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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 2i. 1938." FIVE CJPI1BL HUM MOVE TO SALEM PORTLAND, July 20. (AP) Expecting to effect pa vines raiiB ine from $300 to $400 a month, the capital reconstruction commis sion voted to move its headquar ters from here to Salem on August 1. The commission has been rout ine offices in a building here. No specific location for the Sa lem offices was announced iiimie mediately but it was expected the commission would move, into a state building, rent free. The commission designated Oc tober 1, which will be Gov. Chat Its - II. Martin's 75th birthday, as the formal dedication date for the new two million dollar capital. The capital was opened early this Y month. In another action, the commis sion instructed attorneys to ap peal to the supreme court against the $45,000 judgment given the heirs of the Patton property, part of the capital site. The commis sion offered $32,000 and the heirs will get $15,000 as an advance pay ment. The commission confirmed a $14,000 compromise on the Prixxcll property, for which the stato had offered $10,400 against the own era demand for $25,000. Attorneys were instructed to seek an $11,600 compromise on the Mary lioescli en site. PALESTINE JEWS ETUIiMS. WASHINGTON, July 20, (AP) The title of American Jewish emigration to Palestine is ebbing back to the United Slates. Consular reports showed today that in the last 12 months more Jews left Palestine to return to the United States than arrived from this country. Officials give two reasons for the chance in direction. One is the unsettled stato of Palostino, tho other better economic conditions ill tiie United States. Consular reports give the number of American Jews resident in Pales tine at 9,500, compared with 10,000 last year. Figures in the state de partment show that J.S2S American Jews went to Palestine in 1935 and only 367 went in 1936. The total for last year Is believed to be oven smaller. REVAMP BILL WILL PASS, THOMAS SAYS WASHINGTON, July 2(1. (AP) Senator Thomas CD., Oliln.) pre dicted today that congress would pass next' year a government re organization bill . similar to tho measure defeated at the 1938 ses sion. Thomas, renominated' last" week after being given a "pat on tho back" by Prosidontltoosovelt , gave administration support full credit for bis victory. He said he felt that if he had voted against tho re organization bill, he would nave faced defeat. o UNIFORM LAWS FOR TRAILERS ADVISED CLEVELAND, July 20,- AP The national conference of com missioners on uniform state laws. meeting here as a prelude to the American Bar association conven tion, today urged strlnnenl regula tions for the nation's 350,000 house trailers. Uniform taxation, smii Atalion iaws and construction re quirements were advocated for the modern covered wagons. WORKER DRAWN INTO TRACTOR DIES THE DALLES, July 20. (AP) A five-hour struggle by a fellow worker to free W. E. Hunt, Jr., about 32, from a tractor failed when Hunt died of Injuries. Hunt, employed on tho L. O. Wing farm in Tygh valley, apparently was drawn into the machine when he left it in gear while investigating some trouble. Dill recti, working with him. was unable to extricate Hunt. AFL WINS BARGAIN PRIVILEGE RIGHT WASHINGTON, July 20. (AP) The national labor relations board yesterday awarded collec tive bargaining rights for em ployes of the terminal flour mills at Portland to an affiliate of the At'!., tho flour and cereal workers federal union. The board said the A1'L union had 27 employes to 19 tor the CIO longshoremen and warehousemen's union. NOTICE OF MEETING OF BOARD OF EQUALIZATION Nolks is hereby Riven that nn the second Monday in August, be Inc AllKllst 8, the Hoard of Kqliall zallou will convene In the Asses sor's office In the Court House In Hoseburf;, Douglas county, Oregon, for the iiuriiose of examining tho Assessment Rolls and correcting all errors in valuations, description and quality of land, tots and other property assessed by the Assessor, and. It shall bo the duty of persons Interested to appear at that time and place appointed. BARTON UKM.IWKU.. County Assessor. The L'nited States, which has; only 6 iter cent of the world popu lation has TO per cent of tho auto mobiles, 56 per cent of the tele phones and 35 per cent ot the rally-ay mileage, a ' ij-J J n i I i iciu in iNe-upeneu Murder Inquiry not; ( w ? unvpijtin Indicted for a double murder for which another is serving a life sentence, Francis . M. Carroll, . above, former deputy sheriff of South Paris, He., is pictured above waiting trial. His daugh ter's sweetheart, Paul Dwyer, who was arrested when , tile bodies of Mr. and Mrs. James G. Littleficld were found in his car, confessed to the crimes. But after Dwyer's conviction, later evidence led to the indictment of Carroll. ETIM1TPLJ LUCID BY BANK A cnonornHvo rotiroment plan for omiiloyoa of Uio United Slates National hank, imdHiHnj? Ha 23 branches nmnng which ifi tho Rose burn institution, van announced today by Paul 8. Hick, prenlilcnt, according lo word mreived here today. Tho Incnl branch of tho U. S.- NuUotuU has eight employes wlto arts brought under the retire ment program. According to tho plan, which be comes effective August 1, em ployes who have been with the hunk one year or more will be el igible for compensation ut certain ages of retirement. These are specified as 80 years for women and 65 years for men, Under arrangements made with a large- old-line- company, em ployes will contribute a peveeent age of their earnings toward the retirement fund and Ihe hank will assume the remainder of the ex pense, thus making the plan co operative. " ' New Method Fool Correction FOR BETTER RESULTS We Will Be at The ROSE HOTEL July 26, 27, 28 and 29 and every two weeks following CALL FOR APPOINTMENTS TAYLOR & McNEELY Here's and o Where t Jidiea of St. Joseph's Citiholie Parish Ice Oram Tioeial Thurs day nighi, starts at X o'clock. Homo madfl c:tke, lemonade, popi-iele. Kane St. Public, invited to Women's Council of First Christian church ico cream poebil at (i:30 o'clock Friday night, July 22, at the H. (j. OfLapp cardan on Hon ill Pino ifrcet. Cisiiics for everyono. James A- Murray, unlive mis sionary of ihr. Wc?t Indifs, will glvo an fllnstraii'd lecture at tho Salvation Army hall, next Mon day fH-ciiiim at 8;ti o'clock. The lecture will tr-at of Italy's war on Kihiopia. and PTiiU; prtt)hfcies eonrniiiins; fhse count rins. No admission, hut an offering wiit ho ink"ii. K very one welcome. And How This space Is-free any or cttnlr.stion wishing to announce notieo of nteetings. Please phone or leave announcements at Mac's Maiket. Phone Z'i. si7' i lWSa'.V CHEESE SET po lYv. :o. V . 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