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' The Vice Expose Gains "Warmth"
Portlund Democratic politicians can't be blamed too much
if they mutter "whut a h- of a time for a vice expose," for
at least two of them have already been put in most awkward
positions, which we do not believe was the object, For the
Oregonkti, like the umpire, "calls 'em as it sees 'em."
First to be embarrassed was Multnomah Sheriff
lire in Figljfitfg,, tit inodiag
Mood; Nt4 dimming Verv
ir ati lawmwci
WASHINGTON, Aprif 21-Pres- which means that Kieublicans
i(icnt0Kisonhower is in a fiithtinii changed their vote so, as to be re
mood, a crusatlinc mood. He is corded finally on the 'president's
not takiTia for granted victory in side.
the November election. That's Since the vote showed that the
why he delivered such a slimu- hill Itself failed to get a majority
ulating address oi tnc House, let alone the neces
to the meeting sary two-thirds, the president's
of state chair- j leadership appears to naive gained
men and party j ground in Congress. Kven three
leaders sponsor- Democrats who had voted for it
cd by the Itepub- before deserted the bill on final
lican National passage.
Committee. Unquestionably the farm bill has
for when, been one of the biggest hurdles
Leonard Hall, t1c president has had to face. To
nalional chair- ,ily sl)mc 0( lhe Democrats are
man, arranged criticizing their own leadership for
the meeting, he forcjnK a votc t attempt to over
did not know rjU(, lne v(,t0 because it appears
W li el h e r the now lhal lhc house lnoug ,..
Terry ,i mnr ii an,. , Ir0llt'tl the Democratic parly.
Schrunk, who has beer, a popular officer in Portland. He has To the surprise of Mr.' Hall, -he Si? ttoTte'tta,
received the imlil r-nl mnimrl of lh inti.roeU Ih.-.l mora Irvin.i nM.l,li .ib-J r... .: : . v.:..u certainly means mat me 110U5C
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to take over law enforcement in the city for their own ends, j to deliver an address.
He had issued a permit to carry firearms to Clyde Crosby and , ThJ speech, coming as it did
did not immediately revoke it when it developed later that 'mmcttiately alter the president's
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will have to do something soon
about the president's request for
a "soil bank" bill.
Crosby was an ex-convict. Crosby had signed a certification ' J!?'!" Tii? .'"' St develoomcnls on the oolitical front
il ij lUNVei I IIIIIJ d 'I i'i. i:i . . . . . !,;,,
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, . r. . . , , . ,. , , , , , . . what had seemed to some ob
claims Crosbys past was not Immediately revealed to him servers a weakness on the farm is
when it became known to his office. This seems improbable' sue. s,tr Eisenhower focused at
in view of Crosby's political importance, but it may have tenlion on "principles." He said:
been true. It does not in that event suggest a very clficionl '"lhe campaign is concerned
office.
was the forthright way in which
Mr. Eisenhower identified himsell
with the Republican party. He
toted unequivocally his pride in
being a Republican. He outlined
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with principles because they pro- principles .or nis party wn.cn ne
it.. .. . ifincs wi ;hii f ill n 1 ' s n
IWsmorning the Oregonian reveal.;d that District Attorney , as to Republicn, Mr. El-
William Langley has been an "intimate' of the Seattle gang- bascd nn jrK.in(. retreat to ex- senhowcr's eight principles arc ex
sters and key Teamsters union officials who sought to take pciiiency. They become as wc : pressed in the following key sop
over Portland. The Orcgonian charges that Langley "con- have seen them become in the : 1('n:cs:
erred often" with the group that was plotting to "open the 'past surrenders to pressure J 1- "The individual is of su-
town." Conversations of one meeting in the King Towers bribes for support, escapes from pretTie importance.'
apartment August la, 1955 were reproduced, apparently in
volving a payoff to some Chinamen.
s-tnncii,iiiiin,. p..,,,,,-,. ,.,nn.i:. 9 "ho r.oirit of our neonie is
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.envy is a ueuuyui ui Aiiieiic.is ma, ";fi'
'i-.i n... r . . not-lit in ii,;.. n "America dnos not nrosner
This is explosive stuff in a city like Portland which doesn't campaign must be vigorous and unless all Americans prosper."
expect its officials to be in secret league with the underworld, dedicated aad Inspired by prlnci- 4. "Government must hove a
It will be extremely interesting to see what Langley has to pies, by political integrity." If "t M we'l as a head."
say about this revelation. The Orcgonian had beticr bo sure Tho president undoubtedly was 5- "Courage in principle, ro
of its eround. and knowine the Ornennian a we dn we nee. Ihinkiiig of the pressure upon him o;i. ,'atlo in prnclice make free-
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quite sure it is in a position to prove what it says.
