2-($c I) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Mon., May 13, '57
Ike, 'Monty' Question Tactics
Of Top Civil War Commanders
By DOUGLAS
GETTYSBURG
B. CORNELL
Pa., My 11 W
President Eisenhower and Field
Marshal Viscount Montgomery oil Montgomery nodded agreement.
Britain refought the battle of Get The two old friends and eom
rysburf today and agreed the Un-1 rdes of World War II traced the
ion and Confederate 'commanders "rs f combat in the epic Civil
should have been "sacked."
But Eisenhower tempered his
hindsight a
bit.
"If some of the generals who;
fought here were alive today," he
Senators Demand Ike Cut
Down Foreign Aid Funds
By ERNEST B. VAPTARO
WASHINGTON. May 11 uP- A
powerful Senate committee called
on President Eisenhower tonight " Mv n on ln "esiaem s
to Kale down his foreign aid pro- j recommendations
ram to even lower levels I Eisenhower u iskmg tl.WO.MO . -
It recommended continuance of,600 provide planes, tanks and
military and economic assistance. olir arms to allies, and 900 mil -
but in an amount below the .'"on defense supports for those
SJ.MO.OOO 000 urged by the Presi- countries In addition he wants
dent last week when he lopped
sot million dollars off previous
requests.
The report was made public by
a special committee made up of
all members of the Foreign Re
lations Committee, phis the chair
men and ranking members of the
Appropriations and Armed Serv
ices committees,
It called for tighter co-ordina
tinn and a streamlining of thi
via ln , A r rr ,r. r. I n t n I
crease their effectiveness as
:
military defense and to lower
their total coat to the U.S. tax
payers.
Tht report came as the Presi
dent continued preparations for
two nationwide radio-TV appeals
in behalf of his embattled 171.
gOO.MO.OOO budget. The first is to
be made Tuesday night. The sec
ond is scheduled for the week of
May 19. and will be devoted al
most entirely to foreign aid.
The committee, of which 19-year
Id Sen. Green D-RI is chair
man, did not set a specific figure
Clues Lacking
In Plane Hunt
SAN FRANCISCO. May 11 -Military
and Civil Air Patrol
planes searched today for Gene
Berkheimer. 27. San Leandro.
Calif., baker missing on a (light
to Yakima. Wash
Hamilton Air Force Base offi
cers said Berkheimer took off
from Hayward, Calif it 5 i m
Friday in his private plane and
was not heard from thereafter
Toe team it covering onnern
CaUfomia and Oregon. Berkheim-
t4 . n,.ka
The search it covering Northern
He was flying to Yakima to '
vuit hit parents. Mr and Mrs
Clark Berkheimer. and a brother.
Glenn.
Civilian pilots fanned) out from
nree airports in Oregon in . 1 ) n 1 1
searching the usual fight route for.UT I "Z 01111011
planes bound to inland Washing
ton. The pilots operated from
Klamath Falls, Redmond and The
Dalles. Weather wat good f t r
searching, but pilots reported no
sign m we missing nier
uio Overturns,
Teen-Ager Dies
CHEHAL1S May 11
- A
eaupe carrying four teen age boys
went out of control while trying
te past another car on a curve
late last night, and crushed to
death Tony Kiuiet. 17 of Doty
The accident ewirTed near
Boiitfort, II miles west of here
about 1 1 45 am
Sheriff's officers taid the four
boys, all of the Doty area, were
in a coupe driven by Leo Girotki.
