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Obsarvtr, La Grande, Jan. 23, Alert Detective Tracks Down r3-Liberian Pfesidont Eyes Common III I 111 M. fm rr. jviarKer ror vvesr African stares i 1 'I hOIWAl I 1 i mow MUCH mow EDITOR'S NOTE: African I'atfi ihould procttd slowly In contid'ring social, economic and political union, Prttidont Tub-of Liberia says in tht ol-Irving txclutive interview. Tho writrr it tho vict proiidtnl and general Euiopcai managtr of Unittd Pros Htorna ional, now 01 a tcur of Africa.

By THOMAS R. CURRAN UPI Staff Writtr President William V. Tubman ol l.i)cria said today he fawned some sort of an economic com- West Africa that we must show much caution and consideration in what we do." He added: "Conditions nrc too unsettled to le'erminc now what countries would fit into any kind of social, conomic or political union. "Nunc of us knows enough about our neighbors down be. yet.

All West African states have been si paraled by rti'icial boundaries and there's too little communication across the borders." Wants Economic Unity Tubman said African leaders should delay "any serious talks" Wrathcr pfKurr Inr tlir next 20 tyi fJlN for blw seasonal norma Ib vvrr wrstrrn half ut nation, normal ur brttrr in rjs.t. Stuttering Man MIAMI RKACI! 'I'I'I 1 Do-iiitive I'at Perdue was sitting on i cafe stool having cup of heii be bund a familiar inini'ile cniiiiiig from a phoie ''(Mill) "Whu's that in the phono i.o th." he asked a waitress. "Why that's John the Stutter-ir," she answered. Perdue liiirne I back to the sta-iin-i and re'resheil his memory in he dies: John Dorler. 52.

alias Mumbles, al.as John the Stutterer; four yea in federal prison after xirg convicted with Fia'ik J. Velsun in a (XIO swindle. Pctilue a id three i.e.- ditic-live trade their ma 1 to hotel i-riilay broke in the door. The-e stiod John the Stutterer and Nelson flushing horse bets ilon the toilet, the officers The poiceincn said they re-tricnid enough evidence to brinK, el urges of gambl ng. failure to il.e criminal registration ar.it icy.

liory Coast. Mali. Gamia, Sierra l.cone and Liberia Tubman went on to sav that the lirsi steps in st lengthening ties between Afi iea'is should be le-regional "not contiiicn'al. econiini ic not t-olitical Need Trained Pocplo Tubman s.ud ho favors, lor example, opening "Hie door to in enterprises icqiiuing grcaler resources and markets than a ly single count has available." He added: "The biggest need is fur amed people here cooeration between nations makes the most se'ise. We should pool our resources so each nu'ioil as access to existing eilucatunal a training institutions in othoi cmntnes." Tubman "dared: if 1 cocld give any useful al-viee to new states it would be tins "Avoid the old nation strifes, racial bigotry, aid eki-s haired, end the qua.rels bcUcvi African states and spend this energy getting to know each other." mm niarki for Liberia and the new independent slates All il bul ail talk of in West i unni auer tne auveni ol political independence in October.

He add- 3 aided with that "our minimum wish and me" iters should Ix- caution. Slatting bis ar as president. Tubman said in an exclusive I'I'I interview "with all this agitation for takeovers aid giving ii) national sovereignty I have been preaching the doctrine to my fellow heads of slate in tvf MODUATI LIGHT iIi'sks? would be to see all West Air ican nations fit into some kind of economic unity like the Ku'o pcan common market but it must depend on the respective countries themselves." The Liberian president added: "The basis should exist for stronger economic tics and exchanges bctwen Guinea, Ghana, Nigeria, Cameroon, Togoland, the ACTOR DOUGLAS KENNEDY Amazing Transparent Man REMEMBER WHEN Bulk of the nation will experience above normal precipitation for the period, except for northwest and the extreme southwest. Four Oregon Solons Back 25 years ago, the l.atalnl lul met at the home of Mrs. W.

13. Carpenter on Adams Ave nue, with a luncheon anil limine leaturcd. Winning high score It's So EASY was Mrs. Charles Spaeth, with Film Contest Plays Here "What would you do?" is the simple question posed by MIT's Million Dollar Movie It Contest, row playing through Jan. 28 at the Granada theatre, in conjunction with the engagement of The Amazing Transparent Man." One'i answer, in 10 to JO simple words, to that question could win ti.e of over 50,000 contest prizes.

In this film, a Russian scientist, Dr. demonstrates his amazing invention of an invisible ray. Mrs. Carl I'usey, fourth hinh. Mrs.

Paul Bull was announced as next hostess for the meeting in her Lyman apartment residence. Imbler High School defeated Civil Rights WASHINGTON 1 1 Pl Backers of civil rights legislation public bed today a secret list of 175 House who have signed a petition to dislodge a stalled civil rights bill from the Rules Committee. The list included 145 Democrats and 30 Republicans. It was made public by the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights in an el fort to bring pressure on those who haven't signed. Democratic liberals planned a talkathon in the House next Wednesday to persuade more Republicans to join their drive.

A minimum of 219 signatures a majority of the House, is need Lnterprise 17 to 13 in a "control ball" basketball tilt, with Imhlcr's 9 1 advantage at the end the list quarter holding up. Sparking the victors was Crouser with six vvitn it he can turn a man or points. Stickler picked up four to pace Enterprise. an army of men transparent A new $50,000 furnished home a Chevrolet each year for life two around thc-world trips, and two $10,000 cash college scholar chips constitute the national priz es in the movie contest. Two 15 years ago, there was somewhat of a juvenile problem facing the city, according to local police.

