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OUR BOARDING HOUSE
with Major Hoopla
!Guard Unit Sets
Part in Alert
Company I, 162nd Infantry, Ore
gon National Guard, will take part
in the one-day test alert of the
Army and air national guard units
to be held in the near future, pos
sibly this week.
The alert will be known as "Op
eration Minuteman," First Lt.
Jack F. Pierce, Bend Company I
commander, said. When the alert
is received, the entire company,
84 men and five officers, will be
called into action.
I Lt. Pierce has cautioned resi
dents of the community not to be
alarmed adding:
"When the alert comes, Bend
residents will see theirvguardsmen
mobilized quickly to carry out the
duties assigned to them in an
emergency," Pierce said.
As the Bend guardsmen swing
into action, one detail will go to
the city reservoirs, another will
guard the power plant, and others
will place road blocks on high
way approaches.
The time and date of the test
alert will be secret until just be
fore the alarm is sounded, Lt.
Pierce said.
The "go ahead" order will be
issued by Oregon's adjutant gen
eral, Maj. Gen. Thomas K. Rilea.
and immediately transmitted to all
Oregon army and guard units.
The alert will be coordinated
with simultaneous alerts in other
states, the District of Columbia.
Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico.
Across the country, some 400,000
guardsmen will move into action
when the alert comes.
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In a Hurry for
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BIG PINE, CaW. (UP) Cal
ifornia's Csh and game depart
ment reported that a mourning
dove, shot near here by a hunter,
had set some kind of record in
its haste to fly south for the win
ter.
The department said the bird
had been branded by the Oregon
game commission some 500 miles
to the north only three days be
fore it was taken by John De Boeof
of Oxnard, Calif. Doves generally
average about 22 miles a day on
migratory flights.
Korean Envoy
Sees War Threat
MASON CITY, Iowa (UP) Dr.
You Chan Yang, Korean ambas
sador to the United States, be
lieves Red China will attack and
probably take the offshore is
lands of Quemoy and Matsu.
Yang, here to address a district
Rotary conference, said Monday
he expects the Communists also to
win Formosa and the Pescadores
"at the conference table."
The ambassador told the confer
ence "a bogey man picture of
Communists" has weakened our
will to resist them.
"We ibrget the tremendous su
periority of the free world in air
craft, naval craft, atomic and hyd
rogen bombs and all Industrial
resources," he said. "We have let
ourselves be pushed back and
back by an enemy that couid
never do it with force, but has
done it chiefly by persuading us
to weaken our own will to resist."
Yang said crises in Korea, Indo
china and the Formosan Straits
are all part of a "big overall pat
tern" of Communism.
"We need not fear it," he said.
"We should keep our courage in
tact and our minds clear so we
can confront it. For only in this
way can we hope toturn it back."
There were 12 per cent fewer
forest fires in U. S. national for
ests in 1954 than in 1953.
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Sec. Dulles Warns Ike of Commie
Buildup Along Coast near Formosa
By MERKIMAN SMITH
United Tress White. House Writer
AUGUSTA, Ga. (UP) Secretary
of State John Foster Dulles told
President Eisenhower Sunday that
Red China has launched an inten
sive buildup of offensive air power
opposite Formosa which has
"grave implications" for the Unit
ed States.
Dulles, who visited President Ei
senhower at his vacation retreat
here, said this country only learned
of the Communist air activities in
the "last few days" but they had
been going on for several weeks.
Most congressional leaders re
fused to comment immediately on
Dulles' disclosures but Sen. Karl
E. Mundt (R-SD) said the buildup
was "not surprising" and "as Mr.
Dulles pointed out, it doesn't mean
that an attack is imminent."
"Too Delicate"
House Republican leaders called
Dulles statements "too delicate"
for comment.
Dulles, who returned to Washing
ton Sunday after a two-hour con
ference with the President, said
the Red buildup was "a consider
able intensification and considera
bly broader in scope than anything
that was known until recently."
He and the President discussed
the "grave implications" sur
rounding the buildup, Dulles said,
hut he refused to say whether at
tacks on the off-shore islands of
Ourmoy and Matsu or on the Na
tionalist stronghold of Formosa
might be forthcoming. The secre
tary of state went on to say, how
ever, that the increased airpowcr
foreshadows a greater capability"
for attack "than we had been
aware of a few weeks ago."
Other Topics Discussed
Dulles also talked with the Presi
dent on the Austria-Russia treaty
negotiations, the "difficult" Viet
Nam situation and the forthcom
ing Asian-African conference at
Bandung, Indonesia,
The recent developments between
Austria and Russia make the pros
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is picking on Shultzl"
pects of a Big Four meeting
"seem ... to be more desirable
than would be the case if the Soviet
rules had declined to talk over a
peace treaty, he said.
He declined to say whether any
Big Four meeting would be among
the heads of state or at the for
eign minister level.
Dulles said he told the President
of "steady progress in the pro
gram for bringing into force the
treaties for German sovereignty,
German entrance into NATO and
the creation of a Western European
Union."
He said the foreign ministers of
the NATO council, whom he hoped
would meet early next mooth,
"would be expected to discuss, and
.... advmce concrete plans for
new discussions with the Soviet
Union."
On Viet Nam, Dulles said the
central government is struggling to
bring about national unity and al
though the situation is "difficult
(but) present problems are neither
unexpected nor insoluble. There is
no reason for discouragement."
Mr. Eisenhower hoped that the
Bandung conference would "heed
the universal longing of the peoples
of the world for peace and that it
will seek a renunciation of force
to achieve national ambitions,"
Dulles sail'
Copper Workers
Set Wage Terms
SALT LAKF (TTV IliPl All
unions representing employes of
Kennecott Conner Corn, in four
Western states agreed here Monday
on five wage and contract de
mands they will make this
summer.
Amone terms union 'renrpsnntn-
tives said they would seek when
contracts expire with Kennecott in
Utah, Arizona, Nevada and Col
orado, were:
A minimum hourly wage boost
ot 20 cents; a minimum layoff,
sickness or accident guarantee of
$50 weekly, in lieu of seeking a
guaranteed annual wage; a pen
sion plan providing for $3 month
ly for each year with the copper
firm; improvement in sick leave,
vacation and holiday clauses of
contracts, and establishment of a
permanent national conference of
all unions involved in Kcnnecott's
Western operations.
A spokesman for the Inter
national Union of Mine. Mill and
Smelter Workers yesterday said
Hie demands probably would he
ircsrntrd to the company before
contracts arc opened for negotia
I tions May 1. Most u-iion cmtracts
with Kennecott expire June 30.
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