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mraamid Nehru, Plan to Confer by Tuesday Given Prompt Study by U.S. Dag Also The etatrnot el UJ. reaction RumU a ir-tsslv campaign to con-; had asked for help and that vu I solution not beea "vetoed by the was issued by the Si.U Depart, vino th world that th. Waaler th ntm the troupe wcra there, sole nc.ativ vote of the Soviet rneotafter Secretary of Stat Dut- Piwws an risking outbreak of I ftll Union in the Security Council." let had conferred by telephone war la the Middle Eaat and doinf n. nii ri.i- k.h other members of th Security CouncU to aasur the Independence and integrity of Lebanon.

"This would make possible the to suggest that the result of US. been espected because "the SdViet consideration of Khrushchev's plan trader has ronsulently sought to would be lavorable On the con- bypass the UN" trary the inted Slates has in-1 sistrd lor months thai any summit LONDON (APi The British WASHINGTON (API Tb United State Saturday night promlied prompt conaideratlon of Soviet Premier Khrushchev's proposal for a summit conference on th Middl East crisis. At lot earn time the I'nlted with Preeidenl Eisenhower, who so by Ulefal aicretv action. ZZ7h Tn.li .1 d. two email at Gettysburg.

Pa. atioa of th United Nations force Invited By ROY KSSOVAN early withdrawal of United Mates nations can force from Lebanon which are conference mul be tarrfully pre- giV, ur.en, consideration Sunday Th U.S. statement did reject maintain their Independence as 1 10 over responsibility for pared Dulles had also bad tlm dis- flatly th charge in Khrushchev's against the indirect aggression to 'Lebanese security. there merely to preserve Leban to Premier Khrushchev's call for a quirk summit meeting on the ixaiea caneo oa in soviet I'tuoa Cui the Khrushchev maneuver note "The Security council Is meet being subjected." Sen. Hubert Humphrey D-Iflinni rhmrman oi the Salute's on's independenc until there can be adequate United Nations MOSCOW (APr-Sovlef Pre mler Khrushchev 9 a tarda? mis issue woo 10 nav neea suc Middle East subcoiiuiiitlee, said Mideast ing further to deal with th problem on Monday," the United States 10 rwix-rai wun oiner rnemoerf wun nritun roreign oecreiary, 51- Britain were guilty of aircssioa of th U.N.

Security Council to wyn lyd. la tending troops into Lebanon asaur th independenc and In- Th idea of a summit meeting and Jordan, respectively. 11 said cessfully met Friday at th United in a statrnient the Khnuhrhev i There was no immediate official night proposed fire-power saia. nope mat in aovin trgrity of Lebanon." appeared to another move in 'that a freely elected government Nations, the statement said, had a Union will then cooperate with the There was no evidence whatever 'conference invitation might have reaction. summit conference by next What Is the Mideast? News eventa have turned the eyes of th world to the Middle Kail AP writer Ton lleashaw describes this area ad Its political Importance oa axeman Tuesday on the Mideast crisis.

Among those he Invite! meet in Geneva or any convenient place are President Eisenhower and U.N. chief Dag Hammvskjoki Khrushchev aked that the five powers art with usmost urgency ta head olf a spread of war which he said already has started in the Mideast. He made the proposal In practK POU NDID 1651 101th Yar No. 120 SECTIONS- PACES PRICE 10c Th Oregon Statesman, Salem, Oregon, Sunday, July 20, 151 rally identical letters to President Eisenhower. Britain's Prime ister Macmiilan, Premier Do; Jumping Frog Wins Trophy For Mistress flTrrnrmra Gaulle of France and Prime Mh ister Nehru of India, and suggest ed participation of the U.

N. sec- retary general. Gs Freed By East Germans Quirk hmmin US. Entry In Lebanon Not Justified On Moral or Legal Grounds State Agency Links Dope-Sex Racket to Mexican Migrants PORTIJVND (AP)-The Oregon Bureau of Labor Satur The letters were delivered to the ambassadors of the four countries. They were unceremoniously sum-moned to the Soviet Foreign Min-litry in Moscow at 10 p.m.

