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. 9 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL 9 9h?emOj-eKolMondt Novte IV Wf mm ft if 'I; .' Arflai Likely Slit' Dt-niocrutH Vow Te Slay Neutral in , Primary TOnTLAND I Stnte Demo- craeic Chairman Howard Morgan who returned Sunday from i national committee meeting at Chicauo, Mid that Adlai Stevonson may enter the Democratic presi dential primaries in Oregon. The mate is under "active con sideration'' by Stevenson's staff, Morgan reported. Stevenson'! name could be placed in nomination here without his consent. Morgan said, how ever, that he was hopeful that no Democratic candidates would be nominated without their aproval. Mrs. Thomas Scales of Sandy, vice chairman of the party who attended the Chicago meeting with Morgan, said she was impressed with the "economic outlook, the unity and the organization of the party, N?;W DKI.lll. India n -Nikita Khrushchev, Russian Communist Party boss, may doubt the efficacy of an Indian good luck sign a pretty Induif) girl dabbed oo his forhead Monday. Half an hour J,iter. in a Boy Scout camp, Prime Minister Neh ru stretched out ii a string camp bed and then asked Khrushchev to try it as well. The bulky Rus sian, who appears to outweigh 160-pound Nehru by at least 40 pounds, dsd so and it collapsed under him. , . Pilot Blames Prop Failure For Crackup CAB Probe of Seattle Crush Will Last for Several Weeks Civil Aeronau- Flislits Laitdt 'Here Sunday Salem's I'nited Air Lines sta tion Sunday evening was buty takftig care of Portland and i- attletjound flights of that air lines and one Western Airliaea fTlght. United flights were one DC-4 lioht 'and Uiree DC4 flights and the Western' Airlines, flight was a DC-4.' All came in here because of fog to the north of Salem, the last arriving around 11 p.m. Three bus loads of Portland. bound pasengers were sent to that city alter the planes landed here and Seattle-bound passengers of United Air Lines, who num bered 21, were taken to Salem ho tels for the night and continued on to their destination Monday morning, United said that during the past week they had handled not only Portland-bound passengers from flights that could not get into that city but had also handled f.n 1 11, C ui' 1,1.11 siriuimu-, .. . . nj u... u-A ,. ..i;.... some cuxrne aIlu cvtu suiuc ..icu- .Morgan said he had conferred , , burned remnants of a crashed i '""I bound passengers orcea to w lh the three ending Democrats i irliiv.r Mnnrfnv .oHno ih full'""!' "'' "" " .- mentioned for the nomination Stevenson. Sen. Kefauver- ID Tenni and Gov. Avercll Harriman of New York. Stevenson announced his candi answer to what caused an acci dent that took 27 lives. Frank K. McKiveen of the CAB Bureau of Safety Investigation said the probe of Friday's crash of a ; in those two cities. dacy last week. Kcfaiiver l ex.charterpd Pcninsuar Air Trans. peeled to announce his decision , rt probaby wiI1 take MV. next month, and Harriman hasera, weck d W1 , , d e a pub. -"-v jJC hearing. the nomination. m. , a . . . j Morgan said he had assured the The four-engined transport load three that Democratic Party offi-':-d 'lh ,"'" t0 he'r ,hmes cials in Oregon would be neutral " 'he. -a,st tor he holidays. In the event more than one of them ! crah ' wo minutes after mid was entered in the May IS Oregon j f "" " '"" primary Boeing Held here. Forty-seven of Speaking as an individual, and,'1 '4 aboar(' survived, not as a party official, Morgan last i William J. McDougall, 40. Mi month criticized Harriman for his ami, Fla., the pilot, said Salurrlpv close association with Carmine the immediate cause of the crash DeSapio. head of New York's Tam- was propeller failure. many Hall. ! lle sud the propeller on the No. Asked if this criticism had been ,4 engine (outside, right) Jailed to discussed at the Chicago meeting, j function properly when he ordered Morgan replied only that this had; a routine reduction from "full been one of the "most pleasant, takeoff" power after the plane had fruitful and constructive trips" he reached an altitude of about 1,000 JUMP ahead of fall (and a IIHIa extra, tool) had ever made in behalf of the Democratic Party. Willougliby 1 loads Livestock (roup feet and speed of 135 miles an hour Attempts to "feather" the pro peller (turn its edge to the windi so power could he cut off from the engine were futile, McDougall declared. Instead, the propeller blades turned flat. This created a severe drag "like having a barn door out on your wing," and Willi GF.ARHART u Hubert Wil- loughby of llarrisburg will serve as president of the Wextern Oregon caused the plane to yaw, losing Livestock Assn. fur the coming ; control and altitude. year. McDougall said this could have Others elected Friday at the close of the organization's annual1 meeting here are: Sam Dement, Coquillc, vice president: and Harry Lindgren, Corvallis, secretary-treasurer. Kugene was chosen as the site for next year s meeting. been caused by failure in the en gine or (allure of the propeller mechanism. CASH iOAtf on signature only, car or lurniture $25 to $2000 Suoml College in Michigan claims to be the only Finnish- American institution of higher learning in the United States. , 'Cl' Stavanau, Manager 'Room 200, 317 Court St Phone: 4-3MC, Salem Hours: Daily S.-30-5.-30; Sat. 9-1J Open evening, by appointment 1mm mm ! miMntt .1 GMTbr !) Alinira Keltekalifl . Elect New Officers DALLAS Almira Rcbekah lodge No. 26 met Tuesdav evening at the IOOF hall for election of of ficers. Mrs. J. F. Spooner. noble grand, presided at the meeting. Officers elected for the coming year were noble grand, Mrs. Cal vin Barnhart; vice grand. Mrs. L. L. Meyer: secretary, Mrs. Al Hurelbach: financial secretary, Mrs. Oness Whaley; treasurer, Mrs. Charles Cochrane. Plans for the official visit, Dec. 6. lit Mrs. Kdna Bradley at Clat skanie, state assembly president, were made. It will he a joint meet ing with Independence at Dallas. Degree work will also he done. There will be a dinner proceeding the meeting Dec. fi st The First Preshyterian church for members in honor of Mrs. Bradley, Those Interested in purchasing tickets may call Mrs. Spooner. NOT THK SAME HIIIDKI I, ' MOLALLA-Molalla folks were startled Friday when it was broad cast over the radio and an item in one of the newspapers that Jim Hiddell of Monmoulh had died from a heart attack while shovel ing snow from the front walk in Monmoulh. There is a Jim Hiddell, with the name spelled the same, who had lived in Mnlalla for, many years, operating a grocery More; but now living in San DicKo, Calif., with, his son and family. Folks finally were convinced' that it was not the ,lim Hiddell so well kmmn in Molalla area. 7 FLASH iM!r1.ii--OJa7.1ll.l 9ff There are no adjustments to make . . . you just aim and shoot for the indoor snaps you want. Use the camera alone for outdoor shots. Takes color and black-and-white pic tures 12 shots per roll. Standard average prints are ZxZ'" inches. Camera, $7.45, in cluding Federal Tax; Flashholder, 25c. Let us show you. Capital Drug Store 405 State St., Corner of Liberty Open 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. 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