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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 17, 1948)
i I 1 Statesman Salem," Oreqtmv Friday? iiUptemBeir It, llfriB Warren Starts Jation-Wide r (Picture on Page 1) -SALT LAKE CITY,. Sept 1- UPh-Gov. Earl Wanttfn kicked off tfie republican party's 1943 elec-i ion campaign tonight with an ap- Eal for national unity and polit il moderation at a. period when totalitarianism is still on the march in the world. An audience nearly filling the South high school auditorium ,1 cheered when he declared the 1948 election campaigns must be free from the prejudice of party, class or race. America's traditional two-party system, he declared, can not be preserved by preaching any doc trine of fear designed to affect the decision or the American people. :The republican vice presidential! candidate capped a. busy day off electioneering in Utah with his ad-i cress, wnicn was Droaacasi over as national (CBS) network. p.. He- appealed to the American! fVoter, in a "world beset by fear."! "not to permit political passions to disrupt national unity or play into the hands of those "preaching the doctrine of fear. jj -The republican vice presidential candidate declared Americanism and governmental principle were not the "patent" of any single po litical party. His speech here in the auditor ium of South high school was the first key address in a coast-to-coast campaign swing starting yesterday at Sacramento, and scheduled to continue until late October, :J Tbcctrcj Mat. Daily From I P. M. - NOW SHOWING! koaOARNEU ipnpi 1 c .V , i I anne BAXTER W DOUGLAS MR Mu cm jcnrrciTci) seHs ' FsWsw'ob' bib? sihei ttl sossi ANN DVORAK " hMtaltm IM ' co-hit: Skip Homeler - "ARTHUR , TAKES OVER- Opens f:45 P. M. NOW SHOWING! First Tus9 p REGULAR PRICES! s IJ(()(M 1T1DA CAaKDI ? CflnElIIliEV: Campaign 1 'U- J . New Show Tonight! II r I qpens t-3 1 I I Ba-delph Scott 11 J I I MAr erit Chapman If I F - In Cinecoler - Jl I If ."Coroner Creek" If 1 The Teen- Acer I fj III "Campus Sleuth" I Color Cartoon I LATE NEWS I 1 wmmMmm' I I k I J xmm eeeeke - mm m:m . ow(0TT0miUNGJt t.,4 Willi AM PEXLBOtS VTV fcwtONlbylUTNUU WIRSOt SwjrS HUUU:l.rWI Now! Opens :5 T. M. X BIG FEATURES! 1. William Elliott "FABULOUS TEXAN ' 2. Bowery Boys "LIVE WIRES- 3. Jimmy Wakely "MOON OVER MONTANA" KARTOO?i KARX1VAL Tomorrow At 120 with Reg. Show! Colorado to Vote On Decreasing! Old Age Pensions DENVER, Sept, 19 (JP- The Colorado supreme court - today put on the November ballot a pro posal to change the state's old age pension law, which has brought the highest payments in the nation. The proposed amendment would substitute a guaranteed $50 monthly pension for the present law. but would unfreeze sales and liquor taxesnow earmarked for pensions. Under the present law. Colo rado pensions have reached a maximum of $83 monthly. U.S. Prestige Tremendous9 Now in Europe WASHINGTON. Sept J6.-0qp- United States prestige in Europe is "tremendous" now, a special ad viser to Gen. Lucius D. Clay said today. He credited what he call ed the "foolish" Russian mistake in imposing the Berlin blockade and the American air lift with which it is being countered. The adviser, Dr. Carl J, Fried rich of the Harvard school of pub lic administration, returned last week after serving with Gen. Clay, the U. S. commander in Germany. He said in a news conference that the "propaganda of faction" in feeding Berlin by air has con vinced a "lot of doubting Dutch men, Swedes" and others in ad dition to the Germans. NEW TOMORROW ! ! i Continuous From V -... 1:00 P. M. MUSICAL SMASH 4 i ' v 0??NE' towards; dau. I IV v A4vento BUsUring VenceaBeo that made a towa as ieadly as It's It Takes the Goy Who Tame4 Gil da to Melt Millie! GLEIIIJ FORD EVELYtl EYES "arm Also - Cartoon - News fair - H XX- I y i J , Reds Starting Power Drive In South Asia WASHINGTON. Sept. 16 -UP The state department said tonight communists in southeast Asia have; started a "drive for power" by pretending to champion the cause of local nationalists. The state department put out this statement in a discussion of events in such southeast Asian countries as Burma. Malaya, In donesia and Indo-China. Press officer Michael McDer mottj of the department said that the communist strategy has "worked well" but added: "There is some evidence that sincere nationalist leaders in southeast Asia, originally deceiv ed ' by ; this device, have now awakened to the fact that in com munist ; controlled states outside the Soviet Union, the nationalism to which they aspire is regarded as a; high crime and grounds lor ruthless interference in the in ternal affairs of such states by international communist organi zations.!' Cinderella Girl, Scion Re-Wed DAYTONA BEACH, Fla, Sept. ilfcPHSocialite Francis Hitchcock and j his blonde bride from the Pennsylvania