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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1952)
Fhe Nation and the World... Morse Offered 'Gift' Position Compiled by Andy Salmins From the Wires of the Associated Press (Al’)—Oregon's Senator Wayne Morse has told The Ore >’onian in a telephone interview Monday that he was offered a n},di position in public life,” indicating that it would have been 1 exchange for his support of Eisenhower, the Republican pres '■ ntial candidate. Morse refused to name the post, but said hat he will produce documentary evidence when he returns io (fregon after the election to support his claim that he re ceived the offer. Morse said that or his return he will deliver a talk en titled: “Now it can be told.” He said last week that he will vote for the Democratic presidential nominee. Governor Stev enson, but he announced today that he will remain a Republi can and will seek the GOP renomination for the senate. ■Morse declared during the in terview: "The behind-the-sccne re presentations made to me by the Eisenhower crowd convinced me they would stoop to anything to gain victory. The people of the state of Oregon are entitled to know what kind of dealing the Ei enhoWer people have been do ing." Morse said also that there was a rumor that he has been off ered the post general counsel for the CIO. The senator called these rumors "typical of the kind of sn ear tactics my reactionary op ponents have been spreading about me for years." * * * TrumanHits GOPGroup i/l»: President Truman has is sued a special statement Monday •accusing the Republican:; of delib erately twisting his words to make it sound that Dwight D. Kisen how r, the Republican presidential candidate, is against the Jews and Catholics. “I said no much tiling and in need meant no sueh thing, and any fair person who reads what in fact I did say, must lx* shock ed by the absurdities of the press of the last few days,” declared Truman and added: “I know the Republican candidate is neither anti-C'athollc nor anti-Jcwish, but why does he give his en dorsement to such men?” The president referred to Senators McCarthy und .tenner who help migration hill. The president has ed to put through McCarran im . denounced the act repeatedly and said last Friday that Kisenhowor cannot escape responsibility for ' associations with those Republi can senators. • “That is what I said last Friday and that is what I say today. The practices of those senators—the 'practices of the big lie and char acter assassination are identified .with the so called 'master race theory’ and no amount of distor tion can change the fact,” said •Truman further. lewis is Silent; Strike Continues l/P) The soft coal mine oper ators have appealed to John L. Lewis to tell his mine workers to go hack to work, .but no answer has been received this far. The operators said that it was * not their fault that they can’t pay the $1.90 raise negotiated in the last contract. The wage sta bilization board has cut 40 cents off the increase. Lewis has not said anything so far about the situation which led to a strike of more than 305,000 jniners laying off work. There are reports that Lewis has summoned the policy committee of his union -to o Washington meeting tomor row. 'Angry' Ike Blasts Demos </Pi Dwight D. Eisenhower, the Republican presidential candidate, blasted angrily his opponents dur ing his tour through the North east. “I believe that corruption in government is not something to shrugged off. That Is why this scandal - a - day administration stands before the country dis credited,” said Eisenhower. He charged that the opposition is spreading lies and poison and cried: “I get to the point where I get too angry to speak. You speak for me on November 4.” He said also that he had been accused of being anti-Semitic and anti-Catholic, and contin ued: ‘‘Thank goodness I got such friends as Cardinal Spellman, Uabbi Silver, and Bernard Ba ruch to answer those lies in a hurry.” His running mate, Senator Nix on of California, denied in a speech Monday charges that Eisenhower is not master of his own campaign. ‘Stevenson is not running. Truman and Aeheson are running Steven son. They've got a ring in his nose,” said the vice-presidential candidate earlier. * * Kenya Rebels Against British </P)—A rebellion has broken out in the British East African colony Kenya and Britain is rushing troops to Nairobi, the capital of Kenya, where martial law has been declared. Mail Man, a secret native so ciety, is pillaging and killing in a campaign to drive out the Brit ish. During the night the rebels burned the swanky white polo club in Nairobi. The British, afraid of a repeti tion of what is happening in Ma laya, landed 12 planes with troops in Nairobi and are sending the cruiser Kenya to the colony. « * * Adlai Attacks Eisenhower, Taft (•'Pi—The Democratic standard bearer, Adlai Stevenson, told his audience in Springfield, Illinois, that Eisenhower is going around saying one thing, but that Sen ator Taft is assuring the country that Eisenhower really means something else. “While the galaxy of political followers ride off in all direc tions with the General strug gling mightily to keep from fall ing off the thrashing elephant, the expediency of it all Is show ing through—no policy, no pro gram, and no real faith in the future in America,” said Steven son. AWS Officers Plan Saturday Confab The Associated Women Stu dents’ workshop, a meeting of all AWS cabinet officers from Ore gon colleges, is scheduled for Sat urday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Problems and ideas in AWS gov ernment and organization will be discussed, according t6 Joan Walk er, general chairman. Committee chairmen for the af fair include Pat Gildea, publicity; Joeine Gray and Florence Wright, registration; and Tina Fisk, pro gram. Campus Calendar 11:45 Chem Staff 110 SU Noon Athletic: Dept 113 SU French Table 111 SU Kiddie Kara 112 SU 2:00 HC Finance Comm 213 SU 3:00 HC Dance Decor 315 SU 4:00 Noise Parade 333 SU Directorate 302 SU 6:30 Football Movie Bllrm SU Bally Bd 111 SU Phi Theta 214 SU 7:00 Christian Sci 1st Fir Gerl Prop Club 112 SU IVC'F 333 SU 7:30 IRC 315 SU Scabbard & Blade 110 SU YWCA Holds First Fireside October 30 oopnomore women will be enter taincd at the Y sophomore cab inet's first fireside of the term from 6:15 to 730 p.m. Oct. 30. Cards and holiday refreshments are planned for the evening social hour to be held at Kappa Kappa Gamma. Tickets for the fireside will go on sale in the women’s houses by r Y representatives this week. Tick ets are 10 cents. The firesides, first of five for the year, are replacing last year’s sophomore desserts. Co-chairmen for the fireside are Ann Hopkins and Sue Fuller. Read and use Emerald classi fieds. LAMP SA LE Save V2 on the purchase of any Lamp in stock having our 4th Annual 19c lamp sale • • • Buy one lamp at the regular price and receive any lamp of equal value for only 19c. Your Choice of 1400 Lamps Make your selections today! M. K. FURNITURE Appliances - Hardware - Sporting Goods 1575 West 11th at Chambers FREE PARKING Phone 4-9741 Do you have to make eyes to make A’s? We could flutter our lids till our eve balls ached and it wouldn't help. Our Prof is strictly business. lie’s the public. Every 6 months Bell Telephone Com panies ask the public for their grades. 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