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Rocky Mount Evening Telegram (Newspaper) - May 24, 1953, Rocky Mount, North Carolina -7—r TELEGRAM PHONBi Dial 5161: Clrcutation-Bookkeeplnf Dial 5162! Society, Sunday News Dial 5163:,News and Sports Dial 5164: OistMay-Classlfiei« Adf. THE ROCKY MOUNT Sunday Telegram Weather Fair ta paitl? cloudy aad m«&> er today and tonight. VOL. XLII—NO. 207 THIRTY SIX Hages •loday FIVE SECTIONS ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 24, 1953 DAILY 5c—SUNDAY 15c—WEEKLY 35cI Socialist Asked Canád^n Home Destroyed By Tornado 4 fTo Create New French Cabinet French Growing Alarmed At Weak Govt., Leadership PARIS. May 23 (iV-President Vincent Aurlol today called in Guy Mollet, Secretary general of the French Socialist parly, in an effort to get a Cabinet to succeed-that of Premier Rène Mayer, which •the Socialists helped to oust; Thursday. Mollet deferred his reply» 'There were growing indical'pns, as Auriol searched for a, iiew premier, that many parliamentarians were becoming tired and alarmed "by the feeble management of France in the postwar years. Mayer a Radical (moderate) — Socialist lasted only a little more thaii frur mon .i-,. His rather cmi-servat.ve co'''i'i.i'i! was Princo'-s ISth eovernm-nt since Pavis^wps libetited from the Germa.is in IM. ■ To most cl;tr''i-!s, Aurio'.'s move to get Mollet in the prim ersaip appeared to be a routine The. Socialists hsve balked at, the proposed rearmament of West Germany under the six-nation European Army Treaty. With their 105 deputies making up the largest single grouu in the National Assembly, they have pre- SEOUL, Sunday, May 24 (/Pi—An fered to stay out of recent cabl- ! Ainerican honorably ' discharged Rescuers search through the wreckage of aidetnolished home that once stood in this quiet neighborhood oi Sarnia, Ontario. Canada, before a tornado ripped through the city. May 21. Soldier Faces Murder Charge i nets. They have been in definite opnosition to the last two. Socialists, Communists and De GauIJists were allied against Mayer's government in the vote of confidence by which it was toppled 328-244. Mayer had demanded power to bypass the Asseinbly in trimming the national spending down to a level to fit the taxes he hoped to raise. Mollet served as vice p'emier under Radical Sociaüíit Hsnri Oueu.:e in 1931. Earlier thit yp?r he had tried himself to term a Cabinet In one of France's many fcrises, but failed to get parlia-Imentary approval of the ministers he wished to appoint. It is not certain that he will try again. He may reply tomorrow. The most popula r Premier France has had in recent years, Antoine Pinay, was another pos.si-bility. He is an independent. Members oí Parliament and old new-s-paper hands covering the Assembly ."=aid it was more likely he would wait awhile before r.;si!ming the prenfiership from w.nicli he was ousted fiv^ months ago He tûld. neiswaenL as leCt for •lis I'ome in Gentval France for the long Pentecost week end that he AVDUld b^'wiling to com^fe .bácfcJ'íP I am given .the means" m meet the government's problems: "Thé powers refused to M. Rene Maver are. much less than -vould ' be .'really needed," he said. Criticism of France's confused interior and foreign policy came both from Frenchmen and from-I abroad. Spokesmen for the land-owning Peasant party, AVhose influe'.ice n!\r, grown in recent months, declarec: "We are coming to a time when ' France must accomplish -some deep (interior) reforms and. decide what its position is to be in international afalrs." Ex-Red Says Soviet To Attack EUirope In 1955 from the Air Force nearly six months ago was under heavy guard today in a.Taegu prison stockade awaiting court martial on charges of murder after being arrested in a Pittsburgh, Pa., steel plant and flown back to Korea. ■r^he steel worker, Robert W. Toth, 21i is accused of slaying a South Korean civilian back in September. 1352. . Considerable secrecy shrouded the first such return of a former member of\, the armed force,s to military custody for court martial under the uniform code of military justice. Under the code, effective June 1, 19.51, an ex-service man can 'be arrested for court martial if the often.se is punishable by ImpVison-mont of five year.s or more and he- cannot be .tried in civilian courtiS. /! Toth was arrested quietly while at work in the steel plant May 1.53. He arrived back in Korea five days later. Washington disclosed the case Friday, May 22. Toth's - mother Mrs. Jacob Mert7.. said in Pittsburgh that the military police acted with such .unr expected suddenness, .that frantic calls by relatives for a time-iailed to find him; then ■membèrs of tiif family had to hurry out to Pittsburg airport to pick up Toth's work clothes. He already was back in uniform.' The Air Force said, however» that Toth had not been whisked away from Pittsburgh before seeing relatives. "He talked to his father and a brother before he left," a spokesman said. The spokesman also said Toth was offered the right to demand counsel in the United States but declined. Air Force source,-; were mum about where Toth landed in Korea See SOLDIER Page 2A Red Offered To Trade Freedom By B. L. LIVINGSTONE WASHINGTON May- 23 i/P)— A former Czech army officer, trained in Soviet military strategy, has informed the House Un-American Activities Committee of alleged Russian plans to launch war in Europe "before 1955." the Russian decision to "take over Western Europe," the com-mittee was told, is predicated on • Washington, May 2:1 (/n—Less than a week before William Oatls Soviet suspicion that Britain ike May Crack Down On Foes Of Budget Cut Opponents Fear Weak Air Force Can Hurt Security By .TACK BELL WASHINGTON, May 23 (i)-Sen. Ferguson tR-Mich) indicated today President, Eisenhower's military prestige will be invoked in an effort to quell a threatened senatorial rebellion against proposed Air Force