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At $2 Bill
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WASHINGTON -The Agricul
lure Department says it has made
. 100.000.000 worth of price sup
port loans to farmers in the past
seven years and expects to lose
only about $10,000, a tiny frac
tion of one per cent.
Tbe department said it bis
turned up 863 cases of shortages,
in which farmers are accused of
using or selling mortgaged com'
modules without repaying their
government loans, inese totalled
$1,072,000 the department said, but
it added:
"On the basis of collections al
ready made, and the certainly of
material further collections, the
actual ultimate loss ... is expected
to be not more than $100,000, or
less."
Heavier losses, estimated around
a million dollars, are expected on
government grains stored in com'
mercial warehouses and appro
priated to private use. Some ware-
nouse operators nave been con
vicled of fraud.
Adenauer Raps
Nationalists
WASHINGTON Ifl Chancellor
Konrad Adenauer of West Ger
many says he opposes national
armed forces in Europe because
"we will never get a European
confederation if each country or
principality has its own army."
He predicted, on Dec. 9. that the
European Defense Community
i EDO would be ratified by the six
prospective members and said it
would "produce automatically sucn
effects that the need for common
action will be realized.
Adenauer gave these view In
an interview with the magazine
U.S. News and World Report.
At the time of the Interview,
EDC ratification in West Germany
iDDeared to be deadlocked, but
some of the legal difficulties have
since been overcome. Adenauer
predicted West German approval
toward tne end oi January, ana
said that would be followed soon
by favorable action by France,
Italy, Belgium. Tbe Netherlands
and Luxembourg.
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DOUGLAS McKAY, who hat reilgnedat Oregon's governor o accept Eitenhower'i nomination
at secretary of the interior, took time out on his recent ihipboard conference with Eiienhower
in the Pacific to greet members of USS Helena's crew who hail from Oregon. Above, McKay
joins in a tongfest with the Oregon tailors. In the group are: It. Frank J. Christopher, 1324
Kane; Richard L. Hobart and Con J. Murphy, Jr., Lakeview.
Morse to Get
Poor Posts
WASHINGTON W Sen. Wayne
Morse of Oregon predicts he will
get only minor committee posts in
the new Senate, and indications are
Increasing that he is correct.
Some Republican senators are
hinting that they believe Morse
lost whatever chance he had for
top committee positions by makui
post-election speeches, critical oi
President-elect Eisenhower and Old
Guard Republicans.
"Senator Morse says he expects
to be assigned to the Post Ollice
and District of Columbia commit
tees. He may be right," said Sen.
Hugh Butler (R-Nebi who heads
the strong committee on commit
tees.
One of the positions Morse is al
most certain to lose is on tne
labor committee. There the Repub
licans will gain two new seats and
a third one If Morse Is bumped.
Taft forces are reported to be sup
porting Sen. Butler iR-Md), ben.
Potter R-Mich and Sen. Gold
water (R-Arizi for the committee.
Horse Likes
Deep Hole
BROADSTAIRS. England W
Minette found herself a hole in the
ground that she seemed to prefer
to her regular habitat as a show
pony.
Just how she got there was a
mystery, but she was found stand
ing placidly in the quiet of an
unoccupied save for herself six
foot grave that had been newly dug
in 8t. Peters Cemetery.
The iravedlgger couldn't get her
to budRe and called the fire bri
gade. They came equipped with
ropes, tackle and pulley blocks
but one fireman was Ingenious.
Noting that Mlnette's flanks were
close against the grave walls, he
suggested they shovel earth into
the pit.
As the dirt fell around her.
Minette angrily stamped her hoofs,
pounding the earth down and slow
ly building up the level of the
grave floor. Soon she was up to
ground level again, and the grave
digger faced the task of shoveling
all the dirt out again.
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Korea Gs Applaud Traubel
SEOUL If Soprano Helen Trau
bel admitted to some surprise to
day after turning grand opera
loose on American soldiers and
getting a foot-stomping, whistling
cry for more.
Miss Traubel. Wagner and the
American soldiem in Korea were
all fast friends after two days of
concerts. She packed the house.
The Metropolitan Opera star ad-
. milled she felt a little learful
about coming to Korea and was
j "surprised" at the OI. reaction to
grand opera.
I "I'm no Betty Button and she's
good and I was a little worried."
Miss Traubel told a soldier auci
ence last night after they had
brought her back on stage with
Gunmen Get
Romantic
CHICAGO '. One of the two
men who held up a chain ood
store last night mixed a little ro
mance with robbery.
As cashier Mrs. Anne Lldqulst,
37, was scooping out bills and sil
ver for one of the robbers, he
gave her a resounding kiss.
"Don't be afraid." he smiled,
keeping his gun pointed at her.
"I won't hurl you.
"I was petrified with fear." Mrs.
Ltdqulst tbld Jefferson Park police.
She also told her husband police
man Arnold Lldqutst.
The other gunman displayed no
romantic gestures as he forced the
second cashier to empty the regis
ter. They stole 633.
Traffic Toll
May Hit 590
CHICAGO (ft Motor travel
over the four-day Chrwtmaa week
end mav kill 590 persons, the Na
tional Safety Council estimated to
day. The estimate covers traffic
deaths occurring between p m.
