2-(Sec. I) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Tu., May 1, o6
700 Evacuated in
Floods in Texas Cities
5TEPHENVILLE. Tex. I -An '
uated from their homes in three nor damage. !
we central Texai towni Monday! A flash flood at Stephenville oc-1
Bight as flash floods filt during a curred on the Bosque River, fore-!
Bight of turbulent weather. tog evacuation of between 400 and ;
A small twister hit the Hovey'sOQ persons from low-flying parts
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Woes of Martha Raye
(Ptetare ea WlrepkU Page)
. NEW YORK Martha Raye,
by young Connecticut jhouSew. e is
by her dancer husband her fifth.
1 Disclosure tnai ine wiae-mouinra comediennes nusoanu, ju-year- v aiera were inciuaea in uie ev sc
old Edward Begley, is trying to serve a summons on her in a New uation. A number of residents ,
Vork divorce suit cam from Begley's attorney. Walter Pick. were on top of their homes when
Adlai Tours
Oregon, Asks
Ike Replaced
PORTLAND I Adlai Steven
ton, in a half doten talks spread
aver B hundred miles Monday,
asked for Oregon primary election
nrf uld rtlmnt of the
Boa Mia replacement oi ine
votes
nepuoucao uu.uuauamm m u.
Fall U essential
. ... ,
rTravelinj by car,
chiefly
through Democratic territory, on
hi way from Portland to Astoria,
bt said tha farmer "has taken the
' wont licking ha has had at any
time la IS years."
Stevenson said the decline in
farm prices has been more rapid
'than in" any comparable period
tinea the farm depression that fol
ded World War I.
The peace of the world "is an
uneasy armistice," be laid.
: And he asked, what kind of aa
economy la K "where one corpo
rationGeneral Motors makes
am Mwi MMtfil In MA VQP
" ..'1,
em quarter a au inc iaun 10m-
uiea. : v
He laid these things at St. Hel
ens. Rainier, Clatskanie and As
toria. And h laid too, "I want
your Vote." j
He and Sen. Eitei Kefauver are
a...ll .iaLla MifuiAf4 In tKa i
lSr soctbUc prlma-a
contest u which only regmerea
Democrat may vote,
D.
es
'Funeral aervicei for David 0,
Cogswell, Liberty Area resident
Who died Sunday night at the age
Of 71, will be 1: p.m. Wednesday
In Rigdoa i chapel, the Rev. E. O.
Kkright officiating. Burial will be
in Belcrest Memorial Park.
Cogswell wai employed in i Lib
erty canning plant, where he be
came ill and wai taken to a Salem
hospital Tuesday morning, appar
ently with, a heart attack. Born
April 24, ISM, in Iowa, he had
lived in the Liberty area south of
Salem tinea moving from Valen
tine, Neb., 32 yean ago. He was
a member of Fraternal Order of
Eaglet and Good Shepherd Luther
' an Church in Salem,
He leaves hit widow, Mrt. Judith
Cogswell, Salem! two daughters,
Mrt. Dorothy Pick, Downey, Calif.,
Mid Mrt. Carrie Erickson, North
Afrtci: ton, Bill Cogswell, Salem
brother, Myron Cogswell, Spokane,
Wash.; lister, Mrt. Mary Becker,
Healdsberg, Calif.; and six grand
children. Trigger Finger
Beats Drawing
Arm, Man Shot
tJEWHALL, Calif. lV-The man'
trigger fingers were faster than
hit draw. Consequently he's in
community hospital here with bul
" let woufidi Iff saetr ter
Harold J. Erickson, 28. of near
by San Fernando, stood in San
Francisqulto canyon Sunday,
bolster on each hip.
Practicing a fast draw, he grab
bed for his guns. Unfortunately he
squeezed both triggers before the
revolvers were unholsteren He col
lapsed, wounded in Dotn legs.
INDEPENDENCE OKEHED
CAIRO, Egypt Wl Egypt will
exchange diplomatic representa-'
fives on the highest level with !
Tunisia and Morocco, an Egyp
tian official source lays. France
has granted a measure of inde
pendence to Tunisia and with
Spain hat agreed to independence
tor Morocco.
HONE
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TH COURT-MARTIAL
OF BILLY MITCHELL
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TARGET ZERO
SMrM T,JeFW
THE BENNY
GOODMAN STORY
l.nntlantl C-HH .