The ambassadors were sum-." FRANKFURT, Germany By CHARLES A. SPRAGL'E Let us have done with "moralizing" over United States Intervention in Lebanon. We have not dispatched Marines there Just to shore up the present Lebanese government. It is our move on the chessboard of power politics. Our concern, is not chiefly for the Lebanese' people, to protect them from trespassing Syrians and Egyptians; but for our "national interests" which focus on the containment of the Soviet Union and of Communism, and on nrevention moned so hurriedly that one, Brit day said there appears to he a rinfof American labor contractors of Mexican descent which deals in marijuana and Wine U.a.

Army men were freed Saturday after six s- I 1 I I ain i Sir Patrick Iteilly. appeared in a dinner jacket. Some others were without neckties. "The decision of peace or war." prostitution in the state. weeks oi captivity in Commu nist East Germany and re of Russian control of the great reservoir of petroleum in the Middle East.

The bureau made the charge in a 100-pago report to the Oregon legislative Interim Committee on Migratory Labor. turned here for joyous reunion win tneir famines. compiled The bureau's report. The American Red Cross and in a six-month study, did not doc the East German Red Cross com Khrushchev said in his letters to Eisenhower and Macmiilan, "do- pends on you personally." Ht charged that the Western Powers had brought the world to the brink of catastrophe in the Mideast. Fire Easy to Start ument iU charges and gave no pleted the long negotiations for specifics.

their release. The East German Communists claimed the release We are not fretting partiealarly ever whether the miserable fellaheen of Egypt and the Impoverished villagers lra. and Syria and the nomads Sand! Arabia fad under the sway ef Rasala their lot eeuld hardly much won than tt is and has beea fer ee-tarles. We are fearful lest the Middle East, strategically aad economically Important, fall aider Soviet domlmUa. At least let, a be beaest about that.

The Oregenian which declares that the United States far "on firm moral ground" In dispatching troops to Lebanon tinctures As morals with oil when it says of the countries of the Middle East that these However, the bureau said the illicit activities were most wide Car Crash Fatal to Doerfler agreement amounted to- recogni tion of their, regime. spread among the Mexican-American laborers brought into the state. The men arrived in good health. "The aggressors," he said, apparently referring to the British and American forces landed in Lebanon and Jordan, "are playing with fire. Fire is always easier to They said they had been well Saturday night, Assistant Labor treated.

territories nd resources "cannot be permitted to fall under the arbi-' The men were seized after their start than to quench." Commissioner Tom Current said "I cannot amplify the report at this time." Cooperating With Law Stattsmaa News Isrvlra FOUR CORNERS Donald F. helicopter strayed across the Iron Curtain in a thunderstorm Juno 7. Khrushchev said he is ready to I i iJ-K Doerfler, 45, Four Corners nurs Maj. George E. Kemper, of Es- meet "any day and any time, the sooner the better." eryman, died Saturday at a Salem He added: "We are going to condido, 43-year-eld senior officer of the- group reiterated 13 hospital of injuries received Friday in a 'one-car accident.

statements that there was no in have to let it go at the moment just the way it's written in the report. We are cooperating with responsible law enforcement 1 i trary control of any bloc unfriendly to the West." And one of its stable of Washington correspondents. William S. White, makes the same dual defense: "Waahlngtea has new put It plainly that we will not permit the Middle East fall Int the wide sink ef eommnatsm. Made clear, too, is that we will not allow Western Europe to be shut off from the Middle East oil which she most have." The New York Herald-Tribune was more frank than the Ore- gonian when it headed its supporting "The West's lifeblood is threatened." i We are told, too, that it was time for the United States to "take a stand," otherwise we Would continue to be "pushed around." This makes interventions matter.

(Cuiined Editorial Page's) tentional violation of Soviet zone territory, that the coDter landed "Th Soviet government is ready to meet at any place, in- eluding Washington if for any reason Geneva or the capital of soma other neutral country should not suit the Powers," Khru shchev said. He suffered pelvis, rib and shoulder fractures and shock early The allusions to prostitution and after its fuel dwindled, and that East German police' first turned th men over to Soviet authorities. Sunday when his car crashed into a mail box and turned over on marijuana were contained in the State Street two miles east of I Kemper' said a Russian officer here. He was the 13th traffic report's final 10 pages. At one point the report said.

