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Lattimore
Denies Any
"Influence"
WASHINGTON W Owen Lat
timore testified Wednesday that in
June, 1945. he tried to influence
President Truman against restrict
ing American aid to the Chinese
Nationalists alone while the Chinese
Nationalists were also fighting the
Japanese.
But, Lattimore insisted in testi
mony before the Senate Internal
Security subcommitee, his recom
mendations never had the slightest
influence on American foreign pol
icy.
Lattimore. Far Eastern Affairs
specialist, made the concession that
he tried to "influence" the Presi
dent under hammering question,
f uy ceil, rergusun irc.-raiuu..'.
! "T hnvi. nvpr hud nnv inflttnr.
on American foreign policy," Lat
timore said at one point.
Ferguson refused to accept this.
"I am not willing to have you
draw the conclusion that you had
no Influence whatever on Ameri
can policy," Ferguson said. "That
is an issue before this committee."
Lattimore also denied thzt he
had asked Mr. Truman in July of
1945 not to appoint Joseph C.
Grew, ex-ambassador who is now
retired, as an adviser on Far East
ern policy.
He testified, however, that he
had urged Mr. Truman at that
lime to have American policy to
ward China reviewed by advisers
who had not been associated either
with the formulation or carrying
out "of that policy as recently
practiced."
Lattimore was miestioned for the
eighth day by the subcommittee
In Its probe for any Communist
influences on U.S. policies in the
Far. East.
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NEW YORK TALENT will appear here next Tuesday night,
March 11 in the New York Drama Guild play "Voice of tlio
Turtle" to be presented in the Mills school auditorium
under sponsorship of the Business and Professional
Women's Club. Curtain time will be 8 p.m. The play is the
third and last of a series of three shown here this winter.
Phyliss Manning (left; will play the feminine lead opposite
Wendell Mavcs.
McCarthy Is
Center Of
New Storm
WA8HINOTON l.fl An flection
year alorni appeared to be brew
inn Thui-.idny over whrlher to ron.
tunic an Inquiry Into a demand
that Sen. McCarthy R.-WI.,I be
ouslrd from Connie.
Sen. Welkcr (R.-Idnhn) called a
move for a Senate vote cm the
qupKtlon "puro politics." lie anltl
the administration Is liylnu to pre
vent re-election of MrCilrlhy this
fall. McCurthy aiireed.
Howpver. Sen. Cllllrltn (D.-l.,
declared "Thorn In nnllilnii more
crrln In Hum the (art there In no
political nnitlvo of any kind behind
this move."
dlUette Is chairman and Welkar
a inpmber of a Brnate rulen nub
coiiunlttee which voted 4-1 Wednes
day to try for a Senate decision on
whether the group should to ahrad
with lis months-old Investliiatlon
of ounter champ tnailo aKiiInn Mc
Carthy by Ben. Denton D.-Cnmi.,.
McCarthy has ehallpniied the
subeomnilttee'a authority, u con
duct tha Inquiry. p ,
Olllfttp aald the Wlnconaln lie
publican had "Impuitned the Impu
rity" nf the member hv chargum
Die uroup waa aiinndltiK "tcim of
thoUKandi of dollars of Uin lax
payci'a'" to prnvldn the Dnnorrntn
witn ponucm ammunition to uuo
Kalnit McCarthy.
Tha aiibcommlllpe voted ' ak
the SPiiate to deelile wliplhnr there
In any bnxlN Inr McCatthv'a cIiiiih-
es In piled n reniirNt tor a volo
of conllripnie anil a deelMmi wnth
er the Inquiry ulumld bo coullnued
KLAMATM rALlt. Nia
AMIRICAN CHINfSI
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Mohoney Pleods
Innocent To Count
bmoaoN CITY m State $rn i
Thnman Mnhnney, aocuxed of .
Miull and battery, pleaded Innoo nl
in UIMrlut Oonil lipra Wedno.iday
: Wayne Hull, a taxi drlvpr, aald
Muhmioy piiNhrd him durliui an
ill'ituiilPnt liit wpek over a 60
trnl call fare.
i Mnlitiiipy'a lilra wan , (lied by
another lawyer, ,
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irinf fht fans I
for coMt .1 I
vet Joins
Ranks For
Farm Vote
YAKIMA W A Yakima man
who lost most of his possessions in
the Kansas flood last July will
compete with SO other candidates
for the Columbia Basin's farm-ln-a-
day.