O.Colgswell
Kit
c
eommunit between Alpine and
sued for alienation ioT affecting
also about to be sued for divorce
I
Adultery is the sole grounds for
divorce .n New York.
Pick's disclosure came as Miss
Raye's attorney, Shirley Woolf,
arrived from Miami by plane,
saying the had come to town "to
clean up this ridiculous mess
Sail Filed
Miss Woolf was referring
' J
suit filed in Westport, Conn,
where Miss Raye lives, by Mrs
of
Barbara Ann O'Shea, 20, wife
a Westport policeman who has
been acting as Miss Raye's body
guard in his off-duty hours.
The policeman's wife, who
gave birth to their first child 16
lW . ccuses the 3-year-old
.(n (k i. k-
hu - hg - j Roh-r. Q Shea J7 and
-
I giving
him money and costly
gifts.
ACIreta HOrniled
The only word from Miss Raye
came through her attorney, who
rdwMr T horfldnd
mocked Dy tne action and had no
romantic relationship with her
young bodyguard.
Mist Woolf said Miss Raye is
, , , , . - ,
a completely innocent victim of a
rih nn.hanrf b-bW. .iinm.v 1
said he could not disclose details")
of the divorce action, including0'
who would be named co-respond-;
ent.
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Addresses
pni:pp Mppt
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BEND-Effort, in Oregon toward
juvenile crime prevention were
commended here Monday night by
Governor Elmo Smith in an ad
dress to the City Police Officers
Association.
Pledging the interest and help of
state government in combating the
participation of Juveniles in serious
crime, Governor Smith praised
communities that have undertaken
constructive programs of juvenile
crime prevention,
It hat been alarming to note
the greater participation of juve-
niles in serious crime and it is
certainly better and also cheaper
to carry on activities which will
reverse this trend." he said. I
Governor Smith pointed out (hat
city officials now ire responsible
not only for suppression of crime,
apprehension of offenders, recovery
of property and so on, but also
they are expected to regulate auto
mobile use, cope with juvenile de
linquency, develop a crime pre
vention program, and carry on
many other significant duties.
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Flash
of the small city of about
100 familiei who were forced to
flee from their homes when a
winding creek broke out. of its
banks there. ,
Between SO and 7S persons were
rescued by boat some from roof-
trma. another flash flood hit
community of Valera. miles
; west of Coleman.
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; least I inches of ram fell at Ste-
phenv.lle. Estimates ranged up to
fl irwhec 1 at- Valors alcn iinrl
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iBrownwood had received approxi-
Imatr-lv S inrh l 11 n m And
the rains continued
Police chief LeS Taylor of Cole-
man said all of the residents of
they were reached oy Doais
1
Bomb Pieces
Explained at
Graham Trial
DENVER - The prosecution
sought Monday in the murder tri
al of John Gilbert Graham to
claim that bomb fragments were
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last Nov. 1. killing 44 persons.
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FBI agents testified about the
"chain of possession" of the tiny
bils of meta and carbon, intro-
duced last week and identified a,
fnllnrf a, ,h, .,,. .. np amnn.
, ,w.. m , :
Denver warehouse. Much of the
tn iiie uiclw- nave uren iu ui
FB, labor;torv Jt Washington.
time the pieces have been in the
The testimony was preliminary
th rf'u,rn to 'h,p stand Tues,daJ;i
'"'am asslstan'
" . ' r",s vn'
and
chemistry laboratory
Some of the fragments 4lready
have been described by witnesses
as "not common" to 0C63 airlin
ers or their equipment.
Dist. Atty Bert Keating refused
to anticipate Magee's testimony
other than to say it would be im
portant. Keating told reporters on
lv that the fraements are "non-
ferrous metal loreign to the
Fire Reports
Prove False
The peace at Salem Police De
partment Monday evening was
disturbed four times in 10 minutes
by reports of a fire on Commercial
Street.
All calls were made by the
same youthful voice, although
disguised in a different manner
each time and simulating great.
excitement, police said.
The caller would hang up when
asked for a more exact location,
and he ceased calling when
warned of possible arrest for
false alarms. -
"He was a fair to average ac
tor," the reporting officer duly
noted.
