Senators
Attack A
WASHINGTON 'im Cries of
."giveaway" and "monopoly" re-
sounded on Capitol Hill Saturday
vas a pair of senators broadened
the attack on Prresident Eisenhow
er's plan to revamp the Atomic
( Energy Law. .
With the Senate in Us fourtlf day
of argument over the administra
tion's atomic act revision bill. Sens.
Commies Said
v Giving Dope to
GIs in Orient
NEW YORK u.R The federal
Narcotics commissioner tol4 Sen
ate investigators here that a
"substantial number" of American
servicemen in - Korea and Japan)
have been addicted to narcotics
by Communists and the situation
"is not yet under control."
The commissioner, Harry " J.
Anslinger. disclosed -that 1400
"Communist dope peddlers" have
been arrested in Korea and Japan
as the result of the U. S. armed
services campaign to eradicate
addiction. ,
Testifying before the Senate
Foreign Relations Subcommittee
on International Narcotics Traf
fic, Anslinger said the effort to
addict soldiers in South Korea "is
a deliberate attempt to neutral-
ize those soldiers." . j.
"The situation is not yet under
7 control but the armed forces are
i doing their -best," he said.; "A
substantial number of American
troops have been-addicted.
: -The subcommittee is gathering
materia! for a recommendation
to the Senate concerning a pro
posed international protocol de
signed to reduce the world's -production
of opium by 7S per cent
so that only enough is produced
for medical and scientific needs.
- The protocol has been worked out
by the United Nations.
ChineseTong
Club Raided
Iii Portland
- PORTLAND - (UP) Multno
mah -County, police early Satur
day ..raided-a private club cater
ing, exclusively to (Orientals and
arrested three .persons on gambl
ing charges.
: The alleged, gaming resort, a
stone's throw -from the Portland
; city police headquarters, was
raided on a search warrant -obtained
by. District Attorney John
-. B. JMcCourt , The place at 323
Southwest Second Avenue -operated
by one of the Chinese tongs
in Portland.
.Hing Lung Yee was changed
with condAting gambling and
Gee-Ming Wong and Henry Sing
Locke were accused of operating
a gambling game. Yee posted
$750 bail and Wong and Locke
$500. each. . . . .
Four tables, counting, racks,
dice, Chinese dominoes and shout
$1200 in cash were seized.
The raid followed a complaint
by . a Chinese woman that her
husband had lost about $3000 in
the place.
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Changes Asked
PORTLAND (UP)-The Oregon
Licensed Beverage - Association,
representing some 800 beverage
dispensers, said Saturday it wiH
seek three changes in the state's
liquor laws. ,
The proposed changes, which
the association has submitted to
legislative candidates, are an un
restricted right of appeal to the
Circuit Courts from decisions of
the Oregon Liquor Control Com
mission, proof -of-age identifica
tion cards to be issued by the
state and a full-time salaried
Dquor Commission.
Coast Accident
Victim Identified
REEDSPORT (UP) - Authori
ties Saturday identified as Fit!
Wallen, 37. of Bend, a construc
tion foreman for the Gilo Con
struction Company who was in
jured fatally : late Wednesday
when a boulder fell on him.
The accident occurred about
30 miles east of Gardiner, where
Wallen was ' building a timber
access road.
AVERAGE. HS PLUS
- BERKELEY. Calif, fi Seven
teen women , forgetting , their
weight crowded into a Univers
ity elevator with a 2.000-pound
load limit. It stuck between floors,
imprisoning them, for 45 minutes.
No one was hurt -
Proctol
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Mors e, L e Km an
- Liaw Re vision Plan
Lehman (D, Lib-NY) and Morse
(Ind-Ore) took the floor to charge
in separate speeches that: .
L The Eisenhower program
amounts to federal abandonment
of one of the nation's greatest re
sources, hitherto developed at gov
ernment expense." -.
2. Peacetime atomic power would
be handed over to .a few giant.
Director
Dr. John Waterman, director ef
mental hygiene f ' the State
Bsard f Health. wiU lead tbe
-discussion Wednesday at a men
tal health forum la the State
Blind Schnoi aaditorium.
