TUESDAY, JULY 20, I9S0
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WIVE8 AND WIDOWS Wlvoi and widows of the crew
of Ihn RI1-47 plane dowiu-d by Russia recently listen to
Soviet Deputy Korean Minister Vastly KuzneUov preacnt
the Soviet version of the lue nt a U.N. Security Council
session In New York Monday. From left arc Mrs. Freeman
B. Olmnleiid, Elmlra, N.Y.; Mrs. Denn D. Phillips, Inwood,
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i ) il m i i niiiirl I --ti i i nn I . Lai - -. kaaf Lmm
LUMUMBA IN NEW YORK Surrounded
by policemen and members of his staff,
Congolese Premier Patrice Lumuba (center)
leaves his plane at Idlcwlld airport In New
York Sunday following arrival from Lon
Smith Greeted Bv
Big Demonstration
Chicago HOT - A spontane
ous demonstration by Young
Republicans In front of tho
La Sallo hotel her welcomed
Elmo Smith, former governor
of Oregon and candidate for
the U. S. Senate, when he ar
rived In Chicago Sunday night
at the Republican national
convention.
fcmllli Is an alternate dclo
gato from Oregon attending
the convention.
a crowd 01 more man luu
, supporters greeted smllli. mo
Oregon senatorial candidate
aid he was overwhelmed by
the demonstration, which tied
up traffic about 20 minutes.
BB's Double Dies
In 'Chute Jump
Parls-mPD-Claudelte Brlgll
Ion, 27, who made the para,
chute jump' as Brigllte Bar
dot's double In "Babctte Goes
to War," was killed Saturduy
in a sport Jumping accident,
It was learned Monday.
Her death followed by nine
months the death of her fi
ance, Jean-Louis Lar.urlck, in
similar accident.
Friends of Miss Brigillon
aid she believed herself at
least partly responsible for
Lnzurlck's death because she
had not Inspected his para
chute, and the mass circula
tion newspaper France - Solr
laid persons close to her be
lieved she deliberately failed
to open either of her pnra
chutes Saturday,
Baby Smothers To
Death in Portland
Portland IUPII - ElRhl-'ck-old
Susan L. Heath, dni- ' er
of Mr. and Mrs, Stew: .', A.
Heath ,Jr of Portland was
found dead in her crib at her
home Mondny.
1' The child, who had appar
ently smothered to death, was
pronounced dead on arrival
at Emanuel hospital,
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don. Lumumba said he hoped U.N. Secretary
General Dng Hammar.ikjold would find "a
speedy solution" to end violence in the
Congo.
(UPI Tclcphoto)
50 largest Cities
In Nation Listed
Washington - HOT - Nearly
one of the five largest cities In
nas rcporlcd.
It said the five biggest-New
Philadelphia and Detroit-have a
million. That Is nearly 10 per cent of the national popula
tion of 179.5 million estimated by the bureau on the basis
of the 1900 census.
The bureau released a list of the 50 largest cities in the
nation. Their population totaled obout 39 millions, or 22 per
cent or mo national total.
Among tho cities which scored the biggest advances In
the rankings, compared to their 1950 position, were Houston,
Tex., up from 14th place to Hth; Dallas, Tex., 22nd to 14th;
han Diego, Calif., 31st to 19th;
El Paso, Tex.. 75th to 4flth and
Following is the bureau's
cities ana comparisons with
(Hank)
New York, N Y 1
City 1D60
ChlcnKo. Ill a
l.oi Aneolca, CalK 3
Philadelphia. Pa 4
Detroit, Mli-h S
llntliilnn. Tex. 0
Ilnltlmnre. Mtt. 7
Cleveland, Ohio - 8
SI. 1.0111a. Mo
.10
Milwaukee Wli
San Franeinco, Calif. ,
Hotitnn, Maaa
Dallas, Tex
New Orleana. I.a
Plttahuruh, Pa
Snn Antonio. Tex.
Sentlle. Waah
Kan Diego, Callr
HuKnlo NY
Memphia, Tenn
Denver. Colo
Clnelnnatl, Ohio
Atlanta, fla
Minneapolis, Minn. ..
Indlanapolla, Inri
Kannan City, Mo
Colunilnu, Ohio
Phoenix, Aria ......
Newark, NJ
I.oulavllle. Ky
Portland. Ore
...II
...12
...13
...14
...1.1
...16
...17
...18
...10
.20
.21
.23
. 23
. 24
.. 2.1
..28
.. 27
...28
...20
.30
.31
.32
...33
Oakland, Calif.
Kort Worth, Tex 34
lllrmlnahani, Ala 3.9
Long Head), callr.
Oklnhoma City, Okla.
Hoc-heater. N.Y
Toledo, Ohio
St. Paul, Minn
Omahn, Neh
IAI Honolulu, Hawaii
Akron, Ohio
Miami. Fla
Norfolk, Va
El Paao, Tex.