The Portland city and county election are sure to be
affected, and they certainly should be by these sensational
revelations, of which there arc probably more to come. Mean
while, how can District Attorney Langley be looked to for
the official investigation that must be made? This must be
conducted by officials not in any way involved in the charges
it the public is to have confidence in the findings.
Soil Bank Progress
Retts Seek Peacemaker Role
In Middle Eastern Crisis
By JAMES MARLOW
AP News Analyst
WASIHNGTON, April 19 WI 'Middle East tomorrow-according
There are eood reasons for the to Information here lhe rnmmn.
who originally voted lor the. liiil So it looks as if the Republican Russians to step into the Middle nists in the area are not strong
switched when it came to a vole National campaign mis ucuuu cm. cast crisis ns "o iccm-icra ' enougn to taxe over,
on overriding lhe veto. Only 20 that it will he built on the slogan t agree to go along with a world S(J wM (akc u
rcri'Mllv In sil'n .1 farm hill that he dom positive.
fell was unsound and thus to give 6. "The purpose of government
way to expediency. Many people is lo serve, never lo dominate,
arc saying now that the president's 7. "To stay free, wc must stay
act of courage will win him votes strong."
even In the form stales. Certainly . "Under Clod, we espouse the
man of the Rcnublican members ! cause of freedom and justice and
of the House of Representatives peace for all peoples.
Republicans who had prcviourly of "peace ami prosper..? unm,
vi ted lor the hill did so again, lined by principle In government.
Democratic leaders in congress stepped into the f: I'm bill
trap they set for Eisenhower and the first move was the I FIRESIDE I'UI.IM'i
quick House committee's okav of a $1.:! billion soil bank
asked by the President by a vote of 36 to 7.
! They admit he masters! roked in the way be put them in
hole in his veto message. The Democrats should be convinced
by this time that Ike is a five-star politician as well as a
five-star general when it comes to strategy though he makes
no such claims.
As a matter of fact, the Democrats pulled a boner in even
trying to override the veto, for anyone could see it would be
futile. But they are planning another scheme In put Ike in
the hole by adding the Soil Hank handouts the difference
between price props and 90 percent crop parity lhc old
Brennan plan,, to put $750 million more in doles to farmers.
Democrats claim thut the administration has iiutlinritv lo
put the Soil Bank into effect under the present law if congress
provides the funds. Secretary of Agriculture Benson however,
asserts that "the heart of the administration's soil bank" long
term conlracls for retiring acreage and authority lo pay farm
crs for tinderplantiug acreage allotments i
the present law. I "
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No, Religion's Not an Escape
Device for Real Christians
By REV. GEORGE H.SWIFT
Krrtnr. 6t Pttll' KdIbcopkI Church
In lhc course of a convprsntion, I the CI
liich drifted Into religion, 1 was finally
atieiu..' In clevplnp .itiimic energy
for ntf'.
They have deliberately present
ed themselves in a new and friend
ly role, nnd they must seem to
live up to it. by deeds if they want
In ho "H?W T r"n "lv "pt
what they want if they arc be
lieved in a world long suspicious
of them.
What they want and Commu
nist party buss Khrushhev has
said so, is world communism.
That hasn't changed. Their tac
tics have. Khrushchev said they
should try to take over peace
fully where they can and by
force only where they have to.
To sound convincing they had
rhia
A Smile or Two
Wall .Street Journal
At the end of every examina
tion in a certain school, students
were required to sign a statement
that they had neither given nor
received any help during the test.
