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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 30, 1953)
Sep?. 6 Election. Set By Adenauer as Fight On Red Domination Bonn, Germany (U.F9 Chancellor Konrad Adenauer has chosen to fight the parlia mentary election campaign on the flat statement by opposition Socialists that West Germans cannot choose yet between East and 'West. Adenauer was reported anger ed by the Socialist challenge dropped in a press conference Friday by four members of the party executive. "Must Decide" In a speech at Kiel, Adenauer declared, "West Germany must decide In' the Sept. 6 elections whether the Soviet Union shall Attorneys Prepare Battle on Commies Ill U.J. JUIUUD . Denver U.F9 Delegates at tending the third annual confer ence of the National Association of County and Prosecuting at torneys prepared to return home ' Saturday and wage a fight to weed Communists out of schools. The group Friday elected Denver District Aattorney Bert Keating as president, succeed ing Miles F. McDonald, district attorney of Brooklyn. New Officers ' Other new officers named were Harold Kennedy of Los Angeles, executive vice presi dent; Severen T. Darden of New Orleans, first vice president in the Criminal Division; Park Campbell of Miami, Fla., first vice president in the Civil Dl Vision; Anselm Sodaro of Balti more, secretary, and Granville Scanland of Oklahoma City, treasurer. - The group adopted a resolu tion patterned after a bill in troduced in California this year calling for closing the teaching profession to anyone who has been Communist or who re fuses to testify before legal Com munist hunting bodies. Battle Against Subversion An accompanying committee report said: "It is the duty of county law officers to do every thing possible to fight the world Communism movement, the Communist Party of the United States, and subversion against government wherever it may be found." The delegates were urged to Introduce legislation similar to the California measures in their home states. dominate Europe of not He said the Socialists want a neutral Germany.. "There is no longer any' such thing as neu trality," Adenauer said. The Socialist leaders said all plans for Integrating West Ger many into a united Europe must be dropped until the Big Four decides Germany's fate. They said the United States, Britain, France and Russia must ultimately decide which "sys tem" a unified Germany would fit into East. West or "neu- traL" Pro-Nazi forces looked to one of Adolph Hitler's top Luft waffe fighter aces to lead a drive for votes in the election and bring about a serious political comeback for them. Former CoL Hans Ulrich Ru del. 37-year-old ace who lost a leg in the war, returned to Ger many Friday from four-year exile in Argentina and was thrust into the forefront of the campaign of the ultra-rightist Reich party (DRP). Volunteers Rebuild Tornado-Hit Suburb Flint, Michi. U.R) More than 800 professional building tradesmen and 2,800 volunteers turned out Saturday for the "world's biggest building bee," as this city of 275,000 started re building a tornado devastated suburb. The workers swarmed through the Beecher metropolitan dis trict for the start of the two-day home building marathon. The goal was 111 new houses for those left homeless when a tornado swept through the Beecher district last June 8, kill ing 116 persons. Mayor Donald Reigle called for 5,000 volunteers, saying "we need anyone who can ' swing a hammer or carry a brick." General Motors Plans To Borrow $150,000,000 Washington U.PJ General Motors Acceptance Corp. plans to borrow. $150,000,000 soon and may have to borrow more later to keep up with the current heavy demand for consumer cre dit, according to a statement fil ed Saturday with the Securities and Exchange commission. 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