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Wisconsin State Journal from Madison, Wisconsin • 5

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SECTION 1, PAGE 5 Dial Alpirr 6-3111 WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL, MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1959 FDR Pondered Taking British questions of racial stocks by virtue of their new status as American citizens? In the Pacific, there are cer Colonies in Exchange for Aid tain small British islands which. louse Fund Cutters Near $1 Billion Mark nni frim iho nnnnlatinn or eco- WASHINGTON President Franklin D. Roosevelt once toyed hrf tha I with the idea of taking over British colonies in return for United, mml and MVal of view. States aid, but he figured they would bring on too many headaches. fl djstinct asset d.

Mr. Roosevelt outlined his thoughts on a Jan. 11, mi. memo a WASHINGTON' The magic the Senate is about $896 million. mental appropriations bills later difinite liability.

These are the islands south of from his Hyde Park. N.Y.. home to Secretary of State Cordell Hull after getting a message from; Prime Minister Winston Churchill I "i am not yet clear in my about Britain's hard-pressed fi-mind, however, as to whether the Hawaii (Canton, Enderbury, Christmas, the Phoenix group, and down to Samoa1 and figure of $1 bill ion was within The Senate, on the relatively few on which restored at least some' easy reach Sunday of House ap- bills it has considered, has wiped of the money cut out of the origi-i propriation cutters. lout about million of the'nal appropriations. One more good-sized bill-and House reductions.

Not aU of the appro riation there are five of them in the off-: Despite Senate action-past and cuts wil be reflected in the 0v-ing-could boost beyond $1 bil-anticipated-House Demo cratic ernment's 1960 spending budge1 lion the amount cut by the House leaders have expressed confi nances in the war against Adoll u. S. should consider American Hitler. sovereignty over these islands and tne islands southwest of Hawaii their populations and the twoand gth of the Japanese Man- As things worked out, the U. sent vast aid to Britain andjmainland colonies as something dated islands (the Gilbert and El- this year from President Eben dence that w-hen all the bills have t0 finance tha, b6udgt hr.u-ar fiiiicc fnr nPW TlinriC kacn onanfoH tho ttol rnt twill bower's for new funds others through lend-lease without! worth while or as a distinct lia- requests ueen d.ieu mm mmm mm not onK.

from appropria-be well beyond $1 billion. tions maHp th- vpar bility. Top $1 Billion Based on House action alone, In past years. Congress almost flmic lice groups). "If we owned them, they would be valuable as stepping stores in the control of the Central Pacific area, but, at the same time, Jofo LdL.

1 "If we can get our naval bases, why, for example, should we buy with them two million headaches, demanding territory in return. Some more documents of the period were made public by the State Department Sunday in Vol. Ill of its seven-part series, "For uic lui lu uaic uu id uuia i iu ai lauiy lias B1BBWV i ymiic VearS they would be difficult to defend consisting of that number of hu- Also involved in the 1960 spend ing budget are Treasury transac tions not directly affected by ap Nicaragua Army Bridge Collapses, ITnitptimnn heinps who would he a against Japan or a combination eign Relations of the Captures 15 Hurt in River hires Rebels, Rebels, I propriation bills. In the case of; housing, for example, the Senate: and the House have exceeded the States, 1941." The department definite economic drag on tnis ot Japan witn some oiner navai has a program of stripping se- country and who would stir uplpower." crecy from old diplomatic papers 7 Mr Dnnspvplt tilH Hull that hp Science Shrinks Piles Warns of Others I BIG STONE. Va.

(API Fifteen persons were injured, three President's program. seriouslv, Sunday when a rope MANAGUA, Nicaragua 'UPI norrmi' TiuiHun Hrulap The accepted rule among con- Army Commander Anastasio So-, gressional fiscal experts is that i xt- snapped, toppling them uito moza brother of Nicaragua TT ctrPam about 70 per cent of all appropna- favored Britain's putting up somej form of security against future war orders from the U. so as New Way Without Surgery Finds Healing Substance That Relieve Pain, president, said Sundav the cap- T. tions made for a fiscal year di The small, Ripped by Bolt From the Blue swinging bridge rectly affects spending for that ture of 15 diehard rebels had Stops Itching as it Shrinks Hemorrhoids to help get the then-pending lend lease bill through Congress. But tilted at the height of a moun year.

