Roosevelt Honored
By 200 Democrats
A! Saturday Dinner
"Franklin Roosevelt' great
ness lay not so much in what he
gave as what he inspired in oth
ers. His force was more spiritual
than physical and it was world
wide. He had the unique ability
to give the common man every
where faith in himself. And the
heritage he left was a blueprint
for world peace the lesson that
along with liberty and equality
there must be true fraternity."
This was the message deliver
ed by David C. Shaw, Gold
Beach attorney, who gave the
Roosevelt Memorial dinner ad
dress at the Medford hotel Sat
urday evening.
Also speaking at the dinner,
which was attended by close to
200 local and upstate Democrats
and some Republicans, were Dr.
Arthur Kreisman of Southern
Oregon college who spoke for
Sen. Estes Kefauver, and Pete
Soderlund, SOC student debater
and recent mock UN assembly
delegate who spoke for Gov. Ad
lai Stevenson.
Other Speakers
Candidates who gave brief
talks were Francis Lambert who
seeks the nomination for state
treasurer; Dr. Louis Wood, one
of the two seeking the Demo
cratic nomination for the. Fourth
district congressional seat; Mon
roe Sweetland, present Demo
cratic National committeeman,
and Mike DeCicco, rivals for the
head party post; Mrs. Margaret
Cawood, one of the two running
for Democratic National commit
teewoman, all of Portland, and
Lee Chance, Grants Pass, run
ning for district delegate to the
Democratic National convention.
. Local candidates attending
were Lloyd Whitney and Charles
Hockersmith, rivals for nomina
tion as county commissioner,
and Ralph Sweeney, seeking re
election as county treasurer.
Andy Hawver, candidate for
nomination as county assessor,
unable to attend, was represent
ed by Dr. Kreisman.
Taft Begins Drive For Home State Voles
Ashtabula, O. U.RJ Sen.
Robert A.' Taft opened his home
state drive Monday for all 56
delegates to the Republican na
tional convention in the May 6
primary by continuing his attack
on President Truman's seizure of
the steel industry.
Accused Murderess
Fails Suicide Try
Portland (U.J9 Mrs. Zad Z.
Kader, accused of killing her
three-year-old daughter, Sherrie,
and throwing her body into a
sump pit last January, failed in
a suicide attempt Sunday night!
the sheriff's office reported.
Officers said Mrs. Kader. was
found in the bathroom of the
county jail with a cord from her
bathrobe around her neck and
scratches on her wrist. Sheriff
Terry Schrunk said Mrs. Kader
had used a broken razor blade
to slash her wrist but that the
wound bled only slightly.
Mrs. Kader, 21, had written a
long note maintaining her inno
cence and accusing law enforce
ment officials and newspapers
of persecuting her.
She is awaiting trial for iirst
degree murder.
Britain's Hew Jet
Transport Tested
London U.P.) Britain's four
Jet passenger airliner, the
"Comet," flew from London to
Rome Monday in two hours and
17 minutes on its last test flight
before opening the Jet passenger
air transport age May 2.
The British Overseas Airways
plane arrived at Ciampino Air
port at 11:05 a.m. Bnd was sched
uled to make the return flight
to London later in the day.
On May 2 the 480-mile-an-hour
jet craft will leave London Air
port on a 8,274-mile flight to
Johannesburg, carrying a full
payload of 36 passengers. It will
be the first regularly scheduled
jet passenger flight.
Portland (U.R) Lovely 17-
year-old Pat Morud, of Grant
high school, Monday was named
Portland's first Rose Festival
princess for 1952.
Irtha
Hardware
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Starting a 14-hour whirlwind
drive through industrial North
ern Ohio, Taft told audiences in
Warren, Yourtgstown and here
that "under the Truman concep
tion of seizure, the President, to
stop a strike, could seiza all
union offices and all union funds.
Thousands View Cherry
Blossoms Near Salem
Salem U.R The day
couldn't have been better for
the occasion if the Salem Cham-
"Ameriea under Truman," he
said, "is approaching a philos
ophy of government close to to
talitarian control.
ber of Commerce and the Cher- Monday, April 11, ISSt
rians, Salem booster group, had j ' "
ordered it.
Sunday 39th snntmi blossom i
day in Salem was bright and
clear, and the blossoms were at
their fullest in the SiBrson end
Polk county areas listed on the
route of travel.
Thousands of visitors from all
parts of Oregon and from some!
MEBFOHB OStSOSi MAS, TRISOMS FIT
10 Persons Lose Lives
In NW Weekend Traffic
By UNITED PRESS
Ten persons lost their lives as
other state came to Salem fori
the event and followed the blos
som route bumper-to-bumper.
the result of week-end traffic'
accidents in the Pacific North-!
west. Six of the deaths were re-j
ported in Washington, two izt
Oregon and two in British Co-i
Jamais.
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place to Caiiferaat ia th sad-ISSSi,
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nsimber of hames with rdi tet
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