Statesman Journal from Salem, Oregon • Page 4

i-(Scc I) Statesman. Salem, Moil Stpt 9. '57 TRAFFIC SLOWDOWN ON AVENOE tCaatlaaid frssaa pagt 1.1 u.n. vote 'So Faroe Stray It So Fear Shsll Frwaa FM saatesaaaa. Marrb llil CHARLES A.

SFRAGtX Editor ft Publisher WENDELL WTBB. Managing Editor Pi. s94 rvrv motwwg attic 24 V-t- C-wiv St Or Tfl LM 4- I ErtS Sje CW ierwd ri i aTr udr id nf rrfr5 Nafirc Memiff kweiai4 PrrM ii r-Mwj ta Oregon State Fair Well Received From all the comments we have heard, divorced from the personlities and differences which cannot but figure in any administrative changes, we would say the consensus regarding the 1957 Oregon State Fair was that it was a fine show And we would agree with that opinion It had its rough spots, as any affair of such magnitude always has, particularly when changes in command come during crucial organizing months. But there was plenty to do, plenty to see, a nice balance in entertainment, an improvement in sanitation and a comparatively smooth over-all operation with all circumstances considered We are in no position to judge whether it was "better or worse than preceding fairs, but we would say it upheld previous standards very well The Ames Brothers in the Revue and the Dancing Waters innovation drew particularly warm comments as did such factors as replacing the parking lot with picnic grounds under the trees along Silverton Road The Oregon State Fair is a fine eent and Salem is proud to be its host Both were greatly Interested te the basis re; ion which fYemotst approorialely named th Great Basin Both wrote graphic re- i ports of their esveuuona le e.nloring was done the CivU War. Powell a afler.

both (ought ia the war FrnmoDt aligned young Towell to tape Girardeau Both went on to careers ol dtt.iHUtn alter their imual expediooos There th sim- lUnty part, while enx.1 ler career was laimloui. he waa beet with fail- ur and Irustration in almost every undertokmg Powell, how ever' went 0. positioc of grea, sucesslujly (or researi-h and helped greatly to usher in the Age of Science Oo the basis of his knowledge o( the phyf.faph o( the Great West be outlined a program rang ing far into the future, the slow accrptaoce of which has been costly 10 the nation I shall try in a few additional columns to relate essential lacts ahoot later career ol John Weslev Powell Youth Has Enough of a ft oattery, had aa arm shot oft! la the battle af Pittsburgh Land inc. rejotaed hts battery to par-, bcipat ia the aptrataoaa around Vkkabttrs. and held the rank major wbea he was discharged ia IKi.

At that tun, science was in low estate in colleges and urn-msittes. They were still essentially liberal arts foundries, tram inf for th arsslentiont. Ptweil had auch aanrwHst of earth auesK that a teuad employ itmsh at IUaoit Woahryu at Bkaomiagtaa aad later at Uliaois NarrnaJ acaroy. He went to Sprinffteid and ooUined aa ar-pnganatioa lor the Dluwu Nst oral History Society aad became its curator had bswoim inter sated npaoring the Rocky Mouataia couatry and wangled fuads from various sources to help finaoc aa txpeditioa. He i got hu oM conafflaadcr.

General Grant, then secretary i war, to authorita ratsoos far a small party from arm starts, and made his first tript Pike's Peak -in IH7. Th aut year, with similar help, got lata th parks sec tioa of Colorado, aad with his party was first ts climb Long Peak. Ho pushed oa west inlo Utah wbert ht aaw the breaks of th graal canyons Then ht con-, cetved th idaa of making the run mating ine run Xt rar. to the dowa th Grata Thia acsrnpbshad from Graea Rlvor, Wy. mouth af th Vh-gia Rivar soaa.

