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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1955)
Salem,Onon, Monday, November 21..1955 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL Section 1 r.e 13 If tf Re Anti-Israel AiiJ kt Brendad Pact Conference BAGHDAD. Ieaq l-The, first .tinj ol trie live-naboo Bagh- bd defense alliance called to Ian mutual aelenso against Com itinist aggression opened today ith an Iraqi plcAte to aid ant Irab state threatened by Israel. ' Premier Nuri Said brought the Irab-Uraeil (eud into the meeting his speech of welcome to Bni- in Fore.gn Secretary Harold Mac lullan and the Premiers of Iran, urkey and Pakistan. Iraq. Nurl Said declared, "willi lot hesitate to use its resources br the assistance of any Arab ale subjected to Israeli aeeres- lon in accoraanc with iu obtiga kn under the treat of collective fense and economic cooDeratim iween the staiea of the Aran ed last month with the adherence of Iran, Egyptian opposition lias kept Arab nations other than Iraq out of the Western-backed lineup. Referring ' e Arab opposition to the alliance, the Iraqi Premier expressed hope that "the day will come when the brother Arab states wial realise the great benefils which they, have reaped from the existence of the Baghdad Pact." The United States last week an nounced its "military and political liaison" with the pact. U.S. Am. bassador W.J. Gallman and Adm John H. Cassady joined the con ference as observers alter it voted them a formal invitation. Gallman told the group the Uni ted States had announced support for the alliance on several occa sions and that the presence of VS. observers served as -further evi dence of such support. it (tague. The Baghdad Pact was complet- AUTOMATIC WATER HEATERS COST YOU LESS AnionlhttasitstPayPlantvtr YES the wonderful per maglaa water healer costs you less because It will give yon years more service. Years of dependable service and clean hot water when ever you need It. 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The meeting is expected to last two days.1 GM Squeezing Out Generator Rebuilders, Witness Asserts WASHINGTON UFV-A Boston manufacturer told Senate investi gators today that General Motors Corp. is providing "almost insur mountable" competition for small firms engaged in rebuilding auto generators. Albert S. Holzwasser. president of Arrow Armatures Co., Boston, assailed the marketing policies of United Motor Service, a GM parts distributing subsidiary. His testi mony was prepared for the Senate Antitrust and Monopoly subcom mittee, which is holding public h:arings on General Motors op erations. Holswasser said his firm sells re built generators to wholesalers for substantially less than United Mo tor Service le.ss compared with M 95. "But." he added, "we have a hard time outselling them and in some cases keeping long-established customers to continue to buy from us." Holzwasser accused United Mo tor of using high-pressure tactics. He said a United Motor salesman told one Arrow customer in Mass achusetts, "You have two lines of armatures on your shelf . . . What will it be. Arrow or Delco-Remy?" Delco-Remy products are manu factured by a GM subsidiary. The witness contended too that small manufacturers of electrical para are "excluded" from getting a fair share of defense orders. "Discrimination, if I may call it that, persists," he said adding, "And the damnable part of it is . . . it is costing the government many thousands of dollars too." He said this situation applied "most particularly in the case of General Motors parts." Maine Woman Resumes Trip Out of Burns BURNS, Ore. If) Mrs. Lesannie Wilkins, a 7-year-old Maine wo man, had to wait here when last week's -storms interrupted her cross-nation horseback ride. Mrs. Wilkins, who sold her Minto, Me., tarm 10 nnance me tril which started a year ago, said that highway officials had advised her to ship her horsa as far south as Lakeview, Ore., or Redding, Calif., because of bad roads. She planned to resume ber riding trip from there. She plans to ride lo Los Angeles but said she probably will stop off at aan rrancisco 10 see inc uoioen Gate Bridge. She said she has covered about 4.800 miles and been in 18 states since the trip started Nov. 7, ISM. Storm Dents 6 Destroyers KEWPOtVS, R. I. v-Six de stroyer! mere damaged, three launches and a 60-foot barge were cast adrift and a pile-driver was sunk yesterday when snowy winds with fusts up to JO miles an hour swept across Newport harbor. Navy officials reported that the hulls of the destroyers P. T. Ber ry, Harwood, Buckley and Benner were damaged when the wind and waves caused them to bump to ther while they were tied up at the station's new four-million -dollar concrete pier. Snow Maroons Ore, Hunters By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS - Snow and cold gave a touch of winter to scattered sections of the North Monday. Heavy snow ranging from I to I inches fell lit the northern half of New York State. The snow re sulted in seven deaths in traffic accidents. Another storm center was over Idaho Monday., Grangoville, Idaho, reported M Inches of fresh smw . in a 14-hour period. " , Cold Canadian air dropped tern- ' peraturea as much at It degrees, in parts of the DakoUs and North ern Minnesota. Heavy frost was reported dur ing the night at Vickjbuag, Miss., and Savannah, Ga. The frigid air plummeted yester day's hkgh of M at International Falls, Mian., to 3 above today. At Grand Forks, N.D.. the mercury 1 '-II 1 w - a w..-. A child's temperature Is. mora apt to fluctuate than is that of an adult I Head? 100 TAtUCT I sfwi. I ONLY 4 YOU CAN OWN A LIFE-TIME PERMAGLAS WATER HEATER FOR LESS THAN Add It On Your Light Bill PER WEEK uCiiCKJ 363 N. 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