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10 Capital Journal, Salem, On., Wednesday, Jon 21, 1950 Where Do We Go From HereT Seven baby gorlllai, des tined for zoos In varioui itatei, reit in a New York pet fhop after a voyage by air from their native Africa. Hoover Asks for More Men To Prevent Security Break Washington, June 21 U.B FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover told congreu Tuesday that he need! more manpower to combat Increasingly tricky subversives and prevent a security "break down." But he warned against "suppression and outlawing." In the FBI section of the u- tlce department's annual report to the house and senate, Hoover aald: "The Increasing stealth and deceit employed by subversives snake the work of the FBI in creasingly difficult and require more manpower and Ingenuity to secure the information which will prevent a breakdown of our domestic security.1 The FBI director told congress the difficulties "can well be realized when it is considered that subversives use fictitious names, meet under the cover of darkness and operate in a clan destine manner." Hoover said that until there is a national policy which will make "clandestine and under round activities unprofitable," the challenges to the FBI will continue. "Suppression and outlawing subversive organizations by leg islative enactment are not the answer," he said. "As a nation we need have no fears so long as actions of those residing within our shores are 'open and above board.' " Hoover detailed arguments previously voiced for not dis closing the identity of FBI un dercover agents who assist it in loyalty and the other investiga tions. He said the value ol pro tectlng the identity of such agents was proved in the trial of the 11 communist leaders in New York because premature revelation of their names would have ended their usefulness. The report covered the year nded June 3, 1949. Hoover said that during this period eai Investigated by the FBI resulted in 8,416 convictions. Hoover said that of all persons brought to court in FBI cases, 97.2 percent were convicted. He added that S3 .9 percent of these convictions were on pleas of guilty. There were two deaths and eight life sentences. Other sen tences totaled 20,077 years, 10 months and 13 days. Ambulance Service Established in Albany Albany, Ore Establishment of a new private ambulance service here has been complet ed by Bob Rutter and Don Gar ris of Portland and they an nounced Monday they are ready for service. The two have come here from Portland with their families and have set up headquarters, where they are available day or night, with no distance limitations on calls. The new enterprise will be known as the Arrow Ambul ance service. Equipment includes a new Pontiac ambulance with accom odations for three patients, and with oxygen tank and first aid materials valued at $200 in the car. When service is needed for more than three persons, an emergency car will be available. In addition to local service, the Arrow company has an agreement with Western Sky ways for air ambulance service from the Albany Municipal air port, and they aald they can have a plana here within SO minutes after notification. Painting roosts with a one per cent suspension of the gamma isomer oi benzene hexachloride has been found effective against chicken lice.. Cowboy Comedian to Crown Timber Queen Albany Queen of the 1950 Timber Carnival will have the honor of being crowned by Smiley Burnette, billed as Amer ica's number one radio and screen cowboy comedian, mark ing the first appearance of a movie star on a Timber Carnival program in the six-year history The chunky, 245 pound vet eran of Western films will fill the role of master of ceremonies at the Coronation Pageant, to be held on the banks of scenic Wav- erly Lake at 9:30 p. m. Sunday, July 2, it has been announced. A unique setting will be used this year, according to Jim Kern, Coronation chairman, who dis closed that the pageant will por tray Paul Bunyan's saw mill on a logger's holiday, visited by the queen and her royal court. Com mand performance will be pre sented by the Albany Choristers. Circle Fighters and the Mill Hand Quartet Also appearing will be Bill SeSouza and bis orchestra and Roy Jackson and the North- westerners from radio station KEX in Portland. Marcantonio to Run Again for Congress New York, June 21 U.B Rep. Vito Marcantonio, American labor party and frequent sup porter of communist objectives, announced today that he would seek another term against a democratic republican - liberal party coalition aimed at ousting him from congress. He now is serving his seventh term from the polyglot 18th dis trict, comprised largely of the East Harlem slums. The coalition candidate is James G. Donovan, a democrat Chiang Appeals For Chinese Aid Taipei, June 21 W) Chinese President Chiang Kai-Shek to day appealed to Chinese living in other countries to rally to the cause of democracy and fight communism. His appeal was directed at all Chinese living outside of the country but he paid particular attention to Chinese in southeast Asia, possibly next target of the communists. 'Soviet aggression knows no bounds," Chiang said in his radio address. 