This asjufvan-eat was tioaal aetasatMa. brtnflng him Into InstaiU lam. It Uuachad him aa hit carter ta th study of Graal Baala, with reoaatod trips The Soviets claim to have eliminated nicotine from tobacco bv grafting tobacco plants to tomato plant roots We have no objection to such experiments and are all for whatever can be done to curb the health hazard in smoking so long as they 11 leave enough untainted tomato plants to produce the succulent product which Webster defines as "a South American perennial herb widely cultivated for its fruit and as a large rounded edible pulpy berry Let just be sure it remains edible not crossed with nicotine. iRed China Location for Motor Department Director of the motor vehicle de-payment recomrne nelini! election of i sue on land near the junction of State Strfft and airpori road for new quarts for M.s office FYnate parties would erect t.e building, under a leae arrangement- The ttf had these special advantages in ppm.on Plent of space for parking and room for possible expansion At In end cf the lease term the building would revert to the Mate Uf wonder however, if the director is not Unorm; the program for developing the central group of buildings to serve the state gov-e-nmen! The limits of the area have been defined and a great deal of the property has been purchased I'nder legislative authority architects are now preparing a master plan for progressive development of the area as needs arise and fundi are made available. One such building has been authorized by the Legislature The question arises then, if it would not be possible to effect temporary arrangements.

My on a five-year basis, on some existing building which would fill the gap until ade quite space is provided In the capitol group An in-town location would offer advantages to patrons of the motor vehicle department which probablv handles more counter cirs tomers than any other state office It would be more convenient of access Some government services may suitably be located on the fringe, such as the highway engineering laboratories and shops and, the forestry department with its related shop The motor vehicle department is definitely in office for "paper work" chiefly, handling the registration of vehicles and operators, and the related files. It is of such magnitude and Importance that it "belongs" in the government center The planning now in preparation can make suitable provision for its housing Decision on the motor vehicle location rests with the state department of business and finance. The Statesman expresses the hope that In reviewing the reported recommendations. Director Richardson will give weight also to avoiding the wide dispersal of government offices and the need for centering such offices in the area selected for state capitol development. Miss Oregon iJudith Faye Hansen of As-tonal didn't become Miss America but those who saw the finals Saturday night will agree lata io regsoa, wna gvaraimni Tucker jr ho violated both saactsoa aad auvoort.

oadar the utkaftMCephisalaadCeso. momum" nuMM tefXal Survey of th Rocky regulations arrived in Moscow Mouataia Regwa. from Petping today and said he Powell's awa report af th 1M had enough of the Iron Curtain trip dowa th. rivars pub. (1)nsln MlA lshd IstsHfl ir.

It fcaa a thrill- ilcM Ml Rn, hin, ng adventure story. Wrtttes first (or l0 turn for Scriba Uaaiiaa. shows mk) rf ou.to a LttU Utarary dreaauvglth music from the I State Neuberger Finds Interest Shifts From Power to Health Problems and contained torn inaccuracies a I i. as to detaiL Later repruvU hav k. 1 a IL.

tl: versrty of OucagoPm. this last' summer bnwght aut lion Th. Evlorauon ol Uvr Col orado River S3 75 1 a recommend it (or reading. II Powell had not chosen acienc he migm wen aav succeesiea in erature Read his descraptwo of running th. rapid, of Horive Canyon ia the Green: i -W.

eater Ika aarraw aaaaait ham ttd he had 00 I instructions au! ib. V-ai. s. is l. the work! in thiaklng such a roso- a eitkrr aia Uw wana raaatir pick up Tiicker passport and was s.

eraaae la aWtwaa. Oa laa inu7 1 ion could have any aflret. thashe showed outstanding talent and Oregon had a fine representative Editorial Comment Outer Mongolia, Where Molotov Can Let the Rest of the World Gobi When Vyachet.uiv Old Stone bottom Molotov assumes residency in I'Un Bator as Mowrow ambassador tn (Aider Mongolia be von have it to food but he II hase it considerably better than Bonaparte did at SI Helena lor instance Things are up to date in I lan Bator only is it accessible bv camel oxcart and Mongolian pony but also bv train and an airline goes to l.lan de It has a radio station and a whole clutch of educational insl nut tuns ins hiding a veterinary college Us thealrr seal thousands and the staiie revolves The new ambHwailor can count himself Uickv that he n( hu alignment mm instead when he was an orthodox Communist, au courant with the party line and thus unsympathetic wuh religion the opium ol the people A generation an. I'lan Bator was alive with lama. tjontl nt them.

