mlmmf . II I I
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Children for the First Time
t il rrntrii' ' 'ir
Named Gov. Earl Warren's
crime commission has named
Jack Dragna (above) as an
I important rival ol mobster
Mickey Cohen. The commis
sion identified Dragna as a 55-car-old
Mafia member of Los
Angeles. (AP Wirephoto)
Red Pact Aimed
At America
Washington, Feb. 16 VP)
Diplomatic authorities said to
day Soviet Russia and Red Chi
na apparently had designed
their new treaty of alliance in
part as a weapon for cutting
thr ground from under Ameri
can policy toward China.
That was the initial interpre
tation placed on the annex to
the pact, announced last night.
Under this, Russia promises to
hand over to Communist China
withing two years the South
Manchurian railway, which the
Soviets now operate, and the
port of Dairen. Moscow also says
it eventually will withdraw So
viet troops from the "jointly
used naval base" of Port Ar
thur.
American policy, as stated by
Secretary of State Acheson Jan,
12 is based on the hope of a con.
flict of .interest between Russia
and China in North China and
particularly in Manchuria.
If Russia actually returns the
railways, Dairen and Port Ar
thur the effect would be to min
imize this conflict.
Meanwhile, state department
officials are certain that both
Moscow and the Chinese Red
regime will make propaganda
capital of the fact that Russia
has entered into a treaty to re
linquish the special rights which
the United States has assailed as
a form of old fashioned imper
ialism in China.
Mary Ruth Dowd
Chosen Maid of Honor
Linfield College, McMinn
ville, Feb. 16 Mary Ruth
Dowd, Salem, a freshman at
Linfield college, McMinnville
was elected maid of honor to
reign with the Sweetheart of
Inter-collegiate Knights on cam
pus Friday, Saturday and Sun
day, February 10-12.
The court included three other
attendants as well as the two top
gins.
The court members were
guests of honor at a banquet in
the college commons Friday
evening, and at a formal ball
Saturday. The outstanding
freshmen were selected by mem
bers of the national service fra
ternity on the basis of poise,
neatness, attractivenes, friend
liness, scholastic ability, and
participation in school activi
ties.
i Atlanta. Feb. 16 W)--A delicate operation performed as 1,000
.... .u-j onhlo n rntton mill worker s wife
to see her husband and two children for the first time,
i It was the surgical transplant ten days ago of a cornea from
a still-born baby to the left eye of Mrs. Mary Ella Sams, 33, of
'. . Manchester, Ga.
Color television picked up mi
nute details and displayed them
to physicians at a southeastern
medical meeting. '
Mrs. Sams' sight was tested
with a liasnngnt oeara. i
children and relatives clustered
around her and told them she
could detect the light.
Her doctors at Grady hospital
were silent on the final results.
But she herself said joyfully:
You know, they think I'll
probably have 80 per cent vision
in this eye. Isn' that great?"
Mrs. Sams has been blind
since an infection at the age of
18 months. If sight is restored
to her left eye, a similar opera
tion may be performed later on
her other eye.
Cold War End
Election Issue
London, Feb. 16 iP) Win
ston Churchill's suggestion for
new Big Three talks to end the
cold war has pushed the debate
on the hydrogen super bomb In
to the British election campaign.
Churchill mentioned the bomb
but not by name last night
in a speech at Edinburgh. Then
he called for east-west talks on
the "highest level" in a "su
preme effort to bridge the gulf
between two worlds so that each
can live their life, if not in
friendship, at least without the
hatreds and maneuvers of cold
war."
It was the first attempt by
either conservatives or laborites
to inject the east-west issue into
the Feb. 23 election campaign
that so far has been fought sole
ly on domestic grounds more
or less socialism.
This suggested that conserva
tives may end up their campaign
by claiming that Churchill if
he becomes prime minister
could deal better with Russia's
Generalissimo Stalin than could
Laborite Prime Minister Clem
ent Attlee.
Nugget Inka Ormsby
In Production Test
Nugget Inka Ormsby, a regis
tered Holstein-Friesian cow
owned by C. J. Berning, Mt.
Angel, has completed a 365-day
production test of 843 pounds of
butterfat and 20,214 pounds of
4.25 per cent milk made in herd
improvement registry.
Testing was supervised by
Oregon State colleke in coopera
tion with the Holstrin-Friesian
Association of America.
The cow was milked twice
daily and was 6 years 4 months
when she began her test period.
Business Group Meets
Aumsville The Aumsville
Business Men's association met
at the fire hall. There were
eight members present. The next
meeting will be held Feb. 21 at
the fire hall.
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