muwuay, MARCH 8, 1954
HERALD & NEW KLAMATH PALLS. OREGON
Finns Choose
New Solons
HELSINKI. WiilnTvi in " Th.
Finns are electing a new Parlia-
ineiu Sunday and Monday, hoping,
that from it will come a majority
government cannhi r taun,
Finland's growing economic prob-
ThB big question Is whether this
relatively small neighbor oi Soviet
Russia wll! move further to the
left or keep her middle course,
Finnish cabinets, like those of
France and Italy, are usually
made up of coalitions formed from
several parties. For years, no
single party has commanded
enough support in the one-chamber,
200-member Parliament to
govern alone.
Dr. Erho Kekkonen. an Aerarisn
managed to piece together lour
coalition cabinets In nearly, as
many years. But he resigned last
fall after a prolonged crisis be
cause he was unable to win par
liamentary approval of his plans
jor solving tne economic problems.
A caretaker government of tech
nicians has been in charge since.
It is headed by Sakkart Tuomioja,
director of the Bank of Finland.
The election of the new Parlia
ment is beine held four months
ahead of the usual time. The term
is tor three years.
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Mother Injured
By Small Son
' DETROIT W Mrs. Faye Hub
. bard, 47, wife of suburban Dear.
'. bora Mayor Orville L. Hubbard.
was accidentally shot by her 11
'. year-old son, Henry, as he was
about to play Russian roulette last
, night.-
. Mrs. Hubbard suffered a flesh
wound to the upper right arm and
a bullet bum on the back. She
was treated at a nearby clinic and
released.
Mrs. Hubbard said she walked
into the bedroom and found Henry
in his father's closet.
"Henry said 'Mama let's play
roulette' and just about that time
the gun fired and I felt a burning
In my arm," she reported.
The weapon was a .38 caliber
revolver belonging to Mayor Hub
bard. Mayor Hubbard said that his son
had been talking' of "Russian rou
lette'1 some time and that Henry
had become Interested In the game
after reading about It In comic
books.
In Russian roulette, a single bul
let is loaded into the cylinder of
a revolver. The cylinder is then
given a whirl and the trigger Is
pulled while the gun is aimed at
the head.
U.S. Aid
To Rebuild
Japan Army
TOKYO MV-Japan today took its
biggest step on the long way back
to becoming a military power.
Just 12 years, 3 months and 1
day after Pearl Harbor, the United
States agreed to give Japan 100
million dollars worth of guns,
tanks, airplanes, ammunition and
advice.
"This Is just the beginning," a
highly placed American source
said. "We can support any project
Japan wants." .
Russia is chagrined. Communist
China is disgruntled. South Korea
is hopping mad. -
But Foreign Minister Katsuo
Okazaki and U. 8. Ambassador
John M. Allison sat down and
penned their names to an instru
ment making the military alliance
legal.
Under terms of the mutual de
fense agreement, Japan does not
have to send troops overseas but
she can if she wants to.
Japan is bound to fight side by
side with the United States, leav
ing no doubt that Japan Is def
initely in the camp of the Western
world.
There will be trouble pushing the
ratification through the Diet
Strong Socialist opposition-.ls ex
pected. ....
But with backing from the Lib
erals and Progressives, . a favor
able vote is expected within this
month.
The program will go tato effect
as soon as the Diet ratifies the
pact. ...
Negotiations took a year and
Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida
took the same amount of time sell
ing the program to his colleagues
in the Diet ,
Socialist opposition in the Diet,
Communist opposition in the labor
groups and anti-American senti
ment generated by the reaction to
the occupation took 13 months to
wear down.
But . Yoshida thinks he has It
licked now and he has cast his
political future onto the floor of
Parliament .
There seems no .doubt any more
that if war comes to the Far East
again, OI Joe and Heitai-san will
b fighting side by side,
WORLD TOUR
MANILA Canadian Prime
Minister Louis St. Laurent ar
rived here Saturday on a world
tour and said, "I don't think the
people of Asia ever will be Communist."
Thinking Easy
For Machine
SOUTH HADLEY, Mass. I -
A Mount Hoiyoka College philoso
phy professor today displayed his
"thinking machine,' which he says
'is to logic what as adding ma.
cmne is to arithmetic.
Prof. Roger W. Holmes built the
machine lor about $130 "plus !
bor." ... J -
He says it can solve practically
any problem in a book on fund
amental symbolic logic. ;
The machine, about the size of
an . old-fashioned table model ra
dio, has a complex system of
electrical relays which flashes
lights on a control board.
If a proposition is valid a green
light will ilash. If it Is. invalid, a
red light shows.
The 'Professor sets Bp the ques
tions with a series of symbols.
He says the machine can't per
form any function which a human
operator couldn't do for himself
with pencil and ' paper. But he
claims it can tackle complex pro
cesses of reasoning with greater
speed and accuracy, .
He says the device can test the
validity of the basic laws of logic
It ciso can explore the fieM for
new principles, he says, and it can
test whatever specific arguments
are given tt for examination.
