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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1952)
V Food Processor Wages Upped Portland U.R Officials of the Oregon Cannery council said Fri day that wage increases won Thursday by AFL workers in the food processing industry may set the pattern for future nego tiations. They said negotiations with Birdseye-Snider are to be opened Monday and with other proces sors soon after that. The agreement calls for pay boosts of 3 cents an hour in base pay with increases of 4 and 5 cents in various brackets and classifications of workers at Hudson House. Unions involved were team ster locals 809 in the Portland area; 883, The Dalles, and 670, Salem. Hudson House operates in Forest Grove. Cottrell, Damas cus, The Dalles and Dundee. Name Winners At Linn Show Albany Six Linn county dairymen, two of them 4-H club members took top honors Tues day as the first annual Linn ilenton All-Breed Dairy show tame to a close at the 4-H fair grounds. Grand champion rosettes went to Walter Nelson, Route 1, Al bany, Guernsey cow and bull; Ray Ruby, Route 3, Scio, Hol- stein cow; R. G. Stearns, Route 2, Lebanon, Milking Shorthorn cow and bull; Everett and Glenn Struckmeier, Route 3, Scio, Jer sey cow; and Jack Kay, Tang ent, Jersey bull. Ruby and Kay both belong to 4-H clubs. Junior champion dairy ani- mats in each breed are owned by Lloyd Forster, Tangent, Jer- sey; Larry Cushing, Route 1, Albany, Holstein; Merwyn Pow ell, Route 3, Albany, Milking Shorthorn; and Walter Nelson, Guernsey. Jersey and Guernsey classes were handled by F. B. Wolberg, Oregon State college and J. Ed Blinkhorn, Oregon City, judges. 'Crimson Glory' Wins Sweepstakes Portland W) Crimson Glory, a deep red bloom, won the sweepstakes award in the 64th annual Rose Show here. It was grown by Mrs. David Kopelman, Portland. Peace, exhibited by D. Curtis Mum- ford, agricultural economics rofessor at Oregon State col lege, was runner up. new! beautiful! looks twice - t a Toreador of the Tight Wire is dancing, bouncing, somer saulting Con Colleano, the only man to ever complete a forward somersault on the wire and one of the brightest features of the' star-studded Clyde Beatty Circus, coming to Salem on Tuesday, June 17. Sponsored by the Lions club,:the circus will give performances at 3 and 8 p.m. i . . . X-Rays That Can Put Pictures On TV Screen Boon to Doctors By ALTON L Chicago (P) X-rays that put a picture on a TV screen can make a mosquito seem as big as a grapefruit. These new pictures promise a: safe, easy method of X-raying to detect early cancers or otherj troubles of the stomach or in testines, or of letting a doctor; watch exactly what happens when he sets broken bones. The X-ray device was describ ed Thursday to the American Medical association by Robert J. Moon, University of Chicago physicist. X-ray pictures of the middle of the human body are hard to take clearly without using a fairly heavy dose of iX-rays. Some method is needed that uses a light dose but gets clear pic tures and a method suitable for mass survey use like chest X-rays to spot TB. Moon's device gets X-ray from electrons hitting a tungsten tar get. The rays go through a tiny j"WiM , BLAKESLEE - pinhole, and form a pattern. But only one in 10,000 of the rays gets through. The rays pass through the body, then are turned, into bursts of ultraviolet or suntan rays. A tube picks up these rays, turns them into electric impulses, and multi-j plies them, many millions ' of times.: ' j These impulses go through a TB viewing tube, and appear magnified on the screen. The pictures are a thousand times more brilliant than the usual ones on a fluoroscopic screen. The doctor can watch the pic ture on the screen, or take movies or still photographs of it. j Two Mt. Angel Retreats Mt. Angel The first of a series of two retreats for the lay women will be conducted on the campus of Mt. Angel Women's College June 12 to 15. The second one will be - held August 7 to. 10. Farm Support Prices to Remain Washington (U.R) Bipartisan support developed among house farm leaders Thursday for legis. lation to insure that farm sup port prices will remain at their present high levels no matter who wins the fall elections. Chances looked good for house approval of some legisla tion of that kind before con gress adjourns. But the move aoDeared likely to encounter strong senate opposition. At stake are government price props for wheat, corn, cotton, peanuts and rice. They can range from 75 to 90 per cent of parity under a so-called "slid ing scale" which went into force in 1951. Secretary of Agriculture Charles F. Brannan, advocate of high supports, this year pegged them at the highest level per mitted. But as the law now stands, the administration which comes in next year be it re publican or democratic could decide otherwise and lower sup ports to 75 per cent of parity. Navy WRecall 134 Reserve Dentists Orders are being issued by the secretary of defense for the recall of 134 Naval Reserve dental officers for duty with the army. It is anticipated that over 400 Naval reservists will be on duty with the Army and Air Force by recalls in September and Octo ber. Nationwide, Naval Reserve (priority class II) dentists num ber over 800, with about 43 of this group located in the 13th Naval District. Six from this district already have volunteer ed for active duty. Besides the recall to the Army and Air Force, Naval Re serve dental officers are need ed to replace reservists who al ready have served from 17 to 24 months at Naval establish ments following the outbreak of the Korean situation. Depending upon needs of the service, the group to be recalled will serve from 17 to 24 months on active duty. The Metolius river in Cen tral Oregon flows straight out of a mountain and, refusing ever to be a creek, is a full fledged river from the start. Use Organic Fertilizer Free of Weed Seeds Odorless Sack or Bulk Orders Filled PHONE 38127 the price! 80D Greece and Turkey Ready to Fight Any Red Aggression By PHIL NEWSOM (United Preu Foreign Analm) While great nations nervously, chew their fingernails awaiting the Kremlin's next move, two small nations sitting virtually at the Kremlin's doorstep go calmly about their business. They are Greece and Turkey newest members of the North Atlantic Treaty Orgenization. Perhaps they're calm because in their minds there is no doubt about what they will do in case oi Kussian aggression. They'll fight, and that's all there is to it. Between them they have the largest, immediately effective non-communist army in Europe. The Turkish army numbers 3a0,000 men and Turkey s com pulsory military service has produced a trained potential of 2,000,000 reserves. The Greek army is smaller but equally tough. It has 182,- 000 men. Both have had extensive mili tary and civilian aid, chiefly from the United States. Both have been good investments. The Turks have received from the United States in the I neighborhood of $600,000,0001 in military and civilian aid, and the Greeks even more. Turkish and Greece brigades have distinguished themselves in the fighting in Korea where their proficiency with the bayo net is enough to impress even the toughest communist. ... Perhaps it is because they are in the very front line of battle to confine communism and see but do not fear it, that neither in Greece nor Turkey is there any of the anti-American f eeling which crops up even in such friendly nations as France. No "Yankee go home" signs there. WHY NOT? 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She is the guardian of the Dardanelles which, with Suez and Gibraltar, provide the key to defense of the Mediter ranean and the whole of the underbelly of Europe and North Africa. Because of Turkey's position at world crossroads, she is able to influence both the Balkan states of Europe and the Arab states of the Middle East. Economically, Turkey is tied to the West. Historically and from the standpoint of religion she is Flavor for you exciting purchase in L2CP ) 5.99 9&12-ft.widthH, square yard now save almost half on dramatic sculptured cotton broadloom with heavy durable carpet back Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., tied to the East. Turkey borders directly on Russian territory for 250 miles and the Turks are convinced of Russia's aggressive intent. The Turks accept the finality of the words: "Let Russia get possession of Turkey and her strength is in creased nearly half and she be comes superior to all the rest of Europe put together. 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