Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, December 01, 1949, Page 29, Image 29

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    80 Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Thursday, Dec. 1, 1949
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Trumans Oft for Vacation Secretary of State Dean Ache
ion bids farewell to President Truman, Mrs. Truman and
Margaret as the first family leaves Washington for a va
cation in Florida. Margaret, who had just completed a con
cert tour, sported a brand-new camera for the vacation.
(Acme Telepholo)
From the Lighter Side
(01 tha Basin! Mini)
The new rector had Just come over from London and was
till somewhat unfamiliar with American English. At a party
in his honor an attractive young matron arrived late. As
she was making her apologies, the rector looked startled,
dropped her hand rather hastily and avoided her the rest of
the evening.
Later, aware of having said something wrong, but unable
to Imagine what, she told her husband about it. He suggested
she reconstruct her . conversation from the time she had
arrived. With her first words he let out a hoot.
She had said: "I am so sorry we are late. I was having
trouble with my sitter."
A young father was telling a group of friends what a bad
time he had when his baby was born. Finally a young matron
Inquired: "Who had that baby, anyway?"
The young man nodded toward his wife. "She did," he
answered quite seriously. "But she had an anesthetic."
Co-ops fo Develop
Phosphate Industry
Portland, Dec. 1 VP) Pacific
supply co-operative convention
delegates were told yesterday
there is enough phosphate rock
in the northwest to supply co-op
members for 100 years. 1
They also heard of plam to
develop it.
Charles Baker, co-op general
manager, said there are at least
5,000,000 tons of the rock in the
dry ridge deposit near Soda
Springs, Idaho. He said a per
petual lease with the govern
ment had been signed this month
by a co-op subsidiary for miner
al rights to 1500 acres of the deposit.
Record Tells of
Belt Strangling
Roseburg, Dec. 1 W) By
means of a wire recording, a
jury this morning heard Joseph
Louis Kiel, Myrtle Creek, tell
in his own words how he alleg
edly killed Stanley James Tuck
er, Springfield, by strangling
him with a belt.
"Something new" in trial
work in Oregon, the recording
was admitted in evidence over
the objection of the defense.
Circuit Judge William G. East
ruled that the statement was vol
untarily given, after he had lis
tened to the recording after the
jury was dismissed Tuesday af
ternoon.
"Now tell us just exactly how
you killed mm?" tne jurors
heard the voice of District At
torney Robert G. Davis ask.
'Well, I took my belt off and
choked him with it," the voice of
Kiel came over the machine.
Under questioning of the dis
trict attorney, Kiel told details
leading up to the alleged crime
and disposition of Tucker's body
under a bridge near Riddle Oct.
30. The recording was made af
ter Kiel's arrest the night of
Oct. 30.
Storm Washes Out Bridge One of the heaviest storms ever
to hit the northwest wnshed out a 200-foot span of the
Capllano river bridge at Vancouver, B. C, and virtually iso
lated the community of West Vancouver. The storm left 28
persons dead, hundreds of homes flooded and untold million!
of property damage as it roared over the Pacific northwest
states. (Acme Telephoto)
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Ousts Laborites
Auckland, N. Zealand, Dec. 1
(P) New Zealand voters in par
liamentary elections today ios.v
ed out Prime Minister Peter Fra-
ser's labor government after 14
years in power.
A groundswell of anti-labor
sentiment gave opposition na
tional party candidates a firm
lead which political observers
said would result in nationalist
control of the 80-member parlia
ment.
The opposition nationalists
had gained eight seats, in early
returns which political observ
ers said definitely indicated a
defeat for the laborite govern
ment in power since 1935.
It was predicted by these
counts that the nationals prob
ably have 46 seats to labor's 34
in the new parliament.
The labor party gained pow-
er in 193S in a landslide election
which gave it a majority of 30
in the 80-member house. Tnis
lead was cut at subsequent elec
tions. In 1946 labor had to rely
on its four Maori native sup
porters to hold the majority
"European" representa t i v e s
were divided evenly between
the nationals and the laborites
each with 38 seats.
The labor party has been led
by Fraser since 1940. The na
tional party is headed by Sidney
George Holland, who would be
the next prime minister if the
nationalists hold their gains,
Heavy anti-labor sentiment
was reported from many scat
tered districts. The main issue
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24, of Glendale, Calif., dem
onstrates one of the more than
2000 remedies that have been
suggested as "sure cures" for
his 17-month siege of hic
cups. Here, he drinks water
through a pencil clenched be
tween his teeth. This was sup
posed to do the trick, but he
still hies once every five sec
onds. (Acme Telephoto)
had been the nationalist party's
opposition to strict government
controls on prices, importi and
exports.
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Scheme Lauded
Paris, Dec. 1 (IP) General
Omar Bradley, America's No. 1
soldier, said today he was "both
satisfied and gratified" with the
Atlantic pact defense scheme'
drafted here this week.
Bradley and U.S. Secretary of
Defense Louis Johnson paid an
informal visit today to the Gen
eral Pershing post, American Le
gion. .
Johnson tomorrow meets the
defense ministers of the other 1 1
Atlantic pact nations to consid
er the new integrated defense
plan which the 12 army chiefs
ot staff drafted Monday and
Tuesday.
Bradley told a reporter the
defense plan outline was com
pleted in the 12-nation meetings.
Dut "some regional details re
main to be worked out."
He said he would confer with
Canadian military chieftains on
details of the North American
regional defense system, one of
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in the scheme to defend the
North Atlantic area from any
possible aggression.
Bradley conferred earlier to
day with General Jean De Lattre
De Tassigny, who commands
grand forces In the five-nation
Brussels alliance another of the
Atlantic pact's regional areas.
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