, AUG.
1947
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War Action
(lATAVIA, Java, A ill. 1 (lj The
Indonesian government mknl (lit
llnltrd Htales Imluy to uhi l( In
lliifiu'n Willi Tim Netherlands mid
Urn I'nKril Nullum In have "an ill
Irrnallutial arbitration romnilsslun
iiupatrliod wllliuul drlay tii Inilu
iiralu" lo mediate Dlllrli-lllilimralall
rmiflluia.
I'll statement, broadcast In the
imino of Hepubllrail Premier Amir
tijnrlioeddlii over the Joujiikartu
radio, wits In reply In a United Htatea
of for o( Its "Hood oil lien" m mediat
ing the ilnpute, In which an uneasy
truce now prevails, The DtiUh pre
viously accepted the oiler.,
laH. Itejrrtlmi
III client, the IlldullrsUll male-
meiit amiMilltad to rejection of tlx
I'nltrcl Hlutra aa the sole arbiter of
the ciintrovrrny.
"The Indonesian u o v e r n in e n t
IitIh," the atiitement said, "that In
view at the fuel thai two yeiim ol
mediation and iifkoUiiIIoii have
failed In hall hostilities, United Nu
llum arbitration la the only ineiina to
nettle the matter."
Blailfoeddlu earlier mild lie hoped
thai inch commission would be
made up uf the United Btiitos. Client
llrltnln, Australia, India, the Philip
plhea and perhapa Blum.
The Netlierluiula army uwiurlcd In
day It hud suffered 'Xi caaunltlea In
truce, violations by 'the Indonesians
since Monday nildnliilit umt officials
of the republic voiced counter ac
cuhiilloii thai the Dutch had com
mitted new brunches of the ccuae
fire order.
Army Authorizes New Plan
For Europe Re-Enlistments
Truman Will Not
Speak At Legion
WAHII1NOTON. All!.' 7 "IV
Charlra U. Itiuui, While House press
nrcrelary, aald today thai President
Truman la not plannliiK to address
the anutial convention of the Amer
ican Leulon.
Hnaa save hla reply to newa con
ference questions about a published
report that Mr. Truman would apeak
to the Legion's opening session In
Madlaon Hquare Garden, New
York. August -it.
The regular nrmy'a new plan au
thorising enlistments and reenllst
menu for Initial assignment to the
European commiuid la now In effect,
It waa announced at the U, 8. army
rccrutlliiif mutton today, Thla com
mand Includes the McdlUirraiieiin
theater i.n well, Hut. Thurllng muted.
The new dtrectlve rnvenla the fol
lowlnii peraonnol u behiK ellitlble:
Men from civil llfo who huve pre
vious aervlce In either the army,
navy, murine enrpa or count gtiurd;
men whine current enllatmenu are
tennlnntlng and who dealre lo re
enllat Immedlutely for European
duly and thone men who are eligible
and request Immediate (Uncharge for
1 1 hi convenience of the government
for the purpose ol rcenllalmenl for
Kuroiie. In connection with theae
enlistments, the applicant's term
muat be tor three, four or five yeura.
Kxccpllona to 111 Is authority are
audi personnel aa are qualified for
eullalment only In the army air
forcea. former member! ol the
armed torcea whose prior aervlce
quullflrs them for duty In other than
the AAF may be enlisted If other
wise Qualified In the grade of ataff
Mirgoant or below. Assignment to the
Kuropran command. uiiasslgned, U
limited to white applicant only of
the third pay grade or below.
Men currently serving In the army
who roenllst will be ordered directly
from place nf enltslmont to Curnp
Kilmer, N. J. Thone men residing
within the 8th army area enlisting
from civilian ranks , will report to
the recently reactivated 4th Infantry
dlvlnlon at Ford Ord, Calif.
More detulled Information tor ex
servicemen desiring lo rcenllst for
service In the Kuropean command
may be obtained from the army re
cruiting station, room 309, post office
building.
