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Venezuelans' Rude Conduct,
Exhorbitant Prices Show
Americans Not Welcome
?AnTAHrEACA?S.DCIATl? PRESS from dictatorship to democracy.
CARACAS (AP) The 6.200,000 are still burning over the fact that
people of Venezuela are playing1 the United Stales looked with fa-
fun.ew y calle1 democracy, i vor upon Perez Jimenez and
in that process, they seemingly awarded him the Legion of Merit.
nuuiu w i iidpjier ii iner
wcren i any loreigners around.
el ..They are also resentful that he
They show this by a display of
lives at Miami. Kla
in South Amer iW ""Ior "striding oil imports.
Venezuelan men and m whn!
ccmeniaiiy Dump into foreigners
in the streets of this bustling capi
tal never bother to murmur a
'pardon me" or a "sorry."
At the usually crowded theaters,
Venezuelans think nothing of barg
ing out of a line of tickelbuyers
and elbowing their way in front of
a toreigner.
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Sale Of Indian
Lands Deferred
Under New Plan
WASHINGTON (API A revised
Taxi drivers and hotel employes, ",' Provii"ie procedures for the
Idom thank you for a tip. There Is? K rich Klamath Indian
wuiuci &U111U gamea approval
are few smiles for a foreigner.
of
Americans fpl ih numnna '; I the House Indian Affairs subcom-
ezuelan's display of chilliness andml,l!e? Tuesday.
rudeness more than anyone else Major amendments to the Sen
There are 40,000 Americans in tiiisi ate passed bill would postpone any
country and Dcoolc from ihi. Uniiod! sale until July 1, 1959, require a
States are in the vast majority of , fevlew appraisal of land bought
the visitors
Heavy Costs Inflicted -
Upon arrival at Maiquetia Air
port, Americans find their pass
ports treated as if disease-laden.
Outside the airport, taxi prices
seem to be inflated as soon as an
American shows up. Often S15 is
demanded for the 12-mile ride up
the superhighway to Caracas.
Some second-rate hotels charge
$14 to $17 per dav for a room far
below U.S. standards.
An anti-U.S. tone in Venezuela's
newspapers is fanned at every op
portunity by Communists and sym
pathizers who have mushroomed
since revolution ended the dictator
ship of President Marcos Perez
Jimenez last Jan. 2.'!.
Venezuelans, in the transition
J
aps, Russians
In Swap Session
In Bering Sea
MODEST MAIDENS
TrMMait Itwui U. I hurt 0M
by the federal government and de
lete specific reference to a re
quirement for sustained yield
management of the stand.
The purpose of the sale is to
provide funds with which to pay
off members of the Oregon tribe
who plan to withdraw from it with
the end of federal supervision over
its activities. Estimates place the j
number of probable tribal with
drawals at 77 per cent of its mem
bership. Under the bill, that portion of
the timber stand estimated to
have an overall worth in excess
of 120 million dollars which would
have to be sold would be offered
first to private industry. That
which remained unsold, up to a
maximum of 90 million dollars,
then would be bought by the fed
eral government for inclusion in
the national forests.
In lieu of requiring. that private
purchasers guarantee sustained
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"He has everyming, tons of money, a beautiful home, blu
'convertible and a wife I"
Stamp Vending Machines
Being Overhauled To Meet
Needs On New Postal Rates
the Senate bill, the House subcom
mittee would require such pur
chasers tn aprpe In manaap Ihp
SEATTLE (AP) Canned milk I lands "as far as practicable so as
was swapped for Itussian cigarets ' to furnish a continuous sunnlv of
by a boatload of American Eski-1 timber" in accordance, with plans
mos when they met a boatload of; to be submitted to the secretary
up to a stamp machine in the
comer drug store a month from
now, there will be no need for a
nickel.
Inflation has caught up with au
tomation in the postage stamp
business. The result is a major
yield management, as proposed in I overhauling of many of the stamp
vending machines.
On Aug. 1 the mailing price of
post cards and unsealed Christ
mas cards will go up from 2 cents
DETROIT (AP) When you step est makers of postage stamp vend
ing machines in uie united Males,
is making these changes to keep
up with the act of Congress:
1. The slot that gives four 1-cent
stamps for S cents will give you
two 4-cent stamps for 10 cents
(same 20 per cent profit for the
machine s owner).
Siberian walrus hunters in the
Bering Strait last month, the Post
lntelligencer reported Monday.
The Americans were hunting in
a large skin boat when they saw
the wooden Soviet boat and pulled
alongside, the newspaper said.
They could not speak a common
language but made signs of friend
ship. The American Eskimos Veport
ed the Soviets were not Eskimos
but evidently were Siberians. They
were said to have been poorly
clad, armed with ancient guns and
their boat was powered by an old
motor.
The Russians, the Americans
from Little Diomcde Island said,
had to be shown how to open the
canned milk and be assured it
was safe to drink.
The last reported contact with
Soviets in the Far North was last
April when Eskimos from Big
Diomede (Soviet) Island ivisitcd
briefly on Little Diomcde.
