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Enterprise-Record from Chico, California • 9

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Enterprise-Recordi
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Chico, California
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9
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f-V I-'1' sv SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 291946 manded ha vela copy'of that letter: but ourcopyisstamp-ed -sea Wecaanrty Thecolnel mumbled 'onthat thumbedthroughf Admiral King's handout -ahdJ there wa the better all-right sayingthe chiefs of staff' hadeebiMMiiiaed on Mttr pipeline tt uidH the pipe would cost $1344Q0y00dIt ddedthatthey ifThis in dahger ofs the clihk-I have told Meaderisald this was right but that if the nebted me' have to handcuff the admiral too Senator Wonders Sen Ferguson said he wondered what' the admirals were trying to keep secret a than -a year ago" he added was in Paris and I was put up in the Braunhaus former Gestapo headquarters I wandered into the library They told me not to touch any of the bodks because they might be booby traps I looked over these books and I did not see any mysterious wires or fuses I pulled out one of the volumes was a photographic histoid of the entire Canol project from its inception with captions in French and English Now they come here and try to tell us that the Canol project is a war Or what' is a secret is a secret is a secret? And who gets the top bunk in our cell? The admiral? Or me? Ask your an find that nearly everybody in Ghi eo reads The Record yur all-da tewspaoer Sflll under the tanker Benntatan dtaeteta scattered mi deck following an explosion off the Csrollna coast Six crewmen were killed and one was reported missing (AP WIREPHOTO) A timpfev staa Ockntaad cottage tore tkm projects emergency hr ctcs fbf aftvIS Million Dollar Shangri La Planned As Atomic Hideout Halted By CPA DENVER Sept 28 (INS) A million dollar cultist Shangri-La planned as a hide-out sanctuary during an atomic war became a Paradise Lost today Tne fall came when the Civilian Production Administration asked that further construction in the' Valley of Survival be halted The project sponsored by the Brotherhood of the White Temple is nestled in the Heckles behind mountains supposedly containing radiation-proof deposits of lead Subject To Deem Ironicallypr Maurice Doreal' archbishmp pTlhe brotherhood amt of the temple: be- came being a victim of his own prediction of doom as a result of the federal agency's request John James an attorney for the Colorado state department of revenue and a director of the brotherhood revealed the CPA action Undaunted James declared going to fight this to the The attorney said the CPA had apparently acted in response to demands from orthodox churches which were denied building materials From the temple headquarters in Denver-one-time site of a chiropractic college Dr Doreal told of his plan ior the retreat which crystallized on Jan 31 1946 when an affidavit bi incorporation was filed with the Colorado secretary of state Dr related: began construction last May right after the snows cleared from the valley and we hoped to have Shamballa Ashrama completed by next year at this time More Applications now we have more applications than we can The revealed that membership in Shamballa lot was based on three consi 'rations: the line of as members of the White i Temple Brotherhood a and a personality will stand up under Dr Doreal explained that the $500 contribution paid for the member's share of land in the atom war refuge as well as other eosts in the community project The who claims to be able to transport his spirit to Tibet for consultations with Oriental mystics said that Shamballa Ashrama Inc had purchased 1600 acres of land for the Shangri-La like retreat It took both Mrs Sadie Gack-stetter and her mother Mrs Harry Laws to push baby Aloha Dale Gackstetter up the street in her buggy That was Fred Lucchesi you saw with his hands full of letters as he stopped to chat with a friend I Raker was all decked out in his red hat and red shirt as he set out with a determined deer hunting look on his face Pccky Wong rested awhile and watched the passing parade as he sat on a Main Street bench the oilier day Hiram 1111) Blodgett guarded the mail box at Fourth and Main while leaning against it Saturday afternoon 1 That was Juies Gerhard you saw busily doing some five shopping Saturday A-Bomb Victims To Benefit From Bikini WASHINGTON Sept Still-suffering survivors of the Hir-Ashima and Nagasaki bombings nay be the first humans to benefit from the Atom bomb tests at Bikini Vice Adm Blandy director of the Bikini said the Army and Navy obtained valuable information on treatment of radiation sicknesses by studying the animals placed aboard the Morgenthau lekes Call For Big Three Meeting To Dispell Talk About Var Senator McCarran Calls For Air National Guard Backing the conference were the CIO political action committee the National Citizens PAC and the