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WHIIAM JENNIFlt
HOLDEN JONES
ClNtw1xScoP
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State AW i in Brief
Probe Pressed
By Thornton;
'vjGirl Trapped
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V Jury investigation ordered
by Gov. Elmo Smith, after The
wic-guiuaii puuiiMiru a srnrs ui
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, ts b j,,,. mb t0
ukf om con(ro, of
, Thornton called in two reporters;
for he newspaper, William Lam-j
- a .ace J
(akH wj,h Thorn,on an(J hjs Js
Slslant Francis Wade.
The grand jury will convene Mayi
Pinard la Car
MILWAt'KlE. Ore. W
A teen
age girl was pinned in a ca Mon-
da after it overturned near here.
State .Police said Laynne Dicker-
son, 16. was taken from the wreck-
age by passersby. She was hos-1
pilalized with internal injuries and
multiple face cuts
Two other girls in the car were
,hr0Wn amT SU,fer'n,! KIeSTr, 'Ha
juries. All three were hospitalized
at Oregon City
Adlai Praisrs Barklry
SEASIDE - Democratic
presidential candidate Adlai Stev-
enson Daused in camoamninz at
mis coastal resort lown Monday
. n . n (ipam nf A nrn
... .
Barkley.
rkley. at Lexington. Va.. "a
great American has died-
ir n1m111.11 ii uiru niaii,
whose courtesy kindness and gal-
la'!t.ry nav aMea greatly to tne
PUb''C h" ' l T?'
Stevenson added I was en-
riched by his acquaintance. This
Is a VT
uiuttvj, iivi uiiij
for Democrats
but all
Ameri-
cans."
A mlfi- Rom
AlTllt IltllTI
Brings Top
Price at Sale
SACRAMENTO. Calif (AP
The 36th annual California Ram
sale ended the first of a two-day
event Sunday with 1,431 head
,plllnK
for an average $91 17,
more than $30 a head lower than
last year.
Top sale price was $750 for i
Suffolk single registered ram
consigned by Broadmead Farms
of Amity, Ore L. L. Madsen of
Livermore, Calif, bought the
ram.
Second high of the day went
to Melvin Preston of Le Grande,
Calif., for a Hampshire single
registered ram with a bid of $650
from Olsen Bros, of Spanish Fork,
Utah.
A C. Eoff of Salem, Ore , paid
250 (or . Suffolk from the Cal
jornja polytechnic College, San
Lujs ohispo.
sixteen miiioik single regis-
tered rams were sold for $5,800,
an average of $362 50; 19 Hamp
shire single registered rams for
$4,785, averaging $251 84. and 799
Hampshire range rams for $75,
785 averaging $94 85
Car Articles
Said Stolen
Three case of annarent larcenvi.
.
nf a nt i-i a r-occiriPC j,'itp mnnrtfn
"" ,: Marion,
to Salem police Monday morning
Theft of a set of dealers license strike IDLENESS I P
plates from Dewey's I'sed far l.ot,' . . ,
3080 Market St . was reported by ASHIN&TON - The Labor
no n,.mat nmnr,tnr hJ Department reported Monday
told police the plates apparently
were taken some time over the
weekend
Four hubcaps were reported
stolen by Karl Macomber. S.u N.
lflth St. Iwo were reported by
B. C Randall. 320 S. 23rd St. Both
thefts were from late-model cars:
and both were reported to have
occurred while the cars were park -
ru in iii.iii ui int uwuris nuues.
police said. Macomber estimated
his loss at $60 Randall estimated
$15 90.
CASCADE SWINGSTERS
SQUARE DANCE CLUB
Aumsville Pavilion
IVHY WEDNESDAY
EVERYONE WELCOME
ENDS
'THE MAN WITH
-PU!
"TWO GUN LADY"
RICHARD TODD JEAN
CaatDf ltMI k x rmOMONK SOUMa
First Leg
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Parked la the above traaiport tracks Maada? aa the tint leg a( a
"piggy bark" railroad Jaaat la
aoaadi ( eaaaed fruit Irani Orecea Frail Predare Ca. iere. The
shipmeat. comprising plants, cherries aad berries, was tracked ta
Portlaad, where the tracks were
(nil flOl'l 1 1111 1
Vtllll IV l. M. I till.
-p.
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Thousands of pounds of canned
fruj( (rom Fruj( Produce
jn Wes, Sa(1n )pft Monday on
a ' piggy back'' railroad trip to
Southern California points.
