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2 The Spokesman-Review Tuesday, May 8, 1956. By Ned Riddle MR. TWEEDY CHICAGO FIELD STILL IS BUSIEST $4,900,000,000 More ill Aid Funds Sought 09910:90 aeodr 1:, 1 1 1 Ruling Requires Firm 10 Open Up Its Books PERMANENT ELEGANCE CE homes and white stock WASHINGTON, May 7. (M.Chicago's Midway airport was the nation's busiest in 1955 for the fourth straight year, the civil aeronautics administration said today. Midway had 381,737 aircraft and landings.

That was 32,374 more than In 1954. CAA said. Miami International was second with 276,729 movements, and New York's LaGuardia was third with 266,058. Next in order among the top 10: Los Angeles, Atlanta, Denver, Charleston, S. Cleveland, Washington, 225,914, and Teterboro, N.

221,637. SLAP ENVOY Chicago Tribune Service from their ancestral WASHINGTON, May 7.The open grazing lands to United States supreme court held, men. 6 to 3, today that an emPloyer who claims he cannot afford to MAY A raise wages may, in some cases, ft. be required to open his books to prove his point. The ruling was in a case In- SOVIET volving the Truitt Manufacturing company of Greensboro, N.

and Espionage Case the International Association of State Depart Bridge, Structural, and Ornamental Iron Workers, an AFL union bel Chicago Tribune I fore the AFL-CIO merger. WASHINGTON, NI U. Si MAY SOVIET Espionage Case State Department Chicago Tribune WASHINGTON, V. kli re )) tlaer-- .,1 :141.LE4Atal it ik 440 le 'i 1:: 'obi 1 1 4., oll tli 0, 44 1 1 Bus) STOP 4 i i I-- 0 0 -se 46 ip r-----rtr-z-, Izotx-, rr7 I 1 ZIA) t- .32 cwir A Korea cannot 'maintain in the field the largest free world army in Asia, facing a strong enemy across a narrow demilitarized strip. "That enemy may strike in new aggression at any time," Hollister testified.

Chi-Reds May Attack Around Formosa, too, he said, the communists may, "for their own reasons, decide at any time to attack." President Eisenhower sent his semiannual report on the mutual security program to congress today, disclosing that the United States has shipped more than 400,000,000 worth of weapons and other military supplies to its free world allies in the last six years. The general magnitude of military forces being maintained by all countries receiving United States help, the President said, "is equivalent to more than 200 divisions, over 2000 naval ships and about 300 air squadrons." WASHINGTON, May 7. UP--The Eisenhower administration urged congress today to invest an additional $4,900,000,000 in foreign aid as insurance against "augmented dangers to the free world" "Military assistance is still needed and defense efforts cannot be relaxed in degree," John B. Holister, director of the international cooperation administration, told the senate foreign relations committee. "Although today Soviet tactics are placing greater emphasis on economic overtures to the less developed nations, there is no indication that the danger of military aggression is over.

"Communist military build-up in many parts of the world and communist distribution of modern weapons provide augmented dangers to the free world." New Budget Larger The administration is asking foreign aid funds for the fiscal year beginning July 1. Its new budget is $2,200,000,000 more than congress voted last year. Hollister, who runs the foreign aid program, said about $3,000,000,000 worth of the new money would be used for military assistance. Under questioning by Senator Sparkman the foreign aid chief said "there always is danger" of a renewal of fighting in Korea. Without American help, he said, Probed by Service May 7The state department tonight was investigating the reported attempt by a memebr of the Russian embassy to enlist an air force economist, suspended for security reasons, into an espionage ring.

It was considered likely the United States might ask Russia to recall the diplomat. Two Russian representatives at the United Nations were sent home when the state department protested their role in inducing five Russian seamen to return to Russia after they had sought refuge here. FBI Report Studied When in Spokane Relax at the Galax Quiet, Comfortable Rooms, conveniently located within three blocks of the shopping and theater districts. Free parking space. II 1 .,..,1 1 4 Cn.s54 C.MLUA?" The union had demanded a wage increase of 10 cents an hour.

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The fourth circuit court of appeals in Richmond, reversed the NLRB order. 7 I Rarzeat lig PICTURE TUBES and MAJOR REPAIRS on BUDGET TERMS TRUMAN STAYS "FREE AGENT In the supreme court order, which reversed the lower court's decision and upheld the NLRB, Justice Black said In the majority opinion that "a refusal to attempt to substantiate a claim of inability to pay increased wages may support a finding of a failure to bargain The case constitutes the first documented record of a move by Russian agents to get information from a government employee accused of being a security risk. The state department and the house committee are considering a federal bureau of investigation report and other information naming Viadmiri Mikheev, an embassy clerk, as the man who sought to enlist the suspected economist in espionage through the offer of a job compiling data on the American aircraft industry. The economist is Sidney Ilatkin, 40, who was suspended from his federal post 14 months ago and is awaiting final action on air force charges that he had communist associations. IRVINGTON, N.

