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SEPTEMBER 27, 1947 DENOUNCE MARSHALL Hannegan Yields Open Switch Wrecks Limited Near Salem PLAN, POLAND URGES Democrat Post ToSen.M'Grath WASHINGTON, Sept 27, LAKE SUCCESS, N. Sept 27. (UP) Poland today asked the United Nations general assembly to denouno the Marshall plan and transfer to the UN responsibility for the 1 economic reconstruction or Europe. The proposal was laid before the assembly'! t5-nation (UP) Robert E. Hannegan economic committee ai me cu SALEM, Or, Sept 17." (UP) An open switch off the main tracks into siding-was held responsible for the wreck of the Southern Pacific resigned today as chairman of max of a strong attack on Sec Wheat, Corn Prices Sweep Upward Again the Democratic National com retary of State George C.

southbound passenger train. mittee and Sen. J. Howard McGrath of Rhode Island promptly was chosen hia suc Churchill Hails American Stand Marshall's European aid program by Dr. Oscar Lunge, permanent Polish delegate to tne west Coast Limited, three miles south of here last nieht 3-34.

oats up 14-3 tt, and rye up cessor in the long-awaited shake-up of the democratic the UN. at 11:45. CHICAGO. Sept 27 U.R)-Crain futures swept upward again today continuing the virtually uninter lVtl Winnipeg rye up to 2V4. Shewn at TJN General A nimbly Ressloa art Mr.

Eleanor Kooee-velt, wh wu to present V. cue acalnit Rutisan charfea war BMDferinf, and PelUh Delffate Oscar Lance, who haa voted eonatstentlr with Kntsia in Security CouncU disputes. party hierarchy. Lange said the Marshall plan had split Europe In two and warned that "prosperity, like LONDON, Sept 27. U.B Win From a strong opening which saw initial gains as high as 4 cents a bushel for wheat the market rupted week's rise.

Departing with Hannegan wu Five of the train's crew were Injured and nine cars derailed in the crash. About 200 Dasseneera escaned without ston Churchill tonight endorsed what he called the United States Wheat closed 2-7 cents a peace is indlvidible and cannot ex developed a strong undertone i 1st in one nation, one group ot na stand against "militant commun Gael Sullivan, executive director of the democratic committee who was called "hoof-in-the-mouth Sullivan" by the republicans and bushel higher; corn JW-4V4 higher; oaU 2V4-2 higher; barley high portedly brought about by wheat Timber Supplies Not injury, according to tho rail tions or cyan on one continent ism backed by soviet military purchases by houses connected er; soybeans 3-S higher, and lard while misery and chaos are else power. with flour mill and commercial 45 to 70 points higher. where. Churchill told 5,000 cheering once was verbally spanked by President Truman for his political interests.

Kansas City wheat was 2 to constituents at an open air conservative party rally in hit Wood pronouncements. November soybeans spurted up to $3.34 a bushel, up the l-cent Periled, Says Leader At the present rate of cut there is little danger that Ore road. Hospitalized here with serious Injuries were Daman Stimpson, a baggageman and George Miller, a railroad mall clerk. Treated for minor injuries at the hospital and dismissed a short tune later were Ed Campbell a brakeman ami Hannegan, who is postmaster 7 cents higher and corn 24 cents higher; Minneapolis wheat up to ford district: Referring to the 16-nation Paris conference which is working out details of the Marshall program, Lange said, in effect, that the American-sponsored project cannot limit general, presumably will retain that pott gave bad health as This great confrontation by the United States of military communism backed by soviet military his reason for quitting the com possibly work because it has raised a barrier at a time when eastern gon's timber resources will be exhausted as long: as logging and lumbering practices are carried on judiciously, Hal V. Simpson, Portland executive vice-president of the West Coast power haa been brought about al mittee job a little more than IS months before the 1948 presiden and western Europe need each Gandhi For War Against Pakistan most entirely by aggressions and intrigues of the soviet government Fred Foley and Henry Simpson, both waiters.

