Interstate
Makes Bid
For Utility
NKW YOHK, Jinn- 7 l'i
Interstate Klct'lrlc, Inc., nmi.
profit I'oriHiiutliin fiirini'd liy
lriresriitullvi's of 111 public and
coupi'iutlve uufiiL'Ira in Wash
IiikIoii iinil Oithiiii, today of.
(cull to buy Mm riillro rlcctiic
pin)i rtli'l of thn I'uclllc I'nwi r
nil l.luht ciiii)iniy for $:M,
4II0.II0U. The offer wuk inuili- to How-
nt I.. Allrr. pri-nlilcnt of the
Anicrlcun Power anil Unlit Co.,
tmri'iit oruiiiiUiitlnn, by Onirics
linker, WiiIIii Wullii, iirenldrnt
of Inleraliito Klrrlric. It liulud
! mi iilteriiMllvn to purchase
the votlnu (link of 1'nclflc
I'owvr mid Unlit Co., rather
tbiin the propertlen.
The offer wus detailed in
letter III which Inlrrsliilc's ill
recloruliT, throuiih linker, re
culled llmt American I'ower and
I.lllhl hud been ordered by the
securities mid exchiinue coin
iiiImIoii to dispose of Its hold
Iiiuk und to dissolve.
Hepreneiiled III Interstate
Electric ure:
The llviilon lllirul Klectrlc as
sociation, the Itentoii County
I'ubllc Utility District No. I,
thn Kriinkllii County I'tilillc
lllllllv Ulntrlct No. I, Coluinblu
County Iturul Klectrlc ansnclu-
llon, Uiniilllhi I'.lrctrlo Coopera
tive assoclntlun, Chirk County
I'ubllc Utility District No. i.
Coluinblu llur.li! Klectrlc Co
operative. Wulla W ii 1 1 n Klectrlc
C imperative, Wiim-o Klectrlc Co
operative, KIICKIIIIt i oumy rim
lie Utility Dlalrlct No. 1, On
trul Oreuon I'lihlle Utility Dla
lrlct and thn Wickiup County
I'ubllc Utility uiairict.
Additionally, tin sulci, the
Wullu Wulla Klectrlc Cooperu
tlvo lias been orKunUcd to con
struct u new dlMrllmtlon ayatem
In that city; the Northern Wuaco
I'UD baa been voted u franchise
to construct a new distribution
system ul The Uullrs, Ore., and
the Hood Hlver Klectrlc Co
operative hu constructed und
eneriiUed a siuull illiitributlon
ayalein to serve I'. I'. and L.
cniloiuers In the Hood Hlver
valley and will expand it as
mulcrlulu are available.
Daddy Just What The Doctor Ordered
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A-happy little olrl Ii Patricia Hammond. 7, of Milwaukee,
Wli whose lather, Cpl. Albert Hammond Jr., wii flown from
Greenland by army Diane to Ms daughter'! bediide. She has bed
pneumonia, chtcktnpox and measlss In succession. When (he
begged to see her dad. the Red Croat arranged the luriougn.
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G. P. Cavemen
Panic Capitol
SALEM, Juno 7 (!') Panic
prevailed In tho alate capltol
Thursday afternoon as I h
Grant Puss Cavemen atormed
throuiih slate offices kldnapplnif
atenoitruphera.
The capltol and stule library
buildings were filled with
creami of women who were
mured by the two acore be
clubbed cavemen. They brouitht
along their )ulno to 'conduct
weddinu ceremonies, but the
lilrls refused to marry tho men
in the aulnuil aklna.
Two pretty cave girls came
with them, but they disappoint
ed the main employe! by not
canturlnii anybody.
The Cavemen were out to get
Governor Karl Sncll and Secre
tary of Stale Hubert S. Karrcll
Jr.. but both wcro away from
their offices. Governor Sncll hud
left for the Mute uraiiKo con
vention at Baker, and Karrcll
had gone to thn stuto homo for
feebleminded persona on an of
ficial Villi.
The party, which atuyed here
an hour, wua on Its way to the
Portland Hose Festival.
Chinese Truce
Stalls Battle
NANKING, June 7 pi') Guns
of China's, warring functions
wcro ordered silenced lit noon
today for IS days of lust-chnncc
peace negotiations, delaying the
prospect for an all-out battle
in Miinehuiiii which hud threat
ened to break out at any mo
ment. As the coase-flre deadline
passed, there wus no word here
os to effectiveness of the truce.
It was prnbublo that some
fighting between communist and
government forces would con
tinue, particularly in such areas
as tlic Anshnn steel district
where the rivals ure widely In
termixed, but tho threat of full
scale civil war wus gone at
least for a fortnight.
Only 10 per cent of our crop
plants are native to the United
States.
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X'Kir md Fluoroinoplo Eiamlna
llom, OompUle, PhyaloThriiy Clinic,
Itootor and Nun ara In attend
anre. Itfainimttlo tttitfx Acunrdlng to
Irfiahiiruta reiiilreil.
Cflinitlotfly fiirnUlmd aleeplng and
hnimttkedplni rrthlna with all
modern raolHtlee,
For reaervatlnttR or detnlled Infer
mat Inn, aildrenn Itiichlifirn Min
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Aalilaml, Ore., or phone Loiif Dl
tanvot
Dr. Htrman Waxier, Director
WAC Captain
Admits Theft
(Continued from Puge One)
lives," Miller remarked. "They
were on one of the floors that
wus burned out."