17 When Giroski attempted to
paas another car full of friends,
he lost control an t curve tnd
the roup overturned in t ditch
Kaixek wis throws out and
pinned beneath the wreckage nment to the services. But be
Girotki was unhurt The other yond that we can't cut "
two boyt. Larry Totliver 11. and
Gary Petersen 17. were hospital yyv 4 W-w
tted with minor injuries J,OOU Airmen VOW
The trtllic fatality was Uwis J0 Oyif Profjrtlty
County'! teventh of the year j '
' I LONDON Mav II i-Manv of
1 1 ono t S airmen who attended t
Red Group in Red
LONDON Mav 12 iP-The Bnt 'onay pieogeo tnemseivr, to re
tsh-fWnet Friendship Society ran 'rain in the future from lapsing
inta the red last year profanity The t?oIu!ioti was
The toriety s treasurer, the made after an 1 address on the
Be Henley Evans today re needletsneta of swearing The
ported a deficit of 11.719 lor 1M Mats was celebrated hy the Re-
eompared tt t lite balance the fiarlet Devers. Air Force chap
previous year lain
U. S. Scientist Said to Find
$50 Million in Sunken Gold
MANILA Monday May 11
A PyiihemiM oa tartlrf die
palm tnrttv rotted that an
Amnran srim,l had discovered
SO million dollars in . gold hullim
rink in taulhera Philippine
iters
Poiiee Btfinait and other gm
ernment ewirre. a Mamla sad
they had m rneif.rmttine of the
The PNS ditpatrh from Jnlo Is
land ia the Vj'o Arrhipelaga
ixited ' authoritative aowrret on
BeiM Ulend and idnt-(ied "h
American at Prof Horare Psm
er H taid the treasure at he.
lieved ftuad ra a Japanese ho
patnl tMp sunk bv 4-waa
pltjaea during World War I- i.ora
trati of tht wrort wat vn
Kse4HSoa Saaogte taaotss
TW PNS ttnry 'he goid
tealbe reonetedly wat rnmaiiMd
at three garsea,
I ftaavar areawntly in the
i told Montgomery, "they probably
would hvt criticized the way we
(ought
!ar Battle o( 183. first on
n electric map, then by car and
afoot.
The two stood alop Gulp's Hill,
a rocky, tree covered peak,
(or foreign a.d reductions. But the
foreign relations committee wiU
consioer cms wnen u sians near -
tl. 0(0.000.000 in strictly nonmili-
tarv aid. of which 500 million
would be applied to loans for eco
nomic development.
Air Force Plane
Crashes at Sea,
2 Aboard Saved
SACRAMENTO. Calif . May 1J
jf A B5 Air Force bomber en-
route from nearby McClellan Air
Force Base to Hawaii crashed at
sea today about 1000 miles
off the coast. McClellan officials
reported.
The two men aboard bailed out
and were picked up uninjured by
the Coast Guard cutter Wachu
setts patrolling on Weather Sta
tion Nan
The Coast "Guard in San Fran
cisco said the Wachuetts it being
relieved Monday by the cutter i
Ponchartrain and will proceed to,
Honlulu with the two men. ar
riving Thursday
The two were identified as Ma)
Peter Cotetlessee. tht pilot, and
Ll Jayle P Johnson, the naviga
tor It was reported as a classi
fied mission.
In Honlulu the Air Force said
the plane was one of three in a
flight from McClellan Ar B to
Johnson AFB. Japan, for the Ird
Bomber Wing A spokesman said
the crew decided to jump because
the plane had an "excessive fuel
consumption
ul ..A I
""""'"i"'"" "r""r'
g" bac to McClelUa nor reach
Honolulu
Adams Believes
Budget Can Be
WASHINGTON. May It uf -President
Eisenhower's top assist
ant. Sherman Adams, believes a
k,w4a4 Mil a! ( mm
one to two
Mt interfere
bllon do,,r, ..,
with the quality" of government tnd Ellis wat being held for ob-
services itervation. I
Adams' views were given U! Also tretted for lacerationt wit
Rep Keating RNY in an inter Betty Jean Dierkman Salem R
view recoroeo ior telecast tooay
over a network of upstate New ,
,ork stations I
Adams did not specify whether
the rut could be made in new
anornnrtilmna lor the lOrJ fiscal1
year, which begins July I. or in !