"There appears to be a hierarchy took them to a Russian camp fatality in Polk-Marion counties where a Russian major told, them Wars Rackets Khrushchev, warned the Western Powers that the Soviet Uqion pos- sesses -rockets of all varieties, including intercontinen this year and the nth in Marion of contractors who coordinate tne they would breakfast with th criminal side lines of the contrac Two Wounded as Pol Ic Doerfler, his. father, Frank East German army and Jhea be released. i Questioned by Russians tors, exact their tribute and punish those who do not submit." tal." and brother, Wallace operated the Doerfler Nursery at 250 Lancaster I This is "an established pattern The Russians questioned the pi Racial Tension Flares Dr. NE of 'performance well coordinated by a few people" the report added. lots nd several officers in the "We.

know," he said, th United States has atomic and hydrogen bombs, that you have an air force and a navy, "But yon will know that the So He was born near Silverton April 10, 1913, and graduated from Current said he did not know I group, Jhen turned them over' to the East Germans, Kemper said. Eight Communist newsmen and-a Statesman News Service Salem High School, He was how many migrant laborers currently were in Oregon. He said viet Union also has atomic and INDEPENDENCE, Ore. An off-shoot of recent racial member of St. Joseph's Catholic non-Communist reporter, Associ JEFFERSON Winners of Oregon's first frog jumping contest held here Saturday were Church, past Grand Knight of he did not know the number qf troubles sent two men to a Salem hospital with gunshot wounds hydrogen bombs, an air force and a navy plus ballistics rockets' of ated Press 'correspondent Sey Knights of Columbus, past KingJ Caucasian migrants, but estimat early Saturday morning.

mour Topping, interviewed the Ding of baiem inernans, and a all varieties, including intercontinental." men in Dresden July 3. ed that there presently were about 13,000 Mexican-Americans. member of Salem Elks. frogs entered by Judy Trefethen, 11, and Lane McGill, 7, both of Jefferson. Miss Tref-ethen's frog leaped 11 feet 11 and won the trophy In foreground.

Little Mc- Gill's frog wa the largest entered in the contest, weighing IV pounds, and received f5 award. A total of 49 frogs competed In the event. (Statesman photo) Injured were Fred (Blackie) Tibbett, of the Ranch near Wren, and Louis PatlHayes, an employe of the Sunset Kemper and others in the group However," he said, "we consid (Add. details aad picture, page 1) Slightly less than 50 per cent of charged then they were being held Jttancn located two mues norm or nere on mgnway oi. er that at this responsible hour it would be wiser not to bring the total migrant work force is represented by contractors, he as political hostages and disclosed they had been turned over to the They were taken by Willamette Ambulance Service to Salem the white hot atmosphere to a boil- ing point it is already sufficiently Russians first.

Frogs Vie Memorial Hospital. Hospital at saturated with inflammatory ma The men were turned over to tendants said Saturday night that 4 Youths Rob, Beat Airman terial. American Red Cross authorities Million Acres Of Canadian Woods Blaze the of both was good, al Khrushchev's reference to ballis though Hayes had a shattered knee at the border city of Hof. Included Payment At Jefferson Mint Festival Five Die in Car Smashes Over Oregon By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Five persons were killed on tic rockets was the only direct threat in his letters. cap.

Tibbett received a leg flesh said. Store Partnerships The report said that many Mexican-American labor contractors also go into brief partnerships with merchants to get a share of money spent by migrant workers, The report, however, gave ho statistical information on how many of the Mexican-American workers were dealt with in this wound, they said. The agreement concluded Thurs Soviets Maneuver On Iran's Border TEHRAN, Iran (AP) Soviet troops resumed large-scale maneuvers Saturday on the Iranian border, frontier posts reported. The maneuvers presumably were on a scale similar to those of the day before when border reports said the glare of red rockets Not Threatening Polk County Sheriff Tony Neu day for release of the men pro Near Brooks Statesman News Service BROOKS An Air. Force' staff PRINCE GEORGE, B.

