U.S. Urged to
Allow More
Sales to Red
By SEYMOUR TOPPING
PARIS Ifl Britaia Dressed the
United States anew Thursday to al
low easing of Western bans on sale
of strategic goods to Soviet Russia
and Red China. '
Responsible diplomatic inform
ants uid British Foreign Secretary
Selwyn Lloyd raised hte issuea
political hot potato in this U. S.
presidential election year in a
conference with U.S. Secretary of
Mate Dulles. j
British and American delegation
spokesmen said the two also dis
cussed the North Atlantic Treaty
Organisation (NATO) council meet
ing opening here Friday and re
sults of the April visit to Britain of
Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin
and C o m m u a i 1 1 Chief Nikita
Khrushchev.
The Kremlin leaders dangled be
fore the trade-hungry British a
package offer to buy up to $2.0,
000,000 worth of goods, both stra
tegic and unrestricted, over the
next five years. Prime Minister
Eden's government spurned the
part of the offer dealing with stra
tegic supplies. ,
More Prrsiure
But Lloyd came to Paris with
instructions to review the trade
embargo with Dulles and to ex
plain that mounting pressure is felt
from British businessmen and
legislators for more business with
the Communist world.
On other matters, British and
American informants said Dulles
and Lloyd agreed that the North
Atlantic Treaty Organization
i NATO) must be givtn a quick
shot in the arm through expansion
of its economic and political tunc
tions.
To Cranier Russians
The two statesmen indorsed the
view, now apparently common to
the members of the 15-nation alli
ance, that NATO must adjust tac
tics to meet Russia's worldwide
' trade and aid" offensive in neu
tralist areas of Asia, Africa and
the Middle East.
Dulles and Lloyd will put their
ideas before the council tomorrow.
It is likely the council will turn
over sll the proposals submitted
along these lines to s subcommit
tee of three to five foreign minis
ters. This committee would have
instructions to report back in he
fall with a practieal policy.
The informants said the United
States, Britain and France are
agreed NATO should be used to
harmonize aid policies, but actual
delivery of help to underdeveloped
countries should be left to outside
agencies.
TilTr3 (1 (r1 ri
J 11 VaiU Va U I
t ' ...
Statesman, Salem, Ore., Fri, May 4, 56 (Sec.
OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY 12:15 TO 9 P. M- OTHER DAYS 9:30 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M.
If II I
. . n- n n n s? r n
SfflnOno onlxlf
.7' " m. ... ' mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmma - - m
SMI!! HiW0ll '
r- mi - w.'' - ,r"cV' -
in
! ! '
if- '
SV- If .! "
popular colors:
frost, Danube blue, mint green, jet gray, matador red,
cedar tan, Burma brown.
3o different styles and sizes:
week enders, overnight cases, pullman cases, train
cases, wardrobes, hat and shoe cases, tote-all. Men's
and women's styles.
Convicts Have
Wide Choice
Of Reading
INDIANAPOLIS I - The state
is making sure that convicts at the
Indiana State prison have a wide
choice of reading matter. In fart,
the inmates will soon have at their
disposal, "Healthy Babies Are
Happy Babies."
That's one of 100 books to be pur
chased for the prison library.
Other volumes are "How To
Make a Success of Your Marriage
and "Psychology of Sex." And then
there's !'Sex and Temperament in
Three Primitive Societies .
Ranging farther afield, there will
he books about the birds and the
bees plus "The Life of the Spider,"
"How to Know Wild Flowers," and
"Handybook of Gardening " Anoth
er book tells the inmates "How To
Know and Predict the Weather "
But one volume may be particu
larly interesting to convicts who
are none too happy behind prison
bars. It's called "Flight Into
Space."
The prison is st Michigan City.
District of Columbia
'Home Rule' Urpecl
WASHINGTON -Rep. Polly
i R Wash i asked Democrats and
Republican house members this
week to join him in an effort to
force from committee a bill to
grant "home rule" for the Dis
trict of Columbia,
He said the bill is being held
In the House District committee
by "Southern reactionary Demo
cratic members."
