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tack by German civilians on U-S.
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troops and hunger war resulting
from tha lack of unification.
M-cNarney'i demand was con
tained in his monthly report aa
American military governor on
occupation affair. .
Uaa of tobacco aa money ia a
old aa it cultivation it matched
gold aa lega tender in colonial
Virginia.
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Coal Strike
Parley Fails
NEW YORK. Mar 31 (&
Three-man negotiating sub-committees
of the United Mine Work
ers (AFL) and anthracite opera
tors.' meeting in the first day af an
induitry-wida walkout by 75.000
Pennsylvania 'hard coal tniaers,
failed today to. produce' an agree
ment on any point after a- three-'
hour discussion. Both sides agreed
that ' the miners' walkout was
completely effective.
The subcommittees meet again
at 10 am. (EDT) tomorrow.!
Tha immediate effect of the
strike was to deprive the nation's
winter fuel stockpile, of an eti
mated 210.000 tons of hard coal a
day.
3 DIE I.N CLOUDBURST
DETROIT, May 3 M-Three
persons lost their lives as an af
ternoon cloudburst hit the De
troit .area lata today, snarling
transportation and causing prop
erty damage estimated by police
at "many thousands of dollars."
ENDS TODAY! (SAT.)
Betty Grable
-SWEET SOSIE O'GRADY
v Bab Steele
"THUNDER TOWN"
. CONT. FROM 1 P.M. . .
Tomorrow!
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Ranald
Colons a
UNDER 2 FLAGS'
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Davitl O'Brirn
KavMldridge
Walter Catlett
Russians Would .Give
Palestine Issue to U.N.
LONDON, May SI UP) The
Moscow radio said tonjjjht that
United Nations participation
would be needed to settle the
"more acute, than ever" problem
of Palestine.
"Negotiations between Britain
and America alone cannot possi
bly settle this very serious prob
lem." said Commentator Mikhail
Mikkailov in an English-language
broadcast.
U.S. Sends Note
To8 Romania
WASHINGTON. May 3M
The United States has sent a vig
orous protest to the Moscow-dominated
Romanian government
charging it with "circumventing
commitments' to permit political
freedoms.
The state department released
the text of the note tonight, dis
closing that the American govern
ment had demanded that Romania
set a date for free elections and
take steps to protect opposition
parties.
The note said flatly that Amer
ican officials in Bucharest have
investigated or witnessed suffi
cient incidents "to establish, be
yond any doubt the fact that po
litical violence is on the increase."
Columbia Spills
Over 10,000 Acres
PORTLAND. May 3MTVThe
Columbia river, gearing its spring
freshet peak, spilled over about
10,00 acres of land between Van
couver and Ridgefield, Wash., to
day. The weather bureau here fore
cast a crest of 21. J feet .2 feet
above today s level for the Co
lumbia late tonight or early to
morrow. The river was expected
to begin failing tomorrow.
Too Late to 'Classify
LOST: Elnn UdiM sold wriat watch;
k-pak: Phone (174 Reward. '
WOSJlEM- wanted for cannery workT
Apply '"Starr Fruit Products. Church
and Mill Sta.. Salem, ph. S073.
ENDS TODAY! (SAT.)
Vara Hruba Ralston
"MURDER IN MUSIC HALL"
Jo Crkwood . . am
lOZ PALOOKA, CHAMP"
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CONNIE MARSHALL HENRY MORGAN
r JOSEPH L HAIIKIEWICZ
LATEST FOX
NEWS FLASHES!
OporatioB Croaaroodal . .
Shlpa and Man Gatharad
at Bikini Atoll for Atomic
Bomb Trials! . Historic
Blast to Bs FUmodl . . Gon,
Tka In Orient!
State Archivist
Finds Papers
The state library is richer by
several magazines and pamphlets
as a result of the Boy Scout waste
paper drive held Sunday.
David C. Duniway, Oregon
state archivist, was on hand to
rummage through the bundles
looking for anything of value for
the library. He found several
architectural magazines and some
miscellaneous pamphlets relating
to farmers unions which he. be
lieves he can iue.
The drive netted 36 tons of
waste paper, about half of' the
total for the drive last October,
Gardner Knapp, drive chairman,
reported. The Par run junior high
school area contributed more
paper than any single section of
the city, Knapp said. Another Boy
Scmit waste paper drive is plan
ned for the, fall, he stated.
Hospital Balk to
Be Negotiated
PORTLAND, May 31 -JP)- The
state- public welfare commission
decided today to conduct nego
tiations with Oregon State Hos
pital association officials on the
issue of hospital expenses for re
lief patients.
Five hospital association mem
bers have notified the commis
sion they will not accept more
patients under present rate. Sa
lem General hospital asked SO
cents a day in addition to the
$4.50 commission rate for class
A hospitals.
TAFT NO CANDIDATE
WASHINGTON, May 31 -iJP)
Senator Taft (R-Ohio) said to
night he is- not a candidate for
the republican .presidential nomi
nation in 1948 now and does not
expect the nomination, but would
run if selected.
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Four VeBselfl toj
Unload Today
By the Associated Press
More than 3000 returning vet
erans are "scheduled to debark
from four vessels at two US ports
today. -
Ships arriving:
At New York
Gen. Omar Bundy from Canal
Zone; Elgin Victory frt Bremen.
Saturnia from Southampton, 104S
war brides and children.
At San Francisco
Cape New ham from Subic Bay;
PCL 206.
UAW ASKS NEW RAISE
DETROIT, May 31 -tP)- Offi
cials of Chrysler local 1, CIO
United Auto Workers,: disclosed
today that their 8500 members
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