C. (AP) feldt said the men were among The first impression of diplomat More than one million acres in vided for the payment of 13,333 in east marks for- the keep of the men in East Germany. The agree By MEBVIN JENKINS Statesman Valley Editor JEFFERSON Champion ic observers here was that Khrushchev was not threatening Soviet seven persons in a car which was bringing Hayes borne to Sunset Ranch from Independence about the Prince George forest district Oregon's highways Saturday. sergeant was beaten and robbed of ment mentioned both the U. S.

were ablaze Saturday as a two- manner by their Mexican-Ameri A couple en route to visit rela Oregon's first Bullfrog Jumping Contest held' here Saturday was near here Saturday night by four youths in a car who had picked can contractors. government and the government of the German Democratic Repub week spell of hot dry weather 1a.m.' Fir Rumored tives in Yakima died in a violent collision on the Columbia River entered by Judy Trefethen, 11 "The Anglo-American contractor and artillery bursts turned night lic, as Germany calls itself. him up as a hitch-hiker, is much less crude than the Mexi daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Temperatures surged to 90 de into day.

Marion County sheriffs deputies can-American in his method of U.S. officials in Berlin said they do not know what the exact pay A police road bjock had been maintained at the ranch earlier because of rumors that a group of Trefethen, Route 1, Jefferson. Her light green frog, weighing less listed the airman as Guadalupe G. Expressway east of Portland. State police said Robert Sinclair, 51, and his wife, Bemice, were killed outright when their operation, and does not have the intervention in the Middle East.

If anything, they said, Khrush- chev's latest correspondence ap- peared to amount to an offer to bargain1 with the United States i over the fate of the Middle East. The letter to Eisenhower even included a comradely reference to the United States and the: Soviet Union as allies in World War lL This was. another indication, a Western diplomat said, that Khru- 5 1 grees and Weather Bureau officials said there was no sign of ment procedure will be, but it was Nieto. They said he apparently than a pound, covered II feet and same opportunities for narcotics, Today's Statesman American youths from Albany suffered minor injuries and was not weekend rain. HVi inches in three qualified the report said.

His side planned to set fire to cabins hous assumed the Red Cross would pay and the government would reimburse the Red Cross later. hospitalized. car collided headon with an auto driven by Arvid S. Howell, 43, Spo lines run more to the sale of food jumps. It was 3lA inches greater The largest fire was raging in ing Mexicans, but the block had Nieto.

stationed at McCord Field, in a commissary type of opera than the runnerup. the lower post area at the B. C. been removed before the car bring kane. tion.

Yukon border and blanketed told deputies that the four, Each contestant placed his frog ing Hayes home appeared, Neufeldt A Portland hospital said Howell 000 acres. described as 19 to 21 years, picked in a circle and two minutes were ma said. him up on the Salem-Portland was in critical condition. Also injured was one of the Sin- allowed for the animal to make New fires were reported at the The shooting took place after 1ST shchev was cajoling more than was threatening. Less Than 3 Days Off Fteeway about 10 p.m.

just south three, jumps. Total distance cov rate of one an hour. Forest Protection Chief Maurice Isenor said. ftlairs' sons, David, 13. Glen Hardman, co-owner of the ranch, saw the car pass his home of the Brooks junction.

ered in the three leaps determined the winner. Later Saturday, a woman was After they had gone a short dis The proposed date less than. A total of 53 now are burning in the district, which covers a third No Reserve Calls Planned WASHINGTON (AP)-The Pen killed near Heppner when a pickup veered off a road and plunged tance, one of the youths in the From Gravel Pond three davs away appeared to btS- heading toward the workers cabins. Hardman pursued in his car, signaling with lights and horn for It to stop. When it increased of British Columbia.

back seat wrapped his arms around down a steep 40 foot slope. Miss Trefethen said she secured a gamut rather than a. serious suggestion. A The fight to bring the fires un Pago Sec Ann Landers Classified 30.32.-llV Comics Crossword ..16. II Don't Look Now Editorials 4.

