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r 'V- - - - : Aims Aid L Said Slap at Forei gn Policy By Oliver W. DeWolf WASHINGTON. Au. 20 Rep. Voryi (R-Ohio) said today the house voted a "lack of con fidence" in the administration's foreign policy when It chopped In two the administration's $1,160, 990,600 arms aid program for wes tern Europe. turn, had demonstrated its lack of confidence in the house. The ; Ohio lawmaker, a high ranking republican member of the house foreign affairs commit tee. offered his analysis of the administration's staggering set back as Truman supporters in the senate surveyed the wreck ast and laid plans for a fresh start. Ne Policy for Half the Werld Vorys called attention to the administration's determined stiff arming of moves to provide wea pons for non-communist China, and declared: "The administration presented no foreign policy for half the world; the house showed only half confidence In their policy for the other half." "Members of the house were not consulted in the formulation of the plan or the drafting of the legislation that was introduced," he said in a statement. "All at . tempts at a workable compromise before going i to the floor were rejected." To Go Behind Doors The senate foreign relations and armed services committees, which Continuous Shows Today At Regular Prices! HEW TODAY! bt, m waassW3iaBJ"., ifewv Oregon. unday Angus! 31. !Si9f j " ' :j -heM -taint' hearing nri 'itii 'irma illt ' Hlf Elation, fo behind closed doors 'H ' -; fucsdav tot ret down to! details' on the bill which is aimed at staving off I Russian aggression. Senator j Connally (D-Te), chairman o the foreign relations group, bugled a call for approval of the full; $1,450,000,000 sought by the administration. This is no time for piecemeal treatment,' j Connally said. To cut the amount as was done" by the house 'will be exploited i by communist ! states as a lack? of sincerity oh our part, and will discourage and depress the mem bers of the North Atlantic pact.1 The administration knows, how ever, It faces a big Job in trying to get senate approval oi(tneiuu amount. I I i i S j Both Employer, Union Guilty in NLRB Case j WASHINGTON, Aug. 0 IwV Both union and employer today were ruled liable for the back wages of ah employe held to have been illegally laid off af; the union s insistence. r The national labor relations board decision said the worker can collect only wages actually! lost. The board didn't say how the pay ment should be divided between union and; employer. But if . one can't pay the other must hand over the full amount. Officials' described it as the first decision bf- the NLRB In a con tested case on the Taft-Hartley act's provision making a Union as well as an employer liable for back pay in certain cases of illegal dis crimination. I sj Employers alone were liable un der the law (Wagner act) before the Taft-Hartley act was passed by the 80th congress. The NLRB, deciding this case. ordered a New York truck oper ator and a local of the AFLteam sters union to reimburse an em ploye for wages lost when he was laid off for being behind in union dues. It held an agreement for a union shop was not yet effective and that a closed shop contract had expired. -Nrvfl c- '' V . , ..... . - ; ti u V;l - v; - Jf- - ' , ! - - X -v"7 ? ' -"-v.-;- - ' K 1 t amed Majestic Radio Firm !CHICAGO-(INS)-Bankruptcy proceedings have rung the death knell of the faboulous Grisby-Gmnow ndio empire which once pro-t duced $60,000,000 worth of Majestic radio? in a single year. Profits were more than $5,000,000 annually. The value of the stock soared from $40 a share to $1,100 in less than 18 months. j William C. Grunow promotional geniu. of the company, built $400,000 house in Chicago s subur ban: River Forest. Grunow equipped the home with orange marble bathrooms and gold j water faucets. He installed a , -wr y- -m bowling alley in the basement and Jf QH (T l0 1)111 S Three-Vear Rise All this was but three short years from the time he had been a sal aried auditor in Bertram J. Gris by'i little auto parts firm. Grigsby and Grunow pooled their limited resources in and their radio firm clicked to fan Cat Mothers PORTLAND. Aug. 20-.-Becky a cat with unorthodox ideas, aci quired three more children toda all birds. j Becky never had anv kittens of 1927 'ner cv,n- Du ner mother complei came oui several, uays ago wnen SERVES 1,798 IN TOWN OF 7,00 0 Seashore Pool, la Lebanon. Ind (popalation 7,00) can accommodate 1.79$ persons daily. Center Is II feet deep, with shallow water next, sloping up from 4i feet te a sand beach and greensward. SUNDAY'S BROADCASTS Pacific Daylight Time Kilocycles: KSLM 8B. KOCO 19. KOIN 17 a. KOIf Wt. KZX till BOUE tt:lS t:4i Indiana Dog Catcher Lands in Dog House SOUTH ! BEND. Ind -WP)- Dog catching, police decided,: may call for fait footwork, but not zig-zag driving. Officers pulled Frank W. Hammond, 32, off the dog catch er's wagon, and Acting City Judge John C. SWvely fined him; $83 for drunken driving. t ; i tf J( 1 V dJSG 2nd Ace Bit! ' Mirth! Melody! Dancing! ;: Hay Bolter Leon Errol Dennis Day Jmb Davis Jack Haley Frakle Carle's Band In -Mike Mine Lauihs Plate Cartoon News ' ';,afVj !f TenlU o. Tin, Tnf "r-h'tttW U nt ft I CLUBPn 11? II 11 dlea SUHlng Daily II Sr it the 1 11! 