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THE SUNDAY STAR. Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY. DECEMBER 7, 1957
open Mon ' Thur / Fri. & Sat. 9 to 9
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Defense Department
Seeking Supplemental
Budget of $1 Billion
The Defense Department is
preparing a supplemental budget
request for this fiscal year totaling
more than $1 billion, it was
learned yesterday.
Congress granted the military
establishment a total of $49.2
billion this year. A military
budget totaling $40.6 billion for
the fiscal year beginning next July
1 is now at the Budget Bureau
and the White House.
The supplemental budget,
which will be forwarded to the
Budget Bureau within the next
two weeks, is necessitated prin
cipally by new combat pay in
Korea and.mustering out pay for
which Congress told the depart-,
ment to defray what it could from'
other appropriations. It was un
derstood on Capitol Hill that;
some sort of supplemental fund 1
might be necessary.
The largest portion of the re
quest—some S7OO million—will be
for the Army, largely because of
combat pay. The Army and Air,
Force totals are expected to run
around S2OO million each.
Personnel are entitled to $45
a month combat pay for service
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Morse Predicts Independents
I Will Hold Power Within Decade
By the Associated Press
PITTSBURGH, Dec. 6.—Sena- i
tor Wayne L. Morse said today
‘‘Liberals’’ have not controlled
Congress since 1937, but pre- :
’ dieted independent votes will gain ]
; dominant power in the Govern- j
’ ment within the next 10 years. <
J Speaking at a luncheon meet- !
, ing of 175 members of the Volun- I
teers for Stevenson, Senator Morse
.* : 1
, in the Korean combat zone after j
i May 31, 1950. They must have 1
been subjected to hostile fire for ‘
not less than six days during the '
; month for which they are paid. 1
The law provides for mustering
! out payments of SIOO to veterans '
t with less than 60 days active (
• service; S2OO for those with 60 J
. days service but no foreign serv- 1
!ice: and S3OO for veterans with 60 ,
,; days or more of service outside the
j United States or in Alaska after
June 26, 1&50. f
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Apartments for Parliament !!
OSLO. Construction of an j]
■ apartment house to provide ac
commodations for 35 members of l
the Norwegian Parliament is!:
i under way. It is expected to be;
: completed by January. 1954. 1
said he would continue to vote in
the Senate “as my conscience dic
tates.”
Senator Morse, elected on the
Republican ticket in 1950, sup
ported Democrat Adlai Stevenson
for President. After the election
of Gen. Dwight Eisenhower, the
Senator declared himself an Inde
pendent.
“What is the matter with you
Liberals?” Senator Morse asked
his audience. “You have not been
in control of Congress since 1937.1
A coalition of reactionaries in
both parties runs the Senate.” He
added;
“Within the next 10 years,]
we are going to see a realignment;
of political forces by which the:
independent voter will come into
power.
“They may do it through one or
the other of the existing parties.
I am not talking about forming a
third party, Cut this thing has
been going on since 1912, and one
of these days you will see a crys
tallization of sentiment and the
j Independents pf this country will
'have a party vehicle.”
Senator Morse was in Pitts
burgh to attend a meeting of the
! Military Government Association,
which opened a two-day conven
tion yesterday.
Ferris Heads Red Cross
Drive in Montgomery
George M. Ferris, Chevy Chase,
Md., has been named chairman of :
I the 1953 Montgomery County Red
jCross fund
His appoint
ment was an- ■Bf t :
inounced by I'Wmm
Maj. Gen. Lew
chairman of the K S
Mon tgomery % >«dß
| County Red
of Ferris & Co..
brokerage firm.
He is a member WtKKLmKKM
|of the New Mr - F ® rri *-
jYork Stock Exchange and the New’
York Curb Stock Exchange. He ,
was in the Air Foroe in World ’
War I. !
He is chairman of the National 1
Cathedral School foi* Girls, presi- .
dent of the Homeopathic Hospi- ;
tal and vice chairman of Chevy ;
Chase Village. He belongs to the
Columbia Country Club, Chevy
Chaaa Club, Metropolitan and Ro- ;
tary Clubs. Mr. Ferris has lived
in Chevy Chase for 28 years.
<. The new fund chairman ap-li
| Radio-Active Isotopes
Reveal Leaks in Pipes
•y tho Auociatod Iriu
CHICAGO. 111.—Radio-active
isotopes are being used by plumb
ers to detect leaks in piping, the
Plumbing and Heating Industries
Bureau reports.
Instead of ripping up floors to
find leaks, plumbing contractors
inject radio-active iodine into the
piping by means of a Samson
meter, the radio-active material
can be followed through the pip
ing. Where the isotopes leave the
pipe, that’s where the leak is.
After the test has been com
pleted, the pipes are drained and
flushed with* pure iodine which di
lutes the isotopes and weakens
their radiological power.
Singapore Asks British
For Video Engineers
By tho Auociatod Pro,*
SINGAPORE—The British gov
ernment has been asked to pro
vide experienced television engi
neers to help start a television
transmitting station here.
The suggestion was made by
British Trade Commissioner K. E.
MacKenzie. Radio engineers
working here at present have lit
tle or no telivision experience.
pointed Lanier P. McLachlen,
president of the McLachlen Bank
ing Corp., as vice chairman of
the drive.

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