money cuts. Ferguson's observation came as some Republicans appeared ready to join Democrats in protesting against the administration's decision to slash five billion dollars off the Air Force appropriations asked by former President Tr^I-man. Among these GOP members, Sen. Young of North Dakota said he fears the proposed economies will leave the U. S. with an Air Force inferior to Russia's "And I don't think we can afford to let that happeny" "We can'i match the Russians in the number of men ,t)>ey can put into armies but we can certainly do it in the air and should," he declared. Ferguson, who heads a Senate appropriations subcommittee con-isidering defense requests, said he believes the facts to be brought out in hearings will demonstrate that the Air Force will' be built up faster under the teisenhoiver administration's program than under plans laid down by the Truman administration. "I believe that when the facts are all known, most of the senators will' go along with the President on this because he is a military expert and his judgment must be trusted," the Michigan senator Allies With Set To Resume Talks Last Ditch Truce Plan Smiles After Tidelands SigningCarolina - Made 'Nike' Will Be Placed Around Key U. S; Areas was released from a Czechpslovak-ian prison, a former. Ciech Army officer offered to exchange his own freedom for the release of the Associated Press correspondent. The offer was made by "Col. Jan Bukar" to.the House Un-American Activities Committee at a-closed-door session May 14. His testimony was made public today. Col. Bukar. w^iose true identity was kept .secret, fled to this country in December. 1952, after being ti-ained in a Russian military school. The witness criticized negotiations (theri still in progre.ss) for Oatis' release as a .demonstration oi ■ "diplomalid, weakness" and offered himself as a hostage to the Kremlin. In a foreward to the record of Bukar's testimony, the committee noted that Qatis was relea.sed by Czechs May 16 arid observed there wais "nothing unusual about Wil-liajn Oatls "In nlyhig his trade in the normal American manner, Oatls was charged with violation of the espionage law's of Czechoslovakia. He was found guilty anrt sentenced to imprisonment for lO years." Bukar said the Czechs kept Oatis in jail for two years in an effort to"psychologically liquidate' any Czech resistance to their Communist leaders. He added: "The underground of Slovakia has serious misgivings in the case of Oatis, in thinking that the democratic West does not protect its own citizens. 1 By ELTON C. FAY WASHINGTON, May 23 l/P)-De~ tails of the Army's program tn spot gtlaed missile anti-aircrai. units . around major U. S. citiss came to light today, including ths fact that oome batteries will b'i located underground. Information which became avail-■ able for the first time showed the Army will require an average of 96 acres for a battalion using the Nike missile to protect industrial, port and government centers against any swift, high flying enemy bombers. Here are some of the other hith-ertd secret details: Twelve launchers will be used in above ground installations ta fire the 1,000-mile-an-hour riiissiles which, the Army claims, has an uncanny accuracy against even other guided missiles or supersonic aircraft. For above-ground bases, the Army will need 96 acres to deploy the weapons in proper firing position. ground installations. The acreage specified m these installations ?s 24, but this is assumed to refer only to the surface area, not implying that the actual bomb-proof dugouts would involve that acreage. Above-ground launchers will .cj placed in revetments (earthworks) to help protect them against strafing attacks. Specifications for sites require that they be adaptable- to ràdar use for detection and ..tracking of enemy bombers, be clear of obstructions ior the take-off of the missiles and, if .oossible, have natural features to aid in camouflage of the sites. The' sites also will-include underground storage facilities, magazines and housing for troops. Except tor details made avail-, able today and two previous announcements, the Ar-my has been officially silent about guided missile defenses. 'Nike batteries will be set up preparingr "a definite attack iti destroy the Soviet Uniop" In' 1955,. ■ • - ; . The testimony, given in a se-? cret committee session May 13' and 14, was made public today in' an unusual volume entitled, "Soviet Schedule for War, 1955." The witness is identified a.<(. Cpl. Jan Bukar—a name which Chainnan Vclde (R-Ill) .sajct wus assumed to hide his true identity' as a Czech partisan Ther were signs that some Re-pubican members of the .subcommittee other than Young were critical of the propo.sed cuts. Sen. Margaret Chase Smith (R-Me) addressed a series of sharp questions to Secretary of Defence Wilson. Sen. Thye (R-Minn) said his support or opposition to the cut would depend on clearer ari-•Swers by Pentagon officials to vital questions about aircraft, costs and other matters. Led by Senator Hill of Alabama and Maybank of South Carolina fighter against the Germans Jnl Democrats already are out in the World War II. t^open with their battle against the The 'year, 1955, is the same 'Eisenhower administration's re- . — .. ___t. 2 • _ ________• J A MM M n ^ * year which former President Harry S. Truman and his fe-p advisers listed as'the period *^'" the .