Gov. Bowles
On Presidential
Candidate Lists
cost nousing and increasing old i Tbo
Solom. Oroqon. Sunday. May 12. 134S 13
Ago ptnitntn.
ZmxtT la IMS, when it looked Bowles was talking about tax eutat was plugging for a national health
like there might be depression, and retaining rent controls end ' insurance plan.
A pound of finished steel sella
f jc about four cents at the mills.
GIDEONS ELECT -, .
TACOMA, May 21-CP-Cuy It
Huston of Yakima wu reelected
atate president of the Gideons as
the croup ended its 2Ird annual
convention here today.
Big Wheat Crop Problem This
Year Will BeStorage Space,
Not Lack of Railroad Boxcars
By T. C Apolecate
NITW YORK. May 21 If grain piles up on the rround in the
wheat belt this summer, take a second look before blaming the railroad.-,
i.
Wheat for your next year's bread is Just startmg to flow to pro
cessing poirua. This movement will swell to a flood in July and Aug
ust. oertaxmg mill and elevator facilities.
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1 vaouiy tmjj
Kj rounn-piur:g m i nine j
time
thev call it ,open storage"
not unusual. Modern methods
have compressed the bulk of har
vesting into a short period. That
is the season of outcwes for more
cars to carry the gram.
Here's what the railroads have
done to get; ready for their big
task of hauling the winter wheat
crop:
late in April they assembled
Despite this, the Association of
American Railroads this week ex
pressed confidence its member ,
roads could "move every bushel j
of grain fr.r which storage space j
is available " i
Storage space or the lack of
it is the real problem j
That it is seriou was empha- I
sized br the recent government j
more tnan Z0.OO9 box cars at nf , av f-mt, in to 115
country loading stations. Fully tc K,.,h-T tf th.v would ho!d
! loaded, these cars wUl carry near- fa ,trira-- ilT r.other vear i
ly 35.WKi.00a bushels of wheat on 60.0O0.OOO bushels stored un- j
each trip. j der the jo4g prjte support pro- j
inus xrsm raiuxwKu nop to
from storage quickly much of the
1948 wheat held under govern
ment lean and purchase agree
ments that expired April 30. And
do it before the pew crop move
ment is in full swing.
The 1945
gra rr. . i
Officials said this was intended J
to help relieve the commercial !
storage situation.
At the end of April more than '
half the public elevator capacity
in tr.e winter wneai oen was re-
winter wheat har- x& with last year s crop
vest, bv litest estimates
total 1.021.467.OO0 bushels.
KAISER -FRAZER
InvadrM ew Prire Field
the Bir; nu; w Kur
Drastic Low Prices
21 Moulin to Par
TEAGUE MOTOR CO.
35S If. Liberty Salam. Oregon Phone 2-4173
Wlu TK. IT : diurtmnt nf acri
sec" culture said there was available
on tnat date in seven wmier
wheat states only 76.000.000 b art
els of storage space. A year ear her ,
these states Texas. New Mex-,
ico. Oklahoma. Kansas. Missouri.
Colorado and Nebraska had
available 117,000.000 bushels of
space.
Reports of the AAR car ser ice
division show 18.700 more box
cars on western railroads than p.t
the ame time a year ago. w :h
7.300 more box cars ready for
service in the wheat belt.
This improvement wm ach;.-.-ed
despite the fai t that all tr e
railroads owned only 692.093 ser-
vii-eable box cars on April l.Thn
was 8.723 less than the total b-x
car supply a year earlier
The better supply in the ?oat
belt thus year is helped by the
decline in demand for cats else
where Carloadings in the f:r?t
four months of 1949 were about ,
S per cent under the like pei iod
a year ago.
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Alfred W. Loarks
Loucks Named
Gty Leader of
Hospital Drive
Selection of Alfred W. Loucks.
Salem fuel oil distributor and civ
ic leader, as city manager for tha
general gifts campaign of the Sa
lem Hospital Development pro
gram was announced Saturday.
Loucks was chosen to lead the
$300,000 drive, said Charles A.
Sprague. spokesman for the drive
steering committee, because "this
important committee mut be
headed by a person who is able
and well ersed in management
with a record of outstanding com
munity service." This type of
project ''comes once in a lifetime."
said the committer
The program's advance gif'.s so
licitation is now in its fifth week
and progressing satisfactorily, ac
cording to Ford Watku.s. general
campaign chairman. Other leaders
are Dr J.mes Sears. d.-ct'i " di-
ision. and Thomas McNeill, rural.
Loutks is vice president of Sa
lem Community chest, served that
organization as advance gifts
chairman in 1947 and general
chairman last year. He is a di
rector of Salem YMCA and Salem
Shrine club, a deacon in the Pres
byterian church and a member of
Salem Kiwams club. He has also
done committee work for the Free
dom Train. Salem Governor's r- ,
ception memorial auditorium. ;
blood bank and Salem Breakfast '
club.
