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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1955)
12-(Sec. 1)-Capitul Journal, Salem, Ore., Mon., March 21, 19.55 U.S. Grants Asylum To 20 Russian Sailors ' By JOHN' WASHINGTON tfv-The United Stales Las decided to grant asylum to some 20 Russian seamen who deserted their ship after it was teized off Formosa by Chinese Na tionalists. Atty. Gen. Browne! I, it was learned, is ready to lift present immigration harriers and rule it is in the national interest to ad mit the men. A. SCALI The action, however, is virtual ly certain lo provoke a hot pro test from Russia which has been demanding return of the men along with thtir ship. The defectors are part of a 48 man crew captured last June 23 by Nationlist destroyers along with their ship, the tanker Tuapse, as it sailed for Red China. It is understood that the Tuapse along with the 2B crewmen who have chosen to stick to their ship will be turned over to Soviet au thorities within a few weeks. The ship and all crewmen are now in Chinese Nationalist custody. Under an asylum plan now be ing' developed, the crewmen will be screened rigorously to make certain no diehard Communists and security risks are permitted to enter the United States. Secretary of State Dulles is re- Ike's Holland Tulips Threatened by Squirrels .sonsy and VITAMINS in tine Capsule! By MKKKIMAN SMITH l ulled Prru While House Writer WASHINGTON (LTP) Back- of the Cheyenne Tribe Just before stairs at the White House: the bloody battle in which Gen. Studious lady who clocks' the Custer lost his head. ported to have favored adm.ttins 'movements of downtown squirrels Zi0kowski had an artist's dream the seamen. With cold war reper-jre'K,rls- .... ,. I he'd do the figure of Chief Crazy cussions in mind, he fell accept- lne rrtMui-m uucan i gei iw nur.se wimoui leuerai money, ine ing the seamen would encourage 'of his lawn squirrels, he'll have strain of daily blasting, however, no new uuus iium uie iut:cii unpiuveu too mucn anu ioikowski The Netherlands." is now willing to accept 5-million Queen Juliana last spring sent i dollars, provided the government Mr Eisenhower several hundred "oesn ieu nim now to arrange Brownell, on the other hand, at, Holland tulips. And the White, nu cniei s learners in stone. first opposed the asylum plan. House squirrels , love the early tearing aong other things it: green shoots. wouia aaa 10 me aireaay neavy One of the President's old friends from South Dakota, horchak Ziol- kowski of Custer, S.D., showed up in town the other day. Ziolkowski is a proper Bostonian who emi- other Soviet sailors to defect and would tend to make Moscow jit tery about the loyalty of Us ship crews. workload handled by the Federal Bureau of Investigation. After numerous conferences, Brownell is understood to have relaxed his stand and is ready Gen. Herbert Brownell Jr., who felt that a Chief Executive should not be deeply involved with cows at a time when he was building a major farm program. Mr. Eisenhower followed this ad vice for a time, then decided it was an unworthy worry. He now has a sizeable herd of Black Angus beef cattle. Congressman Hays is well aware of this herd build-up and asked the President the other day what ha intended to do about it, particularly on Brownell ad vice. "What would you do," the Presi dent asked Hays. "I'd get me another lawyer," the congressman replied. Virginia Neighbors Proud Of Both Eisenhowers - . - ' us a proper uuiiuiiiau wnu cuii- lo grant temporal y visas to the , , lhe Black Hins some men, making it clear the length!?: . ,, a,,.., -,in of their stay depends or. their be-j (e o b,astjg ut rough rock Uiajden AY I INAL VITAMINS & MINERALS' with Crystalline B-12 h i ' Take AYT1NAL Vitamins & Min- j- rals-Iht no;e complete vitamin 1. . . and mineral capsult. You get extra I health benefits when you lake youx L - , vitamins and minerals together in f v this perfectly balanced formula. I. -; Contains TEN Vitamins and TEN ' Minerals all in one capsule. f ' Brownell has the right to waive restrictions barring Communists when he ueljevcs it would serve the government's security in ieresLs. Last full, 22 Polish seamen were figure of Chief Crazy Horse, leader allowed to enter the United States after their chips also were cap tured by Chinese Nationalist warships. FARMERS INS, GROUP REDUCES RATES Effective March 1, 1955 Ward & Paul, the company that makes stenographic transcriptions of Mr. Eisenhower's news confer ences, reports a spurt in business since the White House decided to make the President's remarks available for radio and television use. The unofficial Ward & Paul transcript, prepared by high-speed stenotype in an office next door to a funeral parlor down the street from the White House, is a hot couunodily. It has been agreed that the transcript shall not be sold commercially until it has been printed in the newspapers. This makes life difficult for such lobby ists as would like to teletype the transcript back to their home of fice bosses before the transcript gets into print. Bottle Of 100 , 3!! Capital Drug Store 405 State St., Corner of Liberty We Give Z?H" Green Stomps AUTO . FIRE TRUCK LIFE MRMCitS MSUMJtC! CROUP i This happened at a recent Eisen hnwer lunch for members of Con gress. Rep. Wayne Hays D-Ohio, who sat next to the President, vouches for it. I The President said that when he first bought his farm at Gettys burg, Pa., he had a small, mixed I j herd of cattle. He said he broke up the herd on the advice of Atty. 05K0 INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 3 5661 Between Hood and Shipping Sts., 1465 N. Canitol St. on lliway Going North TERMITES BtEAP GIARANTEE Guaranteed Pest Control Service 1910 Lee Ph. 2 0781 San Clemenfe ! Bombarded SAN DIEGO, Calif, un Army Navy bombardment of San Cle mente Island was Saturday's noisy phase of "Exercise Surfboard." While warships ranged off the cactus-covered, volcanic island, 70 miles west of here, Army mortars and 105 m m. and 153 m m. how itzers were moved to positions ashore. They were aimed at the com mon target, imaginary enemy po sitions. It was probably the heaviest bat tering ever scheduled for the is land, which the Navy bombards regularly, sometimes nearly every day for a week or two at a time. the fleet of 50 warships and transports will move on Saturday night for an amphibious landing north of Los Angeles, at San Si meon, by the 5,000 troops of the Army's 38th Regimental Combat team from Fort Lewis, Wash., Monday. FINISH TRAINING KMITHfc-IF .n Sharon ftalnh rrA rnnctnnnn Delimit nr. rived by plane at the Portland airport on Wednesday irom uain j bridge, Md where they finished boot camp training for the WA IVES. Mrs. Hardy Smith Annette land Becky were there to meet 'the girls. GETTYSBURG. Pa. ( Every' where in this community you meet j loins wno are migniy proua oi iwo new neighbors. President and Mrs. Dwight D, Eisenhower- They are folks who expressed the hope the Eisenhowers will thoroughly enjoy their newly, com pleted home on a 189-acre farm at the edge of town. 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