f,-(Srr, 1!) Mat M.i.m. Sal. ui.Oir ,Tur , MjC 20, '0
Chief Kxpecls U.S. Reds
To Come Out in Open Soon
tr M IRTH toll:
WASHINGTON i MU ti
rnior J I'U'ir Hoover mtt the
ttirnrun ( (niirmiftie) party m
pi-iU In conie nut of liiillng la
nmii tlc-grrf I tin )rur,
The a r t y plans In redure Hi
tinilcrgroiind nrilimu, liHirr
s.id, "with Ihe ftrctlHin th.t
they will he able to come out inlo
nuiit open srtivily by rennm
of the general political lirxi
J hrre created n rrull n( I he
(.enrvs 'nnferrnre, toil whil
lln-y charartenre growing
understanding of (timmum.m in
this country."
At Ihf nig Four conference In
Geneva lut July th lluuiani
marie big pilch lor better rela
tion! with it Wrt. Wetcrn of
liruli have put It down 11 Soviet
re: re propaganda bcriunc no sr
I ill conreminni have been made
by the'RovicU.
Hoove r made hi italcment to
secret eion of the lloue Ap-
(ropriatwms Subcommittee on
rb. 1. The trancnpt wai made
public Monday.
The FBI chief Mid that during
the coming year the Communis
' party prnponri "to (artfully ex-
filmt the (Jrneva Four Power Con
crrnce with background effort
to defeat the. Internal Security
Act of 1850, the Smith Art, and
her anU Communist legi'sla
lion." "The party has rt aude i fund
to condurt an lnt?nive crusade
which will In t four to six month
to achieve thu objective," he
added.
I'm at Petittaai
Hoover laid the Red campaign
will include legal maneuver!
"acquiring eminent counsel to de
lend the party and Iti leaden"
-nd the use of petitioni, for
limn, mau meeting! and radio
broadcast.
"Their Uctici will be concealed
and will emerge through Com-
$34 Million
Souylit for NW
SJ
Flood Control
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WASHINGTON Oregon1!
Democratic memberi of Congress
Monday asked a house appropria
tions subcommittee to allocate
nearly SM million for Pacific
Northwest flood control and water
project!.
Sen. Wayne Morse, Sen. Richard
Neuberger and Rep. Edith Greeh
Voiced the statement.
The proposal included money for
IS projects for which nothing was
asked by the President. The three
Mid they were advised by the
Army Engineers that these proj
ects could be undertaken in the
year beginning July L ,
nuirtitt front organlaliiiM and1 lie mid (10 1 1 per rent are In
llirmit-h iihuIIi-iI Mural ?rmi , two ltelSew wllh II
Margarcfs
Wedding Conn
From Ilaly
wlmh Ihty are atle to inliMrne
ml llilrrr.f In their liililill,
Homer tnld I he leyifUlur"
000 t'ummum-u, and California,
wiih 3.1C2
"The remaining bulk of Com
llunln.rr rnmmunn.1. in this mi''lti in Ihr country U con
roiinlry now are oiiiiii l -d to to- rentrated in urtmn inriu.trisl
tul an.imi, Hoover reported. 1 arra," Hoover MHl
Malayan Dynasties United
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NI.W VOIlK - Margaret
Truman Momlay anninmcnl her
wedding date at April 21.
Mi laid her own gown had been
ordered from Italian drtigmr Ni
cnle Konlana Ihfetwi-eki ail", but
the didn't think Die detlgner knew
that ll n going to t her wed
ding diem.
She will wear a matching beii;e
hat and tril druigiu-d by John
rrederici,
The groom, Clifton Daniel, ii-year-old
aiintant foreign newt
editor for The New York Timei,
will have a brut man and two
unheri.
