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Anti-Red in
West German
Area Missing
BERLIN (tnV-Otto John, thief
of the West German agency re
sponsible for rooting out Commu
nist and Neo - Nazi subversives,
has disappeared and officials fear
he has been kidnaped by Commu
nist agents and spirited into the
' Soviet-run East zone of Germany.
The Federal Interior Ministry
said "it is, most likely" that the
' anti-Communist leader was kid
. raped by Russian Secret Police or
. Eat German Communist asents.
West German authorities said
John disappeared . Tuesday alter
entering a taxi in the Western Al-
lied sector of Berlin.
Today the anti-Commuaist "In
formation Bureau West" reported
that one of its agents in East BeV-
lin had telephoned the bureau and
reported:' .
"John is in East Berlin."
Power Problems
To Be Studied at
Meeting July, 26 4
PORTLAND (UP)-Power prob
lems in the Pacific Northwest and
Bonneville Power Administration's
proposed five-year : rate schedule
will be discussed at a southwest
area customer meeting here July
26. ;;S:--i..-:::y- .
; W. E. Trovmershausen, BPA
area manager, said a report also
will be made at the meeting on
transmission facilities under con
struction or planned for the 'area,
and . customer , service facilities
outlined. - , i :
EDUCATION BILLS PASS
WASHINGTON Bills pro
viding for a White House confer
ence on education,: a national ad
visory", committee on education,
and for cooperative research in
education were passed Wednesday
by the House and sent to Presi
dent Eisenhower, v
French Chief
Would End
War Killing.
HANOI. Indochina ' Gen.
Rene Cogny, French Union ground
commander in North Viet Nam,
said here that he does not
intend to push any , fighting be
tween now and the effective hour
pf the Indochina cease fire. '
"We do not want unnecessary
deaths," he said.
Even as Cogny spoke, reports of
continued fighting were received
here. Rebel guerrillas blew up a
freight train only 10 miles east of
Hanoi and ripped, up several hun
dred yards of -track 25 miles east
of here.
French artillery on Hanoi's out
skirts boomed at guerrilla bases
IS or 20 miles away. There were
occasional spurts of light machine
gun fire , and grenade explosions
closer in. French - piloted B26
bombers touched off explosions
and fires in a string of Vietminh
bases around , the delta i edges.
Light patrol clashes were reported.
Rep. Angell .
Looking Fine
WASHINGTON (UP)-lltep. Ho
mer Angell, who underwent major
surgery Monday, was' reported
taking walks around his hospital
room here today. The Oregon Re-J
publican also has received a few
visitors who said he is "looking
fine."-- . . I
More Power
Held Needed
SPOKANE UP) Electric power
is available 'for large sew indus
tries in the Northwest, but not in
large enough quantities for a new
electro-metals industry,! Dr. Wil
liam A. Pearl, Bonneville Power
administrator, said yesterday.
Pearl -told members of his staff
here and BPA customers, "There
is no question but that the power
needs of the region wfll be ' met
by ; the collective efforts of all
agencies fe d e r al, and non-fed
eral." ;
Smith Ur aes
France Pass
EDCQuicldy
GENEVA in Undersecretary
of State Walter Bedell Smith Wed
nesday night urged French Pre
mier Pierre Mendes - France to
push ahead with ratification of the
European . Defense Community
(EDC) now that France has
achieved peace tn Indochina.
Officials said Smith stressed the
need of West German rearmament
through EDC for the defense of
Europe. The occasion was a fare
well dinner given by the French
premier at his Geneva villa. Men
des - France returns to Paris
Thursday after successfully negoti
ating an Indochina cease - fire
Smith flies back to Washington.
BIDS CALLED FOR
PORTLAND (UP) Bids were in
vited by Army Engineers here to
day for construction of bank pro
tection works along the left bank
of the Rogue river at Pierce Riffle,
east of Grants Pass.
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Livestock Show
Set for Old Spot
PORTLAND (A The Pacific
International Livestock Exposition
will be held this year in its old
home in Portland.
The 11-acre plant in North Port
land had I been " used as , an Air
Force warehouse but recently was
vacated. Manager Walter Holt said
it would be used by the exposition
another two . years : until a new
building approved by Portland vot
ers can bp constructed, r
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Pravda Hails Indo
Truce a Victory 1
MOSCOW Pravda hafled
the results of the Geneva confer
ence Thursday as a triumph for
the Soviet) Union and the "demo
cratic camp' and a smashing de
feat for the United States.
A three I . column editorial . on
the front page of the Soviet Com
munist Party newspaper, said Gen
eva displayed the collapse,' bank
ruptcy and defeat of American
diplomatic policy.' I -
Golden Gate
Links Site of
1955 Tourney
SAN FRANCISCO (A Acting
Mayor: James Leo Halley said he
had received word that Harding
Park, San Francisco. ' has been
picked as the site of the 1956 Na
tional Public Links Golf Cham
pionship. V . .
The executive 'committee, of the
United States Golf Assn. ' baa rec
ommended Harding, John P; Eng
lish, the USGA'i assistant execu
tive director, wrote and there re
mains only the formality of ap
proval at a meeting of the USGA
next month. ' ;. .
The last time. the Publinx was
held in San Francisco was 1937,
and Harding Park was also the
site then.
CASUALTIES ESTIMATED
, ST. PAUL. Minn. OB Nearly
million casualties could be ex
pected in the Minneapolis-SL Paul
area in 'event of a "saturation"
A- or H-bomb attack, according to
Col. E. B. Miller, Minnesota civil
defense director. An estimated
300.000 would be killed. Miller says.
The house in New Haven,
Conn., where Ethelbert Nevins,
composer of The Rosary" and
"Mighty Lak a Rose" died, - is
marked with a bronze plaque.
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