Miller snd Stimpson were In "fair" condition this morning, hospital attendants said. All the injured were from Port others' help and resources. tial election. Pat Truman la Office Lumbermen association, told Albany Rotanans yesterday, Simpson said that, while it would be possible for the tim Lange submitted a formrl reso in all countries on their borders, As chairman, it could be said lution which, although it did not ber harvest to outstrip reproduction, the present trend to that Hannegan put Harry S. Tru name any countries or reft 01 ward reforestation, protection and by their attempts to paralyze the working of the United Nations organization, on which all our hopes were founded by the brutal NEW DELHI.

Sent. 27. (UP) Mohandas K. Gandhi, who man In the White House. Hannegan maneuvered the nomination recuy to tne Marshall program, land.

En fine Stays ea Mala Track According to state police and railroad officials, the train hit tha of timbered lands from fire and utilization of waste holds stipulated that the 55-natiou as has spent most of his life preaching: peace, said he believed of Mr. Truman ai vice president use of the veto." today that Hindu war against Moslem Pakistan might be the only way to stop Moslems from persecuting; Hindus and Sikhs forth promise if not assurance Churchill told the audience he in the democratic national con, vention at Chicago In 1844. He sue cessfully ran the fourth-term cam. that there will be no end to Resistance To Prices Gaining Br I'aMt Fm imagined that no more than two thirds of Britain's present popu in their new dominion. He said in tin address that follows his usual daily prayer sembly should call on all the United nations te "carry out all rt commendations of the general assembly passed on economic and rocial matters and make use of the machinery of the United Nations in settling fundamental Interna open switch while traveling about 35 miles an hour.

The engine continued down the main track, but the cars behind broke loose from the coupling and were hurtled through tho onen iwitrh intn this greatest of Oregon's sources of industrially pro paign of the late President Roose lation would be able to live in this country under socialism "with all meetintr that the Indian fHin. velt duced wealth. McGrath, hia successor, must be du) dominion might "have to its crippling of enterprise and all Simpaon pointed out that he formally elected by the fall demo aiding which leads off to a near Increased resistance by house its interference in daily life." tional economic problems." cratic national committee which wives against the high prices of Repeatedly, Lange said that the will meet Oct 29 to set a time and 7 relief and reconstruction program eggs, meat and butter showed its first influence on sales statistics dollar value of Oregon lumber marketed In 1946 wu greater than that yielded by any other product He compared the 1946 total of $325,000,000 returned by the lumbering Industry with $317,000,000 now being prepared by the 15 gov place for the 1S48 democratic national convention. Hannegan's res by airport Two refrigerator cars directly behind the engine and three baggage cars were overturned. Three baggage cars and two passenger coaches were derailed and thrown several feet off the main track.

today. Dun and Bradstreet reported ernments of western Europe and the United States had by-passed the UN and threatened the world ignation also becomes effective on that date. British Bullets Fell Eight Jews go to war" against (Moslem) Pakistan, unless the Moslem dominion corrects "its proved error." Violence In the Indian subcontinent since it wu divided into dominions has not been a one-sided proposition. Moslems have slaughtered Hindus and Sikhs by the thousands in Pakistan. Hindus and Sikhs have murdered thousands ot Moslems in India.

Yet Gandhi said that he would produced by Oregon agriculture, Te Con Una Am Senator that consumer "discrimination against high priced foods" during the past week was "sporadic" but organization with gradual etinc- and he pointed out that "A sub McGrath said he intended to State police arrlvin on tha keep his job as senator. "generally strong enough to halt "The question arises what This made it likely that some the spiral in some lines." JERUSALEM, Sept. 27. U.B should be the role of our orasnlza One Jew wu shot to death and tion in the settlement of the basic scene shortly after the wreck said they found the switch in an open position and unlocked. The heavy padlock used to secure the switch wu dangling from the switch open.

one might be appointed to succeed Sullivan as executive director in seven others were wounded today The report said that housewives were passing up butter, eggs and fresh meats in favor of poultry, cheese and Inexpensive canned economic problems of the world" He asked. "Should we continue to full-time job to aid McGrath in a 20-mlnute battle aboard the not rest until every Hindu and Sikh driven from Pakistan bad refugee ship "Despite" when pass resolutions which art not im who will be occupied also with senatorial duties. meats. British naval party intercepted and plemented, shall we continue to be been returned to hia home "with Railroad officials Hid the switch and. the aiding were astljr used -and were at a loss to know why it had been unlocked.

