Doctors, Public Claimed Bombarded With
Worthless, Potentially Harmful Medicines
Kremlin Crackdown on
Armv Commanders Hinted
London (UFO Soviet offi- London complains about offi
cials apparently are getting cers "who forget party in
ready for a new crackdown structions."
on Red Army commanders The newspaper admits that
who refuse to knuckle under renewed friction has cropped
to Communist party direc- up between professional army
tives. men and the political "com
An Issue of the official Red mlssars" who are assigned by
Army newspaper Sovietskaya the Kremlin to keep them
Armiya which has reached under thumb.
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A conference of party secre
taries will be called soon to
take up this situation which
"cannot be tolerated," Soviet
skaya Armiya said. The meet.
ing was expected to set the
stage for a Kremlin crack
down against army leaders
viewed as too independent.
Army resentment toward
the Communist functionaries
who attempt to guide training
and organizational policies is
not new in Russia. However,
it had thought to be on the
wane under the more liberal
policies of Soviet Premier
Nikita S. Khrushchev.
Conflict Under Stalin
The conflict was greatest
under the late Joseph Stalin,
especially during the war
years when commissars exert
ed supreme control over army
units and frequently counter
manded orders of the field
commanders.
At issue is a paradox which
confronts all totalitarian re
gimes who use a strong mili
tary to enforce their tenure
in government. They take a
chance their commanders will
someday feel that politicians
are Just an added encumber
ment. IVORY PRICES UP
New York (UPI) - Inflation
has hit elephant tusks from
Africa. Ivory buyers in Lon
don have been paying as much
as $420 a hundred poundB, 40
per cent more than a year
ago. Dealers say fear of short
ages has touched off a run on
ivory by manufacturers of
piano keys and art objects.
Stock Prices Score
Small Advance in
Quiet Early Trading
New York - HOT - Stocks
scored a small advance in rela
tively quiet early trading to
day. There were a few gains
ranging from 2 to 9 points
spread throughout the list, but
movements generally held
within a narrow range.
IBM featured with a S point
gain, and the electronics also
showed Motorola up 2, Gen
eral Time up 2V4, and RCA
and Texas Instruments each
up more than 1.
Polaroid, which announced
it doesn't intend to market
its color film for some time,
fell more than 3 points. U. S.
Freight jumped 3 points as
the company announced plans
to push Internal growth.
Beech Aircraft directors an
nounced they would consider
a stock split and the stock
jumped 3 points.
Lukens rose lTfs In an other
wise easier steel group.
Motors showed little change.
DOW-JONES AVERAGES
New York-iliPD-Dow-Jones
final stock averages: 30 in
dustrials 626.50, up 1.61; 20
railroads 145.01, up 0.26; 15
utilities 69.41, up 0.08, and
65 stocks 207.06, up 0.43.
Sales Tuesday were about
2,470,000 shares compared
with 2,520,000 shares Monday.
Tuesday's prices on selected
stocks:
Allied Chemical - 4D"i
Alum Co. Am 06 '4
Amer can can 41 'i
American Motora 27
AT&T H
Anaconda Copper S2Bi
Armco Steel 61 5a
Bendix Aviation ............ 64i,
Bethlehem Steel ....... 4.V,
Boelni Air ........... . 23
Caterpillar Corp. ...................... 2fM
Chrysler corp. oJ
Continental Can , 43s
Crown Zellerbach 43
Curtisa Wright 2U,
uow inemlcal i',;
Du Pont 222
Eastman Kodak
Firestone
General Electric
General Foods
General Motors .....
Georgia Pacific
oranam raise ,
110i
3d'.
93
103
46
Oil's
2'5
2Hs
. 30'a
42H
.... 47",
..436
Greyhound ..................
Gulf Oil
Homestake Mining
Idaho Power .
I B. M.
Kaiser Ind. 12 'i
Katy 4 Hi
Int. Paper 1153
Johns Munville 35 "4
Kennecott Copper 771',
Lockheed Aircraft 22,
Montana Power 25i
Montgomery Ward 45 s
Nat l Biscuit 33 Is
New York Central 25
Pac Gas & Elec 63 Vt
Penney. J. C 124 i
Penn RR 14
Radio Corporation . 73 't
Richfield Oil BS
Safeway . .. . 39 Tg
Sears 49?.
Shell
Oil
Socony Mobil Oil .....
southern Co.
Southern Pacific
Standard California
Standard Indiana
Standard N.J
Sun Mines
Texas Co.
35T',
38
45
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. 17 4
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13',
Texas Gulf Sulfur
Texal Pac Land Trust
Transamerica
Trans World Air
Trl-Contlnental 34
Union Carbide 136
Union Pacific 27',,
United Alrcrart . 34 ,a
United Air Lines 29",
U. S. Rubber .............. 34 'i
V. S. Steel 81,i
Youngatown SAT 1083,,
WHEAT CENTER
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world's largest producer of
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Exploitation Said
Made To Appear
A Noble Purpose
WashinKton-iUPD-The former
medical director of a large
drug firm told Senate investi
gators today that doctors and
the public are bombarded
with a stream of worthless
and sometimes potentially
harmful medicines.
