The 02EG0N STATmiAN,Saleiakr 24, .1939
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. TiTieat Sinks
As -War, Dims
Marked Closes Unchanged
: to Cents Under as
DafEndf
; . CHICAGO, March - Z3-AVA
fear of European war waned, the
wheat market weakened today.
Trad volume diminished and
bearish market f alters pushed into
the background by the war scare
again assumed Importance.
" Prices dipped as much as
ceut but moderate commercial
buying, based partly on indica
tions of Improved international
trade, pared early lossei and the
market closed unchanged to H
cent lower compared with yester
days iunsn, wun May a:
ana juij
Except for moderate selling of
corn, trading in other grains was
dull. Corn closed ' lower.
May 47-, July. 41; oats un
changed to higher; rye '
lower; lard I to S down.
After the close the government
announced 91.600,000 bushels of
wheat and flour had been sold for
export since July 1, indicating the
goal of .-100,000,000 bushels is
' - near. -
Miss Lois Burton
Miss Lois Burton, daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. D. C. Burton of Sa
lem, and a senior In the public ad'
ministration - department of Wll
lamette university, has been
granted one of the coveted nation
al institute of public affairs' fed
era I government interneshipa ac
cording to rroiessor w. u. -ones,
head of the public administration
department.
Only fifty of the interneshipa
are granted annually to outstand
ing students . f government in Am
erican colleges and universities.
The honor which has come to "iss
Burton Is also r national recog
nition to the new public adminis
tration department of Villamette.
:' Miss Barton, now serving a state
government interneship in the
state corporation commission, will
begin her federal interneship in
September, Miss Burton has been
active in camjus affairs and is
now secretary of the student body
Episcopal Bishop
To Visit
- Bishop Benjamin D. Dagwell.
Portland, .will confirm a class
at St. Paul's Episcopal church
here Sunday morning at the 11
o'clock service. The bishop will
aUo address tue ' church school
at" 9:45 o'clock SuLday morning
acdin the afternron will con
firm' a class prepaied by Rev.
George H. Swift at the state tu
berculosis hospital.
Interneship
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Braving heavy seas, a lifeboat is seen leaving the British freighter,
Newfoundland, to go to the rescue of the crew of the disabled seal
ing ship, Ranger, seen wallowing in the North Atlantic ocean 150
miles south of St John's, Newfoundland. Eighteen hands were taken
off the disabled vessel, the captain and other members of the crew
remained aboard while the Ranger was towed to port and safety
by the S. S. Imogene, another rescue ship.
Start Work Soon
On Prison Annex
A $50,000 building Job for the
Salem territory will be begun
within the next few weeks, the
state board of control announced
Thursday. The project will be a
new building at the state prison
annex farm. The building will
house first offenders. Four
months will be required to com
plete the Job. Funds were made
available by a J 5 0,000 reduction
in the 24-months' appropriation
originally set up for the board of
higher education.
Grants Pass Heat Record .
. .GRANTS PASS. March
A five-year March heat record
went into the discard yesterday
when th temperature reached
83 degrees. - ,
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Head tauter says,"Us$ tht
coffee the customer uses in '
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Sea of Its Toll
Woman, 91, Recalls
Birth of Man, 74
ROSEBURG, March 23 - (ff) -
When S. S. Bilslnger, 74, wanted
help in establishing his birth
date,' he went to . Mrs. Frances,
Freeman, 91, whose memory was
equal to the test. She signed an
affidavit that Bolslnger was born
in Hancock county, Iowa, on Feb
ruary 20, 1865. She added that
she knew, because she attended
Bolslnger's mother during the de
livery. '
Borah to Speak
WASHINGTON, March tS-(JP)-Senator
Borah (R-Idaho) said he
would discuss "foreign relations"
in a nationally broadcast (NBC
red network) address Saturday
at 6:45 p.m. Pacific standard
time. i
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makes me a cut of Golden
tr tiii one smeus grana ana
tastes grand t.
Highway Bids Arc
Called April t7
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ProjecU to Cost About
0750,000 Are Due for
: L Award, Announced ,
1 - , ' i r , -
t When the stats highway com
mission meets In Portland April C
and 7, It will award $760,000 In
new construction contracts, R. H.
Baldock. state highway engineer,
announced Thursday. Most of the
projects are federal aid work with
the costs , being shared between
the state and the bureau of public
roads;iH'Hn !itin" .
Only project In the vicinity of
Saenj taHoneVtoTpljtaiVi-t.'ttflss
or.' sunaeing ana iungYJur.. roi
county on the Fern. Comer section
of thr Talis '' CUyMMty.TPud,',
members of the highway commis
sion .wilt attend -'the',' mpfUpg in
cluding Huron Clbugh of Canyon-
ville and Herman. Oliver f John
Day. The latter will succeed E. A.
Aldrich of Pendleton as soon as
tbei later tenders' Ills' official . re
signation. Aldrich has already an
nounced that he wishes to be re
lieved of his duties on the com
mission. . f
Ickes Takes Time
u On Dam Selection
. WASHINGTON, March H-ff)-Secretary
Ickes f said v today he
would appoint a successor to the
late J. D. Ross, Bonneville power
administrator,' just as soon as he
found the right man.