• greatest, , oi atts fiWrRUssra; ' ' / . President Ei.senhower has. scoffed at this idea, disclaiming any faith in what he called magical formulas. Attacking Truman's defense planning as a "crazy quilt" program, Eisenhower told reporters at a news conference April 30: "We reject the idea that we must build up to a maximum attainable strength for some specific date theoretically fixed for a specified time in the future." He said he did not believe anyone could predict when, if ever, another government would See RUSSIA Page 2A Nine launchers will be in under-'See NIKE Page 2A commended slashes. Maybank has demanded that Gen. Hoyt S. VandenlserR, retiring '4ir Porc?r\chief, and Gen. Carl Spaatz. former head, be called for testimony. ' . v.» Maybank .said in a leU&fltS'Ferguson that Wilson was doinfe goijd work in trying to cut expens^. except for the reduction in the number of proposed Air FcJice wings Maybank said would be caused by the appropriation cutback. Wilson told the committee pre^ viously that Vandenberg had been present as a' representative of the Joint Chiefs of Staff when the National Security Council -decided on the air money cut. But he conceded that Vandenberg never had approved the reductions. Ferguson said "he would call both Vandenberg and Spaatz. Rosenbergs May Be SavedEngineers May Not Dynainitef Highway In Flooded La. Area By JAMES V. MCLEAN Charles were built up from back- LAKE CHARLES, La., May 23 til—Engineers held off dynamiting U. S. Highway 90 tod.ay between this flood wrecked city and nearby orange, Tex. "As things stand'right now," declared George S. Covert, Louisiana highway director, "it won't be necessary to do anything to the road unless the water suddenly begins to rise again. However, we're keeping an anxious eye on it and are, prepared to take necessary steps!and damaged 10 million dollars in case the situation worsens." worth of property. ♦ , waters tjf • the Calcasieu River'. Weatherman' Paul S. Cook summed the prospects for the South-west Louisiana port city of 50,-000 this way: ^ "Lg^e Charles will just have to sit nere four or five days more with this flood at or near it^ peak. The flood waters swamped the .Lake Charles Air Force Blase forcing its abandonment; chased 15.000 persons from their homes Wilson Deputy Quits Following Trial Incidents WILSON, N. C.. May. 23 iJd— T^e resignation' of Deputy Sheriff W. B. iBoykin Was announced here today and Sheriff J., W. Thompson " issued' a statement connecting it with the mistrial last week of a 30-year-old widow. "The sheriff said Boykin had tupied ui his badge yesterday in "the best interest of the county and the sheriff's depart-.ment." Although not giving- the^cause of the resignation, the sheriff referred to criticism directed to his office following a mistrial in the case of Mrs. John C. Crocker. who was accused of murdering her husband. A mistrial was ordered by Judge Joseph W. Parker after he heard testimony t;hat 'jurors had taken part in a drunken hotel brawl during the week-long trial. T\vo jurors and the jury guard, Fred M. Lamm, were sentenced, to 30 . di[,ys for contempt of court as a "result of the testihiony. Sheriff Thompson said his office got a lot of unfavorable publicity recently during the trial of Mrs. Crocker. "I realize that we've taken a lot of criticism but I think the situation has been remedied." By .TACK ADAMS WASHINGTON, May 23 — Justice Department sources indicated today that Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, atomic spies, might still have a chance for clemency if they should decided "to talk." "This is always a factor in every case," these sources said. It was diaclosed that the couple, awaiting execution In Sing Sin? prison as spies for Soviet Russia, have been sppcfically told that if they know things about espionage in this country .which have not been brougnt to light, and want to tell about them, such action wnl be taken into consideration in weighhig their clemency pleas. This, officials said was pointed out to the Rosenbergs before President Eisenhower in early January rejected their petition for commutation if their death sentence. The President, however, has the power to commute federal sentences at any time, whether or not a petition is pending. "ITie ' Rosenbergs have strenuously protested innocencé, and officials ;icre say they have had no word M any change of heart on their part. One of the things that concerns the government is that althoug'n an extensive roundup of atom spies has been carried out during See TRAITORS Page 2-A President Eisenhower wears a wide smile as he shakes' hands with Sen. Spessard Holland (D-Fla), leader oi the Congressional fight for passage of the tidelands bill, after signing the measure into law at the White House, May 22. Applauding are Hep. Leslie Arends (R-Ill) and Hep. Craig Hosmer (R-Cal), center. Senators Say Âmimo Shortages Cost Lives Harrison Expected To Call Showdown On Prisoner Issue By ROBERT EUNSON TOKYO, Sunday, May 24 I«-Th8 Allied truce team prepared to re« turn to the Panmunjom conferenca table tomorrow and hand the Redi what Is reported to be a "last chance" offer on how to handle 48,500 Red prisoners balking at being returned home. Sources here said the offer, which Lt. Gen. William K. Harrison will carry back to Korea prob. ably will be coupled with a call 'or a showdown. Harrison, chief Allied negotiator, was winding up meetings in Tokyo with Gen. Mark Clark and tha United Nation commander's political adviser. Ambassador Robert Mui'phy. How this ultimatum-like strategy will work—whether the Communists will do business on this "last and best offer" or reject it^ia not known. For one thing, officials do not know how the Reds will react to the announcement Thursday that President Eisenhower, Prime Minister Churchill and French ■ premier will meet on world problems next month. Some au: horities hei'e, think ths coming conference may prompt the Communist high command to stall any Korean agreement 'B ' hopes that Churchill may press Eisenhower to soften his .Fa? Eastern policies. The Reds are well aware of Allied differences in that field. ' An opposite line of reasoninSi however, is that if Russia wanf.a to assure a Big Four meeting (the Western three plu.s Premier Malenkovi as a sequel to tha Bermuda session the Kremlin may now throw its full weight behind i a prompt Korean tnice agreements What happens in Korea' is deivi scribed by responsible authontiea; here as likely to influencii'Presi-.'i dent Eisen'-;ower'8 thinking>"Bboutii., any meeting with Malenkov^.'