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Reaction Varied
To Marine Use in
lebanon Crisis
London (UPI) The land
ing of American Marines in
(Lebanon dgev generally fa
vorably feut orriad reaction
throughout m t n-Communist
Europe todfy.
Tha Communist protested
loudly, echoing the Soviet
Communist party newspaper
Pravdfs charge that the ac
tion "igj a direct act of war
and opn pirfcy."
Marshal Tito of Yugoslavia
appeared to b sparking a
"neutralist" gtftmpt to mobil
ize world opinion against the
landings. Tito, who has just
complete conference with
ftrpsirient Cfemal Adbel Nas
ser of gie Unite! Arab Repub
lic, sent a ttuefram aeoui xae
LebarfsSe tftuetiaa to Indian
Premier tTavs&arlal Nehru
Tuesday mjgftt.
) Conflict tmiMe
Th Yujosla Dsrwv agency
Tanjuf circulated official
statamarit c&affing tnt UJS.
intervention a Itksion
"threaten tfe outbreak of a
general international e o n
f lict." crh tatement aid
"Only the United Nations is
in a position to decide em the
Lebane dispute,."
Earlier wihru ne called
the Iraquisou eYata "a in
dication of groi Axa ma
tionalism." g
Tie oJapanaa govevwnent
cled the larie, landing
"verv unwkk" It aait both
(he Iraq nd Labanom erisis
were domestic, tfiiirs.
Complete
The Turki-h aal British
$vernmers vt the- only
msi tn aonniince coraDlatet 8D-
rirnval rifrtthe Ul. act 10 and
.I'miU. canflmlflffl Vara fiV-
pected from Jrtnc.
InJhe other JA0 capitals,
officials & a immediate
"hsSids off" view o tha whole
matter. Mot eeaiet to think
the Bndirjgs -aere, a necessary
evil in hfch tkey neferred
not to 4s innolvst.
In neutral Steie, ne re
spfcisibl official admitted
there was nothing else for the
United Sfctas to lo, but fear
tvas expresses that the action
r "might invito Russia and
Egyptian intartantio."
Sfilem (VPD Bids on
about $2,200,000 worth of
highway projects will be
opened by the State Highway
Commission here July 29.
AWAITING RETURN to Feather Falls, Cal., for burial,
six of seven members of Kenneth Drummond family lie in
caskets at Las Animas, Colo. Only survivor of highway
collision was Kenneth, 5. They were on motor-trip vacation.
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MAIL TRIBUNE, Medferd, Oregon, Weineiday, July 1, 1951 7
Quotes From the News
By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL
Washington President Eisenhower, explaining the rea
sons for his decision to send United States Marines to
Lebanon: i
"I have come to the considered and sober conclusion that
despite the risk involved this action is required to support
the principles of justice and international law."
Amman, Jordan Brig. Ahmed Al Abdi, military gover
nor general of Iraq, warning the Iraqi people in a broadcast
over Radio Baghdad against further excessive demonstra
tions stemming from overzealousness:
"We are seeking to complete what we have started. Any
unreasonable step taken to express this revolutionary senti
ment will give subversive elements a chance to disturb gen
eral order and peace.
Honolulu Defense Secretary Neil McElroy, who is en
route home from the United States' atomic testing island at
Eniwetok, after complaining that rain on Eniwetok had
washed out his chances of seeing a nuclear explosion:
"The only noise was that of sain falling on those tin
roofs." r
Washington Bernard Goldfine," after telling newsmen
he had visited the White House many times during the pres
ent administration, replying to a question as to whether he
had ever visited there when Harry S. Truman was president:
"I'm not quite sure, but I think I did."
ARRIVING IN LONDON for premiere, Actress Jayne
Mansfield and husband, Mickey Hargitay, reveal she is
expecting baby in December. Note her sack dress.
Of all of Canada's big fur
crop, the most important are
the muskrats and in second
place are the beavers.
A knot is a speed of one
nautical mile or 6,080 feet an
hour. The conventional mile
is 5,280 feet long.
THIEF ROBS CHIEF
Detroit (UPI) The thief
who brike into a house here
Tuesday and snitched a port
able TV set probably didn't
know what he was letting
himself in for. The house be
longs to Police Commissioner
Edward S. Piggins.
SUCCUMBING after sur
gery, "Archbishop Michael,
head of Greek Archdiocese
of North and South America,
is dead in New York at 66.
Fjaellbacka, Sweden Ingrid Bergman, when asked if she
would act in films produced by. her husband-to-be, wealthy
imnressario Lars Schmidt:
"I think we will keep our jobs apart and not work to-
n.
geiner.
Business Picture
Shows Recession
Taking Upswing
Washington (UPI) The
business picture took on a
brighter hue today. Govern
ment reports disclosed im
provements in industrial pro
duction, personal income and
housing construction.
Economists said, however,
business probably will con
tinue to jog along at June
levels, with customer sum
mer slack temporarily offset
ting upward forces.
Economists said that re
ports Tuesday on the economic
front virtually nailed down
their conviction that the re
cession touched bottom in
April. They foresaw no sub
stantial upturn before au
tumn. Production Expanded
The good news came from:
The Federal Reserve
Board, which reported that
factories and mines expand
ed production in June for the
second month in a row. The
board's index, of industrial
production climbed to 130 per
cent of the 1947-49 average,
four points above the April
low.
The Commerce Depart
ment, which said personal in
come rose again last month to
an annual rate of $351,800,
000,000, a shade below the all
time high of August 1957.
Most of the $2 billion increase
from May was in wages and
salaries, the result of a long
er factory work week and a
higher level of employment.
The Labor Department,
which reported that housing
starts in June set a 34-month
record. For private starts
alone, June saw an annual
rate of $1,090,000 dwelling
units, the best performance
in two years.
Trujillo Jr. Sails
From Los Angeles
San Pedro, Calif. (UPI)
Free-speding Rafael Trujillo
Jr. 29-year-old Dominican Re
public general, "went south"
today in his 350-foot, four
masted yacht.
Some said he was headed
for Santa Monica, near Los
Angeles. Others insisted the
high-living playboy, who likes
to ply actresses with rich
gifts, was headed for San Die
go and then to Acapulco.
In any case, the dashing
young officer and his luxury
yacht, designated a "man of
war" although its only arma
ment was a singleshot, line
throwing gun, was gone from
its Los Angeles Harbor berth.
The generous general, son
of Dominican strongman Ra
fael Trujillo, sailed out of the
harbor Tuesday night but re
fused to reveal his destina
tion.
COULDNT MOW STRAIGHT
Marshfield, Wis. (UPI)
Edward W. Rottscheitt, 42,
lost his bearings somewhat
and as a result was fined $50
and lost his driver's license
for a year. He was convicted
of drunken driving while
piloting his power mower
along city streets.
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