The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, July 14, 1957, Page 7, Image 7

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    1934 U.S. Senate Trial Brought Laughs
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Mtwata Jail II he Mac
Crackra fH hit auhpena and
Ft L whea he first appealed
ladca attii aape ind marthalled
rT aerftartt at arm. Caetiry
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out b complied aa fully M he
rouM Kh tht &anatt orotrt. He
aid M lay air mail docamenu
partiaaat Uat wqwry art
takaa out II waa by laadvartaact
But taaaiara aprat darkly af
ft la ttnpfad aad buratd Mac
Crakaa aad thraa rbn war
a tad fcr oaatonpt f tht Senate
Th duty at arraatinf ktac
Cractta 111 la Jurney aha or
a aarkmi urulorm of itlowtail
raat. tlnped trauatn HVaUoa
hat red caraaliaa la buttoahok
and nher heded rant ill hand
Tor eeral davi he hunted
lcCrclieit i'h a SeRAt war
rani Twb ibruptl) the rtle wert
rvered
Vac ricken deiided it anuld be
het ta he arrealert h Iht Senait.
then htt a rnuii takt hint nut
W Sanatt cutody wifk i writ mi
hahai roraua
Kaafkl Arreal la ftraatt
MarCrackea tried to pernuade
Jurnty ta arreat him in tht clerk i
nffic at tht Dintnrt of Columbia
court hmiM. dewrnbed afteraarda
ai "a romferiabl publir affiet
Italian Wine
Festival One
Big Headache
WASHINGTON. July U iT-Tht
Italian Cmbavty haa prnvad thut
1 dilltrral kincla of Italian me
plu thre ermouth tqual one
jiant hanfoer
Gutsti learned Ihn unhappy
niorninj alter letvwi at a wine
festival' aponaored by the em
bay to ballyhoo Italy wine
Whllt an operat.c mprnn an
(ay Italian mhij Amba.jador
Brok comedian Jimmy Durante,
diplomat nortalitrj and wine
bu.vtn galore were jnen an op
portunity to aamplt ont ounce ol
each brand.
Th flavor and bminuel nl the
ine. addtd to the feMive al
mosphere encotiraed many
fuesU In lamplt them all
Oat veteran Italian diplomat
commented late In the evening
"Our ainei art wonderful But
I hope our mora tnthuiiantir
fnendu realut that even in the
inth ctntury wt haven't found
ay to aholiah tht old fashioned
haneoer "
aad ataofracaea taid at its air arreat
kravaai hat. caat aad aaKtr- aatj
'Deep-Freeze' Harry Vaughan
Remains Bitter About Criticism
a a rv aaa raarnrhal
MacOacmaa aad BnRai ar
teateai ta la a) dan lad aar
rata, aarak kr aaa la braU
fajM aar kaaaw mi mt tan
atacOaraaa a
Students Rejected
NEW YORK. July IS Be
ta ea J 000 and 1 000 student" who
ant ta ga la high iichool in the
nummer have been turned away
because New York City's Board
of Education can't Find enough
teacheri to handle the load
Summer high school in New
York had 211 OOO itudcnti la it year,
and M.OOO had applied when cl
darted last week
RW.CR blUM
JHINGTCA July U -f
ive 'fn at Har-v aaghav
c ax lie warte Hxuar vaitarv itk
rM brtai aad a araad Vd of
tnat la.ad campatf nbrvaaa m
h. kit cheat
la iNar day he au kwaa
a Sran uruaeubMe tut-taiking
ajiii paler -mib call) him rami
Wirf i Harry Tnanaa ih!
Iht mad rontraverfaJ irulilary
auM in Utt hiory w Tvern a
preMdrats
Deeo-r'reete Harrv " sr:ij
laa colufvima: t due1j aughan.
reierrtng to h roe a a ma )uc
Lar get ui tht iveflji, iaestu;ation
o infHiencvF-BeddliPg acandaa
during th Truama adnunutra
boa
Tivday Maj Gea Harry Haak
in Vauahan -rat a a ouiet nft
spoAe church elder a ho like ta
tfx-nd hi dayi in old clothe put
trnrtf found the garden of h
half arrt horn a t airtai l n
ty i
r.ea new tne Meard gen
eral nukes little pretrnae at hid
ing hi bitterness ov-tt It rrill
cuuo lhal ivtuled around ha head
through nat f hi atvea years
ii the Whilt House I
It ru ppKly raufh ' ht aid
in all lolrrviea 1 gueaa Dean1
Arheaoe ( lorrner tecrelary of j
taw haa ban called an S 0 B j
in more dialects thaa I hart, but
he i Uk) aaly au 1 caa think af
Sill as Harry Tramaa wed
la lay if you cas t ataad th heat
you ahouidn't b is th kitchea
And wt had plasty af heat at Lb
wntta Houm la my day
Ues Ahaat Dtiakiai
Yaufhaa aaa particularly irked
by what h called he about hi
drinking habua. He aid bt didn't
ern like the stufl
It i a tunny thing II you
played pukrr and diauk hourmm
with Truman yuu acre a hood
lum Today if you ulav hrKlge
and drink scotch wuk President
Kisenhower vou rr a gentleman
augtvaa said h had til en been
derirttd a a raconteur of all.