.Tha .f Pl-gsidfent has ffttid a Blgkl^.af , ,| sesjsion snould be precedeU. -by- Allies Fail To Regain Ground By GEORGE MCAK^hA " - . SEOUL, Gun'da-v, Mày 2'4 (ffi -/resA.ent TVum,ini.''on down, foi U: S. Sabre jet pilots,, fresh fromimiscaloulatint'fhs ;'aggressive de their biggest'week of MIG kills in- By EDWIN B. HAAKINSON WASHiNGTON, May . 23 W -Four of five .lenjitors who investi-r gated aminuniitilin' supplies in -Korea reportediiloday that "there was a needless loss of American41.vfi&i^ because of shortages there. While RBserting "H is difflcttU-lo pinpoint:the responsibility,' •ihey ..^lamed.. POULoy-makers of the re cpnii.|fc flmini+iiia^ioact'Ji om ■ forniEr sign t)i International Commu- eight months, shot down one Red jet and damaged anther Saturday in sky fights near the Man- churian brder, the Fifth Air Forcfl ^ . . - --reported ; i been ^tremely costly to the On the pround. Allied troops |'^mei'ican people," the report con-killed or wounded more than ,jooleluded. 'A i=bpetition of this type of miscalculation and Inability to nism.'^. Congi!,ess wai absolved of. any share ins the blame. VThis is a tragic episode which Chinese Reds Saturday in five bloody pitched battles but failed to regain ".jst gro.und. During the .same period, the Air Force said.only one Sabre was shot down in combat but a • total loss of 10 planes was admitted — six planes shot down 'by Red ground fire, two Sabres and an Australian Meteor lost to "other causes,", presumably mechanical failures. Hand-to-/,and fighting ripped the ground front Saturday. Most of :t was between Chinese Red.s-and Ra-public of Korea soldiers. After 24 hour's of action, the South Koreans and Chinese still were within easy gunshot range on opposite sides of .Outpost Victory, a 300-yard Idng Eastern Front, ridgeline which the Reds partiallv occupied Friday. Korean 20th Division soldiers made five counterattacks Saturday against the Red.s on the eastern end of the outpost, near Christmas Hill, but failed to smash back the Chinese. Operation On Twin Succeeds ijaKe I a dam ; .was u in case . . The built-up roadbed across the 35 miles of marshlahd between Lake Charles and Orange-became a dam against drainage of mounting backwaters from the Sabine The body of an airman who ,was not identified wa.s found floating in i feet of water on Lake Charles Air Force Base, two miles east-,of lhi.s stricken city. Whether he was drowned in the flood was not de-•'About o{ie mile of the highway [termined. He was the first fatality was under 7 inches of water at ¡reported. mid-day, Saturday, but the flooded That was part of the toll of a section" was six miles east of week of floods following 12 inches Orange in a sparsely populated of rain throughout .Louisiana. They area. ■ ' ■ drcve 30,000 ¡persons from theii Orange appeared to be winning dwellings, rumed more than a hun-its flood battle and,helping thatUliec million dollars in. crops;, and city would be the oijly reason for ('sir-aeeH- highways in excess of cynamitins. . [three million dollar,';. The floods standing up to house; .At Orange a bedraggled, muddy windows over a third of Lake i See FLOOD Page 2A Boston. May 23 (/P) Surgeons successfully removed a tumor from the abdomen of a 41-year-old Siamese twin today while her sister, also anesthetized, lay strapped beside her on a tilted, extension table. Dr. Frank H. Lahey performed the two-hour operation on Miss Margaret Gibb of Holyoke, Mass , in New England Deaconess Hospi tal and said he found no evidence of malignancy. Her sister, Mary,, underwent nearly all the experiences, of the operation except the incision. Mary suffered post-operative shock along with her sister, since both, in effect, have the same circulatory system. Late today the hospital issued a bulletin saying the condition of thj twins was "very good." It was the second surgical service for the sisters. In 1.94G, Dr. Lahey removed a stone from Margaret's kidney in the same hospital. . Preparing the twins for surgery took more lime than the operation. They are joined at the thigh in such a manner that they have h; common spinal column at the base. Two anesthetists injected pent.i-thol intravenously. 'The twins fell asleep almost immediately and ether was dien applied. Reading Index ' SECTIONS News ........................A Features ....................B Society ....................C Sports ...............;......D Comics FEATURES Appointments by Howland 8A Building .......... ... ...6A Business School at UNC IB Classified ...............4-.5D Dance Recital ..............SB Editorials ................ ..2B Financial ..................40' Fungs Re.search at Duke .. 8C Globe Trotting Marine ......5A Hi Lites ....................7C Human Scene ..............3B Local News ........-......2A Mau Mau Terroism ......IB Negro News ...............6B Radioactive Rain ..........6U Relax .....................".SB Taylor. Legislative Counsel 3A Telegram Town Hall.......fil) Union Boss Quill ..........5A plan for the defense and security of the United States could result in catastrophe for this nation." The fifth member 'of the investigating subcommittee. Sen. Ke-fauver (D-Tenp), took sharp exception to the finding that lives were lost because of ammunition shortages. Declaring this was based "as the committee acknowledges,- on conflicting testimony between va-See'AMMO Page 2A »vents'holding out some reasoSkbIa'' hopiki; of success in the cau^^i.ol'" cretary of State Dulles: '^EOREA Page McCarthy Imnti British To Appei /nM/Tf&eCoj BALTIMOBEi,*>Mfty'i MfeCarthy fR-Wis) sald'i , subcoiylmittee "woud be glao have any British shipping repr sehtatives come before it aind an-'j swer testimony that their Tessels' have transported Chinese Gom-munist troops. ' However, McCarthy added- at .'y Piihlico Race Track, the subcom-mittee does not plan to invite any i vrttnesses to reply to the charges. I The Wisconsin senator arrived. . I at Pimlico a few hours after bemg dischafi'ged this morning from tha ■ Navy Medical-Center at Bethesda, j Md., where he had spent a few ': days "resting." - j "If any British shippers want to d come before the committee to tes*!"