6-(Scc. I) Statesman, Salem, Ore, Fii, July 13, 1956
Administration Big Guns Carry
Foreign Aid Fight to Congress
$$IX TAR GAXJSR
By J. W. DAVIS '
-WASHINGTON OB Secretary
ol State Dullet, pleadini for
mora foreign aid money than the
house voted. Hid) Thurtdajr, "It
would be disaster" to relax now
it the fare of the threat of world
Communism. '
Dullei and Adm. Arthur W.
Radford, chairman of the joint
. efiieis of staff, went before the
Srnate Appropriation! committee
o(ie day after the House voted to
hlild Foreign Aid Appropriation!
U $3,900,000,000,
Radford tettifled that the "ser
Irtus reductions" voted by the
House, from President Eisen
hower's request for $4.900,000,
000, would "involve aerious jeo
pvdy to our security position
and might well lead to a further
weakening of the defense effort!
of our allies."
C4 SesaJee
The Dulles-Radford testimony
was reported to newsmen by the
committee after they appeared in
a closed session.
Toe most that the administra
tion can hop for is an Increase
in the foreign aid appropriation
to 14,014.000,000, the ceilinf set
In authorization legislation that
has already passed Congress.
Whatever appropriation the
Senate votes for would have to
be adjusted with the $3,600,000,
000 the House voted yesterday.
The summary of testimony
showed that Dulles told the Sen-
ale committee any appropriation
substantially below the four-
billion-dollar authorized ceiling
Diplomat Denies Shaking
Fist at Publisher's Widow
BANGKOK. Thailand. If) V.
S. Ambassador Max Bishop laid
Thursday, "I never shook my fist
lit sny lady's face In my life.
'He expressed amazement in in
Interview at published accounts
of a talk he had with Mrs. Robert
Bl McCormick, widow of the lata
publisher of the Chicago Trt-
fcine, at a dinner party in the
his me of British Ambassador
Berkeley F. Gaga hero May 21.
iBack from a round-the-world
tdur, Mrs. McCoftniek said in
Chicago Tuesday Bishop had
threatened to seize her passport
because she wanted td enter Red
China as a press observer.
"He put his fist in my face,
th en said that be controlled half
of the U. 6. Senate .and that be
would have my passport with
drawn if I continued to try te
visit Communist China, sbe laid.
"Meetly SedaT. J
The ambassador, a man whe
gestures as be speaks, comment
ed that be recalled tho after
dinner talk was "mostly Just
social conversation."
(And be differed with Mrs. Mo
Cannick's statement that be had
brought up the passport subject
abruptly by saying, "I under
stand you're -trying to get Into
Rrd China .... whyT
"Her desire to go to Commu
nist China was mentioned by her,
1 believe, for until she told me I
had no way of knowing ike
wanted to go," Bishop said.
ri-rU Nat Valid .
f I explained that American
t imports are not valid for travel
in) Communist China and added
that I would advise against her
going because it would be baa
ardous. "Although I do not recall any
reference to the Senate ia our
conversation, I do not believe
there is a single Senator or mem
ber of Congress under tho con
trol of any individual.
"I do not wish to become in
volved in an argument with such
a charming and gracious lady as
Mrs. McCormick and therefore I
have no further comment."
-Mrs. McCormick never made
the trip to China. She aald the
State Department later refused
her 'permission to go there as a
press observer because it was
feared the action "would cause a
precedent" I
would be Interpreted abroad af
meaning that Congress believed
the danger of Communist aggres
sion baa passed.
Caa't Assume VkUry
He said that while develop
ments in the world picture have
been favorable, "it would be a
diaaster if we were now to sit
back and assume that victory has
been won."
"It might seem easy to cut
dollar figures," he said, "but
theae have to be translatedJnto
people and places, and it Is "im
possible to select any area sup
ported by this mutual security
program that this national could
sacrifice without the gravest dan
ger to our own security.