Dr. A. Dale Console of
Princeton, N.J., who resigned
as head of the medical depart
ment of Squibb Laboratories
to return to private practice,
said the motto of the drug in
dustry Is: "If you can't con
vince them, confuse them."
Appears as Noble Purpose
He told the Senate Anti-
Trust and Monopoly subcoin
mittee, which is looking into
allegedly excessive profits by
medicine manufacturers, that
the drug industry "is unique
in that it can make exploita
Hon appear a noble burpose.'
Too often, he said, drug
firms, send dozens of promo
tion men to sell new products
to doctors while experts in
the home office try "to deter
mine the best way to make
nothing appear like a pot of
gold.
"Since so much depends on
novelty, drugs change like
women's hemlines," Console
declared.
Other congressional news:
Aged: Sen. Jacob K. Javits
(R-N.Y.) called on the admin
istration to support the volun
tary federal-state-private med
ical insurance programs for
old folks proposed by eight
OOP senators. Javits, who in
troduced the bill, told a Sen
ate subcommittee it met all
the administration's require
ments for an acceptable plan,
United Auto Workers Presi
dent Walter P. Reuther plan
ned to lead a delegation of re
tired workers to the capitol to
plug a Democratic plan for
compulsory insurance within
the Social Security system.
Whiskey Fund: Rep. H. R.
Gross (R-Iowa) will try to
force the House to take a roll
call vote on a State Depart
ment request for money to
buy liquor, food and other
items for U.S. embassies over
seas "If the members want to
vote for $835,000 worth of en
tertainment and liquor, that's
all right," Gross said. "But I
want them on the record." He
failed in a non-record vote
Tuesday to cut the sum to
$400,000. The so-called "rep
resentative fund" is part of a
$223,769,754 money bill to
run the State Department in
the fiscal year starting July 1.
Fair Trade: A drive was
underway to push a vote on
a long-stalled bill to let manu
facturers set minimum prices
on brand-name merchandise.
The effort was aimed at pry
ing the so-called "fair-trade"
bill from the House Rules
Committee which has blocked
floor action for a year. Foes
and supporters agreed the leg
islation probably would pass
the House if it ever reached
a vote.
Grange News
Roxy Ann
The third and fourth de
grees will be given by the
degree team of Roxy Ann
Grange Friday night, April 15.
All Granges having candidates
are invited to bring them to
the meeting.
Mrs. Margrett Jones, train
er of a doe obedience class,
demonstrated what is taught
in the classes at the last meet
ing. Seven dogs and their own
ers took part. The six-week
course is sponsored by the
Southern Oregon Kennel club.
Mrs. Nina Gaines told the
Easter story with a flannel-
graph. An Easter bonnet pa
rade concluded the lecturer's
program.
Refreshments were served
by Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Kellogg,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Meadows
and Mr. and Mrs. Don Mead
ows Jr.
A card party for Grangers
and their friends will be held
at Roxy Ann Grange hall on
Spring st. Saturday, April 16,
it 8 p.m.
FEARS SCOTCHED-
New York (UPI) - Don't
think you've got the DT's if
you happen to run into a 23-foot-
high. 1.600-gallon empty
scotch bottle. It's Just on of
three 350-pound dummies re
cently arrived from Glasgow
for the very soberest type of
rooftop advertising, according
to British Information Services.
OUR "GOOF"
Is Your Gravyl
BE A K-BOY
Blooper-Snooper
Stevenson Holds
Door Ajar (or
Convention Draft
Washington - tUPD - Adlai E.
Stevenson reclaimed a share
of Democratic attention today
while the two active cam
paigners for the presidential
nomination took a rest.
Despite denials that he is
a candidate, Stevenson is hold
ing the door ajar for the
Democratic National Conven
tion to draft him for a third
try at the White House if
other candidates falter.
Makes Speech
. After touring Latin Amer
ica while the 1960 campaign
warmed up, he made the first
speech since hU return Tues
day night at a Founder's Day
celebration at the University
of Virginia.
He translated many quota
tions from Thomas Jefferson,
founder of the university,
into a 1960 campaign docu
ment which was an indict
ment of the Eisenhower ad
ministration. Stevenson accused the ad
ministration of deception and
concealment which he said
was denying the American
people information they need
about the world crisis con
fronting them.
"Our foreign policy has
been dominated by sterile
anti-Communism and stupid
wishful thinking, our do
mestic policy by fear of infla
tion and mutrust of govern
ment," ite said.
WHAT THEY FORGET
New York (UPI) - Coffee,
bread, milk, butter, oleo, pea
nut butter and orange juice
in that order are the super
market items most house
wives habitually run short of
and then forget to buy when
they go shopping, according
to a study by Nesbltt Asso
ciates, packaging and indus
trial designers.
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