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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1955)
STASSEN CONGRATULATED 'l N ' t J i jut- 1 WASHINGTON Harold E. Stassen, left, receives congratula tions Mar. 19 atter President Eisenhower announced his ap pointment to a new cabinet-rank jot to devote lull time to development of policies for disarmament. Offeringcongratula tions are Dr. D. A. Fitzgerald, deputy director of the Foreign Operat' ns Administration, and Mrs. Mildred Coleman, Stas en's personal secretary. Stassen now is FOA administrator. (AP Wirephoto) Messy, Yes, But Legal, Court Rules CROWLEY, ta. -City Judge Edmund M. Reggie holds a wife has no grounds for a fight when her husband tries to enjoy a good by kiss and a plug of chewing tobacco at the same time. He found Mrs. Winston Bertrand guilty of committing simple bat- WASHINGTON Ifl Three oferal project upon Introduction of tery on her husband and gave her Idaho's four members of Congress 1 the authorization bills March 8. ia suspended sentence of $15 or 10 3 Idaho Members Fight Federal Dam Legislation By JOHN KRAMPS $41 Million for Indian Education WASHINGTON The House Appropriations Committee recom mended Monday that Hl.674.0oo be aDDroDriated for Indian education I and welfare services for the year beginning July 1. This is the amount budgeted by President Elsenhower and an in crease of W.614.J32 over the amount appropriated for the year ending June 30. In its report to the House, the committee said the increase would permit the Indian Bureau to place an additional 5,100 Indian children in school, provide foster home care for an additional 369 and re locate an additional 2,500 off reser vations. "It is anticipated that substani tially all Indian children in the continental United States who are eligible and willing to avail them selves of schooling will be in school during the 1956 fiscal year," the committee said. The annual Interior Department approprialons bill authorizes the secretary of the Interior to buy eight acres within the Klamath reservation in Oregon, for con struction of two pumping plants an an equalizing basin for the Modoc Point Indian irrigation system. He also would be authorized to acquire up to 400 acres wilhin the Colville Indian Reservation in Washington for construction of Mill Creek reservoir in the Nespelem unit of the Colville Indian irriga tion project. 37! 4; 'NOW SEE HERE, CHILD' Y X.V 7 : j ?..m fi 14-: - r. m am ail 1 Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Mod., March 21, 1955-(Sec. 2)-5 Midway and Essex Back from Operation MANILA - Tho U.S. aircraft carriers Midway and Essex, es corted by three destroyers, re turned Saturday from their "rou tine operational area" In the South China Sea, 1 Navy spokesman said. The ships are part of the U.S. 7th Fleet which guards the Chi nese Nationalist island of Formo sa. Manila is their base for op erational exercises. FRANKFURT, Germany Golfi, six-months-old female cub who had never seen her father, Metro, 10-year-old lion in the Frankfurt zoo, pays close attention as Metro bares his sharp teeth during first meeting at the zoo. (AP Wirepholu) said, "Who? me? oh, no?" McConnack caught himself just in time, seconds later the program went off the air. McCormack Almost Presidential Seeker WASHINGTON (UP)-Rep. John W. McCormack (D.-Mass.) was a declared candidate for the Demo cratic presidential nomination next ; 000 in 1953 compared to 5,700,000 year for about two seconds Sun-, ln day. Although the proportion of widows to the total population of the United Sattes is declining, the number of widows was 7,400, 38 BUILDINGS BURNED NICOLET, Que. I More than 300 firemen and volunteers fought for four hours before dawn Mon day to bring under control a blaze that destroyed some 35 buildings in Nicolet's business district. No casualties were reported. TAXI LUNCH HOUR CUT PARIS (UP) The legal lunch "hour" for taxi drivers has been cut in half, it was announced Sun day. From now on, taxi driven will get only two hours for lunch instead of four. DRAPERIES CORNU'h BOARDS VALANCES TRAVERSE RODS All Custom-Mad in Our Shop Your Material, or Ours ALUMINUM AWNINGS AND PORCH HOODS FIREPLACE SCREENS AND ACCESSORIES VENETIAN BLINDS AND SHADES Everything fui Your Window SEE ELMER Bim m Free Estimate Day or Night 3870 Centei St. Ph 3 7328 may be expected to fight legisla tion to authorize a federal Hells Canyom Dam in the Snake River between Idaho and Oregon. They are Sen. Dworshak and Welker and Rep. Budge, all Re publicans. Among those of the other side of the controversy will be these members from the two states bordering the continent's deepest canyon: Sens. Morse and Neuberg er and Rep. Green, Oregon Dem ocrats, and Rep. Pfost, Idaho Democrat. These Democrats, among olhers, made speeches advocaling the fed- Dworshak and Budge debated against the bills at that time, and they, along with Welker, stated their views fully in separate inter views later. The bills would authorize a half-billion-dollar federal project in the area where the . Idaho Power Co. is seeking license to construct three smaller dams at an esti mated cost of 133 million. The firm's applications are before a Federal Power Commission examiner. Dworsnak may oiler told a reporter he substitute for the days in jail. Mrs. Bertrand testified she pushed him in the face in a spat after her refusal to kiss him good by while he was chewing. Court of Honor at Sheridan Conducted SHERIDAN - In a Court of Honor Wednesday evening. Scouts of Sheridan Boy Scout troop were presented advancement awards by Scoutmaster Bob Wells and various