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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1940)
0 Tt OCZGC2! STATESMAN, Sdwa.) Oxta TAdaf Uoxsln Juao 2L PAG2 TIITJ Mqthqdists Gain Oregon Churches Contributions Increase; Three Nominated for I WU Trustees PORTLAND, June ?0-(-Ore-on j Methodism Increased churches and membership and re duced indebtedness last year, the Rev.! H. S. Shellhart, Corrallls, Bald last night. The statistician told the denom ination's general state conference that I the new churches w'te re gained primarily because of the merger of Methodist Episcopal and Methodist Episcopal South churches and the "general deep ening jf eplrltual feeling." Cascade dlatrict churches re ported 7600 members- in 1939 compared with 8458 this - year. Similar increases were predicted in forthcoming reports from Port land and Salem churches. The Portland district decreased its debts $21,000 and gains -were made in contributions for world service, s conference ; activities, Wealey I foundation, ministerial support and other departments. Nominations for the three re cant positions on toe Willamette university board of trustees In cluded Dr. T. D. Yarn es of Al bany, Dr. J. E. Purdy of Salem and' the Rev. M. T. Larson of Port land. ; :'j - ! The presiding 1 officer; Bishop William G. Martin of Omaha, said 'at a churchmen's forum 'There is an ultimate justice before the bar of vrhlch Individuals and na tions al'ke shall stand; there la a force in this world that Is per sonal; our hope is In God." i He said he did not believe the world "is to become the pawn of a type iof dictatorship that robs man of : his right to think and to act." . Brothers Killed in Car- - Train Collision, Winona WINONA, June 20-;p)-A car train collision at a private rail road crossing a mile east of Wi nona today brought death to Jo seph, 1r., 32, and Wayne Lein wel der, 12, eons of a prominent farm er of this district. . US JNaval Vessel Voting Uruguay Quincy Cheered i ."Warmly by Welcoming Crowd at Montivideo f MONTEVIDEO, June 20.P) The heavy united states cruiser Qulncy-sailed Into Montevideo harb-r today on a eood will cruise that H the cheering ; waterf rottt crowd Interpreted as symbolizing ih United States' armed ruard- lanshiD of the western '" heml- The visit was timed by coinci dence if nothing more to a week during which Ur u u a y ' the "Achilles' heel" of South Amer ica, clamped down on. fifth col limnfHtu &nd looked to her strong er neighbors ' for a cooperative program for American defense. Informed sources said Uruguay would -throw ; wholehearted sup port to anr mutual plan for American defense. Reaction was highly favorable to reports that 2 Bars PALMOLIVE SOAP 1 Bar FREE With Coupon Jktsfas fl L L FREE! FREE! BRING YOUR COLGATE -PALMOLIVE - PEET COUPONS TO US AND GET YOUR FREE SOAP AS LISTED BELOW. 13 jg CRYSTAL WHITE l4te. Pkjt. 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Two others were heard and re leased. . i;f:rf;-: Officers -of the Qutney were re celf ed by President Baldomir, and members of the crew, given shore leate, mingled with Montevideo crowds. The reception was en thusiastic, in contrast to that ac corded Italian sailors, who came ashore recently. They were tar- geta for an egg barrage - by anti fascist demonstrators. : Woodring Blamed Financier Oique Told Kansas Friends He Was Target. of Group.) Wishing War TOPEKA, Kas., June 20.-iJP-The Caoital said tonieht that Har ry ti. Woodring told friends in Topeka three weeks ago a "small clique of international financiers" was, seeking to force him out as secretary of war because he op posed "stripping our defenses" to aid ! the allies. The cabinet officer, who re signed suddenly to make way for President Roosevelt's T appoint ment of Henry I stimson, a re publican, made his assertion June 1 after his arrival-to receive an honorary degree from Washburn college, the paper said. ; i It added, that Woodrlne asked that the statement net be pub lished until after his resignation. "I'm an advocate of adeauate defense but I will never stand for sending American boys into Eu rope's shambles," the former Kan sas governor was Quoted. "There is a comparatively small clique of International financiers who want the United States to declare wari and get into the European mess with everything we have In cluding our man power. "I'm not going to stand for ft and I'm not going to resign until rorcea to ao so. i "They don't like me because I'm against stripping our own de fenses for the sake of trying to stop; Hitler, S.000 miles away. Eventually they will force me to resign, and 