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Newspaper Page Text' . V ,t . .. ,.. .. - . -. - Sundiy Musts! palVeat tabloid MhrtHM tat Ne.eauj twat. art tnjawter ef Japaa. hat armed a waajaiea miat wa ft Ga-ara cm (brad fe Mr nilifuM ewea Japaa aad Che IbM State. Tmr there art at Buck greater coeate- wtuch avail wanmiaa oe kim aad (ft Pmiaiat aad eretary al Sua, matters which aflatt a wefiar ef both cm tne aad fee rata taey nay play tie far LaaL li at aJdrrs Man UM karwtfB carrccaoaaaou dwb Tokyo Prim Minister laJx taw. Tk auraoa W my tra Im reading basic meeting al asanda for terwnnf the h-ieocuhip Ml America tar all um " Aownraa eertaiaJy reciprosaie w9i Hauler aewunwots as they wetcoene aua ta then- couotr) Kara haa Wad a varwd. career and tut al fotertunent His BUjar edsjcatiaa was la agTfcui tar tad teeaiiwrc tad aiuc h bu lit h aaa wart ad m buiivr aad wdusrry. ear directing in sndtsttry of Maachuku ttra un dr Japanese ecrupalioa and later tervtng u vk minister nf com Btwrce it th cabinet Alter UV. Japaaes surrender at was im prtjoaed lar three yart under uaptrtaa as t war criminal but was arvr brought t trial. Fol lewtni hu itInw h brramc aa arTViai in a rtwrniral urks H rtcent yaari ajalu has bera acbvt it paiRKs bramin tecrr tarjr patril W llw Liberal-Drmo-cratK Party ta 1A and a vrar latar ai appoinlrd fomgn mm Utar ta tta Uiibathi cabinvt Whr Um latter ICaailaaid aa Ealtartal Pa(. 4 1 Vote Okehs Wheat Quota Continuation WASHINGTON, Jurn v - A liwtrwiiaal proposal t coaUnua urkatiaf aueUa oo th 1KI 4wat erop oa (rotrrr ippravaj hi l raarcaariiim todajr. VirtuaDy romplrt returat from ut th Mate it wtiich bal loti taok plac fav 10.ilS for aad M.M1 aaiaat th cootroU. vtikk aava kaaa la afltct am Um paat laur crapa. Thia waa farorabla majority af M.T pat eauL Approral by at ItMt hro-tkkda al ho ratit turplua- Mcetniaf larfer, the juatat vHI HrnJt sales te wtieat grm aa H.OOO.MO-acrt allot ment. They also assure frowert at price support averagin $1 71 a butheL Few hlarioo and Polk County wheat frowert turned tut In Thurs day's referendum ballotinf which taw local growers in the two coun ties approve a continued wheat quota program for 1HI by t lu ll margin. Of Mtrion County's m eligible voters, only U cast their vote Thursday with M voting approval and I opposing the measure. Polk County's vote was slightly heavier with to of the Ml eligible frowert voting with M approving tnd IS in opposition One Polk County vote was challenged. The quota program provides marketing penalties en any wheat produced outside the acreage al lotment of each grower. For those who comply with allotments, the full It vol of price supports author ized for 9St will be available. Weathermen Take Out Rain Insurance HARTFORD. Conn.. June 10 i The weathermen decided today not to take a chance on the weather. The Connecticut Valley branch of th American Meteorological Society, announcing it will hold its annual picnic next Tuesday, said "a picnic area with indoor facili ties" has been reserved as insur ance against a "hydrometeorologi cal phenomenon." A hydrometeorological phenom enon occurred t th society's 1955 picnic. It rained New Wah Chang Building Started ALBANY. Ore., June 10 1 . 1 1 i- ,u- f V L vi an unanx v nrp , inr .irw uriHj melallurEirai nrm wnicn operates a tirconium reduction plant here, today announced start s( construc tion of a new metal separation and purification plant. Some SO persons will be em pooyed in the new plant IS in the production aection and U in the laboratory and office. KoaTaWMT tlAOIJ At tslesi I. Lewhlea t At WMUttkee I. Trl-Clty 11 At TsklKU 1, ! II PAClTtC COAIf LtUOCl At rwrttaat x, aMIy I At Vimtn I, tMttl I At V AatM t-l, tsmsMaU 1-1 At tsa rraactsc S, Sa Dl f AMiaicAW li a on At BsHtawr 4. Cklcat t At nam Twrk X DetreK t At Issstm t. CteveUm 1 At WsskJaftoa S, Ksasss Ctty 4 MATIOIAL t.IACl't At MUwske i, NSW Trk 4 (11 taalan) At CtaclaaaW S, nwUva I 137 Yaw dalho U. N. 