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Ull For Military Funds For Nexl Year Approved WAlHWCfOM which'President Eisenhower did bill providing flin the military for a year starting 1956, does not have to use the bill contains million extra money. the measure Is a compromise of Senate and House versions. A conference committee agreed on It Wednesday and both houses it their final okay Thursday I In II contains $7,329,988,000. for the in Army, for the Navy, $14,739,763.170 for the Air Force, $12,670,000 for the clefense-secre- May Traffic Deaths deaths In May w-jre up for the third con- secutlVe month this year, at least because of a "travel boom," he National Safety Council said I Thursday. In Its regular monthly evalua- I Uon of traffic 'deaths, the council noted that the rise in deaths for May and the preceding two months reversed a downward trend which had held throughout 1954 and the first two months of 1958.

Only 18 states had fewer traffic deaths at the end of five months, 28 reported more deaths, and two no change. Those with reductions and the percentages they were Arliona, New Mexico, 18; Arkansas, 12; I North Dakota, 10; Wyoming 1 10; Oklahoma, Oregon, Colorado, 8, and Iowa. 2. In five months the council said, 174 cities had reductions. Those with populations of more than 200,000 and the percentage decrease, included: Seattle, 70; Oklahoma City, 67: Long Beach, 45; St.

Paul, 39; Memphis, Tenn. '35, Kansas City, 29; Milwaukee', 24; Dallas, 18; Oakland, 18; Minneapolis, IB; San Francisco, 3. Seattle, Cincinnati, and Oklaho I ma City, were -the three largest I of 'the S02 cities which reported perfect records for May. Only 115 Va General Motors Corp still had perfect records In officials have refused to testlfj the flwt five months of the year, largest being Berkeley, and Winston Salem, One way to help children to find pictures of the items of each drawer. the out- tary, and $882,350,000 for interserv- Ice activities.

As passed the bill provides Slightly less than the $32,438,815,000 total asked by Mr. Eisenhower. It does, however, contain $208 million he asKed for boosting production of B-52 intercontinental jet H-bombera. Other news: DOME The Mouse Appropriations committee $5 million to start work on a project to prop up the capital lome. Former President Truman used to say the was in danger of falling down.

BASRs The Senate Armed Services com- mitte approved a bill to authorize expenditure of $2,357,317,300 on military based at home and abroad. CONFERENCE President Elsenhower invited Democratic and Republican congressional leaders to a conference July 12 to discuss the forthcoming Big Four "summit" meeting in Geneva. DIXON-VATES Sen. Bates Kefauver (D-Tenn.) summoned Budget Director Rowland R. Hughes to an unusual night meeting to testify on the Dixon-Yates power cotract.

GENERAL MOTORS Chairman Harley M. Kilgore (D testify before a Senate Judiciary subcommittee studying anti-trust laws. Kilgore said he "will insist" that the group AW DEBATK The house moved toward a fi Leaders drastic changes. Tht Btrryi OH YEAH? AND DID SOU KNCWIFMDU STEP ON AN ANT IT WILL START JUST A SILLV SUPERSTITION' WHERE'SCORE GOING AND WALK THE 48th Veaf Manville't Ninth To Get $260,000 NEW "YORK -UP- tommy rtanvllle arrangements Thursday to pay his ninth wife for his freedom under an agreement negotiated in supreme lourt here. The much married litest separation agreement was with blonde Anita Roddy Eden.

She will received $140,000 caah and 112,000 A year for 10 years. Racial Ban Operating In Prisons HOUSTON Five Latin American convicts jailed In Fort Bend county charged Thursday they were "suffering humiliation" because of racial segregation poll- OKLAHOMA CITY -UP- J. C. cy In Texas prisons. ob member of the Poison Death Probed In Oklahoma City OKLAHOMA CITY J.

cy in Texas prisons. The charges were made in a suit filad in the prisoners' behalf ursd Investigating the in federal court here by attorneys tum cyanide death of an Ok nf Aii.r,*. lahoma City woman and that thi for Allanza Hispano-Americana of Ia 1om dty woman and that the Tucson Arlr pnarmacy board may discuss soon Tucson, Arlr. The suit asks a federal court Injunction against segregation. The convicts, now in Harlem Prison Farm No.

1, also ask $80,000 damages from O. B. Ellis, manager, and members of the prison system board. The suit claims prison officials 'have adopted and followed a common' plan, design and practice of maintaining arbitrary, unreasonable and discriminatory segregation, exclusion and separation of prisoners" "grievous and special mental suffering and humiliation" to Latin American prisoners. Ellis said all five of the convicts were serving '10-year terms, four of them for criminal assault.

He said he would refer-the whole matter the state attorney general Paper Banned NEW ORLEANS State IICJTT wn.ui3jrt.iNB aiaie aPPea Flre Marshal Sidney S. Bowman warned retailers Tuesday not tc sell any more paper "Davy Crock' manufactured gerous. nd ThcyH Jimmy Hatlo I SPENT TWO D4ys TJWMQ TO err SOME PARENTS TO HELP.CM -WIS SLEEP-OUT, 4ND No Now LOOK WB JUST HAPPEN AT BUT NEVER STAY THERE- H4-WE JUST rMPPCNKD TO THINK I'LL PUT MS. UP A OVER HERE B4R4 BIRDS THOOSU WE'D THE R4RENTS WHO NEVER bitter than than 'sour-mash' bourbon" Crushed In Hay Baler TEXARKANA, Ark. UP-Momer.

P. Tidwell, 53, was crushed death late Friday In a hay baler. Tidwell had been dead about State Board of Pharmacy, said he is investigating the a regulation requiring that certain drugs be separated on pharmacy shelves. Cobb laid he is not ready to make a recommendation on the subject. he said the board has authority to require that poisonous drugs which never combined with prescriptions to be taken internally be separated.

Cobb'g investigation came as a result of -the death of Mrs. Betty Jane McCann, 29, Oklahoma. City, and the subsequent filling of first degree manslaughter charges against Mickey Pat Merrill, 27, for Connie Prescription Shops. 'Watching the Case' "We are watching this case, more or less unofficially," Cobb said, "and I plan to Investigate it today." He said the board is granted au thority by law to regulate the drug business in Oklahoma, ana he believes the authority extends to requiring the separation of certain drugs. Meanwhile, Merrill has been placed on vacation' status by his employer, Connie Masterson, Masterson declined to state when the vacation started or -when it would end.

The accused man is not filling prescriptions at this time. No Suspension Authority Cobb said the pharmacy board hag no authority to suspend or re voke Merrill's license to practice pharmacy until and unless a con viction Is obtained. The board, under state law, can take such action only after a drug' gist is convicted of violating state drug law or is convicted of any felony. He said Merrill's records show he made good grades on his state pharmacy examinations and that he has no black marks in the board's files. Read The News Classified five hours when his body was found by employes of the Moser farm.

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