I Family Weekly 1.24.V Homo, Garden Homo Panorama 1722 III Obituaries .5 Radio-TV 23,24 III Sports 13, 14. II Star Gaier 24 III Sunday Quiz 4 I Sylvia Porter 4 I Valley News 15 II Wirophoto Pago 9 I Nieto's neck and struck him with his fists, deputies stated. The State police said the victim was speed, he shot twice into the air the winner from a gravel pond near Albany. For her champion "Even if the three Western tagon said Saturday it does not Mca. Jack Davis, about 45, who der control was hampered by a heavy blanket of smoke which covers northern B.

C. driver then told the victim, "You and then three times at the engine Powers agree to a summit con- i lived on a ranch near Heppner. ship, the girl earned an engraved had better give us your cash or we with a 30-06 caliber rifle, police NORTHWEST LEAGUE At Trl-Clty 1-3. Salem Z- At Yakima 3, Eugene 1 At Wenatchee 1, Lewiiton I PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE At Portland Seattle i At Vancouver Phoenix I At Salt Lake City San Diero 4 (1 Inninri) At Sacramento (, Spokant 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE At New York 4, Kansas City (12 Innings) At Botton 7, Detroit (12 innlnfi) At Washington Chicago At Baltimore 1, Cleveland ference, and they have given no plan to call up any reserves because of the movement of U.S. She was alone in the vehicle.

Weather office spokesmen said indication so far that thev are trophy. Largest frog entered here Satin- will mess you up, Nieto related. The four then "booted" him out of Two persons were killed late the smoke layer was from one to ready for an early meeting, the1! military forces into the Middle East. the car, he said. Saturday night in a headon collision in Portland.

day was that of another youngr ster, 7-year-old Lane McGill, son could not possibly accept such 0 five miles thick. Forest Service aircraft could not spot fires through the smoke and rangers in Salem and state police joined precipitous gathering of beads of A' briefing officer gave that re Police said one victim was government," a Western diplomat said. Robert Banes. 38. Beaverton.

The Marion County deputies in a roadblock and search of the area but the suspects were still at large ply to newsmen who asked about any plans for using reserves. lookout towers were unable to see, smoke from new fires. other, a woman, was not identified. NATIONAL LEAGUE Khrushchev's insistence on an reports said The front of the car was Jiit by two bullets and another entered the side of the car beside the back seat, police said. Others In Car Also in the car were Max Adams, driver, Forrest Modrcll and Wayne Glass, all of the Ranch, and Hazel Baker and Edna McGee, Indians from Grand Ronde who have been working in bean fields near here.

early Sunday morning. early meeting, even after July 22, At Saa Francisco Pittsburgh 4 At Los Angeles 2, Philadelphia At Chicago 2, Milwaukee I At ClnclnnaU St. Louis (1 innings) was interpreted here as an at- Deputies said about $86 was GoldfineV Son Slashes Himself With Razor Blade of Mr. and Mrs. Morris McGill, Route 1, Jefferson.

The frog failed to leap far, but won $5 for its owner for being the biggest entrant, an even 24 ounces. A total of 54 frogs were registered, but only 49 actually jumped. While most frogs jumped at least three or four feet, a few became stubborn and wouldn't move in the alloted two minutes. Owners were allowed to blow upon the frog. taken in the robbery.

tempt to reach- some kind of agreement before the Western tti laim rf brfMe nA In fhak Her husband arrived Friday to SARASOTA, Fla. (AP) H. Lightning-Set Fires Pock seek a reconciliation. Maxwell Goldfine, son of indus fine refused to come out; When Elie threatened to break down the door, Goldfine stumbled out, dressed only in shorts and spat Goldfine also reportedly was trialist Bernard Goldfine, slashed Last Sunday Polk County deputies and Independence police joined efforts when two fights between Mexican and Independence upset over his father's difficul lii up vi f.J uiiu vi aas uiw Mideast placed the Soviet Union in a disadvantageous military po-3 sition. (Add.

