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Newspaper Page TextAjSec. I) it Itatesmtn, Salem. OrevThurs., June 13, S7 GRIN AND BEAR IT Bylichty Cnoa0tatekau III TKt Freer Stray' Vm. f SAaA Aim." fiw fW fstiliinn. Marrk tt, UU inois Uncovers More Scandals CHARLES A. SPRAGUE, Editor & Publisher WENDELL WEBB, Managing Editor mn am mm Snoatat effiot M North Ckorcft St, Sal. On. TaL EM 4-tl tMH at tfc mtifhrt at Salem. Orm eMa Mitar anaar act al Conaraa Marrk X IfH Th AaMiM Praa eaatas auavt la She m tm iijaiaeeuta al ail aval are anatt a MU awtpir On Labor Front ' Pmpcct of renewal of workiaf, contract JM the Importint pulp and paper industry tru brightened wit word of a fresh ggree--saent which will carry the endorsement of the anion negotiators when it goes before locals for ratification. The first propoul waa 'rejected, la subsequent meetings of the bar faiainf representatives th terms wrt re clewed: tare and one-half per cent wage Increase which will range from five and one jfcalf to IS cents per hour, an increase ia Company snare of the welfare plan. Added iM the second round was provision for s third Vtek at vacation wtlh pay for employe with tee yean service. ' The pulp and paper industry of the North vest has a splendid record of arriving at irreeaea: without resort to strikes. As a Jesuit both eempies, workers and commu nities nave- benefited. ; ' On another and even larger labor front tM prospect Is not so clear. While Willam ette Valley Lumber Manufacturing Co ithe linger-Swindell interests) and Georgia iflc came to terms wttk the union nego- Baton m an Increase ef five cents ta hour, 'ether employers are reported opposed to such jt settlement Negotiations are no longer ia blanket form mills negotiate Independently, iowever. it wss thought that the WV-GP deal would set the pattern for subsequent settle gtents. Perhaps it will yet - Last year agreements in the lumber in dustry were carried ever with little or no change. The stats ef the lumber market this year precludes hope ef any fst Increases la pay rates or fringe benefits. No strikt seems ts be ta sight, as employers and workers try to sweat out the present stretch f dullness ia the lumber business. ' ta ether lines ef business labor peace pre nili aver the Northwest ta spits of the "slow bell in lumbering employment totals Irs wen maintained with expansion noted ia .the service Industries. Aswan and the ram ids Illinois was rocked a year age- with dis closures of the misappropriatioa of funds running into the millions by State Auditor Orrflle Hodge. Now it is being treated to a new sensation: disclosure of scandals ia the handling of funds in the Cook County treas urer's office. The first report showed a short age of $444,000. Now an audit of tax fore closure receipts has uncovered one of i mil lion or more. Juggling of interest payments was the means of diverting funds from the public treasury. Cook County politics has long beea a stench in the nostrils of decent folk, but no one has knows the extent of the scindals. Chicago city government too. has long been seamy with corruption However, we were told the other day that Chicago politics is relatively pure compared with the rule of the political gangsters in Southern Illinois, especially around East St Louis. Hodge serving time in prison as ire a few of his confederates. The finger of the law hasn't beea put on the scoundrels who stole money from the Cook County tressury. Sending a few men to jail will effect no per manent cure What they need is a thorough purge of Illinois politics whose putrefaction offends the whole nation. v TiT mum (CaaOaaal fracas "i ou think we can find bine for anotixr summer job, Otis? . . . besides keeping oiir mothers occupied? . , . in 1 1 wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmMmmmmmmm Py President Nsssor of Egypt says