Wt Gernun Presi i
Dinounc.i Alli.d Cl.iroi
BONN, Germany The West
Cermin pre,, joined the country'
PJ .cian. Tuesday m denouncing
)'"d,llSi',m th" resurgent N.
mra threatens the future ol Demo
cratic government here.
Some of the papers viewed the
a Democrat Party attempt to
embarrass the incoming Eise
bower administration.
The uproar continued unabated
Z", .i?c'dft - the arrest
by the British last week of seven
former Nazi officials on suspicion
publication by the Americans over
the weekend of a public opinion
ampling among 1,200 Germans
which purported to show menacing
ncreasei in neo-Naii and National
lit sentiments.
Portland Tug Rammed
, Into River Freighter -
PORTLAND wThe tug James
W wis pushed by a strong Wil
lamette River current Into the
propeller of. river freighter in
the Portland harbor Monday
The quick-thinking tug skipper,
Frank Hatcher, headed his disabled
craft for the shore where the rue
grounded before it could sink. The
: freighter, the Portland, was not
damaged in the collision' but
large hole wai gouged in the tug'i
bow.
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Truman Is Given
Hearty Ovation
Upon Leaving
By ERNEST B. VACCARO
WASHINGTON - Harry Tru
man went from the inauguration
of Dwight Eisenhower Tuesday to
a wildly enthusiastic Impromptu
reception for Mr. Truman, private
The demonstration occurred as
he drove up to the home of Dean
Acheson, the outgoing secretary of
state. More than 300 of Acheson's
friends and neighbors gathered in
the streets to welcome Truman.
Responding to the crowd demand
of "We want Truman" the 68-year-old
ex-President spoke up with a
big, broad smile on his face.
"May I say to you," he said,
'that I appreciate this more than
any enthusiastic meeting I ever
had as President, or as vice presi
dent or as a senator.
"This is the greatest demonstra
tion any man could have. I'm just
Mr. Truman, private citizen."
Truman drove to the Acheson
home in Old Georgetown immedi
ately after turning over the presi
dency to his Republican successor
in colorful inauguration ceremo
nies at the canitol.
If it was a trying day for Tru
man, there was little indication of
it during the day in the smile that
played around his face.
Truman listed solemnly and in
tently as Eisenhower delivered bis
inaugural address. Then he slipped
away to shouts of "Goodbye" from
the crowd.
Then Truman left the Acheson
home with Margaret and Mrs. Tru
man, but first he had to pose for
photographers. And Mrs. Truman
iota we cameramen:
"Goodbye to. al of you thanks
a lot for everything."
Salem Man One
Of 30 Robbed
MANILA Wl W. A. Chittick,
formerly of Salem, Ore., was
among 30 persons robbed by a
daring band of armed thieves on
a well travelled highway near here
Mondav.
Chittick, who has lived In the
Philippines for 32 years, said that
between 30 and 40 men flagged
down his car on a road one mile
from the provincial capital of Bat
agas which is 50 air line miles south
of Manila.
He thought he had come to a
military check point because some
of the band was dressed in khaki
and others in blue denim.
But the leader of the band,
armed with a machine gun with a
short dagger attached, ordered
Chittick, his Filipino companion
and ' otbers who also had been
stopped out of their cars and into
the woods.
They came to a clearing and
were stripped of their valuables.
The loot was estimated at about
330,000 in cash and jewelry.
A short time later Philippine
Army troopers arrived on the
scene and opened fire. The robbery
victims fell to the ground and
waived white handkerchiefs -while
the thieves fled into the woods.
One of the victims, a Filipino
businessman, was reported miss
ing. He apparently had been kidnaped.
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AID FILIPINO FARMERS
MANILA IB A progress report
by the U. S. Mutual Security Agen
cy in the Philippines says 63,000
Filipino farmers have received
greater crop yields and higher in
come through the use of 20,000 tons
of fertilizer supplied by the agency.
Dr. Ronald 31. Renne, chief of
the special technical and econom
ic aid mission to the Philippines,
also reports that rural banks and
agricultural credit and co-operative
systems are being established for
the welfare of farmers.
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Three Men Admit Thefts
From About 60 Schools
SEATTLE IM Detective Sgt.
Kenneth Thomas said Tuesday
three men arrested in Kelso. Wash.
Jan. 5 have admitted breaking into
aooui so scnoois in wasmngton,
Oregon and Idaho starting last
November, ,
The three are William Burton,
Wesley Heckenlively and Leonard
Larson. Burton and Heckenlively
are charged here with robbery and
abduction of t service station at
tendant. Larson pleaded guilty to
burglary at Kelso and was sen
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reformatory.
Thomas said the school loot to
taled only about (600.
PIGEONS GIT 'HOT FOOT'
NEW YORK HI The best way
to keep pigeons off public build
ings is to give them the "hot foot."
The British Information Service
reports that a slender electric wire
is run along ledges on which the
birds usually perch. This transmits
a weak shock once a second. Any
bird coming in contact with the
wire usually takes on immediately.
A number of lame buildings in
Birmingham, England, have tried
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Even Photographer Hat
Homburg For Festival
WASHINGTON Wl As Eisen
hower's car paused a moment be
fore leaving nil hotel for the White
House Tuesday the President-elect
noted a pnotograpner wearing
black Homburg hat. ,.. .., .
Eisenhower'i choice of a Hom
burg for himself Instead of the
traditional silk topper created a
new style for. nauguratfoni and a
lot of talk.
The man who wai to become
President in about - one hour
grinned and nodded to the photo
giapher:' "Glad to see. you're
wearing the official - uniform,
friend," y ;
The Homburg prevailed among
notables, but there were a few ex
ceptions. Outgoing Defense Secre
tary Lovett wore a brown hat and
outgoing Secretary of Commerce
Sawyer wore a gray oat
Although the orbits of most plan
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Stevenson Off
For Caribbean
. NEW YORK m Adlal ! B.
Stevenson wai winging hit way to
ward a sunny Caribbean vacation
Tuesday al the moment his victor
ious opponent, Dwlgbt D, Eisen
hower, took office as President of
the United States.
He left New York International
Airport shortly before noon. The
defeated Democratic presidential
candidate aaid of the Inauguration
ceremonies: "I have no regret
that It la Ike and not myself." .
"I think Ike probably enviei mo
today," he added, smiling. ,
"At the lam time I'm basking
In the Barbadoea sun, I hope Ike is
basking in the Washington sun,"
he said. "Seriously, my prayera
are very much with General El
senhower and his associates."
The former Illinois governor wai
accompanied by Mra, Ronald Tree,
of Manhattan, and Mrs, Edison
Dick, of Chicago. They are clou
family friends. Stevenson will stay
at the Trees' home at St. James .
Parish, Barbadoes, during h I a
three-week vacation. Tree will join
them Saturday.
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