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'-. 71. - . 2-(S. 1Matmn, Salem, Ore., Sunday, July 31, '9 fAf A vmciai hi a State Minor Sen. Morse Urges Renewed Probe of Talbott Activities -WASHINGTON Sen. Morse j Jr. who described himself as a D-Ore, pounding again on his de-, financial analyst employed last year to aavtse Auegnany orp. on its investment portfolio." 'Suspect Secretary Alleghany is an investment hold ing company headed by Young. Hudson said Clayton Irwin, whom mand that Harold E. Talbott re aign or be fired, called Saturday night for renewed investigation of the Air Force secretary's outside business activities. In a Cjrtnata cnwh Xfnrcs mint. ed an affidavit which he said in- ? '"' a .wu-a-yer po dicated Talbott may have been in-1 'tical corisultant of Alleghany Corp. terested in a fight for control of .f him last Oct. 8 that the firm the Electric Auto-Lite Corp. last hadautiiorued Purchase of up o year. Ta'bott ?ave up his holdings ' p00?. "jfT HH?6 Auto"Llte in that firm when he took the Airi' Lcertai Washington reasons Force post in 1933. cannot be cussed. Labor Laws Attorney General Robert Y. Thornton, based upon a large number of requests received at his office, has released a digest summary of the Oregon laws gov erning the employment of minors. "These requests came from many sections of Hie state," Thorn ton averred. The summary: 1. No child under 14 years may be employed during the school year nor be permitted to work in Making no direct allegations. ary at the time that "I suspect Morse said Talbott should be asked u Talbott fecretary of tte also whether he was involved in , Ajr F who u mck with y last year fight for xontrol of the! and b partialiy responsible." Three days later. Hudson said, an Alleghany Corp. official told him the firm "had bought 25,000 shares of Electric Auto-Lite for the sole purpose of helping the present ma- New York Central Railroad, won by New York financier Robert R. Young. t lacked Attributes Morse called on the Senate in vestigations subcommittee to re-! nagement of Auto-Lite to stay in." View the new information he said j "On Nov 8, 1954," Hudson's he has, "in order to determine , statement continued, "Clayton Ir- what validity there is to it" Morse said that "Secretary Tal bott's record demonstrates quite clearly that he did not possess the attributes so necesary in a public servant." - Part of Morse's new attack was based on what he called a sworn Statement from William J. Hudson win asked me to make up an analysis of a "eood capital sains situation" for a Brig. Gen. Wil liam Hipps who is on Harold Tal bott's staff in Washington. I had to comply and sent one in on Re liance Mfg. CO." Reference books list Hipps as Talbott's executive assistant SALEM'S 1824 N. Commercial fan walking op ver paint store. l $ f Chines 1 American N7 I Feed o-, . y i VISA UNNECESSARY NEW YORK Ofl The Israeli tourist office has announced that U.S. citizens now may visit Israel without a visa. It said the step was taken to encourage tourists to visit the holy land. iijfr: wnwrti O Chinese Food to Take Out Chinese Banquets end Parties O CLOSED ALL TIME TUESDAYS Best Chinese Coek TEE SLNti. Free. 'NORTH CAftTCL At HQCZ (JIM'S TA Mile Se. en 99! ! SALEM'S FINEST Family , Dinners WE'RE SPECIALISTS IN e PAN FRIED CHICKEN e CHOICE STEAKS AND CHOPS (Broiled) e DELICIOUS BAKED HAM Open 7 A.M.-2 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 10 PJtt. Sundays N'oon-9 PJML Closed Mondays 125 ! up House Votes Revision of Sugar Act WASHINGTON ( The House Saturday approved by a standing vote of 194-44 a bill revising the United States sugar act, effective ' in 1956. Sponsors, of the measure an nounced . previously they would seek Senate approval of the meas ure as quickly as possible. . The House struck out a provision setting up 90 per cent price sup ports for surplus domestic sugar. The measure, extending the present act to Pec. 31, 1960, would reduce Cuba's future share of the any factory, workshop, mercan- United States sugar market for the tile establishment, store, business, office, restaurant bakery, botes! or apartment house. 2. No child under IS years may be employed in any of these occu pations without the permission of the labor commissioner. Suitable Work 3. The wage and hour commis sion may allow children between the ages of 12 and 14 to be em ployed in any suitable work during any school vacation extending over a term of two weeks. 