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THE RAKISH (ports car styling of Buiclc's two-door Super Riviera sedan makes It a sure-fire
beauty winner for 1954. Modelled after Buiclc's famed Skylark sports car, it features the new
panoramic windshield, a cut-down door belt line, full rear wheel cut-out and a refined sweep
spear molding. The Super Riviera is mounted on a 127-inch wheelbase and is powered by a
1 82-horsepower V-8 engine when equipped with Twin-Turbine Dynaflow. Wire wheels are op
tional. The new Buicks are now on display at H. E. Hauger's, local Buick dealer, 1330 Main.
Experts Seek
Slide Answer
ASTORIA M Why should a
hillside begin slipping after dec
ades in which houses stood on the
slopes without damage?
That is what happened in Astoria,
the latest slide causing 23 families
to abandon their homes, some oi
which stood there more than 40
years.
No one has a certain answer, but
all agree that water, in the form
of heavy rains, triggers the slides.
Experts say Astoria's hills have
a top layer of dirt running from
10 to 30 feet deep. Under this is
shale, slippery as grease when
enough water gets down to It,
In Astoria's slides the whole top
layer moves downhill, carrying and
twisting houses, trees, pavement
and water pipes.
Some blame logging on higher
hills. They argue that this in
creased the water run-off onto the
residential hills, penetrating in re
cent years to the slippery shale.
Others note that the first serious
slide, nearly two miles from the
present one, came in the winter of
1949-50, following the Northwest's
big earthquake of 1949. They feel
the quake disturbed the soil enough
to cause slides when, rains are
heavy.
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SEOUL tm The South Korean
Cabinet Friday drafted a bill pro
viding up to a death penalty for
gratt or corruption in dispensing
foreign Rid lunds.
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Meat Inspection
Action Urged
CORVALMS lift 'A livestock
and meat marketing conference at
Oregon State College Thursday
urged compulsory meat Inspection
in Oregon.
Inspection should be made both
before and after slaughtering, the
group snid.
The two-day conference was at
tended by more than 300 persons,
including consumers, labor, whole
salers, marketing agencies and
producers.
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Tough Fight
WASHINGTON l.fl A check Of
the Senate Finance Committee Fri
day made clear President Eisen
hower and his lieutenants have a
big selling Job to do on one of their
legislative proposals a raise in
the national debt limit.
The President and Secretary ol
the Treasury Humphrey must win
over four utes, on the basis ol
the committee's lineup last sum
mer, to get the bill out on the Sen
ate floor. .
At the moment, the four votes
are not in sight, although there
are some good prospects among
the 11 members who voted to
shelve the measure at the end ot
the 1953 session. Four favored it
then.
Eisenhower told Congress Thurs
day that progress is being made
In balancing the budget but that
a deficit still is in prospect' for
the next year. H renewed his pica
for an increase In the present 215
billion dollar debt ceiling.
He did not give a figure, but ap
parently meant the 15 billion dol
lar boost which was rammed
through the House last summer
but then stalled in the Senate Fi
nance Committee. .
The lawmakers did not applauc
this request.
The national debt now stands
about half a billion dollars below
the ceiling.
Chairman Mlllikin (R-Colo) of
the finance committee said he
would call the group together, pos
sibly hexf week, to consider the
debt limit question.
Mlllikin said in an interview he
had not' polled his committee and
would make no prediction.
However, 'a survey ot the 11 who
voted in August to table the bil
indicated that only two are willing
to go along with an Increase now.
Mud Derails
Fast Train
WHITE ROCK, B.C. 1 A
speeding Great' Northern Railway
passenger Train was bowled off the
tracks by a giant mud slide near
here Thursday but the .more than
90 passengers aboard escaped with
a snaking up.
The diesel streamliner was north
bound from Seattle to Vancouver
when it was hit broadsides by the
roaring slide, which carried up-
rooiea trees Deiore it as it cut a
swath down a steep embankment.
A baggage car came to rest on
its side on a beach at the edge of
Georgia Strait.
The mishap occurred two miles
north ot this border resort town.
30 miles south of Vancouver.
The engineer, Leo Clark of Se
attle, said there was no advance
warning of the slide.
"About two miles out of the sta
tion there was a thud. I looked in
my mirror and saw a baggage car
Bounding in tne air. :
"We were bounced around and
then pushed right off the track.
The passenger car was hanging
over the edge of the bank and peo
ple were screaming. But it wasn't
loo baa."
Minutes later another slide thun
dered across the tracks about a
mile further along the tracks. -
The passengers were rerouted
to Vancouver by bus.
Company olllclals said they
nopea to nave both slides cleared
away and the line open for traffic
Friday. A heavy-duty crane would
be used to hoist the cars back on
to the tracks, they said.
Portland Port
Business Drops
PORTLAND tfl Port business
decreased 10 per cent In Portland
last year, the Merchants Exchange
reported, here Thursday.
The number of shins null inn In
nere decreased from 1.557 the pre
vious year to 1.438. The cargo total
was 8.055.684 tons, about 826.000
tons under 1952.
Lumber again was the big export
Item, followed by grain.