he will Valid Aswan Dam without foreign assistance. Be should be able to do it. Centuries sgo the Egyptians under the Pharaohs built the pyra mids, and they did it without benefit of bull down snd power cranes Egypt has plenty of manpower, too. The difficulty ia how to divert so much of the country s productive capacity labor, capital for so long s period is would be required to build this mighty dam. If Nsaser does succeed in building Aswan without outside help be will rival Cheops whose greet pyramid, built for his tomb, still stands, s monument to imperial vanity and slave labor. Radio Moscow has reported the death nf Egor Koroyev in the Caucasas at the age of 137. He is said to have been the kitchen boy for s Russian general when Napoleon invaded Russia in 1S11 Can't credit his longevity to beniednn. Educator Passes Those familiar with Oregon State College of a quarter century ago will recall Harry S, Rogers who was desn of the engineering school He left OSC in 1JJ3 to become presi dent of Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute, a po sition be continued to hold until his sudden death on June 7th, at the age of 66. Under his administration, Brooklyn. Poly grew from an enrollment of under 1,000 to some (.000, with the second largest enrollment ia science snd engineering. Rogers wss active in public affairs snd served as director of numerous organisations and business corporations. On his death. Pres. Chester A. Allen, president of the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce, called his death a great loss to Brooklyn: "His guid ance as as educator and an important civic leader will be irreplaceable as president of one of the nation's foremost engineering colleges.'' That Blueberry Pie We have been waiting to hear from the Blueberry Growers' Association. Surely it will launch a violent protest against the un proved accusation that Elsenhower's Sunday stomach upset was caused by eating a piece of blueberry pie. Why pick on blueberries' Blueberries are a palatable dish snd they are not s ready carrier of whatever it is that causes stomach upsets. And blueberry pis, liberally doused with cream (probably that is banned from the President s diet), makes s most appetizing dessert to crown a meal. What's the evidence that blueberry pie was the guilty portion of the President's meal' The rase sgainst it must be proved, or surely the growers of blueberries and makers of blueberry pie will adopt resolutions of protest, send delegations to the White House and perhaps stage s monster blueberry pie demonstration to lay the charge. Bv fall, we are told, there will be on the market a solar clock with enough stored up energy to run a year even without light. And for every day thereafter it Is exposed to either the sun or incandescence it will run another month. That s about as near to per petual motion as we eipect to come for a long while. m It's always fun to open the mail. BecsuM, like Holly wood gowns and Charlie Wilson moutlk, you never know what will nop out. Anyway, here s some -weepinp from the t . latest batch of pop-outs. . . . :'r a killknaMl in MortK r-.mllm kura Kla message for passing rxaotoruU: "44.104 people died df gis last year M inhaled K, 50 put a lighted match to it and 44.000 stepped on it" . . . Someone (probably the? same person who compiles all those baseball bitting aver ages i has figured out that the proposed federal budget of $72 million would make a stack of 10-dollir hills 410 miles high. If apportioned it would give each American family 11.700. And if you had to spend 172 million In a year you would have to dish It out at the rate of 1137,000 per minute all year long. Whether this holds true for female spenders, was not made clear. ... A deg feed eetflt Is asking each state ts nae am official deg. tOrega Repeblksai, looklsag fsnrird tea