S1m, Oregon, Thursday, February 14, 1957
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
Section 1 Pa'ge 3 -"i
Russ Missile
Threat Spurs
British Arms
Commons OKs Dcfi-n.se
Policy After Grim
Warning
LONDON wv-The British gov
crnmcnl says the Soviet Union is
developing a nuclear - headed
rocket that can climb more than
100 miles into space at speeds of
more than 5,000 miles an hour.
To prevent possible attack bv
such weapons, Defense Minister
Duncan Sandys told the House of
Commons, Britain must be pre
par to meet it with devastating
retaliation.
Alter hearing Sandys' report,
the House voted 302-213 in support
of the month-old Macmillan gov
ernment's defense policies. The
vote followed party lines. An op
position Laborite motion to cen
sure the government charged
waste and mismanagement in de
fense. t Warning that this country might
'soon be open to attack by bal
listic rockets,'.' Sandys said:
"There is every reason to be
lieve the Russians have been de
veloping a much enlarged version
of the German V2 rocket but with
the enormous difference 'that it
will carry a nuclear warhead, and
with a range sufficient to reach
Britain Irom launching sites
within Soviet controlled territory,"
defense can be provided against
weapons 01 tne type he described,
but added "it would be absurd to
pretend" such defense measures
could be evolved quickly.
The defense minister also told
the Commons (II atomic bombs
are in steady production in Brit
ain, (2) the Royal Air Force is
equipped with a substantial stock
nf A.hnmhc anH It) Rritnln hn
almost completed development if
us nrsi megaton Domo, tne
technical term usually applied to
the hydrogen bomb.
Sandys emphasized Ihe impor
tance of continued cooperation
with the United States in the
weapons field. .
House Blocks
Deduction of
Dues to Union
Labor- backed legislators re
volted Wednesday against a bill
that would have permitted the
state to deduct union dues from
wages of stale employes.
With Democrats leading the
way,' the Mouse soundly whipped
the proposal, sponsored by Rep.
Sam Wildcrman (R), Portland, by
a vote of 39 to 18. Twenty-one
Democrats joined 18 Republican
opponents, while two Republicans
went along with the 16 Democrats
who voted approval.
Rep. Richard Groener (D), Mil
waukie, opened the attack on the
bill, asserting that payroll deduc
tions "are reaching a point where
eventually we'll be paying all the
workers' bills."
Rep. George Layman (R), New
berg, said "the state opened the
door to wholesale deductions two
years ago when it approved with
holdings for the United Fund.
Where do we stop?"
Rep. Robert A. Bennett IR),
Portland, who led an unsuccess
ful fight in the Legislature sev
eral years ago to prevent the state
from withholding income taxes
from paychecks, said he had been
paying union dues for 50 years.
"ff you have the right kind of
a union, the members will pay
their dues themselves," he said.
Bennett said he is preparing
a bill to repeal the state withhold
ing tax law.
Wildcrman said he introduced
the bill because he felt Ihe deduc
tion "would be a convenience for
state workers."
Army Hangs 2
Soldiers for
'53 Slayings
FT. LEAVKNWORTH, Kan. i.Ti
The Army hanged two soldiers
early today for separate slayings
almost four years ago in Germany
and North Carolina.
They were Winlred D. Moore,
Virginia Beach. Va., and Thomas
J. Edwards, Ardmorc, Okla.. both
23-vear-old Negroes,
They went to their deaths calm
ly without any last words.
They wore regulation olive drab
uniforms without insignia.
The executions were carried out
at the Army's disciplinary bar
racks at Ft. Leavenworth.
A general court-martial at Ft.
Bragg. N. C, sentenced Moore to
death after convicting him of slay
ing Charles Pcttit. a cab driver,
on June 30, 195.1. Pcttit was slam
in the course of a robbery at the
military post.
Moore's wife. Patricia. lives at
Columbus. Ga. His parents are
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Moore
of Virginia Beach.
Edwards was convicted of the
slaving of a German girl at Kiti
ine'n. Germany, in March 1953.
His wife, a daughter, and his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry N. Kd
wards, live at Ardmore.
POLIO SHOTS FOR ALL
H1LLSBORO .P - A mass polio
inoculation program is under way
in Washington County. The aim is
to inoculate every pre-school and
school-age child in the county,
lit ihoLs are free.
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