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JOVIAL General Dwight D. Eisenhower app earl to be in e jovial mood t lit offers hit hand
to quoit during recaption in hit honor In Chicago. Presenting the gueit it Son. Honry Cabot,
lodge leontorl, Eiienhower'i campaign maaagar.
Newsmen Urge
Memorial Hall
rorm.AND 'fl A llrywood
liimin Mrmorlnl to house Oia na
tional of f Icen of the American
Nrwaiiaitrr Oulld waft proKcd
lirrn MiiikIiiv l the Ciulld' lOlh
snnuul convention.
Hurry Mnrlln. Oulld president,
made (lie propositi tor tho urw
liulldlim. Hp tnld the 300 drlruutm
llitti picsrnt rent payments and
Iflfla would flnnnco thr project.
In addition to hounlmr Ciulld of
fices, Martin aald, the bulldlnu, to
bo iinmra alter the Ural uulld
president, tnlKhl serve aa a jour-
nullum library and have a wIiik
lor dinplnylnii prlte-ttinnlnit newa
alorlea.
Oilier apenkrrs at Mondny'a
fmeiiinir convr-utlon tension Includ
rd Hnlph II. Novak, executive, vice
president, who urued an Inereaard
oruanlzlnu drive, and William J.
r'arson. aecrelarv-treasurer. who
rexrted that Ciulld membership
wait ai a record hlKD ol niore
than 34.000.
Martin nral-.rd the efforts of the
Taronia Guild In publishing- a tab
loid dallv. Ciulld mrmhera there
have hern Idle alnco April 13 when
pressmen went on strike airalnftl
the city's only dally, the Newa
Tribune,
Hoimld necan. president of the
Frreen Artora Oulld, waa ached
uled to addreu Tuesday night's
banquet.
SIC1N BI T NO AIRPORT
CENTflAMA. III. An olflclel
Illinois air-marker dlrecla pllota to
an airport thai tsn t mere, uu
qunin's only airori closed May 1.
Nonetheless two months later stale
palntera followed ordera and
painted a huge yellow and irreen
symbol atop a bulldlnu, pointing
to Du Quoin's former airport.
Banks List
Condition
Statement of condition fliture.i
were released today for the three
branches of the First National Dana
of Portland In this area.
Maunder R. II. Tlndale of the
Klamath Pall Ilranch of First Na
tional reported that, on June 30,
lu&'i, deimslta at the branch were
lift. 503. 8(14 and loans were 113.870.
601), A year sko, on June 30, IBM,
deposits at that branch totaled 113.
M0.&B1 and loana were lll.30l.0fi
Myron Shannon, nianaiter of the
bank's South Sixth street brunch
announced that on June 30, 10&3.
deposits were n.600,114 and loans
were l.ft03.3M. At the same tunc
he reported that on June 30 a year
ado deimslta stood at 1 1. J 08,003 and
loana 1,113.383.
At first National's Merrill branch,
nianaiier, manaifer Riley DeLap
said druoalu were totaled 13.331,
301 and loana 11.117,401 on June
30. 10M. La.it year, on June 30.
deposits were tl.9ti7.3Cl and loans
were II. 734.768.
Further flHures show that on
June 30. 1053, deposits at the First
National Hank of Portland with It
48 statewide banking offices were
IM3.840.S7f, loana were $3M.IM.og
and resources were SSM.020.1M.
In releasing these fittures, F. N.
Bclftrano Jr., president of First Na
tional reported that all three fig
ures represented Increases over a
year aito. Over June 30, 1051, de
posits at First National have In
creased 140.100,038, loans have In
creased 128.031,840 and resources
have Increased M8.378.II7.
Five Charged
With Robbery
OAK HARBOR, Wash. Wl Three
men and two women were charted
with robbery and first degree bur
lilury Monday a few hours after
the Lanuley Stale Hank at Langlcy
was robbed of 13.431.
Prosecutor Alden Whelan filed
an Information in Superior Court
against Vernon T. Jenkins, 32,
James R. Allen, 28, Jane Powell
Jane Doe and Juhu Due, all of
Scuttle.
Whelan aald Jenkins and Allen
were arrested at CouM-villc about
two hours after the robbery. Mrs.
Powell, wile ol a former Onk
Harbor dentist, was taken Into
custody Inter In the day.
Seaich continued for the other
two.
Whelan said Mrs. Powell, operat
or of a Seattle real estate office,
was implicated In the robbery by
Jenkins and Allen. She denied any
connection wllh the case.
Rnlph 8. Noble, president of the
bank, said two men entered h
home early Monday, beat him and
forced him to accompany them to
tho bank.
