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HSs-e. D Satfsmin. Silm. Or-. Sun, July 11. S7 SMOKRESS POWDER Tmu Swv ft- -V f SA3 Asm. rrwaa fVilJUlnii IUrr B, Utt CHARLES A. SPRACl E. Ejitot Pnbliibtr WEXDrXL WEBB. Maflay-m Ed tor riiklaaai er ans.rt .. artica SkS Sara tj.-s.irca kr . Ok It H -! gnw-rast at Bs. wmc ! C m Tr-r arssrr t.-s a- SU-ca ' fcsraakrr Ataac-lale "Tea S tuKWH r SHCtlS riJIlf W t atl Mr ww'MW " CU ejap' . Bigger Surplus In State Treasury 14 n -en ;( .fPtves1 ' V 40 sir.e taxes !.k-'fO ' was nevrvsjr'i lo MJf r 0 igun the vcf -( ii-fi-w ha lb txenmum wrti i Teas,, s tw.in.c e excess of wh' -"K:p!fd Te Lef.glaUve Assemh per rent surtax iT percentage budget and lene of i',fu ' " Ihe next bienmttr. iir:.nucd " ee. Of bures : '"J '!r"'',"M brought bigffr i . -1- "vm were ! i-'rO n When Governor K presented 1" bmicet before the 19?" V-mtMs the estimates of surplus rn tc -vilion In tne pr r.( months is 'as same in estimates tn reved j?'' T' million When the books we-e N" '-" 1,h liM 'hf V 14S million Th.s -reei the dra.r re 1 appropriating ma J surplus was ' amount is m quired bs " b the 19" le; com'ortabie feeling T "Ik manaiemrnl 1' is not howeser. f treasury opera ' he equallv fasnr This vu'pii. i frf ail thn 'r ;" of trie s'a'e ' x ' a guarantee 'e tons in th.s b.e"" .' able In the nasi h.frnum the lumber busi new the stales i e' ntlustrv did pretty ell unt 'he lave pa-t of the period There were some bi e of timber lands on which tipitai a.ns vicre heavy It is unlikely that similar sale be reported in this bien mum and the lumber plywood business con tinues in the doldrums Anv iubstantul fall ing off in eimated current receipts there fore iU reduce the surplus hich the pres ent $16 million escess seems to promise for 1959. While on tbe subject of treasury balances ft is worth noting that for the third time the 'Eisenhower administration has turned in I Surplus on the year s operations The amount, tit billion is less than was fxpected last Jsnuarv but mmh higher than was forecast hen tn years budget was offered in 19.1 The surplus will go to reduce the national debt written remains at around $275 billion The federal government still spends much money, but the pressures of inflation and need for defense and foreign lid prevent the staling down of expenditures Oregon is spending ine money than ever. too. but the added rwetnues have more than offset the in creates i xp9ure. The state s fiscal pol icieslj-vmaii aeurtd A not from Al Weisendanger. the Keep Oregon Green director notes that Marion county s record tn date this vfar on man taustd forest fires is verv good He hopes we cun continue the same the rest nf the sea ion. Is do we all How to do so' douse that cimpfire. don t toss out a lighted cigarette Holmes Picks State Promoter Governor Robert D Holmes bat set great store m a department af state plaaning and development Friday be announced selecUoa of Julius H Jeasea of Seattle as bead of tbe sew department, which will succeed the for ster state development roinmis&ioa. Jenea brings to the office a considerable, eipenence la Chamber of Commerce and pro motion wort For five ears he headed a simitar body m Iowa la recent years be maa a;ed an industr.al bureau for Cowhti county Washington and the past ear has bee di rector of a Seanle assonatttw for indutrial expansion With experience in tbe Midwest and W est .n this lue of endeavor he should know how tp so about doing the job for which he is hired in Oregon W hae little hope that Jensen or anvone rise can reach out in thia air and pull n in dustries and thus augment local payrolls and lat contributors. Tbe best he can do is to