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    SIX MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Wedneiday. Mar I. 1937
Defense Department Asks $1 ,561 ,338,000
For Military Work at Home and Overseas
Washington OJ.PJ The De
fense Department called on Con
gress today to authorize $1,561,
338,000 for new military con
struction at home and abroad.
The proposed construction bill
for fiscal 1953, starting July 1,
is $561,298,000 less than the S2.
122,636,000 actually authorized
by Congress for fiscal 1957,
which ends June 30.
The new military public
works bill proposes new con
struction at 271 installations in
47 states and the District of Co
lumbia at a total cost of $938,
444,000. Secret projects totalling
$222,100,000 in the continental
United States brought the do
mestic portion of the bill to $1,
204,936,000. Wyoming mas the
lone state with no projects list
ed. Secret Projects Abieani
Projects in Alaska, Hawaii,
the Caribbean, Newfoundland,
Europe, the Pacific and Far East
were down for 5356,402,000. An
additional $44,392,000 for secret
projects abroad brought the ov
erseas total to $400,794,000.
More than half the bill $802,
914,000 was earmarked for the
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Air Force. The Navy share was
S435,099,000 and the Army
$323,325,000.
The Pentagon said the bill in
cludes 2,381 family housing
units for military stations to
cost $54,572,000.
Projects listed for the West in
clude: Califernia $135,409,000
Army: Jet propulsion labora
tory, Si30,000; Fort MacArthur,
$1,192,000; Oakland Army Base,
S602.000; Fort Ord, $7,066,000;
Presidio of San Francisco, $120,
000; Sharpe General Depot,
$110,000.
Navy: Naval Air Station, Ala
meda, $185,000; Marine Corps
Supply Center, Barstow, 58,
001,000; Naval Ordnance Test
Station, China Lake, $114,000;
Naval Ordnance Laboratory,
Corona, $494,000; Auxiliary
Landing Field, Crows Landing,
$39,000; Naval Auxiliary Air
Station, El Centro, $4,774,000;
Marine Corps Air Station, El
Toro, $3,736,000; Naval Air Sta
tion, Kemoore, $30,594,000; Nav
al Shipyard, Long Beach, $4,
660,000; Naval Station, Long
Beach, $544,000; Naval Air Sta
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A Non-Prof it Educational Foundation
37 West 57th St., New York 19, N.Y.
tion, Miramar, $3,401,000; Mar
ine Corps Auxiliary Air Station,
Mojave, $7,080,000; Naval Air
Station, North "Island, 57,964,
000; Marine Corps Base, Camp
Pendleton, $1,469,000; Naval
Air Missile Test Center, Point
Mugu, $7,669,000; Naval Maga
zine, Port Chicago, S723.000;
Naval Construction Battalion
Center, Port Hueneme, S759,
000; Auxiliary Landing Field,
San Clement, S9,448,000; Marine
Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego,
$116,000; Naval Training Cen
ter, San Diego, 55,375,000; Nav
al Communication Station, San
Diego, $100,000; Naval Air Fa
cility, South San Diego Bay, $6,
795,000; Naval Communication
Center, Stockton, $460,000; Mar
ine Corps Training Center, 29
Palms, $2,331,000.
Air Force: Beale AFB, Marys
ville, $9,680,000; Castle AFB,
Merced, $3,326,000; Edwards
AFB, Muroc, $1,987,000; George
AFB, Victorville, $2,478,000;
Hamilton AFB, San Rafael,
S614.000; March AFB, River
side, $2,372,000: Mather AFB,
Sacramento, $8,249,000; McClel
lan AFB, Sacramento, 55,042,-
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000; Oxnard AFB. Oxnard, $2,
082,000; Travis AFB, Fairfield,
53,528,000.
Oregon S5,627,000
Air Force: Klamath Falls Mu
nicipal Airport, Sl,299,000; Port
land International Airport, $4,
328,000. Washington 556,848,000
Army: Camp Hanford, SI,-
045,000; Fort Lewis, $2,298,000;
Seattle Market Center, $40,000.
