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Yungarv - r- Yungchun ?ftr Lungyen A & if rPAlCVAN H. 1ATAN 4l - r I ftt Ketlung Taipei fHualicn at1 - jTZ- t iff: Tainan Sfuth China Seat. II w Taitung j leHrfU mUJtHfiliKHZ.HL 0tt4awaWt ... , , TROOPS - Last week Communist China was reported to be gathering some 400,000 ground troops, backed by 300 aircraft, on I'ukien coastline opposite the Nationalist Chinese island of Formosa. The buildup, Red China's biggest since the Korean war, was not reported to Include naval vessels, i. I i 1 I J leading American military observers to think it was for defense rather than for at tack against Nationalist China's offshore islands of Quemoy and Matsu. Chiang Kai shek's government revealed It has stepped up its air and naval patrols in the Formosa Strait. This newsmap shows the area. (UPI) Addition to State Capitol Building Called Mandatory Salem -UPD- State Sen. Al fred H. Corbett (D-Portland) said Saturday legislators are so crowded in the Capitol here that construction of an addition to the building is "mandatory"' within the next few years. But he noted that while the need for more working space II mm wwni own II 17 HbW AHUUUIU M AUTUMN J "til HOLIA II 1 "Ik "A it J 11-DAY TOUROF THE HETi A OF OUR AMERICAN HERITAGE I Departure Oitu: Jepteaiber I 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, a, 2, ESCORTED TOUR... via Trail- ! wayj' S50,000 Loiury liner i Bui l! low i j, J QQ 70 I From Portland r03 The only tour of g III hind . . . com- I binini niw routes J to tht exciting J birthplaces of our i national history with brilliant, ! flamini fall color J . . . with nightly stopovers. Other ! highlights: all five Great lakes, Montreal, Rocky I Coast of Maine, historic cities, ! Skyline Drive g through Shanan- g doah Nationel e Park, Dakota Bad J Lands, Mount J nusnmora, lie. SEND TODAY fOR I COLORFUL FREE ! ITINERARY! is urgent, approval of an ad- dltion is tied to how much money the 1863 Legislature finds available. Corbett, chairman of the Legislative Fiscal committee, predicted the next state budg et will be "very tight." He pointed out that the current budget was helped by a $33 million surplus that isn't ex pected to show up this time. The 1961 Legislature beat down a proposed $1.5 million ppropriation for a Capitol addition, and provided 56,400 in planning money instead. The addition would provide more hearing rooms and of fices for lawmakers. Architect Francis Keally of New York, who designed the Oregon Capitol In 1D38, end ed a three day inspection here late Friday and returned home. lie expects to come back next month and report to Gov. Mark Hatfield on hts Ideas for an addition. State Finance Director Freeman Holmer said estimat ed cost of the addition is about $1 million. It could be as high as four stories. Keally said the addition should be in the form of a T, or an H, and definitely should blend into the existing capitol Including a facing of white Vermont marble. The addition would be built at the rear of the present buildings the south side which overlooks ,5 . tdup iipidi i : HOLIDAY ! A full MONTH of Sun and Fun by Trailways' $50,000 ! Luxury Liner Bus . . . Depart Portland Daily, Oct. 22 28. ESCORTED TOUR as low as J499 30 diy vi lit) XII nned to bi moit itorl. I cartfrti nd colorful any where! Other hff hldht: Meu Vtrdi Nationel This P"'k. Colorado J tr Rockies. Oierks. ! 1 tfS' Bok Toer, goi- J J 0S gioui Ever- J gledes Hot . aTeaae Sonnll Nationel ' tm other scenic Ca3-'0"d"" N,,h-Iidaaanr- 1y stopovers. f'rfdf sfN0 ,0DAT 00' FOR COIORFUl ! "EE IIIN- J ERARYI arjft rn Knilft, Vtftf I TRAI LWAYS; AVSL UltlAU.M,; 00 S. w. salmon, rtmana .ur. 7-Square Success 7011 the campus of Willamette uni versity. The Capitol Itself cost $2.3 million In 1938, but Keally said it would cost between $8 million and $10 million now. Winding up his inspection, he said the Capitol has held up beautifully the past 24 years. Doubly Smart llJp Button on the capelct for breezy days - whisk it off when you want to soak up sunshine. Sew this costume with flared or sheath skirt Printed Pattern 1)085: Half Sizes H'4, 16'a, 18Vi, 20Vi 22Va, 24i-!i. Size 16' j dress, cape-let 4',ti yards 35-inch. FIFTY