compile information and dispense it and co ord, nate the work of local Chambers of Com merce which usually are diligent in promo I on activities Oregon offers at such induce ments as do Mime other states in the wav of in advantigf site favor etc but it does have mini attractions for those seeking locations for -ndustnr Jensen s job will be to eipose. those to the world Hoffa Acquitted James ft Hoffa No 2 man in the Team sters I nion. was acquitted in Washington on a federal charge o( conspiring and bribing to ptant a spi in the Senate committee iniev I. Siting rackets The core of his defense was that he employed the chief adverse wflness, John Cheasty as a lawyer and not as a spv. Hoffa clamed he did not know Cheasty was in tbe employ of tbe committee until after his own arrest That was his storv and it sat isfied the jury of seven women and five men Hoffa is still under indictment in Detroit on charges of wire-tapping so he has another hurdle to clear before being free from the toils of tbe law Even if he is acquitted in that case it is doubtful if he can win election as Teamster president to succeed Dave Beck, though his friends are boosting him for tbe job and he is willing The Teamsters may de ride to put a new fact behind tbe president's desk face-lifting if you please Editorial Comment Pentomic 7th "l ou om t hai to be much 0 a prophet to predict cries tt eutrage from Mutrow sad Peiptng to the anoouacemeal that w 7 Division la Korra it Us be traiuiertned inta a "Pcstonue " outfit Commaasats doa t hke la b fared wstk strength. Prat omit is a lairty aew vara he eoaverawa f Hie three-reguneat grwtajMag af a aavssioa lot hve combat sections equipfH ks meat wither eoa ventional ar atomic challenges It mean thai our men stretched thinly aloof th true baa will kave luck modern weapons aa new rifles, machine gun, and. later. sSomir-eapable rackets aad aowitiers It aae af tbe needed steps Una latum Is taking ta equalise the communis arma bsnldap ia North Korea, which haa been going on ainre the I'M armutlct and in violation of it The Pnat In IfUigencer started a long time ai calling attrntion to the danger of that buildup However outraged Mewrs Khrushchev and Mao ol Red China feel about it it ia thev who brought about the Pentomic 7th Seattle Post Intelligencer i - " 'Xv - an nil e-- . CSX'.. . .y - -Jf , ,'-' ,s 'i -V A lot Happened Ust Wee Last week was a rather brisk iww. kr tha UaM af year, and THX STATdLVX cmrred detailed ttone M these toptcv U yew cai answer aeven ti the ejueslxwas, fm kept lairty weU up current events. If jon can aa swer aune. you really read your newspaper 1. what faanaus anew -atones canuc arasn brake np t Ta kat paajtiaa was' ei -Gov Mctay aaaasated LSU a Saleni s la-lea Fwad kudses tar 4. what aster oa the Uss TV' ed J. rt SUirm realtj saiea ar ktaa nsaa V t OX Ktny Vai ar A Forcr piaae set new reeard' : Whose Nrr (oast art Ue T aetwarka reaaanag t Hs murt i Oretoa bwdget sarphai iM eatunate tto. ina ruaaers eoe 4-mimjtf awkf i it. What lug Teanuter waa freed af eaasntrary Kmwm aa Pace t Menace of . Forest Pest Said Grpw!rig w VSHINGTOM. Wy wX-Tbg kabam wwaOy anbsd rwgtiy ka cwnvag hat "cnaewT af aw) saraat" European Impression: Vienna Loses It's Old Revolutionary Spirit iiaun ma l womts la Se IttIMM BEUMALD PaKKEB VIENNA. July M. Iw57-Te Rise of Soviet Army to Position Of Political Authority Reported known ahout af Nikita S umph in the Ry JOSFPH AI.OP LONDON - 'i" that more i th nrcumsiaorrs Khrushchev 'ri Kremlin at least one fairly firrri arid hinhls mi port ant rons iu sinn (an he rtran Inm it Th collapse of the famous system of col- Lf. lectue rule is I I 'mn1 certaio- I f I '' rr"'r'' m LaaawMaaaawswaw Irrmrdiate con ulsinn in ihe stmnc- r o n eulsive proresi o( Soviet esolu ton The reasons for 'r. oru lustnn hsve little 'o do vi rh personal! ties P n.ji rl' true 'hat Premier Bulganin vs 1 1! later replaced, it mm also re tr., that Marshal Zrmkrn will t the Chosen replacement But aiich rnantrs of persor.a i ties, if they ormr ill still he less signifirari than the i hanii-s of quite flif'fri-n' vrt that hp slready heeo rnt-aird hy the re cent events in Musco-a These are broad and hair i hancs m the inner relationships ol Sonet society One of thr sr grrat c bana-s may be inlerird frnrr. facts al ready rather id-li discussed In brstf. It now se mi ilrar that Molotov. Valcnkov and their al lies originally commanded an ac tual majority and perhaps very heavy majorili including Bulganin himself in the rr.Kiai vote against Miruschei in the Soeiet Presidium With a majority againat him Khrushchev had only one a tn appeal from the hostile Presi dium to the friendly Central Committee Marshal Zhukov. speaking for the armed forces had to insist upon "Soviet legal ity." There are credible reports from Moscow that the call to the Central Committee was Indeed lsstscd In this manner, under threat of force. These reports art la tors eaa flmed by ether erMewe. far ttassate, tbe eal to tae com led sawet bars been bath bajrrted aad hwserwtlM, at sea tbe aeM te rranea, VanagTa arlaalli lefl Part lawares mldiiiglH aast arf kell far leath er all te aa U Rerlla. la areVr le r'alrk a pilar thai waaM lake htm la the rammHIee'a aaealai meellas K-i ansr Marshal Zhukoi al mewl irr'ainli inlerseneti lo help hhrusrn he many pesiple now predirt ihat Zhuhnv will suet eed Rnleamn as I'rrmter If it or curs this promotion lo Ihe Pre miership of Ihe one Soviet lead er who is a true popular hero with hands unquestionably clean ol the hlood of the Stalin years, will be an event of vast mean mi But it will still be less mean ingful than the simple fact of Marshal Zhukov s intervention Here was Ihe first display of pn I'tita! power hv the Soviet mill iar t lass , i a Judge as farmer Vnibassador to Moscow haries Rohten used to maintain that the political influence of !h- Re) Army in the Soviet I nion was ahout equal to the po litiral influence nf the Salvation rm in the I ntted Stalet " And that used In he the case hut that U a laager 'he rase. Bah lea himself waa tbe Hrit la rrrogalir Fartkeraware. the effk-er corps af tar Savlet armeS erslrrt It aat aaly a saelal irssip allh roaiMerable laser rsv hrrrorr H Is alia being Irs as formed In i aa hereditary rasle br Ihe aVTlrr ) tbe special rhar.lt far afflrert' rhlldrea. ahi-h tlraails retemble tbe tse. rial raoVt trhaola tbal tralare the otfirrr ratle la Habeaiallera (rermaav In sum this nllicer caste now in forrr ation in the Soviet I nion. has for the first time staked a tiaim in pnlilits Thus 'he ques lion M the political role ol the Soviet armed services has hern decisiveU posed And thit is the kind of question that, once posed remorselessly demands an even tual answer Owe tart vail eaeattaa tasrk kag tbe whale falsre waaM ks eaeagb far matt aerietles. bat still aaatber rarttlaa abaat the gasrlet fatare. eaaally bag hi aeapa a at) haswrt. was alaa saaeat by tbe (real areata ha Maaeaw. I -sv'tP- -T J ' --.Vks', 'S . ' S - i i 'in iiirviJTt'TiihTTrtrrr'" "' -- s '" In hnef there it very little dourtt anv longer lhal the high of finals administrators and tech mnans in Ihe treat Soviet Indus trial ministries enmapoaed the rank and tile ol the defeated army ol Molotov and Malenkov Khrushchev himself scornlully (rowed over them in Prague Just the other day hoasting that