lMt, will probably veto for "Retriever." Deaocrits, ass the ether hand, may held eel for "Setter." And those researchers are it It ajgala. This time It's eaewiig tobacco. The ntes Is white have stride! that the II eailUea peeeds ef estls' tabes or re tketed saa auslly has shout the same effect a the caawtn h cig arettes minus the brewa chit , . . as from tree lovers comes the bulletin that the nation's oak trees are threatened by complete aannihilition by a fungus disease ceiled oak wilt No specie is Immune a sad no cure in sight Only remedy svaiUbls now is to cut down all adjacent oak trees which somehow do mail Wind rtsjht The Navy used to use potassium permangaviiaU solution for foot fungus, ind it didn t help muchelther. . . . A cheery word from the state board of health notes thst Marion County had 10 suicides ind 303 divorces in 19541. Lane had 8 suicides snd 539 divorces. Polk's batting iverage was 2 snd M. snd Linn's, I snd 127. , . . Dick Nixon Changing, But He Still Remains Professional Politician r e, Hi 1 V By rrewABT AUMf WASHINGTON. June U-Whea this is printed. President Eites hower win aa doubt be in flat form asaia. as everybody hoses. Yet his moat recent Ulneu has served to recall what every on e forgets Mnn Illnesses that fie Presideet ia, after si, mar U Aad as la the case of Us ether Illnesses. J ahSBwera- bie ejuesbia an many bps: "What kui of President would Niios make"" ttJ, W I court, cas pre dict how snv ho wl a a being anormm chal- "' Imse of the Pretxienry. Yet. fir mors than a lew yaars ago there are aa aame raOVr aohd baan far Judging the kind af attilurln Va-a-Prnidenl Nlftna would lake ta the Presidency AS man change Rut Mnn has changed more rhaa ovt nre the dayt when ha went uMa politics by answering s nrmt papar advert laamcW all thna whs knew hwn well agree aa that Me harame a pohticM just as another young ar ! area might have bcom an ad vertising mas or an automnoil salesman Polities was lor him. as busineu or a pro(esHn lor then, a means af getUng anejj As a profeaawnal politician. Nisoa auickty developed a real talent lor setting ha praoVt hi Sua case himself He al Oxsiopad a fine mat met lor haigtftg for the political Jugular ef has appaiawu And he git snaps very raai mnees la aUS a praSeaaSaaal to the saarraw ai Us PaBbeg ta tar a4 away bjaet af prteata eipaaare la the terrtMe aSMHUei af the Whh Haaar kai UgM aha tluvt paUtlci li a freal deal ssre than )a a aaeaaa at gettsaf ahead. His eiperienev on the rarefied political hetghta has alsa taught ktni ether tnwgs When he en tered poUiea. he waa very much a man of the Right his anility to recite. wi groat eir nestneu. the current thiboaletht of Right-wing Republicanism waa no af the thingi thai en deared him ta the group of rich California Republican whs gave him his start. Ma It earthing bat a raaVal teaay. Sal Ma experience has laaf M Mm that the auirtly ertk aaai farm af RepabHraalaai la. at leaal la a aallaaal mo. kad aoMiIrt Tat Nlaaa wba varaad Uat ftaaaar aaalaat aalaf Ihe ibaan af Ik Sect type af astan leaner at aa earaae far aaahtrt tohar trflalatiaa la aat She Nhiaa af Sea year a fa. AI In ad, N aala at aarprtohaf. UWre were a sharp taea taitbe PlfM la Oaeaaet arfaln la a Nlien PreilSwy. ladeed. any aklft la SaaaeaaV aahVr aalfto weS be la eaageraua In lb eatreBar. All In all. M a a lair gavea Ikat a VHaa faretga pallep waald be caaataVraMy nMre aaTeaiaraM than the riaeahawer Sarthia pat try. In ome Nixon hai not changed He has alwava beea ak Ivan Likes Mont To the Kditar In re yo.ir MORSE AVT) MORALITY Klilori?! ol Saturday I ant I have na call te butt Ma a prita't lihi and. judsvg by the recent flection 1 am sura our Senior Senator needi no help ia defending himself against any- But it does teem tmporUnt Plgi Oka.) Dies if 92 aharaatts af traaraatlaatlr alrSaea er Whjaes starya ear dsesr