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Cost Of Living
Gains In Portland
PORTLAND. Feb. 34 111 The
rust o( living soared to alt all-time
high here January IS. the U. 8.
bureau o( labor statist! rceportcd
today.
The bureau said the consumer
price Index stood at 174.4 points on
that date, an Increase of 4.7 points
since the previous check October 15.
Every major Item on the Index In
creased In cost, headed by food at
69 per cent in the three month
I period. '
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Bishop Sees
No Red Peril
MORRISTOWN. N. J., Feb. 'J4 l,V
Methodist Bishop a. Hromley
Oxniitn told a Washington Day au
dience yesterday "communism will
never win In a democivitlc and Just
America."
The bishop's apiiciitiinee at Wash,
lnston's winter headquarters was
without Incident.
Earlier. Roman Catholic churches
had protested that the bishop was
"unpatriotic and unqualified to
speak on a patriotic occasion."
Msgr. John M. Shferln of St.
Maninret'a Roman Catholic church,
nsked yesterday that no pickets or
demonstrators appear outside the
meeting hall.
He had contended previously that
Bishop Oxnnm was an affiliate of
omanlrAtlons being Investigated as
possible "communist front groups."
Bishop Oxnnm told 300 persons
al a luncheon that the United
States needs 'more faith In democ
racy and less fear of communism.'
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Musical Quiz
Broadcast Set
The music department of the pub
lic schools will present the Roose
velt school In a "musical quls"
l jiulcast on Its regular 7:30 to
8 p. m. broadcast over station KFLW
tonight. Musical organisations ap
pearing on, this broadcast In connec
tion with the quiz are the beginning
string class under the direction ot
Jack O'Connor, the Roosevelt band
directed by Freeman Yount, the
noneue and chorus under the di
rection of Ola Mae Carter.
About 100 students will partici
pate In tills broadcast which will
originate from the stage of the
Klainulh Union high school. Entire
production is under the general
supervision of Ola Mae Carter.
Rescued After Four And A Half Months
Ronald Johnson. 38. British (famuli, standi by the rail of his bat
tered, motorics suliiiiarlne chaser as the craft is towed Into Suva, FIJI
Islands, February IS. Johnson Ml Honolulu. T. II., October 8. 11147. with
his ship In tow of another subchaser and was cut ailrltl. at his own
request, two days out when heavy seas made further lowing Impossible.
Morse Poos
T-H Reaction
WAHIIINUTON. Feb. 34 Ml- Be
lief Hint there Is no relation be
tween enactiiienl of Hie 'rail-Hurl-ley
labor act and the relatively
small number of siilkca since lis
passage was expressed In the somite
yesterday by Men. Wayne Morse I It
Ore. I
Crltlel'lug slulcniculs he said had
been made by Harold K. HtaBscn,
OOP pieslilcnllal hoprlul. In Ore
gon, Morse aid thai hundreds of
uilon-mau.igcmcut contracts hove
been written In such a way as to
avoid the raft-Hartley ban on Ihe
closed shop.
. Morse quoted Kliisscn us siiylnu
(hat the small number ot strikes
was proof tluil Ihe Tnfl-llnrllev
luw Is a success.
The Oregon '.ennnir expressed be
lief Unit the republicans will win
Hie presidency nexi November re
gardless of whom Ihry run. but
nsked the republican congress to
enact aull-lynshlng. null-poll lax
and "fair employment" laws, and
the "many amendments" he said
are needed to Ihe labor statute
Referring lo the Novemlier elec
tions, Morse said Unit the ileum.
cintlc party Is In "complcle collapse
and mule " He said a "great revolt
has developed In Ihe idctnoerallct
partv over milting Into practice Ihe
guarantees of ihe constitution ."
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Boy Admits
Sex Slaying
COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo.
Feb. 24 i IN A 17-ycar-old boy orally
admitted the sex killing of James
Fox. 13. then writing a ransom nolo
to the dead boys father. Police
Chief I. B. Bruce said (odny.
Bruce Identified the bespectacled
youth as Alvm Lee Uundy. He told
Bruce, the chief reported, that he
' beat the younger boy to death with
a hammer after he refused Bundy's
. command to remove his clothing in
, a lonely ravine near the Oardcn of
the Oods.
Fox's body was found late yester
day where tliiudy directed pollre to
Hud It. The boy s head was crushed
and his body was nude and covered
mth new fallen snow.
Bruce said that no charges had
been placed agnlusl Dundy.
The Colorado Springs police chief
said Huiuty admitted orally that
I killed htm." and said he wrote a
note to the Fox boy s lather, Eugene
Fox. demanding 121)00.
Young Fox disappeared Sunday
night.
"If you doublccross us in any way.
will put seven .45 slugs In his head. '
part of the note read. The note,
signed "The Devil." directed Fox to
"loan money on your house and car."