they would no loner he able lo spin nut their ted tape or send orders by telegram lo the lactones in the pros inert " These men obvwualy joined Molotov and Malenkov because the great industrial ministries which were their strongholds ware being dissolved under Khru shches s industrial reorganualinn plan And who were these men They were in fact the leaders nf the huge and critically important new Sosiet rlast of higher indus trial manageri and technicians Fartkerwiare what ia la re place the Slaaatved laaatbial mialatrtet' The ailaMrte are la be rralaree kr "lerrHarlal era a emir eaaarllt " Aad I bete terrt larlal eraaaswir rwaarira. M Khrw tkrbev kat hit wav. win aal be aamlaatea' kr aieaaaera af the la Satlrial aaaaagerial rlaaa. Tbry will be aamlaates) laaleaf kr I amataaltl party bareaes-rete aaa-aperlalltl armken af tbe party prletlhaasf af wbkrb Kkra kebev la Ike Arrkbiabap. Thus the industrial reorganisa tion plan which helped to spark the Kremlin crisis, is not mere Iv a scheme nf decentralization It is also a scheme to restore the power of the Communist party bureaucracy over the day to day management ol Soviet industry It therefore downgrades the great new industrial-managerial class But this downgrading of the most important new claaa in Soviet no ne v ran hardly be a closed in cident It must be the beginning nf still another long and probably painful and risky process nf re adjustment of inner iocial-politi-ral relationships With two such gigantic pro cesses of change aimuHaneously at work in Soviet society, future convulsions can hardly be avoid ed But not even Nikjta Khru shchev can foretell when or how they will occur iCrwrrlfM I sai Mew York Merild-Trl Bursa, lot I This is ihe tiane of year when many a cilueft s thought turns damply to lawn sprinklers. L sed to be that lawn and garden sou vers were pretty simple affairs. They got water on the lawn, the kids could run through them and they splat tered water on passersby You couldn't ask Much more of a sprinkler. But in re cent years A. D i After Doityourselfi the gadgeteert have transformed the lowly lawn soaker into a complicated high-engineered device capable of doing almost anything to or for a lawn . . . Oa W the laMewl af these aaaastr asallaarea kat a kssiK la HrrUNK sraia H eelaaieUrallv raatpalet Ike tasare lees af laws la be tar a rest ataKlaart Utk br ibe aaseaal af liatr as ali as la as Ik Jab. aWrtaet ky last aasatk a water biU aaa eXtvrrs the etasrt aateaat af water year badges eaa affsrd. Tbe as aaa twrSarar elalan II seW aawaaaMirally svatg fcaalag ibe ear aad rtasbaa aa tha kVaa 'It wtH atae." saM Ik star rterk aa ha glatjes-lT atlee k frstaa kW kat. "abaat aft akrrwekesa a aal Raaaaa ewasaVa ta Ik Faartb af Jaly aa1 play -Ovar TWt al say as Na. II" . . . t a a These new type apdnklers bars flushed away the long established hsbits of lawn owners Not too many years ago when the man of the house thought the lawn looked a little dry he threw down his newspaper and shuffled out the door in his slippers He retrieved the sprinkler a straight stick affair which did nothing but toss walrrl from wherever the kids or the dog had dratted it He approached the hose with no fear and screwed the sprink ler onto it Then he turned on the force and leaped nimbly out of the wiv of tbe shower And he usually had to brave the spray several times to adjust the volume. Tbese aewetl irrtgatert. thaaik. reaalre aw ftaette Yaa aprwack Ikeai wrartag a spare helmet, ear aaaaet. aaa leaf llaea glavra. Yaa attaaal la reaalal. flip ap lb aiahiler ateter. tart aa tbe light, tar a tit aelgkhera aast lei er g. Sassne af Ibe mar astvaaeast tprtaklera perctlalr