He believes a larger model
would be ot great value in mili
tary or industrial planning or in
crime detection.
Decree Reduces
Naguib's Power
CAIRO, Egypt ! Egypt's Rev
olutionary Council has taken more
powers away from President Mo
hamed Naguib and given them to
the man who supplanted him as
premier, Lt, Col. Gsmal Abdel
Nasser.
A decree last night appointed
Nasser to replace Naguib ' as
Egypt's military governor, admin
istering the martial law in force
in Egypt since the Cairo fire riots
of 1952. The post since then has
been held by the Premier to office.
The new decree added that .Nas
ser also was "authorised to take
any ' other measures considered
necessary for maintenance of or
der and security In all or any parts
of the republic of Egypt"
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INTRODUCING Ruth Waip,
new employe at the City Hii
is tha capacity of secretary
to the mayor and secretary
to th City Council. A isaf iVa
of Zanetviile, Ohio, Ruth it
no stranger in Klamath Falls,
and after one day,' was no
stranger in City Hall. Sfc
livas at tha Audiey Apart-
merits, 303 South Eighth. -
Indian timber
Prices Eyed
WASHINGTON 85 A hearing
will be held in Portland, Ore.,
March 10 "to ascertain the (acts
in a complaint raised by Indians
of the Warm Springs Reservation
use? are not getting fair .prices
for timber sold from their lands."
That announcement wa made
here Friday by Secretary of Inter
ior McKay. Those to charge of
the hearina. teill h rsion-. r. rm.
teans, Indian commissioner; 3. R.
Armstrong, an assistant to the de
partment's solicitor; and William
O. Guernsey, Bureau of Land Man
agement administrator.
Members of the Warm Ssrirars
Tribal Council have complained
that their timber should brtoa
higher prices than they are now
receiving from timber companies.
Congressional Fight Seen
Over Hawaii, Tax Slashes
WASHINGTOff Ml-Farty lead
ers tightened their lines today tor
Republican-Democratic Ssisiej in
Congress on two issues: taxes and
statehood for, Hawaii.
Senate Democrats save ; been
summoned to tiieir first caucus oi
the year tomorrow to dismiss a
campaign to tie an Alaska state
hood fcinesdmest to the Hawaii
bill which the Senate has bees
debating since last Thursday. The
Bepubucan leadership opposes the
move. -
The Senate Wednesday is
scheduled to take tip the first big
tax bill of the year, a measure
to cut many excise or sales taxes,
and there may be some prelim
inary skirmishing, preparatory to
a bigger battle a week later over
reducing personal Income taxes,
COP OUTNUMBERED ;
to the Senate, Democrats out
number Republicans la the
House, there are 21? Repusacans
to 215 Democrats. Each branch
has one independent..
In the Senate, Democratic lead
ers are seeking unanimous support
for a proposal by Sen. Anderson
lu-NMi to add Alaska to the
Hawaiian statehood bill. Alaska
normally votes Democratic and
Hawaii Republican.
Republicans are salving So keep i
the bills separate, arguing that the j
addition si Alaska might sink lite i
statehood ambitions of Hawaii as
well as Alaska.
Republican Leader Enowlasd oi
California has promised that a
separate bill for Alaska be
considered by the Senate later
this year. Some Democrats ob
jected that there la so guarantee
such a -dm would be eossMered
by the House, which passed the
Hawaii bin last year,, or that it
would be signed by President
Eisenhower. .
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OBi? a lew bills ot msjor impor
tance since the lirst ei toe year,
eosslOers today aad tomorrow bills
to mate cew lauds availasle or
secondary roads srja to aauwriie
Jia-rrtiiiion-doiHsr, tfcree-y ear
program of federal aid is hospital
buiiSaig. ,
T5ses on Weduewiay It sia coa
aider biU to slash excise taxes
By oeariy a siiHoa iteilsrs a year,
cutttae down to 10 ser cent, all
levies above that figyre exceptl
wr oa uquor ana tosaeco, Tne
biil also would easoel reductions
sow due to take eHeci April i
on uquor, cigarettes, automobiles,
gassi&e aad some ether iterra.
Democrats may move to sat some
of the excises sUtt further, bat
as we rsaas assy are potatisg
toward Eext week's ligiit over a
major revision, of the fas laws
to which they hope to attach as
increase ta the isia-.vsisaa! income
tax exemptions, Tfee admlnistra
Uon opposes any increase now,
CORPORATION TAX
- The tax revision biii, which
erosssles aosiisistratsm recoro
Biendatisss for reduced taxes on
corporation dividends and higher
rate sf depreciatlsa fst tax pur
poses on new machteery and
equipment, came ta for more
praise and eoademaatiss over toe
weekend.
The presidents of the AFL and
CIO, George Meany and Walter
Rtulher, urged Congress So reject
the bill recommended by the Ways
sod ifeass Oommttiee as a bousty
to htisJ&ess. The? said more tax deferusibla omsty from fhe 580
feJief sboukE be voted to consuta- J treasury to bustoesi." And Beutb-
rs- ler said in a separate atatamod:
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