'The democracies of the world have not yet united themselves. A sense of comprom ise and temporary ease still persists." Chiang said, as in the war with Japan, China is bearing the brunt of the first attack of the third world war. He praised his countrymen for their help in fighting commun ism and pledged anew his de termination to invade the China mainland as soon as possible. Chiang said the menace of the communist tide was becom ing more and more serious but, nevertheless, he asked overseas Chinese "not to lose their con fidence in freedom and in your beloved country. "I shall never shirk my re sponsibility and will live up to the expectations of my fellow countrymen both at home and overseas in defending Formosa," ne pieagea. Silverton to Become 1st Class Postal Zone Silverton Coming as encour aging news to the business folk Is an announcement that begin ning July 1, the Silverton post office holds a first class rating. This change involves a show ing of the past calendar year of more than 340,000 in postal receipts, the change from district accounting to a direct account ing office taking full effect on July 1. Henry Aim, local postmaster, Is appreciative of the growth of the home town which made this advancement possible. 3 Linn County Firms File Incorporation Albany, Ore. Articles of in corporation have been filed here for three Linn county enter prises, including the Blue Creek Lumber company, Lebanon; the Albany Baseball association, and the Canyon Logging and Lum ber company. The new lumber firm, with headquarters at Lebanon, is sponsored by E. J. Jungwirth, W. L. Barnes, Fred H. Stege man and W. H. Mac Donald, all of Lebanon. Capital stock is given as $10,000. The Albany corporation Is a non-profit organization without capital stock. Incorporators are Orville Wiseman, H. L. Maloney, Dr. Joe Gray, Dr. M. R. Cooley, ) Depend We( ving Service' y ACIOIS TOWN Ol k AC1IOM TNI NATION i TbtttMs? yOalVa? BMW-Bf IB ftOJPB as to a distant dty, ws oflbr she nsct to worry-free movsog ears to, insr locals fef (rfliti art Krallcd. And m icon ante- a fee A ! IB lines ws can vises aft ymsf disposal Iba know-how of she world's lasgsst long-distance SBOTtng ncssiilsettini ABJtd's pert pioScss, handlers and drivers safcfoard yoer po ms atone STry step of she waft Gel ate estimates. Red Star Transfer Liberty Balm oat n. Mill KEitS lUMSS. l MM8 U BRovyn BUILDING? REPAIRING? PAINTING? DO IT WITH T. FROM THE KEITH BROWN TOOL RENTAL DEPARTMENT! You con rant any of these tools at reasonable rotes) Floor Sander Disk Sander Caulking flunt Tila Cutter Staple Tackari Small Drum Polisher Isulatlon Shredder Sander and Edgar 14" Floor Polisher 12" Floor Polisher If yea want to own tools Ilka these, yoa ran bay them, too. They're all carried In our regular stork. You'll find everything for your building needs at that convenient location. Blow Torches Bevel Devil Edgar Paint Compressor Linoleum Roller Staple Hammer Linoleum Scribar 3" Skill Belt Sandar Metal Moulding Cutter Staple Hammer for Applying Composition Roofing Frog, Buried Alive 9 Years, Blinks at Life Oklshoma City, June 21 u- A bewildered frog, burled alive tor nine years, blinked at civi lization today and obviously didn't like it Eugene Meadows, a pipe fitter, found the faded amphibian yes terday when he dug beneath concrete flooring at a Tinker air base hangar. "There was no air pocket just solid dirt packed around him," Meadows reported. "It's been about nine years since the flooring was put in." Meadows took the frog home "to see what will happen to him." He was still alive today, but acting in a most un-froggy manner. "We have him in a tub of dirt In the basement," said Meadows' wife. "But he doesn't seem to want to do anything but bury himself ir. It. Instead of hop ping forward like a frog is sup posed to do, he just crawls back wards and buries himself In the dirt until only his nose is showing.". She said the animal hadn't made a sound and hadn't eaten anything. "We took him a bug, but he was afraid of it," she said. Albany Businesses File Assumed Names Albany, Ore. Assumed busi ness name certificates have been filed here for Ray's Septic Tank service by Francis Nored, Leban on; the Swanson Logging Co. by Jack L. Swanson, with O. D, Swanson withdrawing; for the Santiam Stock Farms, by O. D Swanson, Jack and Frances Swanson, all of Lebanon. For the Estep Realty Co. by J. E. Estep, Lebanon; for the Dunham Logging Co. by George and Keith Dunham, Albany; W. O., Archie and Lee Evans, Jef ferson; Henry Cartwright, Drap erville and George H. Koster, RFD 4, Albany. For the Bolman Logging Co. by George R. and Clara E. Bol man, Scio and for the K. & A. Lumber company by Ray and Kathryn Platz, Albany. For Earl and Nellie Moore, Harrisburg, operating as Dinty's Furniture, Hardware and Vari ety store. Frank Edwards, J. L. Chambers and Harold Arnett. Paul Creek Bert and Ada Karr, Lyons, are incorporators of the Canyon company. 1975 Population In Independence . Independence According to figures on the preliminary count released last week by Cornelius Bateson, census district supervi sor. Independence has a popula tion of 1,973. This is 803 more people than were listed here in 1940 and represents a gain of 43.9 percent. The 1940 popula tion was 1,372. . On the whole, Independence showed a greater percentage wise increase than the rest of the county. The county's popula tion now stands at 28,184 com pared to 19,989 ten years ago, showing a gain of slightly more than 30 percent Due to having college stu dents counted as residents for the first time, Monmouth's pop ulation jumped from 965 to 1,941, only 34 less than Inde pendence and doubling the 1940 figure. However, subtracting the approximately 350 college stu dents from that total would leave them a 44 percent gain- figure within a few decimal points of the Independence per centage of increase. The remainder of the county outside the city areas had a 1950 population of 14,477. These figures are substantial ly correct, but are subject to re vision after returns for non-residents are credited to their prop er locality and other routine checks have been made, About 100,000,000 trees can be raised from 2,300 pounds of Douglas fir seed under perfect conditions. 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