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Census Authority
Good Until 1950
8AI.EM. Feb. L'4 is The author
ity of the state department lo con
duct population counts of small
cities extends until the next federal
census In 11)50, Attorney Oenerul
George Neuner ruled today.
The census counts are taken of
cities under 2000 population to en
able them to get larger state liquor
and highway apportionments, if
these cities have grown since 1940
Ancient peoples used tile a re
cord facts about the gods they worshipped.
Loney Slates
Tacoma Event
Andrew louey Jr.. director ot
music In the public sclusds. Is leav
ing for Tacoma Thursday night
where he will conduct a 350-voicc
chorus comiMisrd of outstanding
high school singers ill the North
west Washington area. Ill addition
to rehearsing and conducting this
large group In concert Hat unlay
night. February 38. Louey will ad
judicate solos and ensembles during
the morning of February 38
Imey Is In considerable demand
not only as a Judge at music con
tests but as a conductor ot Inrge
massed grouju.
In addition to the Tacoma assign
ment. Loney has been Invited to
Judge and conduct al riivalltip.
Wash.. Olyinpla. Wash . Walla
Walla. Wash, and Coos Hay, Ore.
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Salem' Votes In
Big School Issue
SAl.F.M. Feb 24 i,l' PioiH-ity
owners of the Salem school district
voted today at Hie most contro
versial school election here In many
years.
The issue Is whrthnr to authorize
the school district lo Issue 3.5O0.
000 worth of bonds The money
would be used tor new school build
ings and equipment.
SlHjiisors argued that the money
li needed to take care ol the in
cieaslng number of school children.
Opponents contend an Issue of half
that size would be enough, and that
the larger bond Issue would result
In excessive taxes
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Ksqulre fllilf. rhune M05
III regular old vaudeville si vie.
the Script and Mlka Talent show
was presented today. Adding all
Ihe more to the old-time etlrct wut
the changing of cards beiweeu per
loi'iiianrcs lo announce Ihe liexi ai l.
First oil Ihe program, which us
rinceed by Ilex Mills, was a mnlh y
ol (lay Nineties tunes by the Her
man band. The tin re memlieia of
tills, band are John Kplcy, lltuce
Crawford anil Mill Southwell.
"The WlillIriiiool Hong'' ami
"Fisher's Child'' weie then sung by
the boys' octet, accompanied bv
Caiherlue lllaiias. A real old style
blackface routine was danced bv
lima llradcy, Joanne Aimer ami
Holly Franklin, accompanied by
Donna Hae Winded.
The school's chief Vocal pair,
Cailieilne lllaiias and Wilbur h
llotl, nrxl lent their voices u
"Strolling In Ihe Park One Day'
ami "MooiiIIkIii Hay " Mrs, Pamela
Hunt accompanies llils pair. No
mlmtirl act would be compleie
uuli, nil Al Jol.on, and so Mil
Stoekleiu III blackface sang a couple
of Jol -on s lavoi lle songs. Two violin
solos by Athena Ijiiiipropulos writ
1..M on Ihe urogram.'
llu Ihe Mil. ton was Ihe Script ami
Mike member Its chalge of Ihe slum.
I liis llibbeil and Rosemary Uik-lno
! acted as stagehands, and Kdllll Wl
I sriibach made the stage . sigin.
' Charles WiHxIhcnise advises Scrlil
and Mike.
The bi-weekly radio mow spon
sored by the KU music deparuiniii
comes on the air loiilghl at 7:30
over KFI.W. Roosevelt school will
be featutrd on the progiam; along
with Instalment demonstrations by
two KU students. Koiiiile Tarr will
deinousiraie on Ihe bassoon; sua
lusild Norland on the llutc and olK.
...
I l-ururr senior pictures man ii
1 year lor the F.I Rodeo have been
mounted anil aie reauy 10 ire scm io
Portland. Donna McVcy's cartiHuu
are also being srul- lo llushuiig a.
The cartoons show a Utile boy ami
girl "Pel" going through the various
stages of school life. The remainder
i.r it,., r-hii. oii-tuiea will be taken
' I'liursiloy along with the Who's Who
and olllceiY piciurr.t.
I Swedes Move To
Save Apples
' WASHINGTON. Feb 21 IV . -;
liep AndelMill ill-Callfl said 10-
di.y the Swedish goveriunrut lun
. I. ken stcs 'o prevent losses bv
United Stales exKirter of fir.li
apples and iears due lo curtail"!
ImiMirts.
Anderson ald he was advised nv
II. e statr ilepartllirnt thul since
! Irltlal autliorlailoii of sMsxssii.
v urth ot upiile and H-ar nnixirts b
Swnleii. licenses have been au
thorized for a substantial additional
amount ot fruit ready for shipment
t.i Swrdrn.
Sweden lias set a lop limit of
l 00.000 for Unpolla of apples anil
Ixars from Hie Dulled Slates so its
to conserve lis American dollars.
lor Rent
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