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The OREGON STATESMAN, SaleaV Oregon, Thcrsday Horning April 27. 1933
I
DELAY OF DEBT
P1M. TOPIC
Consultative Pact Giving
. Franca Assurance Lof U
;, Safety Probable, ;
(Ooatloued from PS J)
the United States Is ready-to (to
bis thing to maintain peace
whenever Europe Indicate! decis
ively aha Is ready to reduce ami
A vote on tlio administration's
Inflation legislation was post
poiied, until today by the senate
after Senator Robinson (R-.
Ind.), proposed that the soldiers'
bonus bo paid with new currency
which may bo Issued under the
. fiscal program.
Senator Glass. (D.. Vs.).
former secretary of the treasury,
broke with the administration on
the legislation. He said ho would
vote against the inflation amend
ment and the farm bill Itself,
to which the inflation proposals
are attached as a rider.- -
The stock market r worked ir
regularly higher but trading; was
flaleter. It closed Jlrm with
transfers aggregating r W1U
chares.'
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McClellan: I. Tv LV secretary.
Mr niiwn fioodrlehT T. P. B. se
cretary, Mrs. Ruth Tooxe. . Coun-'j
ty department secretaries cnosen
were:" Medal contest, Mrs., Stella,-
Wilson; publicity". Mrs. Lena
Robins r '- temperance and -missions,
, Mrs. Jennie . McClellan;
flower mission - and relief, Mrs.
Jennie Presnall;, fairs and exhi
bits,. Mrs. .Emily Prescottr evan
gelistic, -Mrs. Nellie Gunning; in
ternational relations. Mrs. Lau
ra Rice; religious education, Miss
Jessie Martin. v -
Children's farm home, Mrs. C.
P.- Bishop; child welfare, Mrs.
Stacy, legislative, Mrs. Jennie
Kann; christian cltlsenship, Mrs.
Lydia Lehman; j narcotics. Miss
Faith Priday; official papers,
Mrs. A. S. Barnett, motion pie
tares. Miss Luella Baker. :
- Mrs. O. L. Buland gave the
address of the afternoon on "Sci
entific Temperance Instruction."
The executlTO session voted to
allow 25 in prizes for essay
contests in high schools and
grade schools throughout Marlon
eoanty. ' , '
m'iCEBo;i
Ml PLOW TO
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' Jdintly operated by Russia and
' Manchnkuo. occurred today when
bandits derailed a repair trala I
sent to help another .previously
,, wrecked by the same brigands.
Manchukuo troops aboard were
reported to hare fled without of
fering resistance.) - " ' '
The Khabarovsk message added
that according to trustworthy in
formation the 'Japanese consul
general at Harbin, Manchuria
named Merisslma,- has been en
trusted with the administration
of "the Manchurian section of the
railroad and that it was under his
Instructions "violent actions" -had
been committed with the result
the connection between the C. E.
R. and . the .- Transbalkal railway
- was interrupted.- ?
Vasco Denies He
Gave Consent to
Operation Plans
NEW YORK, April 2 (AP)
While Helen Vasco showed
. progress today after the remoTal
: - of -an eye - physicians ' said was
- afflicted with a malignant tumor,
John Vasco, her father, declared
the oneration was nerformed un-
' der nressnre and that he had hot
consented to it, and Mrs. Vasco
i was bed-ridden. , - :t?
Vasco. an iminirrant" laborer.
remained at his home in Hast-inrs-on-Hudson
to attend , his
wife, aad said authorities who
erfrad the flDeration ' on the
ground it was necessary to saye
the two-year-old girl's life "broke
my wife's heart she's been sick
ever since." '
Ex-service Lferfs 1
Rally is' Monday
Invitations were. issued yester
day to Salem and nearby World
: war veterans to attend the Capital
post. American Legion, meeting
at Fraternal temple at S o'clock
Monday night. This meeting will
be in the nature et a general ex
service men's rally with a special
program arranged by. J. T. De-
laney.
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Or. Hans Luther ( center), new German Ambassador to t& United
States, is pictured as he arrived at th White Uonso to present his
letters of credence to President Roosevelt. He Is accompanied by hlt(
military aide. Major General Frederich von Boetticher (left), and the!
Hon. Richard South rate, of the U. S. State Department. 1
FIB1IT 111 STREET
LIGHTIfiO PR03PEC
(Contlnned from pas 1)
however, remained on since re
wiring will be necessary to per
mit leaving only the corner lights
burning. '
' The light committee decided on
this plan of economy lighting af
ter considering removal of lights
in alternate blocks, candle power
reductions and - the now wide
publicized "moonlight saving"
scheme. The new plan will save
the city S9O00 in a year's time,
the light committee estimates.
For l3t the council appropriat
ed S24,00 for, street lighting.
