Monday, December 21. 195S
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. Mem. OrcrMI
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Plane Rescues 2
Cripple Planes
Honolulu W)A tour-engine
Tokyo-bound p,n Americsn
Stratocruiser escorted two die
bled planes to safe landing.
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en ipokcimin announced.
One of the disabled planet
was an Overseas National Air
wiyi DC4 flying under miU
tary charter from Honolulu to
Wake. It feathered Its No. 1
propeiier 700 miles east of
wake and radioed for help.
The other was a Navy PBM
amphibious search plane which
left Wake In answer to the dis
tress messaffM from tk tvj
The PBM began losing oil
" siarDoai-a engine 200
miles out of Wake. A Pan
American spokesman said it
messaged that it might be forc
ed to make an emergency
landing in the Pacific.
The Pan American Clipper
NiKhtineale
Wake when the distress signals
came. It left lmemdiately to
provide assistance, the airline
spokesman said.
The stratocruiser picked up
the PBM one hour out of Wake
and flew with it as it limped
, to base at an altitude of 600
feet.
The airliner then picked up
the DC4 and shepherded It in
to a landing about 30 minutes
later.
Second Capital Squad
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Pictured at San Diego where they are now undergoing
recruit training are members of the "Second Salem Capi
tal Squad" who were recruited by Staff Sgt Robert Wil
son here and left Salem to begin their training October
26. The men, all of whom are privates, are Claude W.
Goldsby, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Goldsby, 2215
Chemawa Rd., Salem; Albert L. French, son of Mrs. H. R.
Banks, Roue 1, McMinnville; Harold A. Shipler, son of
Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Shipler, Salem; Larry W Well, aon
of Mr. and Mrs. Russell D. Well, Route 3, McMinnville;
Albert L. Jirges, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo W. Jirges,
Gervais; Bobby G. Branton, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. P.
Branton, Salem; Sylvan O. Stewart, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Lon Stewart, Aurora; and Kenneth G. Lawrence, son of
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Lawrence, 1186 Chemawa Rd., Salem.
(U. S. Marine Corps photo.)
Polar Islands
As Bomb Bases
Washington (fl-An explor
er of the drifting polar Ice Is
lands says they would provide
excellent hiding places for
small, fast air units that could
deliver an atomic counterpunch
to an aggressor.
Lt Col. Joseph O. Fletcher
proposed building such units
"around the all-weather fighter
as an atomic bomb delivery ve
hicle." Writing for tha official pub
lication "Air University Quar
terly," Fletcher argued that
key regular bases might be de
stroyed If Russia suddenly
launched an atomic war and
friendly nations might be
frightened Into denying the
United State use of facilities
on their territory.
But, he said, dispersed
force such as he proposed
'would be at home anywhere
In the Arctic Ocean, would
possess unparalelled destruc
tive capability and . . . could
fade away Into the trackless ex
panses of lee and water easier
than an arab in the Sahara . . .
properly camoulflaged, lt could
lurk within short distances
from enemy shores without fear
of detection."
Minneapolis
Papers Struck
' Minneapolis 11 News-hun
gry residents of this city of
more than halt a million popu
lation lined up again last night
to purchase copies of the Min
neapolis Tribune, sold only in
the newspaper's main . lobby
sine an AFL teamsters' strike
knocked out all tsjuck deliver
ies.
The morning paper contin
ued to publish but made no ef
fort t deliver papers to homes
or newsstands. Sales, made
only in the lobby were limited
to five copies per buyer.
Cut from the usual 620,000-
run, only 76,000 copies of the
Sunday edition were printed.
All were sold by mid-afternoon.
Last night sale of the
Monday edition was brisk.
Newsstands sold out all out-of-town
papers they had.
The Evening Star also will be
affected by the walkout The
two papers art owned by the
same company and printed In
the same plant
Although Central Falls in
Rhode Island has 23,000 people
in 1 square mile, the state also
has a township of 49 square
mile with only 700 people.
Ed Boehnke Seeks
To Replace Elliott
Portland ) Ed Boehnke,
Eugene, will make another bid
for the Oregon republican
chairmanship.
He said last week end bo
will be a candidate to sue
ceed Robert A. Elliott, Med.
ford, who defeated him in 19S2
la voting of the party's state
central committee.
Elliott if resigning Jail 18.
.
In 1834 It took Itt hours of
human labor to produce a
bushel of wheat, but by 18M
the tune had been reduced to
10 minute.
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Struck Store
Pittsburgh WV-Fire, fed by
gasoline-soaked rags, burned a
barricade and a wooden door to
the driveway entrance of Jo
seph Heme's north side ware
house early Monday.
The Heme's store is one of
five big Pittsburgh department
stores struck by 11 unions. The
blaze caused an estimated $200
damage. ,
It was discovered by a
watchman. Detectives said
they found gasoline soaked
rags crammed between the
door and the barricade. The
city arson squad is investigat
ing. Meanwhile, the Labor Stan
dards Assn., slated wage talks
with the AFL Building Service
Employes. Local 29, repre
senting 450 strikers at Gim
bel's, Kaufman's, Home's and
Frank It Seder.
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Best Actress
! New York UK British act
ress Audrey Hepburn has been
chosen for the double honor of
the year's best actress and the
outstanding "find" of 1953 by
the nation's movie critics.
Miss Hepburn won the
swards for her performance in
her first movie, "Roman Holi
day."
Jose Ferrer was selected as
the best actor of the year for
his portrayal of the famous
French Artist Toulouse Lau
tree in the film "Moulin
Rouge."
Citations for best supporting
performance went fb Frank Si
natra for his role in "From
Here To Eternity" and to Glo
ria Grahame for her part in
The Bad and The Beautiful."
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