rresa- cal at Piwwaautets fapii caled that made hy Miyuswar I ea ov. tt. 1S3CL. It vh vhue the ship reds art sacssr there that the famous MsqrfWvw Conv pact was srawa sap. Ta pss a olema rovinaat t esaklae themselves la a cAwd boff tolitic. "tor ear better ae daw-tag sat sres emtioa and fua-tharson at the ends af email: auad hqr virtue hereof ts anacU eeastitutt nd frame suck Just auad eayil laws, ordinances, acts, cmaftjtrtum and affxes, rrom lima? ta lima, as stall he thought uaoat mM and convenient for Us geecral food of the colony. This Compact is bailei a ef th koadauea astewas si Amer icas sejf-gavernitks! est. Wkethsr the ; signers had such axeat ambitions I may be doubt aai. They came 1 sader spohaonhsat af Merchant Adveaturars who aareni la have 1 mixed tsAareet tee the cium a religxjo witk oeairw far mmmer dal gam. They huad Mm art at patent from the Virgisia Com pany: and Kag James, karsh with them because? they wen re ligious dissenters. gat tatm qualified perm its to te leave Eng land and worship God aa they chose the sew laaasd. Thrj vere Eaghsh subjects, but far from home, far rrom EZaashsh lav sad agents af potc rnrrx nt. Thrj loew they would hav ( nut tasnv selvea; as the Comsxact wa bors of secesslty, sot t ef advaacad political theory. However, be cause they and ufeaequrnt act tiers bad to solve tlsev kroUems pretty much is liaartr os sy. the practice of a)lf-ovrrsmot grew until It becatiTM cerrelhng by 1771 Plymouth colony had i tough time. The first wiaator, II si the ISI who reached Ftymouti died of seurvy, colds avsad suck Mow got core Iroa-n the latins karned to fentitln their plsatings with fish, and hov thry shot wild turkeys and other ame for (cod art part of the ksooI book atory of the roundinj Fa thers. The colony nasally merged wits Miuecnuaatt Bay Colony jiani and ever aaaace aas bees chiefly a ' Americaa history. but a good sound rack the original wblca Is autheotieattd u a aramtt errstic Railroad Union Dispute Settled With Pay Hike Union Boss Gets Stuck In Elevator ' WA-SHrCTOff. j rrsaa w. Brewstsr. Wi ef th Tsaasstsrs I'saa. ad aa be aa great shakes aa as U us A tevauar saarsuw. i the Order el evrstar and two si has attar-! Ceadwtars sad Ins,!-Jt- as and Jerry. the aanoa'a nlknaAi GrtfftSk tat StttCt SB S Selfaeewieaf waa atatllad ksdiv wstb tlaa aa wvatnr ad the I'X repaarvaat wage hikes coasts aa sow ever a three yew a.A Jrlrs. Liara BaraMaam, 1)11 fark U, died Wedsee day at I local aejapltal he lewla i short Qlaeesss. Laura Barham Area Resident 50 Years, Dies s ObnCACOL Jus lUsiwray riatieiioss lor the eosstraet be gsss Oct 17. tset. bstwecss Use ft- rmlvaads. Nsuoaal i Railways th tor abaut U B waa ekahag s brief receaa ks srewster's eauinyt af rianrias IrisL Th receas had Is ba t leaded aa a reauk. Wbea the elevstsr got stuck, s beD started racial. This araojrbi u saecfrstian. Media- "The eaKtrSriaa said la pull nut settle- the red button." leewatar related. "We were pushing kv Edwards. irkerflatios ftiumr the button got Brewster board member, said taa snii " sawyers rehsssed. but Uaey f the sew contract followed a wsa ap two nights of kttara of those acexpted. to, e0Mrtr80m- repeeaeatisg shout B4 it;"0"0" P s an sas, wa ad aS railroad arnpkrre1- . sse aaaaai utm wvjbj pi fjiisn a the etrvatar." V. 1 Dot. Jvdgo Ma J. Slnea asid Pvrkoaa. Pick eras said he wss sorry taa. cent Tba cent. the asTsemest calls tar aa b ts read cosdoctors ad U4 retroartivo la Nee. I. ISM, ef Um last contract ssanoi ef T teats will ia sack ef the rear. airs. Laura hartiam. Vmgtirne saieea reuoent. died Wedatidty at s local hospital feaflewuii aisort Olaess. She would aav sta M yean old June a. Bors Laura Beehe ins Wsuka, leewa. la UK the tssavrrird Aba J. Barhant ia UU. Sasa wa wi casewed ia AprU. ilea. Use Barhams came tea Salts a after living Is OaUlas for U yaars. Prior te