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t-(Sc. 1-Sratcsiiian, Salem, Ore., Monday, July II, 1955-
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Demo Sees Ike's Position
Stronger in '56 Than Now
By ROWLAND EVANS JR.
WASHINGTON (Democra
tic Sen. Hubert Humphrey of Min
nesota said Sunaajr President
tfc-enhower "may well be in a
tti onger political position in 1956
than ha is today." -.
Humphrey said be sees "no
prospect thai economic gains now
being reported by administration
cfficials ; will . change for the
worse. And Eisenhower, be said,
rUnds to gaii politically from the
Big Four Summit talks that get
underway July 18 at Geneva.
Second Grade
Logic Simple
CHARLOTTE, N.C. VP) As
one of his second grade projects,
Doug Goines made a card for his
mother and proudly presented it
It was -ddressed to "The best
mother in the woald," also re
ferred to as "The king of moth
ers." Mother decided to-let "woald"
go, but she couldn't resist asking
why he called her "king."
Is was simple enough, except
for grownups. "Couldn't spell
queen , said Doug.,
FILLING THEFT - - -
BROWNSVILLE", Tex. W-Police
are looking for a burglar with a
satisfied look. His loot: $3 from a
tavern's juke box, some dried
shrimp, cheese crackers, peanuts
and eight bottles of beer.
Nevertheless, . Humphrey said
the Democratic party has a "fight
ing chance" to recapture the
White House from the Republi
cans next year. . . ,
Continued upswings, . as - evi
denced in figures showing a rec
ord 64 million Americans em
ployed during June, "very frank
ly will be al' to the political ad
vantage of the Republican party,"
Humphrey said in an interview.
But Democratic victories in key
governor races last year, be said,
togrther with such issues as pub
lic power, firm prices and re
gional unemployment will all help
the Democrats next year, no mat
ci who is their presidential can
didate. Humphrey, regarded by his col
leagues as a leader of Senate "li
beral" forces, credited the Eisen
hower Administration with hav
ing finally set in motion "one
Rare Blood Disease
Kills Montana Boy
BUTTE, Mont, m Afibrinogene
miz, a blood disease so rare it has
been reported only 23 times in
modern medical history, killed a
Butte boy. The attending physician
said the boy lived only 18 hours.
About two hours, after birth he be
gan to bleed from the folds of his
skin and from all the body open
ings. Despite use of a blood coagu
late rushed to Butte by state pa
trolmen from Great Falls, 136
miles away, he died. He was the
first son of Mr. 'and Mrs. John
Sullivan, Butte. '
of the loosest credit structures in
our history."? v
And "that is essential in the
kind of expanding economy we
now have," he said. .
Republican? generally saw the
new employment figures as fur
ther strengthening their political
hold on the White House. They
conceded privately, however, that
Eisenhower' decision on whether
to seek a second term could
change the political picture over
night There has been no word on the
president's plans. , -
Expert Finds
Lost Checks i
BOSTON (IP) Catholic Arcfc
bishop Richard kJ. Cushing says
he can "find money any place."
And he proved it when John
H. Dobbins was having difficulty
locating two $1,000 checks on the
podium during a scholarship
dinner. . .
The unruffled - Dobbins joked
and chatted with the audience
while he and two associates
sought the missing checks. -
Finally, Archbishop Cushing
leaned over the rostrum and
found the checks which . had
slipped under it .
" Quipped the' prelate who has
raised millions for diocesan ac
tivities: "You should have asked
me in the ' first ' place. " I ; can
find money "any place." ' 4
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Irate Girl Friend
Tears Up Vehicle
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Ifl
Police learned the power of a
woman - scorned, but they won't
tell her name. Her boy friend
won't prosecute.
Someone reported a hit-and-run
accident A young woman
was lying in the street Question
ing disclosed it wasnt a hit-run
case, exactly. '
She had followed her boy
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woman home in his convertible.
While he was saying good night
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windows and instrument panel of
his car. As he returned, ! she
grabbed the convertible top' and
began ripping away. He drove
off while she was still ripping.
She was knocked down.
The U. S. steel industry used
more than 34,000 tons of aluminum
in steelmaking operations in 1934,
Turricoat GI 'Older9, Wife Feels
(Story also on page 1)
f OLYMPIA, Wash. VP) "He
looks so much older." '
. Those were the words of Mrs.
Jewell Bell Sunday as she viewed
Associated Press photos of her
husband and 'two other Ameri
cans which were radioed from
Hong Kong.
"But I can just see him in my
mind as he walked across that
bridge from Red China," she add
ed with smile.
The 21-year-old wife of former
Army Cpl. Otho G. Bell was at a
narby farm helping relatives
prepare for strawberry picking
when she first saw the picture.
The Bell's 4-year-old daughter,
Paula, who has never seen her
father, was unable to recognize
Bell in the group.
Mrs. Bell first learned of the
release of hr husband late Sat
urday night She took the news
quietly, telling reporters she had
had so many disapointments con
cerning her husband's possible I her family's future. She has said
leturn the past four years that previously she expects her hus-
she wasn't going to build up her
hopes. - i ;; ' .- - ,
"IH believe it when I see him,"
sh commented. v
Mrs. Bell plans to take two
days off from her job a a nearby
military intJlation so that she
end Paula can fly to meet Bell
when he returns to the United
SUtes. . h
The quiet-spoken young woman
s.iid she has no illusions about
band will have to face trial and
possible sentence. ..--- .
"After that i can begin to plan
but not until." , : j . .
Mrs. Bell expressed her love
and confidence in her husband,
adding: J
"He made a mistake, about the
biggest mistake anyone could
make. I'm sure he's ready to t?ke
any ' punishment that may be
handed out
Coonskin Cap Really His Own
COTTAGE HILLS. HI. LP Lack
ing money for a coonskin cap,
Jerry Powell, 10, had his dad give
him a special hair cut
Following Jerry's - instructions
for a Davy Crockett cut Powell
provided a shaved head with a
curled forelock left sprouting
above the forehead, and a bristle
of hair on the back of the head in
the approximate shape of a coon
taiL .
Jerry says he likes it better than
a coonskin cap because, "I don't
have to take it off when I, go to
bed at night" . j.
IHam-Like Hands
Used for Painting
JACKSONVILLE, Fla.
Detective Sgt Claude Hendricks
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like hams. But he's just as
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and delicate figures as he is with
a pistol.
Hendricks makes money paint
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mind off your troubles. .
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on a 12-inch bit of plaster," he
explains. . ,
A fellow detective, who had
dabbled at making figurines, in
troduced Hendricks to the art
Three months ago he opened
a retail store in partnership with
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