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4 ? PAGE TWO The OREGON STATESMAN, Sales. Oregrorv Thursday Morning, December 14, 1933 I :f -1. i ) 7MB TO HAVE A p p f o v a I Received Last : Night; Yoric to Start : .; - At Once . CCanthuiee from P. 1) ton school district rrouadg. No. 39:. Cloverdale school dis trict, palatine School and fixing grounds. " , ' No. 44: Fcfcool district 24, Sa lem building repairs and ground inline. : . ; .No. 41: BehabilUaUon of. build ing, tor school- district 29. t . No. 42: Grading Rural avenue, Salem, High, to Commercial : streets. , -Q ' . -v New 42: Grading Superior - street, Salem. High to Commer cial. No. 44: School district 104. x Woodbnrn, tennis courts. Ne. 45: Fern Ridge school, re- handing schoolhouse. - No. : District two, Sublimity. . fixing: school grounds. . No. 47: District 102, Wood burn, rehabilitating school build ing. .. - - ' v- , - - No. 48: Woodbnrn hall field improvements No. 49 : Street improvements, north Salem. - No 6.0: Scotts Mills school dis trict repairs. , No. 51: Woodbarn street repair 's&d addition of sign poBts. " No. 62: Additional work on state fairgrounds and buildings. ' No. S3: Additional work on Woodbnrn water mains, i .-- No. 64: Woodburn Improve ments to Liberty square park. No. 65: Repairs to Silver Falls , school, district S3. ..No. 66: Improvements Liberty county road. "No. 57: Improvements Shafer county road, i "No. 68: Improvements West Stay ton road. No. 5 J: Donald-Aurora road re pairs. No. 60: Marlon courthouse re flufebinsr. interior, vault construc tion, materials by county. . No. 61 Improvements Coleman bridge road. ' No. 62: Improvements Fern Ridge road. - No. 63: Improvements Hop mere road. No. 64: Improvement Silver grounds. No. 65: Widening airport road, Salem. , No. 66: Supplemental appro priation to Silverton for water works, estimated at $7000. Credit Men Will Choose Officers : At Annual Dinner r. The Salem Retail Credit asso ciation will hold a dinner meet fng tonight at 6:30 o'clock at the Masonic temple banquet hall, with annual election of officers to be one- of the features. The meeting also marks the close of the at tendance and membership cam paign between the Lions and Lion Tamers. The program will include brief talks on the- last legislative ses sion hy Mrs. Hannah Martin, speaking on the sales tax. and Otto K. Panlus, who will discuss other phases' of the solons' work. The entertainment features will be provided hy the members of the local Credit Women's Break fast club, of which Mrs. Carolyn Jensen Is president. , The credit meeting - which or dinarily falls on Friday is being ' held tonight because, the banquet room was hot available Friday aisrht CAST WRITE FOR M OXET ; EUGENE, Dec. 12. Uni versity of Oregon students bent on patronizing the Campus Coop store, had plenty to write home about today but nothing to write It with. A prowler who broke in to the .store last night stole 200 fountain pens valued at $1270. Nothing else waa taken. . THE NEW GRAY - BELLE . RESTAURANT , Reservations Made . for Exclu sive Dinner Dances, Club Din ners, Bridge Parties and Club Luncheons In Our Beautiful . Stiver GriH J PRICES REASONABLE C! Tonite is Dime Nlte , Also Zsn Pitts & Thelma Todd la 7 "Bargaia of tho Ceatmry Newe and Travel Reel FRIDAY AND SATURDAY FRIDAY N1TE 13 1UCE NTTE - HIGH S Pit D THRILLS J The Gall Board ... i -m - - - ELSIXORE Today RlchaTd Dlx in "No Marriage Ties' and - finals of McKesson oppor- - tunity contest. ---- Friday CeciT B. DeMUle's This Day and Age. . - - GRAND " Today MacDowell club concert of 60 voices under direction of Lena Belle Tartar. Friday Double bill. Buck Jones fa -Too Thrill Hun- " tor" and Wallace Ford In ' "East of Btb Ave." - CAPITOL Today Robert Young In "Satardaj's Mil lions."' football epic ' . STATE Today Lewis Carroll's story, "Alice In Wonder- land? -frrst rnn. Saturday Tern Tyler In -Partners of the TralL" HOLLYWOOD Today Helen Hayes in "An- " other Langnage." Friday Buck Jones In "Treason." . Saturday Midnight matinee. Preston Foster In "The Man Who Dared." Program", Bazaar Net Sunday School At Gates About $24 GATES, Dec. 13. The en tertainment and bazaar given by the Sunday school Monday night was well -.tended and aobut $24 was takej in. The program con sisted of musical numbers by the stringed orchestra, songs by the Sunday school, vocal solo by Syl via Farmen, duet, violin and piano, by Marie Cllne and Loave Lindsay. Members of Mrs. Sam Doanel's intermediate class gave r. play and the young people's class un der the direction of Mrs. I. O. Lawson gave a mock wedding