their snapve ta Qn soa ia 1N7, they livod sa XtaM wsck. WisS , Nes Perce, Uaha, auad Burtrum, Minn. Mrs. karham, whs Irwad at III Park La , u a merraber of the FVee Methodist CTnarcta. Survirors include tfe-ee mm, JeK A.. Eari V. sod Wsyst W all at talent: one aautg&bter. Mn Florence Hooser ef tvaageai, tvsj aaatars, Mrs. Edita bloc, sad Hri. Ealaa Rumps, both ot Wiokm, Iowa, a grandchildren!. S grsat gjraadchildrea and four grrst-trsst' srrauedchildrea. Services are pending sat Ooub- gsastrics ruotrsi noma. a asafstd lea.aaataiy usksct tkt previoaaa costrsct. Road freight wodvectori earned aa svaras el (atr. Ta aaw contract aha Bwwvidti tor eanst ef grtaj ble'Fund Shortage Linked to Slain Chicago Banker Soldier's Food Costs JJ.02 Dei'y Details of Pulp Workers Pay Plan Revealed CHICAGO. June U - Caok County Bute's Atty. Adsmanrski. said today he found a "direct be-in" bet we MOO.IOS aJsartage as sad staia baaksr Leas Mamas. "It we heap digging, this aiiaat bad as ba the iedividuaa who ere interested ks aispastag af Mr. Marewa," Adstsktwskl saVsad. Adarnawaii sasa a n,IM (rauduiesstly draws sgsmat PORTLAND, June tl tsWTermi of a pa-opowd eestract aa which aa.SOS Pacific Cosat pastp sad M the paper mitt workers are rejtsu Ca. eiiacioaed Ttwasay. Mucus, former areudeot af tha It adds s third week ef wacatias bank, was slsm March It ts laau- psrsaaallw by Marcus sad cnartad Bank a Trtsst uad laahioa. His killer has bas hwael. The Southmosr Baast aba Is the InaUtutiaawhere rwr mar Staia Auditor frviUt C Hodge cashed fraudulent atate tarraoU ba his tbert ef mere Usaa i mulioa dollars In stats Hodge ks now serving s terra after pleading guilty ts the thefts. U.S. Airman Denied Bail WASHINGTON How modi does June it - : ATHENS, Ci U Mayflower II is a aeserture sf mod- will from the British. A public reUtions officer aAatsoaed witk the Bntiik h North) Atrtcs tat sag the lata war. Wau-wtcs Cbsrt ka. conceived the kWa and ktre food this U. asactMret off Plymouth Rock, Ha varan rom- pleled. crew and stsip rwtnl by for ii niiirrica esn This year's crop sf Salsa Ugh aclaesl (rifoslea wba will sttend Oregon Slats College, west kavt tea nemoriie s new school pbens siaber. Salea Kkoola number It EM 3-4171. OSC's Is Plus 3-4171. .. . Salesman whs came through Salens aam Hat iga writes la ash If we knew thst there Is net a single neter court Is tews with telephones Is their rwaau. laid key called Ihe phone com easy and the; told hiss is. , . . asassajavauajkWMaaam Safety Valve irertae'i Net: LeSen ne The Slaliaan'i SaSaS Vihi hNmb iN a1ea fw (larraiwa H lay aea lafanauin ia) art M art Ikai Saa r ia lta en i Mak aad rMtoiei aai S a SWI. arw a aaiee. Set iinM it raaileS la air tlh taS aaunai M y aay aaMM Ilium aaMai aUMrwiM Mtoaaaw aea Sinai Time Flies PIOM STATU MAN TU.U 10 Years Ago Jaao I). 147 M a SMckate rejected aerber. Usiosa and msnigrmsat reprs wntatiwas sad It alas mciuaiea a H pr cent general wage which raneet from H te IS at hour, aad lacreaeed compasj Nrnsfetjtsoas for seeka aad wel- lire. Trarrw was as change kta the wage icesiunsadstios, whicss was taraad dows earser. It veouid rii (he beaaa boorry rate for rsaaa M Bl auad for women at $1.71. Jouiskayuies mechasla would get B7iv. Tea unions sro Involvexl the IntentatsoaaJ Brotherhood af Puts. - ' - - A UIM . it met the Army "T , Zmp..ZJ. Ill sutharilies decided Tuesday iU enlsated lMB""rti,fT?k,,: U. i Airman Marios MujuIU a that. leading trial, he should he so tins d ball , The oocisiea wss roscbed la a oafereaea bet wees oiamialsvf Magistrata Chrtatos Pouroa aad Cnatantino Chrtsta- nfler ttas sirmsa, frera hnwood. W. Vs., saads s stata ment te the msflatrats at security police headquarters. Mwul as charged whs man slaughtar by segllgeace ss tha drivv af a vehicle that killed Cea. ltsphease Karaphss, a leftist mem ber ef Parbameat, May II. He