Eugene register-guard., July 01, 1955, Image 2

Reglster-Gunrd, Eugene, Ore. I
2A Frl., July 1, 1955;
Jet Wreckage,!
Body Found
On Nip Island
. Search Continues
For Other Three
- TOKYO im The body of one of
four missiffg U.S. Marine fliers:
was found Friday in the wreck-:
age of a jet plane on Oshima Is
land 65 miles south of Tokyo.
-The Marine Corps tentatively;
Identified the body as that of Lt. !
Alan Murd.ick McAncny, Yon-i
kers, N.Y. !
Searchers positively identified
; the wreckage as the FJ2 Fury
jet flown by McAncny and which
.' disappeared Tuesday in the search
", for two other Marine fliers who
: Vanished in a fog Sunday night.
ENDLESS PATTERN
; McAncny was a son-in-law of
; the publisher of the Rome (N.Y.)
- Sentinel.
" The plane was discovered by
.' Islanders as the search nearcd
the end of its fifth day for the
- first two and a 'helicopter crew
man who was lost Wednesday.
- As good weather continued
- through the last three days of the
vast search, officers said they
: could not explain the absence of
; results. Destroyers and planes WASHINGTON Wl The House
wove an endless pattern over the Thursday approved a $3,285,00,
sca. 000 foreign military and economic
"All we know is that the search aid program for the year starting
must go on as long as there is
' any hope, and there is certainly
1 hope," an Air Force spokesman
' 'aid.
GRIM SEQUENCE
, The grim sequence began Sun
day night when a Marine Sky
Knight jet ran out of gas in a
' fog. Us pilot was Capt. Hodgin P.
Montague, of Jackson, Miss.
With lyjn was his ordnance offi
cer, 2nd Lt. David Winton Bell,
of Wayzata, Minn., son of the
president of General Mills.
The following day a search
plane piloted by Lt. Alan Murdoek
! McAncny, of Yonkcrs, N.Y., van-
; ished.
On Wednesday a helicopter
; ditched during the search. Three
of its crew were saved, but one,
: unidentified, is missing.
- The search continues over a
' Wide area off southern Honshu.
Buffalo Bus
Drivers Strike
BUFFALO, N. Y. Ml AFL bus
: workers struck Friday against the
Niagara Frontier Transit System
' and halted service for almost a
million persons in this area.
Thousands of commuters hitch
ed rides or walked to work after
, waiting on the curbs for buses
that never arrived.
' About 1,650 bus drivers, mc-
r chanics, office workers and other
company personnel were affected
by the strike.
The union was reported to be
seeking a wago increase' of 7
'. cents an hour. An offer n( a 5-
cent raise was rejected. Present
scales were not disclosed.
; LOS ANGELES Wl The street
' car and bus strike in Los Angeles
entered its eleventh day Friday
. with every indication that the tie-
up would go into a third week.
Douglas Introduces
'Tidelands' Measure
. WASHINGTON lSen. Doutj-
: las (D-IU) introduce a bill
; Thursday to recapture for the
' federal government the title to
submerged oil lands lyinfi sea-
ward from the low water fnarks
along the coasts. .
Title to the lands was conveyed
to the states in the Submerged
Lands Act passed in JDM aitcr
a bitter fight in which Douglas
and some others had opposed the
move as a "giveaway." ,
A GLORIOUS FOURTH!.
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ftVlhla H'ftxit Nation o ours, we should al- 0
ways be cjratelul lor the 4th of July, witji he
significance of ths dny set asidpelo celebral J
our Independence. o o
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We should be thankful thai we live i
country where fioedo'i of spaech and frso-
dom of living is aaro pffvilte where Ilia
is what we make il.
It is our sincere hope that It may always &
our country, our flagnd our people.
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TAYLOR TAKES OVER 11 "-Maxwell D. Taylor
(loft), World War II pa rjer an( a Korean
war leader, is rnn?i . Secy. Robert
Stevens (right) after he wasin at the Pentagon
as Army chief of staff. Retiring chief of staff, General'
Matthew B. Rk'gWay, looks on. (NEA)
Foreign Aid Ceiling
Set at $3V4 Billion
Friday,
The measure, which merely sets
ceiling for future appropria
tions, now goes to a Senate-House
committee to adjust differences.