CENTS in coins for State Budgetmakers Expect No Tax Increases By DOUGLAS GRIP P Salem - (IM - The govern- or s chief budgetmaker said Saturday the new state bud get anticipates no tax in crease, but "at least" another $13 million for higher educa tion, $10 million for basic school support, and $7 mil lion more for community colleges. Freeman Holmer, state fi nance director, is roughing out the proposed 1963-65 budget Gov. Mark O. Hatfield will submit to the 1963 Leg islature in January. Holir.er estimated that a 1963-65 budget of $390 mil lion could be drawn up with out higher taxes, and by hold ing to present levels of serv ice. The amount would be $22 million over the current bud get, passed by the 1961 Legis lature. The $13 million higher ed ucation hike is a median fig ure, Holmer said the range being $10 million to $20 mil lion. EstimatM Preliminary He noted that state agen cies haven't forwarded their Bay's Attorney Asks High Court To Dismiss Appeal Salem - (UPD - An attorney for Dean N. Bay, former Wes ton teacher, said Saturday he had asked the Oregon Su preme Court to throw out the state's appeal of the Bay cer tification case. But a spokes man for the high court said the request is invalid. Thomas Gooding, La Grande attorney, said the state failed to meet a dead line for submitting its argu ments to t he high court. Gooding in La Grande, said he put a petition in the mail late Friday for dismissal of the state's case, and affirma tion of a Union County Cir cuit Court decree which or dered the state to certify Bay as a grade school teacher. Bay is a 33-year-old teach er who was denied a teach ing certificate last year be cause he is an ex-convict. He is teaching now in a private school in the Seattle area. Commenting on Gooding's petition, the state's attorney handling the Bay Case Asst. Atty. Gen. Cecil Ques- seth of Salem said "he s in error. An extension of time was granted June 8, for a month. The brief will be filed next Wednesday." Jack Sercombe, supreme court clerk, said this is true, and everything seems to be in order. requests yet, and his esti mates are only preliminary. He added that only the basic scnool, higher education and community college projec tions are identifiable now. Holmer revealed that the state apparently will under spend the present budget by more than $6 million. But this is not out of line with past years. He estimated that $360 mil lion of the 1961-63 budget will be spent, instead of the $366.8 million budgeted. The $6 million-plus differ ence includes about $500,000 left over in basic school sup port money. Holmer said the number of Oregon pupils was overestimated. Another major chunk of underspending is showing up Page 2-A Medford Tribune MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, JUNE 24, 1962 in Oregon's medicare pro gram, Holmer said. The amount to be returned from the $3.3 million state allo cation isn't known yet, he said. Welfare Third Largest Balance of the' reversion is expected to come in small er amounts from various state agencies most of them, in fact. The previous budget was underspent by $6 4 mil lion. Welfare At more than $105 million . is the state's third biggest expenditure, aft er basic school support, and higher education. But Holm er said it would be "prema ture to speculate on any wel fare Increase until we know what Congress is going to do with the welfare proposals it has pending." In any case, Holmer said the State Welfare Depart- j ment will "have to make some assumptions of its own on or before Sept. 1 whether or : not Congress has acted." , Sept. 1 is the deadline for getting requests into the gov- i ernor's office. ! Holmer said the total, pol-1 ished state budget will be on the governor's desk be-! tween Nov. 1-10, about on a par with past years. By law, the governor must send his ' budget to the state printed by Nov. 10, and it comes out in published form Dec. 1, also by law. For Fast, Efficient Service tt'JS? ship it yr; LASME ' to or from Oakland, San Francisco, Loe Angeles end Orher California Points Call Jack Firxgerald 773-7761 this pattern - add 10 cents for each pattern for first-class mail. 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