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The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon, Friday Morning; July 1, 1932 PAGE THREC ?. 4f J 71 s : BE TO REPEAL . 1 8th Amendment Co-Author . -Will Okefi i' Submission -' Conditionally 'xlH WASHINGTON. Juno 30 (AP) The eo-uthor of the Eighteenth . amendment. Senator: Sheppard ot Texas, announced today he would vote to submit ft repeal amend ment under certain conditions. : Sbeppard's statement .'followed adoption! by hit pafty-ot plat form 'f aTorlng , repeal of - the amendment iie sponsored." It came as ,some opponents of prohibition, encouraged by the democratic stand.' were organising - a drlre for modification of the Volstead act to permit beer be fore eon greet adjourns. -. The Texas democrat created a stir by big announcement, i which . was madeMn a formal statement ' handed, to .'newspapermen, , , . ,.Y 2 Shepoard'ssaId . he opposed re pealTrecommended by his ' party, ' - but would tote to submit a repeal " amendment unless . the democra ; tie primary in Texas next month should decide' againjst it. ;" V Shenpard's' statement ' followed : 4 by; only, one Vday the suggestion " frpnrSenatorNprrls of Nebraska, '' one of the leading drys 'on the re--. publican sider , that ; the Volstead act should.be modified. New Vote Sought ml shall Totl' for the submission t of the- question of repeal unless , the referendum In the democratic party primary In- "Texas on thjs subject in July results unfavor ably to submission," sheppard said. "Another qualification, so far as my vote is concerned, is that the' pendency of the amendment Involving the question ot repeal V must be limited to a definite number of years as was the case with the 18th amendment. "If the question of repeal is submitted to the states I shall op pose repeal when ' my. state takes up the matter of determining its attitude. While I shall vote to . submit, I am opposed to repeal." Senator Bingham (Rep-., Conn.) led the move for immediate mod ification of the Volstead act, an nouncing he would seek a vote on his four per cent beer bill, now on the senate calendar as soon as the democrats return from Chica go. Congressional leaders scoffed at the idea of immediate action, however. Quota Fdi Camp Santaly Nearly Filled, is Word With new registrations of Sa lem and Silverton girls, the quota tor Cap Sintaly, Girl Reserve summor camp of the SanUam, is almost full. Camp "opening will be July 9, when the grade school girls will attend. Silverton registration includes Miriam Mulkey, Lillian Gotten berg, Geraldine Gates, Florence Hallett, Edna Krentz, Opal Green, Olive Green, Alice Miles. Virginia Bilyeu, Ruth Shepard, and Lois Gay. Additional Salem girls register In; are Betty Simmons,-Lois Belle Wilson, Virginia Steed, and Eliza beth Steed. Tariff Barrier inst Irish Talked, Britain LONDON, June $0 (AP) Great Britain made ready today to raise a special 111,000,000 an nual tariff barrier against the Irish Free state in retaliation for that dominion's failure to pay land annuities. This was announced in the house of commons by Secretary J. H. Thomas for dominions who told, his hearers that' the pay ment due today had not been re mitted. It was learned in parliamen tary circles tonight that the rates of the proposed new duties on Irish goods would be up to 100 percent ad valorem. -jr w ULY tCh ;h xy .. .. !&!in!"t 4- JULY FOURTH and the open road, the beaches resorts, and fishing streams are calling. Tele-r phone ahead! It's easy to call "inter-city" from , . home or office or along The RicMcTclcpHohc Business Office, 740 . CELEBRATE THIS 4TH . - FORMER RIVALS: McADOO GREETS SMITH r v v-- Ax. Mitred K. Smith, former governor of New York, and William O JHcAdoo, who deadlocked the 1024 s DenuMTatic convention with their hattl for the p residential nomliuitira, shook hands when they met I in Chicago." They are shown here at Smith headquarters in Chicago. h J ; ' . IS F Working its first day this term, the Marlon county grand Jury yes terday swung into action, and judging from, the number of wit nesses lined up outside the jury chimber, it was a big day. The Juiiy will continue its work today and probably part of Saturday. Among the witnesses waiting to be called were Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Donaldson of Woodburn