Wednesday and midnight Sunday.
The council cautioned against
driving in bad wenlher and against
driving after drinking. It advised
those who must drive to start ear
ly, take it easy and allow extra
driving time for bad weather'.
A.M. ALL THEATRES!
volleys of whistles, hand-clapping
and even a few sophisticated
"bravos."
The blg-volced ooera star sah
In a frigid Seoul Theater, wnfre
her breath condensed Into cold
clouds as she hit the high notes.
Once In her opera and concert
career, she had been troubled In
one place "with bats flving bark
and forth," she said, but never
before had she been able to watch
her nongs as they came out.
Earlier In the duy. the St. l.oul
opera alar had another unusual
first In her concert career.
She aang aboard the hospital
ship Consolation and could not
even see her accompanylM. who
waa playing a small organ In the
far corner of a messhall.
"I Just struck out and sang."
she laughed, "and we got together
as we went along."
Miss Traubel. in private Mrs.
William Bass, toured the wards
with her husband, then aang over
the ahip'a loudspeaker ayatem.
She said after seeing the wound
ed she "sang soft things" no
Wagner,
"H la wonderful what they are
doing there," she added, "how thry
are taking care of tne wounded.
Those boys are wonderful. I am
so glad I came."
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Vivian Vance
As Co-Stor
By non THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD HI A Rummer
ago, Vivian Vance was appearing
in "Voice of the Turtle" at the
l.a Jnlla K.'iillf.i rinvliouse. I.llllr
uld Mic. irnltr.c t It 11 1 Kh u; nying
out for what inlulil be a Hie a inu.
In the audience one nfiiht were
Lucille Hall and Desi Aiuait. 'iney
ueio looking lor nliiyers tn nppi'iil'
In a TV show they were planning,
"I Love Lucy." They liked her
as the oilier woman In I lie three
cha meter play and chose her to
piny Lucy s neighbor Kihel.
Tile sequel In Hie story Is TV
history. "I Love LlK'y" quickly
climbed to the top nf Hie aiullem e
rallnus and mnyeri there. A ireful
survtty estimated I he show hud an
unbelievable ii million viewers. All
Hits caiiliiiura to annuo Vivian
Vance.
"If I had rriillr.rd that niiiht al
La Joll thnt I would ba trying
out for a part In Ihe No. I TV
show," she sighs, "1 would have
been too nervous to go on Ihe
stage."
"I Love Lucy" has done amas
Ing (lungs for Vlvlnn. rrovluiisly,
she has been typed on the slave
mid screen. She played only haid,
brassy dames.
She is now lining up couple
of pictures because' the shooiing
U.N. to Mull
U.S. Demand
UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. I.P
Tile Untied Nations sa II wanla
some lacts before complying with
a Mate Department request that
It lake a U. N. press card away
from Mart-elle llllnchmannva. a
Czech woman reporter lor the
Pakistan Times.
The Suite Department asked that
her accreditation as a rorrrspoii.
dent to cover U. N. activities be
lilted because It considered her a
"likely security risk." No evldrnrt
was presented with the request.
The International organization's
legal department rrpln-,1 ihul the
U. N. waa naturally disturbed at
the U. 8. rrnuest but could take
no action until reasons for it were
given and tha definite charues
were aludled. In Washington, the
Stale Department aald It was look
ing into the matter further.
Miss lttarhmanova. a Czech cit
izen bom of Italian parents In
Egvpt. denied she was a subver
sive agent or worked against the
U. 8.
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Makes Good
of 'Lucy' Show
I of Ihe "Liny" aeries It reoeaatd
until iiller Ihn Aritan baby arrives.
I One nf the roles she was up for
I was a wlli'hy ihnracter auch as
she had always played. Hut lh
inslliiH in mi said: "I don't know
whether "lie can do the part; she
too dwrcll" Ho obvlotuly Is a
"Lucy" Inn,
Vivian doesn't mind Ilia change
In her prnlrsslniiiil character a bit.
Nor docs she uhlect In Die HD'Ueelc
grind of turning out the TV films.
"It's an ni'lni's dream," aha
enthused. "You do Ihe same char
acter, hut you don't liavn the bore
dom of reading Ihe sume lines
week alter week, as on the atage.
We also have what the movies
lurk -an iiudleiue lo atlmulale
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Vivian was limn In Clierryvalt,
Kali., but Inter moved lo Albuquer
que, which she considers her hotn
lowii, Hit parenls still live there.
Hlie anil her husbmiil, Philip Ober,
have a ranch at C'uhein, N. M.,
where they relax between acting
jobs.
The clllrrns nf Albuquerque were
responsible lor Vivian's acting
career. HIiq nmde a locul hit 111
"The Trial of Mary Dugan'' and
Ihe lown raised money to send her
lo New Yoik. She was lo aludv
under lOva Lauallletiur, but the
lailer tinned her down.
"I coulilu I go back home, an I
staled and alurk it oul." site re
called. She managed In land In
hlls like "Music ill Ihe Air," ' Red,
Hot and llhic" and "Hkylark "
Thrn enme mghl clubs, more
shows, Hollywood and "Lucy."
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