One boy lingered after the others
and when he was asked what the
trouble was, he replied that he did
not know whether he could sien
and plenty or not. He said that he had prayiri
NATJOWl ftlMHfcl
Gemtkk tyiittmg.at Age if
' Caus Legitimate Criticism
.,. c.i.irilnv. av Tucker
answers resajers' questions of
genersl Interest on natlona
and lnteraMtional policies cnd
personalities. Questions may be
sent to him St 7008 llillcrest
Plsce, Chevy Chase, Md.
WASHINf.TON. April 21
'Why is General Gruenther per- j
v BAT TUCKIt
A lew siupin yui5 rviv w
argument one lodged njaiast tt
bannini! the labor of littl caiaV
dren in factories. Thej an; that
forcing women to accept (ssistaao
at 62 would "abridge thtir right
of contract." However, I still
think lhe measure will pass, al
though Senate conservatives have
kept it in committee for months,
muted to quit ii" ,"" d thol president htsenhowor
should he not be required to w rites F. T., of White Plains, N.
serve until the age of retire- '-doesn't Senator Kefauver
mcnt, which is 64?" realize that he is hurting every
Answer: I do not care lo dis-; Ucm0L.ratjc organization right
cuss the Gruenlher problem ; jnd doorbc ring.
alone, for I have known him , b activc in poiiti(,s
Gfrc'omp'.aIntToyneVueB,!nccause a leader asked me to, and
v raised Dy memners 01 cuiigiw i am - -
and I think it is a legitimate
criticism
Answer: If he doesn t realize it,
he should, for the simple reason
n,i i. la a doorbell ringer and
Military Retirement lu .i,,tr himself. He docs, of
I do not have the exact count, t(jurs(, He win noti as Adlai
but I know that scores of h'Sh- stovenSQO suggests, do away with
ranking Army, Navy and Air of- , i( hc shoud be.
fleers have been let out years ,.;,. ii. sim.
before the official retiring ago, come ftM-'E
only to show up immediately in ply substitute Kefauver bosses for
corporation jobs paying from those now opposing him.
S25.000 to $100,000 a year. In j His prejudice against 'the or
fnct, almost the only exception ' oanliation" is understandable. He
is Genera George C. Marshall, , alead in politics by defying
WUU 11.' 1 Ull 111- V1MV1I u'.u ...
come in nearby Virginia.
It seems to Capitol Hill critics
that these men should repay
Uncle Sam by serving out their
full time, especially as the steady
stream of resignations will de
prive the military establishment
of seasoned veterans and strate
gists. The unofficial explanation
is that, having fought in one
or two global wars anil the cold
war, they merit special consideration.
nnri defeating the tamous
Crump machine in Memphis.
(Released by McClura
Newspaper Syndicate
Courageous Veto
Stayton Mail
The people, we think, will ac
cept Hie president's veto nf the
farm bill as the only logical step
that he could honestly have
taken.
The Democratic congress was
proposed changes in the Social so intent upon hanging a political
Security law?" inquires Mrs C i noose around the presidents neck
J. J of Berkeley, Calif. "I would ; that it wrote more politics into
benefit from the change, but 1 1 the farm bill than economics. It
would not want it to pass, if it I is our opinion that the onus for
economically unsound, on the bill's defeat will rest more
"What is vour oninion of the
oi evidence oi good will Irom i Kus- for help in lhe examination 1 1 tion believes that it would
usivi u- i.oiiiiiiiMiisis in me clifl not know whether he had
.Middle Bast get legal recognition celved il or not.
shows a bad Dolilical trend."
Answer: There are strong argu
ments pro and con on this ques-
W" ,m ma." sn?ws, ,10 nlaved courage, a trait that
spKcs,.8 AdminK vc" " lhc A""n
upon the congress than on the
president.
Elsenhower, in nis vcio, uis-
cts
which drilled into religion, 1 was finally was Killed because no wouig
asked if if were not true that not renounce t.iuistinniiy.
religion is just nn escape mechnn-l Far from being a sanctuary for
ic, Tl, rnntlnstfinn seemed to It"' neurotics, the (earful or tho
lie that an escape mecnanis.n .. .,. .. '" - ! to take a first, drastic step
is some son oi an unoesirnnie. ".'"r'T ,, meant disowning Stalin, who had
oreven an evil thing, far from ayeraqd JJlever tho c. TJe p.rsonify com,,,,,,,:-,,
noing an qvu ning, a, eaviapc - i i rin violence, murder and revolu-
mechanism or an escape hatch, or as somoining so priceless inaii.