The on kind, thai corn from Tibet, not the two I. kind that transport pisco over the Andes They disappeared or went underground after the Khutukhtu died in 124 and was not allowed to reincarnate The Khutukhtu was the living Buddha number 3 man in trie whole Lamaist heir archy and lived in I lan Bator which was then known as I rga llan Balor means Hed Knight It timk the name shortly after being occupied and unorcupied by White Russians under the Mad Baron I ngern-Sternherg we don I know where they went Irnm there The Sm let 1 nion sends an ambassador to Outer Mongolia because it aavs 11 rloesn own Outer Mongolia a drmari he frona Ihe days when it killed It oral laiunevr trmn io prose that it did Hulrr Mongol, a ciMrted Irnm Inner Mongolia by a line tmk through ine middle nt the (iohi rlesrrt where Chapman Sndrews used tn hunt dinovaur eggs and whnh lelded up the akeletnn nf a balm hiterium A halucriithcrium is or a hornless rhi noserm It had a prehensile upper Hp. stood II Iret at ihe hotild and had a 17 loot wheel baae This nukes it the higgest Land mammal ever known huger esen 'han Molotov before he 0 iated and got rnt tn the dinouur-egg belt Saa Yr arv iw rrni( le averkvantmi l.a... an run. haa.re a thaasaa 1 1 1 1 a a kuare feel klt "Oa UM rlftc tk.

rweka ar keakea aa rs(fe. aa las water nibs taw eaasaaal fraaa rUff la skit Maw Use river tarns abrwaslv arena a asanl at tka rlikl, aad tkt watera a'aata tawa aaiiai treat rweka: aa aery wt aav ear first taperlaace with eaayea ra-alta. I atan aa aa Uaa task af as koal la aes a war aaaaai tk "sTTL AU nnteaa aa wa are wh aneb aiian. um aaaaaenu art Mie wna tateaae aaaiety Saaa war baata reaeb UM awlrt rarrwnl: a asrak ar twa. now aa UM i.

aaw aa uut aaa a urea um aarraw aaaaait wita tikilaraUat seias-iu wau.t um aiaa -a. wksw. fanaalta erassa aaak eve aa. aa aiaatiai la tka traa(ka. aaui raaek Ik fatet water ketew aat Iben rasa a feetlef af rsat r.

lie! By STKR1.ISG SLAPPtY MOSCOW Sept Shells rjp (of oln. l0 hlM part Tn f'U wMa went Io China from the won Youth Festival last month rf jj, Met hy I Contul Turt olf Tr.n, Siberian espJesT train from bv I Edward Killham of Chicago Kill- ,0 'P Turk'r "ke travel arrangements out of the Soviet nion Tucker a former ae stu dent, is siuduns i at orpus Christi Collejf at Oiford in Kng land He said he wants to finish up one more year there before re turning to the I nited Sta -mi la violating 1 passport i 'ions, however. Tucker could lose "a Passport In that rate he would have to return Immediately Io the 1 fntted States I urser ald he Is to have an tn terview with I Ambassador Thompson nmorrow morning before leaving for Britain aa all Gel Oat Passports for identifii alion Tucker said This was ihe oii sit of what Ihe I omnium si 'hi- nete promised us in Mnasow be (ore vse tsreed in rn 'n hma lr'" reached I'eipmc station the Rev Warren Mi henna Of Bostoncollected ffi nasa. porta Some of us refused al-j though I wts the only one who held out to the last After seven davs Peirving 1 still had not agreed with the neae and thev inU ir ik. k.

mini nina louin FdeeralMwi longer as attended to me and that I would have te leave i 1 Expected I'vrrrn uinrwi wu tlT votM ,4 4 vx nag, (or cruSmf the Hucgariaa revoh said ha had talk. Jf reaolutio. ta all but UsT ultllilt MrloM, n1Jl a dBTpred J2L -Idaa Eavny to anted an NBC radia-TV iaterMew Mtri in lmporuiit part of the reaolu- tlon pravisioB for th p(cla, VJi Mvoy an end to Soviet intervention Hungary He said this savoy should be "a world figure, a shrewd. ttaM. brave man This was similar to a description by a British spokesman who said the envoy should be a "forceful man who can bang his flat oa th table The British spotvetmaa emphasized that a mission ts Moscow would be a prime objective, but the emmary would tree ta do whatever he thought nacaasary to accomplish his irussioo.

