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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1950)
Truman Joins Administration Attack on Taft By Arthur Edxon ( WASHINGTON, Jan. 12 -P) President ' Truman . today joined in an administration attack on republican stalwart up for re election this year: Senator Tat f Ohio. . " Mr, Truman, commenting on Taf fa demand for military aid to the Chinese nationalists, ques tioned Taft's ability as a mili tary expert, And bit later, he Indicated he Is getting rosy po litical reports from Ohio, where democrats are seeking to unseat Taft next year. V s As for coal, the president. said f no national emergency exisits at 4t tAjiiMM sV MUnfe TKlei moanc ;- that, at least for the present; Mr. ,Li Truman doesn't Intend to use the Taft-Hartley act in an arcempi to get the miners back on a five-day week. As lor Taft 4 His name first came up when rorvirtor asked Mr. Truman about Taftfs criticisms of the ad ministration's policy In Formosa. The administration has refused to help the Chinese nationalists hold Formosa against the communists. Entitled to Opinion wll cabl the -resident Sena tor Taft is entitled to his own opinions. ' But, the president added, - he didn't know that Santor Taft was a military expert. A llttl. 1aa Hf Tnimsii was X 11 1 LAO M Ivl ..... .... tkMl abnut ft resort mad to him by Democratic National rhalrman William Bovle. This report dealt with politics in Ohio, ' The report was very sausiac tory from a democratic stand rwiint. thfl resident said. Had Boyle predicted Taft's de feat? We didn't go Into personalities. . the president saia. Oddity: However they may dif fer politically, Mr. Truman re TwaldlT has mentioned the Per annal esteem in which he holds . Taft. During one trip "through Ohio he made a special aside to tell the voters that, as a man, he likes Taft fine. j Other, besides Taft have at- i1rA thm Fnrmnna . noller. but Mr. Truman repeated today that .the nolle? he laid down on -a statement was thorough and com The president said on another T tub.ect ha hones to have his tax program ready by next week. untu then, no comment. i The highest land In Enlwetok, V. S. A-bomb test ground In the Marshall Islands, Is 16 feet above th. sea level. IP Tho Statesman, Salem. Oregon. Friday, Tannarr 13, 1850; Carson Named To Committee by Bar Association Allan G. Carson. Salem attorney, has been named a member of the American Bar association's state legislation committee representing Oregon, President Harold J. Gal lagher of New York City announc ed Thursday. . ABA national committeemen from ; Oregon also include J. B. Bedingfield, Coos Bay, associate and advisory .committee on judi cial selection, tenure- and compen sation. He is a Willamette univer sity law school graduate. Hospital Board Airs Plans for Improvements Plans for future improvements at Salem Memorial hospital were discussed Thursday night at the annual meeting of the institution's board of directors. While no action was taken, mem bers spoke of establishing a psy chiatric ward. Installing a new elevator and remodeling a part of the .building which was not in cluded In the 1949 program. Some of the projects may be started this year. Ford Watkins presented a check for $15,900 to the board as final payment of $100,000 Memorial hos- Sital received from last years Sa ;m ; Hospital Development fund drive. Watkins was chairman of the money-raising campaign. C. Ronald Hudklns and Arthur Erickson were elected to the hos pital board of directors for three- year terms. Re-elected to similar terms were A. c. Haag ana Wil liam Beaver. The following officers were re elected: President Mai B. Rudd; vice president, Loyal Warner; secretary-treasurer, Charles HeltzeL Greyhound Express Rate Boost Okehed Increased rates on express ship ments by Pacific Greyhound lines were authorized Thursday by George H. Flagg, state public utili ties commissioner. The order was issued after study of testimony given by the bus company at a hearing December 19. The company has peuuonea zor the increase. , The commission ruled that the volume of express now being handled places hardship on pass enjzer service and that present ex- Dress rates do not produce enough revenue to be self-sustaining and are not compensatory for service rendered. " ' The bus company' was ordered to file new rates with the commis sion within 10 days. . .. . . ... 9" AlOUINOU UEAT SAW tad KITCHEN TOOL VALUE! J ; J V J PiciSitn tmmt tmmtm EVERY HOME should have a CHEFSAV7! Hardened steel saw blade severs, meat bones and joints smoothly, quickly. Handle if grooved for tenderizing tough cuts...for crushing ice. 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