ratareaj water, rkltn Ihe heart anal play aiatlr. Saaga Ibe paallr aeewi I prefer with taelr law Srewrkert larlaa "Haae Utile Darlla' Are Yaa"' mm4 "Water My Chase WHh Yaa'" aaS "I'v I aal My Ceases-Haas'' . . . .Some of these spravrrs are prettv tnrkv though Take the fellow we know who sent awav for the latest and larg est of the automatic sprinklers It was so complicated he had to pass s government secuntv check before he quali fied It arrived in a large box labeled TOP Srt'RKT and FRIDAY SURPRISE Well. sir. he hauled it out to the back yard And that i Ihe last anybody eier saw nf him His wife went' out an hour later There was the machine, spinning merrily away, throwing water everywhere it lights glowing brightly, humming a tune she thinks it was ' You r Nothin' But A Drowned Hog "i and giving nut news casts every half hour She found her husband s hat lying in the middle of the yard And that i all She doesn t know whether to file widow pension claim with the state industrial accident commission or with the city wafer department . . . mnm Time Flies. Front Tha Statesman Files 10 Years Ago Jali II. IM7 Bringing fn-egon a state high way system up to Ihe modern standard desired bv the molnr ing puhlw is a t"1 oral Orm job. It was rsiimated hv Male Traffic Engineer F R Cracvdall ran stall decided lo allow th anlrliert in Paris lo accept the champagne and red wines which th French government presented to them on Bastile Kay Rigid rules striking out estor tion fraud and quest lonahle en lerprises have been adopted hy the state lair hoard for lair week. A H I.ea secretary ol the board, announced i CaaUaaea trwta sag ' th American committee on the Olympic games A meeting ol th International committee had been art for Cornrnunlsst Bulgaria with which the I mled Sialea has no diplomatic rrlatiuns t lust Brundags' as ds-nird a passport Wh-n he prud-sird that this vsosild make the I mled M.itcs lk silly I h r kj i. hoi 1 1 the aor'il tor d-pai t n'ent backed up and said hs- i-ouW go Trriu haid lo let a sports f gure go to Bulgaria and still deny pas-sporta to American newsmen willing lo go to Red China al their awn risk Mr Dulles tayt that eves if Americans would go at their ows risk if thev got tato trouble er ther In itat oepartmenl would b bombarded with appeals for Ha help lo get them out. However, th real reason seems to be de termination to adhere to th 1 S policy that Red China Just doeaa t rsist at least within the purview of our stale department There are still sit Americans detained in China and the Reds have iwwr been purged of nurrssion in Korea so it is our poiicy to ignore Red C hina Rut on the continent under the Red banner ate some .inositi nul lum Chinese The country is m ferment Mao s willingness t lei inn flowers ' grow is bring tested hv his critics Changes are in pro gress Here surds is a situation on which accurate and rehahle information is desired hi the American people nd who tan suiply it heller than trained cor respondents' The British and Krench prrss have sent rpjxir'ers in i h na Thev have not hern luo.rs'ed or hampered in their span h for news The Vmeruan press and other communi! alions ui e d i a want freedom to isr f'hina and to establish bureaus there with out restriction h our tfnsernmcnt and without an selective pro t ess Mr llulles should do as his department did in the case of Mr Rrundage withdraw its restraints and offer passports tn sut h re porters as apply for them in gustd faith House Rejects Idaho Dam Work W ASHINf.TON lull 2n e - The House Public Works Commtttee refusel this vseek to go alone vsith Senate approval of legislation to authorize ron-stnu tion of Rruc-e s