and Mr$. Mina Foltz, all of whom ap peared in Justice court here sev eral weeks ago in connection with attempt to poison, allegedly made upon Mrs. Donaldson by iMrs. Foltz, a nurse In the home. The state's case against J. O. Dixon, Scotts Mills bank cashier accused of irregularities in one account there, was apparently be fore) the grand jury, as S. M. Laws and j another man from the state banking department were among those seen just outside the jury room. , The Dixon case is the on ly bank case which justice court records show has been awaiting grand Jury aetion. LONDON, June 30 (AP) A huge war loan conversion opera tion, cutting interest from S per cent to 3 and saving the gov ernment millions of pounds, was announced In the house of com mons tonight by Neville Cham berlain; chancellor of the ex chequer. It was the second financial sen sation Of the day. This morning the bank of England lowered the bank rata from 2 to 2 per cent, placing at at the lowest level since 1817. This was the sixth reduc tion in the bank rate in a little more than four months. The conversion scheme is ex pected tio bring about gross sav ings of; L30, 000,000 (currently $108,00$, 000) during 133. al though this would be reduced by losses in! the income tax surtax to about jL23,000,000 (currently $83,000,000). CHICHESTERS PILLS w Tut llliunvii TT Jik the way. and Telegraph Company C1101 CHS w 1 BATES SStIrSI iKtSSSJrv V. , 1 -. " , V, K - ( " Columbia network It. .ycni.CHEsTf EMM DIAMOHD J sJ"ik. I " - , c 4 - - , TV it (xogcists imrow 4 M ' ' ' x State Street, Phone 3101 AT SALEM. FAIRGROUNDS - - ,;vi - - .,.,,,., - i xJzSjf, PRESIDHtl ' - - ! " V -li t - Stores Will be Closed, Fourth Local stores will close as usual pn Monday, July 4, ac rding to Charles E. Wilson, manager of the Salem chamber of commerce. The postoffice will be elosed ex cept for the general delivery win dow, open between 9 and 10 a. m. There will be no mall delivery. State Hospital Inmate Suicide Chester Miller, 48, a patient at the Oregon state hospital, com mitted suicide early Thursday by hanging himself in the horse barn of the institution. Miller was received at the hos pital on May 29 of this year from Sheridan. His mother lives in Yamhill county. on Lwkt, -o i r . 9 i A IMDCIIT1GE WALDO HILLS, June 30. "In days of warmth," prepare for cold" Is evidently the summer slo gan of the Waldo Hills Commun ity club. In keeping with this the newly elected president, Arch Oeer, has issued a call for all members and friends of the club to gather at his home early in the morning of July 4. : The men will bring axes and any other tools that will enable them to get out wood. The women will bring well filled baskets. Any one having an lee cream freezer to loan should call Lillie Madsen. John Kubherness of the Silverton Creamery is donating ice. Frank Bowers is donating the wood and Arch Geer the drag saw. HiHYPW It's pretty hard to be around 'a Chesterfield and not want one. That tempting aroma tells you the truth. It says . . ."Here's a milder ciga rette. Here's one that tastes better." Sure . . . there's a good reason. Several, in fact. Chesterfields contain the finest tobaccos grown. These tobaccos are not only blended, they're cross-blended in Chesterfield's own special way. J1IBB C01LE6E CIIATJBE IS URGED Educators say Engineering s Courses .Should be Mads Semi - Professional CORVALLIS, June 80. (AP) -Engineering training In Junior colleges should be In the semi-professional field rather than being merely designed to prepare stu v : .f .. ' 4 .- .''''Iff' t- - ' " am msmmm mtm WOIILY WOO r VOUR PRESENT CAR CAN dents for upper division profes sional engineering courses. Pro fessor " Baldwin - mJ ; Woods and Professor; Raymond S. Davis, both of the University of Calif ornla agreed ini their discussions of this phase of engineering schooling be fore the i national convention', of tha Society for the Promotion of Engineering Education. ? . - R. A. Seaton, dean of engineer ing at Kansas State college, was elected president of the associa tion, to succeed H. S. Evans, dean of engineering at the University of. Colorado. '. ' Oregon ian U Vice-President ' : Other officers elected were: Dean H. p.-Rogers, Oregon State 7 u3bw Mm V W. .. xvw.. v- -v jO- - i - . 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