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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning, July 7, 1935
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ARRESTED
National Groups : Right to
- Establish . Sans Permit
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Into j a branch. Unless the state
law prevails, national banks trill
be . able to , 1 snore . this requlre
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V.Tbe provision of the newly
enacted state branch banking
law to which the national , bank
ers point Is Section one of Chap
ter 150. It reads: "Any bank
new or hereafter organised un
der the laws of this state may
establish -or operate branches an
ler the following terms and con
ditions and not otherwise. Na
tional bankers say this - refers to
state sanks and to state, banks
only and- that neither the Oregon
law nor the national GlasvStea
. gall Mil restricts national banks
"from becoming branches -as ? they
aee fit. and without state inter
vention.' Intent of Solons ' ,
To He Considered
V While on the f ace of the Ore
gon law It seems -plain that it ap
plies- only to Oregon chartered
banks., the intention of the legls
latere was clearly to. regulate all
b r a a e b banking la the state.
TV hen- the bill was under discus
sion -a the senate at the last
session; of the state" legislature,
senators and bankers called in to:
comment on branch banking,
wanted the establishment of
branch banks subjected to state
control and several senators along
with leading independent ' bank
ers sw to it that the section
was contained in the law which
forbids a branch bank coming-
into a community to com
pete with existing institutions.
- It state banking authorities see
fit to press . their viewpoint and
that olj the attorney-general they
Will undoubtedly proceed' under
section 13 of the state law re
lating to branch banks. This
provides that "every bank and
every officer or director vlolat?
ing the provisions of this act
shall forfeit to the people of the
. state 1100 for every day any
i braneh office hereafter opened
shall be maintained without the
certificate of authority required
by this act."
A move by the state to en
force this penalty would at once
get the branch banking act into
the Oregon and perhaps the fed
eral courts. Then the 1933 code
as well as the Glass - Steagall
, banking act would be interpreted
I and the citizens of Oregon would
know - whether or not they were
- to control branch bank extension
in this state. Whether state bank
ing officials would move to test
'out the new law was not known
yesterday. Meanwhile nation-
al banks have and are establish-
' ing branches without securing
permission under the 1J33-Ore
gon code.
Statesman Gets
Grit of Berries
Statesman employes were the
-recipients last night of a crate
of fine Marshall strawberries, pre-
: seated by O. W. Johnson, asso
ciate of R. I. McLaughlin of the
Ryan Fruit Packing company. The
berries are unusually j tine and
: large for so late in the season.
- Some of them were found to
: measure nearly six inches around
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afgr, Joiann Xeicht. formerly
chairman -of the SakhaUg rronp of
tta Catholic .Bavarian Peopls'a,
rarty -and the outstanding cleric
anions; Catholic politician m Ger.
maav. wke was arrested veoentlyia
the Nazi drive to make Germany a
one-party country. Mgr. Leieht Is,
the Catholic leader in Munich.
HNBTE
WACONDA, July . Logan
berry picking began Monday in
most yards in this community,
with growers receiving 2 cents
per pound.
Since one cent per pound is
paid tor picking and one-quarter
cent goes for hauling, berry sea
son is rather discouraging to
most farmers this year.
Cherry growers are also mar
keting their products. Both crops
will be short here this year. .
Hay hauling began Thursday
at Arthur Goffin's place. An ex
cellent yield of spring grain is
reported in this district.
CENTRAL HOWELL, July .
With the Fourth or July past
and the weather apparently set
tled, the mowers are clicking
away in the fields and hay mak
ing proceeds at top speed.
Myrene Lichty, Clayton Stoy-
er and Russell Lichty were in
cluded in -a party of young people-who
went to the coast Sun
day and remained there over the
Fourth.
Chicken thieves have been busy
in the neighborhood. Walter Ha-
versen and John Tweed have had
pullets 6tolen. Fifty dozen eggs
were also taken some time ago
from the Tweeds.
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TODAY & SATURDAY
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Batnrday, 1:80 p.m. ,
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Action urp pictor
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(Con'ttiroed from par lj '
Elnslg. state purchasing agent
each contended that the specifi
cations offered by the low. bidders
did not conform to those sought
when bids-were ealled.They also
said that the qnality of the mater
ials offered in the various bids
should be considered. -t
The .governor added that the
award the favored had been rec
ommended . by the department to
which the material would go. Be
contended the board ot control
should not reverse the wishes of
the various departments as to
quality of the goods-purchased
and the use to which the purch
ased articles were to be put j
, similar- action was taken at
Thursday's meeting in connection
with the bids for the pump instal
lation, purchase of automobiles
for the state police and the safe
cabinet. The engineer had rec
ommended awarding the pump
contract to the Gordon-Flnkbeln-er
company on a bid of- I142S.
Lower bids were submitted by the
Fairbanks-Morse company and
ik. THus-ham Puna comDany. I .
Holman -objected atrennously to
the recommendation io
purchasing: department that the
contract for furnishing five auto
mobiles to the state police depart
ment be awarded to the Chevrolet
company, whose proposal ave
raged lit a car higher than the
bid ot the Ford Motor company.