ia aba charged wtth causing serious bodily harm ts Sar aphis' vsfa. who waa injured Ho Is held at aecurity polirei koadqusrters. with a US. Air la a tt soda nee. ZZ -'L "u" tk"r.i eed tack ol hs enlsated ires' ,ZJZJl lEErf V. 8 Airman Marios Musi convoyed rrom the inearth a ssme 1 . , . Ih , rsperw waers. Their offkriala wiB . . . , U,T Ice floe' - r innouaac- raauhi W ik. au. buld be committed hy trial la Tha buildiu ..xl im. rf 1 Pod. lb-tversje daily cost .a - " "(atal trsific sccident snd tlu TZ.."7! ..7 ill.SW Is the lalted Stateea snd " ataduur triad, ha ahould ha aaeai ceemts everiess Cot. C. 0. GiHy of the quarta r r . muter generals efficw told tofOrfTICr ttmjlC fwai ate Appropnauons Cosnmitta Tuesoay this repreaeeita crase af three ceois here at home snd of four cosU ove-raeai lines the budge atirnita, the isas nscsi yaata Martini July I were draws up. Ha said the tocroaee oaTtHoneymoons With is the eat!. . . xnooimmress Navy to Attempt Arctic Passage HAYDON BRIDGE. En aland June 12 U-Doaale OUvar Run. would h- who aoeavt the first N teara af hia dbcau tha the cost of feexiln ss- Ufa aa a wemaa has marrUd listed men will bo M.Stkt.twe groat- icbooirrvarm. er for fiscal M than gtrst eati- The marrlase. ta arhonlmi.Sra. mated iKathlaana Liddk u aW4nad inn neat by the bride's family. They sassd Mr. and Mrs. Bury are honeymooning ia Scotland. Bury, who taught science at a ichonl ttaee lor 17 years as Obve r'srce policeman SAN DIEGO. Calif.. Jiana U JuLk 'i. . ,.T. Sewi nl Ih. revival of a cherry U. Navy cargo shipo will al ) Ttah9U, L, .u. y h-7 ha. Ie.t,v.l ,n Salem atarted K. C tempt to make an arctao pasMjr J?Jd rr-I. riS Shepard, prominent farmer if the from the Pacific to Atlantic (hit tslTenal rTr., Zen. neighborhood, to scurrying .umme, behind icebreaker. , jj .' StlJ, -o tr J 1 'auI I " without reaort to rri 1 - '-in. j nf aojT vcaeri wrvr mi mr rli tr. ... .ou . iFini uie passage rrom west to r.sii u v"m w"" mvnwry trie Royal tsnadlan Mounted po. lie vessel, SL Roch. (.Lm n n i ki 1 cal shrine st Vsncouv eattnent of any drscriptiosa.'' fair "' 'Mild' Scarlet Fertr 0( m Rear Adm Frederick S. Stelter. Epidemic Ngjr HlllsborO wr ww osnvnand the Pacific rt eeaentialty lonely man WUh the - ;cerdinary dtiiens and taspay pnaeibie exception of a ( shfnr man called Jack Drown, he no reallv clone pervmal Inenrh at all Hit fnendxhip with l)rr uy Atlorney General WiUum Roten ii more profeeniooal than peronil. tince Rofri nre h- political attiturioa. and Am almnat ohoeaaive mtereat in mt ter pnlttKal Hit eipoMire te the realKies nf Ihe world trtuation. of which he knew neii to nothing when he oecame Vice President, nai alao left ill mark on Nison In th oetwiaj within the Admini m ration no defense and foreign aid anenang N'riea hai alrnoat always beta on the aide of secur ity first, economy aacond He has aino been ronaitentiy on Uie ude of heed action abroad. k a gtaeraa fgaMes aew thaS bj HM Ntnao awbnrly aa la ftaetk teat n te Inoarhtaa V save She aMaettaa I Aala a paattlaa aal bee been patltliaBy bmUt- St wras paadeaay la aa wav al WjU. Mm I aal lyaleal paWiriH at all. He lacki Ih laatiarti SregarlaaaM af anoal aalitl riaaa Ik imall talk a kirk Ii the aeeeaur? imall rhaagr af pa4Mleal HI Ii t aaiafal effart ta him. Hr W. la faeS. aa aadly laiperaaaal maa. al a Vliaa eahlael waaM certainly be cke aea. aal aa lae baaa ci peemal retaSkaaiiklai kat wtth a eaal rv la balb eMMy aad paSHieal vaatag. Altogether. VTson ie nnqii'V tKioahty a man ith great drt.e and a fir clasi wwelligeor" The intern parliaanah p af i youneer davi ii no much mu ted Kven annoog thov who knn him well and admire him. Bier w nveTlheleM rtill a hernl of Oouht about the man left over from the days when Nines sew poiitxa as a me ana of getting ahead, and did sot rare very irwrh about how he went about it Yet M a not