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c. I) Ratcsman, Salem, Ore, Mon., April 0, ofl SAVE NOV CIIOOS2 F10,V EXTRA DIG ASSOIlTf.'ilfiTS :c World's i'F MANY SPECIAL PURCHASES, HUNDREDS OF PRICES Red Trading s " V 4 ' ' ",J ( WASHINGTON Ut - Sen. Me- Orllan ID-Ark) said Saturday Americani "well may wonder" , why U.S. Army divisions are need ed in Lurope to bolster Western defense if (ret nations (eel -cure enough to tell war-useful coods to Russia. The Senatt investigations sub committee which McClellan heads has bees conducting I critical study of a 1954 accord In which - this country agreed to a relaxa tion of embargoes on ust-west trade. McClellan con tends the ef fect of this agreement has been to strengthen "tht communist war machine." Administration officials, In atormy public hearings before the group, have argued that tne unit ed States agreed reluctantly to the easing of curbs in order to prevent collapse of the whole vol antary program of trade controls. Secretary of Commerce Weeks and other officials testified the controls still keep many strategic Itemi from being told to the Reds. In Senate speeches McClellan baa denounced administration re fusal to spell out publicly the details of the agreement. Weeks and others insist that to do so would violate promises to other nations and risk letting the Rus sians know too .nuch about free world preparedness. In an interview Saturday Mc Clellan harked back to the troops-for-Europe agreement a n d e r which V. S. divisions have been assigned to strengthen continental defenses against possible Commu ' list attack. " : President Eisenhower at a news conference Wednesday said the Us. forces assigned to Europe re there for what he termed in-i definite tenure. He said it never j was intended to keep uiertv there permanently. . Commenting on that, McClellan told a reporter that "to long as it b necessary (or at to maintain military forces over there (or the defense of Europe and the West, trade in strategic materials of war by our allies with Russia is Indefensible." ' Plans Made to Rescue Horse From Ridge' GUNNISON. Colo. 1 Eliiah't future appeared brighter Satur day. The big, shaggy horse, H was true, remained marooned on a mow-ravaged ridge high in Colo rado's Rocky Mountains. But ideas mounted (or bringing the dis tressed animal to safety. One suggestion was that set of snow shoes be made for the horse. N Another was that a helicopter , hover in the area and pick Elijah Bp by means of a sling. In this operation) the horse would be put I to sleep by chloroform and loaded ! Into the helicopter. ! Army officials at Fort Carson1 dismissed the idea of a helicopter j but tentatively agreed to under take a rescue operation by using now weasels. They said, however, they would withhold final plans until after op eration Lodestar Baker, the Army's winter warfare maneuver at Camp Hale, li over next week. Two pilots. Rocky Warren and Wallace Powell of Gunnison, dia- ' covered Elijah's plight last Feb ruary. Since then they have op crated a private haylift to keep the horse alive. So far Warren and Powell have dropped 13 bales of hay to Elijah, they plan to continue the airlift until the horse Is brought to safety. Crash Kills Newlywcds CHILUWACK. B.C. If) - A young Vancouver couple, married only Friday, died near here Sat vrday night. Their small car missed a curve, dropped 200 feet to railway tracks, exploded and burned. Police Identified the victims as Winiam Drew DeGeer, 22, and his 10-year-old bride, the former Beu lah Lynda Gibbs. Mrs. DeGeer died outright In the burning car. Her husband was thrown clear, but .died an hour later in Chilliwack hospital British Against NefiotialionsWitli . Exiled Bishop NICOSIA, Cyprus If) Sir John Harding, British governor of Cy prus, says he "could never recom mend that negotiations be taken up with Archbishop Makarios gain." The archbishop, head of the Greek Orthodox Church in Cyprus, was exiled to the Seychelles Is lands in the Indian Ocean last month after negotiations on self- government for the island col lapsed. Harding charged the arch bishop was abetting violence the campaign of Greek Cyprlots for union with Greece. . .., Harding, a field marshal, said In an interview the problem f'lf government was under contin ual study, but no negotiations could take place until the cam paign of violence of Eoka, the un derground organization ot reoeis, la utamDed out. The explosion which followed Archbishop Makarios's expulsion from Cyprus actually was milder MWJMMP ''Wm, Sot WW "m J"f y-s: m g1 y t"A,r -. it . lrvfl,"4 r if x li Wards Biggest Sab When AH America Shops and Saves at Year's Lowest Prices! 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