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'Truman Stresses Farm Program In Illinois Address By ERNEST B. VACCARO ABOARD TRUMAN CAM PAIGN TRAIN, Oct. 13 PV President Trumn directed hit Vote SDDeal to th. U'ltmntln mnA Minnesota dairy country today. He headed Jor St. Paul and a major address after a rousing re ception in Illinois where he laid auwn a tour-point iirm program. In a talk .r SnHnefi.iH in night, Mr. Truman told' a crowd ui o.uuu mat uov. 1 nomas E. Dewev is har-kpri hv Uoll CtNu.fr . and that he is aligned with unie queer cnaracters. Interest In the MnofrmW t. tlon in Minnesota is concentrated In the campaign ot Mayor Hu bert Humphrey, Democratic larm Labor candidate, to unseat Sen. Joseph H. Ball, Republican IIIIUIIIIN-Ill. . Senator Rail inniwiriait r I dent Roosevelt In 1944 on the foreign policy Issue. He hat been under constant attack Irom labor organizations this year. Humphrey, t h e Minneapolis mayor, led the fight In the last Demrocratic convention tor the auupuon 01 tne strong civil rights plank which fanned the flames of southern dissension within the nartv The Democrats are hopeful of picKing up a senate seat In Min nesota and some Republicans concede a close race. Senator Taft IR.-Ohio) has said Ball may iuse. The Springfield speech, com ing after Mr. Truman laid a wreath on the tomb of Abraham Lincoln, featured such assertions by the president as: "I wish we had at least as much bi-partisan support for our agricultural policy as we have for our foreign policy." 'They I the Republicans) tell you that they favor farm price sunnort. Rut while vnn .t here on a powder keg waiting for uiiwB ,g www up, uicy in me fuse." He said the Republicans have "departed from the fundamental principles of Lincoln" and added: "The masters of the Republi can party today would have been the hitter enemies of Lincoln in his time. Just as they are the enemies of his principles today." Wallace to Brave NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEIUHG, OREGON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1948 SECTION 2 Pq. FIVE Pickets Are All at Sea Party' fs Enemies In Georgia Speech CHICAGO, Oct. 13 (jPV-Henry Wallace spattered by eggs and shouted down by hecklers at some meetings on his recent cam paign swing through Southeast ern states is going to Georgia. The Progressive Partv announ ced yesterday that Its presidential candidate will fly to Dalton, Ga.. on Saturday. Oct. 16. There he will address between 800 and 900 preacners at a national meeting of the Church of God. Wallace did not visit Georgia on his recent southern trip. His party has "encountered violent opposition In Georgia where party members have been kid napped and beaten." according to C. B, "Beaney" Baldwin, Wal lace's campaign director. - Last night, in a radio talk to Americans of Italian descent. Wallace said "the men of Wall Street and the military" are "making an American colony out of Italy." In a continuation of his attacks, on American foreign policv. Wal lace said the Marshall plan is not helping Italy and the "bank ers and generals must stop Interfering in Italy under the false guise of helping Italy." "We forced" the I Italian) gov ernment to drop the Communists representing 40 per cent of the Italian people so that a big busi ness, landlord government could take power." said Wallace. " He said the V. S. "cut off Italy's source of grain In Russia and eastern Europe, and halted her foreign trade with eastern' Europe." I ,. ; Striking oil workers take to boats to picket tank cars entering ths Oleum, Calif, refinery of the Union Oil Company. Circles Indicate three boatloads of picktU cruising Saa rrandsco Bay. They pelted trains with rocks. - .... tV i ... iKsJ, .'v.; . j i. This Puerto Rican, working under the biasing Caribbean sun, seems to have a nice cool job chopping Ice. But the "ice" is salt At Cabo Rojo, tons of sea water are allowed to flow into foot-deep pools. The hot tun evaporates the water in a month and ths re ' mstnlng salt is hsrvested. The Spaniards set up the Industry over 100 years ago and the operations haven't changed much since then. U'lnt. nf Oil tA 14 mlUa ru hour are called moderate gales Second Annual Sal of Registered and Commercial ABERDEEN ANGUS BREEDING CATTLE TO BE HELD 1:00 p.m. Wednesday. Oct. 20, 1948 t Fairgrounds, Red Bluff, California 100 Head Offered Direct from Pasture NO SPECIAL FITTING Cews with Calves at Side . Yeung Herd lull Prospects Bred Cows Commercial Cows, Heifers and Calves Bred Hsifsrt (tear Calves for Show Purposes Selling tingle and at the tide of their dami WRITE FOR FREE CATALOG! RANCHERIA ANGUS ANDERSON, CALIFORNIA Cel. Earl Watsra Auctioneers Cel. Clartnoe Dudley 1 ur vqst rosorvos N j assure you of J 5 true pre-war quality- TT Remember 5 , J taaskferitl JT' - - - f I fS -f1 l-; by noma. w VTOj rsonr cbaim MXTmat snirrt axcnxvcTU. DrrrnjjNO cosronnow riiLaotLPiriA, Tk. Seldltr Rtachtt Horn Minuttt Nfort Dad Diet READING, Pa.. Oct. 1JV A Reading soldier reached home last night after a flight from Germany, Just five minutes be fore his 71-year-old father died of a cerebral hemorrhage. ' The father, George Ellas Thom as, recognized hit son, Ellas, and clasped nls, hand a few minutet before he died, members of the family said. The son had obtained emer gency leave from his Army post in Frankfurt, Germany, after learning of his father's Illness. He started the air trip from Germany Monday morning. Thomas is survived also by hit widow and eight other children. Sen. Barkley Dares Political Rivals To Follow Him EN ROUTE WITH SENATOR BARKLEY, Oct. 13-K.Ti Daring his opponents to follow him. Sen. Alben W. Barkley. Democratic vice-presidential nominee, headed today Into the Southwest to take in i wo not senatorial fights. He scheduled speeches tonight at Clovis, N. M., tomorrow after noon at Clinton, Okla.. and to morrow night at Enid. Okla. Berkley will plug hard for the election of Clinton P. Anderson In New Mevlnn ,iul fA dVw. S. Kerr In Oklahoma. as ne turned from the West Coast with three speeches ves terriav In the t nm AnAi. "mkley chlded Govs. Dewev and Warren for not being specific In their discussion of campaign Is sues and accused them of "walk- ins With thele h.aH. I tk. clouds." Noting that the paths of his rivals often have crossed his, the lu-year-oia Harkley said: "If thev follnui. m. .k. country between now and Nov. 2 their tongues will be hanging out like a shepard dog's." Barklev reneu-eH hi, M.itlf.m of th. unit, v;;v.. ."a": .IIU MIU WIC 1 iii a icuui-uon jaw was passed oyi Republicans to "appease and please those who contributed to their campaign fund." Barkley was Introduced at Long Beach by James Roosevelt, son of the late president, and at Los Angeles bv A. F. Whitney, president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. Scarcity of Low Cost Houses Eyed At Portland Probe PORTLAND. Oct. 12 (-PiNa tlonal Housing Expediter Rav mond M. Foley planned to confer toaay wun nulldlng Industry groups to learn why more low cost houses have not been built here. After hearing arguments fav oring use of Swan Island bar racks and dormitories as stop-gap housing for flood evacuees. Folev told civic leaders and officials the plan wasn't the best solution. He said he would take the plan to convert the barracks to family units under advisement, however. City Housing Authority Commit tee members had said the Van port and North Portland flood victims must soon be moved from trailers where they are unhappy. Foley-asked at one point "what are we going to do with these people permanently? Push them around from Swan island to Duck Island to Gaose Island?" 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