2-(Sec 1)-Srattsman, Salem, Ore., Monday, March 14, 1953
Confidence in Ike's
t - i :
Policies Growing in
Asia Stassen Says
WASHINGTON HI Foreign aid
r bief Harold E. Stassen returned
iunday from a tour of what he
railed "the arc of free Asia." He
raid he was sure the foundation
Rising Atomic Cloud
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Cut Denounced
By Humphrey
i WASHINGTON HI Secretary
;rf the Treasury Humphrey Sunday
'' i ight denounced a new Democratic-proposed
income tax cut as a
"political quickie gimmick."
He called for approval of the
rdministration's plan to extend
present corporate and excise tax
rates "without addition of this lat-
rst misleading compromise pro
posal as a crippling amendment."
Humphrey said in a statement
I'ae tax program which Republi
cans pushed through last year had
l-elped offset the economic effects
cf reduced government spending.
"The American people," he add
rd, "can be seriously harmed by
tiwise political tinkering v with a
lax program which has helped set
(he present economic recovery in
motion." -
The Senate Democratic leaders'
proposal, slated for action this
r7eek, would give low-bracket tax
payers a. $20 cut plus $10 for each
("ependent other than a spouse,
starting; next year.
Senate Democrats came up with
Ihe plan after their Finance Com
mittee knocked down a House
adopted $20 reduction for every
faxpayer and dependent. Sen. Lyn
don B. Johnson (D-Tex), the ma
jority floor leader, expects to offer
the substitute formally on Tuesday.
Even some Democrats acknowl
edged they would have a tough
line getting it across. Sen. Smath
crs (D-Fla) said they are "shy
four or five votes."
Another Democratic leader in the
?ax fight. Sen. Kerr of Oklahoma,
a member of the Senate Finance
Committee, said on a television
radio show Sunday (NBC's "Meet
The Press") that the lineup is
"tight."
He said four f five Democrats
: might vote against the plan. -
is being laid for a successful eco
nomic buildup in that part of the
world. ;
"The needs are great," Stassen
said, but he added that the non
Communist governments of South
east Asia are preparing for area
development "in an intelligent
way.
Monday he will report to Presi
dent Eisenhower and Secretary of
State Dulles on the conclusions he
reached during a three-week, 30,-000-mile
flying trip that touched
seven Asian nations.
In talking with a reporter at the
airport, he declined to discuss a
fresh storm of Senate criticism
aimed at trade between some
Western nations and Red China,
including the voyage of a Finnish
tanker carrying jet plane fuel for
the Chinese Communists.
He commented that "certain
oeaceful eoods are permitted to
be traded" but withheld "general
comment until I get into the of
fice and see what has been hap
pening." Stassen, as head of the Foreign
Operations Administration (FOA),
seems certain to face congression
al quizzing about the trade issue.
Sen. McClellan (D-Ark) announced
Saturday he plans a n investiga
Stassen said he found a rising
confidence in Asia in President Ei
senhower's leadership a grow
ing recognition of his devotion to
peace and the way he is blending
described this as "a favorable
factor in countering commu
nism.
Two Perish
In Hail Storm
. JOHNSTON, SC. Vfl : At least
two people were killed here Sun
day night when a freak hail storm
struck the area, doing uncounted
property damage.
Policeman J. L. Murdock of
Johnston in Edgefield County said
the two were killed when their
concrete block house caved in from
cbe force of the sudden hail and
wind storm.
The storm swept through the
middle of the state, halting traffic
on U.S. Highway 1 for more than
two hours.
Concert Halted by
Lost Foot Pedals
BUFFALO. N.Y. Uh Van Cli
urn, 19-year-old New York pianist,
'was left musically stranded Sun
day during his guest- appearance
with the Buffalo Philharmonic or
chestra.
The pedals dropped off the pi
ano in the middle of Schumann s
concerto in A minor.
Anthony Gilio, clarinetist with
Die orchestra and a piano repair
man in his spare time, fixed the
pedal unit as Cliburn and the au
dience cooled their heels in good
fcumor.
Then Cliburn started over 'again
and completed the Concerto to
thunderous applause.