"It is very Important," herald
at a press conference, "that we
get a good man for the job. Mr.
Ross was sn outstanding' man in
the public power field and it will
be difficult to fill his place."
, Ickes said he had received many
suggestions as to a successor and
was giving them careful consider
ation. : .. ' ' V,-
He added he had discussed the
matter In a . general way with
President Roosevelt. .
David Smith, Sr.,
Dies, Rites Today
Notice of the death of David
Smith, sr.. of Portland, has been
received by family friends. Mr.
Smith was formerly in the auto
mobile business in Salem and had
many friends here.
His funeral will be held at Hol-
man and Luts mortuary In Port
land this afternoon at 2:30
o'clock, interment will be at Lin
coln Memorial park. Snrvlving
are his widow, . Mrs. Ruth Esther
Smith, a son David Jr., his mo
ther. Mrs. George Lyman, sisters,
Mrs. Racbael Ellis. Mrs. Dollte
McMahon, Mrs. Dorothy Peterson
and brothers, Hugh Smith, Ho-
bart and Ernest Parks. r
I use Golden West now
Coffee's good customer's
good and business she is
VERY good!
No Trips to Fair ,
On Cpmjpeiisari
Decision
Unemployed .'Oregon eitlxens.
drawing benefits from state funds.
Were .warned Thursday that they
neea not expect to see the fair on
the proceeds of their benefits. The
announcement was made by C M.
Kynerson, newly appointed labor
representative on the unemploy
ment commission. . .
Kynerson : declared that the
state law requires workers to be
able and available for work before
being approved for benefits. Ab
sence from the labor market to
which - they are registered and
known,' for such an extended per-
104,7; Would-: nullify - their . eligibil
ity. V. ....'.. i.t i.v "A'.'.A
PORTLAND March, , ISffThAI
HaiiWr. 8 T; Portlandi ' diedTtoday
or injuries suifered when h ni
caught between - two- freight: car
couplings. .J -
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Conpon Day
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Delicious Fresh
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Arclibi
To Speak Tonight
Most Iter. Howard Is Due
to Address Members of ;
Comzaittees ':
vThel Most,, Rev.; Edward D.
Howard. 4 D.D.. Archbishop of
Portland,. will meet here tonight
with . committees of the Confra
ternity . of the Laity membership
campaign being conducted In con
nection with the Centennial of
Oregon Catholicism. Members of
23 parishes of this, area wUl be
present.- Other speakers will out
Una . the- campaign .procedure.
,il.Tli.' Is i.the,A1Lhird.. :time - that
the Archbishop has covered his
diocese to speak, at Salem. Rose-
nuts' and Portland."
10OO Join Confraternity
' More than 100 n:en have al-
teady.'Joihed the Confraternity at
the- series of dinners which were
tendered in honor or the Arch
bishop early this veek. " Leaders
010 - ybIK:
MeW
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Ko IlmH-Buy several.
Pair
5c 10c' 15c .
I 01lw - Novelties for 9
QSSjv Novelties for
p7- S- 5c, 10c
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X FIto Eggalb. ZUC
Marahmallow SS
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SZjJ fV EASTER BASKETS
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5-Pc OU Silk Heavy Quality
Infants' ; ; hi X'-,'-
Rubber Baby Pants 5c
of next week's campaign, which
will reach every adult Catholic
throughout the entire Archdio
cese, hare set 1009 as the mini
mum number of - charter mem
berships to be obtained before
the week is .up. '.J
job Compensation
Staff Is Reduced
' Curtailment - of adminUtrative
grants from the social security
board -said reduced claim load,
running 3 S or 46 ner cent below
Lthat of a year . ago caused the
state unemployment compensation
commission Thursday . to .release
12" employes, - effective April 1.
Most were temporary workers,
r Reduced allocation of adminis
trative grants was based on appli
cation of the IS per cent yardstick,
which dictates limitation of ad
ministrative grants to 10 per cent
of a stata agency's receipts.
This . amount was expected to
take care of the additional cost of
the Oregon employment service.''
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The Store of Better
if Regular 79c c :'
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cmriESE
CDECKEnS
i New Low Price I .
.-Wood board, complete
with marbles.
Special!
Devil'sLake QuB:
Awards Contract
Negotiations .were completed ,
Thursday : by. the Devil's Lake
Rod and Gun club through Man
ager Robin 1 Reed of Salem, for
completion of all roads and
jitreets In the Improved section
of the club s property st DeLake.
The contract, awarded to
Brown Kler of Sheridan, marks
another forward step in develop
ment of this project which Is ex
pected to be one of the most ex
tensive of Its kind on the Oregon
coast. , -t : . j. .
Med ford Sawmill Opens,
To Employ 450 Persons
MEDPORD. March 23-(ff)-The
Medford corporation, formerly the
Owen - Oregon Lumber company,
started operation of its sawmill
here today and said it would em
ploy 3S0 men In the sawmill sad
planing plant, an additional 100
in logging and railroad opera
tions, i : -v
Itea S I
alues
Coupon Day
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