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TTI.VS MTETORB (OFEO01O MAX TRIBTTWS Thursday. Jun 17, 1957 Fax Relief, Easy Credit Talk Democrat Subcommittee Ends era'ic contrr I!?'! tr.e ubcorr.rr.:t'ce today puHH ml cut from undpr Democrats dTnandrig early tax relief and ari"r credit poiieirs. Tr.e Joint Subcomrr.ittpe on l.sr! Policv also gave an a.v lilt to Treasury Secretary Ceori M. Humphrey who has lxa tilt.r.g the past week with Democrats over the administra tion g "tight money" policies. Tie ibcornmiltee warned tr' to cut taxes or relax credit conro! wouid only spark infla tion, arply ini rease the cost of fr.'ir.g nd threaten to brin5 on liverniient wage-price controls. Tie foup's report issued Wednesday n:ght was a setback for House Democratic leaders who hope to shove a tax cut through early next year which would be retroactive to Jan. 1, J 953 No FfUef cal year starting Mondav unless i earlier plans to launch a drive there is a downturn in the econ-lthis year for a tax cut. omy or unless the President's ; Other members arc Sens. Paul spending budget is cut by S3 to ! H. Douglas iD-Ill.), Joseph C. S5 million. iOMahoney (D-Wyo.), Barry The five-man subcommittee ; Gold water rt-Ariz.) and Rep. made clear it does not expect Thomas D. Curtis (R-Mo ). either of these conditions to de- The subcommittee vigorously velop. supported the Federal Reserve It sa;d inflationary "upward Boards "tight money'" policy, pressures on prices ' are con-. This put it on the side of Treas unumg. Moreover, it said con-lury Secretary Humphrey who aressional cuts in money bills went before the Senate Finance hold "little promise" of any ac tual reduction in spending in Four Persons Jailed In Call Girl Racket Portland '!? Four persons have been arrested here for the second time in connection with a call girl racket uncovered bv I city police. New indictments were returned against the four after first charges against them were dismissed. Taken into custody were Florence Miller, 52; John Penny. 29; Emil J. McFeron. 30; and Lawrence Leo, 34. All are ac cused of receiving the earnings of a prostitute. Original charges against them were dropped when the only witness in the case vanished. committee earlier this week to The witness, Stella Green, later defend that policy against sharp was located and the case was re- Miners Eniombed 14 Hours Rescued By Digging Machine the :oming fiscal year. I The report, signed by the three Democrats and two Repub licans on the subcommittee, was based on a two-week public in quiry into budget and fiscal J prospects. ! Th Members i The group is headed by Rep. j Wilbur Mills ID-Ark.) a key member of the House Ways and j Means Committee and a close j adviser to Speaker Sam Ray- Democraticl attacks. 'submitted to the grand jury. Bloomingdale, Ohio W Five coal miners entombed for 14 hours by a cave-in were res cued Wednesday night through a saft bored by a tremendous mine digging machine. It was believed the first time the machine, a giant auger devel oped to make coal mining more economical, ever was used in a rescue attempt. The bit of the auger, 3'. 2-feet thick, and' capable of boring 120 WHEN IN ROME Detroit !?! In Rome you do as the Romans do. In the motor city, auto dealer William M. Facker Jr.. was ordered to give 1 1 is ex-wife a new car every year as part of a divorce settlement. feet an hour, pierced 240 feet in to the side of a Powhattan Coal Co. strip mine near here and hit "dead center' 'in a low chamber where the miners were trapped. Crawl To Safety The men crawled to safety through the hole, the third bored by the auger in the rescue effort, at 10:50 p.m. (e.d.t.). They had been trapped since 9 a.m. (e.d.t.) in a space 40 feet long, 4'2-feet high and 9 to 16 feet in width. About 200 persons, including wives and children of the trap ped miners, rescue workers and two priests, shouted joyously at sight of the rescued men. "We never gave up hope, we knew that machine would get to us," said Kenneth Hamilton, 38, the first man out of the mine. Behind him came Joseph Su pinski. 29. Martin Kovalski. 40. Hcnrv Horvath, 33, and Fred Sa ble. 38. None had suffered any injuries. COMMISSIONER IMPROVED Portland V City Commi. sioncr William Bowes, hospital ized Tuesday with a digestive upset, probably will remain in the hospital until the rest of the week, his office said today. Bowes was reported in improved condition. fty good. ANYWHERE 1 London 'U The Duke of Edinburgh smacked his luxuri ous car into a tiny, pre-war Morris Wednesday evening a few hours after he had made an appeal for careful driving in a London speech. The Duke was driving Queen Elizabeth to a dinner at Wind sor Castle in honor of the Com noonweath prime ministers when hfs fast Lagonda hit the other ear. No one was injured. Share of Blame CThe duke was fresh from a lyjieheon meeting of the British Malheur Slayer ReceWes Parole Salem TO lvin Lee Wil liams. 