4. No child under IS years of age shall be employed at any work before 7 a.m. or after 6 p.m. or for longer than 10 hours for any one day, nor more than six days in any one week. 5. Every employed child under 16 years of age js entitled to not less than 30 minutes for lunch. S. Juvenile entertainers under 16 years of age must have the per mission of the juvenile court to participate in any public enter tainment where aa aonussion tee is charged. Minimum Wage 7. The state wage and hour com mission has established minimum wages and maximum hours for the employment of women and minors in the following occupations: Beauty operators and manicur ists, canning, cherry stemming and pitting, green fruit and vege table packing, hospitals, sanitar iums, convalescent andor old peo ples homes, preparing poultry, rabbits, fish or eggs for distribu tion, laundry, cleaning and dyeing, manufacturing, mercantile, nut processing, cracking and shelling, office, personal service,' public housekeeping, student nurses and telephone and telegraph. Details as to the established minimum wages ami maximum hours involving employment of women and minors may be ob tained from Norman O. Nilsen, la bor commissioner, Salem. Writtea Permission Under the wage and hour com mission regulations a minor be tween the ages of 16 and 18 may be employed during the school year upon obtaining written per mission of his school board. Other regulations: L Any employer engaged in what the workmen s compensation law defines as a hazardous occupa tion, logging, operation of power- driven .machinery, , construction and some other classifications, is automatically cubject to the state workmens compensation law. EntiUed U Benefits If an employer subject to the workmens compensation law (ei ther automatic or voluntary) know ingly and in bad faith employs a minor under the age permitted by law, or without a wort permit, and the minor sustains an injury, the minor is entitled to benefits of the law. The state industrial acci dent commission is authorized to recover from the employer a pen alty up to $300. benefit of domestic producers and those in Mexico, the Dominioan Republic, Peru. Panama, Haiti and other countries. The domestic area producers would begin sharing in the year to year increase in U.S. sugar con sumption starting m 1956. The increased quotas for various sugar producing areas are based on the yearly increase in U. S. consumption due to population growth. 'These increases, averag ing about 135.000 tons yearly, are called the growth formula. Home Guard Act Approved WASHINGTON I The Senate Saturday night passed legislation permitting the states to organize their own "home guards" without federal assistance or supervision. The chamber drastically revised a bill passed by the House. This also would authorize the states to create troop units, but' would per mit federal assistance in the form of money and equipment. Sen. Stennis (D-Miss) explained that the federal aid provisions had been removed so there would be no conflict with national guard units, which get federal assistance The legislation is necessary be cause a 1916 defense act prohibits state from organizing troops with out approval, of Congre.cs. Such ap proval was granted during World War II but has expired. Sen. Thye (R-Minn) said the new units could take over emergency duties when National Guardsmen are called into federal service. The revised measure now goes back to the House for consideration of Senate changes. At The Theaters Today ELSINOKE . "THI GLENN ' MILLER STORY" witn James Stewart and June Allvson. - "MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION" with Jane Wyman and Rock Hud son. CAPITOL - "HOUSE OF BAMBOO" with Rouen Ryan, Robert Stack, Shir ley Yamaguchi and , Camerion Mitchell. "THAT LADY" with Olivia De Havilland and Gilbert Roland. " GRAND "BLACKBOARD JUNGLE" with Glenn . Ford and Anna Fnncla. "AINT MISBEHAVE " with Rory Calhoun, Piper Laurie, Jack Carson and Mamie Van Doren. NORTH SALEM DRIVE-IN "20.000 LEAGUES UNDER THE SEA" with Kirk Douglas. James Mason and Peter Lorre. "ABBOTT tc COSTELLO MEET THE MUMMY" with Bud Abbott and Lou Costello. HOLLYWOOD "THE LONG GRAY LINE" with Tyrone Power and Maureen O'Hara. r "MASTERSON OF KANSAS' With Seorge Montgomery. MrSeCrites, 68, Succumbs Statesman News Service INDEPENDENCE Funeral services for Mrs. Bertha Augusta Crites, 68, of Independence, will be 2 p.m. Monday at the Smith Krueger Mortuary in Independ ence. A resident of Independence for 15 years, Mrs. Crites died Thursday at a Portland hospital after several months illness. She was born in Red Cloud, Neb.. onSept. 