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SOUTHERN OREGON College of Education itudenti, Ashland, visited the League of Women
Voten here Wedneiday -to describe the procedure of the model United Nations as set up by
h Collegiate Council of the UN which students at SOC have been invited to join. Here,
seated, Mary Ann McKay, junior, Medford, and Beverly Jones, Klamath Falls, junior, confer'
over notes while Peter Soderland, junior,. Medford, left, and Bruce Ryan, Medford, senior,
look on. . .
Hearing of Top Defense
Men on Cutbacks Set
WASHINGTON (V-The Penta
gon's top command, Including Sec
retary ol Defense Wilson and the
retiring chiefs of staff, gets a
chance to speak up publicly this
week in the dispute over military
cutbacks.
v All will appear before the Sen
ate appropriations subcommittee
conducting hearings on President
Eisenhower's proposal to trim five
billion dollars from former Presi
dent Truman's new defense money
request for the year starting July
1.
Many Democrats and some Re-
cpubllcans In Congress have voiced
opposition to the reduction, but
Eep. Mahon D-Tex), a veteran of
such money battles, predicts Elsen
hower will have his way.
Wilson, at whom most of the
opponents' criticism has been
beamed, has asked for a chance
to explain in public the reasons
behind the cutback decision. Some
critics have called for Wilson
resignation and demanded to know
what role the Joint Chiefs played
In reaching the decision.
Leadolf witnesses today are
Adm. William M. Fechteler. re
tiring Navy chief, and Secretary
of tne Navy Anderson.
Gen. J. Lawton Collins, outgo
ing Army chief, and Secretary of
tne Army Stevens are scheduled
to testify tomorrow. Gen. Hoyt S.
Vandenberg, stepping out as Air
Force chief, and Secretary of the
Air Force Talbott testify Wednes
day in a session expected to pro
vide tbo most fireworks.
WUson and Under Secretary of
Defense Roger M. Kyes ate slated
to appear Thursday.
Most of the congressional criti
cism has centered upon proposal
to cut new lunds lor the Air Force
by five billion dollars and reduce
its mid-1955 goal from 143 to 120
combat wings of 3 to 75 airplanes
eacn.
In data released Saturday, the
Defense Department said that even
with this reduction the Air Force
would get the equivalent of another
Jet fighter wing In the next Hi
years. But it said the program will
trim out' 1,150 noncombat planes.
New funds for the Navy were
cut about a billion dollars, but
Wilson said nearly 10 billions of
new appropriations, plus unspent
lunds, would give the Navy a total
of more than 40 billions. '
Of this. Wilson said about 11
billions would be spent In the fis
cal vear that begins July 1, add
ing this 'should provide about. 408
warships ana 18 carrier groups,
Wilson said the Army would
continue to have 20 divisions, 18
regimental combat teams ana 117
anti-aircraft battalions by expendi
ture of about IS billion dollars in
the next fiscal year.
The Elsenhower budget gave the
Army about a billion more ol new
lunds which, with unspent previous
funds added, total above 30 bil
lions. In predicting approval of Elsen
hower's defense program, Mahon
Indicated he personally opposes
the proposed Air Force cutback.
The Texas Democrat, who headed
the House appropriations subcom
mittee on military spending under
Democratic administrations, said
he thought there might be a com
promise "and the Air Force will
get a little bit ol a break."
. Mahon appeared on a radio pro
gram for Texas stations yesterday
along - with Senate Democratic
Leader Lyndon B. Johnson of Tex
as. Johnson said the budget re
ductions "would cut some muscle
as well as the fat in our defense,
However, the Defense Depart
ment maintained In its statement
Saturday that too much money has
been appropriated for the Air
Force more than can be spent In
presently planned time.
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Under Hot Dank of Lighis
HOLLYWOOD (Pr The. new SD.ture, based on the life of golfer
Pelican Causes
Power Knock-Out
A blK pelican suffered a hot
death early this morning and also
caused an hour's power outage
over a wide area. A California
Oregon Power Company official
said the pelican flew Into a high
voltage line near Worden about
3:20 this morning. The line was
knocked out for three hours but
an auxiliary line was cut in and
the outage here lasted only about
an flour.
ire ouiace anectea an are
Sround Olene, the city's Hot
Springs section, South suburbs and
out the Merrill Highway to about
Mac's Store.
Line repairmen were hampered
oy uooa water at the trouble
scene. They had to use a boat
to get to the poles. Body of the
big pelican was found by the
repairmen.
techniques may be a boon to the
box office, but they can be tough
on actors.
So says Ann Miller, who Is now
tapping her way tnrougn
Me Kate." the lirst big musical
to be done in wide screen and
three dimensions.. The actors are
doing their work under huge banks
. hrlo-hl. HffhtS.
The other day the temperature
on tne sei was i ucw.
ported long-stemmed, Annie. "Then
I had to step In and do a dance
number in front of three mirrors.
You can imagine now noi ui
was!"
The extra lights are needed lor
two reasons: the camera's range
is wider and more of the set must
be lighted; the set must be bright
er because of the light lost by
viewing the picture through tinted
glasses.
While the movie set Is hot, the
rest of the stage Is air conditioned
to a cool temperature. The change
of temperature has been causing
sinus trouble and colds for Ann,
Kathryn Grayson and other mem
bers of the cast and crew.
"And then we're supposed to act
gay and carefree In front ol the
camera!" Ann exclaimed . . .
New dimensions In movies are
readily available in the Los An
geles area, at least. Theatrical
pages list ads for eight different
attractions, all with some new kind
ol gimmick. Now It the studios
would only get together on one
kind ol system the rest of the
theaters might be able to do busi
ness, too ...
Glenn Ford reports, that his pic-
Ben Hogan, la doing good business
In re-runs. But now It's called "The
Ben Hogan Btory," as It should
have been In the first place.
rord said he never saw uch
disappointment as when Ho an
learned his biography was I ting
" 'Follow the Bun' The
two happy kids from
billed as
story of
Texas" ...
Arch Oboler has never revealed
the cost of his pioneering 3Depic,
"Bwana Devil." But from a re-
FouaUiii Pan Repairing
step
liable source I . hear that It ran
$300,000. The bill came to around
1300,000 with the tedious cutting
and processing. Not a. bad Invest-
ment for a film that la bringing
in millions. -i a' :.-
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JAPS FREED
TOKYO Wl France granted
amnesty Monday to the 38 Japa
nese war criminals convicted by
French Courts, the Foreign office
announced Monday night.
No Summer Help
For Older Children
PORTLAND Wl Aid for depend
ent children between the ages of
14 and 17 will not be granted
during the summer, the State
Welfare Commission has decided.
The commission said there were
plenty ol summer Jobs during July
and August.
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