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A DESK LAMP and clock was the award won by Martin
A. Putnam, local zone manager for Investors Diversified
Services Inc., of Minneapolis, for record 1951, sales of face
amount Investment certificates and mutual fund shares.
Experts See
Red No In
WASHINGTON Wl Russia Is
' believed ready to fire back a quick
emphatic "no" to a new Big Three
proposal for a streamlined Austrian
-.Peace Treaty.
' Officials say the Russian turn
down, if and when It comes, will
' virtually kill the last Western hope
.that a Four Power Peace Treaty
for Austria is possible and will
mean continued Russian and West
ern occupation of Austria until
some other way is found to break
the present stalemate.
In formal notes made public
Thursday, the United States, Brit-
' ein, and France appealed to Mos
cow to agree to a 1,000 word, eight
article pact which would fully re
store Austrian rule over its ter
ritory. At the same time, the United
States denounced Russia for stall
ing on a peace pact and failing to
keep a 1943 promise to Join the
West in insuring Austrian independ
ence after the war.
The new draft treaty was de
signed to replace a much longer 60
, article pact that bogged down in
: argument after five years of talk.
- Seven of the articles in the new
8 pact were lifted from the original
They had been agreed to by Rus
sia's representative. The eighth,
however, came as a surprise.
It calls on all four countries to
give up all Austrian property
claimed as former Nazi assets or as
. war booty.
This would hit the Russians bard.
Russia now holds oil, shipping and
Industrial properties in Austria
worth several hundred million dol
lars, and Is believed to be making
ibout 50 millions annually from
their operations.
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Traffic Fine
Goes to $250
ROSEBURG Wl Circuit Judge
Carl E. Wimberly Tuesday in
creased to $250 a fine against Dr.
Howard M. Ferguson. Glendale
osteopath convicted of reckless
driving.
Dr. Ferguson was convicted in
district court Feb. 13 on the charge
of driving recklessly while speeding
an ailing infant from Canyonville
to Eugene.
District Judge A. J. Geddes fined
him $75 and suspended a 10-day
Jail sentence.
Dr. Ferguson appealed to circuit
court. A circuit court Jury UDheld
the earlier conviction, and Judge
Wimberly boosted the fine to $350.
He also suspended a 10-day
sentence and ordered Ferguson to
remove a siren and blinker light
from bis automobile.
Walsh Goes
To Africa
PORTLAND Wl Brie. Gen. Or.
ville E. Walsh will leave here Mar.
22 to take over the cosUy military
construction program in North Af
rica ana parts of the Middle East
Walsh, who has been North Pa
cific division engineer for the Corns
oi .engineers, aireaay nas been in
Casablanca to look things over. He
is nere now to wind up affairs and
prepare to move his family.
Walsh said he had ordered an end
to cost-plus contracts in North Af
rica in a move to cut waste. He
voiced belief criticism of large ex
penditures there would end when
the normal construction schedule
starts.
Walsh was stationed here six
years, as Portland district and then
North Pacific division engineer.
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Republicans Flock
Banner As Enthusiasm Gains,
Florida Next Scene Of Battle
By The Associated Pre
Oen. Eisenhower's interest in the
Republican presidential -nomination
seemed to be growing Friday as
support mounted in the wake of
his clean sweep over Sen. Taft in
the New Hampshire presidential
primary.
Eisenhower's Washington head
quarters late Thursday released
part of a letter from him to an un
named close friend which said in
effect he would not turn his back
on party workers and leaders later,
It sounded like he was telllna
those "in the rank and file" he
wouldn't forget them if elected.
Earlier in a cable from Paris
warmly thanking New Hampshire
supporters for their work, the gen
eral appeared to talk like a candt
date whose enthusiasm is mount
ing.
Minnesota supporters, encour
aged bv his ODeninr victory.
launched a campaign for write-in
votes for Eisenhower in that state's
primary next Tuesday.
In Washington, backers sun eag
er for him to return and put up a
ngnt despite his statement ne win
not take part in ore-convention
campaigns said the New Hamp
shire victory was the "clear cut
call to political duty." The general
said ne would answer 11 it came.
A former Taft supporter In New
Hampshire, Richard O. Jordan of
Manchester, wrote the Ohio sena
tor to get behind Eisenhower, and
assure a uop victory in Movem
Gas "Swap"
Plan Told
WASHINGTON Wl The "swap"
Dlan of nrovlduw the Pacific North
west with natural gas from Alberta
was filed with the Federal Power
Commission Thursday.
The step was taken as a prelim
inary to a general hearing April 8
on proposed natural gas pipe lines
for the area.
The Pacific Northwest Pipeline
Corp., Houston, Tex., filed the
"swap" plan, known officially as a
reciprocal exchange proposal.
Under the Dlan. the company
would bring 250.000,000 cubic feet
of Alberta natural gas into Wash
ington State daily. About 10 per
cent of this would be piped north
ward to Vancouver, a. v.
In return the company would
provide Eastern Canada with 225,
000,000 cubio feet of natural gas
from Texas.
The company said the new pro
posal was a substitute for an earl
ier plan to transmit Texas gas di
rectly to the Northwest. This would
involve a 2,175-mlle line costing
$174,186,602.
Under the new plan, the com
pany would build about 828 miles
of pipeline, mostly in Washington
State, at an estimated cost of $58,
425,000. The line would serve the
principal populated areas In Wash
ington, Including Spokane, Seattle
Ore., area.
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will result in
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Harold E. Stassen, another OOP
candidate, campaigning In Wiscon
sin said he has not promised to
deliver his delegation to Elsenhow
er if he fails to win at Chicago in
July. He said his supporters In
such an event, can make up their
own minds whom to support.
Taft continued a workhorse
schedule in the Southwest, making
speeches all denouncing the Tru
man domestic and foreign policies
holding news conferences and at
tending dinners. He said In Albu
querque he still thinks he will have
enough delegates to win in Chicago.
He moves into Arltona Friday.
Gov. Earl Warren, a fourth OOP
candidate campaigned for Wiscon
sin's SO delegates. The California
governor hammered away at the
Democratic administration, which
he said has taken the government
away from the people. The Wis
consin primary is April 1.
On the Democratic side. Sen.
Russell of Georgia said he plans to
campaign in Florida for about a
week Just betore the May 6 pri
mary there. He also said he has not
"closed the door" to entering the
California primary June 3.
Russell said in a radio interview
he would go to the Chicago con
vention in July with as many dele
gates supporting him "as any oth
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President Truman In New Hamp-
shire, also plans to campaign in
Florida and California.
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