Mm Truman laid ihe could not
dicloe their namei yet, but they
will be "his old friendi." Daniel
did not attend the iu-wi conler
ence. She laid that her marriage l
;oing to make it "two and two'
m lar as rcligioui faith ! con
cerned. Daniel, ion of a Zebulon, N C,
drugglt, Ii a Buptist like her fath
er, and Margaret and her mother
are Episcopalians. "
' She said her mother Ii taking
care of all the plans for the wed
ding reception, and that Daniels
parents will stay at the Truman
home. ,
Mim .Truman also talked about
plans for their future home In New
York, saying that, too, will be sim
p,r "We will be apartment minting,"
she said, adding that they would
probably hove to hunt apartmcnti
on her husband's lunch hours and
irtay for a time In her four-room
nii'e at the Hotel Carltle, where
Monday's news conference was
held.
Man StimiiuiM xr
In Try lo (U to
Closed Library
JI RM Y n v. n j.
John Ituliy, 67, a eletalor
eralor at the mala library
here, ilmilled Ihrsujh deep
dilfU U get U hit Job Moa
day, II arrived al the library,
be rolUped and died of beart
ait, k.
The library was eUed be'
taue f Tie Mara.
Aircraft IniliiNlry
Wrkrr Accept
New GmtrnctM
WS ANGK1.KS on - A Iwo year
era of imluitrial peart iparked by
wage IncreaMi and other contract
benefits began fori large pad
of Ihe aircraft industry Sunday,
t'nitrd Auto Workers memberi
at three Douglas Alrcralt Co.
plants In'Ixing lleach, Calif., Tuc
son. Ariz and Tulsa, Okla , and
al three North American Aviation
plunls In Loi Angrlei, Krcsno,
Calif., and Columbui, Ohio, voted
to accept contract propoiali, un
ion officials announced.
Two weeks ago the International
Asm. of Machinisti accepted a
lxxkliecd Aircraft Corp, contrad
offer for 22.S25 work?ri t Bur
bank, Ma) wood and Talmdalc,
Calif.
The IAM has scheduled meet-
,ing for next Sunday to consider
the contract offer to 4.V0O0 other
Douglas workers at Santa Monica,
El Scgundo and Maywood, Calif.
The votes Sunday, said union
spokesmen, cover 30.000 Douglas
worker at Long Beach, Tucson
and Tulsa and 33.000 employes at
the three North American plants.
Firm Offers
To Auction
Air plan
es
Ol.ATIIi:, Kan of - Th Cri
Aui I urn to, wliii h tm i sold every
thing limit fliuli'i to linlni III
Its W) )eari tried a new pllih Sun
day, aiiplanei
The proiMMitiun was ilniple: My
your plane la the Olulhe Airport,
plunk (Jim a 1 10 bating lee, and
add a I per rent rotnmiMion If
your crate Ii sold, The firm adver
tised thu formula, and the auction
dale, In 14 alatri,
Km?) thing went according lo
plan except Ihe weather It wai
cold It rained. It ileeted. The wind
wai up and down.
At 12 30 p m , the scheduled
itart of lh auction, the Gross peo
ple were slill scanning the ikies
for customers. Only six planes had
ihown.
Then a group of loo would be
buyers and kibitzers moved from a
warm hangar to the wind-swept
field and auctioneer Hill Gross
railed for the first bid. This was
on a plane that belonged to the
now -disbanded Olathe Air Scouts,
Nobody knew Just how many
hours the machine had logged, but
it brought U7J. Two more planes
aold. lor r0 and W.500 repectlve
ly. The latter was flown to Olathe,
near Kansas City, from Denver.
Cross was undismayed by the
slender volume.
"1 still think it's a good Idea."
he said, "It ought lo be big busi
ness, once we get Into Ihe swing
of it. We Just didn't have the break
on the weather."
Gross said the firm will fry an
other plane auction next moolh.,
if th! ms:n:.i
I l r
1M lUh
ill .
r i i v i . i ir . I iii ii ii
3 '0,
C H. ti KmM T4m M,
"Gee, kids, Mommy'i chicken is ol
most as good os we hod down ot Joe's
dmer, isn't it?"
Cruel Sports Unit Raps Fox Hunting
More than a third of U.S. farms
have TV.
