Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 2, 1952)
World News Capsules —- — - Truman Picks Eastern Republican To Investigate Federal Corruption Compiled by Leonard Calvert (Wr°m the wires of the United Press and Associated Press) I resident I ruman lias given \"c wbold Morris, prominent Xew ork Republican the job of investigating tlie corruption in the federal government. Morris will have wide powers of in vestigation as special assistant to Attorney General Howard McGrath. However, McGrath said that Morris ownes no al legiance to the attorney general or the president for his appoint ment and Morris has announced that the first federal agency he will investigate will be the Justice department. ♦ ♦ ♦ West Germany is the first. . . ... to agree formally to the Schurnan plan for the pooling of Euro pean Coal and steel. In ratifying the plan, West Germany agreed to share her coal and steel with five other European nations for the next fifty years. Progress in the Korean talks ... ... Is said to have been made in lower level discussion on truce ground rules. However, the Reds have refused to return 60,000 Korean civilians and are hesitating about agreeing to behind the lines inspec tion during the truce. The truce talks were to continue Friday night. ' ♦ ♦ ♦ Negotiations with Britain . . . .. are the only normal way to settle Egypt's dispute with Britain over the Suez canal and the Sudan, the new Egyptian premier. Aly Maher Pasha. Haid Friday. The chief question facing the two sides is on what basis to open the talks. Aneurin Bevan has accused . . . ... Prime Minister Winston Churchill's government of using Britain's financial crisis as an excuse for destroying socialized medicine. Bevan attacked a government bill which calls for sharp deductions In the na tional health service and said its passage would mean the end of so cialized medicine. Fellow labontes are talking of Bevan as a future prime minister. ♦ ♦ ♦ Senator Estes Kefauver has entered . . . ... in the primary elections of six statea. He is running for the presdential nomination in Ohio, Illinois. New Hampshire, California and Florida. Meanwhile. the Republican supporters of Taft and Eisenhower both claim to have made gains fo rtheir candidate. Taft forces claim to have the pledges of eight delegates from New York and the Eisen hower supporters say that the first two delegates elected in Oklahoma have pledged their votes to Eisenhower. ♦ ♦ ♦ The Marine Corps . . . • . . . has awarded its 12th Medal of Honor to S Sgt. Archie Van Winkle of Pinehurst, Wash. He received the award for continuing to fight in the face of heavy odds and despite a serious wound. HUNGRY DAD? To Give Dad a Tasty Treat Come on Down and Let Him Eat at the PIT BARBEQUE It can’t be beat! Dad's Day Signs Judged at 9 a.m. Dad'x Day aiytiH will h. Judged this morning at. 9 a.m., according to Mary Bennette, contest chair man. Judges are Sidney W. Claypool, owner of Claypool’s Drugs, Vir ginia Wright, assistant program director of the Student Union. G. F. Andrews, assistant professor of architecture, and Mrs. Cy New man, Dad's Day hostess. Decisions will be based on 25 points for originality of theme, 10 points for color and 15 points for sentiment of the signs. Each living organization has chosen its own theme for the con test. Signs are to be two dimen sional; cost of materials must not exceed $10, signs are to have no movable parts. The winner of the contest will be announced during half-time of the basketball game tonight. If the cellophane used at the Delco Products Division of Gen eral Motors for wrapping electric motor rotors and stators during a year's production were made into a bag, it would be big enough to contain the City of Detroit, with room at the top for a ribbon. r GIVE DAD A REAL TREAT Delicious Swedish and American Dishes Recommended by Duncan Hines Something He'll Remember Smorgasbord ON KINCAID JUST OFF 13th We’re glad, Dad WELCOME TO DAD'S DAY, DAD . . . we're mighty glad you could come! And for your convenience, here's an invitation to shop at our "Campus-Close" store. For toiletries, pharmaceutics, photographic supplies, and hun dreds of other items . . . make TIFFANY-DAVIS your store. 1950 Franklin Boulevard. Downtown store, 8th and Willamette. * . University of Oregon Co-operative Store