stories ea pages and II.) Fair, Warm himself with a razor blade in a Range in Eastern Oregon PORTLAND (AP) Lightning IBorate-spreading plane checked tered with blood. li pound the ground, shout, whistle, but in no way touch the animal. Festival Days ties. A congressional subcommittee had been investigating the "He told me the wounds were suicide attempt Saturday while his beautiful blonde wife begged youths led officers to believe that self-inflicted," Elie reported. pocked range and brushland fires flames.

senior Goldfine's relations with presidential assistant Sherman racial irouuie uireaieueu vu cxpiuue It was part of Mint Festival Goldfine refused to be taken to him not to till himself. Part of the fire-fighters Came here. Adams and with federal agencies. Days being celebrated here. On Forecast the hospital in an ambulance and said he would go only in a police Maxwell Goldfine.

in his capac The festival- concludes Sunday over Eastern Oregon late Saturday. The Bureau of Land Management said a 100-acre fire in the Baker District was out of control John C- Hunt, fire control offi ft) 'I car. The bathroom floor ana fix with a free horse show at the Although no extra patrols were planned by Polk County sheriffs deputies, Sheriff Neofeldt's office reported that deputies would go into Independence ''meaning busi ity as wool buyer for the 'family textile enterprises and operating tures were covered with blood. grade school during the afternoon. Continued fair and warm weath- er is predicted for the Salem area head of one of the Goldfine nulls, Mrs.

Goldfine, a Sarasota girl from the Mexican labor camp at Ontario. Vale District reported three lightning fires. One was on Miller Creek, 30 miles west of Vale, with 50 men holding the lines. Another on Long Creek 45 miles north of Vale and one on Alder Creek north of Vale were controlled be (Story aad pictures a Page II.) through Monday, weathermen at McNary Field said early this had been called oar from time to time for supplementary testimony ness" if caned upon this week or and former night club singer who used the name Ldurie Dale, and in the Washington hearings. Goldfine were married 18 months lathe future.

(Story also a Tag Baldock Out of Iraq cer for BLM in Oregon, said 61 men and dozers were on the lines. The fire is burning 15 mOes South of Baker on Morgan Mountain. Two other fire in the same Police rushed the 36-year-old Goldfine- to Sarasota Memorial Hospital in a squad car. Doctors reported most of the "80 to 100" razor cuts were superficial and said be would recover. It was 4:08 a.m.

when Manager Stanley Harwood of the Sun Tide Motel called police to report a disturbance in the Goldfines' room. When patrolman Donald G. Elie arrived. Goldfine's estranged wife. Claire, said her husband was locked in the bathroom and "I think be is committing Elie.

a friend of Goldfine, called morning. The highest temperature today is forecast at with the lowest tonight a i Si, weathermen I added. tl ago while she was appearing at a Boston night She is' toe daughter of Mrs. Martha Ferren The Weather fore they could spread. Hunt said more lightning was state highway engineer, and Mrs.

district started by lightning were checked by showers, he said. Baldock are safely out of Iraq en Associated Press reported that 1 of Tampa. Goldfine has two chil Today's forecast: Fair and The 50-acre fire on Juniper dren by a previous marriage. Northern Oregon beaches forecast calls for lata night and morning I Ltontinued warm through Mon Nasser Signs Pact CAIRO tv President Nasser 'of the United Arab Republic Saturday signed a treaty of mutual de-(tM with tba new revolutionary Mtwvmsot leaders of, Iraq ia Dajaajata.yria, Mountain, which was controlled expected to increase the fire danger. Fire danger remained moderately high in Western Oregon Saturday but ao fires wen reported in ferata.

i Mrs. Goldfine i arrived here two route to Japan, It was learned Saturday. Fears for their safety had been expressed since tba rebellion early low ckMd with sunny condiLum day with the high today naar It. low- tonight near 55. weeks ago to establish res-donee tliis afternoon.

Ternperaturea will Friday, broke out again Saturday and swept over 3DO more acres bafort 9l craw of mea and a Maxwell GoidiLnt prior to filing suit for divorc. trsmpwa taport page a) rang trera a to tt. .1 last it him OomsJi th door but Gold-,.