... .
government ipenomg lor mat pe-
nod The Presidents budget pro -
vtdes for spending 171 .WO .Ono OOfl
and tor new appropriations of
173 300,000 000
Eisenhower recently told Con
gress that tl (no 000 000 in pro
pned new appropriations could be
deferred And the House already
has rut ft 200 000 OAS from new
appropriations requests
In many instances. Adams told
heating the budget ran he rut
bv Congress "without serious del
'solemn high Mass tt the Roman
. , . . . , ,
(a holi, cathedral of We.lmin.ier
onthera Philippines He was
"" " ' ' '
odltmi which went to
the Sulu
fthnttn , rofiert speri
m,n, iB(j .jn, lfM) do under
oner ohoerv lHoen and pneso
grtphy The eipeditioa wat spnn
wired hv Vrt Flea nor King
wetiihy Honolulu resident. ,
Polaoer Wat Faroe
I Stnhert Tn tnhropolof it
n 'he Philippine SatMvstal Mn
.irr and t memher of the ei
prdiiMMi total the Manila Bolletia
Mn h ng rliemieaed Palmer is
dsv. afiee the anentifie turey
atan1 bnnim rtlmet mauled
hat the groJt) romhine its srvea
tifw- t idiet wi'a treooiire hm
ing Mri King insisted that the rs
pditawi heile1 he ourely orieei-tifx-
the Rqlieie tad
The peeji'e '10 hed at work
at meaath tnd 1 r s e 4 to
Marn i Mrs k rg returned te
, rtoeatfctea.
climbed M steps up an observa
tion tower, then came down to
look around this right flank strong
point of the I' mon line.
Newsmen asked Montgomery
whether be stiU thought Gen.
George G. Meade and Gen. Rob-
ert t. Lee. the rival Northern
and Southern field leaders, should
hive been sacked
"1 would not have fought the
battle that way myself," the wiry,
89-year-old Montgomery replied in
his thin voice.
"If you had. I'd havt tacked
you." Eisenhower put in.
Top. Ueateaaat
Montgomery was one of Eisen-
hner'a ton lieulenanla whilo the
Ulter , ,upreme commindr
of Allied forces in Europe in
WorW Wlr ,,
i prom mong tn, boulders of
iule Round Top thf k anchor
, o( tt NortherB (orce, Einhow.
.,. wreM th
1 opf 9 p,4in mhtff ornVrnj
GeB Gore Picket, jB(0 , gaj.
utite cha J( he
strong center of the Union line.
"Why he would have gone
across that field. I don't know,"
the President mused "The man
must have got so mad he wanted
to hit that guy with a brick."
Newsmen assumed Eisenhower
was questioning Ie's order to
Pickett, and not Pickett's move to
carry out the order. The President
wasn't specfic on this point, nor
did he sav who "that guy" was
but he apparently referred to
Meade.
Tartlet Qaettleaed
Indicating with a sweep of his
hand the area on the Union flank
south of Little Round Top. Eisen
hower commented "Why he
didn't go around there. I'll never
know."
Montgomery had the same opin
ion Pausing on the Confederate
lines before the statue of Lee
mounted on his horse Traveller,
he called Pickett's charge "abso
lutely monstrous."
Asked whether he thought
Meade or Lee did the worst job
of commanding. Montgomery an
swered that Meade let Lee's ar-
mv set away without crushing it.
But when pressed as to who
did the worst job on the whole,
he replied that, "Oh, I think
Lee
Eisenhower wasn't having any
part of that He laughed when
reporters tried to pin him down
on the point.
' I.ook ." he said. "I live here
I represent both the North and
the South
He can talk
3 Injured in
9
a a
! U j A m f C n
lllCaUUII Wlall
Three persons were hospitalized
by a head-on collision Sunday ,
afternoon on Orchard Heights '
Road about three miles west of
Wtllace Road
Injured were Mr. and Mrs
Jtck Ellis. 1650 Ferry St . and
Estella Wtlrath. Corvtllis Salem
General Hospital attendants said
Mrs. Ellis apparently had frac-
tures of the jtw tnd in elbow,
Miss Walnlh t frtctured wrist
i, ooi 014, dui ine inrm
from the hospital The injured
were taken to the hoptittl by
Willamette Ambulance Service
tnd passersby
Driven were Ellis and Loriin
Yarbrough. Salem Rt 1 Box 872.
.uUn annaronllir k I f 1 tW i 1 4 f OW4
- ft""""' j -.