troop committeemen. Presentations were: Star Scout Newport Gets Office For Indian Listing Don C. Foster, director. Port land Area Office, Bureau of In dian Affairs, announces opening of a field office in Newport for the purpose of preparing a roll of In dians who are lineal descendants of the Molel or Molallas, Umpqua, Calappoias, Tillamook, Coquille, Tootootoney and Chetcoe tribes or bands of Oregon. The roll when completed and approved will be used to distribute the Western Oregon judgment fund to those found eligible to partici pate. Applications must be filed on or before August 30, 1955, by, or on behalf of each person who was living on August 30, 1954, and who is considered to be a lineal de- l scendant of the tribes or bands. It is planned to send representa- McCormack reeled off a list of possible Democratic candidates on the CBS television program "Face the Nation." When the program drew to a close he was asked if he would care to add the name of "McCormack." "I would be happy to," he re plied. Then, realizing what he had err m i r-i.ii-c-4 1T.1T1-UIT1 Corner Stats t Hiah JOURNAL MONDAY OFFICE FURNITURE Office Supplies & Equipment to Fit Your Needs From executive's desk to stenographer's posture cliair . , . you'll find th'ein all licre, planned to meet the needs of the most modern office. COMMERCIAL BOOK STORE 141 North Commercial NORTHWEST PROBE 5 Hells Canyon bill, if it reaches ; badge, Jan Wepster, who is the lives of the bureau to each com- WE' . 1 the Senate floor following commit tee action. He said the substitute would authorize something other than a "political project." "I'm convinced tne .high Hells Canyon Dam is purely a political dam without a real multiple. purpose benefits which would ac crue from a more practical site," Dworshak said. The proposed Nei Perce Dam is the Snake, downstream from Hells Canyon, and Bruces Eddy in the nake, downstream Irom water, arc among other "feasible sites which would provide more flood control than Halls Canyon," he said. "I sincerely hope that in the near future an agreement can be reached on the most practical dam site and an end can be put to the political bickering which is re tarding the development of the re sources of the Columbia River's upper watershed." he added. Welker said he would study the situation thoroughly before mak ing up his mind on the issue but that "generally speaking I'm op . i posed to the government going in- i to the power or any other business ranking Scout troop; electricity Ilaviland Jones; second class badges, Howard Ellis, David Jack son, Dennis Smith, Jim Pelzer, and Bob Agee; tenderfoot badges, Philip Weaver, Bruce Halseth and Dennis Koivu. the Sheridan 1 munity in Western Oregon to dis- merit badge, I tribute forms for applications and to assist in their preparation. The lentil was one of the first plants to be brought under cul tivation by buman beings, stu dents believe. Welcome to Graham By People of Glasgow GLASGOW, Scotland tfv-Hymn-singing Scotsmen gave a fervent welcome Saturday morning to American evanglist Billy Graham. He is here to conduct a six-week religious crusade. Graham was greeted by 1,000 persons who jammed a platform at St. Knoch's railway station. The first thing he said when the sing ing stopped was that he comes ' as a humble person, frightened at he stepped from his train and walked with a committee of Scot tish sponsors. The hymn-singing welcome be gan for Graham as his train crossed from England to Scotland near Dumfries. At the Dumfries station a crowd of persons, many of them middle aged women, were sining "All hail the Power of Jesus' Name.' "I was in bed, but I though if Eugene V. Dennett, knits as he waits to toll a House un American activities su ;c 1 mittce in Seattle about his Communist Parly activities. The subcommittee has been probing Communism in the Pa cific Northwest since last June. (UP Telephoto) the great responsibility placed on these people can get up so early him. to sing a hymn I can get up to Immediately he was caught up : talk to them." Graham said. in a cu-ift rnunH if nffnirc Al a I Al thi flXxvonw clntinn tho 10 ine power or any uini-r uu.miil's i a..... ... ... ... p,-.. - - - ' where private enterprise could do ' nows conference he told 150 re- hymn was "Tell Me the Story the j00, j porters he is avoiding tricky qucs- and Graham grasped as many I "I Con't want to sec the states .lions. I hands as possible and joined in a of Washington and Oregon inter-! The American evanglist refused few phrases of the hymn. I fcrring with the water rights at i to discuss Princess Margaret's re-1 The Rev. Tom Alan chairman 1 the headgates of a single farm 1 ported romance, the political as-1 of the committee of Scottish 41 in Idaho" Welker said ipccts of making H-bombs, the i churchmen, said the American Burloe said he considered Senate ' worth of a three-power conference, Interior Committee hearnrs onior the prospects or projected in- i the Hells Canyon bills scheduled ; lernationai prize nrnus. next month In the Pacific North west to be "purely poltical. Churchill Heads Fat Livestock Show WESTERHAM, England I Farmer Winston Churchill got a new office Saturday. The prime minister was made president of the Westerham Fat Stock Show. Livestock are among Churchill's varied interests and he takes a personal hand in running a farm here. Some of his pigs are prize winners. BOUGH START KOR SPRING LONDON OP The first day of spring brought snow, gales and freezing weather to parts of the British Isles and Christmasy weather to many other sections of Europe. 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