Payments lo Amcrtcun families by
their life Insurance companies, In
the first tour months of the year
topped one billion dollars, up 50,
000.000 from the corresponding pe
riod of last year. ,
On July 6. 1028. a hailstone 17
Inches In circumference fell at
Potter, Neb.
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Alaska Phone
Still Tied Up
ANCIIOHAUE, Alaska, Aug. 7
il'i City council members, still
deadlocked In a labor dispute with
electrical workers and telephone
operators were told yesterday by
Mayor Francis Bowden that the
situation "bolls down to not enough
money."
"The city Is definitely broke,"
the mayor said, adding that the
condition "Is no reflection on this
council or on previous councils."
The union, which turned down
two new "final" proposals yester
day, wan to meet lust night with
the council. Conciliator Leonard
Evans of Juneau was expected to
be on hand for the session.
Councllmen suggested the possi
bility of dispensing with a consid
erable number of the workers and
of raising utility rates In an effort
lo meet the wage demands. No ac
tion was taken however..
The union agreed to continue op
erating switchboards on an emer
gency basis at least until Thurs
day night.
Farm Specialists Hold
Convention At New OYS
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With 100 Instructors, many of
them socialists in phases of agri
culture teaching and participating
a students In a variety of farming
subjects, the convention at Oregon
Vocational school has reached mid
stride. ' '
The vocational agricultural ses
sion, for high school farm Instruc
tors, and the veteran training ses
sion, for Instructors of farming vet
erans, are separate units with gen
eral classes In the afternor 's. In
charge of the convention Is Ralph
L. Morgan, state supervisor of agri
cultural education, assisted by such
men as 1-eonurd Hudson, president
of Vocational' Agricultural Teach
ers' association, principal of Silver
ton high, assistant state agriculture
education supervisors and other
leaders.
There are over 1000 farming vet
eran students. In the state and 2100
high school farm students who will
benefit by the attendance of their
Instructors at -the convention.
A tour of the OV8 was made by
.the group this afternoon, to ac
quaint them with the wide scope of
vocational advantages offered by the
Institution. Tonight at 7 o'clock a
stunt and award program will be
presented In the theater on the cam
pus and Friday will conclude the
convention.
Representatives of farm agencies
l and classes throughout the state
made up the attendance, including
William McKlnney, principal of Sa
lem high school; George ' Penrose
of Portland, farm agent for the Un
ion Pacific railroad; H. H. Gibson,
teacher-trainer who has just re
turned from a three-month tour of
agricultural departments In high
schools, colleges and universities in
eastern and central states.
Don Critchfleld, lead Industries,
Omaha, Neb., was also present and
Dick Kuehner, farm market rela
tions, Portland: Harold Edwards of
the education training section, vet
erans administration; Sam L. Sloan,
state conservationist, Corvallls; Lee
8. McMullen, secretary-treasurer,
Klamath Production Credit associa
tion. Wakefield Walker, executive sec
retory, state educational agency for
surplus property. Salem; I. O. Paul
son, state director of vocational ed
ucation, Balem; Glen Weaver, state
supervisor for occupational Infor
mation and guidance service, Sa
lem, besides all the others attending
each of whom Is a top farming In
structor In his particular location.
Actress Marries
For Seventh Time
HOLLYWOOD, Aug."! MV- Dis
closure of the nprrtago of Aotreu
Sally Haines and James B. Ransom,
Jr Manhattan Beach, Calif,, Invest
ment broker, came from friends yes
terday. '
They said the couple was married
July 30 In Rosarlto Bsach, Lower
California, and planned to remarry
In Santa Barbara after Ransom's
California divorce from Mrs. Pearl
Ransom becomes final next Jan
uary. The same friends said Ransom is
Miss Haines' seventh husband, pre
vious mates Included Comedian Bert
Wheeler and Budde Wolfe, movie
stunt man.
A motorized Infantry division ea
the move consumes 12.500 gallon of
gasoline per 100 miles.
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