-fy under oath," he said, "we ^ would be giad to have them."Woman Federation Will Not i Be Invited To White House WASHINGTON, May 23 («—Mrs., No snags were anticipated, sea-Eisenhower is very, very sorry, ing that Mrs. Eisenhower had re-but she can't invite the General peived 3,000 members of the DAR, "i Federation of Women's Clubs to the White House, although she hopes to drop In on one of their convention sessions next week. That was the news which greeted early arrivals to .the 62nd annual convention of the world's largest organizations of women. It brought expressions of disappointment that they, unlike the Daughters of the American Revolutien and other women's groups, are not being received at the White House during their first convention in Washington. The General Federation has 11 miUon members, half in this country and half overseas. -It represents 800.000 individual women'.s clubs-in the U. S. At least 3,000 members are expected for the convention. • Mrs. Oscar A. Ahlgren of Whiting, Ind.. General Federation president, several weeks ago submitted several plans to the White House for recognition of her organization. N. C. Colleges Graduate 6,000 In Next Two Weeks By The Associated Press North Carolina's colleges, back on normal footing after a floodtide of World War II veterans packed their campuses, will graduate nearly 6,000 seniors during the next.two weéks. Th^nnual parade of graduates ; which*Started last week epd at East Carolina College at Green-vjlle,. will reach" its peak next week end when most of the state's 33 senior colleges will be awarding degrees to seniors. Three other institutions, among them the University of North Carolina, will hold their exercises the following week. Official state figures show that degrees will be given to 5,987 graduates, a drop from the 6.244 of last year. How.e.ver. total college enrollment this year has increased to 41.370 from 3R.5J0 last year. The state's record college enrollment ^as 47,071 in 1947-48 when hordes of war veterans, aided by the G,I Bill of Rights, filled the various public and church colleges to the bulging point. Now only a comparatively few veterans, some of them with Korean service, attend classes. The Consolidated University of North Carolina reports that the trend of enrollment at its three institutions, dropping after the postwar peak, is now upward agaim. While many of the state's colleges reportes larger graduation classes this year than last, .several of the state's larger universities show a decline in graduate.s. Di'. Alan K. Manchester, dean of undergraduate studies at Duke Univer.>!ity, explains this by saying: ' "Actually, thi.s .v(>ar'.s figures for the number to receive degrpcs are years there has been a decline in graduating classes here and at other universities, due largely, to the fact that during 1946-49 large numbers of students I mostly veterans) returned to the University and re - enrolled as juniors and seniors. This increased the size of the graduating classes out of normal proportion." He also notes that students leaving their college' studies for. Korean service also have.-caused graduation figures to decline this year. What are the job prospects for By R. GORDON BROWN WASHINGTON. May 23 (/Pi — A measure providing $398,884,100 for flood control and navigational projects —far below presidental re-general Forces immediately after gradua-Isuests — was sent to the House ,000 wives of members -attending the U. S. Chamber of Commeroa convention and smaller groups. -f But up until late Saturday after-'' noon the clubwomen had no reply ; to their suggestion. ' v ' Inquiries at the White House' .'1 brought from Mrs. Mary Jane ,] Mcpaffreee, the first lady's personal secretary, a prompt denial that there was any thought of slighting : the federation. 1 On the^. contrary, she said, Mrs, I Eisenhower was reviewing her ■ next week's program in hopes of i finding time in which to attend ; one of the convention's sessions. Che could not say yet when thii^ 'J' might be. 'I Mrs. McCaffree said Mrs. Eisen- | hower's calendar next week is packed with events. Including the' White House veterans garden 1 party Tuesday, the first big re- -m ception to be attended by both the President and Mrs. Eisen..'J hower. • 1Reduced Flood Control Budget Facing Debate On House Floor tion. ¡floor today by the appropriations Montreat, a Presbyterian school I committee, of 10 as compared with last year's i The amount recommended by 12. The student body this year;the committee for river, harbor jumped from 118 to 137. The Rev. i and other such works for the fiscal John H. McKinnon Jr., a Knox- year starting July 1 is nearly 17 ville, Tenn., Presbyterian pastor, will deliver the commencement ad- per cent under President Eisenhower's proposal and 40 per tent this year's graduates? State edu-1 Negro University, will confer f'-.uv cation officials say they're good ¡honorary degrees tomorrow. Doc-for students with technical train- tor of Science awards will go to ing, such as engineers. And the dre.ss tomorrow while Dr. Vernon less than former President Tru-S. Broyles Jr., of Atlanta, secre-lman's Januai-y budget request, tary of the Presbyterian Church's; Tlie House is scheduled to take Board of Church Extension will be ¡up the bill Tuesday, and from the baccalaureate speaker today. ! there it must go through the Johnson Ci Smith, a Charlotte Senate. As it now stands, the bill carries Stale Department of Public In- funds for 58 projects in 24 states, considerably fewer than in past Lewis King Downing, dean of'years. Howard University's School of En-j Last year Congress voted $.561.