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Socialists Urge k
Works Program
PHILADELPHIA UPt The latest
platform of the Socialist party fea
tures a multi-billion dollar govern
ment program of public works.
The policy platform was present
ed to the 2Sth National Conven
tion yesterday by Mayor Frank
zeimer of Milwaukee.
It said the Republican admin
istration program falls short of the
nation's needs and charges the
Democrats with abdicating the re
sponsibilities . of an opposition
party.
Among other planks in the plat
form: 1. Increase in the basic income
tax exemptions and abolition of
erase taxes on necessities.
2. lifting the housing program
. Wit. o fJlGCU. CIUJMJMU On
guaranteeing profits for . . . money
lenders to one of guaranteeing
homes for people."
3. Increase in farm subsidies.
Insects destroyed about COO mil
lion dollars worth of U.S. cotton
in 1M.
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Sailor Held
For Murder
Of Vave
! IE0NARDTOWN, Md. 19 Au
thorities pUnned a new Ktrch to
day for i pair of bloodied trousera
which tber ay Nary airman dt
carded after murdering a Nvy
Wave.
Tber uid their prboner Air
man Carl WlUis Strickland. 31
nuld accompany them on their
tour of the Scotland Beach area.
Strickland ts due . to appear in
Magistrate's Court Friday on a
murder charge.
The young aatlor msi&ted that
he left the Wave. Irene Marion
Conole. M. of Rochester. N.Y..
alive with an unnamed hitchhiker
early Saturday on the beach near
Point Lookout, Md . after spend
ing the evening with her.
Her body Uie head and face
wounded in about a doxen places
was discovered half submerged In
Chesapeake Bay early Saturday.
Authorities attributed the death to
drowning.
SJ. Marys County Sheriff Wil
lard B. Long said he thinks Strick
land disposed of his trousers. Miss
Conole's purse and two beach
blankets somewhere between Scot
land Beach and Patuxent Naval
Station.
Both were stationed at Patuxent.
A tour of this area was made
yesterday, bat none of the Items
was found.
Strickland was arrested at his
home in Rocky Mount. N.C., Sat
urday afternoon and returned to
Leonard lowa jail yesterday. His
wife of one year, Wanda, made
the trip back with him.
Rocky Mount Detective Lt. P C.
Zimmerman, who arrested Strick
land, said the young airman gave
him this version' of bis date with
Miss Conole:
Returning home after visiting
several night spots, they picked up
a hitchhiker at Miss Conole's re
quest. The three then proceeded
to Hays Beach, near Point Look
out. Later. Strickland left the two to
gether. When he found her purse
in his car he returned to the
beach, only to find bloodied blan
kets. Japan Slavery
Said Ended
TOKYO 19 A farm Tillage once
known as a brisk market for the
sale of boys and girls has given
up the practice and has become
a model farming community, jbe
japan Daily News reports.
Fanners in Hiraishi Tillage,
I b a r a k i Prefecture, in the
past frequently bought boys and
girls from their parents and used
their purchases as a cheap form of
farm labor. Going, price .for a
strong boy was reported to be 3.000
ten or M 33 according to present
dollar-yen exchange rates.
Authorities in lSHg estimated that
there were at least 19 boys and
girls who were living out a period
of virtual slavery at Hiraishi as
the result of their having been
sold by their impoverished parents.
The period of service for the boys
ended only with their conscription
into the army.
Since IMS the practice has grad
ually been ended.
FHOTO
LONDON ! The Dally Mirror
published an excellent photograph
today of people, taken by a chim
panzee at the London Zoo. The
camera was wired to the chimp's
cage. He tripped the abutter by
pulling a string.
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WHITE COLUMIINE and white Upert centered the tea table at Red Croit keadquartert,
May 25, when teachers of the various schools who have tponiored Junior Red Cron work
during the school term were honored. Pictured are left to right, Mr. Frank Fleet, com.
mittee member; Mrs. H. A. Moore, incoming Junior Red Cross chairman; Mrs. Bertha Hult
man, teacher at Roosevelt, Mrs. Warren Bennet, retiring chairman who hat served the past
two years, poured.
Court Rules
On Land Sale
PORTLAND 9 Another court
ruling added complications Friday
i to the legal snarl touched oft three
years ago oy uic umawiiu sale oi
too acres of Indian trust umber
lands.