pnserhie. after sQ. tor s politician to gi further ahead than the Presidency, and to a Pretident the judgement af hietary tanna suddenly to become a knt mnr mterentint thaa par bun pnliiKal adantsge ' CnfTTifM arw York eaU-1 leal ers te understand what I con ilder the mam hwue namely the quention whether Mr Mores I re peated crttlciims of the President are in fact due to mere Spleen rjrnnnymi according fh Wehnter angier, spite malice caprice ' Or are they due ta the reavms of public policy which the Senator has repeatedly explained to sudl encea in Oregon and other placet, including the t S Senate Com pare, tor one rtample Vnrne t pari in the notorious rate of Air Secretary Harold Talhott. re al rneej At to your editorial my first point is tha Morse hat protested reneatmllv igamtt the rapid tai write off privilege, or rather th ahuae thereof ever wnce July. 1K1. when he told the Senate that already the private utilitm had profited from it te th tune af three kitties doUars la July. ISM. ia s broadcast taped as Waahiaglea far delivery a Ore goo. he agaia diacuaaed the mat ter st cnntidersble length. Tree, he did not bring about the repeal or amendment of the law which made theae give-awaya pottiMe But ia it reasonable te expect Morse te do tha single handed, even wtth the help sf the suaoe- Oa taa ether hand. H it tree that Mr. Eisenhower unlike Dare Bock and ha Teemtars'i did sot make peeaaary profs from the Mane Power fi'i Us defer rneat deal; which according te thia week a Thne at gesag te coat the taxpeyers tsa snason But a thai stea. sa yea nay. a matter of lew sssnahf sad sat sdrausatrs- ttoa policy' If ae wl ad rred Settee protsat agaml th dec-s-sios the porwrnisei ol oXetaoa mohillier. Gorefon Grty. Grantexl. the interior aawrretiry idmitte that the Grey Jocistos n "legal ly correct " But, says Tiaie. Seston reiterate! thai In had rex" om mended asjaintt Ih 0cisson and aoukj do ae again; tnd it aeerm to me unlikely that he would muiiiiivnd Grry ta break the lav Questioned on hu oViiion by a Senate committee, Grey re fused sis timara ts dltcmt sible Whit Houai afhimrf th in. pleading not the Filth AmoesaJ ment but exec-utivt prhilege. Ho and my othera invoired are still entitled to pakanirnptim of inaeo renc. snd H is perhapi only charitable to auum that the Pretident was tot buy golfing In g'vr pertoaal attention Is aura a trifle Whet's a men tu.oraa. ooo among Biff Rutlneu rrlenda" Vet Mr Kiavamhmier did per sonslly exert KaaneeK la persuaxfto s number of Senatori to vote asaintt a feSol sen at Hell's Canyon, taut ttarlpaig la rnch tha? firtt big give away ta Idaho Pnwr la this, in trytaj to mrer up ihe Dhoa-YaMea Stal, a pub licly advoretaeig Aieriihp' power, is preaartiealh; all at Hta appantmeots aa regotattvs agfeea riea, ini a hia nnwWest cnoie-a or eaotnet csMSatafua, (lis guetU and gfaavuig cratiet. Ika has repeatedly aVnviMtrited cornplsissnt. avawJ potHlctDy wotl rewarded. fheeMtahip le Bit Bua ineni: which hat indeed been ta the saddle threuhot hs sdrnsea istrstios That. Sir, a the rel reseaa why, its cenili ouarters. i hj eanaidorawd bUtphemy aead teoWofe is CTtsctss Oke he aay thing That ks why hi la held personally blarro'ni far the bnosble acts a hu done stea. mis an sgsa and tgaase has Lrvel xfenrreuioeal Reron May 29 1M7, Vd Ml, H. It, )710L fVal wn first place in the Oregon cities out- iT r". "r.TJ vtoaoa af the annual rwaunel, HILUBOF0, June 11 i A u ..r Tr.!otJtiea U radar oo-ta "m ,! that there is . "mild aV..J - " Z? i arctie. Mid the .Memo l awl brl. feer epiemic In W. Senate Continues Draft of Doctors WASHINGTON. June 11 i Conireaa sent to the White Houae today s bsll ts continue the draft mi ef doctors lor the armed terv Ices for another two yesrs. Senate approval by voice vote completed iegialative action on the measure a revised form of the present doc-tort draft rode on th float. 