LA GRANDE OBSERVER
Observer, La Grande, Ore., Thurs., July 16, 1959 Page 9
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STRATEGY MEET Western diplomats ars pictured in Geneva as they gather to dis
cuss strategy as the Big Four Ministers Conference on Berlin continues. Left to
right Giuseppe Pella of Italy, British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd, Foreign Min
ister Maurice Couve de Murville of France, U. S. Sec. of Slate Christian Herter and
German Foreign Minister Heinrich Von Brantano.
THE BOUNDARY OF COMMUNISM
U.S. Helps South Viet Nam
In Fight Against The Reds
By PHIL NEWSOM
UPI Foreign Editor
As of the end of 1953, the Unit
ed States had poured some 800
million dollars into aid for South.
Vict Nam an independent re
public born of the Geneva confer
ence of 1954 and another of the
Southeast Asia outposts guarding
against new encroachment by
communism.
It was there last week that ter
rorists, officially identified as
Communists, burst from the jun
gle and killed two American mili
tary advisers.
The Americans were additional
victims of an undeclared shooting
war which extends along a vast
periphery reaching from the 3th
Parallel in Korea to the Branden
burg Gate in Berlin.
This is the boundary set up
years ago to "contain" commu
; nism. And it is the result of inter
national "communism's unceasing
efforts to burst through this area
of containment that Americans
die over the China seas and in In
dochina and run the risk that
they will be the center of a new
world war in Berlin.
Nine Year Civil War .
South Viet Nam is about twice
the size of Maine and contains
more than 10 million people. It is
the southern part of the former
French Indochinese colonial em
pire in which the French invested
more than two billion dollars over
a period of 80 years only to lose
it after World War II.
Civil war raged in Indochina
for nine years after the end of
World War II in .1945. Ostensibly
it arose because of French foot
dragging in granting any kind of
independence to the Vietnamese.
But as much as that, it arose
from international communism's
unquenchable appetite which
could onl be satisfied with larger
and larger chunks of the free
world.
Indo-chinese Communist leader
was Ho Chi Minn, a man with
a wispy mustache, a slender phy-
New Workshops
At EOC Monday
Three new summer session work
shops are scheduled to commence
at Eastern Oregon College Mon
day. Three others are at work at
present, and the last in the series
will open on August 3.
The three workshops about to
begin, and their directors, are as
follows: PE 343, Organization and
Administration of Physical Educa
tion, Archie Dunsmoor: Ed 407s,
v Workshop in School Library Or
ganization and Administration,
Library Staff; and Ed 407s, Work
shop in Methods and Materials In
the Primary Grades, Neva Neill.
Further information concerning
the content and requirements of
these courses may be obtained by
writing or calling their directors,
according to John Miller, summer
session director.
Appling Says
He Paid Cost
For Mailings
SALEM UPI) Secretary of
State Howell Appling today de
fended himself from charges
made by Kcp. Beulah Hand D
Milwaukiei that the secretary had
misused public funds by process
ing what she called a "diatribe
against the Democratic party"
through the state for mailing to
newspapers in Oregon.
Mrs. Hand asked Freeman
Holmer. state director of finance
and administration, to investigate
a four - page news release on a
speech Appling made to a Repub
lican gathering in Klamath Falls
Sunday.
She maintained that the news
release should not have been pre
pared and mailed at state ex
pense. Appling said Mrs. Hand was
"barking up the wrong tree.' He
denied that the speech was parti
san and said that although the
paper he used belonged to the
state, he paid the cost of mailing
to Oregon newspapers himself.
The Milwaukie Democrat want
ed Appling to reimburse the state
in full for the time of the civil
service employe who mimeo
graphed the release and for the
state materials used.
Appling said he requested his
staff long ago to charge postage
for such releases to him per
sonally.
sique and a mighty constitution.
Ho Chi Minh today rules Com
munist North Viet Nam, ahd pre-
sumably last week's raiders
against the billet "in which two
Americans died, were under his
orders.
The 1954 Geneva conference
split Vict Nam at the 17th Paral
lei into two sectors non-Com
munist and Communist.
The situation was much like
that in Korea. The Communists
in the north control mines, raw
materials and industries but arc
short on arable land. The anti
Communists control a rich agri
cultural area but have little in the
way of resources and power.
At the head of South Vict Nam
is Ngo Dinh Diem.
He has headed the republic
since its birth and his main job
has been reconstruction and re
settlement of one billion refugees
from corrtmunlsm who poured
south. .
JELLIED FRESH FRUIT FOR SHORTCAKE
MADE WITH M. C. P. "LOW SUGAR" PECTIN
Jellied Fresh Fruits Will Not Soak Into Shortcako
Out Recipt for All Fruits Without Cooking
PurPARATiotj or FRUit: Wash thoroughly. Hull and crush
berries. Grind tree fruits.
1. Measure 2 cups crushed or ground fruit and 1 cup M.C.P.
"Low Sugar" Liquid Pectin into kettle. Mix well.
