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Demo Take
Tops GOP
WASHINGTON Lfl Financially
speaking. Democrats fared better
in 1951 than did the Republicans.
The Democratic National Com
mittee has reported to Congress.
in compliance .with the corrupt
Practices Act. that It took in al
most twice as much In contribu
tions in 1951 as did the Republi
cans. But it spent more than twice
as much.
Contributions to the Democratic
National Committee in 1951 were
listed at $1,318,574 and disburse
ments at $1,311,652. Miscellaneous
receipts for the Democrats approx
imated (25,000 and total disburse
ments wefe $1,311,652.
The Republican National Com
mittee reported $679,157 in receipts
and $584,473 in expenditures dur
ing 1951, leaving a net gain of
$94,684 lor the year.
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Prod Again
NEW YORK CTi The National
Retail Dry Goods Association called
on Congress Friday to overhaul the
price control structure.
In a public statement approved
at the close of its 41st annual con
vention, the NRDOA said:
"The NRDOA believes the pres
ent Congress in debating the ex
tension of the Defense. Production
Act . should consider carefully
whether the continuing emergency
and the need for overall stabiliza
tion are such as to warrant the
maintenance of these Incomplete
and essentially discriminatory
price controls.".
The Association' said changing
conditions since price controls were
adopted last year necessitate "a
substantial rethinking of the prob
lem and may call for Important
modifications." Other inflationary
checks, such as credit controls and
cutbacks in non-defense spending,
have not been fully utilized, the
statement aaaea.
Death Count
Appeal Made
NEW YORK W Counsel for
Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, con
demned to death as atom spies,
argued In their appeal Thursday
that they were convicted because
of their political beliefs and not
because of anything they had done.
At their federal court trial, Ro
senberg and his wife refused a
number of times to say whether
they were Communists. Judge Irv
ing R. Kaufman sustained them In
their refusal.
This background was not men
tioned by Defense Counsel Eman
uel H. Bloch as ho argued yester
da" in the U.S. Circuit Court of Ap
peals. Bloch contended that Judge Kauf
man -committed trial errors -prejudicial
to the defendants.
The Quebec. Canada, asbestos
pits produced 716,769 tons In 1948.
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ANtELOPS ANTICS K. L. Morrow, Moore Park Zoo caretaker seems to have his hands
full as heytussols with an antelope.
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Poles To Die
For Spying
WARSAW, Poland Wl Tliree
Poles charged with spying for the
United States were sentenced to
death Thursday night and two oth
ers were given life sentences.
In a one-day trial before the
Warsaw Regional Military Court,
all five pleaded guilty to slipping
into Poland Illegally after going to
agents In Berlin.
The prosecutor, in his final
speech to the court, accused form
er U.S. Ambassador Arthur Bliss
Lane and many of his staff of es
pionage. The male nf the common house
sparrow Is much more active In
nest building than the female.
USW Argues
Pay Demand
WASMNOTON IP The CIO
steelworkers llred facia and UK
ures at the Wuge Hinblliiiitlon
Board Friday In an attempt lo
Justify their 18' cent wage boost
and other demands.
Arthur J. Goldberg, general
counsel for the one million man
union, said Thursday the union will
not sign any new contract which
does not contain a union shop
agreement.
He listed 27 sleel companies
which he said already have union
shop clauses In their contracts with
tho steelworkers. And he blasted
the major companies which don't,
for a statement they made imply
ing a union shop would "Impair
efficiency."
The statement was made public
by the coordinating committee rep
resenting the steel companies In the
wage board hearings.
Fishing Good
In Drydock
BREMERTON Ml The fishing
was good Thursday In the Puget
sound Naval anipyaras aryaocn
No. 2.
A shovel and a bucket were re
commended fishing gear.
a yara imorniaiiou oiuccr esti
mated the "catch" at more than
20 tons mostly herring.
Jt nappencd this way:
Enough water for a small lake
was taken Into the drydock to float
the Cruiser Boston. The. drydock
Is 1.000 feet long more than three
football fields.
When It was pumped out Wednes.
day, there were flopping fish by
me carioaas. feopie were scooping
them up until midnight. Machin
ery was being used Thursrinv m
clean up the mess.
me fish were drawn In by the
powerful drydock pumps. It has
happened before, but the catch
hadn't been so big in a couple
of years.
J'':?l
By MRS T. M. KOHI.Kit
Mr. anrl Mr. Mnrnlfl Vfnllnr.,
turned from an extended visit with
friends and relatives In California.
