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U to Face W Lighting . ... Til IfeslWMin p, Air Terminal Be Proposea ,. vapor llfihlmg ror ' d 7th Ave. will be Monday nlghf. Eu- .11 session. FVln a report Jrom the W '"f .Lt lighting the recommendation " , Z same manner as '"JTh. There the inkllnBT,iw(rln and provided ..nation crews, earpod. IprOFOSITION for the two 1"";.. Hiahway 99 traf- cartji-B ' , ... as0 calls -way"l?eel light T-intown district Trharnelton Sts. h m bnT to the north CM:i, iL.it mercury fcSbe placed on 1. with two iail" CUon and two more ' Iiti. sides of the ,0roximate dupllca- aerinBlvd, year . ta. on the itlwleo.v . .u. mm, ana w - : . Allied, Red Jets Resume Action SEOUL, Korea (P) Allied and Red jeta fought In the clear skies over North Korea early thi Eas ter morning the first air combat in a week. A Fifth Air Force spokesman said a flight of U. S. Sabre let tangled with 40 Communist MIGs just after Easter sunrise. No Com munist planes were shot down in the brief fight. Allied losses are reported only in weekly sum maries. (.round action was generally quiet as Allied soldiers observed Easter with sunrise services all aiong me iss-mue front. U 57Vh n that this ame mni" Job. There Taft Wins Kentucky LOUISVILLE, Ky U.R Sen Robert A. Taft wrapped up 19 of Kentucky's 20 delegates to the Re- puoucan national convention Sat urday when the GOP state con vention elected four Taft men as cteiegaies-ai-iarge. Tornado Forecast WASHINGTON (U.R) The weather bureau said Saturday that thunderstorms accompanied by heavy winds ripped across the lower Mississippi River area and lt warned a tornado may strike in the deep south Sunday. Springfield Denies Charges by MSPC Safety Ordinance Faces Court Test Springfield Municipal Pow er and other officials Satur day filed with the Circuit Court a denial of allegations as the latest step in the Moun tain States Power Co.'s suit for injunction against city en forcement of an electrical safety ordinance. Filed by Atty. William S. Fort, the answer to Mountain States' amended complaint of Feb. 11 charged in effect that a city or dinance passed last fall is valid. It sets up procedures by which the private firm a competitor with Municipal Power must pay lees for construction work and maintain certain safety provisions. Mountain States filed an in junction suit against enforcement shortly after passage of the or dinance. The company terms the city action an attempt to take private property without due process of law in violation of the Oregon and U. S. Constitutions. Mountain States charges that the ordinance is a roundabout way of trying to force the utility out of business. It requires the manager of Municipal Power to inspect work project applications and to pass on safety of Mountain States equipment and operation. It requires payment to the city of $1 per pole in fees to replace or install poles and $5 each for other work applications. Among other charges, the amended complaint filed in Feb ruary by the company states that the city has no legaj authority to regulate a public utllNy, as the ordinance proposes. The company says the Oregon Public Utilities Commissioner is given this power. Municipal's answer is practic ally an outright denial of charges. Discipline Faced For Refusal to Fly SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (U.R) The Air Force disclosed Saturday that six reserve officers at Mather Air Force Base, Calif., in addition to six at Randolph Air Force Base in San Antonio, have refused to fly. Lt. Gen. Robert W. Harper, commander of Air Force Training Command Headquarters at Scott Air Force Base. III., said all the officers face disciplinary action for "direct disobedience to orders, Ferry Traffic Heavy ASTORIA P) The state's big gest ferry, the M. R. Chessman went into service Saturday as tourist travel indicated this year would be the heaviest on record The state - operated ' Columbia River ferry system reported travel the running 14 per cent ahead of last year. be IT-.nnosite sides r''rrr,,.Mtions. nlan will Jto t V directors ot the i- w. i-t, fVio same SW" " ' he citv Is propose" . fnr the council U anew plan for a cen iistratlon building at Sweet Airpoii. ... ...i vonr. tne city " Serins with United Air lenninal building on the Tth. field. Withfed- S the city hoped to buy Lettire and enlarge it to It idequate oincea iui u Aeronautics Administration , fte weather bureau and 'ilrport