K.ddy flam in Idaho The hig project for flood control navigation and power was atricken from the billion and a half dollar omnibus rivers and harbors hill aa it was submitted by the com mittee for consideration on the House floor most tourists. Vienna a kh iKy of watts aad arhmali aast aarna how gayety Btat I ana ast a tourist at that city Rather I pent many years af my bf here I aaa the only aalrse cwra Ameotan who ever practiced law ia Austria And aa I am more readily aware that Yieaea was tn nnb the city af Mvann Strauss hut also the ektmictW af Monti and fVethwsea. sad af Brahms ihe great soa af Ham burl who made Yieaae Ike rea ler of musical life and af Inark arr aad Mahler It waa alas the city af Freud, but that is some how long ago tenna for some tim might re main a music center hut sot on of intellectual lite Al any rate the is not so now KeC are aaaltaatag aa la hatel IrrtaaJ level, kawever. let at re aiia arrra tbat Vtcaaa la aat aserely aa art ar al say rata aaaasral cWj wheee kalakVarlaal ttf waa reaurkaMe ha. alas, ky gaa iays bat tbat tW fat l rNy af revakallaaa eaataarabta aaly la Parks aaW paraaMaat la aar at her Grnaaa aprsklag p!ar Bnataia ParkM at la CaUrfs- at Laa a aV an ear her ar aa a Saraaeaa tear Tkst - far hH Parka waa taaat ataas af sm art ta Ta bad beea atauitlrd by a corrupt Jury A gewerai atrik was sir rlared a pretest, hug maaan af warkars aaaembled tsivaiawa and bsirwed aw( the leading clrr K-faarist eveauig paper which bad hailed the acquittal ton sad 1 ast aa tea. piaanj Fareat Sen ice Chest JYVbard r McArwle tewkakae air aaa ki raaiiaLg cSu ect cwatrwl esyaratkaaa aa akis lawvect base ywt beea aevwassasl" be ach-laed Sea Magwaaaa iD Was' la aa effart la check ta aareaal af the peat tbe Fareat SarskTW cut uag aad remasauj aaecwd us ber ta some esteas Mast at lb trees affected ar wbw Ar aad at her true firs stuck grew iraasUv at k th ears almas th Cascaas) MauMana la in Git lard P'jav hat v r iraal Farrst aion the kattain wwawiy apnnl kat spread wvwsgk C ut as rs and isiested aoast 7U kwaV hua hoar leet af fir YlsVdW? saud that par stales ahH-ti might prey aa th apaud bstisl sonsr srsmis af faatrslflaf lb pesi He said th Pacific orthwri locest i:perirnent Sia tien rrieased a pradaMriaua fly MlJ I io .esi us ialu as a agrat Is ansieat Qntct a spec) tax had to 6 paid aa Soars that ofsened outward aa a the first citr after ag.nn.st tyranny in sfDrrsoROtattsnat Prion EM -Ml 1 ii ( iimn iatii By rrrt in rlttot: Dai ri lundtf 1 pmr m Dil! onlT 1 M pd" "rQ ftsjnrth only t wmmk mU OaiiT iJ ttjiidlay 'in advantroi tn Oron 1 1 71 pff me 4 m thro mo 1 W tn mo ll M votr n V 8 outtldo Oef rr ? ai all toodlMf mty t m advanr l It mo I i MM or Borooa ot AivortMttwi 4NFA OrflM Nwaa)aia)t rotfltolMri AwOrtli tfKtwa-aTi m Kto-umtrrrru to tMT NOIXIIIAT CO Howard Maplr . nirpnH on hi hirthfirtv whe-n group o( fripftd galbfred for dinner in Ih garden of !hr MAapIr home Som li lKa Oildall ISaVtras thaw Uak in Gnt. Rov Krv of Corvallia JJlH machiOiH stssr WW ( WaaS af I I III y I I V U PORTLAND. July 20 25 Years Ago Burglary Gang and Boh Raker of San Francisco r The Multnomah County sheriff i olfice reported Frldav it has smashed a juvenile burglary gang and rec-os ered stolen properly valued at l.i nno Sheriff i Deputy George Miniellv said that 12 year-old Dennis Verle Wells of Portland and a Isyear old youth and one 17 years old admitted tu burglaries in recent weeks Wells was hooked on a burglary charge The two teenagers were turned oier to juvenile authorities Minielly said lhal recovered Vlr and Mrs f Sinner of Portland arr being congratulated upon the hirth nf a daughter Mrs Sterner will be remembered tn Salem friends as Miss Elisa beth 1-evy prominennt and ac complished violinist A toast probably hit last tn U fighting former comrades of rivil War days, men with whom he rallied around an old bottle of wine at dorms of annual re unions, was the tribute paid hy stolen articles from five different th "last man" of the Last Man i h"dmg places Include riub at Stillwater. Minn. Diamond rings, wrist watches. power toola. six transistor radios. 