.i ii.-ii'.icliule. or a name ock on when a choice had lo oe maoe ""
a basement door
desirable lo havi
as a poli'icrl parly and Iherefore
have a chance to move into the
governments.
Meanwhile, Britain would al
most certainly move into the area
with force if fighting between
Arabs and Israelis threatened to
shut off Britain's Middle Eastern
oil supplies. France and the United
States would probably back her
up.
Once in, il would be likely they'd
retain control of the area for some
time to maintain peace. Russia
couldn't out them except by go
ing to war. Why should she chance
that?
The teacher looked over his
paper, then turned to him and said
gently:
"I think you can sign."
Honor AmongRobhers ?
Drove
too costly. With heavier Social I
Albany Democrat-Herald
The "bombshell" witness in the
courthouse robbery trial is a guilty
individual, even if he is a stool
pigeon and a ralter.
The witness. Richard Wayman
a one-time robber himself said 1 collect Social Security benefits as
that the accused, Richard I,. Gib-i early as 62. But the higher age
son, admitted all in lhe jail cell for qualification woiks a real hard-
She can hope to dominate the ll,cy shared. The story Wayman ship on women whose husbands die
means since the British and told checKs with stones told others when Ibey are still ineligible for
French arc widely hated there. 1,1 unisons eoniiucncc. ajd.
As for tile Russian agreement The defense, thrown off-balance
lifetime lo ''n "lc toms-for-pence agen- by the surprise testimony, main-
vj. me ouuuh WOUMI nave let uuiieu intu vr!'iii!Ui wua IIIUMIIH
1IKRO WORSHIP A VICE?
Security taxes needed In finance! Herbert .Spencer
the expansion, and with the nam- Hero worship is strongest where
her of aged people growing so there is least regard for human
mnidlv. it is argued that it-would freedom.
place loo heavy a financial burden , -
on young and middle-aged fami
lies. That is true.
Social Security and Women
As Mrs. C. J. J. notes Uicr let
ter is too long for full reproduc
tion), the insurance companies
maintain that women live longer
than men, that statistics show
them able to hold jobs to and be
yond 65, and that they should not
relied
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...K ,.l.. alnn ,,f fnllh li.ev ehosn lhe Inllor oil force alone. In his
not prnvided by certain circumstances. Wlin Its cross, us arena, or us i-. ' ,V, . ' ,i:.,,,',. 11)0 United States walk off with up lhe story because of promises
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, u"'ln.cc the lead in this field if they didn't that the check charge against him
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.,...,,, ,,,,., ;,s is evKienccd oy men v.....,. ,, ,...,.. i,. . ... ;"' '- Under the pushing of President That doesn't make sense to us.
might he necessary to put Die soil bank almost complete ignoring of roll- lo save those who are drifting Mel Union. Eisenhower Ibis Intornntlnnal If we vee,-,. Wxvmnn ,ve'H un
on a permanent basis, but said action isn't needed this year, glen until they become panic helpless y abou ; it losses a rope Mnce tne unitca states ami mis- , , , j be safely behind ' bars where
The appropriations bill would provide $1.2 billion for the 1 ovpr me Impeiid, lo bos npwrec cd lives; or s ft g" uig friends (or the West without GilisTlonds' couldn't' get hold
Agriculture Department In use between now and December ! ' . ' ' . ... .. i ii .i.i.ii u win. ""ssm- , of our throat
"minor legislation
gton until Inoy become panic- ncipiussiy uuuui; ll Hisses a uipe ainvc on, miiiiwi aniiva aiiu iius
' stricken over some impending to the shipwrecked lives; or lights sla both have atomic weapons
doom, such ns an apparently fatal a beacon to guide the lost ones neither can attempt force without
dUMni ,. ., !,,,.. illen in n 11,1111
31. 1950, lo initiate an acreage reserve and soil conservation I Institution After all what a bless-'
program. n , s (0 In- able lo grasp for
While lhe enmmllton nvei wliclminolv eiwloesed thai onnrn- religion nt a time when one or-
nrintion. il snlil on nnelv HntW'ln untlno on rnnnrl to oeeom- i dinnrlly would grasp for
straw.
