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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 25, 1936)
PAGE TWO The UttEUUN STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning, September 23, 1936 Governor Martin Praises Pershing Rut Agrees with British Leader That V S. Was Shy of Equipment j . General John J. Pershing de serves the praise and esteem of every American citizen for his courage in . demanding that the American armies in the World war fight under their own offic ers. Governor Martin declared Thursday in commenting upon the recent criticism of the war gen eral by David Lloyd George. "It would have been a disgrace to Americanism to have our arm ies absorbed by the foreign de fenders to be used as cannon fod der," Governor. Martin said. . The - executive said that in a number of. emergencies General Pershing supplied foreign officers with American soldiers but after the emergencies passed, particu larly In March, 1918, he insisted that they be returned to their own ranks. , Governor Martin, a retired maj or general who served in France, agreed with Lloyd George In so far as his criticism related to lack of equipment and preparedness. That goes to show," Governor Martin said, "that you cannot pre pare for war after it has started. We should be prepared at a 1 1 times to protect our nation-. The time to build warships Is not dur ing a war." ' Governor Martin and General Pershing were classmates at West Point and have been close friends for many years; -. :, , Candidates, Bills On Ballot Listed Formal certification of all measures and candidates at the November election was made to county clerks Thursday by the sec retary of state.! Eleventh-hour revision of the certification wan necessary be cause of yesterday's decision of the supreme court eliminating the so-called anti-Columbia river fish measure from the November bal lot, j . ; This measure was designed to prohibit the us of seines, traps and other set fishing gear in the Columbia river! aud its tributar ies. ! ' The Lsot will Include seven initiative measures and one refer endum. ! Calloway; Band Is At Moon Tonight Harriett Calloway and her New York dance band will play a one night stand at the Mellow -Moon tonight, one of the organization's few appearances In the northwest on its way to Hollywood to make movie short. j Miss Calloway, sister of Cab Calloway, stage, screen and radio star, is reported to have every thing that he has, action, pep, ma lic and the Hi de Ho. plus a ton of downright personality. Her or chestra has been popular wher ever it has appeared. n COFFEE SPECIAL. Wt LB- Good Meat appeals to the palate as well as the appe tite. We have it. 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IDC DATES .2 ibs. 19c New crop 19S6 ZEST Salad Dressing WHILE THEY LAST 25c CORN FLAKES Fresh crisp f f Jersey . pkgs. IOC SOAP BigBoyori or Economy .iO bars 3C Coff Walker's Best pound 3 lbs. 67c I High Quality Low Price 23 c POEirt and BEANG O big on J cans l UK, Van Camp's SUGAR Pure Cane - 10 lbs. .1 59c 25 lbs. .L.......$1.43 100 lbs. J... ....$5.54 Pure fresh Ibs. IIGGILJD) Silk quality ' rolls OG Salem Folder Is Achieving Praise C. of C Informs Tourists Of Attractions; New Capitol Feature The Salem chamber of com merce has started distribution of on of tbe most attractive tourist folders issued in the northwest, and although this fall and winter folder has been off the press only a short time it has elicited many fine compliments. i The dominant art work Is a de sign of the new state capitol. done in white against a background of bright leaf green with yellow em ployed to enhance the picture. This, together with a group of local scenes of outstanding in terest, is t h e creation of P. J. Rennings. Salem artist. A second theme- to hold the tourist attention is pictures and information of the famous Silver Falls state park in this county. Fisbing attractions in this coun ty are also stressed, with pictures and descriptive matter dealing with One Hundred Lakes dis trict In tbe Cascades and Wil lamette national forest. Other de tails of the folder include a map of the Willamette valley, map of the North Santiam highway, brief but pertinent description of salient industries and institutions in Salem; weather ; information and terse facts about diversified farming here. Enrollment Week For Y. M. Is Soon Plans for the 44 th annual T. II. C. A. enrollment week have been completed, it was announced yes terday. The drive will start Octo ber 7. Douglas McKay Is general chairman of the enrollment. Pre liminary work is being completed this week with a survey of sustain ing memberships. , Paul B. Wallace la chairman of the sustaining membership com mittee. Associated with him are Dr. F. E. Brown, Tinkham Gil bert, T. M. Hicks, B. E. Sisson, C. A. Sprague and E. I. .Welder. The "chiefs" and their captains for the enrollment week program include: - Carl Abrams, chief, Clifford Harold, R. J. Hendricks, Rich L. Reimann and C. A. Sprague, cap tains . - - h- Fred Anunsen, chief; Paul Ac ton, Ralph Kletzing, M. D. Ohling and B. E. Sisson, captains. Ted Chambers, chief; George Alexander, Robert S h I n n, Karl Wenger and Ray Yocom, captairs. ur. c. A. Downs, chief: Dr. K. K. Adams, George Forgard, Hays Rehm, Dr. K. E. Waters, captains. ur. Louis B. Schoel, chief: Rey nolds Allen, Robert Johnson, Wal ter Lam kin and Robert Needham. capt , "Great Ziegfeld" Cast Exceptional Heralded as the "Greatest Show on Earth," with a east of .205 speaking roles, 200 American beauties, 5,000 extras and the popular trio, William Powell, Aiyrna Loy and Luiae Rainer, "The Great Ziegfeld," opens its long-awaited engagement at the Elsinore theatre Sunday. This production Is studded with' such luminaries as Frank Morran. Fan nie Brlce, Virginia Bruce, Regl- nam uwen, Ray Bolger, Nat Pen dleton and Harriet Hoctor. Although "The Great ZierfeM" Is not merely another motion pic ture revue, it has many and elab orate musical Incidents which form the background for the ftory, give authenticity, to the plot ana recreate the atmosphere of the show world. The- story was suggested hv Zieefeld'a otnwr. hla rivalries, success and failures. special emphasis is placed on the fact also that the character of Ziegfeld U not intended as an ac curate historical study. It has been mad partly fictional, but con sistent also with the spacious and glamorous legend that surround ed him. As a natural part of the plot the picture introduces spectacular mu sical interludes of the type which Ziegfeld made famous on Broad way. The singing and dancing is said to present the last word in entertainment every r o I being fifled by the artist top In his par ticular field. Church School to Hold Rally Event i The officers and teachers of the First Presbyterian chureh school will hold a rally meeting Monday night when special plans for fall and winter will; -be dis-, cussed. Dinner will be served at C:15 by the -women's, committee followed by a brief nfdcal pro gram. Dr. Perry C. Hopper; pastor of Westminster Presbyterian church, Portland, will speak on his recent trip to Europe and experiences at the international Sunday school convention held in Oslo, Norway. Members of the congregation and general public ar invited to hear Dr. Hopper, whose address will commence shortly after 7:30 o'clock. Traffic Deaths of Year Above 1935 Fatalities resulting from motor vehicle accidents In Oregon up to September 1 of this year aggre gated 185 a against 162 during the same period in 1935, Secretary of State Earl Snell reported Thursday. , .' . . - - - There were 19,150 accidents during the first eight months of 1936 as compared to 13,990 dur ing the similar period .a y e a r ago. ..' -' S Persons injured increased from 3469 during the first eight months of 1935 to 4348 during the same period this year. Fatalities in" August of this year numbered S3 as against 21 during the same month In 1935. Accidents increased from 2001 to 3068 and persons injured from 471 to 752. Hurst to Speak Today At Ad Club's Meeting "Merchandising and- Advertis ing for the Small Store" will be discussed at the Salem Ad elgb luncheon this noon at the Qnelle by A. E. 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