An un. McGrath Mid he has ideas about Some new reductions in retail boarded the vessel trying to run by-passed on important matters of butter prices were reported yes the blockade to Palestine. international economic policy? The boarding party was work' If we do so our organization bow the democratic party should be run but did not care to discuss them at present He said he would not accept a salary as chairman. terday. At New York, chain stores dropped their prices two cents to shall lose all prestige, our organs stantial part of Oregon's africul-tural products are consumed within the state whereas 80 per cent of tha income of the lumber industry comes front outside the state.

The lumber indusrty, therefore, contributes a large part of the revenues of the state which are used for the purchase of products not produced here." Simpson defended current practices of the lumbering industry in extracting forest products and denied that it la profligate and destructive, citing governmental figures to show that at present there Is leu land classified as "poor to non-stocking" now than in 1920, since when such areas have constantly declined, due to improved logging and lumbering of such waste as still exists in this industry, said MOHANDAS X. GANDHI big its way toward the ship's bridge when a group of refugees identified railroad detective said the switch was "definitely open when the train went through." All Passengers Escape about 84 cents a pound. witn wither away McGrath, 45. Is a former gover armed with crowbars cornered Lange cited Poland's need for The labor department reported today that lor the first time since 1942, clothing prices dropped one- About 200 Daneiiaera wra New Grain Trade British sailor. The sailor fired five shots at his assailants, killing one goods and money to pull out of the economic tailspin caused by the war and, in the opinion of many aboard the train, according to SP officials here, and about so nf nors of Rhode Island and a former solicitor-general of the U.

S. He resigned from the latter post last October to accept the senatorial nomination. and wounding two. Five other immigrants suffered listeners, appeared to plea for them were in two derailed cars Controls Sought behind the baggage cars. All naa.

some strong UN economic proposal half of one per cent from mid-June to mid-July. The department attributed the drop to special sales, competitive markdowns and a general return to cheaper lines of clothing. head wounds from swinging clubs in the short-lived resistance to the McGrath was described as a which would overcome Poland's sengers escaped injuries, officials said. About 140 Dasseneera In honor and dignity." He said in hia address last night that he had been an enemy of all war. "But If there la no other way te obtain justice from Pakistan, if Pakistan persistently refuses to see its proved error and continues to minimize it, the Indian government will have to go to war," he said.

Gandhi said war was no Joke, but he could never advise anyone to put up with injustice. (On the other side of the fence, the London Daily Telegraph reported in a Karachi dispatch that Moslem Pakistan was "seriously contemplating" an appeal to other British dominions for both diplomatic and military aid to "rescue at least 1,000,000 innocent people from what seems otherwise to be certain bluejackets. refusal, along with the other Sov WASHINGTON, Sept' 27 (U.R)- One British sailor suffered I iet-Onented countries of E-jrope, seven Pullman coaches and three strong new dealer during the Roosevelt administration. He worked hard in the re-election campaign of the late President Roosevelt Most of the price reductions broken finger in the affray, ac to join in the Marshall plan and were in New York. cording to an official British Simpson, lies in the discovery of day coaches that did not reach the open switch were also uninjured and were hauled back to Salem the Paris conference set up to im Top agriculture department officials today were surveying means of forcing the nation's big grain markets to tighten their margin requirements for grain statement.

It was the second of plement it. new methods of utilization and the finding of markets for resulting ficial account of the boarding. The by a switch engine. first said it was carried out with new products. Engineer Victor Partlpilo, Portland, said "We were lust nirkln Los Angeles Harbor Italy Socialist Chief out resistance.