"The cuts voted by the House
. . . could have a serious psycho
logical effect upon the nations of
the free world who would relax
their own great efforts if they
felt the United States did not
consider further effort! neces
sary." j
6
1 tXIAVl
gTtfl.JMS.51
MAT 93
Junta
H M-37-41 ji
MAY a
vM.J-30-4a
JUT 14
I 7ai
6 70064
M
ttwalwj
MA 94
SOT Z3
By CLAY X. POLLAN-
K Tmt My MM, Cd. K
, Antdimf t tin Inn. T
To develop messoge for Fridoy,'
nod sords correspondinQ to numbers
of your xodioc birth sioa
Tarfsy'1 31 Mr
2 Ml it bnpow '
3 St-iiw 3J Tp
4 4 Pxk 34 CaKH
5 Th, JJ Of
im 3 I"
7 U 37 Ue
a Th 31 Actwitaa
Vt 3 fCN
10 CMMM 40 MoW
II AdvtftiM 41 On
lM7-74 i
12 Oecaflumry 47 That
13 VoutmH 4J S-wn
14 Ot
l Tk
16 And ,
17 Cm
II ftotM
IV Vom .
30 Co
21 S.
22 Tout
2) Goo1
24 CouM
21 Aogtun
24
27 Aor
25 toml
2 Out
30 SmI
44 TKM
44 CaMOCtl
46 NlKtt)
47 Nm
41 Vvt
4
50 Odd
51 T
52 tnwv
53 Adwtf
54 T
55 Vim
5 A
57 Thot
51 Sock
59 iota
0
GooJ Airtn,
SI Ghot
3 On
44 Do
45
46 ahMnS
Thno
U Sx
Vox
70 Th
71 ChvtoM
72 Vout
7) Wrn
74 0.'nrt
75 Todoy
74 lemt
77 Rtcrwtion
78
TV You.
SO
SI And
12 Hon .
53 Pockdbook
54 I. It
4 erowxw
So Good .
7.0
as 5pom
a comxtt
90 Nolu
J 13
Nciinil
OCT. 34
NOV. It
4- 7- sf 1
5J547I 'M
usinssM
NOV.
DSC
1$-S3-4S1Y4?1
fea774imvsi
OK.
MM 2
n-i3.i6.S5afi
4
M7J76
UAH. 21
Fit
hM2-3t-49(J
men
' aovr.
3- S- 14,
1
TV Quiz jackpot
Not Worth While
- MODENA, Italy 11 Knto
Cambi must wonder if it was
worth it to hit the jackpot on
Italy's popular TV quii program
"Lascia o Raddoppia ' (Double or
Nothing).
Creditors seized the $8,000 he
won for answering geography
questions. Now authorities have
told him that nevertheless he has
to pay about a fifth of hia win
nings in income taxes.
THEFT PROGRAM
ST. LOUIS (VP) In riorlda
nearly five years ago Robert F.
Arteaga lost $71 to a reluctant
pickpocket, who promptly re
turned by mail Arteaga's empty
wallet and assured him he in
tended to repay him some day.
He recently mailed the money to
Arteaga, who then contributed
the money
program.
to a rellgfoiia radio
A record 4,758 book titles
published in Sweden in 1939,
Contrary to popular belief, por-
cupinea do not shoot their quills.
On the Greek Island of Rhodes
there is a "floral cafeteria." Pa
trons walk through the gardens.
snip off from the growing flowers
their own design for a bouquet.
They pay according to the num
ber and identification of the bios
soma.
SURGICAL
SUPPORTS
Of All Kinds, Trusses,
Abdominal Supports.
Elastic Hosiery Cipert
Fitters Private Fitting
Rooms
"Ask Your Doctor"
Capital Drug Store
405 State Street
Career of Liberty
Z'K Green Stamps
f
"Tta American
i
3'
Health"
Statistic! rocontly roloas
d, shew people exit mt
every 10OO are hospital
ized on an average) slay.
You can avoid hetpHalixa
rion and perhaps a seri
ous operation fen Hswnor
r h I e) s. Fistula, Fissure,
Prolapse and emor serioui
rectal disorders.
For appetntatenl call m
1MM
R. Reynolds, N. D.
X. R. Keyaelds, N. D.
1144 Center St.
Salesn, Oregesj
25CA
2 HP
CLINTON
ENGINE
10" ROTARY nOVER
Hade for Grants by a top
maker, adjustable cutting yi
to 2Vi inches. Lightweight
aluminum chassis very easy
to push. FREE leaf roulcher.
5 A MONTH
Omte ulsad by Orewts nd the ssewwfethwef
Pi! - -I) A
If 4 HI -f
-IIP
ur
TERRIFIC JULY
CLEARANCE SALE!
