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) I: m I! :Page 4 Section 2 Salem, Oregon, Saturday, July 21, 1958 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL li t V e r c f. I t' 1 a d ti Ike Wasn't To Run, Says Shanley President's Aides Never Raised 'Question , TITUSV1LLE, N.J. wi - White Douse aide Bernard M. Shanley says President Eisenhower "has never been pressured in any way" to run for re-election. The first argument Democrats make, Shanley said last night, "Is that the President was pressured into running by the White House palace guards of which 1 happen to be one." ' VI can assure you that he has Girl Dies of Blast Burns GRANTS PASS Wi Virginia Arline Stephens, 8, died at Docrn becher Hospital in Portland Thursday night of burns suffered in a kerosene explosion at her home at Merlin. She was flown to Portland in a Mercy Flights, Inc., plane, June 29. Her father, David Stephens, suf fered a badly burned leg in the came explosion. He is in a hos pital here. Mr. and Mrs. Stephens Dave nine other children. 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Vnrdngc require ments are given In paHorn. Send 35c hi coin Ino stamps please) for Pattern with Name, Address, Style Number and Size. Address PATTERN BUREAU, Capital Journal, 052 Mission St.. San Francisco 5, Calif. (Please allow two weeks lor delivery). For first class mall Include a extra Si per pattern. 7'i ' V Uir " hi ' Pressured never been pressured in any way, the presidential appoint ment secretary said, "and I can assure you that no one ever dis cussed with the President whether he should or should not run." Shanley, who lives" in Bernards' ville, spoke to the Young Repub lican Club of Hopewell Valley at the Titusville fire house. He said it is part of the "Democratic line' to spread the impression that Ei senhower was pressured into seek ins a second term. ! t he only time it ' was ever discussed with him," Shanley said "was when he raised the issue with one of us, but 1 never heard anyone and I am certain no one else ever did pressure or even suggest to the President that he run again." He added: "The President is in better health and vigor than at any tjme since I have known him. His oper ation was a god-send to him and the country." Shanley said the choice in the election is not between the Eisen hower program and a more con servative program, but between the Eisenhower program and a radical program. Solons Order Chotiner Quiz WASHINGTON Ifl The Senate Investigations Subcommittee or dered public hearings Friday on the law practice of Murray M. Chotiner, California Republican figure, as related to government business. Chairman McClellan (D-Ark) said the four Democratic mem bers voted "yes" to have hearings and the three Republicans voted 'present." He said the public hearings will begin whenever I determine to call them," but that it probably will not be before Con gress adjourns. Chotiner was Vice President Nivon's 1952 election campaign manager and has been a top fig ure in the campaigns of other Cal ifornia Republicans. The subcommittee first became interested in him when it learned he had, as a lawyer, represented a number of clothing manufacturers who had gotten into trouble with the government over military uni form contracts. Video Permit for KOOS ' Advocated WASHINGTON UPl Communi cations Commission Examiner H. Gifford Irion recommended Fri day thnt KOOS, Inc., be allowed to operate the first television station in Coos Bay, Ore. Pacific Television. 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Both ships were damaged extensively but no one was killed. The court martial trial for Var lcy was ordered by Adm. Jerauld Wright, commander in chief of the ; Atlanli flool ae a rnciill of Ihn findings of, a board of invesliga- j tc tion which conducted an inquiry into the circumstances of the col lision. Wright also took these actions: (1) Addressed a letter of repri mand to Capt. Terrell H. W. Con nor, USN. commander of Escort iDcstroycr Division 22, for "im proper performance of duty as a unit commander." '2) Addressed a letter of admo nition to LI. (JG) Peter V. Schoef fcl, USN, who was officer of the deck on the Eaton at the time of the collision, for certain alleged "derelictions which contributed to the collision." (3) Instructed the appropriate unit commanders of the fleet to correct deficiencies indicated by the investigation." In naval procedure, letters of censure such as reprimand and admonition are forms of non-ju dicial punishment. Railroads Get Freight Boost Railroads were granted a 6 per cent freight rate increase Friday on shipments within the state. Public Utilities Commissioner Charles H. Heltzcl, who or-1 dcrcd the increase on petition by the railroads, said the boost is similar to that granted recently by the Interstate Commerce Com mission. The increase docs not apply tol fresh fruits and vegetables, as these rates are still under investi gation. Spanish Grandee Visilmjj; in S.r. SAN FRANCISCO Ml The1 Duke of Albuquerque, holder of Spain's second oldest title, arrived, with his wile Friday for a week's visit. The 37-ycnr-old Duke, had at tended a 10-day celebration of the founding of Albuquerque, N. M., by the 10th Duke of Albuquerque 250 years ago. The present Duke is the llllh to hold Die title estab lished in 1016. The Brooklyn Dodgers used more baseballs in 1!I55 well over 12,000 than Ihc entire National I League used in 1870, the first year. Patent Oilier. Solution of Yeiterday't Puili DOWN 1. 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