"Actually, there is still waste However, the labor department said the "voluntary" 15 per cent rent boost which went into effect in June increased rents an average of 0.7 per cent by mid-July. Other cost-of-living items followed the upward trend of rents, it said. Representatives of the Chicago, up speed when I looked around LONDON, Sept. 27. U.R Well Shutdown Ordered Turns Against Reds and found the engine was disconnected from the cars." informed sources said today that Britain would start withdrawing "The engine went down tha LOS ANGELES, Sept 27.

(U.R) ROME, Sept. 27. U.R-The left Kansas City and Minneapolis grain markets yesterday offered to set up a sliding Kale ot margin requirements which would necessitate larger down payments in grain futures deals if grain prices go higher. main track for some distance be its 100,000 troops from Palestine within two, or at most, three ist bloc seeking to overthrow Premier Alcide de Gasperi's govern fore I could bring it to a ston months, regardless of what the' he said. "I expected to back un ment was split today when Giu United Nations does.

and find the cars on the track, but The Waterfront Employers Ass'n announced today that it would close the Loa Angeles-Long Beach harbor to all shipping ai midnight Tuesday because of a fight over the sight of foremen to join unions under the Taft-Hartley act But they were definitely cool seppe Saragat, Socialist leader, turned on the Communists with British Colonial Secretary Ar left in the woods by the loggers," said Simpson. "But there is nothing left In the woods that the logger cannot bring out. Our loggers have the) equipment, the man power, the know-how to bring out anything that grows in the forest, but there Is no use in bringing in the tops, the bark and the needles when there is no market for them. If no one wants them down in the valleys they must be left on the hillsides." The less the waste the greater the returns from timber, said the speaker, and this means more payrolls and mor income to the state. denunciation of their attacks on as I drew close I found the cars Mattered all over the siding." "It's a miracle everyone wasnt killed," Partlpilo said.

thur Creech Jones served notice yesterday on the United Nations general assembly that Britain Yugoslavs Free 3 U. S. Soldiers BELGRADE, Sept. 27 (U.I9-U. S.

Ambassador Cavendish W. Cannon was informed officially tonight that three American soldiers seized Monday by the Yougoslavs were released at noon today. democratic liberties. to a government request to double their present margins. Under the government's proposal, speculators would be required to pay dawn a full third on grain futures Armed Wins By Eight Lengths NEW YORK, Sept.

27. (WD Calumet Farm's Armed, leading all the way, beat King Ranch's Assault by eight lengths today in a $100,000 winner-take-all match race at Belmont Park. Before a crowd of 51,573 fans, the game little gelding came out of the gate like a shot, coasted The shutdown will affect move Saragat, leader of the more would give up the Palestine man The engine was uninjured, but tore up several lengths of track after going through the (witch. ment of all cargo vessels except tankers, which generally are owned by the oil companies and will not come under the WEA order. date and withdraw its troops and government forces at an early date unless the UN found a solution to Agriculture department officials rightist of the Socialists' two factions in Italy, told Palmiro Togli-atti, Communist leader, in effect to cease talking about liberties in Italy when "you Communists have The cars knocked down two tele- the holy land issue.

Order for the shutdown came were uncertain Just what the government could do if the grain exchanges refused to hike their mar graph poles near the scene. Fast working SP crews today had cleared the wreckage and re ust strangled" freedom in Bul gin requirements. They expressed garia. Bicycle Rider, 11, Killed; paired the track and trains were yesterday from W. R.

Marlowe, local manager of the WEA, aa result of a dispute between the CIO Longshoremen's union and the Luckenbach Steamship Co. and Outer Harbor Dock and Wharf Co. doubt that the government has any legal authority to carry out its along three lengths ahead of his rival on the back stretch and when Assault pulled to within a length and a half on the turn, really Another Critically Hurt again running on regular schedule, according to officials. The of request at present WOODBURN, Sept 27. (U.B ficials were still probing about the But there wu a possibility that started to run.