GOP Credentials Group
Hears Delegate Dispute
CHICAGO im The bitter dis
pute over rival Tali-fctaennower
delCKiitcs. a UiukIi bone of con
tention at the Republican conven
tion, cornea before the Credentials
Committee Tuesday.
That court of appeals waa fjrmly
controlled by backers of Sen. Rob
ert A, lull of Ohio.
They won an Initial aklrmlsh
Monday nlitht over Oen. Dwlxhl
U. Elsenhower's forcea putting; a
I aft man In as committee chair
man and adoptlnR a time allot
ment for arguments souuhl by Taft
forces.
While the Elsenhower people lost
those flu liu. tliey succeeded in
keeping the Credentials Committee
hearlmr open to radio microphones
and television, newsreel and aim
cameras.
At the convention HhcII. EIhmi
hower won a malor victory. The
convention decided that 68 of the 03
contested delegates most of them
Taft men can not vote on seating
contests until their own contests
are decided.
Tile contests will be artrued be
lore the Credentials Committee In
alphabetical order: Florida ' 18 dele
gates in dlspulei; Georgia M7i:
Kansas Hi: Louisiana (13t; Mis
sissippi I'll; Missouri til, and
Texas l38.
The committee, composed of one
member from each delegation,
hopes to file Ha report Tuesday.
300 CHINESE DIK
TIONO KONO (yri About 200
Chinese died Saturday when a
I sudden squall overturned 23 fishlna
I K.nlw r-liiiii-vM nrn.i rtiArl, from
PnrlUKUe.se Macau said Monday.
Only 10 survivors returned to the
colony Sunday.
RKI)8 M'RKKN TKACIIKRS
MONO KONO I Reports from .
Red China aay the Communist.',
are stepping up their campaign to
get complete control over teacher:
in South China. Communist bosses
In Canton will give tests to 1.000
leachera to check "on their politi
cal Idea." Such a campaign al
ready la well under way In Norm
China.
HOTELS
OSBURN HOLLAND
IVfilXt, Oil. MEDFORD
Thoroughly Modern
llr. and Mrs. J. E. Earley
and Joe Farley
Proprietor
although a long hearing aeulon was
forecast.
Committee chairman la Rosa
Rlzley of Ouymon. Okla., who
wears a Tail button In hla lapel.
He beat, by a 25 -to-20 vote, a
Htassen delegate backed by Elsem
hower partisans, Warren Burger
of St. Paul. Minn.
The time ilmlt vote. 27 to 24, to
reetrlct arguments to two-thirds of
the time set by the GOP National
Committee last week, waa the
other victory for Taft backers.
I hey generally were for the curb.
opposed by Elsenhower men.
The upshot: Both aides In the
Louisiana and Texas cases will be
allowed one hour. Other cases get
20 minutes each aide.
The convention voled 858 to 648
to bar the 68 delegates from voting
on seating contests until their own
contests are decided.
Ehcnhowcr and Taft leaders
were revising their atrategy as a
result of tills vote which changed
the rules.
Sen. William Knowland of Cali
fornia said the vole doesn't elim
inate the possibility of a darkhortt
Hubby, Too, Hates
House That Smells
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nomination. He la supporting Gov.
Earl Warren of California
The latest Associated Press tab
ulation of delegates glvea Taft 334.
Elsenhower 429, other candidates
131 and leaves 112 uncommitted.
A study of the state-by-stale tally
on the rules change Issue Indicated
Taft has a core of strength that
will make him very formidable on
the flrat ballot.
On the other hand, there was a
distinct possibility that Elsenhow
er could become the leader on that
test if the breaks go his way.
Eisenhower forces had proposed
that 68 contested delegates In
Georgia, Louisiana and Texas be
barred from voting In anv seating
contest until they themselves had
been cleared officially by the con
vention. This was adopted after Tail's
backers aought to trim from the
list seven Louisiana delegates they
said were not under contest at all.
The test vote came on the Taft
propo.ial.
On that laxiie, the Ohio senator
polled 548 voted and almost cve,y
one of them could be counted as
likely to be his on nomination
ballot. 1
That total waa only 58 short of
the 604 he would need lor the
grand prize.
Taft himself told reporters the
vote "practically guarantees my
nomination." He aald he thinks he
can get the other 56 from Mary
land, M. Chilian. New York, Penn
avlvanla. and other states which
voted heavily agalnat the Taft ver
sion of the rules change. ,
Elsenhower called It "heartening
news." He Issued a statement
which said In part: "Today's action
. . is proof that this convention
belongs to the delegatea and to
Iha iumL ,IwIm V. -. . .
Today'a action means that on next
Mrw A Iha Pnllhllf-an n. rl u .lll
deserve to win."
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