2 Tho Statotmaa. Salem, Of yon, Tu day. Octobr IS. 1948
General Chorus of Approval
Greets President's Address;
(Comment Split on Party Lines
By i ha Associated Pre
I j fling of meat controls won a general chorus of approval last
night, ttit the nature of congressional comment aplil largely along
arty line. (Story aUo on psge 1).
hrf ut iicans called President Truman's action a "confession of
tir and "lucking the barn after the burse hat been taken to the
I rTX4 rt-Is aUeauw! the presi
dents declaration that repnd
l.ility fr. The Mtoati.tn lies with
t ' in n rigres 'In the nervlce
if M-illi ir.leieata "
AWw.g tr.jt line, Smulur Lucas
(I)-lll) U.id a rtfMMlei. "I kw
MHifFMxit the wr repeated
eifU t vifek pihv contioU by
th- m I'h -lfili m4vi That
v. ar it i.'.arly true of the cuttle
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Jr. a.r-eie.t,., cmt.r, M.rech ! P1"1 ' .lool
lately all price controls on meat
and livestock:
Carroll Heece, republican na
tional chairman: "It's too late. The
damage has already been done.
Truman Is locking the barn door
after the horse has been taken to
the butcher shop.
John VV. liiicker. Ohio republl
! can nominee for U. S. senator: "If
controls had been removed be
fore, prices of meat would be less
than they are now and there would
in S-tle a few hir after the
j -n lit ' a.Jdten. called lor a
' : ruyers' strike to hold
r.'f urn phic inree-- th.t will
i 'Uiwiw ((.me in meit and other
I u e a !l f decoitiol pioiam
j ' k-ialed I call for the elec- j
1 .fi tt a t r . resa which will fight ;
f r a real OlA with Hiwrr to J
r II fr ri( k nnl fund enough
t. U4t tr,e lite " j
Hl-it H Wsjkmi. president of .
the lti(r)fcl HM-i it i hi of manu-j
tuim, id:
"Tl .i e dettt d.t i.ikii to take
C;PA r.trf 1 off of met and live- ,
k torxi i ut them m the bureau- j
ctat Ittul !ifle our economy was j
1 r.S Mf,i,.f "
S ;!. r Taft
Senator Cordon (K-Ore): "Mr,
Truman has shadow-boxed with
the facts since June and they have
malty knocked him out. Now he
blames everybody except his own
administration which refused to
accept what the congress and the
American people recognized long
ago. namely that wartime con
trols won't work in peacetime."
Reuther Scares "Trust"
Hep. Clarence J. Brown, cam
paign di ret tor republican national
committee: "It (the president's ac
tion) demonstrates Mr. Truman's
unerring ability to do the right
thing too late, x x x"
Walter P. Reuther. president of
the United Automobile Workers.
IK),
.f i T i t r
(R-Ohio) com- "Now. for the second time in a
mmied thfit removal of the meat I vei,r. w'" miracle be wrought.
r-iiu.a i " what I've lvn urging , "ow which today do not exist,
:i uttt.g " tomorrow- will he born, reared.
, fulled, marketed, slaughtered, dis
tributed and cut, and in 24 hours
Reecr hat Tm l,ate"
!- o mmrnt tn the pre.i
deitls r inon to Heteae immnl-
r - .
Ends Today!
Ray Mil land
"The Lt Weekend'
"Idea Cilrl"
tomorrow:
urmedy Co-Hit
Ann Sat hern
"UP COES MAIS IE-
will be on shelves of your butcher
shops. This miracle will come
about because the great meat
trusts have forged organized short
age Into political club."
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Valley Men Elerte! to
Knights of Pythias Posts
PORTI.AND. Oct. 14-P-The
j Oregon Knights of Pythias elected
uuy w. Jordan. Corvallis, grand
chancellor at . the annual grand
lodge session today. Among oth
ers iMmed were Dr. A. F De
IespinaKe. Hubbard, grand pre
late, and Wurren Handle, Albany,
grand Inner guard.