Gerald Tremblay, 11, was in- He criticized the Communist attacks on the Marshall plan for aiding Europe, and on what he called the threat of new totalitarian regimes in Europe. The rift in the leftist ranks appeared in the national assembly, which was debating motions of if congress should be recalled to Luckenbach only last week an Pounding through the stretch in scene In an attempt to determine why the switch was left open. stantly killed and his companion, Felix Schwarzin, 11 critically in nounced Its withdrawal from all west coast operations as a result Traffic Charges Bring Fines to Offenders Clyde R. Norris, first charged with drunken driving, pleaded guilty in city court today to a charge of being drunk in a public place and in a car, and was fined by Police Judge Rex Butler $100, which he paid. Kenneth Emmerson was fined 25 on a reckless driving charge, Theodore P.

Kelly $5 on a speeding charge and Donald J. Cad-walder $2.50 for making an illegal left turn, all after being arrested by city police and upon pleading guilty. jured last night when a bicycle a powerful drive he steadily opened up a big gap in trie straightaway and won the long-awaited special with ridiculous ease. deal with the mounting European crisis, it might be asked to grant such authority. Or the administration might rely on a campaign of "moral persuasion." Much is being done toward solving this problem and while much pro- gress has been made it is only a beginning.

He listed many new timber products that are contributing to conservation policies and noted that "Production of timber in Oregon will exceed 6 billion feet in 1947. As an estimate, the arowth of new timber in this state may eventually equal this production. If this assumption is correct, must we then assume that the lumber industry is now making its maximum contribution to the economy of the state? The answer, of course, is Simpson was introduced by C. H. watzek, Portland, himself pro-1 of the strike.

they were riding was struck by a The union struck after the firms car driven by Francis W. McMa 30,000 Cases Of Salmon Salvaged PORT ANGELES, Wash, Sept non-confidence in the cabinet from which the Communists were ejected last spring. han, Tacoma, on highway refused to recognize it as bargaining agent for longshore foremen, known in waterfront parlance 99E one mile south of here. Army Trims Villonovo ARRIVE AT RANGOON as walking bosses. WEST POINT, N.

Sept 27. LICENSED TO WED Marriage licenses have been issued here to Dalton P. Moen, 25, and Donna Lee Erb, 19, both of Both youths lived in Woodburn. Schwarzin was taken to a Salem hospital where authorities today 27. (U.R) They're catching salmon already cooked and canned IS miles west of here today.

BANGKOK, Sept 27. (U.FD The harbor's 12 longshore and (U.R) Army today scored a 13-0 stevedoring companies will en victory over Villanova before It's the $3,500,000 cargo of tho George Truman and Clifford Evans, Americans flying ground the world in Piper Cub planes, ar force the shutdown order. 000 chilled fans In Michie stadium. Albany; to Boyd Bennett, 55, and Eva Conn, 46, also of Albany and said he was still unconscious and in critical McMahan was cleared of blame by state po sunken Diamond Knot rammed by the Fenn Victory In a fog last month off Tongue Point in the straits of Juan De Fuca. lice and released.

minentsn the lumber industry and former director of the West Coast Oregon GOP Divided On '48 Favorite As rived today from Rangoon. They expected to leave tomorrow for Hanoi. to Alfred D. Campbell, 47, and Thelma M. A.

Atcheson, 43, RFD. No. 2. Albany. association.

Thirty-thousand of the 154,000 Two Killed When Canada Taft Prepares To Speak At Corvallis I watersoaked cases have been si phoned from the Diamond Knot's Br Raymond Lahr NORTHWESTERN LOSES IVANSTON. 111., Sept. 27. (IJ.R) An underdog Vanderbilt football team upset Northwestern today, 3 to 0 on a fourth quarter field goal. holds.

Salvagers expect to reepv-er all, or a greater portion, of the Winchell Eager to Visit Russia If No Censorship tnm Staff i PORTLAND, Sept. 27. 01 vessel's cargo, said James Gow, marine surveyor of Alexander Gow, Inc. major broadcasting networks, the Sen. Robert A.