25 Years Ago Jane 11, II threaufh would be led by scarlet fever epidemic Oxford Show Age OXTORD. June 11 u - Oxford Turada As "Os ts Oregon campaign ia beins twt-eaared will carry tha noma of thia LEBANON, Ky. f stste over th nation and Ihrourh- mn Jsmea VleJetU out th world It will protliim amateur matador in the the centenary celebrsetios a IW, j buinnt aectton commemorstlng the cwnmi at the I when in sscaped bull hrtl mitnionaries ad i t ri c.n.rA uhr..k.. berry Sir. Kn.r .l Rr.avs. M,a sis new rases ia " day irsoreased the county f 1S9T to IS raws j Bull Scarce of Cop, l! rSL f1- J TZ kTpS "7! serve Its ancient bulldinga. Many wa,;bulldings are beginning la show their age. Patrol am an Lebanon 4 Child's Prayer huirdf ia Dornthy Hetter nl Portland, generally conceded the eariatand ing woman- stunt pilot of Ihe world, will nut on a flying tt hibiUon at the Salem airport Tei Rankin will explain her ma neuvers ever the airport public addreas system. 40 Years Ago Jaw 11. ism Franklin J Miller, a corporal in Campaay M. Third Oret-oa la (entry, hai been aspotMtd by Senator McNary aa principal in romprtrtiv iaminaesna fe en trance ts the Annapotit Naval Academy MILWAUKEE ID - There I ea a asese of colds and flu towards bim, Vlolette aiiVatepped1 Dooaasd Uln home, so when neatly and the animal trwwt throuih Dwme. 4. went to bed he prayed the locked, piste glsta door of an "sly appNance ttor "And pleat. God. make my Afraid the animal would bunt, addy hetter snd my sister beettar throuarh the thoa windowet near i snd my mother-well, she wont to the main entrance. VloWtte ran line doctor today ae You woa't around In th front of tho atnre have ta do much for her " Thow-o he bM on windows. Jumped j utt and dnwa, snd medo faces st' snims, h eeaosigh Jilf-Dcllu ECH tul tail fled out the rear owl WMA. Cola. - Mrs. Hetty snd was herded into a waiting1!. Uml.w4 u r.rahd a .ae that spaa tela her son, Ricky. Jo McAllister. r-etary of Ihe Oregon State Detert I -and Board, left ui jnin a regimet of I'nited Sistes Army engine ers McAllla ler it captain of tho fherrian marching organliatines Better English y 0 C. wlIHa Rliniirt Visiting Prince's Sick Father MONTE CARLO. Monaco. June 11 -Prince Rainier III snd Prie cess Crace took a plane today for Stockholm where Raseaaor a father, Prince Pierre, bas beea bospital tsed lar four weeks. Ths palace said tho royal couple wss making a prWaKe gave an nvHcatioo Pierre's condttion. H ta S) On e viH to the C varied Rtstrs ba year, he saderweast s atomarh akrer eparstios st OsavMteivtlh, Va. a trie and of War 1 Whs) Is wrong with this ie te-nce' "He claimed that e should not take any it nek in lurli 2 Wtiat the correct pronue rsatios of 'bravo" 'the erwelam tHn 3 Which on af thewe words k rrtaaapelled'' Nickelede aea. tics tste. Nipponeae. nihilliam. 4 What does the word "Imps cit" mean What it s word te ginning with Ian that means of being altered or through ' AN1WKU 1 Say. "He DECt, ARID ' STATED ktAWTArVED) that era should sot DEPEND ON sad I nssaurera krsV accent ftrat tynabla. S. Nlht- It off.. 4 UlVTVMrVffQ; Inf. crefnekju, "Iff assajMicsi eoeojpsncs. S- xrnpeta- trabas. Net long see, she kasdsd Ricky a dollar tsall and laid bim te "share It with your sister, Cheryl.'' Reeky did He and Cheryl tuned up me ments leaser, each clinging to had of the ba t eii sm teti si'ascaiPTsoa satis y tarrtwe la rNlati Sily ane SuaSay SI fl air at. ire anly SI a atr ma tuaSe mntj li atk ly aaa raaar twS SaaSty a Oreoao -Si a par ma i Uira ax ikM UN atr ana ousaas .ti ll mm 1 aaa eoaoap aaly . w i 10 aSvaaeai SS ' sasNBsa einJ(o alVftM Snt dfWllVttMS) kmaa S naaaa SNrA Oeeeaa nawaataet NIUMn Aaaaaiaaaa ss4vnAllMg) RfMNM0tpntyMI ease aseerns c4 Saa resonate StUaS i ca aase wbot aoiuaat ca. Sao ar. . 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