witb the leaeing characters taken from the comics. After the pro gram the tazaar and food sale was held in the basement. The Womens Improvement club will meet Thursday at the. club room with Mrs. Rtby Winters. Mrs. I". .Wilson, Mrs. T; Rains, Mrs. H. Keif.cr as hostesses. Each member will bring a pound of something useable for the soup kitchen. Devers to Leave For Washington J. TM. Devers, attorney for the state highway commission, will leave tomorrow night for Wash ington, where he will confer with Senator McNary and the PWA ad ministrator In connection with the five bridges which It is proposed to construct on the Oregon Coast highway. The loan application and bridge plans already have been approved by the Oregon public works ad ministrator and are now in Wash ington. The cost ct the bridges was estimated at $5,100,000, of Which amount 20 per cent will be received as a direct grant. DIES AT BROWNSVILLE - James M. Coshow, 74, native of Linn County, brother of Judge O. P. Coshow of Portland, passed away at his home in Brownsville, December 11. He is survived by five children, three brothers and three sisters. Held Over! Today! Positirelj Ends Today "3 Little Pigs" Today and Friday! First Salem Showing! THE WORLD FAMOUS STORY! Bring the Children for a Real. ' Treat t Edgar Kennedy Comedy , . " " also y - Harry Langdon Comedy and other subjects! V KY r Lewis Hp I II till 2 NEED EXCEEDS FIVE BILLIONS Administration -to Ask' Con gress for $5,375,- . 000,000 (Contfnoad from pax 1) bask. Thomas Hewes, . assistant secretary, resigned yesterday be cause of friction between himself and Morgenthau resulting- from orders by . the latter virtually stripping him of his responsibil ities. -! : v-.-y Earlier Morgenthau had an nounced a continuation tor the day of the domestic newly mined gold uric that has prevailed since December 1, 1 24.01. The treas ury's bookkeepers wrote oft ad ditional sums from the scheduled receipts of December ' 15, with word that Belgium and Estonia had decided j to default on war debt installments totaling SS, 22440. -! The. estimate of emergency ex penditures. Involving d i s b u rse ments after February 16, when present funds will he exhausted included $350,000,000 which Mr. Roosevelt said today would . be asked for the civil works admin istration, f 250,000,000 Harry L. Hopkins, relief administrator es timates as thVminlmum needs tot the emergency relief corporation, including the federal surplus cor poration, and that figure most generally mentioned for the 'pub lic works administration, $1,875, 000,000. Oil NEXT BID LIST (Continue from ptft 1) bridge over Pudding river on the Hijlsboro-Woodburn secondary highway near Woodburn. Regrading and resurfacing of the important Brnnk's Corner West Salem section of the Salem Dallas road ' will probably be let to contract. This stretch is 5.26 miles in length. The commission will also enter tain bids for grading .86 of a mile of grading and resurfacing on the Brunk's Corner-Oak point stretch of road leading to Inde pendence. Bridges over Rlckreall creek and Oak Point creek oa the In dependence road, a secondary highway, will be received. The total cost of projects which will probably be awarded is set at $750,000. The commission will meet for two full days. Independence Man Killed on Highway CORVALLIS. Ore., Dec. 12. 6P) W. O. Shafer of Independence was killed last night when his light truck overturned In a ditch alongside the Corvallis - Waldport highway in the Missouri Bend dis trict. His body was discovered today by D. Lane, farmer living near west wm IRVING JAFFEE (At Right) Again Jaffee makes a thrilling finish as he speeds to rictoryl Winner ef 1,000 meiala and trophies, including; three Olympie Skating CbampLonsnlpa, Jaffe has brought the hhhest skating honors to the U.S. A. Asked re cently If he was a steady smoker, Jaffee said "Yes bat that goes for Camels only. 1 have to keep my wind, you know and healthy mmmm ! A MATCKliSS HIND , FUtl IT-15 UtlOVJ - m the scene of the accident. Lane said Shafer had stopped at Jits farm home . last night when he was hating trouble with the lights on his truck. Lane, who helped Shafer fix his lights before he drove on toward Corvallis, said a hard rain made visibility poor last night. Shafer is survived hy his widow and two children. - .- E Visiting officers of the regular army and the officers' reserve la unison praised the Marlon - Folic county chapter of the Reserve Of ficers association on Its record of having increased its membership 100 ner cent during the past year. at a meeting: held at Cole's cafe last night. The local chapter Is highest on the Pacific coast In re spect to membership activities. It was pointed out, The five high officers present as honor guests were: Colonel O. W. Bell, Portland, chief of staff. 