11 Shlrtey Templel I TrtOfflC 11 HI "MR. BELVEDERE H II 1A0ST tR!ito V III GOES TO COLLEGE" 1 111 "fLAXY MARTIN- j Dighl Howl - t i .n.TR.V.. And, V Glenn Ford la UNDERCOVER. MAN" i Mat Dally from 1 P. M. INOW SHOWING1 V 1 I j Thrill Co-HUl Iinuj90 1 OOTCMWOWWMOttOW i - Cent, from 1 P.M. NOW ! Two New 3 Blta ! CO-FEATURE! PtOQY RVAM Now! Cont Fresn 1 P. M. 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This was in the golden era when every concern and industry was pyramiding earnings and develop ment ideas into almost incredibly sprawling expansion programs. Grigsby-Grunow proved no ex ception. The company announced it was creating, a subsidiary to manufacture refrigerators. Stock buyers flocked to get on another "sure thing." Stock Price Soars Wall Street broke a precedent to 'list the stock even before the new company was In operation. Immediately, the stock climbed to several times its par value. Grigsby, a former trolley con ductor, decided to build a new plant which would be the most modern electrical manufacturing center in the world. The plant, located In Chicago, cost $9,000,000 to construct and several times that much to equip. It hardly had produced its first refrigerator when the 1929 stock crash hit the world's markets. Go Into Decline Grigsby-Grunow, its reserves depleted by the new building, went into a sickening decline. Its stock sold for only 40 cents in 1933. When a creditor presented a bill for only $14,000 the subsidiary firm went bankrupt. Both Grigsby and Grunow man aged to salvage personal fortunes from the crash. Grigsby retired to a Barrington, 111., farm. He was reported to have established a million dollars in trust funds for his wife and children. Grunow swung over to Wal-O-Wil farms where he enjoyed suc cess in the chicken business. ; The Majestic Radio and Tele The Majestic Radio and Tele bly along to fade to an inglorious end in the spring of 1949 in bankruptcy. she found two fledging robins un der a bush. One was dead. Becky refused td leave the other. So Louis Nirschl, Becky's owner, brought the babjr bird inio the house. Becky nug gled the rcbir up to her and other wise mothered iL f When friends came across three other robins still too young to fly, they brought them over. The cat appeared delighted. She now moth ers all four. . ? ; Chuck Rayner, New York Rang er goalie, turned in seven shut outs and nine one-goal games last season. I Mlw .1 T1 or WM. Ill OtMsMMOOW fV R. L Elfstrom if Court 'MISS AMERICA ON A FRENCH BEACH Bebe Shopn. "Miss America" of 1948, plays volleyball on the beach at eauvillc, France, during her tour of Europe. - 11 appointment as I y authorizedd top Music Lombardo (Stop Music 6 KSLM KOCO KOIN KGW KEX Mediation Baseball R. Jordan Playhouse , Think Fast Mediation Baseball B. Jordan (Playhouse (Think Fast (Project Baseball News symphony (Navy Hour INews I Baseball Geo. fisher Symphony (Navy Hour 7 KSLM Mission (Mission Fam. Theatro Tarn. Theatre KOCO Baseball Baseball j Bandstand IBandstand KOIN C. Archer (C. Archer (Miss Brooks Miss Brooks KGW Symphony Symphony Merman how Merman Show KCX Burl Ives L. 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Uathoue Hour I Catholic Hour (Orchestra lOrchestra nKSLM KOCO KOIN serecu KGW News KCX Serenade News Nocturne (Let's Dane Mary Mercer Nocturne lOrchestra (Museum Orchestra lOrchestra Museum Orchestra Starts Today Cent 1:45 KtStstl I ORftttSM -MTEIMTKMH COMMIDRRiff; sVeeo Orod ff CO mm4 f tiers In ) hOsOOCSartOS L.fCWTirfT Workers Ignore Discovery of Gold SYDNEY -CP)- Municipal coun cil workers digging holes for tree planting recently struck glitter ing gold at 2 feet quite close to the main street of Kalgoorlie, West Australian gold mining cen ter. However, they did not dig up the roads to follow the lead; the local authorities would have taken a poor view of that. Such discoveries in the town's center arc not uncommon. In medieval 'times, warring armies agreed not to campaign against each other during winter. Second Feature Brothers la The Saddle" With Tim Bolt Theatre WOODBURN. OR IIov7 Flaying! "Johnnie Belinda" -With Jan Wyman Lew Ayre Neuner Clarifies Law Providing for Road Improvement Improvement of dedicated and platted -streets outside towns may proceed, under a 1949 state law. when petitioned by 75 per cent of the adacent property owners rep resenting 75 per cent of the abut ting 'property, Attorney General Neuner ruled Saturday. The opin ion was requested by Marion county court. ; . Wording of the new legislation was interpreted recently by Dis trict Attorney E. O. Stadter, jr., to require assent by all persons residing along the involving road, as well as ownes. Under the law, owners may peti tion for road improvement to be done by county equipment and as sessed back to the adjacent land on a proportionate basis. SPALDING NEW EDITOR . PORTLAND, Aug. 20-(P)-John B. Spalding was appointed editor and manager of Automotive News today, succeeding the late James H. Cassell. 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