2. Add 2 cups sugar; blend mixture thoroughly to dissolve
sugar.
3. Some tart fruits, such as Red Raspberries and Logan'
berries, may be tart enough to jell the fruit, but other
fruits will need lemon juice. The amount of lemon juire
. to add ranges from Vt cup to Vi cup, depending upon the
kind ef fruit being used.
4. First, try adding Vt cup lemon juice, mix well. If texture
and tartness suit you, do not add more lemon juice.-If
jellied fruit is not firm enough, then add V cup more
lemon juice: but no fruit will need more than V4 eup
lemon juice for this basic recipe.
6. The fruit will jell immediately when the proper amount
of lemon juice is added and it is then ready for use on'
shortcake, or if you want to keep it for future use, it will
keep for weeks stored in refrigerator same as milk.
"Jellied Fresh Fruits" can be frozen in regular freezing con
tainers for long storage. When thawed out, jellied fruit will retain
Its perfect texture and fresh fruit flavor.
The above recipe will make 2'i lbs. of "Jellied Fresh Fruit."
This recipe may be doubled, tripled, etc., by multiplying all the
ingredients by the same number.
Get M.C. P. "Lou- Sugar" Feet in at your groctrt now.
Hatfield Aide
Resigns Post
PORTLAND (UPIl Gov. Mark
Hatfield's liaison officer, to the
Centennial Commission. Vcrn Stul
ken, announced Tuesday he has
submitted his resignation, effec
tive Aug. 1.
Stulkcn said he was leaving the
governor with "regrets." He said
several "better job opportunities
paying more money had prompt
ed his resignation.
A state employe for 11 years,
Stulken has acted" as "trouble
shooter" for the governor and has
assisted the Centennial managers
in getting the exposition opened.
He had worked in the secretary
of state's office prior to his being
named to the Centennial post.
Stulken said his new job pros
pects are in the field of public
relations.
PLASTIC SURGEONS MEET
LONDON ( UPI i Eight-hundred
of the world's leading plastic
surgeons concluded the first day
of a five-day congress last night
at a reception in London's his
toric Guildhall. Highlight of the
opening session was a report by
Dr. Samuel Eslie of Toronto, Can
ada, on the successful transplant
of a tooth bud from sister to
brother.
U.S. Planes To Move
To German Airfields
By PHIL NEWSOM
UPI SUM Writer
BON VOYAGE:
The first planes to , be trans
ferred from American bases in
France to German airfields will
start arriving in West Germany
around the end of the month, ac
cording to well informed sources
in Frankfurt. The planes will be
spread around buses through
southern Germany, although their
exact disposition is a closely
guarded secret. The warplanes
are being transferred as result of
the French dispute with NATO
over atomic stockpiles on French
territory. While American spokes
men have emphasized that U.S.
feelings toward France remain 'as
friendly as always. British news
papers are saying that this final
slep means that France almost is
out of the North Atlantic Treaty
Organization.
MOUNT OLYMPUS:
If there is a summit meeting
fiillnwina the Foreicn Ministers'
Conference in Geneva, it is al
most certain to take place in
Europe. The British, the Ameri
cans and the Russians have no
objections to a place like San
Francisco in fact. Soviet Pre
mier Nikita Khrushchev might
prefer it. But the Germans and
the French do not like the idea
and that makes Geneva or Vien
na the most, likely sites.
TRAOE WAR:
In the midst of the uproar over
Berlin. British officialdom is very
worried about a problem that is
providing few headlines the eco
nomic war in Europe. High-level
British thinking is that a poten
tial economic war between the six
emmon market nations and the
trade "outer-seven" led by Brit
ain can do more damage to
Europe and NATO than Khrush
chev's threats. The common mar
ket nations include the Nether
lands, Belgium, Luxembourg
West Germany, France and Italy
Britain fears that if the six com
mon market nations should erect
a common tariff wall, then West
ern Europe would be split just as
effectively as if by a war.
Crown Prince Akihito and his
Commoner nriiM.f.ts will nviLn n
tour ubiiidd, probably within a'
c.ir. ineir romantic marriage
created headlines around the
world and a tour would help pop
ularise Japan and Japanese prod
ucts. FOR THE WOMEN:
Italian lasluon shows open July
10, and there arc- predictions
skirts may go down to below the
knee, bringing them to American
length. At least one fashion house
Ava Gardner s favorite Fantana
Sisters of Home plans a "nat
ural silhuuette" with the emplia-,
sis on tiny waists. j
FOR WHAT AILS 'EM i
SEASIDE HEIGHTS. N. J.
I UPI '-Police Chief Joseph Mc-i
Devitt Tuesday urged an investi
gation of a new teen age fad t
here drinking patent medicines
"for kicks." McDevitt said local i
druggists had told him that teen-1
agcrs have been buying large I
quantities of cough medicines and I
other drugs containing codeine. I
ROYAL TOUR:
It's now almost certain
that
LAST LAUGHS
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20th ANNIVERSARY
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