96th division regular army, com mandant of second reserve area; Colonel W. H. Munroe, Portland, unit instructor of 529th and 629th regiments regular army, executive of department of Oregon reserves; Colonel Charles Steinhauser, Hood River, quartermaster of 96th divi sion, department of Oregon re serves president; Major H. W. James, Portland, adjutant of sec ond reserve' area; Captain L. D. Farnsworth, Salem, regular army instructor for 249th coast artil lery. Plans for national defense week to be held starting February 12. 1934, were discussed by Colonels Bell and Steinhauser. The reserves state convention, it., was announ ced, will be held at Bend at some date next May. Colonel Carl Abrams served as toastmaster and Lieutenant Ken neth Dalton, chapter president, presided over the business session. Music for the banquet was pro vided by a quartet consisting of Maynard McKlnley. Carl Mason, Weslev Ritchie and William Bush. voice students of Marforie M. Rat- cllffe. Accompaniment was played by Donald Allison. The last chapter meeting of the year will be one week ahead of schedule, or December 20, Dalton announced. Orchestra Wins Talent Tryouts Salem winners in the opportun ity contest conducted at the Elsl nore were chosen at the contest finals Wednesday night. The local entertainers who will enter the stato contest In Portland are the Haywire orchestra, the dancing act of Pauline Zoe Chambers and Buddy Sewell, and Lucille Shan non, contortionist - dancer. The finals were conducted by "Skip per" Don Mills of the McKesson broadcasts, sponsors of the con tests. ONE .WAY TO COLLECT FEE KANSAS CITY. Mo Dec. 13 (fl5) James Reed, former United States senator from Missouri, said tonight he had obtained a mar riage license to wed Mrs. Nell Q. Donnelly, millionaire garment manufacturer, whom .he repre sented as an attorney after her sensational kidnaping in 1931. Ml SIN 4&u I mm m? VM BE.HE National Committee Studies Problems in 10 - Day , Session at Portland PORTLAND. Ore., Dec 12 n A-revision of the national lum ber code to widen the scope of Its authority over the industry by la- eludiag wholesalers and ctramls- sien zaea was diseussea by the- na tional control committee of the lumber code authority here today In an open business meeting. . The committee, which began its' hearings yesterday, is expected to be- la session for about ten days, ; At the conclusion of the open meeting, the committee held a closed conference, tonight on the suggested revision, and -planned to be ready te announce a decision tomorrow. The committee mem bers indicated this would continue to he the procedure; that is, a public hearing will be held, the committee will later meet private ly to study the- proposals made, and the decision will be announ ced the next day. Today the committee announced that the request of the California Redwood association for an addi tional allotment of 12,000.000 feet for the last quarter-of this year has been granted and the request of the Pacific Northwest Loggers' association for Jurisdiction over the log production In the Pacific northwest has been ordered refer red to the boards of the two agen cies involved the Loggers associa tion and the West Coast Lumber men's association, administrative agency for the lumber code in this region. Representatives of the Califor nia Redwood association explained that the additional allocation was needed to meet demands for "tank" stock for the construction of wine vats. The loggers' association re quest was referred to the two boards with Instructions to "com pose their differences on this sub ject and report back to the com mittee with recommendations." Representatives of the loggers' association had set forth that pres ent allocations work to the advan tage of large mill owners who do their own logging and to the dis advantage of independent loggers who sell to Independent mills. SCHOOL HAS BAZAAR Hundreds of small, gaily color ed handmade gifts were being ar- MASKS N'EVERYTHING FOR A REAL HOME Boys GIRLS! JW EatittmtuM ThrHkt SmZZrZ 01 v nm SaoaParisfWat saefcasa top tad t C1XCUS Twotopa aa4 yea sat Hit stmt SIDE SHOW fraa. . . Mii top aaGwIoto Clowa, Caraatiea Cesisaay, 1071 Smart BMs,SatU,Wa liir'' 61 vbl a asd rrA. vXv v-x-x-.' ,;:::xx-:-Wv:-:vv.