'Modernizing' Defenses in Korea B ELTON C. FAT aad JOHK M. UUITOWU W SMINC;TDS lune X I AP-Thr laitfd Nttiota com- ituihI diM.lM-it lixiv pUus lor tmlinc more up-to-date njuipmriit. UKkulmg )rt wtrplane capable ol usia( atociuc txmr. to tti bin in South korra. l'hr I luK nininmi nutiiicd the North kot ran and ("himx (".iminimiNt it i mocWmizrng iti torcw there because ilk Rada ka thatrt "etmplFl . . diarrtaM" af tbe 1KJ trace acrre- Senate Votes "rT. C 'I D' Li.- Pi U h itarud tar South V 1 1 IXlQnrS Korea unnweaaterjr But. a Va- v jfraae Department tpoaesmaa aatd Bill Srinrfrnf moom bjr f0 III JIlUllLUl , At tha Um. aa alonyc veapona arc heme (ivea ta groaad farces " I WASHINGTON June ixrh , Senate old tonihl lo Ukt a IMreery shortc-ut jo civil njhts lefila- A sUtemrat was prepared far tton-a (It-ciuoB Dial tprUrd a twi Maj Get. Homer L. UtieDber(. pffliminary victory lor tMKkrn o( tetuor member i the VJi. Com- the bill maad. w orltver U th North Ke ener hot Southert protests. th reaa and Chinee conunandert at rhamber la a dramatic nijht ies-1 Panrnuajom, Korea, awe voted ta by-paaa the Senate: That statement said that while Jadtciary Commute where Dixie the United Nation forcet had oh memben have bottled up civil served scrupulously the prormona rtghu lefwlaUaa far moatha, and , krbtdduai iatToducm al mam put the bill at the Seaau) calea- arms, "your side has contauotf to dar j violate th provisions" af the The vote was 46-S jtrui tireement That meant any member caa I The BoUlicatioa said that th move to take it up lor debate 1'nited Nations has decided to But when such a motion ts mad modemu lU weapons only "to real ftrewerks wOl befu. South- eroeri ar in a position to launch t tin ouster against ine measure a talkathon that could be broke only by exhaustion or by a vote of H of the M senators Th issue came ta t vol after Vice President Nnon announced he would not rale on way or th other but would leav it t th Senate i decision Sen Morse ' D-Oe ' declared that officials of the National Assa for the Advancement af Colored People (NAACPi aad the Amen cwm for Democratic Actio (ADA) were making "a greet mistake" ta eeetiag te persuade senators te vote lor the committee bj-peet procedure. ,Tbe Orefoa lenator said the proper thing ta oa would be to let the judiciary committee have the House bill. But if that group did not show signs of acting on it within two weeks, he said he would support a move to dis charge the bill from the commit tee. Four Conventions Find 800 Visitors In Salem Today Four conventions hsve brought tt least 900 visitors to Salem to day. Sessions are being held in the city Friday for Willamette Val ley Sectional Bridge Tournament, bringing 300 bridge players, the PEO Sisterhood of Oregon, with 230 women in their second day of session, the stale Disabled American Veterans with about 200 delegates; a state district at torneys' conference with about 40 attending. (Stories ea convention activi ties ea society pages 11 -14.) On the Brighterside I af, t te-T-. s I 100 Carriers Apiece KStSJflS and Leslie, II, of Dallat picked aa ma huadred carrien af itrawberriei apiece ta age m hour workday recently tn the SUverton Hllli district. (SUteimia Farm Photo.) (Story vti plctsra aa fam paft-) 1 4 stcnoMS-u pacq Poveir rettort the relative balance of I military strenjth that th anrut- uce was intended la preserve. Defeaarv Paraeae The noulicalion also said that the U N. Commend "aonahaauas the fact that the replacement weapon arc beinf deployed for defensive purposes only " The Allied agreement among II goeensmeati was reached tiler many months of discussion on what th United Nations com mand should do to offset the buildup of Communist force in North Korea in violatioa of the four-year-old armistice s free meat which ended the Kareu fifbiiag. The agreement was signed July 17. 