Heirens Says He'll Try Suicide Again
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CHICAGO, Oct It- William Heirens (center, faclnr camera), admitted slayer of Suzanne Degnan
and two women tn Chicago.' tells reporters In the oflce of Warden Joseph Ragen. Joliet. III., peni
tentiary, (rear, right) that he la still seeking an opportunity for suicide. "I'll try again." he said, com
menting that he was "sorry" a guard didn't shoot him recently when he threw rocks at the man.
(AP Wlrephoto). -
Opinion Sets
Sehool Costs
Resi
nonsihilitv
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noon shows
S CI urit en
L'.'nriav t i
Leonard's Suppor Club
Ooesi Every Night from
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All in the Family
MEXICO CITY, Oct. 14.-(JP-Doris
and Richard Hart of Miami.
Fla . upet the highly favored
California team of Margaret Os-
: borne and Tom Drown in the
j mi seil quarter-finals of the with
j Panameiican tennis tournament
Uxiay. The brother-sister combln-
j atlon won 0-2, 7-5 4
BAROI DI WINS
NEW YORK. N. Y., Oct 14.-(P)
Sam Baroudi, 180. Akron. Ohio.
was awarded a split decision over
Hoi nun Williams. 100. Chicago, In
the feature ten-round event at St.
Nicholas arena tonight before a
crowd of 2,742 which paid $0,447.
Foe a Few More Day ... So That the Crowds Turned
Away tr ocn tho Elalnoro Theatre Over the Wook-End
Con Now 8m ThU Wonderful Plcturol
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freoton Foster
INSIDE JOB"
School : districts must shoulder
responsibility of educating all chil
dren within the districts, even
though districts may be over
crowded, Attorney General George
Neuner ruled Monday.
The, ruling related to the edu
cation of children In the local
airport farm labor camp. There
are 150 children in the camp
which is located in Marion county
school districts 8 and 22. Neuner
held that the state may provide
financial assistance for the dis
tricts jn event it desires to do so.
Neuner said: ,
"School districts No's. 22 aipd
8 are . responsible for the educa
tion of the children referred to.
and if the county school superin
tendent is unable to make approp
riate arrangements she may refer
the matter to the superintendent
of public Instruction and the state
board of education for further tn
structlons as to her duties in the
matter,"
. Neuner, In another opinion, he
that the state brand Inspection fee
of 10 cents per head applies to
every animal inspected, regard
less of j how many are in each lot.
This opinion was asked by the
state agricultural department.
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AFPLIES FOR FOOD MART
PORTLAND. Oct H.-WVEmll
B. Govat, Independence, applied
today to the civilian production
administration for permission to
gpend 2900 on a drive-In food
market
BAIL FOR HIIOCKEY SET
Bail for Edward Shockey, Sali-
no. Ok la., arrested Sdnday by city
police on a larceny charge, was set
at $750 yesterday in Salem Justice
court. Police reports say that he
admitted having pawned a watch
and ring stolen from Pat E. Smith
Shockey is in the Marion county
Jan. i
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.The rname Alaska Is derived
from an Eskimo word meaning
Great Country.
Desirable
! Tenant
Permanent in Salem
Wishes to L;e a s c
Unfurnished Court
Apartment or
Small Modern
House with Auto
matic Heat by No
vember .30.
Best of References
Call 7450 Evenings
H A I R - D 0 Actress Janla
Carter wears a nod I fled Grecian
hair -da with sleekly -molded
sculptor curls.
R. R. SIGNALMEN JOIN AFL
CHICAGO. Oct. 14. - (A3) - AFL
1'reslucnl William ureen announ
ced today the reaffiliation in the
American Federation of I.abor of
the Brotherhood of Railway Sig
nslraen. The union has between
18,000 and 20,000 members. It had
been suspended from the AFL in
1928.
REALTORS HIT CrA
PORTLAND. Oct. 14 ( Di
rectors of the Portland realty
board voted today to support the
fight of Grants Pass realty board
against civilian production admin
istration controls on building.