Approximately 170.000 pounds of
,
:
cherries and berries was
placed in Southern Pacific trans-
r, ,--,,. ,n(i h,i,H , pnrtanH
. l. t 1
K" ' .u u. u .v
nfll for lh. r.:i i-n-, soulh.
flat cars for the rail jaunt south.
..pi-. karl,.. urvir has Wn
"J b SP in tne past year j
providing better serv-!
lc( ,ur 'us,omer5-
, . . mL. ,
Ji,.n avnints- K&faiical f( thai rtv.
rlictant nsiinte tuwauc lL the rp-
a , ci, .
gi cairi s p c t u ui amp-
ments." said Mark Gehlar, opera
tor of the Salem fruit firm.
Gehlar said his firm has used
"piggy back'' service for the past !
several months but added that
Monday's shipment was by far the
argest to be dispatched in this
Migrant Labor
Study Wins
Va- '"V .....p (
Migrant labor took the spotlight
Monday night at a meeting here
of the Research Committee on
Migrant Labor Problems in Ore
gon The group is sponsored by
the Oreran Council of Churches.
Some 20 professional and other
wise interested persons endorsed a
study of the relationship between
migrant laour anu i-uiiuuuimy rvw
nomics to be conducted under Prof,
John Rademaker of Willamette
University.
Other research projects discussed
. .
rti'alt with housing a nO sanitation
(nr workers, health and welfare,
. . I .
reactlon 0f communities to pres
cncf 0f the migrant worker.
It was voted to invite two Polk
County legislators. Sen Waller
Leth and Rep Joseph Rogers, and
Dr. Daniel Wessler. Independence,
to a committee to survey com
parative migrant labor legislation
in other states.
The group plans to present a
hill asking creation of a special i
legislative committee on migrant I
worker problems Dr. Wessler. '
chairman of the research commit-
' lY71 '! ,-';,
.sion, wniin was nciu ai nil nuii'i
' . -
strike idleness during Ihe first
three months of Ihe year exceeded
any other similar period since
1""'
GETS JETS
TKHRAN. Iran i -The I'ni-
tnA C(n(AP l,n. np.n.nJ I tin 1... I
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ancs undpr (he mjl,ta ajd
igram They are ,ran.s first jeU
Woodburn Drive-In
Sunday . Manday Tuatday
In Cinamaacapa
'There's No Business
like Show Business"
Donald O'Cannor M. Manraa
. . lm . . .
"The Raid"
Van Haflin
Opan 4 45 Start Duik
TO - NITEI
THE GOLDEN ARM"
PETERS
Child care, latmr Utilization ana;". -" .-'"-"
I
of 'Piggy Back9 Jaunt for Fruit Begins
Saatkera California were I7l.aaa
placed aa flat can lor the rail trip
Theatre Time
Table
ELSINOKC
MAN WITH THE GOLDEN
ARM': 7 00 and 10 3
"TWO GUN LADY" : 04
CPIT01.
"CAROfSF.L": 7 2J and 10 OS
HOLLYWOOD
"COt'RT MARTIAL OF BILLY
MITCHKLI. 7 w and 10
TARCiET ZERO" . 0
NORTH IAI.FM PRIVI IN
BATTI t CRY" ilarrmt Van
Hrflin and Tib Hunlff
"EAST OF F.DEN " slarrlnl
Jame Dan and Julif Harm
iSnow ttarls at duskl
Writer Who
Cracked Theft
Faces Charge
HOI STON. Tex UP -The sports
. credited with rrarkinp a
,, , ., .
$300,000 burglary case still will be
IproMK'uted for rotlcry. one of !
urtims declared Monday
The fantastic case was sm.vhed
Sunday Monday, authorities had
. accounted for all but $40,000 of
the loot, and said thought they
could lay their hands on $13,000 ward racial segregation, but Fol
io $15 000 more som cntends he has always been
o-v . . . . for segregation
The sports writer is Pan 4ook. . ,. , r. .