-x--.v ;:X:x:x:x-:x-:vX-?XvXxxx-:vX-: 05 ysm m&mo ccts mie- mm wm? ranged on three lonr tables in the large sewing classroom at Salem high school yesterday j afternoon in preparation 'for the- Home Ec onomics club's annual Christmas bazaar which opens this morning. Wltn a wide varietr t articles and a narrow, low price range. Mrs. Eula Creech, head of the home economics department at tbe school, deemed the venture already a success. Demand i$ Heavy ; For Liquor Bill So great was public demand for copies of the sew liquor control bill here , yesterday, 600 copies were released by the state de-f partment. Our of 1S00 extra co pies priated, only 1200 were Jeft last night . ' Y -0 THghty bills passed by the spe cial -session were fn Governor Meier's hands last night. Few measures had been signed. A large number win be approved today, it is. likely. .Fhiday at midnight the legal time for the governor's signing of the. bills ex pires. BRITISH TO FAY PART LONDON, Dee. 1$. m Great Britain is expected to give the United States in Washington Fri day a check for $7,500,000 in rec ognition of Ks war debts. A total of asTOxrmately $117,670,000 in cluding interest, is doe tbe United States tomorrow. i -1 'I -! tor msmm Si I S" a W A mm m Tou've often seen his name and picture In the pepers Jaffee, the city-bred boy from the U.S. A. who beat the best that Europe bad to offer, and became the skat ing champion of the world I Speaking of speed skating and cigarettes, Jaffee says: "It takes healthy nerves and plenty of wind to be an Olympie skating champion. -I find that Camels, because of their costlier tobaccos. Ml PUERTO ICQ GEXT 5 PORT - OF i SPAIN, Trinidad. Dec. 13.. (P) Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh announced tonight he would lift his big red and black monoplane from Port of Spain harbor between 6 to a. m. tomorrow? bound for Puerto Rico. . Colonel Lindbergh - visited - the plane today and fined its gasoline tasks emptied yesterday in' a flight of 1100 miles from the in terior Of Bra2lt- '":K-r-.-r'v From Florida Colonel and Mrs. Lindbergh planned to fly p the Atlantic coast toward New York. WOMAN I QUESTIONED I BELLINGHAM, Waih..Tee. It UPi A wesaam was questioned and a large man, wearing a belt ed tan overcoat, was sought by volice tonieat as they attempted to unravel the mystery surround ing the fatal stabbing- early to day of Herbert Myers, 34, a track driver. The woman was Mrs. Margaret Myers, a widow. Two men, arrest ed shortly after the stabbing were still held by police tonight BROWN TO TALK . Actions of the legislature at itm recent aneclal session will be discussed at the Lions club lunch eon at the Gray Belle today noon by Senator Sam Brown. Next T0N1TE, 3FRL, SAT. Doors Open 6:45 It's &: smashingly dramatic picture of flaming: youth ablaze 'with courage and courtship, fun and fight. From the famous Sat-. orday Evening; post story. H 500 GoOd mm fWm Seats H(5 MAIN 20c FLOOR ' Loges 80c U are mild and likable in taste. And, what Is even more important to a champion athlete, they never npeet the averveg." r.. Change to Camels and note the difference hi your nerves. . , In the pleasure yon get from smoking! Camels are milder. ..have abetter tlate. They never mtyoor nerves. Begin todayL Thursday the club -will hold .lU annual' Christmas program. ' T'tTKT GOODS OX WAY! - SOUTHAMPTON, Dec 13. (p) One ' thousand tons of liquor started tor the Halted States to dar aboard the liner OlvmDlc The shipment comprises 35,000 cases - or. wnisxey, wine, gin ana beer. FRAME SPIRITS TAX WASHINGTON. Dec 13 () Members of - the -congressional . ' tax training committees were des cribed tonight as leaalng definite-' ly toward a distilled spirits tax of between $1.78 and IS a gallon.. tdiesr Bargain f tf -l itinee Today 2:15 XuCj OnUeaoem SSc Last Day ' Richard Din In "No Marriage Tict" Tomorrow and Sat. COUMGEOUS YOUTH SjOOO stront ... throwlNs elf the yoke of oppression s jhelr forefafhers stU before them I r ';-:-m-:;---:-xv:-:-, ? z ttm&n if fur- V J' 'ti FOR JAFFEE TO BE THE WORLD'S CHAMPION SKATER Cawri!hl.ll3s A V puns I Presbyterian Gro vais and Wood . For Joint :l GERVAIS, Dec. , tables were played xnunity club 500 -j the auditorium Ti Prizes for high sc' Miss France: Cat I Nathman. Jr.. to Miss Nellie Smi: i annard. Mrs. J. j. Kitty Smith and O 1 . T orciy serrea rerre the game. Because i lar meeting night cember 26, it .wt Postpone another 1 the second TueRc1. January. Altar Soriet) , The St. Rita'. held its Decpmhpr d day aft-moon at tf .Miss Marie Mango! J. A. Ferschweiler a rude Weiss as jo with Miss Mangold, spent working on a 1 This Star holiday vi Styles byi Values in t t v A Mt c- av a i m "v a - 'kw 1 Sl. mV B.X1 i St