In signing a petition to take the
bill from committee, Pelly said
he considered his action "sym
bolic" inasmuch as it was taken
on the day when district residents
went to the election polls for the
(irst time in 82 years to vote for i
delegates to national political con
ventions.
JOINTS CLOSED
BHOPAL, India - Policemen
now blow the whistle at midnight
--daiMg-girJsd-Jheiriiuji-1
tomers in Bhopal I red light dis
trict. The girls are protesting the
new quitting time, contending the
joints don't start jumping until
midnight.
u
f Hr 1 I X
t 1 1
ftmmi4 g g W g I
J? ij-";.'' --;"T i , '
i I s: . .f XI --1
I I, . J I r r'v . - J
7"jKt., Vv it N W:L
$50,000.00 worth ---a full carload to sell at
8.87 to $26.38
reg. $17.75 to $52.75
One of the greatest luggage events the Northwest has ever known . . . timed
right at the beginning of the vacation season ... a terrific special purchase from
one of the country's best known, nationally advertised makers of popular light
weight luggage. Newest styles, including regular and the recently introduced
"soft sided'' luggage. Minute imperfections . . . difficult for an expert to detect
i
. . . in no way impair the beauty or durability of this luggage.
Finest construction:
top quality chrome hardware; smart interiors pf Cela
nese taffeta in harmonizing colors; convenient pockets
for packing small articles.
Buy matched sets:
most sizes and styles are available in all seven fashion
colors . . . shop early and you can get a complete set
in matching style and color ... or complete the set
you now have with matching pieces.
No Mail or Phone Orders
LUGGAGE-STREET FLOOR
(o)(o)c
(o)(o)
'
iK
I
r
a I .. V
reg. $1.89
BEACH BAGS
reg. $1.49
SHOE RACK
88
88
A huge assortment of styles
and colors to complement
your summer outfits and piay
clothes.
Door style shoe rack of sturdy
metal construction. Holds 6
pairs of men's or women's
shoes.
reg. $1.00
BLOUSE RACK
88
Swinging arm metal rack . . .
holds a half dozen women's
blouses or men's shirts with
out crushing.
reg. $1.29
TV STOOL
88
Children and adults like this
wooden stool for watching
TV, Removable legs for easy
storing.
MOTHER'S DAY
BOX
CHOCOLATES
l20 . 500
Johnston and Societe
SCHAEFER'S
DRUG STORE
Open Daily 7:30 a. m. to 8 p.m.
Sundays, 9 a. m. to 3 p. m.
135 NORTH COMMERCIAL
NOTIONS-STREET FLOOR
mlel 9 Joz-ficlureAdndom upto-26Jeeiuide!
DACRONTRISCILLAS
With fabulous Dacron you can have the lush beauty of be-ruffled priscillas with
out a worry about tedious ironing. Here are crisp curtains that stay crisp through
out tubbing after tubbing . . . and never need more than the merest touch of
an iron.. Sun-resistant, quick-drying. Extra full ruffles, 8Vj inches deep for ihe
look of sheer luxury. Soft, all-white color. Easy-on-your-budget sale prices'
tilt, tath tltlt r- P""' F,ir '" " "'
65"x81" $10.98 . $6.99 1 63"x8 1 " $39.98 $29.99
92"x81" $19.98 11.99 202"x81" $54.98 $39.99
125"x81" $27.98 17.99 260"x81" $69.98 $54.99
- i
FREE STORE-SIDE PARKING
FOR OVER 1,000 CARS
i' :'t u
ssMaWsllMkesWilHsaaf -jt0tiidt" j
reg. 75c
PANTS CREASER
2 prs. for 88C
All steel, polished, tarnish
proof Child s or adults, ad
lustable Creases trousers
without ironing.
reg. $1.69
SHOE BAG
A'trar ve quilted plastic shot
bags, assortment of color.
Holds 6 pairs women's or chil
dren i shoes.