-old brother, Larry, and S-year-old sister, Frances. Researchers Try To Create New Type Fluid Milk ; CORVALUS. Feb. 12 Re- j search programs are trying to cre ate concentrated fluid milk that 'ess be stored without refrigera tion, the Oregon Dairy Industry Conference was told Tuesday. Michael J. Pannansch said that the research programs are getting closer to finding such s fluid milk which can be brought up to the 'original milk quality by adding water. Pannansch is member ef the U. S. Department ef Agriculture research division. The conference ends tomorrow I night. Thai My... 2r S I Mn' Sox .... from 1.00 I Z. I Js)wlry from 1.50 f 1 WalUtf from 3.95 A E A Blts . . . . . . from 2.00 1TI iJffifoii" Sfcwfjpi jff-- Department to proceed with con structioe of a ballistic missile de tection fystem and ballistic mis sile firing bases and to enable the Strategic Air Command to dis perse its planes ever more bases. The latter measure authorises Secretary of Defense McElroy to set op wit his) his department an Advance Research Projects Agen cy to bsndle space programs. Adults &Oc C hildren 2e New Shewing Open :4S A GirTs Most Sheeting F.iwerieeee! & The Three OT Eve . Almost half of all the eggs sold in the United States are produced i n five states California. Minnesota, Iowa. Pennsylvania and New Jersey. So says Clayton p. Libeatt, egg marketing specialist for the North Carolina Agricultural Extension Service. . David Wayne. Lee J. Cehh I Act! Co-Hit 4T la TZM Restaurant has been remodeled for new hours and additional service lintCII ted DIME! Dsih; wtfli Mail Sonic it CMMtar m4 hi ImMis Table Serrks to Iht far imps sjp t 75 CslHaObklalerhsUib Weekdays 1 1 to Sun. i Holidays 12 to S Phone IM 3-501 Mn4 440 State Downtown Salem ACORNS FROM IHt WITH OIL MILNf VOILA! Five years will seen get e as! Fie years I've spent dishing up all the acorns anyone could pee -aibly eatl j You see come Sep tern berwe'H no longer have the Oak Room! No) even 0 li'tle scorn! (back around sad violins!) We'll have something ev en better, to be sure, but 1 wander what I'll be writing h e r el "Trickles from the Pump SoomT" or maybe "Diuy Dope from the Merry -Go-Sound loom?" Ah, well, wo hall seel Meanwhile, dont forget our liuitnf steaks and plush prime ribs! Remember in Salem - if f the HOTEL MARION DOORS OPEN :4S 2nd Week .. . . 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