Mountain Area
Holds Key to
Senate Control
DENVER, Oct. 27 -(-Control
of the United States senate may
hinge upon five races in the sparsely-peopled
Rocky Mountain re
gion. Probably less than a million and
a half votes will be cast in all five
contests, and only half that total in
the three "hottest -- in Montana,
New Mexico and Wyoming.
Three of the five regional sen
. ate seats at issue Nov. 2. are held
by democrats - - those in Montana.
New Mexico and Colorado. Repub
licans" fill those in Idaho and Wy
oming. Utah and Nevada senators
terms do not expire this year.
Importance of the seats, in a
senate almost certain to be close
ly divided, has all but elbowed ;
into the background the tussle for
the' region's 28 electoral votes for
president.
Republicans are driving especi
ally hard against Sen. James: E.
Murray, new dealer, in Montana.
Opposing him is a political new
comer Tom J. Davis, once presi
dent of Rotary International.
Davi.- has r;.Iled for sweeping
reds out of Washingtor. for ruts,
in spending hn'd has criticized the
nation's foreign policy. Murray.,
a senator sinc e 1934. is sponsor '
of the Missouri valley authority '
plan. N;ition;il democratic leaders
fuve praised him to the state's
qiiarter-mi'Iion voters.
Republicans also are pounding j
away in New Mexico, where the
democratic senatorial nominee is ;
Clinton P. Anderson, until re- j
cently secretary of agriculture.
The GOP candidate is a one-;
time secretary , of war. Patrick J. j
Hurley. Hurley was squeezed out
In a similar 1946 race by Sen. !
Dennis Chaves by 4,000 votes.
The winner will succeed demo- j
erat Carl Hatch, who is retiring.
Keeiection of republican Henry
C. Dworshak to the senate from
Idaho is claimed by Ezra Hin
shaw. GOP state chairman, bv
40,000. Democratic Chairman Ed
Brennan counters. "We're a long
way from licked. Various party
factions have gotten together."
The democratic nominee is Bert
H; Miller, of supreme court jus
tice. Republicans boast Thomas E.
Dewey will sweep the region for
president, even though all the
states except Colorado and Wyo
ming went for Roosevelt in 1944.
Democrats profess to see a trend
toward President Truman, par
ticularly in farm districts.
Lincoln Community
Club Meeting Held
LINCOLN Mrs. T. L. Hicks
conducted the first meeting of
Lincoln Community club Friday.
Kin?s Ambassadors' of Salem j
academy, composed of eight boys,
sans a group of songs, accom
panied by Leona Van TasseL
Lloyd Allen showed colored
slides of pictures taken in Hono
lulu and some local scenes.
A pop drinking contest was
held by Arthur Yungen. Harry
Phillips. T. L. Hicks and Jimmy
Wolverton, assisted by Mrs.
Archie Spittler, Mrs. Arthur
Yungen, Martha Williams and
Marlene Wolverton.
Tentative plans were made for
a money raising community club
i project.
Committee on arrangements
Includes Mr. and Mrs. Roy W.
Hammer and Mr. and Mrs. Harry
TPhillips.
November committee members
are Mr. and Mrs.. Arthur Yungen
and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Cherry.
OCE Dads Club Elects
Area Representatives
MONMOUTH First annual
meeting of the Dad's club of Ore
gon College of Education was held
at Monmouth hotel last Saturday.
Three areas were set up with
the following members in charge:
C. J. Douglas, Hills boro and Port
land area; . C. Hamilton, Salem
area, and Glen C. Smith. Inde
pendence and Polk county area.
Officers will be elected during
Dad's weekend next February.
Valley
faitnarfesJr
Martha Jane Sloper
INDEPENDENCE. Oct 28
Funeral services for Mrs. Martha
Jane Sloper, 78. resident of Inde
pendence for 69 years, who died
Wednesday in Salem, will be held
Saturday, October 30 from Smith
Mortuary here at 2 p.nu.The Rev.
