Mondtjr, August 10. 1953
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. Ralera. Orcron
FREEDOM AHEAD
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No Change in
U:S.'A'Plan$
Wuhingtoa Ut Highly
placed official tatd today Rus-
aia't H-bomb announcement
Local Men in
Five-Ton Club
Portland ( Th Fiv
Ton Strawberry Club, mad up
I ....tit uUMa n a
MUBrny d,rMticW ve ton of berriei per
change in U. S. defense plana. h ortmniU)i here.
They . aaid the Elsenhower
administration if taking the
Soviet boast calmly, and has
t There are 23 charter mem
bers from Oregon and South
western Washington.
Carl Pierson, Hillsboro, re
ported the highest yield." 7.9
no present intention of under
taking a "crisis program" of
m0 wmo - tons an acre. The state average
peraing cities, moving Industry m toQI
uuucrsxvuna or nasuiy expana- Mon eountv members In-
Bernard Smith, Kt. z.
and Arthur McKay, Woodburn;
Onas Olson, Salem; Ernest
Reding, Brooks; Carl Nibler,
r - . . " tt j.;rw
Cpl. Richard Davis, Battle Mountain, Nev., is lifted on
litter into ambulance at Freedom Village, Korea, after he
returned to freedom during "Operation Big Switch." One
of first Americans freed, he told of Red death march that
claimed 1,250 lives In February, 1931. (UP Radio Tele-photo.)
Herbert Hoover, 79
Today, Plans More Work
' San Francisco (U.nForm3r I during the last 20 -years the
President Herbert Hoover cele- federal government has
ing the air and radar defenses),.,,,,,.
va Hiv iiurui American contin
ent. Soviet Bluff Possible
I Authorities gave two reasons
for the government's unruffled
reaction to Soviet Premier
Georgi H. Malenkov's asser
tion Saturday that "the United
States no longer has the mono
poly of the hydrogen bomb."
1. There is a strong suspi
cion here that Halenkov may
have been bluffing. This sus
picion is based on the fact that
delicate scientific instruments,
capable of recording atomic
blasts in any part of the world,
have detected no test explo
sions in Russia since October,
1931.
2. Even if Russia has suc
ceeded in making a super
bomb, the basic facts of world
atomic power have not chang
ed. Long before Malenkov
spoke out Saturday, U. S. offi
cials were warning that the So-
ordinary A-bombs and long
viet Union possessed enough
range planes to lay waste most
of America's cities in a single
devastating raid.
Gervais, and G.
Paul.
P. Connor, St
601
brated his 79th birthday today
with enthusiastic plans for an
other year of useful work.
Mr. Hoover planned a "nor
mal routine" on his birthday.
Members of his family and a
few friends were to gather to
night at a small dinner to wish
him well. He leaves in two
weeks for New York.
He said his "main chores" for
the next year will be his work
on the new federal commission
on reorganization of the exec
utive branch.
"I am in hopes that the new
commission can contribute
something to lessen what Presi
dent Eisenhower has aptly de
scribed as our 'staggering eco
nomic burdens,' " he said in a
statement.
Mr. Hoover indicated he is
still deeply concerned over the
growth of the federal govern
ment in the 20 years since he
left public office.
The overall picture is that
ex
panded from about 400 differ
ent agencies to 1,500 and from
about 600,000 employes to
more than 2,400,000," he said.
"Expenditures have grown
from about $4,000,000,000 an
nually to over $70,000,000,000
annually" over the same peri
od, he added.
Mr. Hoover said the commis
sion's first meeting will be held
Sept. 29. Until then, he said
he will be busy reviewing the
230 recommendations made by
the 1947-50 commission, which
he headed,
LEGALS
I Hsts been tPpotsUd nccatrls i ths
esltts ol Ocrtruo a. Klnne, deccuM.
by the Circuit Court of tht fltstt ot Ort-
lon lor Marion County, d4 hvt auUl
fled. AD periotu btrsby Art notified to
present tneir claims to mi it 401 Fionttr
Trait Bulldlni, Salem, Oreion. within
Ix months of the daU of flrit publica
tion of this noUot.
XHted sod first published July 97, ini.
ALICE I CRANOR
t O. flUdter, Jr.
Attorney for Executrix
July 27, Auc. 1. 10, 11, 14, 1051.
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