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0 " Salem, f-egon, Wedne&liy Msfch 2t, 195 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL a. Section 1 Page 5, MalenkovSefit to London by Kremlin as a Trial Balloon ByCHARLES M. MCCANN . I Instead of .confining himself te United Press Staff Correspondent junketing about in his capacity of lieorgl 11. Malenkov s Visit to l i"""5ier lor eiecmi: puwei mjiium!, London has turned into quite an importance occurrence. It now seems likely that Malen Tsov was sent there by the Kremlin as a sort of trial balloon. In other words, that the Kremlin used him to get " an idea of the sort of reception that Premier Nikolai A. Bulganin and Commun ist party chief Nikita S. Khrush chev might expect on their visit next month. ' But by pure coincidence, Malen kov arrived in London just when the news broke that Khrushchev, in a secret speech to the recent Communist Congress in Moscow, had completed tha process of de bunking Josef Stalin. . Malenkov .has been in constant communication with the Kremlin. Frequent Consultations He also has been in frequent consultation with Soviet Ambas sador Jacob Malik and First Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko, who went to London also by coincidence to attend disarmament talks. Yesterday, Malenkov rearranged his program to confer with Prime Minister Anthony Eden. London dispatches emphasized that this visit was not one of ordinary courtesy. There was considerable surprise when the British Foreign Office announced on March 6 that Malen- mHi.i.H STARTS TONIGHT! e . r i m n m 11 a M. jlP ouched with - ''J:f withanfraent '5Lf yJV 1 that it hecomss '" t0 m '.JraJr s.'t " i fflfce CSMesOH TtCHNKOtM PLUS 4 WONDERFUL SHORT SUBJECTS! 1 ' UlnO.TljuttA jotay Ptppleseed A iVminule musical cartoon featuring the talents of Dennis Dayl Of from "Milody mu'-TCCHNICOtOI "Also- 20 MINUTES OF CIRCUS WONDERS! "BEHIND THE BIG TOP" PETSHOP FULL OF ANIMAL CHARACTERS! "MONKEY SHINES" WILD STOCK CAR RACE! "DUST EATERS" her iwM le4 seleiiUon of 12 isvirt tcitntistt in ( lonf-tchedul-i tour of British novrr stations. Ttie visit e( th Siivit Scientists U .Britain, and e corresponding ok by British scientists to Kussia, was supposed to be merely a technical one. Malenkov is still one' of the Kremlin, inner circle evn as power minister. London dispatches still speak of the "mystery" of Malenkov's visit. But it is quite logical to assume that the Kremlin did pick him for the trial balloon role a role for which his increasingly balloon like figure fits him. physically. Open Hostility At the .time his visit was an nounced, open hostility was being expressed -in London toward the Bulganin-Krushchcv visit. The Bri tish government was worried over the possibility of anti-Soviet out breaks. As far as the situation goes, both the Kremlin and the British gov ernment must feel relieved. Malenkov has made quite a hit. He has broken away from his formidable escort to visit off schedule spots. He has patted babies on the head in the best grass-roots campaign tradition. He was cheered warmly at a football game he attended Saturday. But it happened also that three days after the announcement that Malenkov would visit London, riots broke out in Stalin's native Georgia against his unceremonious demo tion from. Communist sainthood. The disclosure of the Khrushchev speech, and of the riots which occurred later, came just at the time of Malenkov's arrival: His presence in London will help take the heat off that embarrassing situation. It seems to be a bit of good luck for him and for the Kremlin, Grain Acreage Rise Indicated acreage is eifrecteA t h feme- what smeller, field eorn acreage is piannca ai aoout me sanw, ana C4M MtMt CMMTt - DONALD Jfiss. lorothy Hostel- crease, the service said, is reallv PORTLAND u-Oregon farm- onl' a re-seeding ef fall crops ers spring planting lans call for whlcn 'ro.I; ln Western Oregon s : , , severe winter. , . an acreage increase over last year , . ; the U.S. Departm . of Agricul ture reported Tuesday. ' MRS. SCHNEIDER ILL Spring wheat, followed by oats I AURORA Mrs. Fred Schneider and barley, will account for the! has been convalescing at the home largest increase, the depart of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pence, ment's crop and livestock report- following her return from the hos ing service said. i pital where she recently underwent On other crops, the potato , major surgery. sugar beet acreage somewhat ex- j 10r- "augnier ot Mr. na Mrs. Lcs ponded. " . ' Hosteller who formerly attended same oi me - spring secanrg in- North Mtrio Union High scfcnl, is now attending Western Metino nite school berween Salem and Dayton. Sunday she participated in the masic festival at the school fctturiM schools all over the Veil lamctK Valley. Miss Uostetler is a member of the Traveling chorus, ! and this chorus will ftilj on tour March 28. Ex-Portlander Named Envoy WASHINGTON W - PresiJent Eisenhower Tuesday nominated Sheldon T. Mills, now ambassa dor to Ecuador, to be ambassa dor to Afghanistan. Mills, 51, would succeed veter an diplomat Angus Ward, whose resignation was announced by the White House Tuesday. The nom ination is subject to Senate con firmation. Mills has been In the foreign service since 1928. He is a legal resident of Portland, Ore. SUNNYSIDE MEETING SUNNYSIDE - The Sunnyside Community Club will meet at the school Friday evening, March 23, at 8 o'clock. 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