The Senate previously approved
an authorization 139 million dol
lars larger. President Eisenhower
had asked about 3'i billions. The
Sefgni Granted
2 More Days
ROME (ifl Christian Democrat
Antonio Segni granted two days
of grace by President Giovanni
Gronchl continued his quest Fri
day for support as Italy's cncxt
premier. .
Segni was to have reported
Thursday night after four days
of political foundings whether he
could form a cabinet. Instead he
told Gronchi he still was unable
to say dcjinitely ands the Presi
dent gave him until Saturday.
Segni has encountered' obstacles
within his own party and the Lib
eral party. He needs the latter
to give his prospective coalition
government the marginal' support
necessary in Parliament. The
Christian Democrats aione have
only 2G2 scats "of the 500 in the
Chamber of Deputies.
His own party has pledged sup
port ofo Segni, but itsright-wing
"concentration" 0 which forced
Premier Mario Scelba's resigna
tion Jane 28 still objects to form
ing a coalition with minor parties
of the center bloc.
Douglas Dubious
Of Red Elections
SAIGON, South Vict Nam W
U.S. Supreme Court Ji'stice W1
liam.O. DougSis sad Friday hc
doubled that eilher South Vict
Nam or Jhc Communist norlh
could be ready for the July, 105(1,
unification election pRivided by
the Indocjiina armisflce.
The jurist .cited the "diffisul
tics of sctting.up all the local
government units, and the elec
tion machinery. He admitted he
knew nnthing about aonriitions in
Red-ruled 'North Vict Nam but
said, "1 could nM help but thinkj
that any clcclionln a Lommumsl
rulrtl country 'would only b a
very suspect election."
Diftiglas iso sJ,oppiffg briefly in
Saigon, en rosjtc io lecture on
constitutional law in Calcutta,
I India.
ctual appropriation, still to be
acted on, may be trimmed futhcr.
DEMO SUPPORT
Strong Democratic support en-
bled the President's House back-
rs to beat down 21 attempts U5
limit tho program, including pro
posals to restrict help for Yugo
slavia and India. 0
On "final passage, by a 273-128
roll call, the bill was supported
by 159 Democrats'and 114 Repub
licans; opposed' By 48 Democrats
and 80 Republicans.
The House eliminated a 145-miI-
lipn dollar icsorve military fund
requested by thj PresidoH. It
also' endorsed a Senate provision
requiring return to the Treasury
of all military aid .funds fro
past" appropriations, in excess of
200 million dollars, frir which no
allotments hav.e been madii The
turnback Is estimated M 470 mil-J
lion aouars.
EMPHASIS. ON ASIA
The House bill earmarks $1,133.-
000,000 for military aid and $2,-
j.12,80u,(khj in various kinds of eco
nomic help, with major empljasi.s
mi rtsia.
In major actions on the bill the
House:
Voted 181-51 to insist that at
least half of surplus foodstuffs L
used as foreign aid be carried in
American vessels. Rep. Bonner
(D-NC) sponsored this move to
KnocK out a foreign Affa rs
provision of current law be waived
In snccd the movement of surplus
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Aoprovod amendment" by
Hep. tforys (It-Ohio) lo specify
tTiat emphasis in economic aid
should be placed on loan's, instead
of outright grants'
Defeated 129-111 an amenjl
ment bv Tteg. Budge (IJ-Ida) To
bar aid to ifiition; revising to
waive jurfcdiclion ovcY resident
American wrvfeemen in criminal
cases.. Sudge saMss. American
Glsnow are In Jprcign toils.