Leslie Band to
Give Concert at
Bush Monday
A 43-piece Leslie junior high
school band directed by Raymond
Carl will present a concert at Bush
school at 9 o'clock Monday morn
ing. Approximately 100 sixth grade
pupils took part in "Fiesta Time."
an original play presented to a
large group of parents and friends
at Bush school auditorium Thurs
day afternoon. The play, an out
growth of work In social studies
and correlated with music, art and
physical education, was based on
a study of Mexico and South
America.
The scenes included an Indian
village in the Andes mountains of
South America with natives mak
ing preparation for the fiesta and i
a Mexican village on market day
with several typical villagers and
many visitors. As the finale the
entire group sang the Mexican
song. '"Chiapanecas "
Directing the program were Ev
elyn likes. Mrs Wiima Fahey and
Mrs Janice Stein, sixth grade
teachers
WASHINGTON. May 21 (AP)
Count Gov. Chester Bowles of
Connecticut in on the 1952 pre
sidential nomination race as one
of the "white hopes' of that seg
ment of the democratic party
which classes itself as liberal.
Friends figure that if the gang
ling former OPA chief can make
the grade for re-election as gover
nor next year he will be set to
bid for the nomination if Presi
dent Truman decides not to run
again.
Relations between Mr. Truman
and Bowles seem now to bo
friendly. Bowles probably would
like to forget now that he went
on a national hookup last spring
to declare that the president's
chances of election were "slim to
the disappearing point" and to add,
that "the democratic party cannot
and will not unite behind the pre
sident." Despite this false start, hero is
no apparent feeling in the ad
ministration camp that B o w 1 e
didn't do his best for Mr. Tru
man in the Connecticut campaign
last fall.
Truman Miht Back
Thus if Mr. Truman doesn't run
himself he might not have to
stretch a point to include the 48-year-old
governor on any list of
those acceptable to him.
As one of the founders of
Americans for democratic action,
the Connecticut governor pretty
well represents a l;ne of thinking
that has some outstanding, if not
materially large, backing within
the democratic party.
As far as he can make himself,
he is an exponent of the Roosevelt
new oeal and Roosevelt ideas. As
a sr-all demonstration, he was the
firt Connecticut goveri.or to name
a woman and a negro to his staff.
As a government official during
the war, Bowles was on the in
ternationalist side, although he
was not directly involved In fur
nishing the answers to most for
eign questions.
As price administrator. Bowles
won the enmity of a large slice
of congress. He said when ha first
went into the OPA in 1943 "no
sensible man would seek a Job
of this kind."
Labor Likes Bowles
Labor always has liked Bowles.
He began his public career by
loading the Connecticut state OPA
staff, of 'which he was the director,
with something like 150 labor
representatives.
He has a 75-cent state minimum
wage law in his Connecticut plat
form. He has long advocated low
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L. I. "Shod" Shodrick of Stato Motors. Inc. Salem's Packard Doalor prosenting Mr. M. "Yak"
ftrooks and wife a Sot of Golden Keys to tho fifst Go!den Anniversary Packard DeLuxo Sedan do
dvorod in Ss'em as Mr. E. O. "Curly" Wolting, owner of Stafo Motors, Inc., and Raiph Webb, sa'es
mm, look Mr. ard Mrs Brooks Irvo at 10 Evorgreen Avenue and for the past 20 years Mr.
Voots hs. been connected with Portland General E!ectnc Company of Sa'em.
"Cu . Weilmg and ' Shad" Shadr'ck both say me Golden Anniversary Packard is the Char
acter Car of te medium price field make the d scoyery for yourself-Three Was. First, step up
o the Cosden Anniversary Packard, tap tho bod and lisen-you will hear no metallic plonk,
fust a d-- so' d thud. Secc-listen for the iod of this Car's Superlative 1 35-horsepower en
gine as Ufs at the curb ,dj w.ll hooronSy a so; w.h.sper. Third, take ?- Ne.v Golden Anni
versary ;-. j'i c.-t cn ?h ri d get he cao'e-e effect of its Hew Go? den SSence. You w.ll
listen iu t o c Rood HwC and "ing-ne Se -ss'on"
Hu Gibe'- A t, versa , fu d tr e Firev Cs- Pa. rd has buii' for SO years with 77 f r.
Impro. T'? i a c; a c ce rej.c' .- - c' $ 1 03 up to $225. Cone m ie li show yoj the F.rest
thing t'yr Cars of To;n, -(d I
US. ASKS FOR IISI.EK
WASHI(;T0N'. M,v 21-4.-An
official domar. i on ti e British gov-
err.mertt for return of communist
j leader Gerhast Filler to the L'nit-
ed States was dispatched to Lon
I don today by the state department.
Official aid the requiiti.n treats
the 52-year -old runaway strn !ly
as a fugitive from justice lather
than a political refugee.
Marble is s plentiful in Proc
tor, Vt, that house foundations
frequently use the stuff and but
chers cut their chops on a marble
slab.
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