Detailing (he urreat of the
Wuc, Miller told a news confer
ence: "At noon Mnnduy she had
Cnnfi-micd her share. Ily 4 u. in.
Tuesday we hud her share of
Iho loot, which comprised about
25 to 5U per cent of the umount
stolen.
"The colonel had the rest."
While u.icrting thut "we do
not have the Jewelry that the
colonel admitted hnvliig," Miller
Indicated that inlllluiy author
ities know where It Is.
As to the two other suspects,
Miller said "We will grab them
before your stories get on the
wire."
Wallace Criticizes
Third Party Move
WASHINGTON, June 7 ifi
Recrelury Wallace asserted today
the democratic party "Is the
progressive parly" 'and warned
unew nguinst a third party move
Indian Given
Life Sentence
(Continued from Page One)
In the courtroom and heard the
life Jolt passed stolidly.
In rendering his decision Judge
Yea held thut the federul court
hud Jurisdiction over crimes of
Indians oguinst Indluns commit
ted anywhere within the limits
of the Kliimath Indiun reserva
tion. This stabbing took place
on deeded land within the res
ervation. Ily federal procedure, Wil
liams wus remanded to the cus
tody of a U. S. marshal and the
U. S. oltorney general will
choose the federal prison to
which he will be sent.
which he said could only result
in a "reactionury victory,"
In an article written especial
ly for ond ut the request of "The
Democrat," official organ of the
democratic national committee,
Wallace repeated the anti-third
party statement ho. made May
24 in New York before the
American labor purty.
A chameleon's tongue is longer
thun the chameleon itself.
Stilwell Off
To Sacramento
HALKM, June 7 (!') General
Joseph W, Stilwell, enmmunder
of the sixth army, und his purty
left Salem In his C-47 tmnsport
pluue cn route to Sucrurncnto,
where he hus a luncheon en
gagement with Gov. Eurl War
ren. General Stilwell hud confer
ences yesterday with Governor
Karl Snell and Adjutant Gen
eral Raymond F. Olson on plum
to reactivate tho Oregon na
tional guard.
Last night Ccncral Olson was
host to the general's party at a
buffet aupper, which was at
tended by state officials and
their wives.
Moscow Rakes
U. S., Britain
LONDON, June 7 OP) The
Soviet commentator Philip Bara
tov declared In a Moscow broad
cast toduv that Independence was
a word used by Great Britain
und the United States to serve
"Imperialist diplomacy" and to
camouflage expansionist alms.
"One gels a pretty good pic
hire, of what the west means by
independence if one considers
the treaty for the so-called In
dependence ol l rans-Jordon, the
Anglo-Dutch talks In Cairo and
tho tulks between the Anglo-
Dutch authorities and the rep
resentatives of the Indonesian re
public, he said.
Ascrting that the Bltish ob
tained the diamond deposits ol
Kimberlcy and the goluflcld of
the Transvaal "draped in an
elaborate mantle of struggle
ugalnst slaveholders," liuralov
wild. "The same methods were
used by the Americans in de
veloping their system of naval
bases in the Pacific and in the
Caribbean."
"liut as one Amelcan historiun
has said, Cuba is no more inde
pendent than Long island: the
island of San Domingo with its
two Negro republics is no more
independent than New York
state, and Nicaragua and Pana
ma are republics and sovereign
suites only in name."
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Greece Passes
Drastic Laws
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authorities or Interfering with
ponce.
Any person charged with vio
lation of the law can be held in
jail indefinitely without bond
und without trial.
Mayor Talks
Airport Use
Marshall Cornett and Mayor
Kd Ostendorf met with the avia
tion committee of the chamber
of commerce Thursday, June 7,
at 4 p. m., to discuss operation
of the city airport. Rental of
hangars, handling of transient
planes, and gasoline were some
of the things brought up at the
meeting.
The airport group received a
recommendation from the avia
tion commission on the matters
brought up, but nothing was de
cided definitely. Concerning the
ui iiying school at the airport, I
Phil Hitchcock, chairman of the
aviation committe, reported that
the government would pay $1.50
to $2.50 an hour for the Gl's. but
not until rent for the school is
established.
The meeting adjourned with
a discussion on gasoline and gas
oline taxes. The committee voted
to meet again, Tuesday, June 11,
to interview applicants for the
position of airport manager.
Every 15 years observers on
earth view the planet Saturn
with its rings edgewise, and, for
a time, they are absolutely invisible.
Yandenberg
New Chief
WASHINGTON, June 1 OP)
President Truman today appoint
ed Lt. Gen. Hoyt S. Vandenberg
director of central intelligence
for the government.
This is the agency created by
presidential directive last Jan
uary to coordinate all foreign
intelligence activities of the gov
ernment. It operates under a policy-making
board composed of
the secretaries of state, war and
navy, and Fleet Adm. William
D. Leahy, chief of staff to the
president,
Vandenberg, 47-year-old as
sistant chief of staff G2, war de
partment general staff, suc
ceeds Rear Adm. Sydney W.
Souers, who resigned to return
to his private business interests
in St. Louis.
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Admiral Moreell
Gets Promotion
WASHINGTON. June 7 (Pj
President Truman today nom
inated Vice Admh'al Ben Mo
reell, government operator of
the coal mines, for promotion to
the rank of four-star admiral.
Moreell, who has active charge
of the soft coal mines under In
terior Secretary Krug, is a civil
engineer in the navy .
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