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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 4, 1950)
S Th Statesman. Sclera, Oregon, S vendor, Juno- A, 1850 Wlierry.Sajs Truman, Acjieson Confuse War Danger Reports By Jmek Bell WASHINGTON. June 3-OP)-Senator Wherry (R-Neb) today ac tused President Truman and Secretary of State Dean Acheson of conflicting statements which confuse people about the dangers of war. Democratic leaders retorted that the views expressed by the president and his secretary of state .were prefectly consistent and In keeping with the administration's peace goals. ! Wherry, the republican floor leader, told reporters that a state-J ment by the president Thursday that the world Is nearer peace , than it has been anytime in the last five years doesn't square with a statement of Acheson that more, not less, money will be needed in the future to arm western Europe gainst communist threats. "v "The president and the secre tary of state ought to get togeth er, on their statements," Wherry aid. "Who are we going to listen to, the president or Acheson? Both Sides of Street "As usuajf they are working both sides of the street and this Just adds to the confusion of the American people." Wherry's attack -brought the reply from Senator Myers i of Pennsylvania, the assistant demo cratic leader, that while the state ments of the president and Ache son might seem conflicting on their face, the two' were aiming ate the same peace goal. ; "The bully always picks on the little boys, never anyone of his size," Myers said. "Russia Is that kind of bully. If the Soviets know we are strong and that western Europe is strong militarily and economically,, they will never at tack. ' "Our, best road to peace is to build up a defense position that will be so strong there will be no attack." ' Position Consistent . Senator Gillette (D-Iowa) agreed that the position of the nresident and Acheson is consis tent but only "If this country Is committed to the belief that only what he called a "frighten ing defense" will avert war. "To me, It is inconsistent to say that we will do everything In our power through the United Nations to achieve world peace ndL on the other hand that we re going to build up a frighten ing defense," he said. Acheson's statement that for eign arms aid may have to be in creased gave a shot in the arm to some critics of the program. These critics have been con fending that the' intent of the ad ministration is to use the pro gram as a partial replacement tor the European recovery pro gram which will end in 1932. Acheson and others have denied this. ,! SOCE to Graduate Largest Class ASHLAND, June S-CAVThe .largest graduating class In South- Ei Oregon College of Education's tory 170 students will receive Red Chief Under Care of Doctor SAN FRANCISCO, June William Z. Foster, national chair man of the communist party, Is In San Francisco for treatment of a heart ailment He said he expected to be her until September. Foster, who was indicted with 11 other too communist leaden re cently convicted in New York of conspiracy charges . in connection with party activities, obtained a delay in his case because of ill hetlth, ' their diplomas out-of-doors here tomorrow afternoon. Dr. Roderick Langston, presl dent-elect of Eastern Oregon Col legei of Education, will deliver the Commencement address at the Li- thla park ceremony. Ernest Bevin Operated Upon LONDON, June 3-WVThe 'Lon don clinic tonight said the condi tion! of Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin was "Very satisfactory" af fterran operation for fistula. The operation, Bevin's second in two months, was to correct an ab scessed condition at the lower end of the boweL The 69 -year -old labor leader long ailing from heart trouble and asthma, underwent an operation for piles in April.! He was given a general anaesthetic for today's surgery. He may be away from bis office for several weeks. JJ H. Baker Rites Monday Final rites will be held at the Rigdon chapel at 1:30 pjn. Mon days for Joseph Houston Baker, Salem resident for nearly - 00 years, who died Friday. The Rev. Brooks Moore will officiate. Survivors include two brothers and; a sister, Harry D. and Emory J. Baker and Mrs; Gertrude Hop kins, residing in Tacoma. Nieces and nephews include Dr. F. K. Power and Mrs. Florence Power Scales of Salem. Interment will be in the family pior at uty view cemetery. FOX INSURED SAVINGS Firs! Federal Savings First 1 SEE ' 1 - Current Dividend 2ft st Federal Savings and Lean Ass's!. 143 So. Libert C Horace Heidt To Play Salem Polio Benefit The Horace Heidt show will come to Salem August 5 for a benefit .sponsored by the Marlon county polio chapter. Chapter spokesmen said Satur day that two evening perform ances are tentatively planned at saiem mgn school