Navy: Naval Ammunition De
pot, Bangor, $316,000; Naval
Shipyard, Bremerton, $25,438,
000; Naval Air Station, Whidbey
Island, $9,433,000.
Air Force: Fairchild AFB
Spokane, 51,480,000; Geiger
Field, Spokane, $1,583,000; Lar
son AFB, Moses Lake, $13,112,-
000; McChord AFB, Tacoma,
$2,103,000.
World Neighbors
Last Place Visited
By Magsaysay
Washington 'U.R) The last
place President Ramon Magsay
say of the Philippines visited
before he was killed in a plane
crash recently was a sewing class
in the town of Lilo-an on the
island of Cebu.
The class is one of the proj
ects of World Neighbors, Inc., a
privately-' financed group that
spends $120,000 annually help
ing people help themselves in
the villages of the Philippines,
India, and Ethiopia.
When a village asks World
Neighbors for help, said execu
tive director Louis W. Gehring
at the group's headquarters here,
"we do only what they want us
to do."
Gehring estimated that 700,
000 persons in 1,500 villages
have been helped since World
Neighbors was founded four
years ago. In addition to sewing
classes, the organization finances
youth clubs, health activities,
schools, libraries, recreation fa
cilities, and drainage and sewer
system construction.
Two Groups Joined
The group supports classes to
teach natives in using local ma
terial to make items for export.
Right now 71 Filipinos on Cebu
island are learning -how to lead
their people to a more modern
way of life.
The organization is supported
by about 10,000 private sub
scribers. "We don't have a concise
enough program to get founda
tion money," Gehring said. One
man in Chicago contributes $10,
000 at a time. A woman sends
25 cents a week.
World Neighbors, Inc., was
formed in 1952 by a Washington
group including Norman Vincent
Peale, Rep. Walter Judd of Min
nesota, and several prominent
clergymen. .
A group called World Assist
ance, Inc., was formed in Okla
homa City about the same time
when Dr. John L. Peters, then
a professor at the city university
delivered a sermon which in
spired a group of citizens to do
something to further world
peace.
The groups merged in 1953
and Peters became president. On
a 1952 world tour, Peters ar
rived in India during a famine.
Twelve of the organization's 16
projects now are an India.
U. S. families on the average
spend more money for dairy
products than for any other
group of foods other than meat.
LEGAL NOTICES
"Synopsis tt ArtNuAl StAtimeWT
, !he.vt,I nde- December 31. 1946,
& Ifc. S- BMNCH-CrNEKAl ACCU
gNT FISE , UfE INSURANCE COR-
Philadelohia. in th SHU of Pennnl.
vinu, made tj the Insurance Commij
jioner of the State of Orison, pursuant
to law:
. ADMITTED ASSETS
Son $ 6o.5J7.7W.00
S;ock S4.We.lJB.92
Mortage hum on roof
estate Mono
al estate, less encurn-
Cash end bantTdeoejiti
Agents balances or un
collected premiums . 4.333.9M.5I
.Interest, dividends and
real ostalt income duo
and accrued dSfl.752 54
Oilier asset, : t.f I1.126!39
T" U0304.307.45
LIABILITIES. SUWLUS AND
OTHER FUNDS
Losses i J4.jflO.245.oe
Ijks adiusfment repents 6.47.291.00
Unearned premiums 3J.9M.457.34
All ot liabilities 9.417.258.72
Total liasilitiM, n
.. ."J? eil',,. 83.lo9.2K.0e
Statutory Oacotrt $ 1 .050.000.00
Soecial jgrofca huh 31.08S.0SS.37
Vnassigrwd funds (sue
olus) 25.00000.00
Surolus as regards policy- ,
' . STATE ME KT W IKC0ME
Prtmmms oarntd $ 43.237,848.8
losses inevrrod 33.278.660.59
loss umnus incurred, 6J53.404.07 .
