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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1947)
2 Leaders Ask Statehood for Territories NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-P-Jo-seph R. Farrington, delegate to congress from Hawaii, tonight called on congress to grant state hood to Hawaii, declaring such ac tion "would greatly enhance the influence of the United States in the Pacific and among all depend ent peoples." "To compel the people of this territory to continue in their pres ent status," he told the 16th annu al New York Herald Tribune for t m. "Would be not only the vio lation of a promise, but contrary to the wish of the people them selves, who voted tor statehood in a plebiscite in 1940." Krnest H. Cruening, governor of Ala&ka, urged that congress grant statehood to the territory, and said the present political status and ec onomic conditions of Alaskans "are more closely akin to serfdom than to "sovereignty." 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"SHOWIN (XX I MONE FCR TO 5PENR ANP ITS M DEAi JUST FOR I ME F THING i 1 iWTir-7 iCLir RQENPS THAT WE 4 IT5 GONG TO TAffi PLENTV THAT, fM C0f TO MAKE L CO HAyWUZE. D fl CL ALLEY fel I I iiiv ; -XlJi WHICH ONG OF I I fmV 1 - " mm0'1 rd fli'Jl -X vou UARMlNTS I rjWizvy I THREE CRTTTERSXHID CM CORN YjJ ( TB,,X-y VsJ? H,M? TH6 FROM N00 ORUEENS ASOUeeZINS & f?s VT i L 1 ITrT -CI PENN. PUSHER CRAUE TO eJTER THEIR N LET TH' NtTZfT V?57 MlLM& T J fT ' "It is my conviction," he told the forum, "shared by the major ity of Alaskans, that territoriality s the major factor in retarding growth and development. . "For half a century the economy of Alaska has reld chiefly on two industries, salmon fishcnc and gold mines,' both at present lan guishing, partly as a result of federal policies. "Alaska's other vast potential ities have remained undeveloped chiefly owing to inappropriate laws imposed by congress, con servation measures which have often not conserved but often have paralyzed, and an economy dom inated by absentees whose chief purpose was to extract wealth of Alaska rapidly, take it away with them and leave little or nothing within the territory." Low Dam Bids Named PORTLAND, Oct 20.-(?VLow bids on two alternate plans for construction of a cofferdam at Mc Nary dam site on the north bank of the Columbia river have been filed by Guy F. Atkinson com pany, of Portland, and contract award has been recommended by the district army engineer. M0,0EAfl,r WASGLAO-r WANTED 70 S ALONE- ALONE WITH My MEMORIES OF BYGONE OAYS WHEN BOTH THE HOUSE AND Z WERE YOUMG AND HAPPY' DOWNTMAl I aouc J (i Taylor Slates Sunday Start On Horseback LOS ANGELES, Oct: 20.-MV Idaho s young democratic senator, Glenn H. Taylor, is a little rusty on his riding but nevertheless he is going to start off next Sunday on a transcontinental horseback ride preaching the doctrine of bro therly love. Senator Taylor plans to leave from Seal Beach, Califs and head east through El Paso, Tex., on a southern route to the southeast coast. He has no itinerary mapped but he will speak whenever and wherever the opportunity affords, he said today. "I know that as a young sena tor my views are not as news worthy as those , of the elder statesmen," the former cowboy band leader said at a news con ference. "I find, though, that al most without exception the elder statesmen are favoring a policy which I believe can lead only to STRAIGHT DOWN IN THIS CORN FIELD AND T0M6WT WE COULD 60 ID TOWN-) BREAK INTO A STORE AN GET I SOME GRUB -IX TlREO OP LIVIN'ON CAW CACROTS-J atomic and biological war and ruin for our country and the world, whether we win or lose. "I've spent most of my life on the stage and I realize that in or der to attract attention to a voice which oppOKcs thin view I mut dramatize the i&sue. That is why I am going to cross the continent on horseback. "If we want peace, our foreign policy must be one that will make friends of the Russians. It hasn't done that If we plan to fight the Russians, then our foreign policy should be designed to win the friendship of other nations in or der that we may have allies to aid us." The dapper, 43-year-old west erner said he had sent to Wash ington for his banjo, that he will play and sing for his audiences CAd that he is taking three white fcLa-ses on the trip. Two of them will ride in the Taylor trailer while he rides the third. Inventor Samuel Colt con structed a wooden model of a later famous revolver in 1829 when 14 years of age and on a run-away voyage to India. OUITSOUAWWN-THIS