WKDNKSDAY, JUNK 23, KIM
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PARK FIVR
"DENNIS THE MENACE"
Solons Hear Views On Indochina
Store Hours; 9:30 to 5:30
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' DONT vou people ever sleep?
Eisenhower Says Foreign
Aid Cuts Would Be Unsafe
WAKIIINOTON President
RlMMihowrr ttiitd WrdntntUy miy
cud in the nctmlmrttrntlun's pro-
pour.! $3.-M7.W)0.0Oo lorrlun Rid
pmuiujn would be "unjustified
mi (I unnnfr in Uc Unlit o( "the
cotitlnurd ruihlcw drive ol Com
munist iinperlnliU for world doni-mutton-'
In spec I til mc&AR(iR to Con-
(rrrMi, ElMtmhuwor ttuld In nn llu
Mlon to Die Indochina wnr:
"Kecn.t event in Boulhrtml Aula
have created itrnvo uncertainty.
The HiK-tirlty of that run Ion and
the tmerrnla ot the United State
and Ka Allies there are clearly
rnrtanuerrd.
la, therefore, critically Ira
porta nt that Uie ConRreMa authorise
Ihe appropriation of funds needed
to provide military and other an
Hiss Pension
Block Urged
WAHIIINOTON Wl Chairman
Cretella (R-Conn) of House, civil
service subcommittee predicted
Wednesdsy hi group would ap
provo ft bill next week In block
fitter! pensions tor Alger Kins and
any other government employ
convicted of a felony Involving
moral turltutln,
Thoro Ik an overwhelming sent
iment lii'Conjp-CHs that trallora lo
their government should not profit
at 111 expense." Cretella said, Rep.
Do-riy D-Texaai echoed thli
opinion.
Ihe subcommittee. Is considering
10 bills to deny CrvU Service re
tirement benefits to government
workers convicted of felonies, or to
their widows and children.
Two of the bills sre aimed spe
cifically at HLia. former State De
partment employe who was con
victed of lying In denying he
passed government secrets to a
pre-World War II Communist spy
ring. Hiss has had 14 years and
months of government service, en
titling him to a government pen
slon ot 1100 a year In IMS, when
he becomes 63.
"I think a general bill, aimed
at everyone convicted ot a felony
or violating national security,
should be made broad enough to
Include Alger Hiss without nam
ing him." Cretclla aald.
The proposals are oponed by
the Elsenhower administration
chiefly on grounds that govern
ment retirement benellts already
have been held by the courts to be
ci'iitrnctual rights.
The Dalles Dam
Bids Awarded
PORTLAND W Wcstlnghouse
F.lectrlc Corp. ot East Pittsburgh
Pa., Tuesday won an $839,938 con
tract for two generators at The
Dalles Dnm, the Corps of Engl
neera reported.
The generators will be used to
Renerate power In the dnm's fish
water channel.
distance to this area and that au
thorny be granted to adjust the
use of these funds to rapidly
changing conditions."
Elsenhower's message came as
Ihe House Foreign Alio Irs Com.
mlttee moved toward a possible
final decision on how much sliould
be recommended tor foreign sid
in the fiscal year beginning July 1.
Murray Snyder, assistant White
House press secrelsry, was asked
by newsmen whether the President
sent the special messsge to Con
gress In a move to try lo head of
possible cuts.
"I think that Is a tslr Interpre
tation," anyder replied.
In urging approval of the full
amount requested, Elsenhower
said the amount he asked In his
January budget message repre
sents approximately a 40 per cent
reduction over the course -of the
last two fiscal years. Then he de
clared: "Further reductions In the au
thorised program at this time. In
view of the continuing threat to our
national safely, would be unjusti
fied and unsafe."
He aald, "Today the continued
ruthless drive ol Communist Im
perialists for world domination
placea an especially nigh premium
on our maintenance of close rela
tions with friendly nations," and
added:
"We must provide military as
sistance to some nations, especlsl-
ly in those of atrategla military
significance which are willing to
Join tn the common defense el
fort." i
Plywood Firm
Fined By Judge
PORTLAND Ml Failure to pay
overtime wages to four employes
resulted Tuesday In a M.0O0 fine
being assessed against the Oregon
Plywood Corp. of Sweet Home.
Federar Judge Ous Solomon said
the firm was warned 12 years ago
of Ihe violation, since then either
no records or faulty records were
kept, the Judge said.
The overtime pay has been sent
lo tour employes Involved, he
added,
Oregon GOP Plan
Meeting Series
PORTLAND OB A aeries ot
conferences have been scheduled In
Oregon next week by Berths s. Ad
kins, assistant to the chairman of
the Republican National Committee.
Miss Adklns will arrive In Port
land Sunday night. She has sched
uled a speech the next day Ocean
Isike and on Tuesday at Coos Boy.
She Is to make a number of appear
ances In the Portland area the rest
of the week.
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rAnt.TNmrnun Nnrllurn Tr.
land lfl Seven persons drowned
last night when a motorbost on a
pleasure cruise capslied In rough
wnina.
WAHIIINOTON Ml Under Bee
retury of State Walter Bedell
Hinllli wus quoted ss telluiK a
White lloue conference of Con-gi-essloiutl
lenders Wednesday Ihst
most of Indochina probably will
remain lice from Communist con
Mil. "They still expect Laos, Cam-
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WAHIIINOTON Wl A question
being raised in world grain mar
kets Is whether major wheat ex
porting countries will cut prices
of the grain to minimum levels
pormllted under an International
agreement In an effort to boost
IbKitliiK export sales.