Other underwriting -
i nf incurrrf 23,737,260.30
l Total underwriting de-
duttioos S 3.9 124.9
rlet undorwritinf gam ,
' ,V '? i-.- fSS147J.10
Investment intonie 3.vy.IS
Otner inrarao 192.201 .0
Total, before federal m-
' r ,,m - J-23S J98.B3
feoVal income taxes m-
c""'. -T- i30.078.39
Net weome rC...S 2.40320.44
IVvidendti to ttort-
hoiders , j sjone
Dividends to poHcv-
hoiders None '
Capital changes (ne None .
Ottier items affecting
surplus (net) . .' (787.28Z7JJ
Total capital and sur
oius items (net) (787.282731
Increase m surplus as
regards policvtiolders 1.616.037.71
BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAH
- Net premiums received. 520.855.75
Nat losses paid 315,033.08
D tidends .paid or creek .
ited to policyholders. . None
fr.ncipal office in Oregon. Oregon Ser.
tje 0fice. 910 Wifcm 8;dg Portland.
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VACATION SCHOOL Pat
Carmen lugs her school
books aboard the SS Presi
dent Cleveland in San Fran
cisco. Pat will be among a
group of college students
who will study for six col
lege credits as they take a
six-weeks cruise in June.
The President Cleveland
will have two professors
from San Francisco State
College to conduct classes. ,
Two-Stage Rocket
Roars Oyer Earth
Washington (U.R) Two stages
of the three-stage satellite rocket
roared up over the earth for the
first time early today from Pat
rick Air Force Base, Fla.
The Navy announced the two
stage rocket soared 120 miles up
over the Atlantic before the sec
ond stage detached itself and
roared out to sea.
The Navy said the second
stage of the rocket finally fell
into the Atlantic after using up
its fuel. The distance it flew
was not disclosed.
The tet was the second in a
series working up to the firing
of a three-stage rocket. The
Navy said it primarily tested
methods of high altitude separa
tion of rocket stages.
However, scientists tracked
with delicate instruments the
entire flight of the two-stage
rocket after it roared skywards.
The Navy said the rocket rose
vertically a short distance, tilted
toward the horizon and shot out
over the ocean. It said the rocket
reached a peak velocity of 3,500
miles an hour.
The first test firing in the sat
ellite project involved only a
Viking. The big rocket soared
125 miles above the earth last
Dec. 8 at a peak speed of 4,010
miles an hour.
Marine Shatters
San Francisco Bar
San Francisco U.R) The
Marines, in the person of Pvt.
Howard Hvidsten, 20, landed
with a vengeance on the Marines
Memorial club early today.
The Aberdeen, Wash., leath
erneck staged a one-man assault
on the club's 12th floor bar,
smashing every piece of glass
ware, and dozens of empty glass
ware in the place.
Hvidsten, who returned Tues
day from Japan, had attended a
dance at the club Tuesday
night and had apparently cele
brated so vigorously that he was.
overlooked when the bar was
locked up.
Glassware damage was esti
mated at S500. Hvidsten was
taken to' the Treasure Island
brig to recover from his shatter
ing experience.
Rickreall Man Wins
Suit Over Highway
Dallas, Ore (U.R) Joseph
A. Harland, Rickreall farmer
who once tried to keep the State
Highway commission from buil
ding the 4.4 mile highway be
tween Rickreall and Dolph Cor
ners, was awarded $17,000
against the commission by a Polk
county jury Tuesday night.
The highway commission had
condemned part of Harland's
land for relocation of the Salem
Coast highway now under con
struction.
The commission offered Har
land S5.250 for his land which
he refused. His asking price was
S11,000. The jury also awarded
Harland six per cent interest
on the $17,000 effective as of
last Sept. 23.
Congress in 1886 made the of
ficial U. S. inch four-millionths
longer than the standard British
measurement.
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