LIBERTY
'EXAMPLE SAVINGS'
SPORT COATS
Regular
$35 16 $45
HUNDREDS OF OTHERS.
In the Capitol Shopping I
Center
Lett of Free Perking!
We Give Green I
Srampi
Open Monday and
Friday 'til P.M.
Dine in the comfort of our
air-conditioned Oregon Room
this Friday evening .
. DINNER
CHOICE Or CRAB OR SHRIMP COCKTAIL, CHILLED TOMATO OR
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE SOUP OF THE DAY
. . 1I&F TOSSED GREEN SALAD, SOUR CREAM DKESSING
ENTREE
SPECIAL COMPLETE
PLATE DINNER
YANKEE TOT ROAST OF BEEF, Selected from Choice Beef fl.25 ' fl.C5
FLAKED CHICKEN AL A KING ON TOAST - l.M 1.4
OREGON CHINOOK SALMON STEAK, Broiled to a King"i Taste l.H IM
CORN FED PORK CHOPS, SAUTED PINEAPPLE RING . 1.15 US
BROILED PRIME TOP SIRLOIN STEAK,
SAUTED FRESH MUSHROOMS l.M , Z.M
BARBECUED LEAN SHORT RIBS OF BEEF 1.M 1.41
PAN FRIED FRESH TENDERLOIN OF SOLE, TARTAR SAUCE M 1.J5
FRUIT SALAD SYMPHONY, A Delectable Array of Fruiti 1.11 1.5
CREAM WHIPPED OR OREGON BAKED POTATO
BABY LIMA BEANS OR BUTTERED FRESH GARDEN PEAS
DESSERT
CHOICE OF SHERBETS
BEVERAGE
COFFEE. TEA, MILK, SANKA, POSTUM, ICED TEA OR COFFEE
LITTLE FOLKS DINNER 60c
HOT POT ROAST OF BEEF SANDWICH, WHIPPED POTATO, VEGETABLE
ASSORTED VEGETABLE PLATE (no spinach)
BROILED HAMBURGER (all the trimmings)
MILK OR CHOCOLATE MILK
FREE
STORE-SIDE
PARKING
FOR OVER
1,000 CARS
i msj tip. irNifNr-''"
- 1
bl J t -" . 4
ana m asaw .aeoasw ..asssasw - ..sannkw .aaassw aah. ..ssk. - .in
V.SSSSSBWiBLSHPSMWai ' """WWSMSBsaanaaaaanaiaaaaatJs I f r"i g i j i l gl n rTrTi?rirrnrif , I
3& j
Dcc7 Prizes ! ntfrcshmcnSsS Gpccial tor Prices!
...... i
mwsm
PmCyOWi PRICE t't
big
mm
SPECIAL
PRICES
All fircsf
Ailshosl
K1IAY, SAIUBSAY,
JULY 13, 14, 15
4MH',H. . -......I . m '
. . . t
I Gmb rrtrrtcii
JO
u
TSACZ-iri
ALLOWANCE
fC2 YOU2
CLDTiSES
SAFETY-S TUDELESS
tome fowwees troonl deslyn mt f ermerly come n stew
eon . . NOW WITH MUISE-UQWOUT PtOTlCTION.
SAFETY-S
TUBI TYPI ,
6.0O-1
Pins Tai and Your Rrtreadahle Tire
D)
Cf BSW Per
cs I:.t cs
122 Do'.Vti
L?LaUU ncLGCTon
JOIN Till SAFI DetlVCR LEAGUE
LTU
P (glLnKl
Each Person Driving an Automobile Into Our Station During
Our Big Grand Opening Will Receive From 1 to 10 Gallons of
Ethyl Gasoline Absolutely Free!
COME ONE, COME ALL . . . TO THE
us
P02GG
13
on
ENTER OUR BIG
Merchandise Drawing
Men's Wrist Watch
Portable Radio
ic Electric Frying Pan
Electric Deep Fryer
YOU NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN '
f -4 I
JJ ..1
.
I)
FIRST iti nusDEn - FIRST in tudeless
trin
FRANK TULLIUS, OPERATOR
5490 DALLAS ROAD
EAST OF INDEPENDENCE Y ON THE SALEM DALLAS HIGHWAY
. C3ALL(2)(2)DJS