. . ,. . , , , In the District ot Coumb a
and the wild and almost ncredi- , . . . ,
v.1 . ... ..... a c j Tuesday, res dents wi pick six-
ble story started on a Sunday. , , , ... ,
April 22 vote slates of delegates Both Ke-
- , , . fauver and Stevenson slates are
Tangled up is a burglary of a m tne running
closet safe of a wholesale baker. I
Paul Denny; the baker's report!
of only a fraction of his loss: an ' f 1 VMff
attempt by Cook and his fight pro-, I rQCll V TPPk !
nter pal, Jimmy Parks, to re. V4I OOII TT I VUIC3
cover the money; charges of rob-'
j. .
hery against the pair; and arrest:'l I Vnilrr.
! ana cnarging ot three men and
reco ry oi mucn oi tne casn
1 Charged with burglary and fel-
. uf ti - , t 1....
,""- Ult'1 'r "r .idi-... odii
i Antonio used-car dealer; Kdwin
1 llomlllt lr.nr nn hnnH r. . r
salesman; and Arthur Kckert, - ' "
San Antonio used-car dealer. . Monday morning at the intersection
Police Sunday recovered $'13 605 of "'Shway 223 and Monmouth tut
from the home of Marley. Securi-.0"- slate Pllce said
ties valued at $160,000 were found Dnv(T of a loaded sawdust truck
Saturday near where officers which police said was "totally
found Denny's safe. wrecked" was listed as Floyd De-
On April 22, Denny's safe was Lapp of Salem. Driver of the load
taken He reported to officers that ed log truck was not identified
$100,000 in bonds and negotiable immediately, police said,
securities and $10 000 in cash were The trucks ran through a road
taken After Ihe money was re- side ditch and came to rest at the
covered, he said a police officer ede of a field after Ihe 10 a m.
advised him to report the smaller
i once saia iney are un-
ah, to. carmine " gave Ut-n
1 nv tuu afi,
mat u nvt
State Praised for
Traffic Toll Drop
0regon prajspd bv ,he Na.
' timlal Safptv ( ounc, Monday for
i hcinff nn. nf 1 l:itpc thai re
duced its traffic death toll in the
first three months of this year,
Gov. Klmo Smith said
The Oregon death total was
seven per cent less than in the
similar period of last year wMle
the national figure was 12 per cent
higher.
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' it'A J E M-ATTCRS TONY MARTINEZ FRCDDIE BEll
1 111 Vf ! taw faiuuH mmo waimni aw na Htiton
Vkltt tali K" tOHHUOH USA OAfl AUN FKIO AUX lAiTrjH
.. . . .
I aeath. "Nggy bark" traaspartatlaa
' railroad aegaa pravidiag several
shipmeat was the largest yet seal
at traasaortatioa.
Beauty's Low Gown
Causes France Riot
CANNES, France Britain's
blonde rounded Dinana Dor.
appeared at the Cannes film festi-
"
Estes Returns
To Florida
Campaigning
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Estes Kefauver was back in
rionaa .vionaay. nimng one ena
of the campaign trail he hopes
will lead him to the Dempcratic.
nomination for President.
Alabama Democrats will elect
their convention delegates Tues-
day, but the most interesting is-
sue be,ore ,hem 'a ,hre,'ma,,
con,'st lor national committee-
man
Gov. James E
Folsom is op-
posed in the committeeman con
test by Roy ). McCord and C. W
i Kay Jr . and if no one wins a
majority Tuesday there ill be a
runoff May 29 Folsom's critics
accusefhim of being lukewarm to-
1 IJ J. ULIi5
;
Statesman Nfwt Sfrvtrt
nir r ac Orr Tu-n Inirkt uprp
pxt(in,ivp,v damasprf hut annarent.
v nnhnHv u-a ininreH in enlli.inn
c(),sjon, police said.
DALLAS MOTOR-VU
Dallas Salem Hiway
Gates Open 6:45 Show at dusk
Ends Tonight
"GOOD HORNING MISS DOVE"
tt
"JOHNNY GUITil"
STARTS TOMORROW
Susan Hayward. Gary Cooper
in
"THE GARDEN Of EVIL"
Cinemascope It Color
Second Feature
Kirk Douglas. Gilbert Roland
in
"THE RACERS"
rimemascope At Color
Hk
it a service which Seataera Pacific
meaths aft far easterners. Moaday's
aat ky Oregaa Fruit via that mode
' val Monday night in a gown that
propped from here to eternity. It
cuised a minor brawl between po-
, 'ce and photographers.