agencies. iy night, however, tne . Irnnrts committee will Lnd that the city build a luminal, placing it on the ii of the field. This area wai planned as tne ao & center of the airport. Ei terminal and other build eri erected on the south Itciuse of Air Force inter- il the beginning of world tOSWENDINQ cons t r u c- il in Initial unit containing him feet, the airports com- tas calculated the probable I14,93S. If the plan is ap- bv the civil aeronautics station, 96 per cent of the p He met with federal aid the city's share will be 11,139. The last estimate on rmous plan of using and til the United Air Lines f! let the city's costs at In cash, plus $15,000 in ( rentals from United Air eouncil will meet at 7:30 P the council chambers at fill. . Hero Pilot of Airliner Released by Hospital Ions to Appeal to Mrs. Raisin ttUND UPl Southern Pa rleys said Saturday they fw anew trial In a fed- Fn case here in which a Nrded a former Snrino- pn $41,500 damages. . o was won by Mrs. , !6, who was injured or a freight truck lUtomohilf, TT ' 83, and a nephew; SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (P) 1 After a four-hour wait by official order, singer Jane Froman was re united at a hospital Saturday with her husband, Capt. John C. Burn, who piloted a plane that carried 52 Easter travelers to death in the shark-infested Caribbean. The singer flew in from New York to see Burn, the central fig ure of a tragedy reminiscent of the 1943 crash in the Tagus River at Lisbon in which Burns saved Miss Froman's life. 'I am very happy," she said, after guards finally admitted her. HER HUSBAND was one of 17 survivors of a crash Friday out side San Juan harbor of a Pan American DC-4 that faltered when one engine failed after tak ing off for New York. She had been barred by order ot Dist. Atty. Zoilo Dueno Colon, who questioned Burn about the crash. Burn was turned loose after being held 17 hours incommuni cado. He left the hospital with Miss Froman and went to a hotel. The Coast Guard announced the search has been abandoned for the 39 missing passengers. Thirteen bodies were picked up near the crash scene. Most of the victims were Puerto Ricans. The district attorney said guards had been placed outside Burn's door at Presbyterian Hospital for his own protection. He did not specify what from. Burn said he was well, but was very upset about the tragedy. BURN AND HIS four fellow crewmen who also survived were credited with saving some of the passengers from the sea after the big four-englned plane split In two. Witnesses said Burn helped launch four life boats before the forward section sank. Later he was seen holding i baby under one arm and an eld. erly woman under the other while he swam toward one of the rafts, The woman and child died a few minutes after a Coast Guard res cue plane hauled all three aboard 1,000,000 Expected to Cast Votes In New Jersey Primary Tuesday NEWARK, N. J. (U.PJ A rec ord number of voters is expected to turn out Tuesday for New Jer sey's presidential primary elec tions, which will provide Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower with his first major test since he resigned at NATO commander. Election officials predicted that nearly 1,000,000 of the state's 2, 490,017 eligible voters would choose between Eisenhower, Sen. Robert A, Taft of Ohio and Har old E. Stassen on the Republican ticket. Thirty-eight GOP nomin ating convention delegates will be chosen. Unopposed for the 32 Demo cratic delegates is Sen. Estes Ke fauver of Tennessee, but Gov. Adlai Stevenson of Illinois was ex. pected to receive some write- in votes. The state attorney general has ruled that Democratic write-ins for any Republican will be valid. Republicans also may write in the name of any Democratic candi date. Also at stake were nominations for 14 congressional seats and for Sen. H. Alexander Smith's seat in the U. S. Senate. U Saturday it had .""e.willbenocamoaien ?'nbofGen.Doug- M'tarfortheRepubUcan xl nom noti. "oWarrive- Nev 'tl.Rl The SreJthan 7000 Army, n e ad Air Force per- i3H.j 'raic weapon feck rf i ! .Sunday, "-luiaay nignt. WHY SUFFER ANY LONGER? When otfaen fall ait on CfctnM "medles. Amailrtf meeeti for 609 eri In Cblnt. No natter with what MlmeiiU yon are afflicted disorder!, intuitu heart, lanes. Hver. kldnera. s constipation, alceri. dlabetei. nenmatUm. fall and bladdr fTr ln femalt corantalnta. 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