Stste Holieeman L H MrHargue
Both rtrt were
e eiienaiveiy
damaged in the accident shortly
before 4 30 a m
Man Adrift for
11 Days Saved
LONDON. May It urV-A British
naval vessel plucked from the
set today a man wht had been
adrift in an open boat for 11
da vi He said there had been four
men ahoard originally but that 'be
others died One body was lound
in the boat
The l7ttvion loyal fleet tuil
nry oiler Dingledtle rtdioed the
Admiralty that the survivor.
puked up Irom the Atlantic about
m
Windward Islands was weak and
suffering from exposure It did
not give his name or nationality
Neither did the message indi
cate whether the boat was from
a sunken vesael or from shore
The Dtngledale voyaging from
i in mem to tteai Afrwa heawied
fur St inrent u put the tur
vtvor aehnre
Tractor Upsets, Kills
Burns Rancher of SO
Bl'BNS. May II - i
year old rancher wa killed vev
u vk . TV ...
'eroty wnen ine iractor nr wae
operttmg verturwed an him
The victim wat ( arl Knhi oh
was wnrtirg on hit small raltie
rsnch twt rmlet north of here
when the acraOewt happened He
hved alone on the property r
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THSH PlrCt
HUTCHE0H
142 N. Owl
traisswaaaaaanaasan
Victim of
I ;. jv,..
Willis Allen Wood, tl, nf Salem, who was killed Sunday
afternoon when his light airplane disintegrated over Port
land. He was the son ( Dr. and Mrs. John R. Wood,' IS 15
N. Sth SL (Picture and story page 1.)
Test Alert for Satellite
Observers Due Friday
(Pkmre wtrenhoU page-) earth satellite is launched during
CAMBRIDGE. Mass . May 1J Of 'he international Geophysical
Te first nationwide test alert year.
for satellite observers will be held Goal of the test is to evaluate
nert Friday night, the Smithson- observing and communication
ian Astrophysical Observatory, techniques in actual operation and
headquarters of "Project Moon- to determine the state o( readi-
watrh." announced today. ness o( the individual station
Nearly (0 teams of visual ob- throughout the continental United
servers, comprising about 1.600 States
members, will participate in the This will be the lirst national
practise session, which will give satellite alert held and represents
them the first actual taste of pro- the largest organized astronomi-
ccduret to be followed when the cal observation ever to he made
Jordan Says
Soviet, Arab
Plot Hatched
AMMAN. Jordan. May ll -
Jordan accused the Soviet Union,
Fgypt ami Syria last night of a
plot to dethrone Jordan s King
Hussein and three other Middle
East monarch!
The official government radio
charged King Faisal of Iraq. King
jiaud of Saudi Arabia, and King
Idriss of Libya were the other
targets
The broadcast said Egyptian
money was reported paid out in a
plot to assassinate Hussein.
The blunt broedcast pointed up
a rift inside the Egypt led Arab
b,of
Hussein emerged the winner in
i, dangerous political crisis wiih
lr btckint of touih Bedouin
,roop!, a,t month kicking out
Mtiit and pro-Egyptian govern-
o(,rii, He then moved
agairist Red elementi in the coun
try.
3 Young Mothers
Killed in Collision
. , . n j
Jn MlCttlQan KOatl
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich May
1J A-Three young mothers were
killed on the eve of Mother s Day
in an automobile truck collision
on 1 S is seven miles east of
Grand Rapids
411 were sisters in law and be
tween them mothers of sis They
were en route home from a night
out As their car pulled on to I' S
It it was struct broadside by a
truck, which smashed the car
against in 1 hutment of 1 bridge
across the nearby Thornapple Riv
tt
Victims were Mrs lota June
Shermglon 2 tnd Vlrs Ruth De
loirs Shermglon. IS both of Alto.
Mih and Mrs lis Mane Slat
er M Cascade. Mich They had
left thetr hushands plaving cards
The truck driver, tetlie I Lein
weher Petoskev Mich, suffered
ntilr minor injuries although the
irtK k rareeaed across the
bridge and dropped to feet tt the
river bank
British Women
Protest H-Tests
l.ONIXlN Miy 11 A - Nearly
1 ism British women aome petili
1 ally prominent marr Ked Thrmigh
lendoti streets m t run today to
protest against the government s
v " " t -
rieo nannani wun .un smgana at
thnee who hear the children
of the aalioo he the cnnscveeM-e
of the aatsM "
;
J Sweden s anouiatie w 7.J4I IU
it!