7, 1886. In Independence she was a member of the Knights of Pythias Lodge and the Clover leaf Rebekah Lodge. She leaves the widower, Seth Le Roy Crites, Independence; one son, Ralph Crites. Grand Ronde, Ore.; three daughters, Mrs. Violet Ev ans,' Malad City, Ida., Mrs. Hazel Giovinazzo, Monterey,1 Calif., and Mrs. Alice Graves, Silverton; one brother, Fred Kehl, Cheyenne, Wyo.; one sister, Mrs. Mary Christ man, McCook, Neb.; six grandchil dren; 10 great-grandchildren. Burial will be at the Belle Passi Cemetery, Woodburn. The Rev. Daniel B. Wessler will officiate at the services. ilLS. Demands Full Payment Of Bulgaria, WASHINGTON 0B The United garia pay "prompt and adequate" compensation to the families of 12 Americans killed in the shooting down of an Israeli airliner last Wednesday. Bulgaria also was called on to inform the United States of what steps it has taken to punish those responsible and to insure against any similar oceurrence. France and Britain made simi lar protests. The British Foreign Office, protesting the death of five British, four Canadians and four South Africans aboard the plan described the shooting as "an un justifiable action." France, which also had several citizens aboard, said the attack was similar to "an act of war." Fifty eight persons died when the plane was shot down during a flight from London to Tel Aviv. State Department Press Officer Henry Suydam, while declining to make public immediately the text of the note, said it "emphatically protests the brutal shooting down of this plane." In addition to demanding that Bulgaria make monetary compen sation to the U.S. government for forwarding to the families of the 12 Americans, punish the guilty in dividuals apd guarantee against any recurrence. Suydam said the note protests the incident as a grave violation of the principles of international law." Handbook Issued For Jewish GYs NEW YORK W The 1955-'5 Jewish calendar and handbook for Jewish GI's have been issued" for distribution to troops around the world. Col. Harry D. Henshel, chairman of the Jewish Welfare Board's armed services division, said the 190-page religious manual pro vides information on religious events, dates, and recreatonal Land educational services available at various military centers. Chinese Hint 40 To Get Freedom TOKYO (Jf) Red China's Premier said Saturday in Peiping his country wants no war with the United States and the release of U. S. civilians still held behind the Bamboo Curtain "can be easily settled" in Geneva talks starting Monday. Chou Ln-Lai suggested these : Youth Dies of Fall Injuries GRANTS PASS UK Clyde Back us. 9. who sutlered head injuries last Thursday when he feu out of a tree at his home, died in a Grants Pass hospital Saturday. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Backus of Wonder, a lit tle community 14 miles south of here. t The boy suffered a brain injury in the 20-foot falL COLOR CHANGED IPSWICH, England Wfl Fire en gines of Ipswich and Suffolk no longer will be red. Officials have decreed that they, shall be plain metal color because paint gets scratched off as the engines rub against overgrown hedges while speeding along county roads. CONDITION 'POOR John Frill. 69, 790 E. Hoyt St., was brought to Salem General Hospital late Saturday after suf fering a stroke. His condition was described as "poor." ambassadorial discussions might pave the way for "settlement of certain other practical matters" such as the Formosa area. ' . But he said Red China was de termined to keep a free hand in "liberating" Formosa from the Na tionalists and would like to see the U.S. 7th Fleet pull out Formosa Talk Out Chou also ruled out any discus sion of a Formosa cease-fire at Geneva, a point U.S. Secretary of State Dulles had said might be explored. Chou's speech to the closing ses- sion of the Communist People'a forcsi &ervice Congress, as broadcast by Peiping j Radio, hinted at quick agreement! on release of 40 U.S. civilians held j in Red China. He made no refer-j ence, however, to 11 U.S. fliers im- j prisoned on charges of "spying.? j Instead Chou called on foreign ; countries to put an end. . .to the dispatching of saboteurs into China. . ." Chou Talking Nice' r The U.S. State Department in Washington made no immediate of-1 ficial comment on Chou's speech. Sources said privately it appeared to be the usual Communist stunt of seeking to lay down the Issues in public on the eve. of a conference in order to influence the discus sions. Sen. George (D-Ga), chairman of the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said Chou appeared to be "talking nice" but that the first responsibility of the United States at Geneva remained to get the re lease of Americans held illegally. Chiang Protests At Taipei, capital of Chiang Kai- Shek's Nationalist stronghold