Bill fihnrt Ktinnr. th. uin.lrA,,H ...itt.
his parents a few weeks ago.
mrs. r rca ncss look a train two
weeks ago to Join her husband who
is flttnriinfr nrn....! t..ni.,i.. i
at Fort Bennlng, Ga.
ian bmitncrs was on the alck
list a few weeks ago.
Mr. anrl Mp Mmi.Atl -.. .1
have moved from the Mallory prop-
n. v.i VTY','. c'npioyea oy the
Pacific Frtlit and Produce Co.
Ronald Phair 011H u..i -1
....... nuutrv,
and young daughter, Jole enjoyed
,",lV,tu" ' we mg i;aie a few
weeks ago.
Mr. nnri Sjrr 13 13 .
Midland returned from a trip to
wncre mey visilod rela
tives and friends.
Dill llffln lirhM I. In
w niu .a in uio nir
Force, visited his parents here laet
week, returning to his base the first
of this week.
Mr. anrl Mm rJufll nMft
moved to the Altamonl district this
Mr anil X.... n , , , .
riiriVi j, ' "c enjoyca
........v.Mas, uiiincr wun meir son
.aci css and 1,18 wl,e ln Klam
nr. nnri Mr. T3....... i' . .
Dill rii.ni.nll.n a... .1.1- iu.i. ,
" uuwiud vncir nousc
were beautiful.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mer.lrlckson
returned frnm a frin in Ml..i
where they visited relatives during
me iiunua5 ana reported having i
fine time.
Mrs. T. M. VnhlKr nlnv.rf rlt.l.l
mas dinner at the R. R. Sukraw
nome in tne Midland district.
Mr. and Mrs .Talr CHaeL-al
sons were callers at the C. F. Hess
home here Saturday.
tjico Burgess visited home folks
over the weekend. She la amntnverl
at Ashland.
riala Hpnrirtr.l'.nn vl.tlarl Vila
brother and family on Sunday.
Oregon Counties
Get Road Funds
SALEM Wl Oregon counties
were given $2230,264 In state high
way funds Thursday.
The amount Is 19 per cent of the
state highway revenues collected
In the lust three months of 1051.
The money is distributed on the
basis of the number of motor
vehicles registered In each- county.
Multnomah County got $660,958,
followed by Lane with $187,783 and
Marlon With $145,367.
Duke University's football team
averaged a net gain of four yards
per try In rushing the pigskin. The
Blue Devils gained 2,272 yanls on
the ground in ten games.
Bentley In
Fresh Red
Spy Probe
WABUINOTON l.D tfllr.nbetli
Dcnllry, admitted wiirtlino !
com lor, Heps buck Into tho spot
light to toll House Npy-liuulciH what
nil knows about tlio purl plnycil
by Americana In Clilnoao Commu
nist activities during tlio lU30's.
'Ills House un-American Activi
ties Committee has called both
MIns Dcnllry and Louis Undent,
luriner iiiaiiiigliig editor of the
Communist - Daily Worker ud a
I'ocniilrd Communist, to appear
Tuciiday, Thn committee Is now In
recess.
Miss lientley first made head
lines when her testimony of a war
time Kuuilnn spy ling touched oil
a aeries of Congressional inveillju
lions lu 1048.
Her new rolo Is In a House probo
of iicllvltlp.i o Grace and Max
Qranlch, whose venture In publish
ing "Voice ol China" In Hlmnghnl
lu the critical Hino-Japunrno war
years 11130-37 camo to light In se
cret Shanghai police flics.
They were Idcntlllecl Thursday
by Morris L. Appclman. of Denver,
as propagamnM.H sent to China by
the Communist Parly of tho United
States to atlr up unit-Japanese and
aul-Natloimllsl feeling In China.
Appelninn, now executive neere
tary of tho General Rose Memorial
Hospital In Denver, Is an admitted
veteran Communist projiUKumll.'ti
who broko with the Party In 1U38
because of "complete disillusion
Price Fixing Try
Accusation Made
WASHINGTON Ml The Fed
eral Trado Commission 'iliursilny
chnrged lour western companies
with conspiring to fix prices lor de
hydrated onions and garlic sold 111
ixnnlcr, flake and other forms for
use as seasoning or llavorlng
agents.
Companies named In the FTC
complaint are basic Vegetable
Products. Inc. of Snn Francisco;
Gentry, Inc. of l.o Angeles: Puc
clnelll Packing Co. of Turlock. Cul.
and J. ft. Sliuplot Co. of Dolae,
Idaho.
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