Acting Circuit Judge Franklin
Howell awarded Henry B. Taylor
and his wife. Elisabeth, of The
Dalles. I6L4GM all that was left of
the $134,000 which tbey paid two
Indians lor the property.
The Indians. Jasper Grant and
Harold Thornton, have spent the
rest more, than S 70. 000.
An earlier court ruling voided the
transaction and directed that the
Taylors return the property to the
two Indians. The Taylors were
suing for the return of the money
they had paid for it.
Three men. Clyde W. FUnn,
John C. Bianford and Fred M.
Marsh, were sentenced to prison
for their parts in the fraudulent
sale. -
Thailand Asks
M. Action
UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. 19
Thailand asked Saturday that the
U. N. Security Council meet and
send observers to Southeast Asia
because of the war in Indochina.
Tbanat K h o m a a. Thailand's
permanent representative to the
U. N.. said fn a letter to Sir Pier
son Dixon of Britain, president of
the 11-nauon council for this
month:
"Large scale1 fighUnz; has re
peatedly taken place in the Im
mediate vicinity of That territory;
there is in the view of mi gov
ernment a possibility o: direct in
cursions of foreign troops into Its
territory.
"I have the honor la bring this
situation to the auentiuo of ins
Security Council to the ena that
the Security Council may provide
for observation antler the peace
observation commission."
Church Plans
Guest Lectures
A two-weeks series of guest lec
tures is being announced by the
Reorganized Latter Day Saints
Church, 9th and Plum.
Guest speaker will be Elder
George A. Njeim. a native Syrian
who was bom along the road to
Damascus. He comes from Tem
ple City, California, to deliver the
lecture series.
Meetings will be held every eve
ning except Saturdays and Mon
days, starting June 1 and continu
ing through June 13.
Elder Njelm is the houseguest
of Harold and Chris Mallory, Lake
view Junction.
Music for the series will be under
the direction of Mrs. Clarabelle
Morris. The public is welcome.
S DAIRY
viMONTH
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Mrs. Randall Pope was elected
president of the Lost River Garden
Club at the May 2S meeting. Mrs.
i George Chin Is the vice president.
I sod Mrs. W. R. Fotheringbam is
secretary-treasurer. Members an
swered roll call with the name of
favorite insecticides.
Mrs. Scott McKeftdree gave a
report on the flower show held
May 15. and explained the advan
tages of having an accredited
show. The club will continue to
sponsor Memorlsl Day services In
the recreation park. At the ser
vices this year, trees were dedi
cated to the memory of the late
Mrs. Harry Richardson. Frank
Daws, and G. H. Carleton.
Mrs. George Chin was appointed
chairman of the program. Mrs.
Don West will assist. Mrs. W. R
Pothering ham gave an Interesting
talk on corsage making.
Refreshments were served by
the hostesses. Mrs, Don West and
Mrs. PaschaU Hodges to members
Mrs. McKendree. Mrs. Lawson
Sandra. Mrs. M. A. Bowman, Mrs.
R. L. Dragoo. Mrs. Clyde Ham
mond. Mrs. Fothertnghim, Mrs.
George Chin, and two guests Mrs.
Byron Teed, and Mrs. June Orem.
GILCHRIST
By Virginia Taylor
The Gilchrist Community Gar
den Club met for the May meeting
in the Methodist Church Wednes
day evening. A beautiful ceremony,
using the conifers of this area In
stead of the usual flower cere
mony, was used by Installing offi
cer Mrs. V. I. Brader.
Those installed were: Miss Anne
Dolezal, president; Mrs. R. J. Cas
sell. vice president: Mrs. Leslie
Norlin, secretary; Mrs. J. E Sni
der, treasurer, and Mrs. V. I. Bra
der. corresponding secretary. A
corsage was sent to Mrs. C. C.
Long, retiring secretary.
Roll call was answered by mak
ing suggestions on programs
wanted in the coming year. The
REALTOR WINS
TUCSON. Ariz. Bertram
Biitterfield, Hayward. Calif., won
the 11,000 first annual Hayward,
Calif., to Tucson air race today
sponsored by the 30-30 Clubs of
both cities. He is a realtor.
His co-pilot was Mrs. Marian
Barnlck. San Jose flight Instructor
and housewife.
Fifty-one of 57 planes which took
off completed the. handicap race
here.
LAWNS
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a taw arte.? Tea eaa'l always kate
rata. We 4m eaaUty work eat fir
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UKCSHORI GARDENS
NURSERY
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program opened with two numbers
by Mrs. Hamilton's High Schoo!