By that formula, a cut of; year. By that tormula, a smashed the back of a toreign- f.rfii 1 1. 1 Lain auicii.iK it-iivaj nt spawned invasion. at neBar bsaid Ml.on new appropriations Ho amoH hi mmH i I w'ould mean a reduction of about he expresssed doubt that the, For the fi'rst has British had assets of much value! found a new healing substance to the U. i with the astonishing ability to "clobber" any other invaders I at the time and fell about 10 from Cuba or elsewhere.

or 12 feet onto rocks in the! $700 million in government spending, always remembering that some or all of it can be restored later. The President added: "There is always the possibility of their putting up their sovereign Iwan Drohobvcz. 66. of Philadelphia, holds his head in amazement as he sees how a lightning bolt that struck him split his coat and ripped his trouser legs to shreds Sunday. Drohobycz had sought shelter under a tree during a thunderstorm in Philadelphia when the bolt hit him, knocking him to the ground and burning his back and legs.

Nurse Laura Stauffer and orderly Evan Diehl hold Drohobycz' clothes for his inspection at a hospital where Drohobycz was taken for treatment of his burns. AP Wirtphoto West Point-educated Somoza Powell river. spoKe as a caravm. Still to be acted on by the shrink hemorrhoids, stop itching, and relieve pain without surgery. In one hemorrhoid case after striking improvement" was reported and verified by doctors' observations.

Pain was relieved promptly. And, while gently relieving prougni mio luandgua i0 i.u, House are bills financing the for- ty to and over certain colonies, such as Bermuda, the British West Indies, British Honduras, and British Guinea Mr. Roosevelt probably meant Guiana). a problem!" And among these sufferers were a very wide variety of hemorrhoid conditions, some of 10 to 20 years' standing. AH this, without the use of narcotics, anesthetics or astringents of any kind.

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and internal injuries. Utruction, the new space agency, They were Charlie Tipton, Atomic Commission, Oinchport; Harold Culbenson, 1 nri afJpnriPc WISCONSIN Can't Afford Dowry, Family Takes Poison MADRAS, India UP Seven The only survivor was an 11-members of a Hindu family swal-1 year-old bov. Near his mother's 41, Blg Stone Gap. and Milton, For these purposes, the Presi D. Bishop.

63, Bristol. dent has requested about $7 bil Seven other persons were given wnieh eives the anprooria- Blue Print Company pain, actual reduction or retraction (shrinking) took place. And most amazing of all this improvement was main- 1 tained in cases where doctors' observations were continued I over a period of many months! In fact, results were so thorough that sufferers were able to make such astonishing statements as "Piles have ceased to be lives who had sworn they never would be taken alive. The prisoners, wedged among SO heavily armed National Guardsmen, included members of ome of Nicaragua's top families. Among them ere Pedro Joaquin Chamorro, editor of the newspaper La Prensa in Nicaragua, and Luis Cardenal, a landowner whose wife is a first cousin of President Luis Somoza.

Gen. Somoza said he was awaiting further invasions from anti-Somoza forces in Cuba, Venezuela, and Honduras. emergency treatment at the tion cutters considerable leeway. lowed poison Saturday at Dindigul j. lay etter ing they had same hospital and released.

The! 13 bills already passed bvlbecause the only daughter couldl v-J Drafting Machines Drafting Tables Drawing Boardi other five apparently did not th annrriatP mm ml marrv for lack of a down'. QeclQea 10 ale require hospital treatment for 571 8m 382 0f the The mother, five sons, and marry tne gin since me their injuries. I daughter died. i family could give her no dowry. I requested by the President.

Police estimated 10.000 persons jammed into the community, located about five miles from the! Kentucky border, for the annual song festival. Thousands were "Whatever comes as an inva don of Nicaragua will be definite-! gathered -in nearby Bullitt park ly under the leadership of Com- and gospel singing was in prog-munists and I'd like to make when the 15 plunged to the firm statement to the effect that! river bottom. we will not plav around with REMEMBER THIS NAME? NUERNBERG Wi Count Felix von Luckner, 78, World War I German sea raider, has been named German grand master of the Knights Templar, a Masonic organization. CUSTOM-TAILORED them," Somoza said. "Let them come, we are ready to clebber them like the others." The general said about 15 to 20 rebels of the original airborne invasion force from neighboring Costa Rica still were loose in the wild hills, but were so disbanded and fearful that they posed no threat to state security.

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