CIOUPS
Nt J 1 No 1
PAINT STORE
Pkwa IM 1-4417
Air Traaedy
!. ... '
in this country The project was
started almost a year ago as part
of the obsenatory s optical track
ing assignment
Throughout the country the test
will begin 30 minutes alter local
sunset and will end 10 minutes
later Each team leader will re
port to Cambridge by code the
results of his obsemng session.
Team leaders hate been in-
structed to report any moving ob-
jects in the field of view if they,
even faintly, resemble a satellite
Smithsonian officials said that
there is a possibility that the mass
observing session all over the
country could bring about discov
erv of a small natural earth sat
ellite a tiny but as yet undis
covered moon
The national test will be held
regardless ol the weather, but in-
dividual station leaders have the
optjon f canceling their observa
llon WMi00 if clouds prevent 00-
servations.
Mother Finds
Mate Injured,
Children Dead
BALTIMORE. Mty II uH-Mn
Ella Marie Shanahan awoke to a
grim mother t day today, finding
the bloody bodies of her only two
I children on the sofa in their north
I east Baltimore home
Police said the M year-old fath
er of the victims, Thomas Shana
nan II. was hospitalized with if
nous knive wounds of the throat
and wrists He was put under po
lice guard He was not charged.
His condition was fur
Police Lt Roriert Hewet said
repeated slashes with a knift
1 snuffed out the lives of Thomas
Shanahan III. 4, and his 1 year-old
sister, Irene
Officers taid the 14 year-old
mother awoke te find the chll
dren I bodies, her husband with
flood streaming from his wounds
tnd polire at the door. Her
screams brought neighbor!
streaming out of tht row houses
in which the Shanahan second
floor apartment is located.
Colombian Writer Dies
BOGOTA. Colombia. May II
-Baldomere Senii Cane, trnnt
later, aewsoapermaa. poet and
etaayist, died today He was M.
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Railway Strikers
Sit on Tracks to
Stress Demands
TOKYO. May on - Striking
railway workers tat down on the
trackt at more than 300 stations
in Japan today, halting or delay
ing i passenger and 144 freight
trains.
Tha unionists have stopped
work to protest the firing of 23
government employes and fines
or reprimands to Ut others in
connection with wild cat strikes
in March.
Study of Barley
Cancer Secrets
PULLMAN, Wash , May 12
A study of barley seeds at Wash
ington State College may help un
lock the secrets of what causes
cancer.
Research here has shown that
the cells of old barley seeds are
much more susceptible to X-ray
damage than newly-harvested smn iurt of wratarr y.ar. scot. I Service were summoned but they charge of the mortage loan de
..A. ...A rir t)nKri a v,l.. To datt Last ytar Normal ........ . . , i
seeds, said Dr. Robert A. Nilan.
associate professor of agronomy
and project director "
Since the disease in humans is
often associated with the break
down of body cells, cancer may
have a connection both with the
effects of X-ray and with the
aging process, he said.
Nilan said his studies had shown
that barley seeds undergo the
.same type of disintegration when!
they become old or when they are
CAlKMJrU iu a-i ay
He also found that x-rayed seeds
tended to stand up better in nilro-
gen than in oxvgen Thev also had
better res.stanc to X ray at low
temperature,.
.
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ICruwing ui iry in iiuuirms nmv
. . v ' T"7 T
r-hrnmnanmes of ralrium-deflrirnt
seeds four times as frequently wl11 P'c. Probably on Tues
Ihan in normal seeds. Scientists d4V. bhlnl closti doori before
elsewhere have shown that manv ' he Air Force board for correc
cancer cells lack calcium, he ion of military records, an Air
said Force spokesman taid.