auditorium. About sixty entertainers travel with Heidt in addition to his or chestra. All net proceeds from the event win go into the county polio chapter treasury. - The chapter also announced that S3.800 had been advanced fmm tne national foundation to aid ft nancial obligations In Marion county. . s . Also reported was receint nf SI 119 in contributions from county organizations including $250 from capital unit 8, American Legion auxiliary, and 800 from thm stnt Employes association. The latter was raised at a benefit concert. The new receiDts built chanter funds to $4,601 from which about $2,000 will be used to nav hilts currently Que. CurmilmeritotMailServicein -; r t 4 Force; Saving Problematical; Cut iii Budget Causes Change f Idltar'a utei ewnm tut taring titM StIJMJM treat. th tofAe department's requested appropriation. Th actio, baa, kroucM rsrca iana in postal service throughout ttoa nation. Bow it Is aMocOa tao Sates area la attaUea la Uts foUowla story.) By Weldell Webb "' ' "v ...'--. : - Vansalm Kditor. Tbo Statesman Residents of Salem in recent weeks have: been getting but one mall delivery5 a dav and some of them aren't too happy about it "But what can we do when the posteffice department, because ox a cut in its appropriation; is forced to save money 7 ' postmaster Albert O. Grass asks. And besides, Gragg says, between 80 and 90 per cent of Salem's mail arrives at night and can be delivered on the one-delivery-a-day basis'. , How much is the Salem post office saving? Here's Gragg's an swer: . i "We are In the process of re organizing; we've already saved some but -we don't know yet Just how much it eventually will be; we don't plan to discharge any personnel under civil service, how ever; it may be we can do away with some temporary help (fre quently necessitated by peak loads); but postal receipts in Sa lem in May were up more than 11 per cent, as compared with May a year ago, and the load on us is increasing." The pos toff ice department spends 74 per cent of its money on payroll, 22 per cent on transpor tation (trains, planes, etc.), and 4 per cent on equipment. How much it should save by various curtailments in Salem is a moot question but here is the pres ent picture: (1) There no longer la a regular directory service if a letter to you is not properly addressed, and if an "expert" postal clerk doesn't recognize at a glance where it should go, it either goes back to the sender, if it has a return ad dress, or to the dead letter office. Gragg estimates the reduction in directory service saves from ? to 8 man-hours per day. The serv ice still is maintained on insured, COJ) registered and special de livery letters and on perishables. (2) There is one: instead of two mail deliveries a day on city foot routes, and four men now handle five routes. There are about 40 routes in Salem. Because they have lengthened (as a result of one man having to make one trip a day on them), some residents get their single mail delivery ' later than they formerly got their morn ing delivery "but not much later." (3) Mail is picked lip from resl dential corner mail-boxes once in the daytime instead of twice. (4) There is no change in the one - delivery - a - day policy on mounted and rural routes: mail is still delivered twice in the Salem business district, except on Sat urdays. What Is happening, or going to happen to the man-hours saved by the service curtailment "Well, we have a lot of ac cumulated vacations from years past, for one thing; now we may be able to get those settled. For an other thing, we won't be hiring as many 'temporaries.'" Is It true that mail service in residential Salem can be regard ed as being cut In half? "No, not when it is considered 80 to. 90 per cent of Salem's mail comes in at night and is ready for morning delivery. The morning delivery always has been heaviest. It took from 4 to SM hours on the foot routes. The afternoon de livery took from 2 to 3 hours. You can't say the service is being cut in half." So far, apparently one man has been released from the Salem Become a DENTAL NURSE A vocation offering jon m professional carter postofflce as result of the cur tailment There are no figures available as to the saving effected thus far. Whether or not there will be specific figures available to show savirig In each area, when the program is in full swing, has not been announced. In the mean time, the slowdown in city mall delivery finds its only comfort In the fact it la not confined to Sa- 1 lem. ft V 1 6 BEVERLY BENNETT Lakevjew, Orcgoa Appointed upon graduatUm 1 Investigate dental nursing for your career, a career in which the deep personal satisfaction of do ing worthwhile work is equaled only by the security that a life time profession can give. 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