Attorney General Tom C. Clark,
who terms the current upsurge in
Juvenile delinquency "a vicious
and increasingly perplexing na
tional epidemic," has declared that
Camp Fire Girls, Inc., and other
recognized youth-serving agen
cies, represent "the first line of
attack" In combatting this prob
lem. Camp Fire's membership
march extends through Novem
ber 30.
Too IjUo to Claaalfy
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lady's gey raincoat, aixa 14: oak dining
tabi. I library table, buffet, ptano
tool. Sea Allen June. 1st duplex rear,
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LATE NEWS
Lunilier Work KiIIh
Mt;n, SayH Official
PORTLAND. Ore., Oct. 14-P)-Doyle
Pearson, union official, as
serted today that the lumber In
dustry is killing more men than
the war did, and said a statevide
safety program would be con
sidered in the annual AFL lum
ber and . sawmill workers state
council meeting in Baker Thursday.
Unit front Vancouver to
House Portland Students
WASHINGTON. Oct. i.-(A)-
Senator Cordon (R-Ore) learned !
today the federal works agency I
has approved moving buildings j
from the Hudson housing project. ;
Vancouver, Wash., to Portland, I
Ore., for use as Portland univer
sity extension classrooms. These
will provide classrooms seating l
200 students, and a lecture hall for i
400. '
Failure of Meat
Controls Laid
To Selfishness
(Story also on page 1)
WASHINGTON, Oct. I4(VD
There was just nothing else to do
but take . price ' controls off live
stock and meat. President Truman
told the American people tonight.
Pertinent quotations from Mr.
Truman's speech follow:
1. "Who are the persons re
sponsible for this serious condi
tion? The reporisibllllty rests
squarely on a few men In rongre
who, In the aervice of selfish In
terests, have been determined . . .
to wreck price controls no matter
. . . the cost."
t. "Many buainess men have
held on to the products they would
normally Kell. The real blame.
however, lies at the door of the
reckless group of selfish men who,
in the hope of gaining political
advantage, have encouraged sell
ers to gamble on the destruction
of price control. This group Ik
thinking In terms of millions of
dollars instead of millions of people."
I. "Representatives of the five-
slock and meat Industry . . . have
made the definite promise that the
lifting of controls . . . would bring
to market the meat whit h our
people want, at reasonable prices.
The American people will know
where the responsibility rests if
profiteering on meat raises prices
so high 'the average American
cannot buy it."
4. "This does not mean the end i
of controls now. Some Items, like
rent, will have to he controlled
for a long time to come. As wc
speed up the removal of price con
trols, the iriniin ,f m uge con
trols will also be act-elei uted. As
the Mhuitages continue to disap
pear, the inflationary pressuies
will ease and the need for govern
ment controls will past. No one
is more anxious to get rid of these
controls than I am."
5. "If industry should go on
strike in any commodity and re
fuse either to make the goods or
to sell them freely . . . industry
would be courting disaster. If la
bor should slow down, or call un
lawful or unnecessary strikes or
carry on jurisdictional conflicts
labor too wmild be inviting dis
aster. Abundant production is the
only sure and safe road to a free
market."
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enson, sculptor of Esst Norwalk, ( ms4 shskes Ike sw of her
French noodle, new father of a litter of fourteen nooples.
CIO AGENT FOR LOGGERS
WASHINGTON. Oct 14 P
The CIO international woodwork
ers of America was certified by
the national labor relations board
today as bargaining agent for em
ployes of the Snow Peak Ixgging
company. Linn county. Ore.
Dentil of Man
Blamed on
Poison Fooil
OltKCON CITY. O. t 14 1)
KinhI oioiiing was .llnne. I tixt.ty
for the deuth of one man and
the Illness of three others at Mar
qiiam Francis V. Kiickaon. 33, diet
Saturday night on letuin fjoin a
hunting trip rut short by Illness
a companion said followed a meal
in Detroit.
Dr. Willaid Stone, Marion
county health officer, said he had
turned over samples of tho f xl
to the state sanitarian for analysis.
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