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Salem, Oregon, Wednesday, December 12, 1956 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL Section 1 Page 13 - ---- Ike to Go Back To Washington Late Thursday Thoroughly Refreshed, Feeling Fine Near Vacation End Br MARVIV L. ARROWSMITH 'OVERDOING IV Strand Hits Math, Science Emohasis 15 Oil Firms Merge Forces To Aid Europe WASHINGTON Ufl-The govern- formerly came from the Middle East fields. The plan was triggered into ac tion by Director Arthur S. Hem ming of the Office of Defense Mo bilization. He made public an agreement which temporarily ex empts the firms taking part from antitrust .action. Although the plan bears the ap proval of Atty. Gen. Browne!!. Flemming said he is somewhat concerned about the antitrust as pects, but he added: "The serious ness of the situation outweighs the antitrust considerations. We are not going to permit the companies PORTLAND UP) Oreffon Ktnt ooltina n,tt Ar Uaan- A1 It College President A. L. Strand lis out of balance because the de-imcnt 'or'"11.v led '5 V. S. oil thinks too much emphasis is be-ificicncy in other teaching fields ' flrms ysteroy to pool their re ing put on science and mathe-iis equally great" i sources, reroute tanker fleets and matics in the nation's colleges. Strand made his remarks in dis-! ?.wap ""kets in an effort to re He said the whole country has cussing the National Seiene. lleve petroleum shortages in West- ii r.t'ST r.a iThi. ic p-. i oecome so science minded and Foundation s erant of sns noo toi"7'" ident Eisenhower's last full dav ofilhere a sucn Powerful forces be- Oregon State for a science teach- Tne ?'m is to replace some of , to do anything that would be con- vacation plus work at this favorite : nma "" cmphsi that "there is er training project. He sid helne -"male eastern oil lost to trary to public policy." Dixie retreat. a danger of overdoing it." I was proud that his school had re-1 Europe through the blocking of the j Tomorrow afternoon he will fly! Strand told the meeting of the'ivd the g""'- !?"" Canal and. lhus stave su( " ,. back to Washington, ending a 2',- state Board of Higher Education Lal " y John R. Rich-:'en"S' unempiomeni ana per- Government Selling ivppk siav at me AUPima Aannna i uesaav inar mpm une rinnnnr r aius. vMriiiueiiur oi me siaie ays-1 OOlf L1UD. At the White House he plans to turn to intensive preparation for four days of talks starting Sundav with India's Prime Minister jNehru. I Aides pictured the President as thoroughly refreshed and feeling ine at near the close of this long- t of 11 visits to Augusta since e was elected in 1952. He appeared refreshed and in nod trim yesterday when report ers got their second look at him fcince he arrived here Nov. 26. The first time was on Dec. 2 when he S: tended church. The occasion yesterday was Ei rnhower's nine-hole round of golf With Canada's Prime Minister louis St. Laurent a match in Hhich they were pitted against each other in team play and came Out "all even." -4 The President teamed up with the Prime Minister's daughter, Mrs. Hugh O'Donnell, against St. Laurent and Ed Dudley, the club professional. :The 74-year-old Prime Minister flew here from Fort Lauderdale. Fla., where he had vacationed for 10 days, on his way back to his home in Ottawa. He was in Augusta about 4'i hours. The party of Canadians visited with the President and Mrs. Eisen hower and had lunch at the club before the golf match. Press secretary James C. Hagerty said the President and St. Laurent had some time alone and that undoubt edly there was some discussion of international problems. i t i .1 j nr . . Ihie u.. i tPi nf hiohpr Prinrntinr. tnlri turn ThP n an rirnftpri hv Dip 1.1 A r i uiuniiu j. i at i " piuiuaupuy in t'llipna ... , r sizing science and mathematics meetings of members of the 1957 j companies participating, is do- SAN FRANCISCO (A The Legislature mat colleges ot the i signea 10 increase oy anout bou.wu v udiic Housing Administration is state would need (47.569,395 for barrels of oil daily the normal studying 10 bids on 14 govern the next biennium. tanker movement from U. S. Gulf ment-owned tracts in the Kellogg This is 44 per cent more than Ps and, to a small extent, from the money asked for the present j Venezuela. biennium. Larger enrollments,! About SOO.OtK) barrels will go to rising prices for equipment and: Europe and the rest to Atlantic supplies and a lag in faculty sal Coast ports in the United States U.S. Surgeon Bids Families Take Vaccine Park housing project just south of Portland. aries, make tne increase neces- ana tanaoa to replace oil which 'made for at least a sary, he reported By W. JOYNES MACKARLAN 1 Manev for the salaries n IS nor cent increase will be distributed jj on ine oasis oi mer 11 ine Lfc s r WASHINGTON W U.S. Sur-jlature allocates it, Richards aaid. 2 geon General Leroy E. Burncy He said the proposed budget 8 suggested today that families use (calls for expenditure of J14.O22.0OO B the holiday season to arrange! for buildings. Some two million of polio vaccine shots for all persons j this would be used to defray part 2 under 40 who have not had three ' of the cost of dormitory construe- H injections. tion. "This Christmas, as thoughts center on children, should be used i T) . 1 n by parents to arrange for vacci- 1 0111(111 (1 V 11 C The bids were opened Tuesday. B. Shirley Edward. PHA realty officer, said no award will be week. StJS For nation ot children who have not yet received the fu'l three shots." the head of the Public Health Service said in an interview. "Vaccine protection of unpro- Loss $30,000 Solon Labels All Diplomats Of Reds Evil WASHINGTON I - Sen. East land (DMiss) said Wednesday "you must be a liar, a cheat and probably a spy before you can represent a Communist nation In international diplomacy." Eastland, In a statement issued through a Senate internal security iubcommittee which he heads, aid the "slaughter" of people in Hungary shows that "nothing has . changed about the Soviet regime In the past year except its lead ership." He said a study by the subcom mittee of Soviet treaties and how they were observed makes "the conclusion inescapable that the Soviet Uunion keeps none of its in-! ternational promises unless it is. to its own advantage to do so." i "You must become an evil man before you can become a good Communist," he said. "You must be a liar, a cheat and probably a spy before you can represent a Communist nation in interna tional diplomacy. You must have no more recard for honor when you sign an agreement in behalf of your country than a forger i does when he puts a name on a Check." PORTLAND Iffl A downtown H firp Tuesday nloht raucort itrnnao. u tectcd children may mean that ; estimated as high as WO.ooo to a some will be around happy and jewelry store a toy shop and a well at future Christmases who:rnlcr lunchroom "at S. W. 5th g otherwise may be crippled or and Yamhill streets. g killed by polio. firemen fought the flames for 8 "Anil nornnt. nnt nlkArc- ,tnAn I nnartu on h,- n lnnnPMAn. i officials said the fire apparently H started in what used to be a caf- 2 etcria called Roy's Lunch, closed S recently. Peterson's Jewelry Store & and Cook's Toy Store were heav-lK ily damaged. Jj The adjoining Columbia Market iM suffered smoke and water dam-! S age. Christmas Giving Gifts to Be Enjoyed and Remembered Always 40 years of age should arrange their own protection. I personally have seen instances In which both parents in an age span between 22 and 25 years nave been strick en, and one or both crippled for life. "Vaccination could be the means of insuring many future happy Christmases for families who otherwise may become in volved in tragic illnesses, with severe economic consequences. "The shots need not be taken during the holidays, but the ap pointments for them could be made." 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