of Formosa, one newspaper, the United Daily News, said it saw "no end to the intrigues about to begin at Geneva" and expressed concern lest it lead to United States recognition of Red China. Chou said that, if the United States would keep hands off, his country was willing to seek nego tiations "with the responsible local authorities of Taiwan (Formosa) to map out concrete steps for Tai wan's peaceful liberation." Slate Forestry Veteran to Quit PORTLAND OH Alex J. Jaen icke. a veteran of 42 years with the U.S. Forest Service, retires Sunday. , He has been m charge of co operative spraying operations for control of spruce budworms in Oregon and Washington since 1949. nnuuunceineni oi Jaenicke s re tirement was made Saturday by the Portland regional office of the Woodburn Drive-In Sun.-Mon.-Tn.es. "SABRINA" Bogart-HepburavHolden pins 'Charge of The Lancers'! Paulette Goddard (Children Under 12 Free) ABBOTT INDICTED BERKELEY, Calif. (UP)- The Alameda County Grand Jury Sat urday indicted Burton W. Abbott. 27, for the kidnaping and murder of 14-year-old Stephanie Bryan un der the state's "Little Lindbergh Law." . There are now 13 education tele vision stations in the United States. 50c Phone 44713 - , 20c Starts Today! ConL 1:45 r vxmmmcrwummtm fl ' TYRONE P07ER MAUREEN OHARA" john poem I TOE LONG ' CRAUINE . t Technicolor Co-Hit jsTicsacacoi . Saturday Swiss Steaks with Trim--- ' mines 75c (a San Shop favorite) . Sunday 1 Ham (the very best) with the Trimmings of course 95c. Sunday 2 Turkey, Dressing, etc. This is the works for nly 95c THE SAN SHOP mMSSSS,w J" Portland Road at North City Limits For Orders to Go Phone 2-6798 Army Seeks Dogs For Guard Duty WASHINGTON The Army is in the market for 600 German shepherd dogs which will be trained for sentry duty at Air Force bases. I The Army said up to $125 will be i paid for each dog that meets sped ; fications. The animals must be be tween one and two years old, pref ' erably males. ; Minimum and maximum should er heights are 22 inches and 28 i inches respectively and acceptable 'dogs must weigh between 60 and i 80 pounds. " v I The Army is seeking inconspic ; uously colored dogs and will accept-all white ones. 6th AIIMSAIiY PARTY a t ntoitkna SALON Conotinue through August 6th OUR FAMOUS BUFFET is 6 years old this week! Over one quarter million people have been served All Yon Tan Fat smorgasbord style! Try it Sunday with ROAST TURKEY and BAKED HAM 12 to 8 p.m. Ralph Nohlgren Plays For You! ORGAN MELODIES old and new SUNDAY 12:30 to 3:30 and 5:30 to S KHF.F. ut TOON'S FOR THE KIDS! People are raving about our steaks! Try them Sunday 12 noon to 8 p.m. Nohlgren's . frounce TOP SIRLOIN wth Baked Potato or Trench Fries, Tossed Salad Bowl Hot Roll and Jam $1.00 Tender Flavorfull ; served at counter and booths MMIP llll -HI J rV" 1 Peaches Grown By Times Square ' NEW YORK Just a little west of Times Square, a persistent man is growing peaches. Anthony Esposito doesn t plan to compete with the town's big fruit markets: he lust likes Ins own peaches. He had to wait for them. In 1040 he putf out five young trees in his backyard at 10th Avenue and 51st Street Four died. The survivor grew 15 feet but never bloomed until this year. The other day Esposito and h;s Italian - born father triumphantly gathered 60 peaches. PURSE TAKEN Mrs. Clarice Stewart, 2310 Broad- way St., Saturday reported that her I purse, containing $54 in cash, was ; stolen while she was fishing in the Willamette River north of Salem. She told state police she laid the purse down. ' Gates Open 7:15 Show at Dusk Now! Two sure fire musts on your show list! Out of the pages of the most amazing story ever written comes the ' mightiest motion picture of them all in Technicolor Cinemascope! Walt Disney's greatest! KIRK DOUGLAS JAMES MASON - PAUL LUKAS in "20,000 LEAGUES UNDER THE SEA" Plus They risk the corse of old King Tut when they get chummy with the mummy in the crypt! BUD ABBOTT and LOU COSTELLO "MEET THE MUMMY" STARTS WEDNESDAY ft' tfllWlIAll 1 T MAY MUNI i HS- U fc GEOfGE TOBIAS ANGELA CLAKKE Produced by Jart tea TArarltd br MtioUt Shrnliiii . Wrwmi tar tot Sctwb by KWriUt SUnba tnd Uck tm' IMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Sunday Dinner Virginia Baked Ham With Candled Sweet ' Potatoes Sour Cream Cole Slaw Hot Rolls and Butter 95' Roast Oregon Turkey . Dressing Cranberry Sauce - Sour Cream Cole Slaw - Whipped Potatoes and Giblet Gravy - Hot Rolls . and Butter 95' flwth 'J Capitol Shopping Center Air Conditioned jor Your Comfort - fiiifiiiiiinraiirinuniin 3 REBELS SLAIN ALGIERS. 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