WEDNESDAY, NOV. ?, 1947
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uimeu jtaies w oming
Out Defense Plans With
Several Other Republics
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WASHINGTON. Ml- American
flfenae plans are by no nireiia con
find to Ui NorUl Atlantic arra nor
to ooopereUnn only with Uia North
AllanUe pact nations.
The U. at. U wurkmg aa closely ai
eer with Ilia oUier American Re
publlre in mutual defmse arrange
meula. The liiter-Arwrlcaii d-fense
board haa Just been reorganised, and
It will on II hue inilrtlnltrly to pre
para plana lor cooperative effort In
raaa any ot Ilia 31 American repub
lira la attacked by an ouuida power
Tht board haa nrw ipiartera at
aW lath HI. N W. in YVsshlmtUm
In It about W military men trom all
tht republics are at work. Chairman
of Uia board la Lt. un Willi, u
Crlltenbtrurr, former hred of Uia
U. B. army'e Caribbean Wmw com
mand, lla la alao chairman ot Uia
military advisers to lha 0. 8. dele
fallon to Ui United Natloiu.
lla haa alao been named deputy
representative lor Ui United Ulate
Y
'Straus Lists
Reclamation
Jobs for NY
PORTLAND, .Not. t (-Thf
three Northw-at atatea are Hated
lor reclamation work Uitallm aome
ino.000.000 In the nrit al years,
Michael W. Hiram tald here yea.
terday.
atraui, commissioner of reclama
tion, aald Montana and Wyoming
projecu bring tin loUl to ISJJ.OOO..
000.
Tha tola) flgura luted Yrs-
terday In tha Interim drpartment'a
"package" report from Washington.
It waa a luminary of lha varloua
works In contemplation, Hated aep
arately In tha past, but lumped to
gether now in ona package for a
convenient over-all picture of what
tha department haa In mind.
fttraua aald the reclamation pro),
acta by autaa had Ihla break-down:
Waahlngton. 1300.000.000 to Irrigate
136.000 arrea. give aupplrmental
water to at 000 acrea and add 893.
000 kllowalla ol power; Oregon.
1111.000.000. to Irrigate 14 000 acrea
and provide aupplemrntal water to
15.000 acrea: Idaho, m .000.000 to
Irrigate 49,000 acrea, provide sup
plemenlal water to fSO.OOO acrea
and add 1M0O0 kllowatu of power:
Montana. 1100.000 000, to Irrigate
1000 acrea. provide aupplemental
water to 40.000 acrea and add 25.
000 kllowatu; Wyoming. 11.000.000.
to provide aupplrmental water to
5 000 acrri.
Straus, who took look at Bon
neville dam today and plana to go
to Medford and Klamath Talla to
morrow en route to California,
beard Central Oregon delegation
aik for eipanaton of the Crooked
river project. Present plana call for
dam 10 mllea aoutheait of Prlne
vill. A delegation asked him la
eonalder a alte 13 mllea south of
theaame city. Irrigation of aome IS.
000 acrea in the Powell butt area
la aought.
Armtnian Immigrants
Refused by Reds
CAIRO About 4000 Armenian!
bi Flgypt returned to Soviet Armenia
a the result of the Ruaalan cam
paign to entice Armenian refugeea
back home In 104(1-4. Today Rula
no longer trira to attract Armenian!
back In their homeland. Inatead
he refuaea to accept them. "Hrfuilng
hnrtage In Armenia." la the reaaon
liven by the Ruaalan legation.
For many Armenians who quit
their Joba and aold their homes the
policy reversal la personal tragedy.
Uprooted from their former life,
they have become displaced persons.
Immediately after World War II,
Soviet propagandists began their
effort to entice Armenians back to
the homeland they left during the
periodical massacres of the Ottoman
empire. They had left Armenia In
successive waves: In 1800. 1010. 1011
and 10311. They had become one of
the most active and prosperous
foreign communities In Egypt and
other Middle East countries. Portyl
thousand lived In Egypt alone. I
on the military committee of the
North Atlantic treaty military or
ganisation. urn. Omar Ilradlry is
Ilia representative. Hlnce Bradley
lias full duties aa chief ot U. 8.
military lurc.es. It la assumed Crlt
tenberirer will be a key Run In Uie
new Job.