I. I Ii,,,) ,.liien In 1, iw,l h
puny the appropriation. The report was approved by Ddmo- LlrJw .,, M h ,., stny rope to
crntis members, but the ranking minority member, Rep. Tabor I pull one up lo safely!
(R N.Y.) said the report was "full of all sorts nf political I Notwithstanding all this, the
la'nsunfle" anil there would bp a niinonlv ronnrl filed on lie- Broal exponents of the Jewish and
half of the Republican members nf the committee.
I here is said lo be a growing support for the soil bank nihlie.il accounts of lhe lives nl everybody
program in the senate. G, P, such men as llnsen and Micah, li"'i to tin1
Willi Mis Chin
Eugene Register-Guard The Russians seem willing to lake
President Eisenhower demon- it. They have a lot of time. They
itratcd courage of his convictions have made tremendous progress
Monday when be led with his chin in science and production. They
mil veined the crazy-quill farm will make far more il Ibev slay
Christian religions, were anything bill thai Congress bad loaded to olu 0 war.
bill escapists, as is noted in the lhe lirim with sops tor jpsl about They all, n. i,,ie East's next-
the risk of destruction itself. With
something besides force now nec-
essary. Russia's new peaceful line Coi Vallis VieWS Political
inning peacefully takes time. I
There'll Be Minor Parlies A.saiii
lot the followers of Jesus Christ, ill places where support cannot be
vvhn sniiererl iminld .'I'-ooies lor soared. I'olilicnl rall-hlrds will be
'their faith Certainly Christianity dragging up IMS, the year thut
Most voters think of finlv the l vv, nuinr nnlitienl narltni was not an escape mechanism for President Truman scored the sur-
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.,.,.,' . ,. .., . ., . , ' . of his epistles, about his agonising to farmers who were hopping mad
.wv.-i. . . .,,.,,, , . ,,, . (.,.,,...inf..,. uhi e trvint" in unrnflrl Bboul he ami record ot l ie lie.
The immediate rone- ,1,,,,,. neiehbor 'Ibev e.in l lake il m.n" uillh ,.r...r .1 (r.,.,e
veto, we dare SUV. will I,, roreil without f.-ioin" wnr with Pha,rl A linfiana . il, erfiinr
Isaiah and Jeremiah, or the lives be that the President lost support n',0 United States. And nt the mo- and publisher. The other is the
Differences of Salem Papers
Corviitll! Gazelle-Times
The very pleasant city nf .Salem Douylas McKny.
has two excellent newspapers. One1 After a brief review of McKay's
Ihfl VPnrr:.hlr -Ore-nn Ktnlw. Kl ' . UI u" a 'H l
attitude in this paragraph! "Pmip
McKay offers himself to the peo
ple of Oregon, in which his family
I J. Earl Cook AH
Buying a car?
MY BANK PLAN MAY
SAVE YOU $100
ON FINANCING AND
AUTO INSURANCE
menl Ibey are nol in a position "Capital Journal." will, capable 2r , ' X I
to take il from within, cither nernard Malnwaring as ils editor ?'S Jjrt Jll' J-
pcacclully or by revolution, . and publisher. ? ? , r , ' f'SBRS
The unusual thing about these champion of the Kisenhower ad-
rippennm on local Uinfl laws and the existence
ence of supporters of such candidates in the Stat B.
The Prohibition party, oldest of the minor parlies, will be
in there pitching again with Dr. Enoch A, Holtwick, 74-yetr-
old retired professor of Greenville, Ind , as ciindidlU FOJ
president and retired Gen. Herbert C. Hold ridge for vice
president. This party polled 72.769 votes in the entire nation
in 19;2.