coal fields were re wed! today at her wish with the solemn rites of the Greek ortho dox church. The ultra-exclusive Kentucky Florida club a few miles from De land was the scene of the cere mony, in sharp contrast to last night's simple nuptials in the tiny town of Folks ton the "Gretna Green", of Georgia. LAST DAY! "The Crusades" - and -"Open Secret" f ts tat n t " cTf, M utor ptMZ Tbrttte' rt-Wrln He iro with oberts Atlen Cook ell Isabel Jew STARTS TODAY! - Starring - SCOTT l!J?JEnTE CHAPMAtJ TV i i i I Flames Rise I. K -JPi INGLEWOOD. Calif., Sept lft-Vast the sky as explosions wrack an oil tank farm at Inglewood. Calif. Three persons, some of them residents of a neighboring: trailer camp, were killed. Twelve others were injured. (AP Wirephoto to The Statesman.) Today 161st Anniversary of Constitution WASHINGTON, Sept. 16-UP-The 161st anniversary of the sign ing of the constitution will be of ficially observed tomorrow in all the states and territories. Patriotic groups, schools, civic organizations, radio stations, news papers and real estate boards will take part. To the regret of S. Denmead Kolb, national chairman of the Sons of the American Revolution, President Truman declined to is sue a presidential proclamation, but all state and territorial gover nors promised Kolb they would proclaim the occasion. President Truman wrote Kolb that "national observance days can be regularly established only by act of congress. Unless author ized to do so by congress, the president doesnt usually issue pro clamations except in case of na tional emergency." Truman pointed out that Presi dent Franklin D. Roosevelt pro claimed Constitution Day only once, on the 150th annivarsary in 1937. if Guard Planes To Join B-36, Oregon's air guard planes will take to the sky Saturday with air force reserve pilots and civil air patrolment to stage an aerial salute to the first anniversary of the air force. The formations will circle over as many Willamette valley towns as possible, air unit commanders reported. A 150-ton. six eneine inant of the air force planes will fly ouiJ or me south over Salem at 3:09 p.m. Saturday at a cruising speed in excess of 300 miles an hour. Rose Society Sees Displays Several arrangements of roses were displayed Thursday night by the Salem Rose Society at a meet ing in the YMCA. OIlie Schindel, chairman of the recently held rose show at the armory, reported on the show. Dr. Kenneth Waters and Charles Cole showed slides of flowers arrange-: ments and gardens in the Salem 1 area. Mrs. Lewis Judson was appoint ed chairman of the nominating committee. Al Li nd beck and Ray Warren were named as members. New Shewing Opens (:4S r Seeeod Festore "Hollywood Barn Dance" Ernest Tebb. Leri Talbett terns JJU GRAIID FALL LIE-OPENING SALEII ICE ARENA Sainrday Nighl, Sepl. 18, 8 pxu NEW WINTER SCHEDULE rUBLIC SESSIONS EVERY NIGHT EXCEPT Sunday. S to 10 P. M. Saturday NiffhU S to 11 P. M. Saturday and Sunday Afternoon. 2 to 4 P. M. PHONE 3-6368 For Party Reservations and Private Instructions til North Capitol From Oil Fire whirling balls of flame shoot into Cow Elk Still Alone As Male Elk Finds Civilization Dull PORTLAND, Sep. 1 6 -7P)-Oregon's traveling elk headed back to the woods today, bringing joy to the hearts of hunters and gloom to j the Portland zoo. j The four-foo-antlered elk, which j had been trotting toward Portland j for the last tvo weeks, changed j his mind a Beaverton and vanish ed into the hill-s. Game officials said he was probably returning to ' his native coastal mountains in his search'for a mate. The, return means one more elk for nimrods this season. This area, to which the animal had come, is closed to hunting. But it was pretty depressing for the two cow elk in the zoo. Their lone' male companion fell victim to a fight with a buffalo recently. Soviet Jeeps Dash into U.S. Zone in Berlin BERLIN. Sept. 16 - (3) - Soviet jeeps patrolled Berlin's sector bor ders and made several quick ex cursions into American territory today after a band of youths ston ed communist-controlled police. The jeep raids caused no trou ble,, though a soviet soldier fired one shot over the head of a Ger man thief near the American sec- i tor. j Soviet patrols were In force as west Berlin anti-communists held i a funeral for a victim of the east I west cold war a 16-year-old German youth killed in the climax to last Thursday's anti-soviet mass meeting when soviet Russian sol- 'ers and their police fired into the crowds The patrols were believed to have been instituted when it was arranged to have the funeral cor tege pass near the soviet sector. These plans, however, had been changed. U. S. military police said the so viet jeep manned by an officer and a soldier invaded the Ameri can sector near Potsdamerplatz but withdrew before U. S. patrols could reach the