Salem, Oregon, Thursday, February 7, 1957
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
Section 2 Page 5 .
Morse Seeks
Billion School
Aid Per Year
WASHINGTON HI - New legis
lation to provide one billion dol
lars a year in federal aid to
fchools was prepared lor intro
duction Thursday by Sens. Clark
(D-Pal and Morse (D-Ore).
The two senators joined in
terming "too little and too late"
an education aid bill supported
by the Eisenhower administration
which calls for an outlay of
Jl,300.000,000 for school construc
tion over a four-year period.
The Clark-Morse bill would per
mit the billion dollar fund to be
used not only for school construc
tion but for any other needful
purpose in the various slates.
The. proposed legislation affirms
that state control of the allotted
funds would be guaranteed.
Fifty per cent of the federal
fund would go to the states on a
basis of school-age population,
with the age group running from
( to 17 years.
The remainder of the fund
would be distributed on the basis
of the wealth of the individual
states, or in inverse proportion to
the income per school child.
Tot Unharmed
From Night in
Frigid Forest
GRANTS PASS (UP) Doctors
here today said a two -year -old
child who wandered away from
her rural home at Wonder, Ore.,
Tuesday afternoon and was not
found until about noon yesterday,
apparently survived the ordeal
with little ill effect.
Little Dorothy Brown was
found lying on a pile of fir boughs
in a densely wooded area about
2 1-2 miles from her home as a
party of about 400 searchers
combed the region.
Hospital reports said the child
suffered frost bite to her arms
and legs but apparently ' came
through with no other ill effects.
Temperatures in the area had
dropped to about 20 degrees dur
ing the night the girl was lost in
the woods.
Sounds of a child whimpering
led two searchers, the Rev. Ro
land Stewart and Ralph Roderick,
both of Grants Pass, to the girl's
location.
Cons' Escape by
Hiding in Boxes
WALLA WALLA Ul Two
- state prison inmates still were at
large Thursday after hiding them
, selves in boxes being hauled away
by a contractor.
They were identified by Acting
Warden Bobby Rhay as Carl
Brehan, 51, serving time for a
Kitsap County burglary, and Earl
' Walter Pretzer, 38, robber from
Yakima County.
Rhay said the prisoners appar
ently hid in boxes of asphalt
paper used for packing steam
pipes when a truck leu tne pns
' on power house Wednesday after
noon.
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