He is Donald D. Dunn, who was
chosen to represent this state in
Washington. D. C, in the final na
tional competition. The other can
didates are being selected from the
tne other states and the territories.
Dunn's selection was announced
by H. L. Rosencrann, chairman of
the state and national veterans of
f oreign Wars agriculture conunlU
tees.
Dunn, who virtually was wined
out in the Kansas Hoods, now is a
larm machinery salesman m Ya
kima. He has a wife and two chil
dren. He was a tank driver in the
European theater during World
War II.
Dunn won the local competition,
then he was selected from approxi
mately 1.600 entries from posts
throuRhout the state.
The S50.000 farm for which he It
competing is to be built three miles
irom Moses Lake, Washington. It
will be constructed and awarded
May 29 to tho man chosen as the
nation's most worthy veteran.
The award will coincide with Co
lumbia Basin celebrations opening
the million-acre project to irriga
tion.
The men who served on the com
mittee which selected Dunn to rep
resent this state were Sverre Ohm
dahl. state director of agriculture:
Henry Carstensen, master of the
State Grange and James Johnston,
vice president of the State County
Agents Association. .
2820 Apply r"or lV
New Farm Project
EPHRATA, Wash. Wl Appli
cants for the nine Columbia Basin
farm units to be sold after a public
drawing March 14 face odds of 313
to one against them.
The Bureau of Reclamation said
Wednesday that 2,820 applications
have been received for the units,
seven of which will receive water
this year and the other two In 1953.
Virtually without any hope at all
are 197 apnlicanU" who arc non
veterans. The veterans get first
chance.
Ragpicker Is
Wealthy Man
TORONTO lif Alvin Poser was
i dirty, ragged, ragpicker who
lived alone in squalor.
He used to bring money into a
trust company for deposit and
some of the employes there tried
to avoid waiting on him.
So he kept coming to George Er
nest Buchanan, an executive of the
company, who believed in "treat
ing every customer as best I know
how,"
The old ragpicker, aged 70, died
11 flays ago. He left $25,000 S15.000
of it to Buchanan, the will dis
closed Wednesday,
Buchanan said Poser came to
the trust company in 1918 with
$5,000. Aided by Buchanan's in
vestment advice, It grew to 2o,
000. The banker aald he hadn't teen
the old man for four years.
"The shape of his hands told me
he must have been a cultured
man," Buchanan said.
"They were the hands of an art
ist, once he washed them."
Banking Conference
To Be Held Soon
SPOKANE The 13th Annual
Pacific Northwest Banking Confer
ence in Pullman April 11 will be
addressed by Secretary of the
Treasury John Snyder, the confer
ence chairman announced Wednes
day. Joel Ferris, the chairman, aald
Snyder has, agreed to address- the
final banquet of the two-day con-
lerence.
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Fourth Victim
Of Crash Dies
NOME. Alaska MB A Feo. 27
plane crash claimed its fourth vic
tim Wednesday when Emil Fisher,
57. died of injuries.
Fisher was head of the Nome of
fice of the Alaska Native Service.
Others injured fatally In the crack
up near here were Reggie Joule,
veteran bush pilot, his bride of a
month, and Bill Porter, an airline
mechanic.
We cater to those that demand
the very best In Insurance. Hani
Norland Agency. 627 Pine St,
Thief Gives Doc
Very Bad Time
SAN PEDRO, Calif. (1 Trying
to catch a burglar he found In his
bedroom, Dr. M. E. Wllmoth:
1. Went head over heels when
the thief suddenly released a door
the doctor was tugging.
2. Was peppered by a barrage
of bottles and tin cans when he
approached his back yard trash
barrel.
3. Cut hi foot on a broken bottle.
4. Lost $10 to the burglar.
Hospital Plane
Falters In Takeoff
TOKYO W) A giant Strato
crulser hospital plane carrying 68
patients cracked up on a takeoff
from Haneda Airport Thursday but
only two were Injured.
Pieces of Drooeller blades broke
off and hit them when the props
crashed on the runway. Their in
juries were described as slight.
The plane never got off the
ground. The landing gear collapsed
as the C-97 was racing down the
runway for Its takeoff for Midway
Island,
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