Chorus singing "In My Garden"
by Firestone, and "Come Where
My Love Lies Dreaming." by fos
ter. A visual program and informa
tive talk on "Border and Mass
Planting" was given by Mrs. Bra-
der, chairman.
) Refreshment were served by
; hostesses Mrs. - O. W. 'bxburrow.
I Mrs. A. R Pinney and Mrs. Fred
Kuehnle. The attractive table ar
rangements Included a Maf Pole
around which six little story book
dolls' circled, and an arrangement
of panstes. and yellow tulips.
It was announced that the club
will hold a flower show in August
with Mrs. Izom Ezcll as chsirman.
BLY
The Bly Garden Club met at the
home of Mrs. Dave Campbell on
Thursday afternoon May 31. The
topic discussed "was "Gladioli".
Ten members were present. Three
guests from the Ml. Laki Garden
Club, Mrs. Crystal Cheyne, Mrs.
J. A. Fatrclp, and Mrs. J. W.
White, .were also ., present. An
nouncement was made of shrubs
planted at the Bly School by the
club and of the Pac. Reg. Con
ference to be held in June at
Ashland. .
A lire discussion on Gladioli was
led by Mrs. Cheyne and all the
guests contributed information on
the giving of a flower show which
Is scheduled by the Bly Club tor
August in.
Following the business meeting
a social hour was enjoyed by Mrs.
William Haul. Mrs. F. W. Hyde.
Mrs. Albert Patzke. Mrs. J. M.
Kendall. Mrs. Max Cline, Mrs.
Monte Cllne, Mrs. William Tuck
er, Mrs. James Harter. Mrs. Win
Bates, the hostess. Mrs. Dave
Campbell and guests.
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Junior Red Cross Dhplays
Activities At
Activities of local schools In Juni
or Red Cross, were displayed at
the chapter headquarters Tuesday
afternoon, May 33 at an open
house honotmg teacher aponsors
who served the past year,
Mra. II A. Moore la the new
Junior Red Croaa chairman for the
local chapter, aucceedlng Mrs.
Warren Bennet who has served for
the past to years.
Mra. Beimel poured. Committee
member a assisting at the open
bouse. Included Mis. C. R. Canine
and Mra. Frank Meet. Ouesls were
welcomed by Mrs. Moore. Refresh
ment were donated by committee
members.
In addition to service to local
and veterans hospitals and Inalltu
lions In our country, Junior Red
Cross members have contributed
gift boxes lor Korean lellef. All
boxes turned in at the end of this
year become part of a loo.ooo gill
box shipment to Korean children.
The national chtldrena fund of the
Red Cross Is also providing 1.1M.
000 pencils, 600.000 copybooks, WOO
doxen suits of warm underwear,
3 J00 doien chlldrcna aweat shirts
and 1.000 school assistance units.
Each of the unlta Is packed In a
cabinet-like shipping case, contain
ing tools, reference books, first aid
and health Items, clasaroom and
recreational equipment. Total val
ue of the Junior Red Cross assis
tance to Korean chlldrcna relief Is
$400,000.00. The program Is made
possible by contributions from the
school children of the United States
throush their membership In Junior
Red Cross,
Col. Ben C, Limb, permanent ob
server for the Republio of Korea
to the United Nations, accepted the
gifts In behalf of the Korean school
children and explained how much
they would mean In helping to re
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Teacher sponsors In Klamalli
Fella schools Include Mrs. Beatrice
Kldd, Mills: Mrs, Louise Btaros.
dak, Conger; Mia, Marguerite
Parker, Falrvlew; Mra. Anna Full
er and Miss May Phlnney, Fre
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can; Mrs. Bertha Hultinan, Rooae
veil; Jeane Mrllelli, Riverside, and
Slater Lllllusa, Bacred Heart Acad
emy. Chinese Stntanctd
To Death By Reds
MONO KONO 19 Communist
Chinese authorities in Hunan Prov
ince have sentenced 12 persona to
death In the roundup of an anti
Red organisation, a nro-natlonallal
Chuiese newspaper here reported
today. It said II others were tent
to prison for life.
The Kung Bheung Dally News,
quoting a dispatch from a Hunan
paped, aald IN persons were ar
rested In the roundup last aprll of
the group, called the China New
Socialist paily.
, it, at f. Trial
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