40 YtirS Ago ,wn Phonographs, three portable i-i. at lais TV U' l,r" luantity of beer. w n- 1,17 it hunting knives and hundreds of After a dujcusaioa the Amen- small tools. Befonyou HXLai check fAe Wl.iia..... cuts urefullyy i - . .J My Bank Plan may iov you monoy fiSroo wayif bat ast batata yow bay vwwr aaat aar . . . saw ar . aaa. FlaW asat haw yaw aay siaaiViry aa aaara a II SO . . . aa taaaeaag aaata . . . aa baaw aaa ana aa laa p aa ibata aria af tk tar kawV. br bawaaaiaf a eaak kstywr. Yaa assy arat al lam waiw stlb 'Baab Ihaa". Jsasf a aal bssaa i. CARL COOK asay as bttaw ywae (TAII f AM A am' 626 N. High PHONE EM 4-7337 Vit-nna Turu tn risr March IMS While mher C.erman cities cared hut little bar th kheral tpiril of the tame Vienna rose again in October lMf and It need ed a three-day areg by the im penal forces of she bisperial rs actkin Is aubdue tha rwhellioa capital But w seed aat go bank lata history During my aft ta Vienna. Hire major and a minor retiellsnna took place ta mat city In 111 a rather blood ies revolution overthrew th oppressive Habsburg govern ment, which had replaced parlia ment with an autocratic oecree lavs svstem The emperor fled and there were no nrganifed forces triing to to support the monarchy la IMI. aa "the first af IVe retnber " a ml aar basger reoel lla agalatt laflallaa aad rlalsg prices aeeorretl. Warhert. armed arllh ther laalt aad their net. marched aver the Ria Street Street thai earlrrle tbe eallr laser rllv aad aemahahe everv tingle stare aad raf that lay la Ikrir talk If that tan he labelled as eco nomic rebellion the more famous Fifteenth nf July of I9T7 was strictly political On Ihe day he lore n'r Nai murderers who had killed without provocation tisn workmen who peacefully tipped a glass nf wine in an inn Tbat Saw. Use aarkert prw tuawd I art fkre la lb Pslarr af JaaSart. Tae fcaiMiag aa el lb btggea) ystbrsal estirWt la lb asartd. barwrd lar Ihre art sad as largely aesvlrase Ta pakWi. ear aged at Ibesr aaa at erflcSaey . bsasebere peas-eraf bvaSaaiiri sad tafiakrrt Abaat baaarid peaaka were Side aa lb wbai aftaar gar Ik tar aragreaatag faartsl far ret a least iraa I fa aat aratart af tketr hi MasaeaaS eaaaisrrs1 la teaa Mlrsal artwa u I'letal ' aai riawar fraau" af al aarta. This draiion ts-ed came lo har vest ia Fetiruary 1954. a hen nianretlar Dollfuss. whs had il legally disbanded parliament the year before, occupied with armed farces the Vienna City Hall and rssmoved th aorialiat mayor from hit office The Viennese workers went to battle The I ass ist gov rrnment thelled (he big workers' apartment blocks I or si-seral davs and hUiosts str-H b.itilt-s fliired up esrrh-rr It aa onls in tuslria and i.rr in -vjin thfli the people rexisiwl t.isiism forcibly and hjtieli in both countries The llaluns had of fered sporadic the Germans no resistance Vieana fought for a week. That tin aa a Ursa tbat waa aat always genaawtnVk. kat I aaa asrkag "was." far I aaa t assi ah waaM tight far tre aaaw'a sake aay axre. VVeaaa. bartag bar sabawd ky lb Dall- rbaigg faekMa I I9S4. kV Caraaaa saat very rbeerfally hi lJg. Al least. Iket aal vest the aaeaaplaymeal prab I n . . . 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