1KI Drugs Increase In Medical Use, Pharmacists Told PORTLAND. June 10 -Drugs are becoming ol increasing importance in medical practice. Dr. Clinton McGill told the Ore gon State Pharmaceutical Atsn today McGill. medical director Inr the slate Public Welfare Commission said that in IM0 less than 5 rrnts of the welfare dollar was spent on drugs, but now it is about 25 cents. He predicted discovery of more drugs will make the next SO years t golden age of medicine Use of drugs, even costly ones, often ran save the cost of a long hospital stay, he said. With this growing importance of drugs goes more responsibility for pharmacists, he ssid He urged the druggists lo educate doctors on the cost of drugs. ' ' ' v i 1 If,1' mmi m I .. .. . I IX ' .J'' ffl -Mtt? - a a 1 si n. i v. i x. .. ' A tnek tarrylB teewt 45, Mf eadi af ukreeau wat split la the rear by a Souther. Pacific iTwifM trail 141 Thursday at CemseerrtaJ aat! laloa Street. The mmih roosas are ewwed by The Wert roods Ctx, 4M Statt St, Title Filed For E-R Site Initiative PORTLAND. June 10 - A ballot title for the proposed initi ttive ptuiian to force North Portland site for the city's sports center was filed today by aty at torney Alexander Brown The initative petition was filed last week by Joe Dobbins, a used . car dealer. The petition after being legally advertised, will go before the City I Council for a public hearing, pos sibly next week. j If approved, then Dobbins's . group is expected to begin gath ering signatures to put the meas ure on the May. 1934. ballot. Some I27.D07 voters' signatures ar re ' quired. , The Exposition Recreation Com mission has decided lo local the center at a site between the Broadway and Steel bridges on Portland s East Side Sunglasses Called For Polish up those sun glasses be cause the l' S Weather Bureau at McNary Field said there will be considerable sunshine today and Saturday with the exception of morning cloudiness. Little change in temperature is forecast with the mercury ex pected to range from 50 to 75 Thursday's range was from il to 74 and the reading ot 12 01 a m today was 51 Fire Destroys 40,000 Fowl MILTON FREEWATER, June 20 Fir destroyed an esti mated 40.000 chicken at the Poultry Producers. Inc., operation north of her yesterday. The loss was estimated at about tOO.OM by an insurance adjuster The flames, believed to have spread from a field where weeds were "being burned, swept through 10 chicken houses. Only one build ing escaped Today's Statesman Page See. Ann Landers 13 II Babson Reports ... 32... IV Business Newt 32 IV Classified .... Comics - Crossword ... Editorials ..... Farm New .. Foods Maw 32-35 IV 27...III 31 . IV 4 ... I 14VI7 II 1-2 ...III Home Penwrama 11-14.... II Markets 32.IV ObiHtariot .. Rtdlo-TV Spertt Sltr Qatar ... Valley Newt . 3IIV 27..lll .JW1...JV 5.. I 13 ... II Wiropheee Fk 27 III poundid 1651 TW Oraj i a lefyses Fast Tax Train Dmdes Truck at Salem Crossing : . ... . ; 1 - , VJ"' - i ' Of- Hfc. Ml- v- irJ 4,) Annexation Answer to South Salem Problem, Fringe Report States By I0BEKT I. GANGWARC Oty Editor, Tk Stalesnua Annexation is definitely the answer to south suburhan problems arnl (here's no justification for incorporation of a new city south of Salem, it uas concluded Thursday in final report of the Fringe Area Studv Committr v hich surveyed suburbsn problems the past five months Furthermore, th committee recommends that Salem city officials and civic leaders should aggressively encourage an nexations even though public opinion in th suburb ha not yet swung around to annexation The 2000-word report came from a 23 member joint com mittee established by Salem Chamber nf Commerce and South Salem Chamber of Commerce last winter after some South Salem citizens begin proposing t new city in th Salem Heights area. Future action on the report was not indicated immediately, hut the report will be presented formally to Salem City Council Monday nigtit It is considered likely thst it will go to the Salem Planning Commission or Mid-Willamette Valley Plan ning Concil for working out details of annexstion proposals. Report Turned Over to 2 Chambers The joint committee has now finished its job tnd turned its finsl report over to th two chambers. Chairman Elmer Beet lund uid Thursday. Salem Chamber of Commerce board