The Soviet government prohibi
ted travel bclween the islands in
1953. Prior to that, the natives
were neighborly and visited each
other frequently. The two islands
are almost side by side in Bering
Strait.
of the Interior at the time of purchase.
to 3 cents, first-class mail will go
up from 3 to 4 cents, and air mail
will increase from 6 to 7 cents.
Schermack Products Corp of De
troit, the largest and one of the old-
Danmoore Hotel
1217 S. W. MORRISON ST.
Portland, Oregon
leiemtiiM by ID Fine relundel m
remit line rrill.
All transient gueiti. All thou
who comt, return. Raid not high,
not low. Free Goroge, TV't and
Radioi. Reputation for cleanliness.
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Couple in 18th rrntury eos-
PARADE CHECKUP
tume make last minute adjustments prior tn participating in
.Munich parailo Bliirh markrrl sooth anniversary of Bavarian city.
2. The slot that gives you two-
2-cent stamps for S cents will give
you two 4-cent stamps tor lu cents
(same 20 per cent profit.)
3. The slot that gives you four
6-cent air mail stamps for 25 cents
will give vou three 7-cent stamps
for 25 cents (raising the profit
from 4 per cent to 16 per cent).
4. The slot that gives you three
3-cent stamps for 10 cenls will
give you 4-cent stamps for 10 cents
(raising the profit froth 10 per cent
to 20 per cent).
J. S. Schermack, president of
the firm his father founded in 1908,
says the cost of revamping the
machines will run from 52 cents
to $28. The machines cost from
$30 to $200, depending on the num
ber and type of slots.
"We don't own any of our ma
chines." said Schermack. "We sell
some to drugstores and other mer
chants. Some of them we sell to
operators who will buy, say,
hundred or so, and place them and
split the profit witn uie mercnani
Comics Hazard Spells 'Heads Up' In Detroit
DETRI'OT W - It's no longer
just a question of "look before
you cross the street for pedes
trians here. Now it's "heads up."
On June 24, 20-foot cornice
section fell from a store building
on busy Woodward Avenue, killing
one woman and injuring two shop
pers. Another cornice section else
where in the business district top
pled June 30. Last Sunday a tile
decoration foil, narrowlv missing
State Sen. Charles S. Blondy. No
one was hurt in the last two accidents.
I Chief Building Inspector Charles
S. Allen has ordered a crackdown
ion aging cornices. More than loo
lemoval notices have been sent
out and the notices are backed up
'with stiff fines.
INSURANCE RULING
SALEM (AP) Atty. (ion.
Robert Y. Thornton ruled Tuesday
that an insurance company can
combine both life insurance and
medical expense benefits in one
policy.
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berriM
5 Grape-hkt v-
fruit
8 Dam ion, (pr
instance
12 Martian
(comb, form)
13 Snooze
M Demolish
15 Shakespearean
king
16 Follower
17 Shoshonean
Indiana
18 Mark aimed at
20 Heavy blows
21 Garden tool
22 Strawberry
23 Kind of
puzzle
26 Patient
30 Ancient
country
31 Detonate
32 Louse egg
:13 Perch
14 Carry (coll.)
35 Gambling
game
36 Freestone
(pi.)
.18 apples
119 Legal point
40 Golf mound
41 Frolic
HStay
8 Pseudonym of
Charles Lamb
'9 Poem
it Italian coins
2 Rodents
13 Fish egg-
14 Notion
5 Dirk
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1 Lame
2 Range
" 3 Have on
4 Sorgo sirup
5 Join
8 Huge barrel
7 Mimic
8 Dried plums
Tardy
10 Kmployer
1 1 Disorder
19 Goddess of the
dawn
20 French river
22 Peel
23tGrate
24 Iroquoian
Indian
25 Philippine
servant
JiitiiiliL
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AlM WA E A g g
Q Pig R A g DEI
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27 Arrow poison
28 Grapes grew
on a
29 Famous
English school
31 Enemies
34 Biblical
pronoun
35 Soviet
headquarters
37 Wrinkle
38 Driving
command
40 Large plants
41 Weights of
India
42 Scheme
43 Ceremony
45 Assistant
46 Angers
47 Tidy
49 Native meUl
50 Put on
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Ma's Humble Child, 31,
Makes Unlucky Crab
' CINCINNATI ijfi Mrs. Lilly
Walker said of her son, "He's just
a humble child; he doesn t think.
Her son is James Walker. 31-year-old
itinerant strawberry pick
er, charged with grabbing a bag
full of $849,538 in securities from
a Brinks. Inc., guard.
Mrs. Walker, of Chicago, appear
ed Monday before Judge John H.
Druffel in U.S. District Court.
Walker's attorney W. J. Dammer
ell said she could add to the story
of Walker, "who has been doing
stupid things all his life.
Investigators said Walker got
only four steps with the bag of
securities before Brinks guards
surrounded him.
Judge Druffel agreed to d e f e r
sentence until afler Walker has a
psychiatric. examination.
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