Prate Caaaldertd Lodge was asked about reporLs that Prince Waa Waithayafcon of Thailand, president of last year Assembly, would get tn job Lodge wouldn confirm this but said he had "a eartaJa individual in mind'' and that Priac Waa was a shrewd, courageous man llg was asked why the I nited States waa pushing far another resolution wbea the I nited Nations already had ap prosed one condemning Russia loans action in Hungary last (all He replied "We hop to keep the issue alive hop that hy .1. .1 111 11 doing that will help all the forces tha' are working ia th long pull for liberation. doa't think that passag af this reaolutioa will mean that the Sot vet army will be out torrsorrow But neither do we think they art) going ts ht there forever And la th liberation of Hungary, which we think ILT' LV nited NaUons rasohitKN. will k- I oHce said ha wasn't 14a said the L.j i r-Miuiniai aiirasis itau nawuiHsi public opinion ia tha UN and dealt a hodv blow to the Comma parties in many countries af ihe world Perky Msmie Entertains On Boat Ride i Ptrlare a Wu-rphet Page.) NEWPORT. I Sept.

I la -Manu Lisenbower leaking michtv perky after her ooaration. sinse she underwent a hvaterec irmis Aug She waa ia the hn-u lal three and a half weeks af'er the operation Onre aboard the craft the ht-i the fantail deck for photofrai'r Soft recorded music plsved aboard Ihe rrat aa It moved out Into Ihe bay after th First Udv had been welcomed aboard by th skipper. Navy Cmdr Walter Slve The sun was bright and ihe temnerature in th new an i-i s. tm pamed oy lal niaar is" Assistant Whito Hout Physiciaa and Cant Laren Miller an Army Off, Kelley Loe 'That. 1 may testify is still Just 1 ran wait In get out from went for a boat nd today oa now 11 behind the Iron Curtain Tucker sun splashed Nairagaritatt Bay And here is Powell's descrtp told newsmen at Yaroslav station The First Lady was hostess it tion of the scene and of his mood He said he and the other mer a party of white House staff mem-after they had pasted through leans were misled by the Chinese hers aboard th gleaming white Marble Canyon and reached the about the use nf their passports 92 loot cabin crulltr Barbara mouth of the Little Colorado at He said the Americans were told Ann named (or one of her grand the head of Grand Canvon before Irawnj" lor China Ihev daughters s.i.ti iij, u.

hv turn them over F.icept (or the trip from Wash start aa ear tana la Ureal la "At the I hinese border nn the infton lanl Weditenday. It wjv knows Oar baau. tta a (aaa-i train wa were tnit tn ur. I Iirl amma Kelley Loe. who died last week in Portland, was for years the one-man brain trust of the Oregon Federation of Labor Retiring, quiet In manner he brought to his work with the federation a broad knowledge of labor and Industry, experience in the organized labor movement and a ripeness of Judgment which enabled him to serve with competence and devotion as editor, counsellor and legislative lobbyist He was loyal to labor but he was also conservative His influence steadied the leadership in the heady days of the ItrtOs when the Oregon Commonwealth Federation was a forefront nf radicalism in the sfate Loe advised the aVi.