May 7. (111 The public schools closed here today because most of the 330 teachers failed to report to class. In a demonstration for pay increases, some 90 per cent of the teachers at nine elementary schools and Irvington high school phoned their offices and said: "I shall not be in." Dr. Herschel Libby instructed principals to send pupils home for the day. They are supposed to report back to school tomorrow.

The teachers had unsuccessfully asked the board of school estimate to appropriate money enough for the board of education to give them a flat $400 increase. Teachers with a bachelor degree now start at $3500 and receive annual increases of $200 until they reach $6200. TV Rentals and Servtee A. P. M.

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The question there is how much the Republican vote will exceed the Democratic: both sides say the Republicans will be on top, as usual. Ohio will elect national convention delegates with 58 votes at the Democratic convention and 56 at the West Virginia also will pick its convention delegates, with 24 votes at the Democratic convention and 16 at the Republican. Today's primaries, in brief: Indiana President Eisenhower had little opposition in the Republican presidential preference voting. Kefauver had none on the Democratic side. Hence there will be a sort of popularity contest between them.

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Florida The six-man race for Democratic I nomination for governor includes 'the incumbent, Leroy Collins, and a former governor, Fuller Warren. The candidates' attitude toward' racial segregation has been a campaign factor. Five of the six, including Collins and Warren, have spoken against integration. Senator George Smothers is opposed for Democratic renomination by a comparatively unknown candidate. Florida will have its presidential preferance primaryan important one between Kefauver and StevensonMay 29.

New Mexico Governor John F. Simms, a supporter of Stevenson for president, is asking renomination in the Democratic primary. He is opposed by Ingran B. Pickett, an admirer of Governor Averell Harriman of New York. There is no presidential preference primary in New Mexico.

1 Says Offer Rejected Hatkin told the FBI a man named "Machov" tried to get information from him about the American aircraft industry. The state department identified Mikheev as the man referred to as "Machov" or "Methiov." KANSAS CITY, May 7. 111--- Former President Harry S. Truman said. today Missouri Democratic leaders had acceded to his request that he not be named a delegate to the Democratic national convention.

"I want to be completely a free agent when I go to Chicago for the Democratic national convention," he said. The state convention will be May 26 at Jefferson City, Mo. The Trumans will leave tomorrow for a European tour and will not return until July 5. The Trumans, accompanied by Stanley ambassador to Canada, and Mrs. Woodward, will sail aboard the liner United States Friday to visit eight countries.

Truman will receive an honorary degree from Oxford university June 20. BANDITS KILL EIGHT PARIS, May 7. Forty armed bandits killed eight persons and injured eight others to steal 40,000,000 francs (about $114,300) from an armed pay convoy going to a rubber plantation near Saigon, South Vietnam, it was learned here today. gain in good faith." In another action today, the higt court denied Louisiana State uni versify a review of a lower cour ruling it could not refuse, becaust of race or color, to admit a Negro Alexander P. Tureaud Jr as ar undergraduate student.

The court gave no reason for its action but in another case this year, involving the University ot North Carolina, it held that state supported undergraduate colleges are covered by the same ban on segregation that was applied to public elementary and high schools in the court's 1954 decision. Challenge Dismissed In other act ions. the court: Threw out the National Lawyers guilds challenge of the attorney general's right to stamp it a subversive organization. The order meant the guild must go before the subversive activities control board for a hearina on the listing. 'Unanimously reinstated a 000 award of damages won by a group of Navajo Indians because the government destroyed 116 horses and 38 burros in Utah.

The Indians said their animals were destroyed in a plan to drive them In another action today, the high court denied Louisiana State university a review of a lower court ruling it could not refuse, because of race or color, to admit a Negro, Alexander P. Tureaud as an undergraduate student. The court gave no reason for its action but in another case this year, involving the University of North Carolina. it held that state-supported undergraduate colleges are covered by the same ban on segregation that was applied to public elementary and high schools in the court's 1954 decision. Challenge Dismissed in good faith." Hatkin told a news -conference he had rejected the Russian job offer after reporting the whole affair to the FBI.

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IPJ. Robert. Oppenheimer, director of the Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, N. will deliver the annual Thomas A. Edison memorial lecture Wednesday at the naval research.

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