North Dakota Senator William Lanper, nominally rtepub-
ln ni'in-p A)--il Piiimlrv nf lli
'. 1 . , iimmaio r.iisi, nciuuinu axypi in iwn nnwsnnnprs is ihni ihov art ,:,i,n., t i
whom itussia recently sent amis completely tied together in a busi- road course between old fashioned
inrougn Ciecnoslovakla, the Com- ness way. All classified and na- reaction and new deallsh social
nuinist party is Illegal. There are tionnl adverlisinc is run in both "
OPE FORI M ! The President has a farm oro- Co'lin)unist undergrounds, papers. Local advertisers have ' The Statesman punches out with
ii mere were upncavais in tne ineir choice oi puhitcauon dui usu- t)nS paragraph, "After the disas-
Sali Tax Would Help
Only Political Bosaei
so in both. The circulation de-
trous 1934 campaign, the States-
publican BOth Congress.
Ah. but wait.
The President has a farm pro
gram, too, and except for the dtt-
(nroiuui in nnrilu navn lo I Mil
,u ,n In.ioJ Tnf oni , a 1 ii "V 4 partmcnt is bonded by one man mnn Pflmo tll the coneUistnn Ihnl
gram likely to find favor with oul 111 tu 1 1 ,Sf m',i,,f! '11 lnat caPacify LorI1Jlolh the Republican Party in urej.-on
many farmen an.) farm groups Anrll 21 loin .papers. One overemwded bmldmfi. nm!s frosh and agcIVs$i. loader-
Included in the President's plan T. , ,'t , MM a." V" a' ! nouB Ship. That is why U welcomes the
",v r- .vii rum m.ius. vuc urcsa ruiw mi fjinritdnev of Phi i chenck."
columns ami a inrce oy hoth papers and lhc
Beforr J'OU bin1 that enr, just trll me on tlir phons the total costi
of the car, tho financing and the insurance. Within five minute
I'll call you bark and tell you what it will cost you to buy, finance,
and insure the same car through my Bank Plan. Chancei arc, for
exactly the same deal, it'll be $100 1cm! I know it'i hard to believe
but it's worth a phone call, isn't it? There is no obligation.
It pays to know your STATE FARM Agent
PHONE 4-2215
626 N. High Street
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which
To the Kditur:
II 1....W lib.. fl.ua..n ..ill !,,
v,,ii' inx um .-ui inr jf.ii ui - - , ., ; . ; wuir columns .niu a tnrcr tiv rmth Dfincru
lican, whose Non-ParUsan League i to chance to Democratic nubbornlni nuni against it. ' ' ' ,. ten advertisement on the Irnnt crew work on cither or hoth
this year, will he the presidential candidal! ol . , ,, -i ;p ' w ; n , thP bank privTsKa L,y?1T "
tribe called the Pioneer party which held convention in Chi- X, tax' ami h'" without lhe ohjoction- "mcd no imM-
raRO recently. It is (or a free health service and opposes war t . , r Jm ,h'..... bv vMnt m ahle le.itures ol lhe hill I'nnRrcss "Hon." Jos. Teal as prominent
and corruption. Piohahly death and taxes. ., soles la I'ool simps! The naS? , .... men were often called in lhe
i suit in sinews columns nf
Fred C. Proehl. nn Edmunds, Wash., tri
candidate of the Greenback party, which elected IS congri
men in 1 878 but hasn't done much in thai century. He doesn't
plnn a very aggressive campaign, though all of us would like
to hnve more greenbacks,
! Tho Socialist parly, which polled 000,000 voles in 1012.
declined to 20.00(1 in I9S2, will hold its convent ion in .lone in
Chicacn. Curiously, it has (tone down as its principle have
cfcinr" 'nrec. Perhaps because it is nn longer needed by the
luiiti.
hec uro nlsn the Texas Constitution partv and the Vecc-
rlan partv. Possibly thcie'll he others helore losing dales
'Or filing In the various t.,i,
will be the, run'! realize that a sales tax would
Yes, Harder lo Voir Twice
r,!!? UT?. HlnU'S' ""' W "ellloc, l ic candidate (or
B .Tr;vail.Wln?lhttl '" lv- .s , ami If no leal
opes are va"W t)ny oncs , , i , ...
"LT'jlff.e WL" 1 -l.n laws , make
n inni'v t-Hi to vott
n be' his nam,. i , .,;;n, ,,,
, ;.t- f-nral anninst l. ., . ,,
m. M Mat rt j W"
mnrc than dnulilo tho money they
are paying by lm end of the year
JtUt think what thev would hnve
to pav on the enrs they huy. and
they kick ibout 'the pas tax The
only onest who will profit from a
vahv lax will be the political
bojtaeil who run the state's affairs.
