'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
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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. -
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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
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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?"
He said what was needed were
houses costing $4,000 to $6,000. He
said Portland builders have such
plans but have not built very
many such dwellings.
The conferences were aimed at
using some $6,000,000 available
for emergency housing for flood
victims. About $4,000,000 of fed
eral funds already have been
used.
Between 1776 and 1820, a quar.
ter of a million Europeans Im
migrated to the United States,
half the number which poured
In each year between 1890 and
1900.
Serve canned baked beans with
a cheese sauce for a Sunday night
supper dish. Add a green salad,
hot rolls and a frult-and-cookle
aessert tor a Well-rounded menu.
Bed linens last longer If al
lowed to rest between use per
iods. Put laundered sheets at the
bottom of 'he linen drawer, using
only those from the top.
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