The news-review., November 21, 1955, Image 5

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DESICN FOR PRAYER This bollduif of animal arehlteetaral dmlrn Is new chapel
of Notre Duns da Hint at Konchamps, France. Opes air altar and pulpit are at lower rlrht.
Strnetnrs was created by French architect 1 Carbinier to replace earlier chapel destroyed by
lichtninf In 1ML A second chapel was rained la World War II even before its completion.
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ARRAIGNED IN AIRLINER SABOTAGE John Gilbert
Graham (center), 23, is led to Federal Court in Denver
for arraignment on charges o sabotage in the bomb crash
of an airliner that killed 44 persons. Graham, a convicted
check forger, had insured his mother, Mrs. Daisy King, one
of the passengers, for ?37,000.
Board Of Health Urges Taking Polio Vaccina
PORTLAND up The Slale for Ihe year wa reported at 376
q A ;
Morse Claims 'Partnership'
Plan Would Stifle Private
Enterprize At Co-op Meet
hEPPNKR i.P Sen. Wayne!
Mon., Nov. 21, 1955 The Newi-Rerlew, Roieburg, Ore. 5
Former Attorney Faces Indictment
ST. I.Ol'lS OP A federal Rrancl , Wyllys Ncwromb
jury has cliaruccl a former Kansas ' ant to the II. S. Attorney General,
-iiy auorney wtin perjury in an said in eourt
CHINESE ARMY UNDERFED
TAIPEI. Formosa im Nation-
,:,..il alist Lhina s legislative yuan (par-
Linnv r:,Mnri,i liaiiient) Saturdny railed for a bet-
, j iiu-oine lax case which a govern:
Morse said the Idaho firm could ment attorney calU "plain, old-
Morse (D-Ore) told Ihe nnual ot proceed to build Ihe dams au- fashioned bribery.'
The indictment, returned Friday.
meeiing oi ine woiumpia iei-i.ic lhnrilNl h lhA i.., ,.. .
Co-op here that the part; ;l,..mmi. ' ,,, ,. 'accused Harry I. Sehwimmer n(; calms the handling of tax cases
nersuip power piumain wuu.u , - - - - o.. V,n,, wnrn i,,. Iom nie srand lurv 1 under the Truman administration.
...., ; nidi iu,iu nr HTVivni iiuiii a ; iscwruimi liner IOKI reporierH audi-
Morse promised his audience , man in lax trouble was a legal :tional indictments are expected
that he would work for federal fee. and lhal they will reach the Wash-
backing for Hells Canyon and other I "The government contends the ! ington level.
Pacific Northwest power projects money was not a legal fee. bill was I
federal projects in Ihe next ses-1 a fund for Ihe purpose of bribing Vermont has 8132 miles of rail
sion of Congress. and corrupting public officials," road.
ler diet for Nationalist armed
ri, -i,.r.,n UP..i.t. . n,nvi lorces. inc yuan suggested Na-
penallv of five years in prison and "on''t bolh "n Formosa
a S'1 000 fine 1 am' "le ""snore islands, be fed
Th,. omnrf'inrv h9. h,.,.n in.ii. : more meat and fish.
'stifle ' private enlerpnse.
nd the federal systems pro-
NA TUphol
FOR FAST ONES Mil
waukee Braves shortstop
Johnny Logan smiles at the
specially designed baseball
pants withjiet sewn between
the legs. Pant were pre
sented to him by a Milwaukee
TV station to help him stop
hot grounders that might
otherwise go for base hits.
CLOSES UP
PITTSBURGH I Gerald
Lipke, 11, and his brothers John,
7, and Koberl. 9. nraved for the
man who is accused of killing their
parents as ihey left here for their
new home in Portland, Ore.
The parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ger
ald J.ipke sr., died recently when
lie sail
vide private industry with cheap
and plentiful electric power but
that partnership power is sold to
a small market at high prices.
Morse said in his prepared re
marks that reference in a speech
al Eugene recently by Interior I
Undersecretary Davis to 27 part-!
nership projects from 1906 to 1953
failed to take note of the nature !
or size of the projects. Their com- i
bined capacity is only a little over
287.000 kilowatts, he said.
More than half, he said, were
reclamation projects with the wa
ter users listed as the partners.
