The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, October 11, 1949, Page 5, Image 5

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    Secretary Matthews Believes
Navy Cuts Impair Security
WASHINGTON. rv in m
Secretary Matthewi said Satur
day the navy believes that run In
naval spending ordered In the
Pentagon would impair the na
tions security.
He testified in a house armed
aervlces committee hearing where
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a storm aheady had been set off
by a, charge that "secret orders"
from the defense department
threatened to ditch the navy's air
arm.
Matthews said the navy Is
bucking the cuts and Secretary ol
Defense Johnson has agreed to
give It a hearing.
Chairman Vinson (D-Ga) first
reported the cut orders, and said
the apportionment was decided
by "defense leaders In the Penta
gon and the other services . . .
out of sympathy with the navy
Oregon's Tax Exempt Property To Bt Surveyed
SALEM, Oct. 11 .P The
State Tax commission Is going to
make a survey to find out how
much property In Oregon Is ex
empt frirt taxation.
The commission said today H
doesn't know how much tax ex
empt property there is in the
state, but It said the amount "is
prodigious In the aggregate."
That means there'i a lot of It.
Exempt property now Includes
that owned by charitable, relig
ious, scientific and educational
Institutions.
The survey probably will be
used by the next legislature to
help decide what exempt prop
erty can be put back on the tax
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air arm."
Vinson said the $336,000,000 re
duction assigned to the navy, out-
side the cuts made by Congress,
i would cut navy and marine avia
'tion "about in half."
Building up his complaint of
unfairness in the Pentagon, Vln
son said he has reliable authority
for a report that the air force
wants all large aircraft carriers
and their air groups out of the
navy.
"The navy would become a pro
tective convoy to move troops and
fight submarines," Vinson said.
He got verification of his fig
ures from Rear Admiral HerBert
G. Hopwood, the navy's budget of
ficer, and Wilfred McNeil, con
troller of the defense department
McNeil said he knows of no dis
crimination against any one serv
ice. It Is all In line, he said, wl:h
plans Johnson announced months
ago to try to bring about an
$800,000,000 saving in defense
spending.
Rep. Brooks (D-La) said John
son is merely trying to carry out
reductions for which the commit
tee applauded him when he tes'l
ficd about his plans months ago.
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features Mel Venter (sorry, no picture) and pretty songstress
Polly Lawrence with Lyle Bardo's 12-piece musical aggregation.
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4:15 Frank Hemingway.
4 ;iO Local Loan Show,
4:4 Music.
5:00 Straight Arrow,
3 ;tO Captain Midnight.
6:0O Cavalcade of Safety.
6:15 Mutual Nrwtrecl.
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9 00 Newa.
B 15 Ruth ft Judy.
9 30 Gum t Star.
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10 no Gregory Hood.
10:.tO Ruhb Morgan Orch.
11:00 Enchanted Hour.
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER II,
6 00 SunriM Serenade.
6:15 Newt.
0:20 Muaic.
630 Rkae at Shine.
7:00 Newt.
7:15 Muele for You.
7:43 Local Newa.
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9 15 Book of Bargalna.
9::io Man About Town.
9:40 Muale.
9:50 Shopper'a Guide.
10:00 Newa.
10:15 Goapel Slngera
10 :to Say It With Muale.
10:45 Art Baker.
1100 Lad tee Flrat.
11 .TO Queen for Day.
12:00 Muni c.
12:15 Sporta Page.
12:25 Muilc.
12:10 Clocking the Start.
12:15 Muatc.
12.40 Local Newt,
13 45 National Newa.
12 55 Market Reporta.
1 oo Man on the Street
1.15 Party Line.
2 iio Against the Storm.
2 ;t0 It a Requeated.
3 00 Muilc.
3:15 School Program.
3 30 Columbua Day Addreaa.
3 45 Harry Jamea.
40O Fulton Lew la. Jr.
4 15 Frank Hemingway.
4 30 Local Loan Show.
4:45 Newt.
5 (M Ti pa and Tune.
3 15 Music.
8 .to Tom Ml
6 00 Men Behind the Melody.
615 Mutual NewareeL
6 .10 Sporta Page.
6 .15 Muatc.
6 40 Local Newt.
6 45 Southland Singing.
7 00 Frank Purdy
7:15 Muaie You Remember.
7 :m ctaco Kid.
6 00 What a the Nam of that Song?
6 30 Three Sunn.
8 45 Tex Beneke.
9 oo Newa.
9 15 HI Neighbor.
9 10 Scandinavian Melody Time.
9 45 Fulton Lewia. Jr.
10 oo John Steele. Adventurer.
10 .10 Runt Morgan.
U noc ue to Muale,
11:30 Sign Off.
YOUTH DIES IN FIRE
SWEET HOME. Oct. 11
Fire killed Faul Johnson. 21, near
here Sunday night. He was trap
ped inside the hlazinp; home of
Rex Rogers, a mile east of Sv?et
Home.
The house burned to the
ground. Johnson was alone In the
building at the time. The origin
of the fire was undetermined.
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