The order for turning off the
street lights at 12:30 a.m. was
made despite a five-year contract
the city made with the power
company early last year. Mem
bers of the. light committee,
headed by Alderman T. L. Wil
kinson, have declared they hellers
the new lighting plan does not
violate that contract.
Comanche Bank
Robbed; $2,000
Taken by Trio
COMANCHE, Okla., April 21
(AP) Three unmasked men
robbed the Security Bute Dana
here today ef approximately
$1000 fend escaped after wound
In a nossemaa. i "
y Tlrm Bersons . were toreed to
accompany the robbers outside
the town. They were Simpson
Hunt, rice nresident of the
bsn. R. A, Hillary, stockholder;
riard Carter, editor ef the Com
anche Reflex; C P. Apple, far
mer and Carl Rice, cashier.
Jim Thurlo who was in close
nmlt when, the robbers re
leased the five men. was reported
wounded in the ' hip in a gun
fight.
Observance of
National Egg
Week is Urged
Governor Meier yesterday is
sued a proclamation urging the
eitisens of Oregon to observe Na
tional Egg week; May 1 to 7.
"Br iisinar noultry products,
the proclamation read, "we not
onrr hele our poultry industry.
vnteh fcrlnrs SCO 00.0 00 Into the
state each year, but also help the
many farmers and isrm nous
wives who count on their poultry
flocks to pay the grocery bill or
provide an important addition to
the family income. - . -
vrwn STORM VICTIM
CHEYENNE, Wyo April If-
rAPl Wrominxs toll of death
trsm last week's bttzsnrd wan in
creased to three today when the
body of Peter Cordova, f year
old aheenherder. was found on the
range 40 miles north of Douglas.
For Better
EYE
HEALTH
Yon may be sort that glasses
wl be recommended and tit- ,
ted only when necessary. And
the cost wQ be small.
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By OUVB U. OOAK
, ELSIXORE
Today Kay Francis aad
George Brent la "Key
Hols' and Joyn Wayne in
. "Telegraph Trail."
THE GRAND
Today Noel Coward's "Cav
alcade" with 40 featured
players.
Friday William Collier. Jr.,
and Sally Blane in "Phaa-
- torn Exnress.' e
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"THE HOLLYWOOD
Todav - Marv AatAr and
Lllyan Tashman la "Those
We Lots " e
Friday . Ken Marnard in '
"Come on Taraaa" and
"Payment Defarrad. .
"The ' Telegraph Trail" color-1
fully portrays the dramatic strug-1
Eoe ucounterea . oy pioneers oil
the west who pushed forward to
vaiautuu lovtufn. cuouauiuctl
Uon and open the way for later
graphed. It brings te the screen,
for the first time, aa Insight late
the important part played by the
u. a. Army la pushing; the frontier
westward.
"The Keyhole.' a nictore of ro
mance aad gay adventure, unique
Vt plot and glamorous la setting.
in whleh the two popular Warner
Bros, stars. XCav Francis aad
George Brent appear together tor
the first time, opens at the Elsf-I
nore theatre today.
Readers of the famous Dickens
novel "Oliver Twist", wftt find
much enjoyment in the unfoldinsl
of the story as a feature pieture I
coming soon to the Hollywood, fori
ii nas oeen proancea well and has
ooen pnoiograpnea in tne cos-1
tumes and settings of the period
described In the novel, thus bring-
lng to life the picture as formed
in one's mind.
Much sympathy is felt for Dick
ie Moors, as Oliver. This is partic
ularly so in the situation where
he is found by the erooks and
taken from the tine home to
which he had been taken to help
inem ron it. Sympathy, too; is felt
for Doris- Lloyd, who, although.
me wue oi tne gang leader, was
very much attached to Dickie
Moore and bemoaned the fact that
he was in such bad company, even
riaklng her life to tree him from
the gang's clutches.
The Texas oyster, fish and
game commission has obtained
S 600 bob-white quail from Mex
ico to restock game preserves.
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those men between the ages of II
and 25 who hate dependents and
who Were duly registered oa the
I state relief committee rolls prior
to the launching of the conserva
tion project will be eligible.
"Thoao men receiving; creden
tials from their respective com
mittees win report to the army
recruiting offices upon being call
ed for physical examination. If
accepted by the examining physi
cian, they will be sent directly to
the conditioning camp, where
they will be clothed and equip
ped, fed and given setting-up ex
ercises and a few . hours camp
work daily to keep them busy.
They will receive health attention
and will be nnder- a -certain
amount of discipline, not strictly
military,
"After about two weeks la the
conditioning camps they will be
sent to the forests. Armv men wtn
have charge of the establishment
of these camps, but the forest
service will be in charge while
the men are at work la the for
ests. . . ':- . .-...r :
"Forest service men will take
the crews from the camps to the
forest jobs, supervise them dar
ing the eight hours of work and
taea return them to the camp
; where they will again be under
: army officers. The men will work
five days a week."