Six of Fifteen
Children to Wed
At Ceremony
V
CHATHAM. Ont. on - Six of Leo
Dorisers IS children want to mar-
So. at Papa Dorssers suggest
ion, foy daughters and two sons
will be married lo six other Dutch
immigrants of this community at
a sincle ceremony in the Roman
Catholic Church April 28.
didn't want a wedding every
week," Fapa Dorssers explained.
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SEKEMBAV. Malaya Prlare Abdul Hallm. 24. sea el the Soil a of
Jeah, walks with his bride, the Princess Bahlyah, after marriage
eremMy la the Malayan tawa f Serembaa March I. The 21-year-old
bride Is the elder daughter the ruler f Nefri SemblUa
stale. Caaple met la Eaglaad where ihe was studying sacial sclraee
al Nottingham I'aiversily a ad while be was al Oxiord. (AP Wirt
pbolal '
Sladles Surrey
Most of these are for studies
Mysterious Chief of Rebels
On Cyprus Called 'Dighenis'
NICOSIA. Cyprus UTi Who is over the nalion after World War
JC "d;iou, leader of the Cyprus rebels? But many of the senior British
No on professes ' to know .for officers and civil servants here
certain. No one has ever admitted doubt that identification. They say
' Dicthpni ic nrnhahlv rnmmittta
control needs of Oreqon rivers.
The trio also asked approximate
ly 9tV AfVl fnm U rknfAA DttFl
JT f.lW,VUV BUI UIC VIIX JUV1
. . .I . xepinff nim
"T "", I British - authorities have said 'of five or six men-possibly one
iLv,ri. k7( h. in mininn Hnii'DiKhenis If -believed to be" a from each of the major towns on
iJSfilSh iJ iC hl iBrWtrained Greek Col. George Cyprus. These Britons believe an
1"ease "u.8hiyirA Grivas. Col. Grivas led an ex- executive officer or a chief of
a I tl L.- t !
SiB" n 7dhT. nrnw. ' against the Communists in Greece campaign to some degree, but
llTZ vor thM afkTii hen the Reds'were trying to take they believe it is organized and
s-arted th s year. they asked W carrjpd QUt on oca , -
Graham Says
treme r i g h t-w ing organization staff may ' coordinate the terror
They do not rule out that Col.
Grivas might be the chief of staff,
but they say he does not fix policy
or decide alone on executions or
how the terrorism will be con
ducted. The"hCD"ur6uTgurelBrTh6derh
Cyprus gets his name from a leg-
million dollars twice the amount
asked in the President's budget.
Other major dams for which in-
frfittrnA funnel rurt inn mnnnv U'ae
arl;ed (budget figure in parenth-'?wlc Qlfti7f'iil
s?i included Cougar Dam, $2,450.- -"AlUS J1U til
000 ($1.500.000 and Hills Creek T
TJam,'"'$2.SOO".O0O" "($2,000,01)01. J gj lf2J
TBIeT.nw:Bl-in.J WASHINGTON - Evange- fndary P1 the B'u":
ji "ffi ilTJS rri pL? 1M Billy Craham said Monday ,tine Perlod' That D'ghen.s waged
ft. rL ih! tr?n Tk.H .L" th' Evince of Communism in an unceasmg campaign agamst he
InmLK'tl aVSS t Ut Asia has been slowed down to a Moslms the ironUer. of he
piopnation of $1,4jO.OjO. and $735,- .. . . R . m .Byzantine Empire. He was called
000 respectively. The President's ,' " l moti otm &etlWhen- Akritas-Akritas means
budget contained tWO.000 for John 2tarSX Inivfrsity "tu-1 frontier.
Day and (100.000 for Green Peter- i JJJjj; Pamcular,y i"'vsy u ,
W !f i.d'"e' , ! He 'told a news conference that rr 'a .a .
1(A l.?? dollars alone will never meet the. TrUCk AcCldeilt
asked in fte .400.000 sought by Communist intellectual appeal. . . . ,
the President for construction on ... -.h n inul. I onnolc W.L- frku
...... - ...... ? uin i vl
the Rogue River Talent Division lectua, nswer to communism
reclamation project.