Not the little people
O.K. Let's have n sales lax and
listen to the squawks that will
follow. Orcgon'i decision! w o x o
made hv snne people in the (food
old days. Why ean't this continue?
w Hughes,
930 Broadway.
Mill., c lilnnc In 111., H
whivi mvw, " 1 n.-imin at, news columns oi the pr
plu! disposal program, a rural Uon ;it Board oi Trade rooms
development program tor low-m-i hcrc Hp b00S(M, for irrigation
Come farmers, an , increase in in tho Willamette Valley,
funds lor farm resenreh, and fl(
reorganization of the Farm Credit D&ngorQUSly ill were Mark
Admlnhtratlon. No Congressional Twain, the Famous writer, and
action tv' WW tlMfi on any of Winter Herman. Oregon eonaress.
Ihf50. t.mjiress did pass the bill man. the latter i Roseburg.
exempting farmers from payment
ol the federnl tax on gasoline used Property owners on Capital
on the farm And some of his com- were for pavint: as far out ns
modity programs have been (iarden Road. The committee in
passed by the Senate hut deleted tcrviewing them included T. B.
in conference Two of these pro- Kay, V. A. Turner. K Hofer. K. S.
IpOSSls, extending lhe BChool milk Bynon, Dr. F. M. White. Dr. B. K,
hOWiand and It IV Driver.
mechanical nHdc Ihnl ' The surnrise enlrv nf
Done McKav into the senatorial
Here, however, the similarity race has not changed our opinion
ends. Both have completely inde- That was his privilege, but the
pendent news staffs and editorial circumstances attending his can
policies. The ease in point comes didacy have been disturbing. Over
with the .Statesman taking the side j his oft -expressed determination not
of Phil Hitchcock in his bid for I to run for office, he was pressured
Republican nomination for lhe U.S. into running by top political brass
Senate, and the Journal favoring in Washington."
on hi
Praises Clerk) Press
Registration Efforts
To lhe EdltOI :
Count) Clerk Henry C, Mattson
and his staff deserve commenda
tion for the wonderful Job they
this year. In lew counfles m the
state has ttie public ttVccn served
: This wfixa't more d?tuui, t
T Wt this ean't bo why hT
? rMrffcaotic sjolitrinns er C mc inl" 11 m 1
. ' . that 'he absence ot t, '".?'' "''" ait I
r Bll IS"1- .... tkl. 1 1
o tolucl. trivialities mi ,
brogrant and eaalng acroaui' rai
trietinns lor durum whent ttrow-
its. havo becoitiQ law
These facts will not Ik enough
to prevent llcmocrals. especially
the Kclauvcr UWiOCrBU, trout
trAding on the fact Oi the l'resi.
dcnt'l veto. Hut they should he
.,,,.,.,1.1, I., ,kl, rnAal ,,t a II, , I
is reteirme In Hie peilorniiHl in i emsterini! voters .,, .....j,,,,, ,. ,,.,,. ,i,.,.0.,i
in the welfare ol nil nf us th ,n he fnl,r"" '"' leiiuiea ine invauinR
is in the slavish. devotion of eiti- Remans: it was inst that she
ions who belong to whut lluSlbiv wmlllt wanolMing her ipeu
the most potent prcssur," group n 1 , r "'u
America. o 0 IH left
well.
1 redm
BnDl lh CnRl JoUrnl and lhe
e, bill j .stalcsman also pn lonni'd fine
than public lervlces n widely piibllcli
ii (irt) I lngj ihe registration proitram 1
ejant sure their efforts were appro-
leiated hy candidatei nd voters
01 noin paniM
a'"." v
First Woman Driver
Hnltlniore Sun
fingland'a latest wornatHiriver
story concerns Boadleca, the Ktrst
Century British watTlorQuoen
A new theory is that It wasn't
the scythes on the wheels of her
anil then lilill-
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Tcenaisers feel ihat it
tMtll.lt I' hard pUll 10 Bet to he an adulL
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Love eatgtecurlty is whaViheeps
lman at ,i little joh instead of
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