-struction notes that there's plenty i gineering and Architecture, and 1906,000 for such projects. For the of room fo'r teacher.s, particularly i Dr. Simon Overton Johnson ofthcjcomine 12 month? Truman rec-tho.se in the elementary grades, j La kin. W. Va., State Hospital.i nmmended .i6fil,5:?4.1000. Eisen-Many of the graduates of military i Doctor of Divint.y degrees will be! hower trimmed tills figure to normaL During the la^t three I .colleges will enter the Armed I See COLLEGES Page 2A I $479,490.100, The past nistory of flood control and navigation bills has been one of sharp cuts by the House and , sharp increases by the Senate, fol-lowed by a compromise between the two chambers. Critics sometimes refer to tha bills as "pork barrel" legislation and contend cuts are difficult' to ^ make because the Army Engineers '' work closely with local groups -which exert pressure on Congress to provide for pet projects. J The House committee, in its re-"i port on the bill, was critical of.1 local interests for not making' larger contributions toward the cost of initial surveys would have :,; a deterring effect since about 33 per cent of the projects proposed are found to be economically unsound. The committee was critical of the Army Engineers for building up "large and unobligated balances" irdm appropriations of previous years. Such balances repre-j sent not savings but "insibility ig carry out a realistic constimctij® program," the committee 'a'al HI, if_ ;


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Emily, I would go to your local hardware store and talk to them, the local 1 here have a great team of workers who can always tell me what is best to use. I had to get some baits for ants last year as when we removed some old pieces of tree trunk we disturbed a nest and ended up with them in the house.
It might even be cheaper to get someone in to spray, or they might suggest some sort of bomb, but you need to be out of the house for a while when that is used.
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We also have a horrible spider problem in the house. Thankfully we don't have the ants (knock on wood lol). Riley has been telling me the last two years he will get someone to come spray the house...hasn't happened. If it does I'll let you know how it works. His grandmother sets off the bombs Criselle is talking about. She says they work really well, but you have to be out of your house. I'm a little afraid to have the spraying and the bomb in our house because of Harli...but I'm getting to the point where it has to be done!!! Good Luck!!
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On Saturday, November 14, 2009, FUEL the CURE hosted their second-annual benefit at the FUEL house. Guests enjoyed hors d'oeuvres, drinks, dancing, and a raffle. The event attracted more than 350 guests and raised more than $50,000 for Breastcancer.org. Photography by Laura Eaton Photography.
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Living on the Kenai Peninsula, film festivals are a little hard to come by. Sure, we get the occasional one or two day presentation of a film or two, mixed with some niche shorts, typically as part of a larger event, but that's not really a festival in the terms that larger cities like Austin, New York, or even Anchorage know it.
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I really liked "Icarus". It's full of heart. Much tenderness and vulnerability under the bravado. Each of the five characters pulled me in. Both touched my heart and had me thinking. It's all about dreams and illusions - remembering and trying to forget. Very well cast and well acted. I recommend it! --Dan
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Icarus was imaginative, scary and profound. Edwin Sanchez has a whole Samuel Beckett thing going on. That's good and not good. Sometimes the metaphors, clearly drawn from the hoards of graphic idioms that make Spanish a cherished language, did...continued
"Like two battle-weary soldiers, Altagracia and Primitivo plod toward the beach. Primitivo, a boy whose contorted body languishes in a wheelchair, is nudged forward. His sister, half-dragging the chair, is marked by a maroon-colored gnarl that runs across her forehead and down the side of her face. Just then, Primitivo, as cranky as a sleep-deprived two-year-old, begins to cry."
The disquieting scene that opens Edwin Sánchez's Icarus is enough to make anyone uneasy. But what initially seems like some postmodern cross between Beach Blanket Bingo and Freaks, Tod Browning's 1932 cult film, methodically unfolds into a thing of profound beauty. And that's the point of Icarus: Beauty is not just in the eye of the beholder. It's something that runs deeper than the roots of an oak tree, down to some inner sanctuary that provides safety even in the harshest conditions.
Icarus is propelled by Sánchez's winning, playful script. His moving text is laden with the nuggets of information that go into building a richly etched picture. A consummate story-teller, Sánchez also is careful to leave enough blank spaces on his canvas for the audience to fill in from their own imaginations…
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Autism spectrum disorders (ASD) are a rapidly increasing problem in western society. Autism is a spectrum of severe neurodevelopmental disorders, frequently consisting of profound language impairment, repetitive motor behaviors, impaired socialization, sensory disturbances, severely restricted interests, and self-injury. Seizure disorders also frequently accompanies autism. The prevalence of autism is now 1 in 150. This alarming increase, rising from between seven and 20 per 10,000 just a few decades ago, cannot be accounted for merely by increased surveillance.