leaders to stay out, and thev did. the OCF later collapsing Well known in politi'a! and legislative cir cles was respected as a man of intelli gence and integrity He well merits the award of Otiren lar broader and snare argeat realm af aaklte healtk Leglaia-Uaa aeekJag to ripaad asedaral rewearrk aaaf la improve Ike wrll-keiag af oar peapte aaw e-rapiet my alteatiwa I tail ta undrrwiaad. lar etampie, kww we af Ike ailed Stales raa spend S44 kUUwa aa araumeaU. aad yet only a tlav fraetaa al Ikia aa atady Ike raaaes aad ana! paaalble caret ai the aaaavt terrible disrates piagalag aiaa-kiad This thouuht was tnremo-t in mind when my wife Maurine and I visited Children Hospital in RoMon wnere more children are under treatment (or earner than am othi-r plate on earth We har loured the National Insti tutes of Health studving similar la-lilie tn cope with this grim problem We were shocked to learn thai more children die from canter than any cause ex ept accidents Trial is why I have hammered swav in sp-hi-s and articles seeking increased funds for ranrer re vearch 1 am phased that the sum available has gone up near I T0 per cent from lit million to s.vd million -since I entered the Senate Rat aark ia aaty Ike beginning. Here are tame lurtker pra)erta la tkisf vital area nklek I an advocating Health 'ii measurf the impact nt ailio ai Iim- ta'lout on Ihe hu man rue Ij.irrwst Mir-nlisls dis aire nier the elicit ol Strontium ia he atmosphere, as a result of hydrogen ex plosions We must not risk contaminating our planet Nor should this decision be made by men producing wea pons It must rest primarily ih aa agency charged with a mission ta safeguard health partx ularly th health of future gener atmni 1 A bill for XM million for the National ranrer Institute to spend apeciai research under takinga If this rich nation could invest billion in a crash program to crack the atom, why not IS per rant af thia for a maaa attack an caarer' Great doctors like Sidney Farber of Children a Hospital and Isidor ad Yin who conauitrd oa President Kiaew-hower operation believe that the principal hope for conquering ranrer reals in chemotherapy This involves countless tests and experiments It eats up prodigious turns of money But what is money when allied afaiiaat a disewae whtrk kilted Is timet as many people during World War II as perished an all our worldwide hattlefronts la aaa rear, cancer claimed nearly tarrata the number af Americans aa were killed ia artioa dsjrirtg threw years of Kareaa fighting' 1 A ktfl la aad la arepartng a ana apeeialr trataaed teaewert ia nam retarsted ekHdren tn leading Uvea wkirh raa be at leaal parttaiti asvema and awefn.

the MM waaW nanke grant! lar lhi pwrpaae la aekaala aad eaa-legea wkerr aneh teaenera re rel llaelr training legislation to remove io Imrn 'he lit of basic rt'Oi wtorh qualifv lor Federal prae support i I was the firm member of the Senate tn urge lhai our Public Health Service diuloae the relatinnahip between rigarettes and king ranrer a) adesjuate cart durin the period of their nvea wbea iliaeu la moat prevalent It would be contributory in nature, to be financed by an extra 2 per rent of payroll-split equally between employer and employee la aaWllaaa, we believe tkat aalmalt raa taller law. That la why Seaalor Hansakrey and I ar aawatartof WDa to rrsynlr hn-maae elkada af aUagbter aa parklag alaata. at aaaat rrrfltxed aataaat kave daaa loag ago. Aad heaalar Kefaaver and I ar aaa, Ihnra af a Mil to ead barwarww and rraelly a Aaieriraa tr anil aes Recently a beaver la caat-rra Oregwa dragged a trap loar dart aatil It died frswa loat af blond I awn at tf Anverttaa ws-mea want tketr far mat at tk eiaent af aahaal agnay. Such are a lew of the legislative causes which ts Maurine and me have assumed great urgency and importance as my service in the Senalt has roe tinued Butter Banned From Polish People's Diet Bv OI I rRISST RSAW.

Sept ommu m-l leader Wladyslaw l.omulka warning that more bell lichtening is coming told the Polish people today they must cut out butter and eat lard and other substitutes instead (romulka told a crowd of Ion mm in Warsaw giant sports sladium that it ia coating th Communist government 11 mi lima dollars a vear I import butler In order to keep It up. he augmented the government would have to borrow money it would find impossible ta pay back We can eat only sa much nutter as produce he said cannot export dripping -lard and fats and import butter We must eat th dripping la Poland and jtop Importing butter Mart Aaatertty (somulka i speech hinting at more austerity for Poland was made at the celebration of the traditional harvest least It was alto Polish Air Farce Day and as colorfully fronted peasants danced oa th stadium field mill tary jet aircraft aoupnd law over th stadium, contrasting 4d and aaw Poland Th Palish fommuniat party chief congratulated th peasants for bringing ia an abort average harvest despite much siirrarner rain said all avaiusbt arable land ia Poland waa under rulti vat ion for th first time sine World War II Better Uvtng Maealarta Poland he saad must invest in plants machines and in rural electrification tn maintain and im-iro'. liunc standards Me said acr irultural reforms en sisaged a new program adopted early this year art now nearly complsrted adding that 70 peasants have hewn tread entirely from rnmpajlaory rteltvenes of farm ennds The process of reator-ing ownership rights to former peasant land owners is almont complete he said itr Nwu Setert IwiU. WathlWflen. 11 rwrrevpvwaeal far Tht Oregwa Slatetanaat.