Independent Committee of the Arts Sciences and Professions Not Doing Job Morgenthau 3aid that the allies were getting this job of settling the peace I qiies- tion that we can get it done without another meeting of President i In an address yesterday to Marshal Stalin and Prime gates to' the Western Aviation Con- CHICAGO Sept 28 Henry Morgenthau Jr' and Harold Ickes former members of the Roosevelt cabinet called for a Truman Stalin Attlee conference today to hasten the end of talk about war They told a weekend conference of liberals from 31 States they must help elect a congress this fall to press for such a big three meeting Better Understanding Morgenthau and Ickes calling for a better understanding between Americans and Russians highlighted the opening session of a conference called to organize the independent and liberal vote Delegates also planned a' long-range program to expand the progressive movement target ships Specific details of these techniques will not be made available to other nations But Vice Adm Ross Mclntire chief of the Bureau of Medicine said saipe of the new medical know-hQv would be used to treat survivors of the atom bomb blast at Hiroshima and Nagasaki Mclntire said the lives of some of the bomb victims still hang- v4 1 7 If I go to jail for spilling war secrets in this dispatch' then so help the Adroinft Ernest King seV ay so He? Senate War Investigating Commit-tee twhen not busyadvisiqg me on my chances ofjftiyisg fiut of -a striped suit BQrizoqtal stripes? Whooie 1 am: Soistjie admiral Admiral Is Sere ARM He was sore because hesald tfaq committee accused him of spending $134000000 to build a pipeline in Canada and Alaska' when one tanker sailing regularly from Seattle could have carried more oU The admiral appeared before the committee to announce that the joint chiefs of staff approved the pipeline not he aione He handed to the press copies of the statement he intended tqread and included a few letters from bigwigs Sen James Mead of New York said be durned if he could see how the admiral could accuse the -committee of distorting the facts when it couldn't get the facts The Canol file of the chiefs of staff continues to be marked So Sen Stead called up the secretary Col Andrew McFarland a plump little fellow in a summer soldier-suit who spent an uncomfortable hour trying to explain why the dope in the -pipeline still was secret Letters Secret the letters in the file are marked secre insisted Sen Homer Ferguson of Mich The colonel said they were how come Admiral King handed to the press not more than 15 minutes ago this letter from Admiral William Leahy to James Sen Ferguson DON? MISS THE 3 BRAKE DAYSr Safety Specials Telephone 508 RENO Nev Sept Sen Pat McCarraiv calling for an adequate Air National Guard and Air Reserve says that airforce will be its first line of defense and its most effective offense should there be another war ference McCarran warned that in the air is military weakness at its appalling worst" The senator said that the United States should be represented on the trans-oceanic airlanes of the world by a single all-American flag line He predicted that all first class mail will eventually go by auv The delegates at the final session passed resolutions urging: lReduction of registration fees for aircraft Elimination of noise in -aircraft operation be pressed by manufacturers' 3r-Procedure for installation of exti equipment be simplified That each state create Estate aviation planning agency "New board members named included: John Boyle Los Angeles Geeftge CtoekgtL La Vegas Nev: Glen Eastburn Los Angeles Walter Fulmerson Phoenix Ariz Kenneth McDonald San Francisco Marriott Santa Monica Cal Gus Mitchaels Bisbee Ariz Tom Murphy Los Angeles Tex Rankin Tulare Cal Weldon Vance Berkeley Cal 3 jfrir r-'T y-si ijjh 'V WE NOW HAKE RUBBER STAMPS Orders placed -by Wednesday Will be ready Friday afternoon LEAVE COPY AT OFFICE OF THE 117 BROADWAY Highway Projects Will Be Deferred Until Funds Ready SACRAMENTO Sept (UP) Vickery of the state division of highways today told a joint painter who likes everything about his job except the always-present possibility that -something might happen to his scaffold In which case Frankel knows he might suddenly stop living Six years ago Frankel scaffolds being what they are invented a special life-saving device of his own to take care of him if ever a scaffold of his should collapse Today private gimmick was put to the test when a scaffold on which he was working near the roof of a five-story Brooklyn building fell to the street The foresighted Frankel did not legislative committee on highways that some $20000W worth of construction projects may be deferred unless additional funds are made available before next June A list of construction projects planned to be started before then will cost an estimated $57600000 inventive Saves Life Own Safety Device NEW YORK Sept NS Jack Frankel is a 54-year-old house Strangles To Death LONG BEACH Sept John A Lindsay 78 year old apartment house owner strangled