The research was sponsored by The board itself cannot decide
the American t'ancer Society. , whether to wipe out the black
Atomic Energy Commission and mark on the record of the famed
Statt of Washington
New Device
'Halts Wear'
On Machines
LONDON. May 1J -A Scottish
engineer was reported today to
have invented 1 device to prevent May II ufv-The new Mrs. Americt
machines from wearing out and to Mrs Linwood Findley, Arling
make oil lubrication unnecessary. ton Va -had breakfast in bed to
The People, mass circulation day while 41 others who competed
Sunday paper, said John McGreg- (or the honor got up as usual,
or. SS, Edinburgh, Scotland, has 1 Mrs. Findley was served break
gone into hiding to get away from Jasl in bed hv her husband, Lt.
all the people who want to see Col Harry Findley. who is sta
him" about his invention tioned at Ft. McNair Industrial
The report said McGregor has College
lound out how to treat metal stir- The tall, brown haired Mri.
faces to cut down friction almost Findley. J2, mother of four chil
to the vanishing point. It said the dren, represented the District of
process puts a "skin" of one-mil- Columbia in the week long compe
honlh part of an inch on metal tition that included various phases
tnd this skin rubs only very light , of home-making, cooking and
ly against anotfler metal surface housekeeping
brought into contact with ' - M Ju Hrl c nurnb, - Mn.
McGregor claims he treated hit rindlfv fiKj (h( wh,n Jn
tutomobjle engine w. h the pro- , , b Mr, 0m
ntai let WAinnriher 1 Q. & iA m 1 v-.al J
cess in November 19.U, and since
then has not replaced or even
topped his oil. although the car
has done more than 70 000 miles
Ousted Dictator
Heads for Spain
HAMILTON Bermuda. May 11
fi-On Gustavo Rojas Pimlla,
deposed President of Colombia,
left Bermuda by chartered plane
tonight tor enle in Spain He was
accompanied by his wift and
members of his family.
In Bogota. Colombia. Finance
Minuter Antonio Alvaret said to
day dopoaed President Gen. Gus
tavo Romu Pinilla left Colombia'!
new military government deeply
in the red.
PLAYhNO TONITI
tad JOHN WATNI UTT
iliVi;i',if.u.7,iJ
FICimilG 5EA3IES
Mti '
MrhlilM
TONITI-50 ANTTIMI
The Weather
Mas. Mia. Prep,
Astoria at M jtl
saktr St M .if
Bend-Redmond St 41 .11
Klamath ftllt II M trict
Medtord tl 47 .11
Newport IT 41 .01
North fend II M .M
I Portland tl to
SalM It SI at
Bjr Tht Associated Prm
Mti. Ml Prela.
Anrhonc II
Albuqurqut O 41 -
Atlanta M tt -
1 Ron a u
1 Boa tan SI 41 Jl
Chlrtfo MM T
Cleveland Tl 54 ,M
.Tfenvtr tt 41 .M
1 Oetrnit 19 U .M
Fairbanks M 11
Fart-0 71 SI
Fort Worth tl M .71
Galvaitoa II 57
Helena M 41 .17
Honolulu U 10 tl
Kamai City HUM
Lai Vagal M 51
Loi Anfllci tt 53 .03
Miami tl 71 .10
Mnplt St Paul M 51 .11
Ntw Orleans 17 71
New York t 51
Omaha 75 51
Phoemi 47 51 .31
Rrno 43 41
Sacramanto 70 51 - I
Salt Lakt City ts 41 . 1
San Ditto 17 51 .14
San Franclico 13 51 -1
Waihlnfton 7t M
Today (orocast l from IT 5 Weath
er Buiiau. McNary Field. Solemi:
Moatly rloudy with ocoiflionat ahrtw.
era today A few icattered showen
tonight, hecomint panlv cloudy
Tuesday High today 70. Low tonight
tt
Willamette River tl foot.
Temp 12 0) am todv 5.1
141. IM PRECIPITATION
30 41
54 74
M 71
Billy Mitchell
Court Martial
Removal Seen
WASHINGTON. Mav 11 oft-The
.,. p.... ,.M ,-:.', ; .
sider this week whether to ton
tht court martial convietion
o( Gfn Biy Mitchell,
, . ,
The lamed n.er. atorm center of
' mr m,1,t7 ltn .m
the 1920s, was found guilty of in-
- tubordlnation in 1925
in 1925 in connec-
with
his vigorous demands
'or s tlronger U. S. air force.