flis approved it already. Highlights of the conclusions reached in the report: , Annexation to city of Salem ia most economical way of pro viding urban services urgently needed immediately in sub stantia areas south of city limits. City nf Salem should let aggressively In identifying the fringe areas that need city services tnd In encouraging these treat to join the city. Reasonable concessions permitted by law should be made to areas. Public rtpinmn in most suburban arras does not appear to favor annexation. There is no justification for lncorporsting s new city south of Salem. Both chambers of commerce should give leadership in t program of planned annexation ts areas require urban services. Homeowners' Costs Would Be Less Indications are that tha annual cost of services for an ordi nary homeowner would he slightly less under annexstion to th city thsn current costs for eompariblt service outside the city where sewage it a problem. The fringe committee did not define areas considered ready for annexation immediately, ssying that was a task for city and suburban officials Committeemen did indicate their findings apply to north and east suburbs, in general, as well as tn the south suburbs On Bcrglund's committee were T H Tomlinson, co-chairman, Mark Astrup. E. A. Bamford, D. M. Campbell, Lloyd Clark, Ward Davis, Richard Denton, Vernon Gilmore, Coburn Grsben horst, Roy Harlsnd, Freeman Holmer, Vera D. McMullen, James L. Payne, Charles Powell, the Rev. Dwitfht Russell, Fred G. Starrett, William Troth, Arthur R. VanLehe, Verne Wadsworth, Tinkham Gilbert, Waldo Miller and John Moore. (Complete text ef committee findings ea page .) Liquor Board Lops Off Job PORTLAND. June Ad ministrator Joth A Nance said today he is doing away with the job of informational representa tive of the Oregon Liquor Control Commission. The 1450-a-month job has been held several years by Barbara Wood of Portland. Nance said it was part of an economy program. He said the economies were enabling the com mission to cut the biennial budget i h wu iu-UC( by a pole as he request by $385,008. !Was unloading a truck of them Cnmmitaina Cbajrmaa Hugh'at the city ttortft yard. Fnawy, Jwae - v i? -err- aai vert helaf takea te a warehouse ta CaliferaJa by driver JuUut Vhdaa, of Santa Crux, who escaped lajury. The last caa wat picked off the street aroaa4 J: 45 p tad a geeniag gaate at te bow taaay there were begaa. Kirkpatrick, Ijcbanon. said the ad ministrator would handle the in formation job Pole Crushes Man At McMinnville MCMLNNV1LLE. June 20 OP - Arlos Crocker, 45, of Milwaukie, wis critically injured today when SI, 1M7 HP I) Valley Offers Recreation Orr Weekend Ry MEBVIN JENKINS Rtatesnaa Valley Editor The family wanting to get away from home this weekend for en tertainment has a multiple choic of places to go and things to do. Big community celebrations in clude Phil Sheridan Dais at Sheridan, wifh parade, carnival, and rodeo both Saturday and Sun day. Brownsville is scene of the 70th Pioneer Picnic Thursday through Saturday Everything from speeches and penny scrambles, to parades, carnivals, and ball games is scheduled. At Salem the Arabian Horse Show is being presented st State Fairgrounds Saturday and Sun day. Other events around the state within driving distance include Mis Lincoln County Pageant at Toledo Friday. Sisters Rodeo at Sisters Saturday and Sunday, Douglas County Rodeo st Rose burg the ssme days. Corpus Chri st! Procession at Mt. Angel Sun day. Boat races on Bsker Bsy near Cottage Grove, and start of the week-long baton twirling ma jorette festival at Waldport start ing Sunday. Sport fans have a big choice. The Salem Senators are at home against Wenatchee in a tingle game Saturday night and double- hill Sunday afternoon. Racing fans ran see the midgets roll at Salem Saturday night and the stock hardtop at Lebanon Sun day afternoon. The Weather Today's forecast: Consider able sunshine except for morn ing cloudineta today and Sat urday. High 75. low 30. (CftmpMrt rpori paft ll Parents of