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14 (Sec. 1) Stoleracrv Snleo,- Or.. Thunu July l 1951 Flexible Farm Plan Hailed as Major Step Bumnay'Pads US Sex Attitude Shocks French . LOS ANGELES (INS) A Frenchman says he is downright shocked at the U. S. attitude on sex. . , ::yj He claims that the so-called "Paris postcards": can -take sec ond place tp American" advertise ments,, ' . -'. ; r ' The Frenchman, Pierre Andre Gruenais, booh editor ,and critiCi declared: . ' . '. "You criticize the French about the men who sell dirty postcards on Paris streets . and 4 the . frank ness of our literature. But here I see pictures of nude .women in advertising for beer and gasoline ,and even on playing cards in Child Killed in' Fall From Crib PORTLAND lUPW K a t h r y n ? Leah Taulbee, two-year-old daugh- ter of Mrs. Vera Wood of Portland, was pronounced dead at a hospital, here Tuesday . after 1 falling from her crib at the. Wood home. - - Police Check Story For Jets Set WASHINGTON (UP) - Sen. I be comparable to continuing pro- to 90 per cent of-parity.- The Senate committee voted for the 90 per cent extension' by the narrowest possible margin, 8 to 7, and Chairman' George ;D. . Aiken tR-Vp will lead a floor fight-to have it stricken out He has in dicated he will sponsor an amend ment calling for an 80 to 90 per cent, scale.1. Homer Ferguson (R-Mich) today auction of defense goods at Korean called for adoption of the tgggggg : war rates. . PORTLAND (UP) The Port of called for adoption "of the Eisen hower program as the first step Ferguson's SDeech came while Portland commission has approved the Senate was sUH a week' or Construction costs : of the pads both ! ends of the I main runway at Portland International airoort to toward agricultural reconvenon to a peacetime basis.- - more away from its major farm debate. The - Senate Agriculture In a major Senate farm speech. uomminee- completed work last week on -a bill which proposes to continue, for one year, basic protect the surface against burn Ferguson said the present 'system of high rigid price supports on basic crops worked well in the ing from jet aircraft. ;, Construction costs ofhhe pads will be repaid t6 the commission by the Air Force.. the commission crop supports ai w per cent 01 parity. , , - wartime emergency when all-out production was needed. ; But, he asserted, "we have to make the transition some. .time. The longer we wait the more dif ficult it will become." J OREGON REAI VALUE - Visitors to Oregon receive a real touring value while traveling about the state there is no sales tax, no cigarette tax, and only a six cent tax on gasoline. ' Virginia arid Oregon " are the only states in the union that col lect neither i sales tax nor ciga rette ;tax;v - -' homes. We wouldn't dare do that in France. . . - "Most astonishing ; to ; me how ever, is the frankness with which people discuss sex- Women, espe cially, and not from low families either, are the frankest They ask the . most astonishing questions about one's private life." . -The administration had wanted more flexibility, from 75 to 90 per cent of parity, but President Eisen hower said last week he is happy about the House action. r "The 'House last week approved said. ' The most powerful atom smash ers are huge circular affairs, the largest- having a diameter more than twice as great as the length To continue oresent fixed sun. ports at 90 per cent of parity on i a farm bill setting up flexible basic crops, Ferguson said, would price, supports ranging iram avt of a football field. , . : ;ra - '' f M A - J f IIIAML Fla Detectives return with Walter Lee Yow, right, 44-year- old ex-convict, to check his story in the Judith Ann Roberts kid-nan-slavine. Detective Charles Sann. left, accompanied Yow from Marietta, Ga, where he had been picked np on a bad check charge. Detective Pan! Nichols, right rear, met them on arrival it Miami airport (AP Wirephoto) . Ike Studying Tariff Boost In Zinc, Lead WASHINGTON (UP) Three Western senators discussed with President Eisenhower today tie possibility of increasing tariffs' on lead and zinc imports. The senators later said that President Eisenhower, who has - before him a. tariff commission recommendation, is . "on top" " of the matter. The commission ! re portedly recommended -that the , . tariffs on the two metals be hiked - to help the ailing domestic min ing industry. . Mr. Eisenhower has until' July , 21 to accept the recommendations or tell Congress why he doesn't. . But the senators indicated Mr. Eisenhower might ask for more time. . - ' Sen- IIenrv C Bworshak R- Idaho) said Mr.' Eisenhower I as sured us that he appreciate the rvrohlems of the- industry nd ' is determined to do something about It" Dworsbak' was accompanied to the White House by Sens. Clinton P. Anderson (d - Nil)' and Carl Hayden (d-Arix). Alaska Gets Pulp Industry .. KETCHIKAN (UP) A new Alaskan industry was dedicated today. " . The 50-mfllion dollar Ketchikan Pulp Co. plant at Ward Cove, Alaska was the site of a ceremony that attracted more than 100 top names in industry, finance and government Ketchikan pulp is a joint venture of the Paget Sound 'Pulp and Timber Co., Bellinghanu Wash., and 'American . Viscose Corp. ' Territorial Gov. Frank Heintzle man led the Alaska delegation at today's ceremonies, , RECONSTRUCTION JOS : ROCKFORD, EL tf) The home of J. P. Masters will have to be built again. The nearly-completed - $30,000 house was being readied ; for occupation when' a bulldozer .hit a buried gas pipe and pulled on. a vaive in tne basement. ; An hour and 10 minutes later, the explosion blew the house into rubble. , ' First Customer Gets Prices Cut BEIRUT, Lebanon (JP) You have to get up early to outsmart a Beirut bazaar merchant At any other time of the day, these mer chants drive a hard bargain. But if you are the first to enter the snop mat day, you become a fav ored customer.-If you show signs of leaving without buying, ' the merchant may slash his prices 90 per cent He might follow you -to the street and beg you to name your price. . v His panic stems from an. an cient tradition which says a' mer chant must sell the first customer of the morning or risk bad busi ness all day. , . (; ;-; ;' This is one of the many tradine habits which have chine to the I "souk", or bazaar, of this Levan tine seaport since the. ancient Phoenicians bought and sold here thousands of years aeo. In manvl areas Beirut has become a mod-1 era city, bat in the heart of town the souk still retains the appear ance ana nanus oi anotner age. 27 'Witnesses9 Will Be Uriel In September Portland (UP) 'Twenty- seven uenovan s Witnesses are scheduled to go on trial in Federal Court here in September. on charges of evading the draft They are to be tried at the rate of two a day by U. S. Dist Judge uauuc iiutwuuui. tuu no uc i tried will be Everett L. Eloonw Roseburg, and James A. Berquist, J Oswego.. .. ; Two members of other' churces are also waiting JriaJ on the same charges. 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