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ROSEBUR5 NEW5-REVIEW, ROSEBURG,' OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 13. 1945
Columbia Fishermen
Strike for Pay Increase
ASTORIA, Ore., June 13 P)
Some 850 gillnet fishermen af
filiated with the Columbia River
Fishermen's Protective Union
struck Tuesday, protesting the
OPA's failure to grunt a 22 per
cent Increase In the price of river-caught
salmon.
The strike came at the opening
of the salmon fishing season,
after a week's closed period. In
dustry spokesmen said it was not
likely to be a serious detriment
to the fishing industry unless
long protracted, because June
production of salmon on the river
normally is light
The union had, voted 7-1 lo
strike.
Cannery workers belonging to
the same union did not strike and
will continue to handle ocean
caught salmon and bottom fish.
They recently obtained wage in
creases from salmon packers.
Gerhart Hauptmann,
Noted Dramatist, Dies
BERLIN, June 13 UP) Ger
hart Hauptmann, 83, German dra
.matist, novelist, poet and Nobel
prize winner, died Saturday at
his home in Agnetendorf, in the
Slleslan mountains, it was an
nounced today.
Known as the patriarch of Ger
man literature, Hauptmann was
planning to move soon to Berlin
at the invitation of the Soviet
military government.
Hauptmann visited the United
States in 1932. He was received
at the city hall in New York and
Columbia University conferred
an honorary degree on him.
International Bank Paper
To Be Open to Individuals
PORTLAND, Ore., June 12
(Securities of the new Inter
national Bank will be sold to indi
viduals and private investing
firms, J. B. Knupp, a federal re
serve board official, told the Na
tional Association of Insurance
Commissioners here.
Investments by insurance com
panies would be welcomed,
Knapp told the annual commis
sioners' convention yesterday, but
explained that Insurance laws of
many states must be amended to
nermlt purchase of the "foreign
securities."
Offenders Penalized
Five persons paid fines, and
two others were sentenced to the
county jail, Justice of the Pence
Mart f lei reported yesterday. John
S. Wilkinson, passing in traffic
with insutliclent clearance,
John G. Simmonsis, and Eastle M.
Brewer, vagrancy, 30 days each;
Otis M. Kirkland, overload, $70;
Marshall R. Caton, overheight
load, $10; Arnold C. Grove,
drunkenness In a public place,
$25, and Marcel P. 1 lurliman,
overload, $30.
Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses
McGINNIS KELLY Melvln
Merle MeGinnls, Roseburg, and
Mona Ellsha Kelly, both of Rose
burg. RUSSELL-CURTIS Robert L.
Russell and Marjorie Elma Cur
tis, both of Roseburg.
PENNINGTON-RICHARDS
Evon Oliver Pennington, Yoir
calla, and Alberta Myrtle Rich
ards, Roseburg.
Divorce Complaints
GALARNEAU Charley W. vs.
May Galarneau; married at Reno,
Nev., April 1, 130; cruelty.
McCULLJJM William II. vs.
Ieona M. McCullum married at
Salem, Ore., July 19, 19-11;
cruelty.
MARSH Howard R. vs. Mary
FlorenccMarsh; married at Pot t
land, June 28, 1942; cruelty.
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