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FrMiy, May II. 190
Singer Eartha Km is snown wun ner
Investor William McDonald, following
o plans to marry. The couple plans
to wed on June S nd will honeymoon in New York.
(UPI Telephoto)
SINGER TO WED
fiance, real estate
their announcement
Ike Not Acting Like Lame Due On Eve of Summit Conference
By MERRIAM SMITH
UPI Whit Home Reporter
President Eisenhower ap
proaches the Paris summit
meeting In manner most
unlike Lame Duck presl-
jOLCC Tightens Up
: Food Regulations
' Portland -flJPD- The Oregon
j Liquor Control Commission
has adopted tougher regula
; tions regarding sale of food in
t commercial establishments 11
' censed to sell liquor.
Private clubs are not af-
fected.
A new rule effective July
' 1 requires that gross receipts
' from sale of food during every
80-day period shall amount to
' not less than one-fourth of
the gross receipts from the
sale of both food and alcoholic
liquor during the same pe-
riod.
' Another rule requires that
commercial establis hmenti
; while open for business must
provide regular meals during
the usual hours when such
meals are regularly served.
They also must provide short
orders or other such foods at
liq-
all times when alcoholic
uors are served.
moVda. irccnscT would nJt be ; out the inspection funds
Federal Poultry
Inspection Funds
May Be Restored
Washington-(lIPD-The Senate
was expected to restore the;
House-killed funds for federal 1
inspection to insure whole
some poultry for consumers.
The House approved by
voice vote Wednesday a $3,-j
837.943,900 Agriculture De-
partment money bill after its
floor managers knocked out
the inspection funds. ,
But the Senate was certain i
to restore most if not all the
$26,838,000 or poultry check-!
ing and other marketing serv-1
ices.
Reps. Jaime L. Whitten (D- j
Miss.) and Fred Marshall (D-;
Minn.), who helped draft the
! money bill, resorted to a par-1
liamentary maneuver to knock i
dent who'll be out of office
in a few months.
Instead of sitting out the
remainder of his term In the
solitude and comfort of the
White House, Eisenhower is
working on foreign policy like
a man juft bejvrmtng hi
While House career. After
the summit, there'll be Rus
sia, Japan and possibly some
other foreign visits before he
leaves office.
He has changed greatly
since taking office. His mil
itary command concept of
running the While House has
tion. He once thought he could
save himself for only tht most
major decisions; now h finds
himself getting into many rel
atively minor matters and he
seems to enjoy tht presidency
more than he did when Sher
rr.an Ada-rj as chief foreman
of the place kept many
troublesome matters away
from his boss.
After his first summit con
ference at Geneva in 1955,
Eisenhower has quite disap
pointed at the inability of
the foreign ministers to put
the so-calied "Spirit of Gen
eva" Into operation. The Pres
ident in thU period of disap
pointment started to wonder
whether he had been doing
as much is he could for world
peace.
Might Improve Climate
He began to
:3;:s5 v...n me idle
idea at first, but eventually t in better health than he's en'
he cam around to the belief joyed in years. He Is fascin
that Eisenhower's World War
II record and his far-reaching
popularity might well be used i
to promote better friendship :
for the United States at a time
explore his! when the image of America
Secretary , wa bccomlr.2 us!y in ry.
ated by his re-ent travels
and delight in describing fur
friendi with great verve and
gusto what he saw and what
he heard.
. j important
' I Three Majo
of State John Foster Dulles.
lUseiiiiuwer wan quite d:sap
traveling rrom country to
country, and by exchanging
visits with other state heads,
he might produce an improv
ed climate of international
relations. I to the amazement of many of
Dulles was opposed to the I those close to him, he seems
world areas. !
ax Tours
Eisenhower has made three
major foreign tours since the
late summer of 1959. For a
man 69 yean old, he should j
be thoroughly exhausted. But 1
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Davidson To Seek
Convention Tickets
Portland - HID - C. Girard
Davidson, Oregon Democratic
national committeeman, leaves
today for Los Angeles to
bid for tickets to the Demo
cratic national convention
there this July.
He returns to Oregon Sat
urday evening to attend the
Roosevelt Memorial dinner in
Medford.
Davidson helped lead the
battle to bring the Democratic
convention to the West Coast.
TEXTILE HEAD DIES
New York -flJPD - William E.
Brown, 75, president of the
textile firm Butler, Prentice
Sc Co., died Wednesday.
Viewed as Maneuver
Their surprise action was
viewed as a maneuver design
ed to win ultimate congres
sional approval of a relaxa
tion in requirements for gov
ernment inspection labels on
cooked poultry products. These
include canned chicken and
soups and frozen poultry TV
dinners.
As passed, the bill called
for more subsidies to farmers
for conservation practices and
more lending for rural elec
trification and other urograms
than the administration rec
ommended. The direct cash appropria
tions fell $197,319,690 short
of the funds requested by the
President. Most of the reduc
tion, however, was In surplus
price support funds which
weren't earmarked for spend
ing In the next fiscal year
starting July 1.
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