Oregoa will hare iS eamna A
Washington 62. Buck said. Proa-
aiy ip more will be established
oa oregoa and California grant
land In Oregon, two of state land
ana eignt or ten en private land. .
(Continued from page 1)
supreme court held that the emer
gency clause was unconstitutional
tor tne reason that the- act at
tempted to regulate taxation mat
ters. ';. ' .
Justice Kelly declared in his
opinion that Section 14 of the act
maae particular reference to tax
atlon regulation or demotion. .
Tne law under attack author
ises the state power commission
to use any unappropriated wa
ters of the state to develop power.
acquire and operate hydro-elee-
tne pjants and issue bonds, upon
approval by the voters, no te
141.000.000. A similar act which
was referred to the voters at ih
last general election was annray.
d. "
W. fl. Tj'Rea, Portland attor-
aey. apoa behalf of Wleder aad
uaii.
asked tor the aundamne
writ, whleh was allowed by the j
conn, xae piainuris are mtiu l
I ears of the Security Ownern imh.
CIRUOB etate-wide organisation.
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Lutheran Choir
Unusual ' Interest
manifested U appearance here
tonight of the acannett ebolr tf
riiiseiin
OnPETITIDII
PadOe Lutheran eellega,- accord- Proprietor, with first degree muring-
to fter. p. W. Erickssa nae- dar connectios with the gang
tor ef the American Latheraa f 'Im.mrTTa,Vl'
church. where the aaered m. . d Mrs. Edytt McClaln, S.
eert will be held ai 1 Vlvk- I
The Christ Lutheran eaareh here
to Joint sponsor ef the vrexraml
er this choir from Parkland.
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J?3nnfnincr PInnv
GOpening ITtcLnS
For Bank Talked
Keith Powell, conservator of
the First National bank here,
spent Tuesday In Portland ec
ferringr with federal reserve offi
cials there. New plans for the
reorganisation and complete re
opening of the bank here are be
ing considered. It is understood.
although to date no satisfactory
working out of the bank's situa
tion has been arrived at. Mean
while the bank's assets are being
steadily liquidated and manage
ment expenses kept below Income
from securities and notes held by
the local institution. :
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THOSE WE LOVE
lfary Aster, LDyaa Tashnaam
Jt Kenneth MaeKemm
Coming Friday A Saturday
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Here are two of the defendants la the seeent sabotare trial at' Moscow,
which sensed serious complications between Crsat Britain and Soviet
Kuaua. Taey are juaa uoaanoass
Vkers Corporation la Russia, and
una. i m snaum u n au. were accusea or onoinc Sussians to
wreck Soviet power plants, with view to retarding the progress ef the
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Sllvertoa HIUs orchestra, ceutay
victor, and the two highest-rank
ing club drama teams also will
appear in this program.
Bemt-finaia la the drama com
petition will be held at Taruer
high school tonight between
troupes from Bethel and Sunny-
side community clubs. The win
ner tonight will compete with the
Hayes vUle cast at the May If pro
gram for the county champion
ship.
Judges of the choral contest
last night were Mrs. Walter Zo
sel. Miss Helen Prans; aad L J).
Davidson. Shannon Hogne. high
school publio speaking Instruc
tor, was in charge of the speak
ing contest. In which Turner and
Liberty club speakers participat
ed as well as the winners. Silver-
ton Hills and Labish Center.
E. I Moor, president of the
county federation, had charge of
hut night's program. Circum
stances prevent the final .. pro
gram's being- held at the Elsi-
acre theatre this year, as ia the
east. Mr. Moor aald.
SILKil FACES
PORTLAND. Ore.. April St
(AP) A complaint shargtng
Jake Saverman, Portland hotel
the justice ! the
cu' L Helens, Ore-,
L1? .toairk' Joha L. Storta.
district attorney of Columbia
county. ,
When informed at the county
Jen here, where, he had been held
for euestlontn slnee last Satnr-
its
Today "rr- Friday -r- Saturday
TWO FIRST RUN FEATURES
. H Cent to Spy V'i .
4 He Stayed to Ccnqatr
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AT VHITE HOUSeT
director of the Metropolitan
Leslie Thornton, an engineer of the
sentences, xaree were ocported and
placed against him, Sllrermaa
said he had nothing to say.
The bullet-riddled bodies of
Walker and Mrs. McClala were
found last Saturday, momiag on
a little frequented road' near 8L
Helens. Police here expressed
the belief they were killed to
avenge the shooting of Frank Ko-
dat. roosted nronrietor of a
speakeasy here. Kodat, lying ser
iously wounded in a Portland bos.
pltaL told the officers, they said.
that walker shot him.
Photographers
Are Invited to
Corvallis Meet
The Salem Professional Photo
grsphers' assa elation met Tuesday
evening: in the J. O. Brown studio
on Court street. A business meet
ing was held followed by aa In
formal discussion of future plans.
