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U.S. Failure to 'Get Along with'
Russia Noted in Panel Speeches
By Lea Caar
Staff Writer. Tha Statesman
The United States can jet along with Russia, but has completely
failed in itafforta thus far, was the opinion expressed by three speak
er! participating in a panel discussion on tha topic, "Can Wa Get Along
With Rursia?" at Waller hall on the Willamette university campus
Thuradav nlrtit.
The discussion, attended by a
ti t was the first in a
in a series of
metir.f to bo hHl during Wil
lamette's observance of Interna
t onal week, which is expected to
l.nrj at least 20 foreign students
from Reed college, Oregon State
roller,' University of Oregon and
Colleye of PugH Sound. First vis
f.ir.g Jtoceign student to arrive was
S'.r g Wu, a .Chinese atudent from
the University of Oregon. Wu was
present at Thuraday'a discussion.
Dr. Warren Tomlinson, chair
miin of the CPS aoliticariwience
department, acted as moderator
erf the discussion. SUte Sen. Allan
Carton cf Salem and Dr. R. Ivan
Lmell and Prof. fUoul Bertrand,
Willamette faculty members, were
the tpaakers.
Pat Cp or ghat Up'
Dr. LoveM said tha United
Sste mutt "put up and shut up"
If sbe is ta prevent communism
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from spreading over all of Europe.
We must send six or seven bil
lion dollars to feed starving Euro
pea ns within the next year and
at least 20 billion in tha next four
years if we are to combat' com
munissn and' bring democracy to
that continent, ha asserted. This,
he explained, was what ha meant
by "put up."
By - "shut up" Lovell said we
must stop extolling the merits of
democracy to people we have sub
jected to government "almost fa
cistic In character."
Sen. Carson advocated a mid
dle-of-the-road policy in our re
lations with Russia, but, like The
odore Roosevelt, said we must
"carry a big stick." He said we
must assume a firm attitude in
our dealing with Russian envoys
to beat them at their own game in
negotiations at the UN.
"I am not 'Pollyanna' enough
to believe that we can get any
thing out of our dealing with
Russia without using force and
firmness to back up our right.
Carson remarked. Carson also
stressed that America must em
ploy a "down-the-center" pro
gram to straighten up our own af
fairs before we can tell other na
Uona about the benefits of demo
cracy.
Advocates Brotherhood
Prof. Bertrand advocated char
ity and International brotherhood.
along with education as the best
means to item tha communistic
tide in Europe. "We must get out
program before the people give
them tha facta and let them de
cide." ha said.
Bertrand pointed out that the
"ultra in communism and demo
cracy are synonomous and im
possible, but wa must show the
world our superior system
through education and not harsh
dealings and force. .
Tomlinson, summing up tha
speeches, said ha beilevod that
each speaker agreed that it would
be possible to get along with Rus
sia. Russia, he observed, Is not
unbending and inflexible, but can
Drama
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Distilleries to
Keep Workers
On Payrolls
CHICAGO, Oct 30 -P)- Jo
seph O'Neill, general president of
the Distillery Workers union, an
nounced today three distilling con
cerns agreed to maintain all his
union's members during the 60
day production holiday with no
downgrading in pay.
Tha two - months shutdown of
tha distilling ndiustry was re
quested by Charles Luckman's
food conservation committee .-. to
save grains- for European relief.
t Five other distilleries. O Neill
said, "will notify us of their in
tention wi thin 48 hours." The
eight distilleries participating in a
conference here today represent
60 per cent of the industry, O'
Neill said.s
Hollywood Red
Probe Halts
With Spy Tale
WASHINGTON, Oct 30.-rV
Tha big investigation of commun
ism in Hollywood wound up to
day with testimony from former
FBI Operative Louis Russell that
a Russian vice consul instigated
unsuccessful efforts in 1942 to
wangle "highly secret" Informa
tion from atom bomb expert J
Robert Oppenheimer.
But the hohse committee on un-
American activities produced- no
evidence that anyone in Holly
wood had any direct connection
with these "espionage activities.