Milk Law
Action Filed
SALEM ifi An initiative peti
tion to repeal Oregon's 20-year-old
milk control law was filed here
Thursday by" Elmer Deetz, Canby
dairy farmer.
Deetz Is the man who recently
was convicted of selling milk with
out a license as required by the
fluid, milk act. That act is not in
volved in the initiative. , '
Deetz, who also has filed a court
suit attacking the milk control
law, needs 37,404 signatures of reg
istered voters by July 1 to put the
initiative on the ballot next Novem
ber. '
The milk control law permits
establishment of quotas -ior dairy
proaucers ana tne uxing of mini
mum prices.
It is the center of hot controver
sies at every Legislature.
CRUSHED
PORTLAND tfl Edward Lloyd
Miller, 38, Portland, was crushed
fatally Thursday night in the col
lision of his car with a truck parked
on a slice! a half-mile west of
Cresham.
Rocky Reach Dam Urged By Horan
WASHINGTON W Authoriza
tion for construction of Rocky
Reach Dam on the Columbia River
by the Chelan County (Wash.)
Public Utility District was urged
Friday by Rep. Horan (R.-Wash.).
He said the action would be "in
complete conformity" with the
new federal local partnership
policy in developing the nation's
natural resources as stressed in
the President's State of the Union
message Thursday. ,
Secretary of the Interipr McKay,
Horan said, "already has indicated
a very real Interest and has placed
CIO Claims
Figures Lie
WASHINGTON Ml The CIO
said Friday the unemployment pic
ture is far worse than the 1,850.000
Jobless figure reported officially by
the Commerce Department.
A statement by CIO Vice Presi
dent Emil Rieve, chairman of the
labor union organization's econom
ic policy committee, said the offi
cial data fails to disclose an addi
tional 1.400.000 out of work.
Under Rieve's method of calcula
tion the total of those willing to
work but without Jobs would be
closer to 3.250,000.
The CIO leader said the Com
merce labor force and unemploy
ment figures for December, an
nounced a few days ago, showed
joblessness rose nearly 700.000 in
two months, including 422,000 in
December.
"This is bad enough, but the re
port doesn't "begin to tell the full
story," he said. "The Commerce
measure of unemployment just
isn't adequate to catch what really
has been happening in the job mar
ket in the past six months."
In addition to the 1,850,000 offi
cially reported as unemployed,
Rieve said there are actually 700,
000 fewer persons- employed than
a year ago whereas "under healthy
economic conditions" the total of
employed should have grown by
700,000 rather than declined that
much.
DIES
THE DALLES IB Dr. Fred F.
Thompson, 71, retired physician
and former mayor of The Dalles,
died at his home here Thursday.
Funeral services will be held here
Saturday.
6ooH Health!
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SLENDER! Drink Crater lek
HIGH PROTEIN milkwirfi thoic.
high-colorie ' fats removed.
Think of it! ' . . only .004,
or LESS, of (of, end each quart
no, 400 U.S.P. unit, of VITA.
WIN ."D" added. ENERGY
LOADED Crater Lake LO-FAT
milk is the dream-drink for re
ducing died.
Barn Fire Fatal
For Farmer
ASTORIA Ifl Flames destroyed
barn and killed the owner. John
Kaakinen, about 65, Clatsop County
seed grower, on his farm about
eight miles south of Astoria Thurs
day. '
No one was aware that the
flames had trapped him inside.
After the fire . started, he appar
ently ran In to try to rescue some
mechanical equipment. His bodv
was discovered when the embers
cooled.
Defective wlrint aa blamed
:faJa
WIS LAKE ROUTE MAN I
Crater Lake
tiliLililiiUdAB
Luif.ii-umt'i
t the disposal of the Chelan Pub.
lie Utility District the lull assist
ance and experience of the Bonne
vile Power Administration In work
ing out the marketing problems
Involved." i
He said the proposal also has
been submitted to the Bureau of
the budget "with no adverse com
ment being experienced."
The Rocky Reach site, roughly
10 miles above Wenatchee, was
originally recommended lor devel
opment as part of the Army En
gineers' comprehensive plan for
the Columbia River watershed
some years ago.
The district applied to the Fed
eral Power Commission several
weeks ago for a preliminary per.
mit to assure priority on the site
while studies go ahead.
Horan introduced a bill Thurs
day to authorize Army Engineers
to proceed with final studies, plans
and design for the dam. The corps
would be reimbursed by the dis
trict for this expense.
The local utility district would
finance the construction through
the sale of revenue bonds but
plans to have the actual construc
tion carried out by the Army En-
Meteor Spotted
Over Oregon Coast :
NEWPORT, Ore. W A bright
flash on the western horizon was
reported Thursday night by coastal
residents from Newport to Empire,
100 miles south of here.
Coastguardsmen collected the re
ports and relayed them to Coast
Guard headquarters at Seattle,
where officials said the flash ap
parently was a meteor, traveling
from east to west. All planes In
the area were accounted for, and
no ships were reported In trouble.
The flash was seen about
5:30 p. in.
gineers.
Power from the tmJ
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staUatlon with uluaj,'
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power features
the federal governrae,3
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with the somewhat ,.1
Rapids bill now bed
gress, will, be the k, J
many other such v!
projects in our area iSl
legislation will result iTJ
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