spot. Earlier, the soviet - controlled press reported that a crowd of about 150 Berlin youths ' attacked and stoned three police in the soviet sector who were passing black market center. GLENWOOD - GLEN WOOD FALL OPENING DAIICE Saturday GLENWOOD BALLROOM 4 ML N. ef Salem GLENN WOODRY ORCHESTRA ' 1st 10 Ladies Free Free Prises 12-Pieee Band Bis; Crewds Lets ef Fen t Till It p. m. a o o u o a o o u o U.N. Council to Consider Case Of Hyderabad PARIS. Sept. 16-(;p-The Unit ed Nations security council voted 8 to 0 today to take up Hyder abad's appeal for help against India's invasion. Then the council recessed until Monday. Both Hyderabad and India were heard briefly by the council after a tangled debate on whether to take up the question at all. It was. the' first full-dress per formance by the U: N. in the newly decorated Palais de Chail lot and the- oriental tone of the decorations fitted the oriental dispute. The Hyderabad delegation headed by Foreign Minister Na wab Moin Nawaz Jung appealed for "action swift and determin ed." In answer India's Sir Ramas wami Mudaliar told the council that Hyderabad was not a sover eign nation and for that reason the security council had no right to intervene. Russ Demand Strike Ban in Japan ILif ted WASHINGTON, Sept. 16 -fP-Russia today demanded that the American ban on strikes of gov ernment workers in Japan be lift ed along with other "repressive measures" against labor. The demand was made at the regular weekly meeting of the 11 nation far eastern commission, top policy-making agency for the Pa cific, by Soviet Ambassador Alex ander S. Panyushkin, Russia's rep resentative on the FEC. The strike ban was ordered by General Douglas MacArthur, allied supreme commander in Japan, on July 22 and put into effect by a Japanese government ordinance July 31. Panyushkin charged that this violated the 1945 Potsdam declara tion and existing policies of the FEC, which call for formation of trade unions in occupied Japan. Columbia Prep Buys New Site PORTLAND. Sept 16--The 50-acre Theodore B. Wilcox estate here, which includes five buildings, a 30-room house and recreational facilities, was purchased today as I a new site for Columbia Prepara i tory school. j The purchase will permit ex ! pansion of both the school and Portland University, on whose grounds the prep school now op erates. Burglars Take College Fund McMINNVILLE, Sept. 16- fP Burglars who worked their way through two automotive firms and Linfield college during the night were sought by police today. Some $1,400 in college registra tion fees were taken from the Lin field business office. Interstate Tractor company and Tucker Au tomobile Sales and Service lost an undetermined sum of cash. The burglars police think all three crimes were the work of the same persons escaped in a car stolen from the Tucker Sales floor. 171 So. Commercial " Bay at McDowell Market and end cured meats, made from mm Sugar cured, oak smoked x KB Sugar cured, oak smoked BACOH IMks ,., Pnre Pork Sausage . trjfJt, e i! V t rree leen-Ae Diances to Start Iii Mid-October ! - J Plans for free teen-age dances in the area reached) the action stage last night at a meeting of lo cal 315, American Federation! of Musicians and first Of the series will,' be held about October 15. it was announced by David Nyberg, secretary-agent for the union.! Musicians from the union will play for the 16 to 18 planned dances and will be paid from the $1,200 fund from record record - . . t A Our Ntv Telephone Nuniber Is It's easy to TWENTY-TWO FOUR ELEVEN YELLOW CAB COIIPAIIY CAPITOL CAB COIIPAIIY Hani Etou io Mend Salem's foufth Hally DR. J. R. McCUtLOUGH, speakers in th northwest! STANLEY CAIN, Professional Maaidan Called back to Portland's rally twics in a row I DR. VERN. FROMBX former Salsm - Youth for Christ director! Senior Hi Tomorrow FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1? 8:00 P. II. - Sweelland Field ADULTS $1.00 Inc. Tax eat year meat bill. Heme ef the finest quality ef hams end bacon top qsallty plff pnrchased In local ! INSPECTED MEATS Lb. C Pork Liver yod 1 saw. SlClkS 'Sd.Cc f ICK$ ittWINO COMPANY. SALfM Oftl "RTEIR1R - I i ing royalties distributed bytbo In ternational union. i s ; Two or three dances will bo held in Albany, two in Stayton, New or Waldport, one or two in Me Minnville or Newberg, one in Silver-ton and ,10 in Salem. j ! The union will ask schools, fra ternal organizations, churches, youth organizations, service clubs, ladies auxiliaries, veteran's; and dancing clubs for cooperation in sponsoring the dances in each lo cality. . ;, A j. j The union; will provide (what they hope to be the first in ser ies of dances in most of the com munities,Nyberg said. - f remember' on of tha most popular youth Auditorium Ilile al 7:45 Vancouver, Wash. 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