Taft R-. 0 pushed into Portland today amid indications there was no crystalization of opinion yet among Oregon republicans on their favorite for the Train Hits Rock Slide ASHCROFT, B. Sept 27. (U.R) Engineer Frank A. BrookalL and brakeman G.

W. Shirley, both of killed today when a Canadian National railway train piled into a rock slide 37 miles west of here, overturning the engine and derailing 15 cars. Fireman J. Hallmark, who was seriously scalded in the accident was reported in fair condition in an Ashcroft hospital. I Br tttlr rmt Walter Winchell, newspaper col Twelve divers dally direct a IS inch metal pipe over the treasure.

Weatherman Says: Oregon Partly cloudy today tonight and Sunday; scattered showers in mountains of southwest portion today and scattered showers umnist and one of the new names he believes should underlie federal social legislation. He also predicted congress would act next year on bills that ultimately might cost $1,000,000,000 a year on federal aid for health, education and housing. One republican leader considered sympathetic to Stassen thought Stassen would win in a primary test. Another who called himself conservative believed Dewey, Taft and Stassen would finish in that order if the vote were held now. Taft said welfare legislation The Foes Tug and Barge company 1948 presidential nomination.

added by deputy soviet foreign minister Andrei Vishinsky tn his Republicans in this state, meet list of American "war mongers," said today he would be glad to vis ing now at Gearhart, where Taft of Tacoma has supplied barges and are supervising the operations. The entire operation one of the largest salvaging operations of its kind is directed by Surveyor Walter "Martignoni. ILLIXOIfl WINS. 14-S CHAMPAIGN. 111..

Sent 27. 0U9 in west portion and mountains of oat portion Sunday; slightly warmer in east portion today and ooler in west portion Sunday; ffntle northwest wind off coast. supporters expect him to enter the Oregon presidential primary next year. Under state law, Oregon's convention delegates must stick by the leader in the primary vote so long as their consciences tell them be has a chance. Taft's itinerary put him In Portland today for the Oregon-Texas football game.

After the game, he will drive to Corvallis for a speech before the Oregon state college student body. He will return here tonight and remain until tomorrow night when he heads eastward for appearances Monday at Spokane, Wash, and Moscow and Boise, Ida. In bis Gearhart speech last aight Taft outlined the philosophy same courtesies that the Russian Tass men get over here the right to go wherever they please and write what they please. "We don't want vodka parties, but we would appreciate having what we find and report appear as we write it in the Russian press and over the Russian radio. I would then leave it to my cmipeti-tors in newspapers and on tne networks to decide who is a liar." Winchell added "this is too much to hope for," and said the Russians addressed them last night, displayed sharply conflicting ideas about how Gov.

Thomas E. Dewey of New York, former Gov. Harold it Russia as Vishinsky suggested. "I would be glad to go to Russia as soon as possible," Winchell said, "but I will go only if the Russian government extends to me and the men I pick to go with me such as a New York Times reporter and representatives Of the Associated Stassen of Minnesota and Taft must provide aid but not federal control, must recognize that the role ot the federal government is LOCAL WEATHER Maximum temperature in Al-fcany Friday 78 degrees, minimum 7 morning, 48 degrees. River After being held scoreless for would run in a presidential preference primary.

STATE BOARD Sl'ES Suit has been filed in circuit court here by the state unemployment compensation commission against the Ralston Creek Lumber Co. asking a judgment for $201. 26, the amount allegedly due in contributions to the commission. secondary and supplementary to three periods, Illinois broke loose for two touchdowns in the closing states and local government and There wu some evidence that minutes today to beat Pittsburg ur-tentht of a foot below low water stage. must be concerned only with per "don't want the truth made Stassen sentiment may be a sig Press, the United Press, International Js'ews Service and lour 14 toO.

sona unable te pay lor services. known," nificant factor in the state. His.