Attorney Tells
Of Kidnaping
In Oklahoma
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Endorsed by
House Group
WASHINGTON The House
Armed Services Committee Sun
day strongly endorsed - current
strategy of using carrier forces as
the backbone of the Navy fleet.
It said vast naval striking forces
built, around supercarriers could
be spread out so widely they would
not be a "profitable" target to the
enemy, "regardless of the type
bomb he .may be using."
The committee made this point
in endorsing the construction of a
fifth 60,000-ton supercarrier.
Carrier striking forces, the com
mittee said in a report prepared
for Congress, can be spread across
31,000 square miles of ocean the
size of Indiana.
The committee added: "The
task force is in constant move
ment, and thereby can avoid most
of the secondary effects of ther
monuclear (hydrogen) - weapons."
The report was written to sup
port Navy requests for $1,317,000,-
000 for the year beginning July 1,
to build the carrier and 33 other
ships, including three atom-powered
submarines. Another 28 ves
sels would be modernized.
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YUCCA FLAT, Nevada The atomic cloud towers into the iky after
the detonation of a nuclear device on a 300-foot tower at Yucca
Flat, Nev., March 12. For the first time, an oil fog smoke screen
was thrown into the path of the atomic explosion in an effort to
minimize the resulting thermal radiation. (Story on page 1.)
(AP Wirephoto.)
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. V-A
30-year-old assistant county attorn
early Sunday was abducted by two
men who threatened to blow your
brains out" but he was released
three hours later with the reas
surance iie didn t want to harm
you."
Carroll Freeman reported to po
lice two men forced him at
gunpoint to accompany them on
what he felt was "a carefully
planned plot to intimidate me."
The alarm was sounded by f ree-
man's wife, Barbara, who left her
husband in their car at 1:15 a.m.
while she went into their home
to pay a baby-sitter.
Meanwhile the two men jumped
Freeman and at pistol point forced
him to drive away, he told po
lice. The -young attorney said he
could recall recently of recom
mending that a parole be revoked
in a rape case and that could have
been the reason for the abduction
and threats.
Freeman, who is short of sta
ture, said "I was scared when
they jumped me and I'm sure
that's what they wanted to do.
They talked about killing me at
first."
The attorney said he was forced
to drive the men for a time and
added he felt another car was
following.
"I told them I would like to let
my wife know I was all right and
they said I'd be alright and they
would let me go before daylight.
In between times they made
threats." i .
Police Search
For Suspect in
Store Robbery
City police, pressing an Investi
gation of the Saturday night armed
robbery of a Salem chain store,
said Sunday they were searching
for at least one person regarded
as a suspect in the case.
The holdup, second armed rob
bery in the area within two
months, occurred at the Hollywood
district Safeway store, 2131 Fair
grounds Rd., about 8 p.m. Satur
day. The crime was reportedly
fftommitted by a gun-wielding man
who carted away the contents of
three cash registers after direct
ing assistant store manager Henry
Splonski to empty the money into
a paper sack.
Amount of loot taken was not
announced by the firm.
Three customers and several
employes were unaware the rob
bery had been committed until
the holdup man left.
It was the second armed robbery
at a Salem area Safeway firm
within two years, the earlier one
taking place at the chain's store
at Center and 12th Streets. The
perpetrator of that crime was
later killed at Sacramento, Calif.,
while holding up still another Safe
way firm. .
Canadian officials report that
average temperatures in their
country are rising at rate , of
three degrees every 70 years.
President Goes
To Church Alone,
Mamie 'Improved'
WASHINGTON to President
Eisenhower went alone to church
Sunday morning.
He told the Rev. Edward L. R.
Elson, minister of the .National
Presbyterian Church which the
Eisenhowers attend, that Mrs
Eisenhower, was "better she was
up several hours last night." The
first lady has been ill with a touch
of influenza.
The conversation between the
President and the minister took
place as the two walked toward
the door at the close of the 9 a. m.
services. The sermon was on "A
Man's Worth."
Debris from atomic explosions
has been a help to weather men
by giving them worldwide tests
for their studies of air movements.
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Tribbuvana of Nepal died at Zu
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