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French Strike
Threat Eased
By Increases
PARIS. Sept. -(i!P)-Labor lead
ers insisted tonight Premier Rob
ert Schuman's new government
is still far from meeting their de
mands for more wages and lower
prices.
There were no direct strike
threats, however, as workers got
news of their 2,500-franc ($8.33)
windfall. This was the cost-of-
living bonus that the new coali
tion regime granted as its first of
ficial act after it was formed Sun
day morning.
Scattered walkouts were still
in progress, notably in the coal
mines and metal works. The communist-led
General Federation of
Labor (CGT) ordered a one-hour
token stoppage in the Lyons in
dustrial area tomorrow morning.
The new cabinet will face the
national assembly tomorrow af
ternoon. Like recent governments
it Includes socialists, mlddle-of-the
roaders, and members of the
Catholic popular republican move
ment (MRP).
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Thf) SiaSmman, Salem, OrsxyotL Xodcry.. Spt 7, 19139
Sen! Morse Sees Hard Work
For GOP Victory in November;
Says Coast Strike Unjustified
Confidence in the republicans November election prospects,' but
belief that victory will take hard work, was expressed Monday by
U. S. Sen. Wayne L. Morse, here to exhibit an entry in the state fair
show. - '' ; b "
Morse declared that the Pacific coast longshoremen's strike Is tin
justifiedi and will prove a serious blow to both labor and the publio.
The senator said arbitration was i
available; to both sides of the con
troversy which made the strike un
necessary.
"It la most regrettable that the
Pacific Coast is being tied up by
a longshoremen's strike at this
time," Senator Morse declared. "I
am not ffemiliar with all the details
of the dispute but it would appear
from . press reports that the union
leaders and shipowners were suf
ficiently S close together in the final
stages of their negotiations to )us
tify a settlemen of the controver
Senator Morse said a prolonged
strike culd not help but prove
disastrous. "In my experience as
an arbiter we settled issues much
more difficult and complex than
those Involved In the current dis
pute," Senator Morse continued
"As I understand the situation the
employees were willing to use the
peaceful! features of the present
contract i but for some reason the
negotiations have broken down."
The senator will remain in Sa
lem most of the week where he
has an entry in the state fair night
horse show. He will give several
addresses in Oregon prior to Sep
tember 25 when he will leave for
the national capitol.
"I amj satisfied that Dewey and
Warren will be elected president
ana vice president Djr a suDstan
tial ' majority,'' Senator Morse
said, "and that the republicans
will lose no seats in the senate.
The senator said he was hopeful
that the; republicans would pick
up at least two seats in the sen
ate and more in the house. "It
certainly is not a healthy condi
tion to have a republican congress
and a democrat president," en
ator Morse averred.
During his stay in Salem Sen
First Lady Returns
From I Denver Visit
INDEPENDENCE, Mo: Sept. 6-(JPy-Wln
Harry S. Truman and
her mother, Mrs. D. . W. ' Wallace,
returned today to the summer!
wnitenouse aner a iwo-weeics
visit in j Denver.
While Sthere they visited with the
family of David Wallace, Mrs.
Truman's brother.
PRISOXavK STRICKEN
REEDSPORTi Sept 6-P-Hans
Hameserj Fashang, 62, died in the
Reedspott city jail yesterday, pre
sumably; of a" heart ailment,.
Salem Market
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No. 1 colored 'hens .
No. 1 colored fryers, 2-3 lbs
No. 1 colored fryers, 3 lbs. up
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Yearlings ,
Ewes i
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Phone 3-8783
ator Morse has headquarters in
the chamber of commerce. 1 1
Mrs. Morse who accompanied
her husband here will return to
Eugene Tuesday and then proceed
to Washington, D.C., where her
children will enter school. I
Obitohiries
LOONET " f j t-
In this city Thursday. September a.
Mrs. Jessie L. Looney, late resident of
173 S. Cottage st- and widow of the
late Dr. Walter W. Looney. Survived
by a brother. Earl O. Morrison of Van
couver, B. C. and two sister. Mrs.,
Clara Mann of Camas. Wash., and Mrs,
Maude rry of Centralla. Wash, and
by several niece and nephews. Mem
ber of the American Legion auxiliary.
Service Tuesday. September 7. at 1:30
p jn. from the W. T. Rlgdon chapel. The
Rev. Chester W. Harablin will officiate.
Casket will be ope to friends until
u noon Tuesday.
srrrHfr
In this city Saturday. September 4.
Riley Jamea Ritcney, late reaidens on
Salem route 2. box 307. at the age of
SI years. Survived by twe daughters.
Mrs. B. O. Butche of Eugene and Mrs.
C: C. Ingersoll of Portland; live' son.
Paul L. Ritchey and Don H. Rite hay
of Portland and 'Mark Ritchey. Thom
as Ritcney and dark Ritchey. all of
Salem; a brother. George Ritchey of
Gervais: a sister. Mrs. Addle Manning
of Salem; 10 grandchildren and ftve
great grandchildren. Service wm be
held from the W. T. Rlgdon chapel
Wendeaday, September S, at 10 p. m.
Interment la Belcrest Memorial park.
RIEHEN ' ' V "
GotUieb Riehen. late resident of TM
North 14th street. Salens, at Boring.
Oregon. Sunday, September 5. Surviv
ed by his wife. Carrie O. Riehea of
Salem: a step-eon. Theo. W. Olson of
Salem; step-daughter. Ida S. Wright
of Spokane. Wash., and a niece.; Mrs,
Margaret Janich of Aurora. Colo. An
nouncement of service later by
Clough-Barrick company. : .j : . s
RICHARDS '
WUliam I. Richards. late resident, of
Salem, route 0. box S7M. - September
4. at a local hospital at the age of SL
Survived by his wife Leo Nora Rich
ards of Salem; three sons, Thomas J.
Richards of Salem and John I. Rich
ards and Edward W. Richards, both of
Toledo. Oregon; two daughters. ' Mrs.
J. E. Strawn of Salem and Mrs. C W.
McMickel of Hermiston: 13 grandchild- '
ren and one great grandchUd. Member .
of the I OOF. Services will ; be ' held
from the Howell-Edwards chapel Wed
nesday. September S, at 1:30 p. m.
HEWITT - S Iv
Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs., Mel
vin S. Hewitt, at a local hospital. I Sep
tember 6. Announcement of service
later by the Clough-Barrick company.
REID
In this city. September . Rattle
Ellen Reid. late resident of 499 Ford
st. Survived by a niece. Lulu Luktns,
Salem. Announcement of services lat
er by the W. T. Rlgdon company,;
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