color joke, but h insisted the
humor that tickled Truman wa
cleaa and-apontaneou
In IKS. soon after Vaujfhan en
tered tht tsecutivt mansion with
Truman, a friend line World
War I day, h addreaaed a worn
en i church auitliary In lesan
dna. Vi In hia freewheeling
MW Vaughan deacribed Wimtun
Churchill a ' I garrulau old
gentleman who never iayi less
than JO words where 10 will do
The remark touched of lively
squall Vaughan txplatned he
thrnght hu talk was ofl the rec
ord. but admtnutration ofltdali
i need
Always hi Hat Water
From then on. he kepi finding
n.mseu in nm irr
In l4. a Sonait subcommittee
ciPed the general on the iartet
in it probe of favors to five per
centers "--the nickname given to
agent who wangled government
contract! for a lee. usually 5 per
cenl
Wilnevse pointed the fuiger al
Vaughan as being mned up in a
wide range of transactions
His nlrl friend John M.vragon
later sentenced to I In 24 monlhs
in jail for perjury, diarlnsed that
Vaughan had received seven home
(rreers from a Chicago perfume
manufacturer who wanted favors
from Ih government
On the witness stand aufhan
admitted getting tht (rterers -one
of which wtnl to Truman home
in Independence Mo but denied
any wrongdoing
The frteitr furor had scarcely
ebbed before Stn Ktm n Mr.
got his dander up over a letter
Vaughan had written to Federal
Judge George H Moore in Si
Louis The letter concerned a
leniency plea for an automobile
dealer convicted of evading $139.
331 in federal incorr taxes
A White House statement said
Vaughan had merely passed on
the plea. Kem deminded an in
vestigation, but it never came off
How does it feel to be out of
the limelight' "I'm delighted ' he
said I'd lik to have bean out ol
the White House long before I left
hu Harry T nan an auitad to
thnk I aa aor a worthvaii
riv 'hat rtaaoa I d gt thrwuf
all agaia if I had I "
Lhai m Arav Fay
Now livtag aa hu ana j ear
Vruiv nay as a retire ntaar gea
eral V aughaa reside a com
tnrtable but far tram areseaUau
gra fieloaiaae aaua a i kil
sverlona.ag tht PvlorruK River
Llbcr Survey Set
Nk DLLH1 July 13 v- An
Am an conferent aar Oct I4-Nv
aill, try te I lad out bow maay
people art looking lor work and
how many ash art looting lor
workers I'ader direct ioa af tht
Imrrnai waal Labor Organisation
gn eminent aftk-ials and civilian
labor etrmimslraior will be show a
how to asses manpower re
sources
shout tare males aavca af Ales
aaana Va
Haa ones h ireBd has tin'
I a a art af churcl wort As a
PTsOrVer-vaa eaaer I prtacewd a
a a aaahaartaa caarcl
Otheraiat I inead ani
tune atvaascMg laatkkj ou a burs
larhntral art '
I like to gardes, but I m afraid
I n a Kraaa oart gardeaer with
a aeak ituad aa greea ttiarn 1
u gatf wfwa I lauad I had coal
m tm a hok far th II kales I
plated aj th last W rears wild
ha lasting ta raw country chaba "
Amosg chenshed
V lughaa s Whit Haue years u a
won grai leather ceverad pocket
Bibl Inside a kMcnbed
To Harry H Yaufhaa. trsead
comrade adviser mihtary aide,
read it act on it and you'B be aa
yea always havt hmdaTtatalry
ngN Harry $ Trumaa May 11.
; "
vwsg keSaad haa at th
hat the
cm am fry apaeat
nghl la try haa
MarCrackaa atrvod
a is leav
IkatTTCt al (asamtaa aaa a
Ha a I aapersar Wsdga pteyer
Thraughout th arareedlngv ht
had llkiiiif as pi I laaallj
tneadly term sat oary wk Jwr
ary aut a the head af tsa ape
nal Staata ayvnaugataag tasiaaR
Ma. th maa w asade tat at
Has far has arred Sea Husa L
Black af Alabama
aacOacSca a nil a practkessg
snaraey Waahaagtaa. Slack
sew Justice Black af tha Sasjramc
Court a snembrr af taw aiajartty
whack raadeied th aai aias Isal
mantk dactaratg wnsaaaas aetar
1 coagraaaasaal comnwtiae snuat k
told slatary haw tht t i'i iii put
U then art legislatively part-
Tht artornev and Uie hiaiwa
stiH meet accaaionalry Whea they
oo. they never lack a tarxc af
roaversatioa
RUPTURED!
Our lufr Censulfonf will fffvt fitff Dtmonifrt
fif tht Dtbkt tupturt Apptiinu ny fim lock
4iy bttwfn tht hurt ! 1 1 f 5 m.
JHl D0IIS TRUSS h hltltu-itrapkitlulbUsi-H
HOLDS tht rvplvrt b? tni IH.
Balks. kaUs, aad many types af pad tasi cat off drralatlaa
tad causa th rsptar as sing ta secass larger sad larger
shaaJd sat k wars.
Wa kin knadrodi af sstisflad ssers. 8 as have rtsartad
ram. Da mmi ierit ITkaa aaglertad. rapturi uty caaa
gsg aalas, gtaaral ru dews raadltlaa, aacaacha, srrwssaaas
aad May atkar allssast.
If yea ir tatareatad la rsllef aaa setter besltk raise Ii far
rasiilutlsa isd free dessasttratiea.
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