12-(Sec. II) Statesman, Salem, Or, Sun., July 29, '56
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GOP Keynoter Langlie Termed Political
Paradox, Asks Less Government Activity
Editor's Note: Gov. Arthur B
Langlie of Washington is s man
of deen religious feelings, s firm
believer In strong local govern
merit and one of the top vote-
eetters in the Pacific Northwest
An ardent supporter of President
Eisenhower, he has been chosen
to keynote the Rppubliesn Nation
al Convention next month, a new
role for a veteran campaigner.
By LEROY HITTLE
0LYMPIA jfi Gov. Arthur B.
Langlie of Washington was lam'
basting the Democrats when
someone In the back of the ball
shouted:
'Tour it on, Art."
Langlie, a master of timing,
stopped, grinned, and waited for
the laughter to die down. But next
month may well find him doing
the same thing, when he keynotes
the Republican National Conven
tion at San Francisco.
The governor is something of a
paradox, a politician who believes
in as little government as pos
sible.
"I firmly believe," he has said.
'that government should tackle
only those jobs which citizens by
Individual or group action cannot
do for themselves ss well or bet
ter."
Opoeeed Bureaucracy
Throughout his political career
Langlie has opposed spreading
federal bureaucracy with a vigor
that borders on the religious. This
is not surprising. Blue-eyed, open-
faced and with a fringe of gray
hair, the Republican keynoter is
a man of deep religious convictions.
Minnesota-born son of Norwe
gian immigrants, he regularly
teaches s Sunday School class in
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his church (United Churches-Fed'
erated) here.
When confronted with a tough
problem, be seeks the right so-
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OLYMPIA, Walk. Gov. Arthur B.
Langlie el Watkiagton, Rrpubll
eaa eeavenUoa keynoter.-
Seized Gold
Forfeited to
Government
PORTLAND UP, Federal Judge
William G. East Friday ordered
gold bullion, valued at about 5.
000 and seized here by Secret
agents two years ago, forfeited to
the government.
The gold was found In a down
town hotel July U. ISM, when
agents arrested woodrow Wilson
Atwood and Stephen G. Crippen,
both of Medford. Atwood was
charged with possession in viola
tion of the gold reserve act. He
pleaded guilty and was placed on
probation for three years.
Crippen was acquitted, as was
Wilbur M. Walls, Southern Oregon
hotel operator, who was accused
of owning the bullion.
FIRST KOALA TWINS
SYDNEY, Australia I Koa
la bear twins have been born in
Koala Park here for the first time
since the park was established 27
years ago. These small tree climb
ers prefer to have their babies
one at a time.
swer is prsyer. A Republican
Journal described Lsnglis's deep
religious nature as "bis most no
table characteristic.
He doesn't smoke and he doesn't
drink.
Langlie, who was M yesrs old
Wednesdsy, began his politics! ca
reer 21 years sgo when he was
elected to the Seattle City Coun
cil. Within five years, he wss
twice elected mayor of Sesttle
snd then governor.
An attorney by profession, he
Is governor for the third time.
At the same time he Is campaign
ing for the U.S. Senate seat held
by Warren G. Magnuson ID
Wash.) Yettngett Governor
His election ss governor In 1940
made him the state's youngest
chief executive. He was 40 at the
time. When he was re-elected In
1952, he became the only man In
state history to serve three terms.
He Is running for the Senate
with President Eisenhower's bless
ing ss part of the Republicans'
overall plan to wrest control of
tho Senate from the Democrats,
In 1949-50 he led the fight
against the proposed Columbia
Valley Authority on the grounds
it would place the economy of the
Pacific Northwest In the hands of
three President-appointed . com
missioners not responsible to the
people of the region.
"I sm s firm believer that we
should have more governmental
authority at state and local lev
els." he has said.
As recently ss last month, Lang
lie implored the governors of the
other states to "face up" to their
full responsibilities st the stste
snd local level to prevent federal
encroachment.
Ceafereace Chalrtnka
As chairman of fhe National
Conference of Governors. Langlie
said there has been "an appalling
number of cases" where a com
munity problem, uncomplicated to
begin with, has been shifted from
City Hall to the County Court
House to the State Legislature to
the nation's Capitol where It ar
rived "in its most complicated
snd expensive form."
Langlie won his recent battle
against federal construction of a
high level all-purpose dam at
Hells Canyon when the Senate
killed the bill. .
He maintained It would cost
more and produce less thsn three
low level dams planned by Idaho
Power Co.
' "It's not a legitimate dam." he
declared. "It's a politician's
dam."
The Republican keynoter's pet
hata Is communism and Commu
nists. "Our freedom Is too precious
and has been purchased at too
big a price to take further
chances in America with those
who play footsie with Communists
snd their dupes," he said la a
campaign speech.
Aceasea Reds
He sccused the Communists of
attempting to bankrupt the stale
of Washington by pushing through
sn ultrs liberal welfare program.
When he went to the people te
tighten the program with a new
law that would provide for the
aged and needy only, Langlie de
clared: 111 be doggoned If I'm Inter
ested in taking care of every lazy
lout and chWler snd grsfter all
over the state."
Ills new law was adopted snd
welfare costs dropped.
An ardeift supporter of Presi
dent Eisenhower, Langlie was ens
of the first to advocate his nomi
nation ss the Republican candi
dal e la 1952. In that same year
Langlie victoriously spearheaded
the Eisenhower drive for a "fair
play" amendment ever seating of
contested delegstes st the Chicago
GOP convention. He will be up
front sgain in San Francisco.
Senate Fails
To Act On
Interior Aide
WASHINGTON I") - Trie neml
nstion of Wesley A. D'Ewart si
an assistant aecretary of the in
terior withered Friday night as
the 84th Congress adjourned with
out the Senate approving tt.
The Senate Interior Committee,
which had been given the nomina
tion for recommendation, never
held a meeting to vote on tt:
The Interior committee is head
ed by Sen. -Murray (D Mont),
whom D'Ewart failed to unseat
in a bitter 1954 campaign.
Murray Insisted however, that
the 1954 campaign had nothing te
do with his opposition to
D'Ewart'i nomination. It was
D'Ewsrt's record while la the
House. Murrsy maintained.
D'Ewart has been serving la
the post since last fall, when Pres
ident Eisenhower gave him s re
cess sppointment. Government st
torneys, ssid that D'Ewart'i job
and pay ceased when Congresi
adjourned because of the lack of
Senste confirmation.
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