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7 40 Betly Crocker ABC
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00 Brrak(at Club ABC
00 Hank Henry Show
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21:55 Market Report
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113 Paul Harvey ABC
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:30 Treasury' Show ABC
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Progressives
Rap Arrests
EUGENE ( The Oregon Pro
gressive Party, holding its third
annual convention here, protested
the recent arrest of 18 persons
from the West Coast and Michigan,
accused of being Communists.
The arrests, the resolution said.
were an "attempt to silence oppo
sition to the bi-partisan war poli
cy" of the United States.
Delegates gave unanimous In
dorsement to the Progressive pres
idential ticket Vincent Hailinan of
San Francisco for president and
Mrs. Charlotta Bass, San Francisco
Negro, for vice president.
Roy Stauffer of Eugene was
elected chairman. Other officers:
Mrs. Helen Neuenschwander, Fort
land, secretary; Don Brown, Coos
Bay, national committeman, and
Sue Driscol, national committee
woman. Truman May
Attack Press
WASHINGTON (J) Ben. Frank
Carlson R-Ka& says he has
learned from reliable sources that
President Truman plans to subject
several newspapers to a thorough
government probe in an attempt to
retaliate for their revelations of
scandals in his administration.
'It smacks of strong attempts to
browbeat the press," Carlson said
in a statement.
Carlson, a supporter of Gen.
Dwight D. Eisenhower, the Repub
lican nominee for president, said
he was told that Truman plans to
have the Justice Department sub
poena files, letters, memoranda
and records of newspapers during
the closing weeks of the political
campaign.
"The sending of a horde of gov
ernment agents into the newspa
pers offices during an election
campaign may be Truman's idea
of silencing opposition," Carlson
said. "It will not work.
"He will learn on Nov. 4 that
the revelations bv the free press
of the United States have com
pelled our peoople to demand a
change."
The first newspaper Involved in
such an investigation, Carlson said,
was the Kansas City Star. He said
all of the Star's records and files
have been subpoenaed.
In Kansas City. Roy A. Roberts,
president of the Kansas City Star,
said it was true that the govern
ment had subpoenaed all the news
papers financial records, minute
books and files covering a period
of 25 years.
Reds Fight
Over Woman
RANGOON, Burma Wl A Bur
mese "Helen of Troy" is blamed
for a clash between Communists In
the Meiktila area of central Burma
that cost 23 lives.
The story, as related here:
Bo Kyi Saing, a commander of
the Communist rebels, fell In love
with Ma Saw Yi, a pretty school
teacher. They ran away and lot
married. But duty called and Bo
Kyi Saing had to go underground.
Time palled on Ma Saw Yi's
hands. Pretty soon Yin Maung
Yin, another Red military leader,
found favor In her eyes.
Then Bo Kyi Saing returned to
his wife for a visit. Ylng Maung
Yin was out on Red military busi
ness. He heard about the visit and
marched down to take Bo Kyi Saing
captive. A court of village elders
sentenced Bo Kyi Saing to death.
When word of this drifted back
to Bo Kyi Salng's followers they
vowed revenge. In a battle Ylng
Mnung Yin and 18 of his men were
killed. Four on the other side also
were slain.
What happened to the pretlv Ma
Saw YI She fled at the height of
the battle and is hiding away In the
jungie presumaoiy aiona for the
time being.
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DIVORCE OFF Actress Rita Hayworth and Prince Aly Khan obliged photographers with this
formal pose and the announcement that their divorce is off indefinitely. They received tha pho
tographers at Aly's mansion in Paris where Rita is living sine her arrival Sept, 24.
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A DEMONSTRATION of tha new body armor being used by
U.S. troops in Korea and several other pieces of equipment is to
be offered here Thursday, 8 to 10 p.m. at 432 Main Street. The
demonstration is to bo in connection with an instructional visit
her by the two officers above from 6th Army headquarters at
the Presidio, San Francisco. The officers are (I to r) Maj.
Richard P. Knowlton and Lt. J. Kenneth Hollingsworth.
Coal Workers
WASHINGTON ITA fat . new
contract with Northern soft coal
operators was due to be ratified
today by the United Mine Workers
Policy Committee. . -
Final details of the agreement
were worked out over the week
end between Union President John
Li. Lewis and Harry Moses, repre
senting the Northern owners.