It glv-lai aver bla rwlwaia aertwaUraU? ta aaraabera wf Ortfea i rnreawwaJ aelriaUww Teaav's inetw ratwaaalaS to Sra Barhara Seakerfer By RK HARD NH BERGKR I. S. Sewalar' Irani Oregwa Beyond the hurl) burly of politics lies trie wonderful world of future and the physical lads of Ine It is a world of grandeur and maiety but It also is marked by sirknew and anguish not all of tis pass through this troubled sale under ulitmalr rn tence of death' Whea I raa lar Ike Sraale la IIS4. my prlarlpal latere was awklkr awwer Taatav to la Ike ino.a, am aw, an aaaa a mM Time Flies troiw tatt.iiai 10 Years Ago SeaS in: Appointment of Rober' rheaaman as publisher of the Aslorian Budget succeeding his late father Sen Merle Chess man was revealed by the hoard of directors Sherilf Martin Pratt lit-d lino fmn 'n dormant hank drwv a nlhlii aiherlivement that is the first rchrarmeni 'ro eeeding bv the xlale under a Uw passed Ihe 1M7 leglalat ire 25 Years Ago hep. I.

in Mrs flliubeth Landis Kbbert rrlenrated her find birthday anniversary at the home (K her son and daughter in-law Mr and Vn f. rbbert She was born i Iowa. Sept I. 146 and at the ag of 14 started across the plains witk her parents Threatened resignations Irom the Board of Higher Kduratioa materialised whe Albert Bsirrk of Medtord aobmilled hia withdrawal the governer'i affice and Samirnm a Portland announced that he would resign 0 Years Ago SleaS I. HIT felicitations from both Port land and Salem are being ahow ered upon Mr and Mrs William (lark, upon tie arrival af a boy Mr Oark a crU tngi Beer Thev were not Large flakes thai made one look up to aee who waa throwing torn newt paperi out of th window Still, they were ftakt la fart it waa aeeesaary for the weather reporter to rope one and carefully ei amine it Rut it was the first mi4 of 'be winler Better English I WIIIISM What ii won 'h enre She g-nerall atwa-i at tends the meetings hsll rt 14 near a vear sitvr I las attoded one What the inrrert prrasun tat ion ar amel Whieh one rtf ttese worn is rrosspelled 'rvptir rur' ous rr'irtfuion rrtsarroai Whal doe, the ward leg acy an IS hat i a wird with aa thjl means nge rn.ua aciewa A NSW KRS I Sav She SI AU a tends the meetings h'rt is A I a rear sirwe I lat at tended one Prnnosinre kate-a mell aereaat an first svhahte rtjtaeewi will a beoiKst Hts I.

gaev nsade htm a a ea tt ma 1 Naive. Fencesitters May Decide Result Of National West Reich Election parties and randidate To other fencesitters none the parttrs holds any snerial a' trartion This i eaperiallv true of manv young voters Thes II go to the polls aolelv itvt against a party that thev ar to keep out n( power rather than lor a particular party Still others are said to prefer one of the small partma to the (huslian DemnrraU or the So- rialnts gut they tear their rote will he loat BETTER YOUt SAVINGS SCORE GRIN AND BEAR IT By Lichty araananw at sr ratTB )iaar a. ike. ar. ,,....4 riser Tkev rite kllb aat baayaal.

far taelr laaai ara llihor Ikaa wt eawM Oaalr aav but a aiaalb raUana ranajaaai Tke riwar baa lsa rrtlltet tb. w.rst'Vf n'bai" aaas af art tenia kae kaew aneaa tn tka aaa. aa rwahrankea la UMtr narnaal balk, the eafar kaa all aaerte. aa tea aa Its war Sawn UM rtvar bat kara a aarta aaak ml aaltaa. TW Hf bOai al tt kaala kaa UM tyaaba.

