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12 Th Newi-Rcview, Rouburg, Of Thur., July 21, 1955 ,1 - . . m. i UP-BRAIDED Looks like Agoslina DiMich'ln has a new spa ghetti twist, but don't be fooled. They're straw braids attached to her hat The pretty Italian TV star Is shown at Capri, Italy, Neuberger Raps Indian Timber's Inferior Prices WASHINGTON Sen. Neu berger (D-Ore) said this week members of a Senate Indian af fairs subcommittee "still haven't found out, to our satisfaction, the reason why Indian timber frequent ly sells for about half the price of Forest Service timber." He declared the group "is going to keep at the matter until we get to the bottom of this dispar ity." Neuberger recently charged In a Senate speech that hemlock on the Quinault Indian Reservation in Washington State is being sold for $6.65 to $13 a thousand board feet while other hemlock on nearby public lands brings up to 11, He said conferences have been held with Bureau of Indian Affairs officials. Whether a hearing will j be held in the field on the matter, he said, will depend upon the de rision of Sen. O'Mahoncy (D Wvo), subcommittee chairman. Neuberger said he believes the form of Indian land timbor con tracts "probably needs a good deal of changing in order to nrotect both the government and the In dian families on such reservations as the Quinault, the Klamath and others." Pro-Western Italian Premier Gets 0. K. Vote ROME ( Premier Antonio Seg ni pressed here for a vota of con fidence from the Senate after get ting a 293-265 approval Irom trie Chamber of Deputies for his coan tion government. Asking approval of bit govern ment last week. Segni told the Chamber the political and econom ic unification of Europe "remains an absolute necessity." Our entire foreign policy," he said, "remains based on our ab solute support of Western Euro pean unity, and our continued loy alty to the Atlantic Pact as an in strument of defense." THE TUNER ALONE -y Prctervas Hit ton. With yearly coxa. No cottly ropoir. HAROLD J. BAXTER Ott l Rkkattt Mutlc, Roieburf 7 Don't mist the thoughtful, lucid reporting of America') nio.it honored and respected newsman. EDWARD R.MURROWiTJewa Mon.-Frl.i 5.00 to 5:1 S pm Dial 1490 KRNR CBS Radio ' 1 if 1 ; V f M TOUR ECHO- IMncess M.irparet, who recently toured the Rrllith Writ Indies, admires British Guiana stool held by Laurel Francis at London's West Indian Students'- Center. Atom Peace Ship Given House Okay - I . ? "ife WASHINGTON UH The House 1 voted this week to authorize a start on a newly designed mer chant mp to be driven by atomic energy and UJ serve, as the model tor a nuclear powerca u.b. mer chant marine. A voice vote sent the bill to the Senate, where it could become vehicle for authorizing the atomic "peace ship" which President Ei senhower has urged as a dramatic demonstration of tins nation s in terest in peaceful uses of the atom. Many Democrats and some Re publicans have opposed this plan the Senate already has voted it down once as one which would result in a "showboat" but which would not advance nuclear know how. The bill approved by the House would authorize the Maritime Ad ministration to construct an ex perimental commercial vessel that could carry both passengers ond cargo in normal shipping business. Estimates are that the project will require from 5 to 10 years. The Atomic Energy Commission in a letter cleared bv the Pros! dent's Rudgct Bureau, had opposed the House bill as "premature." It said construction oi such a vessel proposed "should be preceded by a thorough lcasimmy stuuy," ICC Orders Will Ease Freight Car Shortage SALEM im The Governor's Emergency Transportation Com-1 mittee was told this week that the Interstate Commerce Commission has issued two orders aimed at easing the freight car shortage in Oregon. 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