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NO DOWN PAYMENT
On Approved Credit
Peron Cabinet
Takes Shape
President Names
4 New Ministers
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (1
President Juan D. Peron s new
Cabinet began to take shape Fri
day with the appointment of four
new ministers. Unofficial sources
said they would be sworn in Fri
day. The new ministers are Oscar
Albrieu, succeeding Angel Ga
briel Borlenghi as interior min
ister; Francisco Marcos Anglada,
replacing Armando Mcndcz San
Martin as education minister;
Jose Maria Castiglioni, succeed
ing Carlos Hogan as agriculture
minister, and Alberto J. IturBe,
transport minister succeeding
Juan Maggi. .
ENTIRE CABINET QUIT
The entire 22-membef Cabinet
submitted resignations after sup
prcssion of the June 16 Navy
Marine revolt against Peron sc
the president would revamp his
administration. Peron was ex
pectcd to reappoint some of his
associates.
The chief change so far has
been the retirement of Borlenghi
long an intimate advir to Peron.
He was considered one of' the
Chief directors of the govern
ment's campaign against Argen
tina's Roman Catholic hierarchy,
which was climaxed by ex-com-munjeation
of the. president, .
REPORTS DENIED
Unofficial sources in Buenos!
Aires say there are indications
Peron'is seeking tp end ijiis gov
ernment's eight-month-old quarrel
with the church. But reports that
the Vatican is sending a special
envoy to Argentina were denied
in Vatican City Thursday. The
Vatican said any diplomatic con
tacts required can be handled by
Msgr. Maijio Zanin, the papal
nuncion tit Buenos Aires.
The Vatican also said it knew
nothing of a report that Peron
hail sent felicitations to Pope Pius
XII on the Feast of Saints Peter
and Paul last Wednesday.
Blind Couple' :
Proud Parents
DIJLKTH, .Minn. Of) A blind'
Korean War veteran ajd Sis pret
ty blind wife who capture! the
hearts of thousands ijpon.thdr
marriage last fall bcc.-.'iic the par"
ents of a son 7 pounds ijtVt
ounces Thursday. i
The vbaby was born to Mrs. J
John L. Thornton at St. Lukes
Hospital
The Thorntons were married in
Cloquct last Sept. 25 in a cere
mony topping oft a community
drive thac resulted in home and
Com-!.ful.nishinf.( for the u0up3 wd
j0n f01. Thornton.
Neither Thoanton nor his wife
have ever seen each otter. They
met Ly chance In Aprit 1!)53
while Joyce was home from blind
school Snd John ws home on
leave from a veterans hospital.
Linoleum Formica Tile
Drainboardt and Floors
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Woman Sues to Recoup
$425 Racetrack 'Fling'
NEW YORK Wl A woman
who lost $425 in her first fling
at betting on the horses is tu
ing under an almost-forgotten
law to get her money. back.
Miss Paula Aiello, 28, dress
buyer for a store in Patterson,
N.J., lost the money at Aque
duct race track in Queens Mon
day. She has 71 pari-mutuel
tickets to prove it.
She filed suit in State Su
preme Court Thursday against
the Queens Jockey Club, which
runs Aqueduct. Her attorney,
Lee Bosco Jr., says the suit is
based on section 994 of the
state penal law which.he says,
dates back to 1874 and pro
vides that anyone who loses a
bet "may sue and recover
same."
The suit is a test of the pari
mutuel law, enacted in 1940.
The total handled annually at
"both the flat and harness pari
mutuel 'tracks in the state is
about 450 million dollars, of
which about 70 millions repre
sent bettors; losses.
Describing how she got "the
feer" her first day at a race
track, Miss Aeillo said:
"I overheard tips and I bet
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on other people's hunches and
I bung arou.d the (betting)
windows listening to what peo
ple were doing.
"When I lost I wasn't angry,
I was just upset by aU I'd seen,
people borrowing money to get
home from the track and so
on. It's not the money so much.
"I bet on every race, and in
one race I even bet on four '
horses and on three in an
other." Neither the pari-mutuel laws
nor the enacting legislature,
Bosco said, mentioned Section
994,' thus leaving it on the
statute books.
Bosco said that section was
first upheld in 1904 when the
Appellate Division approver
an action to recover $100 bet
and lost at the old Shcephead
Bay race track operated by the
Coney Island Jockey Club.
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