A letter of greeting from the secretary-of
the Photographers' as
sociation of America was read
eoagratulatiuf this newly organ
ised photographic body apoa its
alms aad purposes.
An invitation was extended the
Salexa owned studios to attend
the banquet and monthly meeting
Of the Willamette Valley Photo
graphers assoctatloa ia Corval
11s at the Benson Hotel Saturday
evening. It is expected a good
represents tie will drive ever for
the evening. : The neat meeting
of this organisation will be held
la the GunneU Bob Studio
nest Tuesday evening-. S o'clock;
New 50c Size
LYDIA
TABLETS
E. PINKUAiTS
FOR "WOMEN
They reHfiva And prevent
periodic psia and associated
disorders. No narcotkn. Ho'
just a pain killer but a mod
ern medidne which, acts upon
the CAUSE of your trouble.
Persistent use brings perma
nent relief. .-Sold by ail dmf
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OF 31 CEIJTS IIEflE
IContlnued frooi pare 1) ""
sspplies than .the . growers esti
mated, were In their hands this
winter. All these factors added
to the desire of many growers and
bankers to clean up old cblirn
gatlons ia preparation for the
picking : and- drying season this
fall, brought oa the wave of sell
ing the last tea days.
Growers are optimistic that In
creased demands tor beer may
send the price on It S3 hops high
er, prevailing n rices of 25 to J
cents oa hops arequlte profitable
and enable - many hop producers
to make substantial llauidation
on obligations Incurred during
past '-years when prices barely
meeting. prodacUoa . costs - hare
prevailed. .
1 word was received here Wed
nesday -that California growers
are signing up contracts for their
19!! crop, at 25 cents. -
Eight Suspected
Slain; Missing
Farmer Sought
HARRIS. Jtlaa., April 1
(AP) A tragedy revealed by a
burned farm - home In which
eight persons died led county at
torney . S. : B. Wennsrberg today
to express the opinion the vic
tims had all been slain. -
. Wennerberg said he had start
ed a two-nation hunt for Albin
Johnson, 42, a farmer, husband
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Faster than any other sleeper service
IJakias; Salem witb Galifornla by a
Ummxh, fast, do luxe sleeper service,
Greyboand's laxarioasly appointed New
Ktto Coaches provide cemfortabla accons- .
naodations at astonishingly low coat, Only
. . one might is spent em rente aad ave cbaag-.
lng of cars is- aevessary. Each KiteCoach
contains five - roomy eomparteseats, eack .
with" on arge -doable berth aad three
. cemsaodleas stagie-Jbertha. Each cwsnpaitt .
- meat ceatalas m washbasin, mirror, port-
--" able table, aad radio. '
These NiteCoaches hare two lavatories
and a special women's lounge. The bertha,
made n from the Caytime losmgee,
acTose the car ia coattneatal style.
These KlteCoacnea preride
tioa of low-cost alght trayeL Try then em
yoer nert nip.
Sesi SYaacieoe
Lee Aatjelee
LV. Salem !:t2 p. m. Lv. Salens S:tS p. ssT
Ar. Los Aagelee 11:SI p. as. Ar. San Fran
cisco 1:29 p. m. ; .--"'t "'
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Hotel Senator
Phone) 4181
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PUT ON YOUR SHOES
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Women's Soles
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Boy's Soles
Children's Soles
. , :4., '-.. ' . sccording to size ;
We use only Ifce Xineat leathers and there can be
- " so finer work produced ia any ghop -
aad father. -who has not been
found slnee fire destroyed his
home April :tU 11 ? : -
The victims , were Mrs. John
son. 41. and her seven chil
dren, ranging in age from four
months to IP .years. ., .
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ASTORIA,. Ore, April 21 .
(AP) Construction ef the. pro
posed Paget Sound-Columbia riv
er ship canal would be aa im
portant factor fa the industrial
development of the Pacific north
west, .W..H. Abel ef Montesano,
Wash, president ot the Washing
ton ship canal commission, stated
at a meeting here today et the
city commission. County, ' port
and chamber ef commerce offi
cials . and representatives of
shipping; interests attended the
meeting. ' '
Airplane aad field surreys ot
the proposed In land waterway
are aearlng completion, the com
mission ear said, aad they - will
submit their report by June t to
Governor Martin, if the governor ,
decides the project Is practicable,
plans ' wlU ' be formulated Imme
diately to raise funds ;te band
the canal, the visitors explained.
Abel said that the proposed
canal "would be la three sections:
Columbia river to Wills pa Bar- x
bor, wniapa 'Harbor to Grays
Harbor, , aad . Grays . Harbor to .
Paget Sound. The first two sec
tions would be with see, leveL
The route tor the last section
has not been definitely decided
on. . .
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