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Fort Vancouver's annual Brigade Encampment returns, as costumed re-enactors portray the lives of 1840s fur trappers with activities throughout the day. Check out the historic weapons that helped define the West with a demonstration of black-powder weapons Saturday on the parade grounds and Sunday inside the fort. Along with the encampment, the Public Archaeology Field School continues through July 22. Archaeologists will demonstrate field techniques and excavations in Fort Vancouver Village.
When: Brigade Encampment, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; weapons demonstration, 2 p.m. today and Sunday.
Where: Fort Vancouver, 1001 E. Fifth St., Vancouver
Admission: $3; $5 per family; free for children 15 and younger.
Telephone: 360-816-6230.
On the Web: http://fortvan.org.
The brigade encampment is one of several events taking place this weekend. Others include an art house film and a bike tour.
2. Manchester performs with Vancouver singers
Grammy-winning pop and jazz artist Melissa Manchester joins Bravo! Vancouver Chorale and student singers from Vancouver's Seton Catholic High School in a performance at Newmark Theater. Manchester is best known for the hits "Don't Cry Out Loud," "Looking Through the Eyes of Love" and "Whenever I Call You Friend."
When: 7:30 p.m. June 18.
Where: Newmark Theatre, 1111 S.W. Broadway, Portland.
Admission: $40-$116 through TicketsWest; 800-992-8499 or ticketswest.com.
Telephone: 503-245-4885.
On the Web: http://pcpa.com.
3. Seek the code of the samurai
The Liberty Theatre offers a slice of art house cinema with "13 Assassins," opening this weekend. Cult director Takashi Miike delivers a period action film set at the end of Japan's feudal era, in which a group of unemployed samurai try to bring down a sadistic lord before he ascends the throne. "13 Assassins" is rated R. In Japanese, with English subtitles.
When: 7:40 p.m. tonight and Sunday.
Where: Liberty Theatre, 315 N.E. Fourth Ave., Camas.
Admission: $6.
Telephone: 360-859-9555.
On the Web: http://www.camasliberty.com/LibertyTheatreofCamas-Washougal-Home.htm.
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Dust off that bicycle and join Pedalpalooza, a two-week celebration of all things bicycle in Portland and Vancouver. This weekend starts of with the Vancouver Velo Vino Tour, a cycling tour of Vancouver's west-side wine bars, starting and ending at Niche Wine Bar. On Sunday, there's the light-hearted Pretty Panty Ride. Tour Vancouver's public art while displaying your "prettiest panties." Panties can be worn or attached to a bicycle. The ride starts at Esther Short Park by the clock tower. The rides may stop for food and drink, so bringing money is advised. Helmets are required.
When: 4 p.m. today; 11 a.m. Sunday.
Where: Niche Wine Bar, 1013 Main St.; Esther Short Park, 610 Esther St., Vancouver.
Admission: Free.
On the Web: http://shift2bikes.org/pedalpalooza.
5. Take the oath in 'Green Lantern'
A small but powerful force, the Green Lantern Corps is sworn to keep intergalactic order, with members wearing a ring that grants superpowers. When an enemy called Parallax threatens to destroy the balance of power in the universe, their fate and the fate of Earth lie in the hands of their newest recruit: Hal Jordan (Ryan Reynolds). "Green Lantern" is rated PG-13.
When: Showtimes vary.
Where: Battle Ground Cinema, 1700 S.W. Ninth Ave., Battle Ground; Cinetopia, 11700 S.E. Seventh St., Vancouver; various Clark County Regal Cinemas locations.
Admission: Varies by theater.
Telephone: Battle Ground Cinema, 360-666-7200; Cinetopia, 360-213-2800; Regal Cinemas, 800-326-3264.
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OK, Aka 'minivelo' around here..
seems Asia has little need to make big frame sizes of those.. . so they're short in both directions ..
My Bike Friday Pocket Llama is fine in wheel base , a 56 top tube is medium(of 8 options)
According to Boma website, my wheel base is just under 1m @ 96.7cm
Can someone double check my spoke length calculations please?
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I dont ride wheelbases, I need saddles and handle bars as well .
good luck with the wheel build ..
I find wheelbase just one of many factors that can profoundly effect ride quality specificly the stability of the bike and the twitchness, more so than wheel size. I was trying to illustrate that not all minivelo bikes are tiny short and uncomfortable, if you prefer I could quote you the effetive top tube length of my bully 573mm(22.6") add to that a 100mm stem and a 20mm offset seat post and I guess you have a better idea.
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Yes the part I use for fit, is the cockpit dimensions .. top tube length (if a diamond frame seat post length aka size factors in )
well not if you were 5'6" as a lot of the asian builders and customers are ..I was trying to illustrate that not all minivelo bike are tiny short and uncomfortable
a BTO Bike Friday Pocket Rocket can be made in an XXL size, if required ..
So ran the numbers on a spreadsheet, and confirmed the lengths, from Sheldon Brown's website. So should be more reliable.
So what lengths should I be rounded the spokes up / down and what nipple length?
I can get 14g stainless in 182 / 184 / 185mm
and Nipples in brass 12 / 14 / 16mm
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Sorry been a while since an update.
Anyhow, some other bits came today by courier. The delivery van driver asked "Are you blind, need some help with that?" "No, what you look like when a parcel is a day late."
I was half asleep trying to stay awake, waiting for the bugger.
Anyhow, got some cheap SRAM Aero shifters w/ Jagwires of eBlag near mint.
