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By WILMOT IIEBCIIERI . WASHINGTON (AP)-The Eisen bower administration urged Con- gress Monday to invest an addit- ional 84.900.000.000 in foreign aid as insurance against "augmented dangers to the free world.” "Military assistance is still

be relaxed in any degree." John l-loiiinger, director of the interna- tional Co-operation Administration, told the Senate foreign relations committee.

"Although today Soviet tactics are placing greater emphasis on economic overtures to the less de- veloped nations- there is no indica- tion that the danger of military aggression is over.

COMMUNIST BUILDUP "Communist military build-up in many parts of the world and com- munist distribution oi modern weapons provide augmented dan- gers to the free world."

The administration is asking for- eign aid funds for the fiscal year beginning July l. Its new budget is 32.200.000.000 more than Con- gress voted last year. l-iollister, who runs the foreign aid program. said about 33,000,000-000 worth of the new money would be used for military assistance.

Under questioning. the foreign aid chief said "there always is danger" of a renewal of fighting in Korea:

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needed and defence efforts cannot 9-? in

Without American help- he said. Korea cannot "maintain in the field the largest free world army in Asia. facing a strong enemy across I narrow deniiiitartsed ttrlp. "That enemy may strike in new aggregsalon at any time." Holilster

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Around Formosa. too, he said- the communists may, "for their own reasons. decide at any time to attack."

President Eisenhower sent his semi-annual report on the mutual security program to Congress to- day. disclosing that the United States has shipped more than 312.- 400-000.000 worth of weapons and other military supplies to its free world allies in the last six years.

The general magnitude of mil- itary forces being maintained by all countries receiving U.S. help. the piesident said "is equivalent to more than 200 divisions. over 2,000 naval ships and about soo air squadrons."

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OUTFITTER OF PRINCE DIES. CALGARY (CP)-Eneas McCor-

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B0. A former alderman be was a partner in a leather goods store.

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The 80 foot walls are finished in pastel shrimp and this color is broken only where the differ- rnl sections are clearly marked in large letters. Natural light streams through the large win- dows at the front while ariifical lighting is provided by M00 feet of fluorescent lighting.

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