1 A retrial of the Mitchell
I general but can only recommend
( for or against it. The recommend
dation will go to Secretary of the , 10 memoers in
Air Force James H. Douglas, who ,h "mt4.,or.c" t'ular order
has power to make the final de- !n th,m ,to "?t"en UP "
Mrs. America Eats
Breakfast in Bed
FORT LAUDERDALE. Fla.,
Ma let is Portland. Ore, who wat
Mrs America of l5a.'
Mrs Findley ia 1 native of
Donaldson. La , and was Maid of
Cotton in IH4
This afternoon she was present
ed with a 1957 automobile and all
contestants were guests at a buf
fet dinner.
a -row:
ENDS TOMOBIOW
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Law to Control Handling
Of Union Funds Suggested
By JOHN CHADWlfK I largest, that rank-and-file mem
WASHINGTON. May 12 Sen. bers have rirtually no voice in
Ervin (D-NCi said today the fi-'tryin to remedy any breach of
nancial operations of Teamster lrust-
Union boss Dave Berk raise this Beck De'eadt Financial 'Wladam
irds of conduct for perwn. who hnd ln . TZ.t
handle, union funds? I de"nin .wh " ns'' ,u'
Testimony taken by the Senate breach of trust might be ad
Rackets Committee. ErV in said, ble as add.tion.l legal pro
"indicatet that Dave Beck oper- ',lon ior W"0B 1mbr Ervu
ated the the Teamsters Union as
his own private property."
Ervin. a committee member.
said "there is so little demoers-
cy" In this union, the nation's
Death Claims
Otto Weber,
Otto P. Weber, retired Salem being resumed tomorrow after
High School janitor, died unexpec- nwq,
tedly Sunday at his home. 2715 . , .
Cherry Ave., at the age of 70 TwUy
His wife told police that he had Called as witnesses for tomor
just risen from the dinner table row are Roy Fruehauf. president
when he lell to the floor First aid- of the Fruehauf Trailer Co . De
men and Willamette Ambulance troit. and A M Burke, who has
said Weber was dead when they ar-
rlved. gnce Co . Los Angeles
Mrs. Weber taid her husband Robert F Kennedy, the corn
had been under treatment (or high nllllP. COunsel. said that Fruehauf
blood pressure. and Burkf W.be asked whether
Weber wat born Nov JO. 1M6. at Bffk templed i0 gain "financial
Schkeuditg, near Leipng. Ger- i,vnT.- iTom their companies for
many. He and Esther Leisy of Sa
lem were married in Salem in
1921. They lived in Longview (or
several years but returned to Sa
lem about 1936. Weber was Salem
High School janitor for many years
, DU' m,rra ,ome ,"n
He wat a member of Jason Lee
Methodist Church.
Betides his widow, he leaves one
ton. Frederick Weber of Salem,
who hat been attending school at
Los Angeles, and two sisters in
Germany. Mrs. Martha Koerner
and Mrs. Elise Ehman.
Arrangements are pending at W.
T. Rigdon Mortuary.
Reds Told to
Tighten Belt'
MOSCOW. May 1J lAV-The Cen
tral Committee of the Communist
m,iv, luv-viugivai iiojning anu vigi
lant A major, point is that meet
ings of party members in the army
and navy must not question orders
and decisions of commanders.
The orders went to party cells
In both the army and the navy.
They blasted alleged "complacen
cy, lack of discipline and disor
ganisation" in the military estab
lishment. '
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Beck contended that financial
"wisdom" in handling union funds
had returned a handsome profit
.to the leamsiers, dui in nis ap
pearances before the Senate in
vestigators he has irkokrd tho
Fifth Amendment repeatedly.
Beck is slated for another round
of committee questioning this
week. Chairman McClellan D
Ark said it probably will h
Wednesday, as a finale to a cur
rent series of heanncs which is
partment of the Occidental lnsur-
himself and his family.
The committee has received
testimony that Beck arranged
deals (or the benelit of his son,
Dave Jr . as well as Joseph Mr
.oy, a nephew by marriage and
Norman liessert, a cousin of Mrs.
Berk
The committee's investigation it
scheduled to run through next
January, and McClellan and Ken
nedy have indicated there already
is more work in hand than the
staff can handle.
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