Then- liuve been Indications that
the United Hlsle.i, a msjor ex
porter, would like to cut Its ex
port prices In a move to reduce
a surplus supply. But opposition
lias been encountered from Can
sda. The United Slates hesitates
to act lest relations with Canada
be disturbed.
A large portion of the wheat
sold In world trade moves under
provisions of an International
wheat agreement. Thla pact sets
up export quotas for major sur
plus producing countries, except
Iron Curtain countries, and Im
port quotas for about 40 countries
which do not produce as much
wheal as they need. It also sets
maximum and minimum prices
which exporters may charge.
Export and Import quotas total
ing 421 million bushels were set
for the marketing year ending
July 31. Bui, with only little over
a month to go. Importing coun
tries have taken only 315 million
bushels. The United States, tor
Instance, has sold only 105 million
bushels of its 300 million export
quota.
Importing countries are obligated
to buy their full quotas only if
wheat Is offered uiem ai uie mm
imun price, which Is II 35 a bushel.
The top price Is S3 05.
Presently, both Canada and the
United Slates are ofterlng wheat
at about 11.70, or 15 cents above
Uie minimum.
A further cut In the export price
would adversely affect Canadian
wheat growers, but not those In
the United Slates. Thsla because
the wheat programs ol the two
countries are different.
Perjury Sentence
Begun By Young
TALLAHASSEE. Fla. I - E.
Merl young, who gained national
,iiiiM rforlniy 1hj "mink mat"
Investigations under President Tru
man's admlnlauallon. began serv
ing a sentence lor perjury In uie
federal correctional irurmuuon ncrc
Tuesday.
The former Reconstruction Fi
nance Corporation official was
chsrged with lying lo senators who
investigated his mink coat buylrifc
and high financing. He la under an
Indeterminate sentence ot four
months to two years.
However, the Judge who sen
tenced him recommended that
Young be released after four
months time;
Vn0 so Atirr,nderd to the
U. 8. marshal's office here lo be
gin his sentence.
Raft Used For
Long Sea Voyage
LIMA. Peru I A 61-year-old
Texan who hopes to reach Samoa
on a 35-loot raft watted along on
his 11,000-mlle odyssey Wednes
day, accompanied only by a parrot
and a cat.
Determined to outdo Norwegian
Thor Heverdahl's trans Pacific
"Kon Tiki" expedition, William
Willis set out from Callao Tuesday
night on his SS by 18-foot balsa
wood raft "Seven Little Sisters."
Mrs. Tess Willis, who saw her
husband oft, will live In New York
until he winds up his lonely voy-
sge. He thinks It win take cignt
months.
Heyerdahl had five companions
on his 1M7 voyage. Willis has only
his parrot, Eeckle, and cat, Meeck-
le.
His raft carries food stores.
nsvlgation Instruments and a ra
dio. It has a tin cabin and nylon
sails.
hod I a snd part of Vietnam to re
Ust Coininunluin." a velei'un sen
utor, who asked that his name not
lie used, said In an Interview.
Tile nenator was one of 30 key
Congress member, both Republi
cans and Democrats, who were In-
vlied by President r.lcnhowcr to
hear a report by Smith on the
stalemated conference with the
Communists 'at Oeneva on Korea
and Indochina.
"Under Secretary Hmlth gave us
n detailed report on what went
on at Oeneva, whot Is expected
ol our allies and what the rear.
lions of the Russians appcercd to
be," the senator aald.
"He gave us the realities but
did not regard the situation as
hopeless. They had no new plan
or proposals but seemed to think
things might be more definite aft
er Ihe conference here with Chur
chill and Eden."
Prime Minister Churchill and
Foreign Minister Eden ol Britain
are duo , here Friday for confer.
Jury Verdict
Decrees Death
TiCfiu a i j a Suoerlor Court
Jury convicted Ariel) Farley ol
first degree muracr luesaay nigm
sna aecreca me oeain penary im
Ihe 25-year-old former roofing
salesman.
Farley, accused In the bludgeon
slaying Feb. 31 of Mrs. Flora Mc-
ie.rl.nri .at unmoved as the Ver
dict was read even though pro
ceedings were uuerrupica oy a
woman spectator who screamed:
"nnn't take that bov'a life. I
killed Flora McFarland."
The woman was led from the
courtroom and Farley later asked
permission to talk to her. Judge
Bertll Johnson said It would be
arranged "at the proper time.
Mrs. McFarland. 30-vear-old gro-
eiru elerlt. was found dead In a
gravel pit near her home.
Farley was arrested later at a
Roseburg, Ore., bowling alley.
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eucea with President Elsenhower
una Secretary of Slate Dulle;(
One- House member, also asking
not to be named, said he received
Die Impression that the State De
partment expects France to seek
n "truce at any price" In Indo
china. He spoke of Uie tone of
hinllh's review as "pesslsmlsdc.
The Ouatemala situation was not
mentioned, this Informant said.
Ben. Lyndon Johnson of Texas,
the Democratic leader, told news
men It waa "Just a review' and
mat no new policy decisions were
M-l OUt.'
Jelinnon also said he came away
with the Impression "It Is high
t,me we and our allies close
ranks" and "get ahead with some
kind of a program to save free
dom." After Smith's hour-long report
on Oeneva at the start of the
meeting. Secretary of Stale Dulles
took over for a half - hour and
talked about - International prob
lems generally;
There also was 30 minutes of
general discussion, with the-President
and the congressional lead
ers participating.
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