NEIGHBORHOOD IS CQAWUM' WITH DICKS. COPS AN 1 CONSTABLES ALL '100 KIN FOR US-A ROBBERY WOULD TIP EM i OFF THAT WE RE STILL AROUND' T I PIXED t r PplcThe SAID TO WIPE' ALL THE DOOR J f REMOVE FINGERPRINTS 11 AND TO TAKE THE MVDRAIN PLUG OUT OF ) TH E GAS TANK .fl Noii-Parliaii Work Agreed in Drive For NW Power TACOMA, O. t. 20. (,V, - Tf v I flight power executives ot the Pa cific northwest met here today and voiced agreement that advo ; cates of both public and private power would have, to adopt a non partisan position to make the strongest possible representation to congress for development of available resources. C. A. Erdahl, commissioner of ! public utilities here, told the group he was inclined to view as too j conservative the estimates made last January. At that time the group said this area would need an additional 1,565,000 kilowatt scours of electricity by 1953 to rteet the anticipated demand. Fraik Warren, executive vice president of the Portland General Electric Co., was named today to take charge of a project by which the power executives will study revised estimates of the demand up to 1956. Warren probably will have a report on the matter with in two or three weeks, Erdahl said. He will meet with officials of public and private utilities throughout the area in the new study. 19-Year-Old Owns U. S. Champ Steer KANSAS CITY, Oct 20-P)-An Iowa farm youth realized a 10-year-old ambition today as he saw his 1,190-pound Angus steer, Mistery, acclaimed grand cham pion steer of the American Royal Livestock show. Ronald Paasch. 19, from Wal nut. Ia., won his first grand cham pionship after 10 years of 4-H TUESDAY'S BROADCASTS Kilocycles: K.SLM 1394. KOTO 1490. KOIN' 97. KGW STt. 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JONES Now Buying; Filberts and Walnuts TOP MARKET PRICE Testing, Weighing and Paying Her aa Received ROSENBERG BROS. & CO. No Deliveries Received Friday and SatarsUr Receiving Station at SHRYDER TRANSFER 285 South Cottage Phone 4966 The Statesman, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday. October 11. 1 47 200-Inch Mirror Ready for Palomar Trip I - mm SAN DIEGO. Oct. 29 Marcos H. Brawn, la charge f the California Instltite ef Technalecy Ucal shop. Inspects the completed 209-inch mirror resting In its special cradle In which It wtn be transported shortly to the observatory on top of Mrast Palomar, near San Diego, for Instsllitlon In the world's largest telescope. In left backgronnd la the rock on which Ui mirror was palls bed. (AP WirephoU to The Statesman,) club work. He has shown steers at shows in Chicago, Denver and Omaha. 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Groom Songs (News I KOCO Kapprs I KOCO Kapers Arthur Godfrey .Arthur Godfrey I Aunt Mary Dr. Paul I Current ISunnytide Up Orchestra Adios Meet Missus Stars Today I Dick Tracy Cot. MidnUtht j Tom Mix i Rhythm Ranch Sports News I Red Ryder I Devol Orch. I Red's Gang I Red Skelton I Easy Rhythm I Red Ryder Vocal Varieties (Red's Gang I Red Skelton tAlvin Wilder Orchestra Requestfully Toe Norths Milton Berlo Town Meet Orchestra Requestfully The Norths Milton Berlo I Town Meet I Sports Juke Box (Club IS I Theatre (Labor. USA I Orchestra (Juke Box Ed Murrow I Theatre (Business Voice lOpen House I News I Dance Bands lAir-flo lOrchestra I Rose Bowl Dance Bands Air-flo Orchestra (Rose Bowl Hymns; 4 30 Behind the News: 4:43 Children's Theatre: S:00 On the Up beat; 5:55 Spotting the Sports: S 00 News: 8:15 Wm. Meeder. Organist: SJ Round the Campfire: 7:15 Farm Hour; 8:00 Music for You; 8:15 In Your Name; 8:30 Sons; Shop: 8:45 News: t.00 Music That Endures: 9:45 Evening Medita tions: 10:00 Sifn Off. "THE YOUNG IDEA" By Mossier "Okay. Ill C4VU Tm to taw ya?-v . . I'aa expecting a I Friends Group Aids Chinese PHILADELPHIA, Oct 20.-(?V A Friends Service, unit working behind communist lines in China is operating hospitals and labora tories in caves while patients lie on straw strewn over the floor of raised platforms, . the American Friends Service committee dis closed today. A Canadian member of the Quaker team which had been working with the International Peace Hospital in Yenan and was lost last March when the commun ist capital fell, traveled two months by mule, horse and don key, to bring news of the group. All members of the team are safe and welL Wheat in NW Said Half Sold SPOKANE, Oct. 20--More' than half the 1947 wheat crop in Idaho, Washington and Oregon already has been sold, A. E. Sut ton. 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