Mental Health
Programs to
Start Soon
. The first in a series of mental
health programs scheduled for
this summer in Salem will be
held at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the
State Blind School auditorium.
Dr. John .Waterman, r director
of mental hygiene, of the State
Board of Health, will ' lead the
discussion - program, which will
follow thej showing . of three
films dealing with problems of
adolesence. There will be an ad
mission charge of 35 cents.
Other topics planned for pro
grams in. the mental health
forum series ' include children,
marriage, - and old age. All pro
grams will be 'open to the pub
lic The series is sponsored, by
a group which is working to es
tablish a Marion County mental
health association.-'
Ray Anderson
Wins Allen '
EUGENE; (UP) Ray C- Ander
son, advertising . manager of the
La Grande Evening Observer, will
study at' the University of Oregon
during the next school year under
the Eric W. Allen memorial Fellow
ship. x i
He is the first ' advertising man
to be awarded-the fellowship for
advanced study at the university,
i Anderson has been with -the Ob
server as advertising manager and
business manager for the last 13
years. Prior to 1941 he was adver
tising manager of the Eugene Daily
News and served - in retail adver
tising capacities for several large
concerns.
The fellowship -was established
in honor of the university's .first
dean of journalism: .
Movie Shooting
Too Realistic
HOLLYWOOD' (UP)-Ador Hal
Baylor got it in. the end Friday
when he tangled with movie tough
guy Edward G. Robinson during
the filming' of a movie.
The script called for- Robinson,
playing an escaped convict, to fire
a gun at Baylor, a prison guard.
A prop man apparently - put too
much powder in Robinson's blank
cartridges and five paper wads
caught Baylor as he was fleeing.
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3. GOP leaders are trying to rush
through a far-reaching bill that
deserves much closer attention at
congressional hands.
' Backers of the bill were expected
to speak later. '
The measure as okayed by the
Senate-House Atomic Energy Com
mittee is a proposed overhaul of
the original 1946 Atomic Energy
Law.; "... .
Share Secrets; ' -,.
It would, among other ' things,
okay a limited sharing of atomic
secrets with America's allies and
allow private industry to take part
in the development of peacetime
atomic power.
Most Senate criticism until Sat
urday was directed against a side
feature an Eisenhower directive
that the Atomic Energy Commis
sion contract for private power to
be used , in the Tennessee Valley
area. V . ,
Seeks Agreement
Majority Leader ' Knowland of
California, driving for adjournment
Aug. 1, has sought in vain so far
for an agreement to limit debate.
However the fight over the Eisenhower-ordered
AEC private pow
er contract flared up briefly again
when Sen, Jenner (R-Ind) broke
into debate to attack the Tennessee
Valley Authority as a socialistic
project.
Jenner said Eisenhower has at
tempted to reverse what the sena
tor called the colossal growth of
TVA, and to increase the role of
private enterprise.
"Naturafly," Jenner declared,
"the supporters of socialism have
protested bitterly against this in
terference with . unlimited growth
of their favorite show-piece of what
government spending can do." ...
Lehman told Saturday's session
the issues at stake are so import
ant as to require weeks of debate.
"Great Giveaway"
Going beyond the dispute , over
the Tennessee - valley, area con
tract, the New York senator
termed the omnibus bilr 4,one of the
greatest "giveaways" in history
"a giveaway of such proportions
as to dwarf the imagination."
"In this bill." he said, "it is
proposed to grant licenses to pri
vate companies to a few very
large , and monopolistic private
companies to : develop industrial
atomic power, from what is, by
its -nature, a public domain atom
ic energy, made possible by public
investment and national genius
mobilized in the ' public service v"
He said the measure would grant
such licenses with recapture claus
es of the type issued companies
developing private electric power.
Patent provisions in the bill,-he
said, provide "an utterly -inadequate
protection of the public in
terest," :
Prohibits Projects
- The legislation, he added, vir
tually prohibits the AEC from de
veloping electric energy , from
atomic projects. Lehman and oth
ers have introduced amendments
to let the -AEC go ahead in this
field. ' ; ' '
In similar vein, Morse' declared
in a lengthy speech that an atomic
"giveaway" is "being rushed
through the-Congress. ,. . without
adequate consideration."