It did, however, turn out con
tempt actions against two more
Hollywood figures - -Writers
Ring Lardner, jr., and Lester Cole
who wouldn t say definitely whe
ther they are communist or not
Chairman J. Parnell Thomas
(R-NJ) chopped off the hearing
in its ninth day, with a promise
that it will bo started up again
"in the near future" either here or
in Los Angeles.
This is the spying story told by
Russell:
George Charles Eltenton, who
worked for the Shell Development
corporation of Emeryville.. Calif.
and once lived in Russia, got In
touch with Haakon Chevalier, a
professor at the university, and
asked him to find out what was
being done at the University of
California radiaiton laboratory.
Chevalier approached Oppenhei
mer and told him Eltenton had a
"source" through when ha (Elten
ton) could relay information to
the soviet government.
Oppenheimer told Chevalier
this was a "treasonable act and
he wouldn't have anything to do
with It."
Krug Resting
After Collapse
PHOENIX. Ariz., Oct. 30-CPr-Secretary
of Interior Julius A.
Krug, stricken ill today. while ad
dressing the National Reclamation
association convention, was re
ported by a physician tonight to
be in "satisfactory condition at
tha present time."
After speaking four minutes at
the convention's morning session.
tha 39-year-old cabinet member
raised nis nana to nis neaa ana
passed his manuscript to Robert
W. Sawyer, association president
Krug was assisted to his hotel
room, where he was examined by
Drs. F. T. Fahlen and Robert S.
Flynn. They said ha had suffered
a fainting spelt
ARCHBISHOP SUCCUMBS
LOS ANGELES, Oct 30.--
ueatn today ended the distin
guished 48-year ecclesiastical ca
reer of Archbishop John J. Cant
well, head of the Los Angeles Ro
man Catholic archdiocese since
1838.
be met if the UJS. shows her that
cooperation with the Western bloc
in the UN will pay oft At all
costs this, country must avoid ex
tremes which would lead to an
"easy going" attitude, or a war
philosophy which would lead to
war, he said.
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Meat Prices
Drop in Salem
While butter prices started
climbing again in the past week,
Salem meat packers began quot
ing somewhat lower meat prices.
Dairy and meat distributors
agreed that both price trends are
largely of a seasonal nature.
Retail butter price was up from
81 to 82 cents Thursday, and the
wholesale price up from 76 to 77
cents, the increases pegged by ob
servers to beginning of the an
nual shorter production period.
Big November marketing in the
midwest and more hogs wero cit
ed Thursday in Valley Packing
Co. reports that selling price of
hogs is down throe cents a pound
in the past 10 days and that
prices Thursday dropped about $1
par animal on selling price of dairy
cows, cutter 4 cows, bulls, calves
and veal.
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NEW YORK, Oct Z0-OP)- Jer
sey Joe Walcott opened his camp
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Korean Plan
LAKE SUCCESS, Oct. 31 -P)-
The United Nations 57-members
political committee approved late
today a United States plan for a
U.N. Korean commission which
would "facilitate and expedite"
consideration Of the question .of
Korea's independence.
Russia and the Slav bloc de
clined to vote on the commission
plan and gave notice they would
not serve on it unless ""truly elect
ed' representatives of the Korean
people took part in discussing the
problem here in the assembly.
The political committee voted
41 to 0 to create the commission.
The first task of the commission
if finally approved by the as
sembly would be to supervise the
election in Korea of representa
tives of the Korean people who
would discuss the question of Kor
ean independence with the U.N.
Taft Scorns Bi-Partisan
Action to Curb Inflation
WASHINGTON. Oct. 30-(P)-Sen.
Robert Taft told a news con
ference today that he sees no
chance for bi-partisan cooperation
in a legislative program to curb
inflation. '
The suggestion for a joint ap
proach had been made by Sena
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chairman of the democratic
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Navy Magazine Says
Soviet Subs in Pacific
HONOLULU, Oct 30 - (JP) - A
navy magazine said today Russia
is operating a "considerable num
ber" of' submarines in the north
Pacific and named Adm. Louis E.
Oenfeld as its authority, but navy
intelligence said it has no infor
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