Technical Work
The technical work of drawing up
military plana la handled by stall
under the direction of another Amer
ican Ma). Gen. Hubert L. Walsh,
U. S. air force. Walsh Is also chair,
man of the Canadlan-Unltrd UUtes
defense commission and of the Joint
United Statea-Hrasll defense com
mission. The Inter-American defense board
has been In Uia business of preparing
plana for multi-national defense lor
such a long time Uiat lla methods
and accomplishment are . likely to
oe studied Willi considerable In
terest by Uie men now working on
Nurth Atlantic defense plans. AI
ready some of the experts from die
Nurth Atlantic group have vlal'ed
Uie luter-Amerlcan headquarters to
establish contacts and obtain In
formation. Creation of the Inter-American
board was decided upon In Uie dar
hour when the Asia powers were a
threat to tha security of the Western
hmlinhrB lla f.i.mallnn J.
reeled by Uie meeting of foreign
ministers of the American republics
at Kio de Janeiro In January 1042.
Board Net I p
Military delegations from all the
republics met In Washington end on
March 10. 11141 set im ih. 1..,
American defense board. It has
been In continuous operaUon ever
since, with hradquartera here.
It haa drawn up a voluminous
art of detailed plans for collective
defense action. The plena are sen
lO each Of the aovarnmania KHati
completed. They become binding
alter Uie aeoarate anvnmni.
adopt them.
The plans have Included aucl
subjects as home defense units
Uauilng In Uie detection of elandet
Una radio transmissions, exchange
of air Information, transit of mil
itary aircraft, organisation and op
eraunn ol Irregular forces, super
vision of teleoummunlcauons, pro.
lecUon of merchant marine, security
against sabotage, production ol
strategic materials, anu-aubmarlne
defense anS Inter-American Irsns
poruuon. Long Range Plana
When Uie Axis, waa defeated, the
board Immediately began long-range
Diana for mutual H-r. ........
- . . as'iiui
any other aggressors. The emphasis
haa been on aLsnriarriiatin i .
and technical equipment and on unl-
muni? oi organisation.
Late In lus ih iw,.- i .
- v . m V B 1 1 HI
rousiuer uie matter of reorganise.
mjd on a nrnutuni ha.t. u.u -
reorganisation waa directed by Uie
nun international conference of
American states held at Bocou
Columbia in ih
The reorganisation waa completed
MMIl UMJ11U1.
The work nf (ha ku-i i. a i . j
. . wvmm Hi
by a council of delegatea. In which
earn nsuon nss one vote. The
technical work, handled bv the .r.it
1 accomnllshed chiafiv h
permanent committees, designed
ne lines oi the army general
staff. Tha committees are concerned
with (II plans, (31 Intelligence, (Si
-raining ana organization and (41
lueisuc.
PACK TWENTY-ONI
Am,-.r.iV;f-
NOBEL PRIZE WINNERS Dr. William Francis Ciauque
(left) of the University of California ot Berkeley, was oword-
ed the Nobel prize in chemistry and Dr. Hedeki Yukawa
(right), of Columbia university, the Nobel award for physics.
according to on announcement (November 3) from Stockholm.
,Orasshoppera produce their char- Rich, nutrtloua goatmllk Is more
acterlatic atrldrnt sound by rubbing easily digested than the milk of the
their hind legs against their wings. ' cow.
Boehl in Race
For State
Grangemaster
OR A NTS PASS, Nov. ( wF-Vlc- I
tor Boehl haa announced that
he haa accepted the nomination for
state grangemaster, the post now
hrld by Morton Tompkins, because
"the Interests of Oregon agriculture
can be served by a more conserva
tive and solid attitude on the pert
of farm leadera."
Boehl's announcement deplored
"the tendency to seek more and
more aid from federal government
which leads to more federal control,
higher Uses and, ultimately, a
lower standard ot living."
Active In grange circles for lt
vaara ttaaM haa nail V. n
four yeara as Pomona grangemaster, j
aiier uie prior lour yeara aa need
of Redwoods subordinate grange.
LET'S DANCE
MILWAUKEE uTV-Versatlllty of
Marquette university football play
era apparently doesn't extend Into
the field of tarptschore. All but one
of Uie Hilltop grtdmen can swim
and all but seven can Ice skate
but 20 report they don't know how
to waltz.
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