Car cloutings and robberies were numerous on the part of youth gangs. Police recovered more than 100 cartons of cigarettes in a raid on a youth ed to discharge the bill from the1 hundred all expense vacation trips to Hollywood, Disneyland. Tournament of Hoses, Rose Bowl retreat. Even A Child Can Place A CLASSIFIED AD With The OBSERVER The allies reported big gains in Rules Committee and bring it to the floor. By slates the leadership conference's list included Arizona 1 1)) Stewart Udall.

Culilornia James Hoos-velt, John Shelley, Clyde Doyle, the European Theater of Operations, with the Germans with drawing Panzer lead elements of c- 7 'I I Sfe game, Palm Springs and Las Vegas make up the state prize list. Over 50,000 local prizes involving refrigerators, mink coats, sporting goods, speed boats, puppy dogs and model toys among countless other items, will be awarded U.S. moviegoers. Local and state winners will know of their good fortune within 30 days. National winners will be announced next December.

their crack troops within the Ar Harold T. Johnson, George Ka- dennes Salient after the Americans had stalled the drive. In the Pacific, Mat-Arthur's troops were only GO miles from Manila. leading to the city dump. "There will be no future warn ings.

Statutes provide for a $100 line or 30 days in jail for this i.l tense. This law will be enforc Police Warn Trash Haulers Oregon State Police have issu sell, George P. Miller, John J. Mi Kail, Clem Miller. Harlan Ho-gan.

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Dave Urizendinc said cd a warning to careless haulers of trash and garbage. Numerous "We always have had cooperation in cleaning this problem up in the past. Garbage hauled in that direction should be disposed romplaints have been received at OSP heaquartcrs concerning per sons dumping trash along the cl at the Brizendinc add road and in driveways along roads cd U.S. Adopting Tougher Attitude Toward Red China Over Formosa Simply Call WO 3-3161 By PHIL NEWSOM UPI Staff Writer As the date of a four-power summit meeting with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev druws nearer, the United States seems to be adopting an increasingly lough line toward Red China. Army Secretary Willier Bruckcr this week carried another step forward the cvulutioil of V.

S. policy in the Kornmsa area when he declared that the would act to stop Communist aggression against any of Nationalist China's territory including the yui nioy and Matsu Islands. It was a forthright statement of a U.S. attitude which has been developing steadily in the last the collapse of Nationalist Chinese armies on the mainland in IIHH and has witnessed a total turnabout of U.S. policy.

In lli.KI. President Truman declared the U. S. "has no desire to establish military buses on Formosa at this time" and will "not pursue a course" involving it in China's civil war. In that same year.

Secretary of State Dean Acheson omitted iHh Korea and Formosa in his definition of the U.S. "defense per-imiter" in the Far East. The switch came aftT Red Chinese intervention in the United Nations Korean police action and which since has resulted in upwards of a billion dollars worth of military aid to Chiang Kai Slick's Formosa bastion. Bruck'T's statement not only is a reiteration of U.S. support for Nationalist Chinese President Chiang Kai Slick, it ulso places the U.S.

defensive line within gunshot of the Hcil Chinese coast. year, but which is a considerable extension of the U.S. Nationalist Chinese Mutual Security Treaty announced in December, IM.Vt. That treaty defined the territories of Nationalist China as Iw-ing limited to "Formosa and the Pescadores." Question Excluded The question of the olf shore islands, of which the yuemoys and Matsus are a part, deliberately was excluded. It is possible that Hiuiker's statement ut this particular time is a part of the pre summit jixk-eying taking place as both the United Slates and Russia seek to place themselves in the most advantageous iosition at the conference table.

In this category may lie placed President Eisenhower's announcement removing the ban on further U. S. nuclear tests. Brucker's timing was significant both in the light of the summit meeting now scheduled for May 16 and the fail that the date also Start coincides with improving eat he Boise Cascade Seeks New Firm Boise Cascade Corporation of Boise, Idaho, is negotiating for the purchase of a Colorado lum ber firm, Hallaek Howard Lumber Company of Denver. M.

Gale Reals, general manager Mt. Kmily I uniln Company here, one of several Pacific Northwest holdings ol Boise Cascade, s'id the Denver (inn consisted of a wholesale building materials ai also had a branch at Pueblo tnd a retail outlet al Arvada. both in Colorado. Other propertie.se to be inelu-tied in the purchase would be large saw nulls at South Fork. Colorado, and Winchester, Idaho In addition, Hallaek Howard al owns a large lumber plant at Lnglcwood, Colorado.

conditions (or military oeralions in the Formosa straits. Should Red Chinese irritation that they have lx-cn excluded from the summit meeting lead them lo adventurous ideas of their own. they certainly would not overlook that particular advantage. Dattt Back To '48 The Formosa dispute dates from When You Want To BUY, SELL. RENT Or EXCHANGE Anything Of Value And We'll Do The Rest For You.

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Under the proposed law. if a person refused to take a blood test, he would be liable for license suspension (lending a hearing be- Eastern Oregon In Power Request Bonneville power administration appropriations request for the new fiscal year President Eisenhower's budget message in eluded $2,213,000 for Eastern Oregon and parts of Montana. Haho and Washington. A construction program of 000 for the new year, incluil ing a small carryover from present funds, represents a decrease of $816,000 from the current year program. Operations and main LA Teachers III With Flu, Classes Doubled LOS ANGELES UPI' So many teachers were home ill with 'Asian flu Friday that city school officials had to double up Too classes.

Health officials, however, were hopeful the two-week epidemic which has stricken more than an estimated nllion residents has reached its peak tenance funds of $10.97.1.000 would provide an increase of to perform major main-If nance on facilities lore the motor vehicle depart-1 menl.