Boy Saved From Well Receive $1,500 Bill From Doctor MAN'ORVILLE, N Y. June M yr The parents of Benny Hooper Jr., the t-year-old boy who was rescued from a well five weeks ago, professed themselves stunned today tfter receiving t $1,500 bill from the doctor who attended the boy at the well site and after ward. "We are trying not to be upset, but we are rather shocked and don't know how to take it or un derstand it." said the boy's moth er. She added that the and her husband just don't have the money to pay such a bill, in view of fi nancial setbacks occasioned by the rescue. Dr. Joseph K. Kris, the physi cian who submitted the bill, uid he was willing to confer with the parents concerning it but could not say presently whether be would reduce it He explained hit position Urn PfJCl ft Write df$ Burglar Alarm on Bed Works Without Disturbing Slumber A Saleea waa who tteeae wita a harfJar alarm booked a te la head of hit bed (sated to boar kt fe erT wbra aa at tewat was eaede ta eater kw gwa repair tawa bel tt toper eatry dunoraaed the Uuef, ctty potiee easd. Arw V. Mven, 474 McNary St. told orrVort a lark was aned off kw taf doer early Tharwiay waraiag. Apeareatly the late eaeewd the eeor aad taea closed rt eetrkly apoa heanag the flrsi teeadt of the barglar aiarwi la Myers' aearby kitrnav Myers slept ea. A tearrk W th preauset Tharseav revealed aetklag was wiastag. North Dakota Tornado Kills 7 in Fargo FARGO. N D . June 10 - A roaruig tornado amashed through t residential area of Fargo tonight I the eve of Senate action on lefW killing seven persons, three o'lauoo mvohing a federtl Heila them rhudrea. and injuring at Canyon project, which has beea wast 75 estimated to cost Mn.SM.OOt Mrs Gerald Munaoo. near hjs i Rmc" toM trlT "' tana. Identified th children si further beclouding of real her daughters. Phyllis Louise. . Jeuuwtle. S. and 1 year-old Beth The bodies were recovered from the wreckage ef the Munsoa home. Mrs. Munsea could not expUia how she escaped unhurt Her hut band still was listed aa missing. Gov. Joha Davis erdered a bat talion af National Guardsmea. ia summer ramp at Camp Graftoa tear Devi la Lake, into the storm tone. Th troop wer expected te arm early tomorrow. Bodies of four ether victims, all reported to be adults, were not immediately ides tilted at hospital morgues. The tame funnel also plowed In to Moorfceed, Minn., across th Red River from Fargo. Th tw later knocked out tele phone communication ia the area and information ea casualties and damage waa fragmentary. Th tornado struck from trx west at 7 40 p m . end of the din ner hour, to topple home about th diners. The twitter ripped through the northwest section of th city over an area about five blocks wide and JO blocks long. Senate Page Boy, Swedish Girl End Tryst With Capture WASHINGTON, June 10 if - Blond Christina Vennerstrom, It, came back lo tne capital today clutching a big teddy bear but minus the Senate page boy with whom she took aa ls-day roman tic trip. The goal of the trip had been matrimony but colleagues of the girl's father on the Swedish Em bassy staff said there had been no marriage Police caught up with them in Pennsylvania today for violating th speed law. Christina and Huw Williams, Senate page boy, met at a school dance in Washington, went off together when her family was making plant for return to their native Sweden. (AM. aetalls a peg W. Pktar ea wfcreaaeM Mg) Mamie Checks Out WASHINGTON. June 20 if -Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower checked out of Walter Reed Army Hospital today after a three-day physical examination and her phytican re ported: ''Everything is fine." way: "I had taken it up with my colleagues and the medical soci ety, and they said I'd be foolish not to tend a bill. The time I put in was eight full days and close to 100 hours. "My time is worth $ an hour. I think the bill was a fair amount to charge." Dr. Kris spent nearly 24 hours at the well, supervising the ad ministering of oxygen to Benny through a hose dropped into the well