Charge Bullhorns,
Velo Orange 100m 17+/- Polished machined Alu stem
Charge Leather Ti Seat.
Velocity 406 rims
Hope hubs.
Spyre Disc brakes.
Dia Compe 139 Brake levers
SRAM Rival groupset (not in pic)
I can now order me stem spacers 65mm of them (glad i waited).
The wheels have 14g plain HT Stainless spokes x32, and got them made by Pete Matthews, a very old but well known professional champion cyclist here in the UK.
Time to order some more parts and send me into an early grave. With the staying up, and the waiting, and puffy eyes, and the jumping outta the seat as the door bell makes you crown, the funny walk to the door.
Working in America for new years, so going pick me up a Spurcycles bell, whilst I'm there.
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Nice, keep the updates coming.
Wheels and tyres done w/ cranks/ cassette. Got everything on the floor in front of me to finish the bike, bar the headset spacers.
Got this really nice seatpost, but doesn't fit. 31.8 outta diameter but seems to be a 27.4mm inner and not 27.2mm that I thought
I shouldn't have any problems with some velo orange SS braided cables... oowww
as i'm using the jagwire shifter mounts, being the cables are 1.2mm
Should be done this month, in time for fairer weather?
Right so the front dérailleur didn't angle right against the chain set, and the chain was rubbing the bottom of the cage.
That beautiful seat post also, was too small and I bought a 27.4mm Thomson Elite
I Tried an SRAM angled spacer, which was absolutely useless. You'd need to space the dérailleur towards the rear of the bike around another 2 inch to get them to line up.
Got in contact with Tyrell Japan, and they have been really helpful. Had to live in Japan to order off their website, but they sorted it all out for me, and I have one on my bike as of today
I'm so chuffed, you can clearly see it lines up, Pre-angled / setback. So just cable up, tape up bars, and should be good to go
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Should join my facebook group, I am in the UK! https://www.facebook.com/groups/fold...sandminivelos/
I cocked up so build been delayed a little.
Just been down the road for the 1st time on the bike and 1st time in spds.
Lets say the seat needs adjusting, as it's trying to castrate me more than normal.
20" with narrow bars, makes it very hairy. That also the brake pads need bedding in.
I'll tape her up, and she's good to go.
I wrapped the bars evenly, but not bad for a 1st attempt, whilst using all the tape
I'll cycle somewhere nice and get a good pic in for you lot.
school holidays, so only really a teething run. Nephew down park.
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'Urbes Mutantes: Latin American Photography 1944-2013' Opens in New York
A new photography exhibition focusing on Latin American cities is a reminder of the region's extremes: chaos and violence commingling with color and beauty.
Prostitutes, protesters, paupers, bodybuilders, mariachis and lifeless souls populate "Urbes Mutantes: Latin American Photography 1944-2013," which opens Friday at the International Center of Photography.
At every turn is the sense that the photographers are sending a message to the dictators who lorded over their cities—Buenos Aires, Bogotá, Lima, Mexico City, Santiago and São Paulo among them—during the earlier periods of the show's main focus (and in Havana, another of its subjects, where they still do).
"Many of the photographers were intentionally trying to document the massive mismanagement of cities and the failure of utopian projects," said Maria Wills, a Colombian who co-curated "Urbes Mutantes" (Spanish for "mutant cities") and an earlier version of it in Bogotá last year.
One series of images, for example, shows "fat corners," the architectural bulges on some Colombian buildings that discourage sleeping outside them. In Peru, an anarchic clutch of bisecting TV antennas compete for signals in the sky. In Brazil, two lone figures punctuate the cold geometry of an urban stairway. A gaggle of steel home-security bars dot an upscale Mexico City district.
The exhibition isn't concerned with the elites, or autocrats—there are no shots of Castro, Pinochet or Videla. But there is no mistaking their influence, shown, for instance, in "Evaporated Glory," a large graffiti scrawl protesting a Peruvian military death squad's murder of nine students and a professor whose ashes were delivered to their families in cartons of evaporated milk bearing the local Gloria brand.
That image forms part of the show's "Living Walls" series, depicting the slogans, protests and humor of Latin American graffiti, a sort of public bulletin board that cuts across the region's social classes.
"Urbes Mutantes" is the product of decades of research by French curator and publisher Alexis Fabry, who organized the show with Ms. Wills. Mr. Fabry began acquiring Latin American images nearly 20 years ago, first at the behest of a Spanish collector and in the past decade for Leticia and Stanislas Poniatowski, a Franco-Argentine couple who as a result of his efforts own a major private collection of Latin American photos from which the exhibit is drawn.
The curators ignored what they consider arbitrary divisions within photography, such as art photography, photojournalism and documentary work, but the mainly little-known photographers they chose hark back to masters of their genres.
From Colombia, one photographer, Leon Ruiz, shows poignant portraits of tradesmen in his studio—a newspaper carrier, an auto mechanic—in a style reminiscent of August Sander, who documented mid-century Germans. Enrique Metinides shows the aftermath of a car's smashing through a brick wall, complete with curious onlookers in tow. He's been called a Mexican version of Weegee, the New York crime and street photographer.
Another of the exhibition's sections focuses on Latin America's street culture and, Mr. Fabry said, "the fascination with the American dream and the massive arrival of American products and culture."
"It's a place where things move forward and then move backward. Forward and back. That's not a critique," he added. "It's the way their development happens, which is quite different than in the first world."
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