John Hood will officiate, burial
Mt. Crest Abbey, Salem.
Born Dec. 28, "1870, near Junc
tion City, she married George N.
Sloper Nov. 9, 1892. Survivors
are a daughter, Mrs. Leona
Gooch; a sister, Mrs. Jo&ie Cos
grove, Salem and nieces and
nephews.
DON'T LET 'EM
THROW DUST IN
YOUR EYES
This Time!
Vole 310 X Yes
Old Age
Pension Ad
Give the old feilu a
break.
Pay them a $50 pension.
Destroy the police sys
tem of the Welfare
Commission.
310 X Yes
Td. Adv. Ores Old Age
Pension Committee
Joe E. Dhm
Turkey Shoot Plans Are
Made by Mt. Angel Post
MT. ANGEL Because of
many Armistice day celebrations
in surrounding communities, the
indoor turkey shoot by the Mt.
Angel American Legion post has
been transferred to the following
Saturday night and Sunday. No
vember 13 and 14. Leo Traeger,
Shoot chairman, made the an
nouncement? A busy two-day program along
the lines of last year's celebra
tion is planned for the shoot.
Traeger announced. Hot lunches
will be served by the auxiliary.
Bids on I painting the Legion
hall jwere received from Wood
burn. Salem and Mt Angel. Mt.
Ange. as the lowest, was accepted.
Preparation; of the grounds for
lawni about the hall has been
completed and seeding will be
done I this week.
M.
A- Wagner and Ernest
Crowder were awarded from the
state land national honors for ob
taining the, largest number of
new 1 and renewal memberships
in 1948.
The mink belongs to the fam
ily "rnustelidae" along with the
marten and weasel. Wild adult
minkj are about 24 inches long.
European Aid
Awaits Loan
Signatures
By Sterling F. Greea
WASHINGTON. Oct. 28 -(JP)-The
United States today halted
most of its remaining program of
Marshall plan gifts to Europe un
til nine European countries sign
up for repayable loans.
This pressure move came sim
ultaneously with a state depart
ment announcement that France
and Britain have agreed with the
United States, at this country's
request, to suspend the removal
of about 300 industrial plants from
western Germany as war repa
rations. The economic cooperation ad
ministration took the first action
and instigated the second. Both
were interpreted as efforts to
shape the European recovery ef
fort on lines deemed by this
country to be most effective.
Both, also, are temporary.
The dismantling of the Ger
man plants will continue. Acting
Secretary of State Lovett told a
news conference. But It will be
done in such a way, he said, that
any plant can be reassembled af
ter ECA picks out those which it
believes would best serve the
over-all European recovery by
being kept in Germany.
ECA's shut-down on dollar
gifts may not last two weeks, a
spokesman suggested, if the Euro
pean powers sign promptly more
Whan $500,000,000 in lean agree
ments now pending. England and
Iceland are not affected; they
have signed.
About three - fourths of U. S.
public expenditures for education
goes for teachers' salaries.
The Statesman. Salem. Oregon. Friday. October 29. 1948 It
Lutheran Church
Leaders Planning
Suverton Meeting
SILVERTON Dr. O. G. MaT
mii, Minneapolis, editor of the
Lutheran Herald, official ! church
publication, and Dr. H. L. Foss,
Seattle, president of thei Luth
eran church. Pacific coast dist
rict, will share honors in the
dedicatory services of the! rebuilt
Immanuel Lutheran church and
newly installed pipe organ.
The week's program will begin
November 28 when Dr. Malmin
will speak at the 11 a.m. and
8 p.m. services. Formal dedica
tion of the organ will be at 8
p.m. Open house will be from
2 to 5 p.m.
Dr. Fobs will give the formal
dedicatory sermon of the church
building at 3 p.m. December 5
and will speak at 11 mm. that
day and assist in re-laying the
corner stone immediately follow
ing. Ten pastors will take part
in the afternoon service, the Rev.
S. L. Almlie, resident pastor of
Immanuel. has announced.
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Apple Cider
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