Tnmpa, Fla
Jeraey, City, N.J
.37
..38
.30
.40
...41
.42
...43
...44
...48
.48
...47
.48
.40
lima, UKin.
Dnytun, Ohio SO
In) Not ranked ne part of U.S. itato
GOOD ASPIRIN SUPPLY
Chlcngo-WPD-The American
Red Cross firat aid station at
the Republican National Con
vention said it probably will
dole out thousands of aspirins
and sterile dressings for foot
bllslorg before the convention
ends Thursday.
AS LOW AS
$85
Nothing Down, 3 Yean
To Pay On Sean
Modernizing Credit Plan
N.Y.; Mrs. Wllliird G. Palm, Oak Rrldge, Tcnn.; Mrs. Oscar
L. Goforth, Surdls, Okla.; Mrs. Eugene Posa, Santa Monica,
Calif, and Mrs. John McConc, TanKanoxie, Kuns. Palm's
body Is being returned to the U.S., McCone and Olmstcad
arc bcltiK held by the Russians and the others are missing
and presumed dead. (UP1 Tclcphoto)
one American In ten lives In
the nation, tho census bureau
York, Chicago, Los Angeles,
combined Donulation of 17.3
Phoenix, Ariz, 98th to 29th;
Tampa. Fla.. 84th to 47th.
table showing the 50 largest
1950:
(Total)
(Rank)
I
19S0
2
4
3
3
14
a
7
a
13
II
10
22
16
12
2.1
10
31
1.1
28
34
18
33
17
2.1
20
28
08
21
30
20
27
38
34
41
4.1
32
36
3.1
40
B
30
42
48
79
84
37
81
44
(Total)
7.7111.34
PiHitllatlnn
3.402.1)49
3,44D.Oia
1 .0.10, OHO
.673.574
1)2, snn
021.303
BM1.8B7
740.424
734,788
713.800
877.828
872.117
820.070
800,884
884.471
.180.82.1
847.2114
328,387
401.801
480.217
487.482
483.42.1
481.028
470.484
48B.32.1
48.1.1.11
430.4.11)
308.2.12
38.1.888
370,330
381.082
3.13.38B
338.880
323,808
317.942
316.074
318.843
313.200
300.674
2110,864
287.302
282.600
272.0DB
272.2.10
270.010
260.621
2.18.863
7.801.0.97
Population
3.620.062
1.070.3.18
2.071.603
1.840.368
.106.163
040.708
014.021
856.708
837.302
775.337
801.444
434,462
970.445
670.8U6
408.442
467.3111
334.387
960.132
306,000
419.786
503.008
333.314
.921.718
427.173
4.96.622
375.001
166.818
438.776
360.120
373.628
384.57.1
278.778
326.037
250.767
243.304
332.488
303.016
311.340
2.11,117
248.034
274.603
240.276
213,313
130.465
124.681
200.017
182,740
243,872
2.10.186
citlea In 1680.
Coos Bay Editor
To Return Aug. 1
Coos Bay IUPD - Forest W.
Amsden, associate publisher
and executive editor of the
Coos Day "World," will re
turn here Aug. 1 to resume
his duties aftor spending; al
most 10 months on a fellow
ship of the American Political
Science association in Wash
ington, D. C,
Robert Leedoin has been
serving as Inlorlm associate
publisher and executive edi
tor. MEMBER OF PRESS
Chicago -IUPD- Former U. S.
Son. William F. Knowland is
attending the Republican Na
tional Convention, but not as
a delegate. Knowland, whose
family owns the ' Oakland
(Calif.) Tribune la her as a
Meet Slated To
Discuss Better
Outdoor Manners
Salcm-WPD-Plans were an
nounced Monday for a con
ference here Aug. 3 headed
by Gov. Mark Hatfield to
discuss formation of a so-call
ed Governor's Council for Bet
ter Outdoor Manners.
In a letter of Invitation to
various groups, government
agencies and citizens, Hatfield
said there Is increasing inter
est in a lay group to coordi
nate such activities in Oregon
as Red Hat Days, Anti-Litter,
Wildlife Week, Conservation
Week and Arbor Day.
Three Objectives
The Red Hat Days stale
committee and others, Hat
field said, have recommended
that an all-year program be
developed with these objec
tives:
1. increase public aware
ness of and appreciation for
the need for good outdoor
citizenship.
2. Obtain greater compll-
ance with all laws and rcgu-
Intlnn. nlnln tl,'
lations relating to use of Uie
outdoors including those ap
plying to trespass, fish and
game, vandalism, littering and
safety.
3. Engender greater respect
for the outdoors so that It will
be treated in such a manner
as to remain "unimpaired"
for the enjoyment of others.
Cleanup Coats
Dan P. Allen, a coordinator
of the conference, said among
Die factors to be discussed
are the cost of cleaning up lit
ter along highways, the eco
nomic loss resulting from a
man-set forest fire, gunshot
wounds carelessly Inflicted by
hunters, and damage caused
by various forms of vandal
ism. The federal government
spends $2.3 billion a year to
improve roads and highways.
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