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NEW YORK, Nov. 19 (.Pi-
Kent Cooper, general manager
and executive director of The
Associated Press, declared the
world "needs the benefactions of
a free press entirely rid of gov
ernment control."
Addressing the annua! dinner
of the English-speaking union
U.n night. Cooper expressed be
lief that peace could be main
tained only -by short-circuiting
self-seeking, predatory govern
ments through letting the people
of each nation really know the
peoples of other nations.
This can best be brought
about," he said, "through the
medium of a world wide free
press and freedom of interna
tional news exchange that will
establish an international com
munity of interest."
Calling for immediate action
to guarantee universal freedom
of information. Cooper declared:
"I would not wait until the
war ends, then to have these vi
tal elements tossed around upon
the sea of indecision and intrigue
that always prevails in . peace
negotiations.
"So important do I believe the
matter to be that I would ask
acceptance of the proposals in
volved in advance of any sup
port or aid given by the United
States in the reconstruction of
the economic life of any country
devastated by this war, besides
imposing acceptance upon the
enemy."
He added that "we should see
to it that America holds forth
inexorably for the things that
are a prime necessity to make
world wide community of inter
est oossible among tnem a
world wide free press, a world
wide communications system
and the necessary facilities for
newsmen to do their work
everywhere without intcrfer
ence. For myself I would pro
claim now mat we expect to ac
complish this in the peace."
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News Nom and !
Jill Com menllll
By JUANITA SHINN
The first meeting of the
Girls' league was called to or
der on Tuesday,
by Vivian Dir-i
selil, its presi
dent. After the in
trod uction of
the various club
officers, Bar
bara Burrows
sang "The Trol
ley Song," and
"White Christ- KifS4f
mas." The dra- ImAI&MsI
matics department presented a
skit, "Chorus of Maidens." .
Mrs. Dorothy Kerns, home
economics teacher, spoke to the
girls on "Uood Urooming.
"K" club initiation will take
place next Wednesday, Decem
ber 6. With the usual pomp
and dignity, a number of new
members will be taken into the
organization.
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On Friday. December 8. the
Pelican football squad will re
ceive their letters at an assem
bly for that purpose.
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There will be a meeting of
the Future Teachers of America
on Thursday, November 30, in
room 302. All students inter
ested in the teaching profes
sion are invited to attend.
C. Hartley Grattan. the third
in the series of Rotary Interna
tional sDeakcrs. will talk to the
student body tomorrow on the
subject of "Australia, New Zea
land, and the i s i a n a s ot tnc
South Pacific."
In the evening he will speak
to an adult audience in the
KUHS auditorium.
The Road to
Berlin
By The Associated Preu
1. Western front: 301 miles
(from .near Duren).
2. Eastern front: 304 miles
(from north of Warsaw).
3. Hungarian front: 420 miles
(from Budapest).
4. Italian .f ro n t: 557 miles
(from near Ravenna).
Pilcher to Face
Cruelty Charges
CANBY, Nov. 29 (JP) Paul
Pilcher, who is accused of mov
ing away from his farm at
Mulino and leaving his livestock
behind, faced charges of cruelty
to animals and stream pollution
today.
He pleaded guilty to stream
pollution after his two deserted
cows floundered into a creek
and died. A cruelty to animals
charge, to which he pleaded in
nocent, is still pending.
Meanwhile Pilcher's former
neighbors complained that an
abandoned hungry horse and a
herd of pigs are bounding wild
about Mulino. Pilcher, now a
Gervais resident, declared they
were not his.
Portland to Open
Stage Door Canteen
PORTLAND, Nov. 29 (VP)
Sponsored by night club owners
here, Portland's "Stage Door
Canteen for service people will
open next Sunday afternoon.
Members of the armed forces
will be given free food and en
tertained by acts from the night
club shows. The canteen will be
open every Sunday. ' 1 .
Gov. Earl Snell has accepted
an invitation to attend the opening.
To a Carpenter who
wants an unusual
opportunity
If you're finding living accom
modations a bit tough where
you are . . . if you'd like to
get out where there's elbow
room, Southern Pacific has a
fine opening you may want to
consider. It's a vital ' war job
out on the line , , , building
bridges, culverts , , , railroad
construction work work that
helps keep the war trains roll
ing. You'll live with a swell
gang in outfit cars (railroad cars
fitted up). Good pay. Good
hours. Plenty of extra advan
tages you got only with S. P.
If you want a aood. sound lob
with a big, permanent com
pany, want to put away a nice
stake, hore's your chance.
See or write Trainmatter, S,
P. Station, Klamath Fallss, or
your neareit S. P. Agent.
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Debate On Public
Power Highlights
Chamber Convention
MOSCOW, Idaho, Nov. 29 (!)
An unscheduled debute of the
merits of public power high
lighted the closing sessions of tlio
north Idaho ehamber of com
merce convention yesterday,
The verbal flurry resulted
when Ted Crosby, Spokane, pub
lic relations director of the Wash
ington Water Power company,
criticized "public power zealots
. . . determined to obtain con
trol" of tho sale ami distribu
tion of northwest power. Ho
warned delegates that although
Idaho "hasn't .vet been Invaded"
they should be "on the lookout.'
In answer, Bonneville Power
Administrator Paul J. Haver,
who followed Crosby on Ihe
speaking schedule, laid usldo
prepared text, uml uiuortod Umt
low-cost power win essential to
attract prlvuto enterprise, pay
roll!), population and capital.
"If tlio price policies of pri
vate distributors are wrong, It
Is thev Hint block tho purposes
for which these two great ilums
(Donnevlllo and Ciriind Coulet)
have been erected," ho declared.
Tlio voeubtilury of basic Eng.
Ilsh is mitdu up of 400 general
nouns, ISO adjectives, 100 "ti,.r.
Blurs'1 (verbs, piirlleles, pro
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