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10 The News-Review, Roieburg, Or Tuei., Dee. 20, 1949 BRITAIN " ''9""' " m'llion doHan. 43 2756 FRANCE,,,,,., ,,,.1,,,, ..i.i.i,., .. ,...'.., yiiffl 751 NETHERLANDS ITALY ED 103 OTHER ERP NATIONS 1, i. Jt REST OF THE WORLD ED 2W Principal ,1. '., One Gold Bar $500,000,000 Interest i Foreign countries ire obligated to repay the United States about ' S13 000,000,000 over the next 50 years, according to the U. b. tom ' rnerce Department. Britain is by far our biggest debtor, owing ovef ' half of the total; France is next, owing 21 per cent The newschart ! above gives approximate breakdown of Uncle Sams outstanding : foreign credits. The figures leave out about 11,400.000,000 in : World War I debts, and upwards of $60,000,000,000 in grants and ; gifts during World War II, for which no repayment is expected. France To Get U. S. Aircraft Carrier As Defense Aid PARIS UP) France will get a U. S. aircraft carrier as part of Atlantic pact aid, national defense Minister Pleven says. He made this disclosure In a budget hearing before the Na tional Defense committee of the lower house of parliament, the National Assembly. Pleven Insisted on 1950 military credits of 420 billion francs or $1,200,000,000. 'trite, mm SDTTtf CONVENIENCE 'economy OLYMPIC HOTEL NT II WIN rim This is only 18 percent of the total budget, he said, while com parative figures for other coun tries are: Great Britain 23 per cent, the United States 33 per cent, Holland 19 percent, Italy 19.5 percent, and Russia 19 per cent Pleven said he would Insist on help from other Atlantic pact na tions for the French air force, which now totais 60,000 men. Pleven did not specify the size of the carrier. Eugene Burglars Miss Cash In Two Robberies ' EUGENE UP) The burglars who robbed two offices here over the weekend weren't very meth odical. They rolled a safe out of rhe Moore Steel Service company a id took its $150 In checks and cur rencybut they didn't notice SI, 400 kept in another part of the of fice. Intruders possibly the same ones stole $275 In cash and UNPAINTED Baby Wardrobes, 8helves and Chests PAGE LUMBER & FUEL IB4 E. 2nd Ave. S. Phone 242 'Trenton Six' Face New Trial Without Lawyers TRENTON, N. J. UP) Con victed once of murder, six Tren ton Negroes, known as "The Trenton Six" face a second trial without the services of three law yers who helped save them from the electric chair. Mercer County Judge Charles P. Hutchinson has ordered the attorneys off the case. The three hired by the left-wing Civil Rights Congress to defend the Negroes are former Assistant U. S. Attorney General O. John Rou ge, Executive Secretary William L. Patterson of the Congress and Emanuel H. Bloch, all of New York. In an eight-page order bar ring the trio from practicing in his court, Hutchinson said he could no longer endure their "studied discourtesy and con tempt for the court." He ac cused both the attorneys and the congress of unethical prac tices. Charging that the congress col lected from the public "moneys far In excess of those necessary" to finance the defense, he said: "This situation raises grave doubt as to the real purpose for which these funds were collect ed and. as far as I have been able to learn, there has been no accounting of the funds received or the moneys disbursed." He said he had heard reports that collected money was used by the congress for "defense of another case pending about the same time In another Jur isdiction." He did not name the other case. The judge accused Rogge, Pat terson and Bloch of violating the American Bar association's code of ethics. All of vour expressions have vehemently denounced the trial of these defendants as unfair, bi ased and prejudiced in varying terms running from a travesty of justice' through the gamut of 'an outrage,' 'a northern Scotts horo case' to a 'lynching,'" Hutchinson said. "You have de liberately distorted the facts with a view of stirring up unfavor able public opinion against this court. Hutchinson presided at the original trial In 1948 of the men whom the congress calls "The Trenton Six." After the Jury found the Negroes guilty of slaying 72-year-old William Horner, Trenton store-owner, the Judge sentenced all six to die In the electrlo chair. However, the state supreme court set aside the verdict and ordered a new trial. Rogge, Pat terson and Bloch were among the lawyers who successfully ar gued the appeal. civil Mights Congress officials and the three lawyers greeted news of Hutchinson s removel or der with promises to continue tnelr HEM lor the defendants. They said they did not know whether the removal order could be appealed, but would seek to do so. Logging company's desk drawers, but completely overlooked $400 in cash in another drawer. 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He s.aid it is to allow dairy and poultry producers to partici pate more fully In their peak season. Pacific northwest farmers sent three carloads of wheat to the Orient a week ago in the nation's first "Christmas ship" cargo. Presbyterians Plan Campaign For Funds PORTLAND, Dec. 19 -UP The Presbyterian church of Or egon announced yesterday u three-year financial campaign to improve and expand work at church sponsored schools and In stitutions. An Initial three-month drive, headed by State Senator Hitch cock, Klamath Falls, will raise tunds for Lewis and Clark college in Portland and Westminster foundations at the state schools in Eugene and Corvallis. Growing enrollment at the col leges in Oregon and at the church supported San Francisco Theo logical seminary prompted the campaign organized at a session here. Delegates from women's societies and student associations conferred with lay leaders and clergymen. 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