Eight of them, he added, were in
Arizona, part of the Salt River ir
rigation project. Three, he said,
are in Ore Ron. including the
C-Canal droD in the Klamath oroj-'
ect with capacity of 600 kilowatts. I
Morse said this 'astounding
achievement of power generation
under partnership" cannot be used
seriously in any discussion of
meeting major power needs.
"It is my guess," he said, "that
vou resent and deeply resent
ihe loose political charge that the
federal power program is a form
of socialism. I believe you share I
my view . . , that- the program is
designed to and does provide the
power to strengthen private enter
prise." Morse charged that the Repub
lican Party had made a "political
I issue" of power development. He
i said:
"I pledge mv best efforts to fin
I ish it as a political issue."
fliorse said trie rtcpuoiican pni
losophy had led Interior Secretary
Douglas McKay and his staff to
"peddle half-truths, distortions and
misleading promises."
Morse discounted the argument
that only where there are large
federal power developments is
there a power shortage.
"Let me tell you." the senator
said, "that the power shortage is
not created by the federal pro
grams, but by the strangulation of
federal programs by the Republi
can brass hats and their allies, the
private power companies."
Morse told the co-op that if part
nership power programs were
adopted (he Pacific Northwest
would be placed in what he called
the same position of economic
stagnation it was in 25 years ago.
He said that cheap power pro
vided for a balanced economy and
told the meeting federal power
systems could provide that cheap
power. ,
Touching on the issue of Hells
Canyon, Morse predicted "that the
people can win ... as they won at
Grande Coulee."
He said:
The Idaho Power Co. will suffer
of the golden shovel, Messrs. Dixon
and Yates.
JOHN A. JOHNSON
Watchmaker and Jewslsr
709 S. E. Jockion
Guaranteed Watch Rapalr
Diomondi - Warchtl Jawtlrv
Sis Our Windows. Lay Away Now
for Christmas
Brothers Pray For Man
Who Took Parents Lives 'the same fate as the brandisliers
RnarH nt Health hit urooH Ora. : cases
uon residents to hav Salk anli-l n,e s,ale has ,aken onlv 80 M7
gon residents to nae Sam ami-1 )jc centimeter of ils Commer-
pelio vaccine shols. cjai quola o( 130,7.17 ccs. And of 'an airplane crashed near Denver
The incidence of ths disease in . tle 80,9:17, more lhan 25.000 ccs i after being sabotaged.
Oregon remains high with 20 new remain in drug stores, Ihe board John G. Graham. 23, Denver
cases reported last week. The total reported. I confessed the bombing in which
I Another 17, 0J9 ccs were released , the l.ipkes and 42 oilier persons ' 71 .,,HH.nlv -nlUtiserl and died.
!lo Oregon Friday by the National died, the FBI said. Graham since' '
! Health Service 50 per cent for , has repudiated the confession.
DEATH STOPS FIT!
SAN FRANCISCO Wi Zelmira
and Biago Malanca, wed 50 years
ago in the Italian province of Luc
ca, were going lo re-enact the cere
mony Saturday night as part of
an anniversary celebration by
family and friends.
Fridav afternoon. Mrs. Malanca
WINCHESTER, Va. M Dr. - commercial use and the rest for
Emmett Christopher Stuart closed '. public agencies.
his offica door and decided it was
time to quit. Dr. Stuart said he FILIPINOS SNUB INDIAN
felt it was about time. He was ! MANILA I Badn Nalh Nanda,
just turning 90 and had been in New Indian minister to the Philip
practice sinrs 1887. He began i pines, arrived Friday bifl failed
practice in Baltimore and came to receive the usual enlrv cour
here in 1910. tesies extended diplomats.'
The Pittsburgh Catholic
church newspaper, said the three
ARREST DYNAMITERS
BAGHDAD, Iraq Ji Iraq po-
boys and their classmates pravedilice announced this week thev ar-
for the l.ipkes and then asked that 1 rested five suspected dynamiters
a special prayer be said for Gra-lnear the French Kmbassy in
ham. j Baghdad. Police said they heiieve
The boys went to Portland to ; Ihe men were sympathizers wilh
live with an aunt and uncle, Air. i the Nationalist movement ia Mo
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