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Katie is Women's Director at KFJI with programs slanted for
the distaff audience. She has been with KFJI a year. Katie is
married with two children, Bonnie 8, and Lance, 3, so she knows
what she's telling the homemakers. You heV her on "A Date
in Hollywood" at 9:30 a.m., "Name Bands" at noon, "Two at
1:30" afternoons, and "Coffee with Katie" at 2:15 p.m.
Mutual Don Lee
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, The agrceement calls for a $1.90 i
a day increase boosting the basic I
daily 4'age to $18 25, plus a 10-cent-
a-ton hike in the 30-cent royalty
ipaid by owners into the union's
i welfare fund.
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Next Monday another "Meet
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New Home For
Stricken Family
BEAVEKTON if! The John
Ehler family, which lest Us home
in a fire at nrarbv Hazcldale last
week, soon will br living In a brand
new house.
Some SO friends and neighbors
began construction Sundav on a
new home for the Ehlcrs and their
nine children.
Ehler bought most of the mater
ials with J6.000 Insurance which he
had on his other home. The rest of
the material and Sunday's labor
were donated.
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Brannan LaudsAdlai Stand
SEATTLE Ml Swrrliiry of
Agiicullut'e BiniuiHii klllril two
birds with one alone Mouiluy, llr
got III a plug lor Gov. Adlnl Hlrvru
sou, Iho Demotratls uirnMriillul
nominee, and apprared before the
National Association of Slnlr Cnm
mlasioners, Dlrrctoia and Brcro
tarlra of Agriculture.
Brannan mlrt In an Interview
that Steveiuon and t lie Drinnciatlc
Parly have the fniiiiris' Intpi'esU
mrul at heart. He charged that tlu
Inflation Hits
City Budgets
PORTLAND I The Portland
Ofllce nf Price Stabillrntlnn re
ported bundny Unit liilliitloii m
causing major liu-rrn.ica In Hit'
budgets of many Oregon cities.
Director Curl Domiugh snld a
survey allows llntl onc-louilh il
each local tax dollar will be UM-d
to meet the rlMng cost ol Inllutlon.
Siilem. Corvallia, Snrmgltrlri and
Pendleton were slntlril out III the
report as the heaviest payers for
Inflation.
Salem's loss was eotlinnlrtl al
about 19S.IHKI out ol Its mrrrni
budget of W. 181. HO. Cnrvallls losl
an estlinated wai.ooo nf Its current
two million dollar budget.
Pendleton lost K60.0O0 out ol n
million dollar budget. And 8nrliR
lleld lost 1138.000 out ol a budget
of a IMJ.IOS.
Portland, Astoria. Medlord and
Bend will lose comparatively Irss
to inflntlon. the report said, br
caute their budgets haven l climbed
as much.
V. 8. KHirS SAIL
WEYMOUTH. Eng. If! The U.
8. aircraft carrier FrBiiklln D.
Roosevelt and three destroyers
sailed for home Monday and Mnv
or Jimmy James desrnbed the
3.000 American sailors who spent
four days here as real good will
ambaasadora.
TONIGHT !
Hear
Governor Adlal L
STEVENSON
KFJI
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is the delight of the housewife.
ONLY MORNING FRESH
BRINGS
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voting ri'cunl nf ftrpulillt'nna In
C'onKtoss shows Ihry Imva broil
o)io:rd lu "all (arm programs
Unit have helped the fniiiiera ami
the public."
"The nutlou'a fiinuria i'aniuil
possibly rely on the Iteiiulilunu
1 "a rl y I ) i- liny nssuinllce that our
very Mici'csslul turiii program ol
the past 10 veins will be cuiillii
ui'd." Iho arorvlary said.
Ilruniiiiii, on a national two. week
Mumping tour for Stevenson.
We collect ... or tell you why.
Fiad out more about our service
by living us m try, ,
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iilnnnrd tu refrain from nolltloa In
hla appoaiant'e brlore Uia national
reinvention of Hie various (tite
nuilt'iiltiiral groups. He aald he
would (inly illsvusa matlera peritlit
lliu to the iplallouslilu between tha
Mule, agencies and tha fedtral
ilrtpurtinciit ol agriculture.
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