' He said the Eisenhower adminis
tration "proposed to give away to
the utility giants of the nation a
new resource in which the people
of the United States have invested
12 billion dollars and which has a
potential value greater than that
of all the oil, gas, coal and. water
resources , of the country com
bined. .
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BUDAKESZI, Hungary UP)
The father of Zsa Zsa and Eva
and : Magda Gabor said proudly
today these three gorgeous sisters
who; are known (o the world as
madcap sophisticates are in truth
devoted daughters quietly caring
for him tin his declining years.
.!. have the best daughters in
the world," 74 - year -jold Vilmos
Gabor said, and tears shone - in
his eyes.! .,,-'-'
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favorite. All three are angels to
me." - -
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this ismall suburb two miles from
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bead, "call me by telephone every
second day wherever they are in
the world. ' , t.
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they supply me with all the things
I need. They even supply me with
the best available medicine for my
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Gabor is almost deaf and speaks
slowly-because of a cerebral hem
orrhage he suffered 1 in January.
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Zsa Zsa and Eva and Magda. He
wants to hear of all they see and
do. Pictures of ' all ; the stunning
three filled the little room where
the old man spoke. His pockets
were stuffed with letters and pest
cards, with stamps ranging from
the Riviera to Hollywood.
' He believes they , are richly suc
cessful and , he did - not conceal
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his pride in thinking he helped
train them for . their careers- by
keeping foreign tutors for them,
and sending them to fashionable
schools in France and Switzerland.
Magda, he boasted, speaks -12
languages offhand.
.Gabor reminisced over the days
when he had four cars and a
summer retreat and houses in
Budapest. He once owned a chain
of -jewelry shops selling inexpen
sive but chic baubles. Bui his
family went the way of the winds,
he reflected sadly.
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Eva and Zsa Zsa left for Amer
ica in . 1938. Papa himself fled
with his former wife Jolie and his
daughter Magda to the United
States in October, 1944 when the
Hungarian Nazis commenced a
short but bloody reign of terror.
But papa stayed only three years
in America. Tempted by visions
of his prewar wealth and dreams
that he could increase it, he left
wife. Jolie and the girls and re
turned where he married his
present wife. 0
He reopened his shop in Buda
pest's best shopping street, but
soon it and his bouses were nation
alized and the G abort themselves
were considered "undesirables"
and in 1951 ordered to live in the
countryside.
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McGarthy
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KN0XV1LLE, Tenn. (UP) Ray
Jenkins, special counsel in the
Army-McCarthy dispute.; said to
day he has completed reducing the
7424 pages of testimony in the
hearing into a 450-page summary
In addition, Jenkins said, he and
his assistant, Charles Maner. have
nearly finished work on a "brier'
which sets forth the supporting
and contradictory evidence o n
each of the issues in the dispute.
Jenkins said he hopes to have
both documents in the hands of
the subcommittee investigating the
case "by the latter part of next
week."
He said he will ' send the docu
ments to Washington by mail or
will "deliver them personally and
confer with the subcommittee if
it so desires." : ;
Jenkins would not discuss . tbe
issues the subcommittee had asked
him to brief because they have
not been made public. ,
Legislation
Bribe Charge
Investigated
WASHINGTON (UP) The FBI
is investigating charges1 by Rep.
Joel T. Broyhill (R-Va) that a
bribe was offered in connection
postal pay raise bill." ' .
- The Justice Department gave no
details, but informed sources said
Broyhill claimed he was offered
$500 in the guise of a "campaign
contribution" to influence his vote
on the bill.
The department said Broyhill
brought the matter to the attention
of its Criminal" Division which
turned it over to the FBI for
investigation.
The Justice Department said
that Postmaster General Arthur
. Summerfield also took up the
case with Attorney General Her
bert Brownell Jr.
The department refused to re
lease further details of the alleged
bribe.
Broyhill is a member of the
House Post Office and Civil Serv
ice Committee which last week
unanimously approved a pay raise
of at least five per cent for the
nation's 500,000 postal ; workers.
This was in place of a temporary
seven per cent raise previously
voted.
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