Umv will rise UM waves better aa ta rarry wbea ka a annate Ueaa aurtar. al a aUI. la tna aetsaa at taa aarsk tn tka treat rlwer nkrlnka rasa maltnt-rwaae. aa Is ane Ita aatrr wavws ttalnat Um walla an stiff a tkat rttw Um waet akay. they ar bat tstar rtaweee.

ta wa ka anaale. Uat aaaang th bast I ten "We' hay aa anhnawa tlauae yet to rwa; aa aahnawa ryr th to esniar. Want laill thar ar. baaw nat: what raeba beset lb baaal. wa baaw aat what walla rtto ever tha ttwsr.

wa baaw not. a wen aaar rantoetaea aaaay bkaaa. They made the trip at great kaiard Of the party, three were loat when they decided to eepar-ate and climb the walla and make for the Mormon settlements They were killed hy Indians who mistook their identity In some wtyt there it a close resemblance (set west John Wet-lev Powell and John Charles Fremont who was the subject of enme of my columns several months ago Both war aeannini. esvass. KM -all it araie-rmsi aarts kVf earetof aa lOJlai Daily aeaS awastay II II asn aa Dally aeily I' SS oer atsry ia Of mmn nsvary aw lway 'ia vanea' i 1 ae ta ti, ii at mi Is I evtaMa ay avsva Saaaaa anry it re ttslB'S ts ar awara AaaHt asveeaa al rveeatanaw meet" new it am PwhthriM.

U.iala awaift) ftaSStstStaw tsajsfffjhh iri astsujatat S)t HRACR nUKT STt TTr, ART Sept I tl mlllme, fenreaitting voters trav well (tee trie the out come of national alert ion next Sunday Ofioiali ni all partie uv that up to 1 per cent at the million registered voters have to nvk up their relnrla Publtr opinion oolli indicaU that the undecided group may he even larger -perhaps aa many a five million voteri In lew a landslide is in the mak Wig a havy wmg by ihe undecided olers in the final week campaigning emitd tip the seales el'her lor 'aoeelio, Konrad Ade na ier "iri a- tteroocrati or the opposition laittta Claim he i Vit'ian Ilemo crats aim he eieetuxi in the hI aooer a' hi peant te he pi jmat The h. -i enneent ajf ton of rjndeeine 'er o.r rvSii tr ai he'1 'iinnmg trrrr renlral Germans 'hrnsigh 'he a Ruhr to Hamlmrg This area will eiest ahoui half the deptitMa in the new Parh ment The Sorialleta traditaonalh drone ammsg workers are otter Ing their greatawt rhalWnga in Adawauer in thi area la smith CpaWnurTry the Unas are more sharply drawn WV) are thee undecided voten And why are they waiting until the last minute to rhonae when the pan at have heea rampajgnuag haH.snww Jine' PolrticaJ an aheeevn tmy thai Some want te vit for the rurlaia ta ring down on the hectic rafrrparlrw Nort they lu2j evaiuaU Uw EARN FROM THI 1ST osi hit a profitable rwill'e-eye every tirna, when you tav hero by th 10th of th month For all savnngt rasrtyivecl by the 10th eam our ganereaia divortesvi (roeti tha 1st of Iran month OPIN Ft ID AY tVININOS ClOSID SATUIDAY sSAI.KM FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION rwl tn aburd for the government subsidise the growing af tav has i a rua not ni aiarh nutritious farm prnducts aa eggs apples butterfal and meat A program ol medical and hospital benefit i for Social Se rurdv beneficiaries This would he patterned after the medt rare system already put into opeention hy the Armed Forres and which makes itse af Bhje Crwas and Bhae Shaeld la ma or state Al present old-age an mi'tnnia have the highest medi ral killa but the ihinaiem wallets My proposal wauld) aatuTs tnera Su Dead, 14 Missing After Kyushu Typhoon TOICiO avTrpravn Bean killed tn per tons left 14 misatnf and at injured national pot see reported tonight TSey added 'hat SIS Houses were damaged and 75 persons left The ivphone afler smacking into hvushu vestaeday with mile en hnor i a s. gradually tfwiatfied U. tropical stem. LaaUaaa3 ll Knef if srwi think Iim ation isn snw-w fiirvisal.

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