Flood control examinations and
aurveys for which the trio asked
money included: Coos Bay $4,000;
Coquille River and tributaries.
$35,030; Crooked River. $16,200;
Klamath River, $68,700; Lower Co
lumbia River, $36,600; Lickiamute
River and Rickreall La Creole)
and that answer is Christianity,"
he said. ! "
Graham - made a 30,000-mile
evangelistic swing through seven
a M fl I
Slaughter ..House.
MINNEAPOLIS - A buge
V.-"fT. .3r'"-- i-7 ock truck plunged down a 50-
S.u iwuuKl.uuiu "Vft !. i- .KrK, W
foot ravine in suburban Mendota
Sunday, prematurely slaughtering
some 125 head of hogs and sheep
being driven to .the south St. Paul
gtockyards. "'"""""" ----
The animals, crushed and suffo-
Japan. He said more than a mil
lion persons attended his revival
services during the two months
Innr H visited Thailand.' the
Creek. $5,600; Rogue River and ; Philippines. Hong Kong, For
tributaries. $41,700; L'mpqua Riv-imn and Soulh Korea.
er. $47,100; Yamhill River, $31,500; Graham said that everywhere, c8,ed. cascaded from the trailer
Grande Ronde River and tribu- he went in Asia there was alarm ' fter garage crews used torches
taries, $35,100: Powder River-ind ! about the possible outbreak of to burn' open a gate,
tributaries. $34,000, .and general war in the Middle East. The driver, who told officers he
investigations and surveys, .$0.:' He said he reaghed the con- tell asleep at the wheel, walked
j elusion on his tour that there is away unscratched.
ono
Driica Work 1 j no such thing as a Hindu, or ar Rendering trucks using winches
Japrnese or an Oriental "mind", to hoist Ihe carcasses from the
They also a ked $12 000 for ad- ..Tht human soul is the same ravine took the dead animals
vance enginesrang and design work the worW over. he said., "The away.
v u.r vuiu.iium ver vnannei oriental is not different in his
navirauon program bet ween Van- llie i0V(( ,mb;tion, devotion and f Ki
cotver, Wash., and The Dalles, j .DjrjtUal needs." . , . ,h,v
Ore.
EDMONTON, Alb. un - Live
stock diseases spready by germ
warfare "could have as bad an ef
fect as the atom or hydrogen
bomb." says Dr. E. E. Ballantyne
of Alberta's agriculture depart
ment. He proposes an agricultural
-P, i'.ll.J,ht.!i,W; STOCK DISEASES MENACE
Hiam-ia tuppwiru (ncsium 111
budget requests, include: Colum
bia River at the mouth, $1,300,000;
(The Dalles Dam, $50.O06,0O0r Ho
Nary Dam, $6.000.000 ; Amazon
Creek. $100,000; Johnson Creek,
fino.030; Willamette River bank
nrnianeMinn C"Vaft AflA mintmnm
Lower Columbia fish sanctuary'. 5lviL rfens up
, fDO.000; Coos Bay. Charleston
H .rbor and channel. $439,000; Til
limook Bay and bar, glJOO.OOO;
Malheur Improvement District
f w.OOO; l'mpqua River, Scholfield
River at Reedsport. $54,000; Pen
dlgton, flood contrpl, HrOO0; Co
lumbia River review studies, $210,
000; l'mpqua River, Winchester
Bay, $3,800; and Deschutes. North
River. Haystack Reservoir, $!,
ive important modern kin s
have ruled more than 50 years
Haakon of Norway, Louis XIV of
France, Franz Josef of Austria-
Hungary, Victoria of England and
Louis XV of France, says the
National Gecgraphic Society, ;
Zcmo Great For
I.'diySWnRasIi
Zrma, a doctor' formula, promptly
rrlirvft itching of luriact tkia radie, 1
ecirava, pritllf bnt, aihli-u-'i loot
Zemo ttopi aerairhiag mi aidi
fmer briliac aad (leariac Bur Eilrm
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hunting from being declared Ille
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membership of 10,000 called upon
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