A h.rrln r.t l.rminJ nhntntl-
n iivi ui vi uviiiiniiiu viiv.v-
raphers crowded around Miss
Dors at the theater entrance. Po
lice, rushing to her rescue, cor
doned o(( the photographers.
The police are getting used to
the commotion surrounding the
busty blonde. They had to fight
off a crowd of autograph hunters
in the afternoon when Britain's
answer to Marilyn Monroe arrived
at her hotel in a convertible.
Monday night the shapely Brit
ish star swept into the theater (or
a showjnz o( ,hf Amer,can (lm.
..Th. Man who Knew tlm Murh
and lt uas Mme lme Mart the.
show could get under wav ,
Her gown was cut so low it
startled even the blase French
When the film was over, the
audience agreed that the Alfred
Hitchcock movie starring Doris
Day and James Stewart was
fine attraction
French critics rated it above
"I'll Cry Tomorrow. starring
red haired Susan Hayward, hich
was presented earlier
Lamkin Case
Continued
Walter S. Lamkin. Salem attor
ney charged wtih embezzlement
was arraigned in Marion County
Circuit Court Monday and his case
was continued for entry of plea.
Judge Prank Lonergan of Port
land set next Monday at 10 a m
as Ihe time for plea.
At the brief arraignment Dis
trict Attorney Kenneth Brown read
Ihe grand jury indictment charg
ing Lamkin with "converting to
his own use" $1,122 of funds en-
Ousted to hin. by a client. Mrs.
Mattie L. White.
GATES OPEN 8:45 SHOW AT DUSK
e ENDS TONIGHT
"BATTLECRY" And "EAST OF EDEN"
-STARTS TOMORROW
Patrolled by a Ruthless Gun Slinging Marshall With a
'Killer' Reputation! His Lightning Fast Gun Justice Was
the Terror of All Within Bullet Range!
RANDOLPH SCOTT
ANGELA LANSBURY WALLACE FORD
"A LAWLESS STREET"
- CO
Musie and Dancing Such as You've Never Seen on the
Screen Before!
FRED ASTA1RE-LESLIE CARON
"DADDY LONGLEGS"
In Technicolor!
LAST DAY! "CAROUSEL" Cinemascope 55 and Color!
"Hl'NTERS OF THE DEEP"
STARTS
TOMORROW!
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CLEO
MOORE
Auto Racket
Yields Coffee
Mixup in Brazil
RIO DE JANEIRO. Brazil W
A little racket in automobile im
ports has tipped off Brazilian au
thorities to a big racket in coffee
exports. The two together pose I
new threat for the country's pre
carious money stability.
The illegal import of automo
biles apparently is partly financed
by the coffee racket. The latter
appears to be costing the govern
rrent somewhere between 25 mil
lion and 250 million dollars a year.
The coffee racket, born of Bra
zil's elaborate control of foreign
exchange. orks this way:
An exporter ships out, say, 1,000
bags of Santos coffee Grade 2.
1 But he issues the invoice for the
lower Grade 4 The difference is
usually around H4 L'. S. cents per
pound $150 difference per bag
or $1,500 on the shipment.
The I'. S. importer pays the ex
porter for the higher grade. But
the exporter sells, Brazil, as the
law requires, only the dollars
are based on the lower grade.
Since he receives more dollars
this way he can use them to
buv cars in the lT. S. or he can
se thapm on the free market
Thfi jjfference is considerable,
; gov.rnment paV5 eruleiros
. ,v.pv ... ' . . m ...
' 1 . " ' " " " " " fc
sale of coffee. The free market
rate is twice this around 74 cnn
eiro? for the dollar. Thus the
crooked minority of exporters get
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Workshop
, T l 1
V etlIlCStia
Newly elected officers o( 54
Marion County Parent - Teachers
Association units will meet for
Countv PTA Council workshop I
p m Wednesday in Salem School
Administration office
F.dwin Boal of Salem, council
president-elect, will speak on
"What I Would Do if I were a
New President " and council com
mittee chairmen will offer sug
gestions to unit committee chair
men New officers will take office with
the start of the school year next
fall
Northwest league
BASEBALL!
TONIGHT THl'RSDAT
WATERS 7.ar L,
PARK 7:45 P-W-
SPOKANE "INDIANS"
VS.
SALEM "SENATORS"
stand 75c Bleachers 50c
'ferric
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