to death in his room today less than an hour after he had been gagged and robbed Police said Lindsay formerly of ed (do ouaty at ftill HE Your Electric Dollar i Has Meo 2044 Park Ave Phene i-r i (-- -a: Mo MutUfg Vo Sff AWNINGS Texas JTs 600 watts ttpAG write and te i V- I ir 1 5j'- I Minister have got to sit down once more across the table and talk things over as man to said the former treasury secretary sooner this meeting is held the sooner we can bring an end to the bitterness and recrimination and terrifying war talk that fill the atmosphere fall His invention a complicated gadget of which one end is attached to the scaffold rope worked like a charm Frankel was left dangling high in the air when his scaffold deserted him but imperturbably he pulled a little lever and glided gently slowly and safely to the street down the scaffold rope A crowd of several hundred watched with mouths agape so when police arrived to investigate the excitement there were plenty I of witnesses to prove that Painter' Frankel is an A-l inventor tered The estimated population at I the end of the 10-year period was 11000000 ing in the balance although most Springs Ark choked to Vickery said The balance in the state highway fund for construction projects in the present budget is only $55700036 he reported it develops that further adjustments can be he said unless additional funds become available for highways purposes it! Secrecy Surrounds Announcement Of Nazi War Crimes Trial it is evident that construction projects amounting to some $2000000 will have to be Senator Randolph Collier of Siskiyou county chairman of the committee commented that the report discredited rumors that California has great sums of money for highways which will last forever A report submitted by Clark Gallaway secretary of the California major highway development committee forecast that revenue from gasoline taxes in the next 10 years will be $923521000 The report also estimated there will be 4455000 registered cars in the state 10 years from now instead of the 3150000 now regis- Verdict NUERNBERG Sept 28 I next Monday and Tuesday An of-The War Crimes Tribunal almost ficial announcement said any per-ccrtainly has agreed upon the fate I son responsible for a on of the 22 Nazi leaders it appeared the verdict runs a serious risk of today as officials threatened to being prosecuted by the Tribunal prosecute anybody giving an ad- or the American Army yanee hint of the verdict Threat of Prosecution Get It Looking Ih Beet Bring It Here for EXPERT AUTO PAINTING BODY AND FENDER WORK 4 i All Work Guaranteed Satisfactory BUD JONES AUTO SERVICE 'jvtj -f 1st A Main NEV WEATHERM ASTER AWNINGS are tha mettaed of window: and door protection yd offered In California 'J TESTED havq seen continuous service WEATHERMASTER REDWOOD ntinuot hemes for ten with over years no WEATHERM ASTERS are architecturally correct blending In with and tMStlfjrini any structure Rebuilt Generators and Starters For All Cara Trucks Etc The largest and most complete stock in Northern Calif SAVE TIME EXCHANGE THE UNIT Heavy Duly Generators built for that extra needed output Retail Installations Wholesale Park Auto Products Co Our New Location 1150 Park Ave Phone 820 BEAUTIFUL COOL WEATHERM under than 1 I I i 1 1 I '-if S' I -r -'f -5? ASTERS ventilated censtCurtteu gives awning temperatures ever IS conventional types WEATHERMASTERS' special patented strips protect windows from summer Hun and winter The guilt of the 22 men and the six Nazi organizations almost certainly has been determined and the sentences fixed Translations gf the finished verdict appeared complete and probably have been mimeographed Under Close Guard Secretaries and interpreters who have seen the verdict were under close guard The British French American and Russian justices were determined that their decision in the his orie trial must reach the world nly through open court sessions GRIN AND BEAR 11 ft Don't you hare ANY stamps The threat of prosecution was made by the Tribunal's general secretary against anybody who causes to be published or publicly any part of the decisions now being reached prior to their announce ment in open court Reading of the verdict in greatest trial will begin Monday morning and continue into Tuesday Fate of the 21 Nazis waiting in Nuernberg cells the missing Martin Bormann and their organizations will be announced Tuesday By Licfcty with pictures of Yen PROTECTION LIGHT darkening Its special light to enter overlapping and doors rain construction protects without construction allows indirect '-W- 'vC' CALL ft rmL- vV AGENTS WORLD WIDE SERVICE NOVINe PACKIH6 SNPTOK FOR VAN AND STORAGE CO PortlaadOiw VAN AND STORAGE CO Los Angdeg BOONES TRANSFER AND STORAGE Sacramento HOUSEHOLD GOODS STORED-BOUGHT-SOLD In Chico It's FURNITURE and TRANSFER PHONES CHICO 2561 2502 429 WEST FIFTH ST I y'fr I fr TELEPHONE CHIC0 2788r For Information WEATHERMASTER AWNINGS ROCK woolinsulation MONARCH ALL-METAL INimOCSING JiV r1?.

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