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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1951)
Z 16 Capital Journal. SaJcm. Ore, Tujay, Aotruat 21, 1951 - Graham Raps Immoral Trend ' Sf . Auj. 21 E. j.t fIis E:Uy Grsharr. .cld as a:- e:ence ef 15 ICO 5-r.iay t.-j-tl the L'r:-.rf States rs.s tettr.f. an aJ-i-T.e rrral lc' -r.;ch ha ceen rzCictd te reiror: ' - -:c:ce ra'.e arr.cr.s A.T.er.ea: He give r.o f:r-r rcr th .. fcurce of h.j w:e.ir:. ' - Tr.e yc-jr.z revivals: :d sr. (i-pi c; .:- ce-.-i ;o Tcrier 1SS NORTH LIBERTY PHONE 3-3191 re a "" He r. 5;c exarr.ple ".rcveriy over the fe-: : ri "car. -car." ;.r'.j who hav .T-5". iv?ral r-rr.:nz a," T-e.r cUr.::r.?. sk.r: j---.r".:r.g ... r.-j-c-r - af:er r. : I . eocki- p:ir -:e a Mayer W;i:- F. Dv:r. to fcal: Graham said i r. h s rrr. o n that he "cc-ii r.o'. i'.o.-r.sir.'' .e wiy people i p 1 tr.e;." t..T.e in "' -a. -hile "coys in Korea are ..;?. I . . k;iled in tr.err efftr.s :o pre- serve liberty." Ir. a specs! ar.r-O-r.cerr.er.:. , 'Gr5r;a-; sa:d r..j grc-p has s.gn - ed '.r.e f:rs: contract :tr a coas. ti' to- c oaj; rel.lo'-; television ; brcadcaj- Ke said the firs, four programs to be shown in the series have h-seri M.T.ed curing 1 ' hi six-week stay in Sea. tie. 101 Naval Vessels ?To Be Reconditioned i Washington. Au;. 21 The ' ; - navy announced today that or- I !;'., ders have been issued for the I conversion or modernization of i 101 naval vessels, including tr -three Essex class aircraft car-j TiCrs. ; i ' The program also includes the construction of four mines weep-' ers. ! No estimate of the cost was " given, but in the past the cost ; of modernine a single carrier ! f has run into tens of millions of r dollars. 1 H The carrier Bon Homme Rich- ard is scheduled for moderniza-j tion at the Brooklyn navy yard; and the carrier Hancock and' JXT.Lexin.V-on for modernization at the Puget Sound naval ship-' yard. Bremerton. Wash. All the newly announced work is to be done at naval shipyards except for the conver-! sion of four submarines to .'Guppy" (greater underwater; : propulsive power) snorkel- equipped submarines by the Electric Boat Co . Groton, Conn.! One-Time Boxer on I -Most-Wanted List I Washington, Aug. 21 A one-time professional boxer to- -t day was put on the FBI's list of ' ten most wanted criminals. j He is Ciachino Anthony Bac- . colla. 34. The FBI said he boxed under the name of Jack Fiore in 1933-36. i Baccola is wanted in Detroit for the murder of Albert Swartz. a jeweler, May 17, 1951, and on a federal charge there of ob-1 struction of justice, based on the slaying of Swartz. i The FBI, in asking law en-; forcement officers throughout the nation to bo on the lookout) fnr Baccolla. said he Is "con sidered an extremely dangerous criminal who may kill without ' the slightest provocation rather than he caucht and returned to face the serious charges out standing against him ' Mrs. C. H. 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