34, serving a life ventence for the 1946 Malheur county slaying of Dr. W. D. Brotdhurst, 51, has been granted ft parole by the State Parole Board. The parole was approved Mon day and Williams will be releas ed sometime within the next two months depending upon his com pletion of prerelease school at the penitentiary and on a job be ing obtained for him. fP Williams wis entcncefl in March. 137. to life imprison ment after pleadin tuilty to a charge of ejeond-degrce murder for the bludgeon slayinf of Broadhurst. Brr-adhurst was a wealthy rancher $nd retired chi ropractor. Broadhurst's wife, C!dys. then 40, was cor.victed of first djree murder and sentenced to life im prisonment also. o She was paroled in July of lt year. Court Records D1STFICT COT RT Ellin Ott Fnx turn Caivin Luther Richardson, overload. tin Alfred Emil O Dear, no turn tisnal. in IVIhert F.Iwm Crurnpacker. awitched license talis .S.10 Richard Henry Waltie. nverlnad. fl .fames Walter Stewart, overload. Allen Dnane McOv. overload. SI 13 Archie Bruees. overload. SfiT. CIRC t IT roi RT W A poclifte vs Maxine B. cliff, divorre complaint. Automobile association, of which which he is president. There he said motorists should take their share of the blame for the 800 casualties each day on British roads. "We've got to help drivers be better and safe drivers," said the duke who has been in a series of minor accidents him self. The man whose car was struck by the duke's drove quickly off into the twilight; without giving his name. He, too. apparently escaped injury. The dukes dark green La gonda hit the automobile when it turned suddenly onto the main London-Windsor highway near Staines, 20 miles southwest of London. Reg Parker, who keeps a small grocery store across from the crash scene, said the driver of the Morris climbed out brisk ly to survey the damage a damaged fender on the duke's car and a broken headlight. Duke's Fault The duke, in dark glasses and wearing suede gloves, leaned out his window and shouted, "It's all right. No damage. Don't worry. I s all my fault," Parker quoted him. "The other man didn't seem to realize who it was at first." Parker said. "Then he saw the Queen sitting in the car, smiled, hesitated, then got in his own car again and drove off.' The duke followed him. Nei ther the Queen nor he got out of the car. It was not known whether either driver reported the accident, as required by British law, but Staines police said they had heard nothing of any crash. r ! t. r i 'i i'.- i "H Corvallis Paper Has Centennial Edition Corvallis OP! Commemorat ing the Centennial of Corvallis as a chartered city, the Corvallis Gazette-Times Wednesday pub lished a 116-page edition of the newspaper. It was the largest edition ever issued by the paper whose history extends back to 18fi2. The special centennial edition carried more than 150,000 words describing events in the city's history since 1857. Dozens of photographs dating back to 1873 were used to develop the story. More than 10 tons of news print, costing $1300, were used in publishing the 10.000 copies. The work of gathering the ma terial for the edition took more than six months. , -'-V. 'J Protestant Churches Merge Into New Group Cleveland. Ohio W More than two million Protestants of two denominations merged into a single group, the United Church of Christ, in ceremonies here Tuesday night. The new denomination was sol emnized in a procession into pub lic hall when delegates repre senting 8.300 congregations around the nation climaxed ef forts of 17 years with a clasp of hands. The "uniting synod" brought more than 900 delegates from the Congregational, Christian and the Evangelical and Reformed Churches here for the ceremony. RISING 40.000 feet ' over test site, fifth atomic de vice cf current series is ii:b'e in diur.towri Las Aegis, Xev. l!n:trnatitr.clj Red Fir Slabwood SUMMER SPECIAL 4l? Loads J 1 LOAD $12.00 Immediate Delivery Ph. SP 3-5878 or SP 2-5055 PHELPS FUEL GO. 1337 So. Peach St. Save this ad for reference The reports said there must be burn. 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