The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, April 21, 1958, Image 14

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Newspaper Page Text'14-(Sec. II) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Mon., April 21, '58 MOPSY By GLADYS PARKER IT'S THE NEW,ACK"HAI?-DO,COMi , BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED KING SIZE TRAY TABLES Iff PLETELY COVERS THE SHAPE OWL TRIPLE GUARD OF THE HEAP r PRESCRIPTIONS CAPITOL' at CENTER Parity jUcareey lafegrfy pries 'ess- Triple-Guard RX Jumbo1 ilia. 16Va by 22-Inch Ireyt In choice of aavaral attractive deaioni, . ' Rubber-tipped antique black lest.. Table standi 25V inche protection costs no more! Owl's prices ere always low price. high. REG. 12.95 VALUE Kq795 Bring Your Prescription to Owl SET OF mm POLYETHH. PAN HHUllil r T Amcum NmHMn Administration Seeking Military Pay Plan Cut WASHINGTON Adminis tration fiscal leaders are asking senators to trim 163 million dol lars from the new military pay increase plan approved by the House. This was learned Sunday as Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Ben-Gurion Wants Full Disarmament WASHINGTON ( Israeli Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion says he favort complete disarma ment of all the peoples in the Mid dle East and is taking steps with this in mind. Ben-Gurion said he is sending a letter to a chief "of a big state in the world" which deals with disarmament and he hopes it will lead to "final peace not only for us but for the world at large." The Prime Minister did not ex plain what he had in mind nor to whom he was writing. . He touched on the disarmament question only briefly in a TV-radio interview filmed in Jerusalem last Tuesday and broadcast on CBS "Face the Nation" Sunday. Ben Gurion said the United States could do more to promote peace In the Middle East by mak ing the United Nations Charter instead ot a dead word, a living thing." The United States, he said, could help "if they would do the same thing in regard to Israel as they have done to Turkey, when Turkey was threatened and they said that an attack ... on Turkey means an attack on the United States." Johnson of Texas advised fellow senators that he hopes to call up and pass the new incentive pay plan this week. To do this will require speedy action by the Armed Services Committee, headed by Sen. Rus sell (D-Ga), which has had the pay revision proposals for months. Behind Closed Doors Sen. Stennis D-Miss), chair man of a subcommittee which conducted extensive public hear ings, asked his five-member group to meet behind closed doors Mon day. Once the subcommittee acts, the full Armed Services group must review the bill, probably at its Thursday session. The key idea of the new mili tary pay plan is to encourage service careers for the thousands of skilled technicians needed to man complex new weapons and equipment, including jet aircraft, nuclear submarines and ballistic missiles. Turn in Uniforms Under present pay scales many young officers and enlisted men turn in their uniforms for better paying civilian jobs after complet ing their military service and training. The House on March 35 passed 366-22 a bill that sponsors said should induce many men and of ficers to stay in a military career. They estimated the additional an nual cost at 668 million dollars. Reds Arrive To Celebrate Elbe Meeting NEW YORK W-Five Russians arrived by plane Sunday, en route to Washington, D.C., for a 13th anniversary celebration of the meeting of Soviet and Ameri can troops on the Elbe River in Germany near the end of World War II. In the group were Boris N. Polevoy, novelist and war corres pondent; former air force Mai. Alexei P. Maresev; former army 1A. ul. Alexander Gardejev; for mer army Col. Ivan Samchuk; and former army Sgt. Yuri Volski. They will attend a dinner to be given by American veterans in Washington on April 25, the anni versary date of the 1943 river meeting. The Americans attend ed a similar affair in Moscow last year. Jordan Faces Famine AMMAN UK An economic ex pert says Jordan is faced with a serious famine threat and should appeal to the United States for help. In a published report, Dr. Ra jayee Khadra predicted the famine would come this summer in the wake of Jordan's worst drought in 20 years. Flapjacks at Yellowstone May Improve WASHINGTON CB - The hot- cakes may taste better next time you visit Yellowstone National Park. The flapjack subject popped up at House and Senate Interior Sub committee hearings on bills to give long-term contracts to con cession operators at national parks. Rep. Ullman (D-Ore) com plained at the House hearing that his family tried to eat hotcakes at Canyon Lodge in Yellowstone Park last year, but gave up be cause they were "as much rub ber as hotcakes." Rep. Metcal (D-Mont) said the best hotcakes he ever ate were in Yellowstone, but they were cooked by bis mother over a campfire in the early 1920s. The subject was pursued by Sen. O Mahoney D-Wyo), presid ing at the Senate hearing, in ques tioning a spokesman for the Yel lowstone Park Co., which operates park restaurants. The senator, who had been talking to Mrs. Ullman, wanted to know just how good, or bad, park hotcakes are. The witness confided that he and other officials of the company ate some fine hotcakes at the Statler Hotel here this morning "something we wouldn't do in the park." He hastened to add, however. that there's nothing wrong with park hotcakes as a general rule although a cook may have a Dad day occasionally. Possibly the Ullmans were there on such a day, he said. Solon Predicts Watering Down of Ike Defense Plan By JACK BELL ' WASHINGTON UB-Sn: Bridges (R-NH) predicted Sunday Con gress will water down President Eisenhower's defense reorganiza tion plan and restrict his power to transfer military funds. Agreeing that there will be mod ifications. Sen. Mansfield (D -Mont)' called for establishment of an independent commission to su pervise scientific research and de velopment. Bridges, who heads Mhe Senate Republican Policy Committee, and Mansfield," assistant Demo cratic leader, have joined in spon soring legislation that would re duce the staff of the secretary of defense and limit some, of his au thority. Eisenhower has asked for in creased power for the secretary to set up unified defense com mand ana to assign combat func tions. He proposed an increase in authority for the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff with consoli dation of planning under him. 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