Tito Approves
U.S. Action in
Korean War
: Br Alex H. StaxIeUn
BELGRADE, Yugoslavia. Sept
ll-(JP)-Premier Marshal Tito has
Invited Moscow's wrath anew by
approving United States military
action in Korea and proposing Korea-wide
elections when the com
munists there are chased back to
the 38th parallel.
An American congressional del
egation here attributed these sen
timents to the Yugoslav leader to
day. Sen. Pepper (D-Fla) said the
question of Korea was raised in a
three - hour, chat with Tito last
night at his private villa in the
hills overlooking Belgrade.
Senate Delegation
Pepper and the other members
of the delegation Sen. Brewster
(R-Me), Rep. Cooley (D-NC) and
Rep. Poage (D-Tex) said Tito,
maverick ol world communism,
expressed these views:
1. Yugoslavia reserves her in
dependent stand on the Korean
war but approves the Ui5. action
and that of the United Nations in
taking a stand against an effort to
disturb the world's peace.
.2. Yugoslavia does not indulge
in religious persecution, and "the
entire religious situation" in Yugo
slavia is now under review.
3. Told by the congressmen that
the VS. would like to see immedi
ate return of some 11,000 Greek
chiMrpn hmueht hr rfurinir the
Greek civil war, Tito replied that
several hundred have been return
ed and it is hoped the remainder
would bo back as soon as homes
could be located:
Forthright" Answers
Pepper said Tito gave "frank
and forthright" answers on Korea.
The main tenor of bis view is that
the United Nations forces should
halt when .they get to the 38th
. parallel dividing the republic of
Korea from the communist peo
ple's Korean republic The paral
lel was the invasion jumpoff point
Then. Tito said, there should be
country-wide plebiscite to deter
mine what kind of government the
people want, .
The congressmen told Tito Amer
ican public opinion was showing
concern over charges that there
was persecution in .Yugoslavia.
These charges have been preval
ent ever since the imprisonment of
Archbishop Alojzijc Stepinac, Ro
man uatnonc primate, on cnarges
of wartime collaboration with the
Germans.
:Tito denied the charge of per
secution and then informed the
Americans that only yesterday he
nad conferred with a high Roman
uauiouc owciai "about cnurcn ana
state problems." "
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during ceremony in which chairmanship of Vienna Allied Council
was passed from Russia to the U. S. for the month of September.
Salem Fireman
Injures Ankle in
Run for Truck
A Salem fireman was injured
Thursday as he sprinted across
Chemeketa street to hop a fire
truck.
Alden Addie, 2231 Shelton sU
the fireman, tore the tendons in
his right ankle when he fell. He
was released on crutches after
treatment at Salem General hos
pital, The fire truck was. parked
across the street from the fire
station while cleaning operations
were in progress at the city halL
The fire was a minor one at
the Walter White residence, 775
Thompson ave., that was caused
by a short circuit in an electric
range. Firemen said damage was
confined to wiring in the range.
Russians Demand
Right to Parade
In Western Berlin
BERLIN, Sept 21 -MP)- The
Russians topped a series of new
spark-producing incidents in this
divided city today with a demand
that the allies upen up western
Berlin to communist demonstrat
ions. .
The Soviets timed their move
to back up the East German dec-
Christmas? . .
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AIR CRASH IN YUGOSLAVIA
ZAGREB. Yugoslavia. SeDL 21-
(iP)-An American - built Yugoslav
plane crashed near here today and
at least 10 persons lost their lives
Yugoslav authorities said there
were no foreigners aboard.
LOS FOR 26 VICTIMS
PEARL HARBOR. Sent 21-W1
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HOLLYWOOD, (INS) In
move to silence the many reports
about his four sons, Bing Crosby
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no cnance of the four talented
lads Gary," Lindsay, Dennis and
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AFLRe-Elects
Williaii. Green
As President
HOUSTON. Tex- Sept. 21-flV
William Green was named .to a
27th term as head of the American
Federation of Labor today, and in
accepting said he has hoped the
division within American organiz
ed labor soon will be over.
The 77-year-old Green also told
the AFL's 69th annual convention:
"They've got the money but we'
ve got the votes and well defeat
Ohio's Senator (Robert) Taft"
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mer Ohio coal miner, said he will
endeavor to compose AFL's dif
ferences with the CIO and bring
about labor unity.
"If there is any sacrifice I might
make in order to make labor unity
possible I'll make that sacrifice,"
he said.
HOUSEWORK
NEW YORK -(INS)- Men, not
women, are the best housekeepers,
according to Mrs. Mary K. Heiner,
an expert in household manage
ment She said their secret was in
getting "rid of work by preventing
it." Most home efficiency aids, she
pointed out have been developed
by men. An electric janitor, de
signed by the Minneapolis-Honeywell
Regulator Company, also
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cellarward steps each week by
automatically making furnace
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EQUIPMENT CHECK
LONDON -(INS)- The British
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checkup of all army reserve equip
ment scattered in "graveyards'
and ordnance depots throughout
the country. Equipment - includes
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