a step regarded as possibly the major factor in keeping the boy alive until rescuers could dlf hint out. The doctor then kept close tab on the treatment of Benny ia a hospital for a week afterward, un til a spot of pneumonia on one lung had been cleared up. The hospital itself mid ao charge to the parent. Beany mother said aha aad tectwa riaaty Wjy tor U - - j r i m. agakt w he. an! -ridswar year Twtij No. U Senate Expected to Vote Today WASHINGTON, Junw HU (P-The Idaho Power CdV. said ronijrht it is reacting fait tax amortiutmri crrtificwtet cw ho Hells Canyon Dara pro. nti to 'eliminate further he cloudinx of real issues " The lax amomxatioa certiQcatta have become a subject of cewlre v ersy la Congresa The certifuaies would have per mined Idaho Power ta writ eat in five years, as depreciatioa far income tax purpose, t poruoa at the cost of Oxbow and Biowahw dams A majority of the Senate Intss tor Committee said the certlfV rates vouid roastitute a tuhatdv lor th company T t Ruach presidmt of tha poser company, said in a met sage from Boise Idaho, that a telegram hs been sent Gerdoa Gray. Office of Defense Mobilisa tion director advising him the) certificates are being returned. Senate Actksa Srheealed The company s action came ea Iuuue uivolved in th pending Hells Canyon legislation. Idaho Power C notifies you that we hereby decline lo nereis age right under ODM Certificatioa N. TA-NC K407 i Oxbow i and TA-NO 1K500 1 Brwalee and ar returw ing these certificates te you f registered mail for cancellauea. "W most sincerely believe that neither yourself or members ef your staff ear any iaduatry at company should be subjected ta criticism for isauane ar accept ante af thee certificate la aa cordanc with the law. CrHiekwB of Law "Aay criticism ef the franting of the certificates should be di rected against the law Itself ratti er than toward the agency admit) istering that law or a certificate holder who has qualified under that law. "If the provisions of the Internal Revenue Code which tuthortaa this procedure ar no longer el vtlu to the nation, they should be appropriately amended or re pealed " Cnucs of the fast tax writeoff privilege have contended the Id aho Power Co. was getting a vaUs ahle interest-free loan and that the government stood to lose tome U'i million dollars. WASHINGTON un-The federal Hells Canyon Dam waa variously described in Senate de bate today as " a billion dollar mistake ' and a highly beneficial project. Sen. Watkins iR-l'tah) took tha lead in opposing a Dernocrat-epoa-sored authoruation bill for taw at the world's highest dam la trie deepest canyon on the continent. Sen. Mansfield (D-Mont), astitt ant Democratic leader, strongly endorsed the federal project which would flood the sites of three Eit enhower administration-approved dams planned by the Idaho Power Co in the Snake River borderta Idaho and Oregon. Blood Drawing Today The Salem activitie divltioa '$i The Pacific Tel TeJ Employee Association In cooper stioo with the .American Red Croat It tpotuMrlfif a special Blood Drawing today mt the Salem department's service garage. 140 (. Cottage St. from 1 to 4 30 p m. This ia the aemt annual draw for telpehone em ployes but any donor it welcomw, Quota for the drawing is 100 pinta. her husband just didn't know how they would be able to pay the doctor but would try to do aa a little at a time if necessary. h She said she felt the doctor had based his bill on reports that tha parents had received a larfw amount in contributions from well wishers. However, the uid thia ta taled less than 1400. She said Benny received fl.toa from each of two television pro grams on which the boy appeared, but that 11.000 had been tonwd over to the Manorville Fire De partment for Its aid In the reacoe, and the other $1,000 had beea pot in a trust fund for Benny's adit cation. Mrs. Hooper said lots ef tint from work of both baratlf and bar husband, damage ta their prop erty and ether expense foOowinf the rescue would total fir mora tbaa tha cfmtrttxrtiona gacahrada -