The board authorised a reduc
tion of from 4 to seven cents
per square foot in the rentals or
..v.. in th atate affice building
and 25 per cent in the rental paid
by the state printing department.
Raspberry Picking
Gives Employment
To Riverview Folk
RIVERVIEW. July 6 Several
from here who have started pick
ing rasnberrles and are camping
at the John Long berry patch near
Knox Butte. i
Members of the Farmers Union
attending a Marlon county cpn-
vention at Bethel Saturday were
Mrs. Minnie Smith, James John
ston, Mr. and Mrs. John Shepherd
and son, Mr. and Mrs. Smith Holt,
and Mabel LeiKhton. "
Th farmers union held its an
nual nicnic at the James Johnston
picnic grove, July tth. A large
crowd attended. During the morn-
inar. Bnorts consisting ot loot
races for all aires, tug of war and
numerous other contests were en-
Joyed. A bountiful basket lunch
eon was served. In the afternoon
the Kirls defeated the married
"women at baseball, Th eboys play
ed the-married men and were de
feated by a small score.
ON EXTENDED VISIT
LIBERTY, July f Miss Fern
Sargent of Portland is making an
extended visit with her aunt, Mrs.
Cecil . Sargent and family.
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Today Tom Mix la ?Terr6r
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Today &' Saturday
Arch-hvnter of women, wredcer of a thowtand
hooiaa . . titan fata baiUo her trap for hiss
with the only woman ha had over lovaoi
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TO GO TO ALASKA
SUVKR, July e Leonard Col
lins, who has been In training at
Che barracks in Vancouver for the
last, six months is to" be trans
ferred to the camp at .Skagway,
Alaska July .1. He receives this
appointment through a competi
tive examination ia which he
ranked one of the two highest in
the class of CO. ' - r
Mrs. L O. Arehart, Mrs. E. O.
Harris and Mrs. Jake Tardgason
were hostess to the Mayflower
clnb at Wells Wednesday. Carpet
rags were sown on and outlting
done. It was decided to. hold a
picnic at Helmick park the fourth
Sunday in July.
WACONDA. July ff Bobby
McGilchrlst. three-year-old son of
Mr. and Mrs. William McGilchrlst.'
is recuperating from an appendix
operation pefomed Monday at Sa
lem geneal hospital.
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An audience of 150 art lovers
attended , the lecture on: Trends
tt Modern; ArtT J given -by Mme.
Marios, HuWt-Robert . at the T.
Xvlast ftlght. " ;
; Mm. Hhfcert-Robert traced the
lata trend In artistry since the
time at Monet,- artist who died
fire' years ago, aha stated that he
had worked a tremendous influ
ence on modern art, leaning mora
toward Impresslonlstle . paiating
and the attempting te - develop
spirit In art. She said that the best
painters are going back .to this
typo ot work, although there has
been a trend toward cruder work
fm painting, during the few years
Jast past. ? - J" 1 -
Musical selections were given
by Taelma; Davis, singer Just re
cently returned from Philadel
phia, accompanied by Ruth Bed
ford, pianist. , j: .'. ;
1 Chambexwj itf ftrip O. F.
Ted" ; ChstteTai; saletmaa for
the Valley jitin company, and
his two' sons'' wnif arrive la San
Francisco this labraing aboard the
S. S, Dorothy. Alexander on whlcV
they. - embarked 1 i from . PortlanfT
Tuesday. They expect to compleis''
their vacatloaV-trip returning to
Salem by automobile. . ,
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THE STOPWATCHES ARB SET... the signal Is glvca...thcT're off
to set a new women speed record la typewriting! Fingers sly madly,
yet surely, over the key boards.. .for accuracy counts as weQ as speed!
The whistle shxillsl The judges make the coanC.and Stella Wlllins Is
crowned the fastest woman typist In the world with a record of 124
words a minute! ,
.AT RIGHT STELLA WILLZNS Is shown enjoyinf a CameL She
aavsf Td advise anybody who enjoys mHnf la m nwAt oy,
for the sake of their nerves.'
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IT IS r.lORE FUJI TO I(!!07
! Since tobacco quality it
aU important in a cigarette,
; Camels are made from
finer. MORE EXPENSIVE
tobaccos than any other
j popular brand.
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tobaccos. ; - . . V 1 ! Mr I v.
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WHAT A RELIEF to the spectators to light up their
Camels and casa the strain of wanting a dirillingfwiahw
Whenever you feel keyed vs. excited, have n CSamet-
, Cor the sake of your nerves, foe cha added ploainrq in
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Stella Wlllins says: "I just couldn't type
at top speed and do it accurately if I hadn't
learned how to keep my nerves healthy. Iam
a woman who enjoys smoking. I prefer Camels,
. as I never tire of them no. matter how steadily
, -1 smoke,-They are delightfully mild. And they
don't make my nerves ragged." I'd advise any
" body who enjoys 'smoking a lot . to smoke
Camels, for the sake of their nerves."
. x Camels, made as they are from costlier tobaccos,
give a satisfaction that never fades... no matter
how steadily you smoke them. Start smoking
Camels today and discover for 'yourself the
V added; pleasure: of a milder clcaretta that
never tires your taste. It it more fun to know.
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