111 be darned glad to come back to Kansas where the people have their feet on the ground and are not easily swayed by demagogues and subtle prop- aganaa." Editor Says Army Jot Going "Over" PORTLAND. Jnnm Ml ..... " V? , iweve nunarea persons were left by eh editor and a clerrvman 1t night to decide whether to "stop Hitler'' by force or kindness. .1 "War sometimes la the on 14 immedlate'answer to force though it is the most monstrously wrong uiinx; on eann, said Chester Rowell. editor-emeriti) at th San i Francisco Chronicle, speak ing it the Northwest Institute of International Relations. American troops will not be sent abroad, he predicted, because -eitner the war will ,be over be fore : we could get into it or it will last so long that sending troops would be the least useful thing we could do." - nr. Henry J. Cadbury of. Harvard- divinity school commented, "How distressinr it is that at this hour; when France is in dire need, a truly neutral and understanding America cannot sit in the place of Franco as mediary in this war.? ' . ; v -L He recommended an effort In America to "understand the Ra tions! we fear and heln them un derstand us.". ; j Administrator Resigns ROSEBURG, June SO.-UP)- .iu.ua xj. xnienaerier, iougias county public welfare commission administrator, resigned today to become family service supervisor in the Pacific northwest regional office of the Federal Farm Se curity administration at Portland. I T Dl iea Frnm Tninpioa PORTLAND. June 20.-(JP-A tumble against a fishing boat rail ing at Newport Sunday fatally in jured Ben Daly, 68, Beaverton. He died at Good Samaritan hos pital last night. v ! Transient Is Held Dennis Crowlev.' transient: w rheld llast night by Salem city po nce on a charge . of drunk and disorderly conduct. . HEED THIS AD VICE I Lydla X. Pmkham's Vegetable Com pound TABUST3 help thousands of women thru "trying tunes". Tns way they help relicvs temal func tional distress witn Its nervous, moody spells is often smjLEing. They ALSO help build up rich red blood which means store itrrp.gth.1 ScHsr WHX3 CTHEXS FAIS1 est Cbiaeae medies. AmasiBft BUO CEiSS tot S00O yor la CHlSa. , He watter with vbat ailmeal yes ara AFFLICTED siaorsara. ! aati. haart. laic, liver, kldoay. totmack. aaa, , eenitipitiont alri. eisbat;. farar. akia. famale eea pUials ' ' - "" ' Charlio Chan f , Chinese Ilerb Co. a IB rn Off tea aoara to S aV 1 p Soaday sad Wadaeadiy. t U l 'J V 12t R. Cenit Pt Slem. Or. Officers Elected " By County 40 et 8 George Averett New Chef de Gare; Conference Delegates Named' ;-i ; ' :iv: : Marion county Toitnre 1S3, 40 et 8 society, j met at Silverton Wednesday night ' and elected George .Averett as chef de gare to succeed B. E. "Kelly" Owens. Business transacted also Included a vote to send telegrams to 'US Senators McNary and Holman, urging them to support legislar tlon to deport Harry Bridges nd to attempt to keep congress' : in session during the current emer gency. :' ... ' Other officers elected are Chet Zumwalt, ,chef de train; B. D. Woodrow, .correspondent: Glenn Price s ,of Silverton, conductor; Fred Lucht of Mt. Angel, garde de la porte; Sim Etzel of Stayton, commls royageur; - Charles A. Johnson, aumonier; Dr.. B. ' P. 'Pound, lamplste; .'Dr. - E. J. Cochran - of Mt. Angel, medecin locale; Fred Prosser of Mt As gel 'Jess George and : Kelly Owens, chemlnots. : Delegates to the grand promenade at Seaside are Irl S. McSherry, O. E. Palma teer, Owens, Dr. t Cochran, Wil liam BUren and Dr. V. E. Hock ett. Alternates are Etsel, James Turnbull, Averett, Johnson, Dr. J. O. Van Winkle of ; Jefferson and Dr. G, E. Prime. Portland Police To Work With FBI PORTLAND, June; 20-aVPri-T a t e lnveatlgatlon of suspected espionage, sabotage and fifth col umnists , was discouraged .today by Edgar . Freed, Oregon director watches a j:aned $1.00 to I $1.50 All Work Gnariaoteed CLAUDE MIX Roslck's Market 471) M.Coml. of federal reports. : "President Roosevelt has tfven the federal bureau of Investiga tion charge of Investigative work In matters relating to these ac tivities." he said. He urged citi- sens, however, to report suspicious movements to the FBI. v - . 9-. However, " Detective Captain J. J. Keegan of the Portland police Down Buys a New 1940 IIOnGE RAIIGE I and DEFOIGEDATOn Payments as Low as $3.99 per Month GEVURTZ FURNITURE CO. - f 275 N. Liberty Ph. 461f. announced the assignment cf kt, eral squads of detectives to g alt er Information on subversive groups and individuals. Such work; he said, will be in conjunction with FBI Investiga tions. 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