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Sen. George Declares UN Charter Revision Unwise at This Time Washington (U.R) Chair man Walter F. George of the Senate Foreign Relations com mittee said Saturday it would be "unwise" for the U. S. to press for ' an immediate United Na tions charter review conference. The Georgia Democrat said he thought it would be "very dif ficult to get a charter review conference under present condi tions that would be productive." George told newsmen that perhaps "by next year" condi tions will have stabilized enough for a conference "with some hope of strengthening the charter.'' Hearings On Proposal A foreign relations subcom mittee also headed by George has been holding hearings on proposals for revising the charter. Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt Fri day agreed generally with testi mony earlier in the week by former President Harry S. Tru man and Herbert Hoover that any helpful charter revisions would be difficult under present p conditions. " Mrs. Roosevelt and Mr. Tru man both warned that a full dress charter review conference now might do more harm than good. Under the U. N. charter, the question of calling a charter re vision conference is automatical ly on the agenda of the U. N. General Assembly for this fall because 10 years have elapsed since the charter was approved. Member states will decide whether they want such a meet ing. , No Prediction Made George would not predict what the subcommittee will rec ommend when it winds up hear ings and prepares a report later this year. But he said he sees little chance of a charter revision Foreign Nations to Get Salk Vaccine Formula Washington (U.R) The State department expects in the next few days to begin sending to about 75 nations the formula of the Salk polio vaccine and the University of Michigan evalua tion report. Russia and other Communist nations will be among those re ceiving the information. The move is being taken on instructions from President Eis- enhower as a gesture of good will. Officials said transmission of the polio vaccine information is primarily "symbolic" because the Salk formula has been known to medical authorities abroad for some months. Grange Sams Valley Grange Master Ralph James presided at the last meeing of Sams Val ley Grange. Elwood Abbott re ported on the annual meeting of the Sams Valley-Beagle Soil Conservtion District held at the Eagle Point Grange hall. Emmett Nealon reported a sellers market in hay at this Urns. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gallo way served refreshments. Next meeting will be held Tuesday, April 26. Lecturer's hour will start at 8 p.m. The . Thomas Ambrases and Gilbert Macks are in charge of refresh ments. SEEKING adventure, John Klelty, 29, Ireland, was report ed stoned to death by Indians while hiking In Central Mexico mountains. (International) TRIBUNE WAHT FOR RESULTS Phone 2-6141 session being called this year. Mrs. Roosevelt urged a "com mittee for study" of charter re vision within the U. N. with a view toward a possible charter revision conference in the fu ture. John J. Barnhardt, represent ing the American Legion, called for a three-point revision of the U. N. charter to provide for: Limitation of use of the veto in matters involving aggression; limitation of world arms pro duction through arms quotas and international inspection, and an "international police force" under the U. N. Security Council. Gambling Raids in San Francisco Net 161; Inquiry Set San Francisco (U.R) T h r e e special squads of police and Dist. Atty. Thomas C. Lynch staged a series of synchronized raids late Friday night and early Saturday to clamp down on gambling in San Francisco. When the final raid was con cluded at 5:15 a.m., the special police had arrested 161 persons, confiscated $14,000 in cash and checks, and seized 35 knives and six guns. The raids took place in the northern, southern and central police districts, but none of the police in these stations were informed of the raids until they were underway. The special squads vere composed entirely cf members of the homicide squad, plus Captain of Inspec tors James English. ' Police Chief Michael Gaffey said he would order an investi gation as to why the gambling joints were operating. He said he would demand written re ports from personnel at the three stations. Morse Raps Stand on Formosa Resolution Washington (U.R) Sen. Wayne Morse (D-Ore.) said Fri day night that when Congress approved President Eisenhow er's "defend Formosa" resolu tion in January it "turned its back on a glorious tradition of non-aggression." Morse told Georgetown Uni versity law students the resolu tion "simply means the power to declare war was transferred to the President." He called Mr. Eisenhower's judgement in the Formosa crisis "very, very poor." U.S. Must Stand Ground, Deputy Secretary Says Boca Raton, Fla: (U.R) Dep uty Secretary of Defense Robert B. Anderson said Saturday that the United States must do more than stand its ground in the arms race in order to defeat Communism. The most that can be done in the arms race, Anderson said, is to neutralize Russia's use of military force as an instrument of its "aggressive policy." But beyond that, he said, other factors - in the power balance- "economic, diplomatic, psycho logical and moral" become even more important. Anderson spoke before a meeting of the Americans Asso ciation of Advertising agencies. A femal- house fly can lay from 600 to 1,000 eggs during her lifetime. 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Actress Gail Russell Fined for Hit-Run Hollywood (U.R) Actress Gail Russell was fined $50 Fri day following her conviction of misdemeanor hit-run driving in a traffic accident Feb. 11. The dark-haired actress, ex wife of actor Guy Madison, was reported suffering from hepa titis and did not appear in court. Her attorney, David Hyeler Jr., submitted her case to Municipal Judge Parks Stilwell, who found her guilty. T" Miss Russell, 30, was charged with ramming the rear of a car driven by Leonard Deutsch, 29, of North Hollywood, and then leaving the scene of the acci dent. Here's something to try on your friends as a bef ore-supper treat. Take six thin slices of sa lami and convert each with a cheese spread. Roll up jelly-roll fashion, and wrap each roll in waxed paper. Chill in your re frigerator. Then cut into 3-8-inch slices and serve on a pick. They're tasty and so easy to make. Dead line for Sunday Classified if at noon Saturday. NEW SHIPMENT!! 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Fong also denied that he had asked Pio Reigo, a prosecution witness earlier in the week, to help move a body from Fong's basement, and that he threatened to kill Reigo if he told anybody of the disclosure. Prosecutor Howard Lonergan cross-examined the defendant questioning Fong about his back ground and the details of his ar rest on the first degree murder charge. Trial . was recessed for the weekend following testimony from two additional defense wit nesses. Diane's body was found wrap ped in blankets beside the Ever green highway near Washougal, Wash., in February of last year'. Texan Charged With Raiding Liquor Truck Dallas, Tex. (U.R) Mark Barnes, 38, of Dallas, was held in county jail Saturday on char ges of helping hijack a $21,000 load of liquor in Louisiana and selling it in dry Oklahoma. Barnes denied the charge and refused to waive extradition. A hearing on the extradition was scheduled. Barnes' bond was set at $85, 000. Maj. 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