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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1940)
Th OEIGOn 5TATES1XAN. ScSen. Oregon. Friday Mcrnlng. Jca 21, IS 13 , - - ' ' i ' . v D n mm wm 1 i 1 ' . ' . i , i mi" . , ; : : : L - . i - - . . . . m -a .... i .. ' n 11 - -ii mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmwmmmmmmmmm r w ... mmm.V .u.--w . .. ii.....MMp..uuWl1lli.llw WjWilWWiMWJMJJIIWSMWll.-SlWWWW 1111 UI.SIIIIM II a 8 .ATTtfl ttAAC ... t v I - , - By Chadwick Appointment of special com ,mittees on city planning and abatement o paper mill sulphur fumes was announced yesterday by Mayor W. W. Chadwick. Paul i B. Wallace was named. chairman of the planning commit tee. Serving frith him will be Dr. L. E. Barrick, County Commission, er Jim. Smith. Senator Douglas Kuhn. Frederick H. Eley, archi tect. Aldermen Bert T. Ford and Glenn Gregg and Mayor Chad wick. , : Alderman George L. Belt will head a! committee Instructed to negotiate with the Oregon Pulp aud Paper company regarding elimination of the sulphur fumes from Its Trade and Front streets plant. Other members are -Gertrude F. Lobdell and James H. Nicholson, both members of the city council. Now Side by Side in War, too V 5 - 5 . ..r . ' 1 ' 1. 1. . Radiopbou Italy's ambassaddr to Germany, Dlno Atfleri, la shown right, on the balcony of bis embassy in Berlin,! acknowledging the cheers of Ger mans as the Nazi foreign minister, Joachim von Kibbentrop, stand at left. The two are now side by side In wax, also. . r i- Style Shop Fred Ileyer Drug BIdg. i . I 1 ; 3 . Regular $1.98 - $2.29 New Washables lit Assorted Styles and Colors ) Sizes 12 to 52 L) Reg. 35e FBAHED PICTURES - : p to 41 20 subjects in washable oil ette. 10 x 12. "1 J J Regular $1.98-2.98 White and colors. Lge. and email. Keg. 10c CUBTiim i GOODS Assorted Colors, yd. r8 Regular J1.98-J2.S8 r Belding and Corticelli THREAD Assorted Colors Spool Washables in Spun Rayon and Rayon Crepe Sizes 14 to 46 r' Polo Shiris i Reg. 2(0 iibi) pmrnm win i ii un niniiaiai iMnrywa misjuhw ' ' LP i L (pi The Safety i Valve Lstlftrs from Slaiesracm Readers THINGS TO THINK ABOUT Scouts Building Boats for Camp Sea Scouts of SSS Willamette ond of two, boats to be ued on have nearlv. eomnlcfiid thin , av ne laift by scouts attfeadiu x-uuor: o vmg ago u Camp Pioneer this summeT The WM necessary for me to wait for bnnta tm Hinr ftnancsH h-d Hft I some time in a car in front of of 170 to the council fromf troop courthouse on Main street nine.. Surplus will be used for a of a certain town. .' canoe for camp, bringing the Three boys soon parked a car camp flotilla up to three row-1 not far away but not adjacent. boats and two canoes. - 1 1 soon regretted that the distance ' The boats are being built tin- j wad not greater. der supervision of Commodore W. I i The boys were uerhans from E. . Thompson at his residence. 1 13 to 16 Tears of are. Thv wr The Sea Scouts engaged In the J rather hilarious but , that alone lasa wm get erean lowara aa-j would not have been objection Tancement. One of the boats basble to a lover of boys who does Deen 1 lanncnea ana 11 is . nopea i not expect to see "old heads on i.aat tine outer win oe iimsnea 1 youne shoulders." ml--. e ' . '1 a I v St!;10 E:m A..!5allS7l them should cross tho street ...T nnWrn 2Lrlti' and onT "omethlng to drink signed lor maximum safety anatKi.v, w A v u.eU.c.w.ij , ; 1 someone. Tlntra Pntn.m will tits I 7 . second year as swimming coun- T .he),bo"les were brought and ,i. win 1 emptied.' They probably contained "v::rr .ir" i"oft drinks." i did not usten life . fcavlng instruction and all j . w .""'t i wui; wiioifc , . Htvv ugea to near. After this a discussion fol lowed and the boy was again delegated to bring other things j to pe aiso "cnarged." By this ! time - my thoughts were troubled i and S was longing for the return of the "good man For the language "of these hoys was! interspersed, not with' slang and ! rough expressions, but. with j otheri water activities. Lutheran Chorus To Appear Here i , i - '. . . The Lutheran Hour chorus, which recently concluded : Its fifth season on the. world's larg ?.et7 JESL es and. they appeared to be a concert at Leslie Junior high 1 ZZ.Z 7.7 .v" flAhAni ltvl k r A a Q : ' ej v a 9 aaxcai. t-aac vrci v evaawas uuv w mw w a au , 1 dAln . ATlYthf 11 1 VTATIa ; A AVfln church. ISth'and A streets .the They spoke thus aulte loudly. choir will be accompanied by T.I"'"1" w "as l ,f o. KrWr. ATAontivA .rrAfi ,tlanohr .t times.; They could 4Vi a tint 1 kv m 1 T ntliAWfln 1 T a I have been heard . at the1 court league and director of the Luth- "v.u" ,V,iT. "II"" v 1 v'uue eran hour, who Is conducting the ,. ; . t . -fl 7 7 group on a concert tour to Call- C at that hPur- near l0B,n fornlai and the Pacific northwest,! . I with appearances in 22 cities. I taougnt to euro this sort of i Mr.lEggers will speak In eon- "Kea "wnere is me nection with the concert, describ- m"?na"-- repeating my ques lng some of the aspects which in- tlonThey looked only a little dlcatelthe Lutheran hour is not prprfsed as one turned to look only the largest, but id many re- in aif,ec"0?' f ai eemea spectsi a most remarkable evan-1 "Wb Pv uusmrueu. gelistic enterprise. Beginning with I So I waited, sad and heart elzht stations in 1835. the nro- ck and of course I wondered gram has expanded each year un- about '.what sort of homes they til, at; the conclusion of Its most came from and If they were only recent series of broadcasts, it was speaking as they heard their heard lover 175 stations in the gainers taia. United States, Canada,, Ecuador, Did these poor boys believe Philippine Islands, Puerto Rico, that such language made them Alaska, Colombia and China. It noble and manly? I Queried, is Is expected to resume in the fall l it possmie tnat tneir mothers on an i even larger network. have no Idea that, their boys use such; language? ' Asher Named Director . Would their mothers also have T,Am tot .krr a .-u . Buocea ua neari-siCK II nual school meejto, .held at .the 'th5T oyn as iW been? I schoolhouse Monday 'night George WOndered If it is possible that ZT1KZXL Al"T'trrv !s now no against pro- f"""."" i L,, . I ranity on tne street or In public KJ IUCI UICUIUC1D UL t-UO lUOl U U ? I TilSt P&t Mrs. Dale Fowler, chairman, and Worth! Wiley. Bits for Breakfast businessman from a store i across the street stopped a mo-; ment to chat with me and I in- i Quired If there was no marshal and if there was no longer a law Continued from Paee 6)i proxaDiiy on ine street. There are many more. The The gentleman said. "You have first liws of the O f e g on -pro- J no Idea of the things we hare visional government -were framed f" vwi up wun nere." tie aiso as- there. The first marriages of urea me mat me marsnai would white Women to white men la the &o nothing about It if he were Oregon Country were performed I a. there. Ground was opened there J "But eertalnly he must at least for thi burial of the first white! have! some pride about his city woman and child in an mis vast ana wnat other people think of domain. . I It!" I exclaimed. And I am still m m a I wondering if he has not. The list might be extended al- I Ah I waited I ram(inhri Ti most indefinitely. Captain Sutter recent decision of the supreme got new directions from there, court, June 3, when Justice The futst petitions to the United Frankfurter upheld the consti- States government for extending tutionality of a flag salute re- its laws to mis weeieramoM qulrement of a school board In west were written there. At that the case of 4 some children wfro , point was started the movement had been taught that the salute which inade all the states oft this to the flag was 'forbidden by nation draining ' Into Balboa's command of scripture" and had great ocean. I refused to do what they abso- About the LaFolIetts. Ctude la-1 lately believed was displeasing to Foiiett ana nis son now; nave a i uoa. SDlendia young peacn orcnara i , Thr. m fw tnAaA h . growing on the land thit inade j i,lieTe and however one may de-1 up meiirit garueus, iiu uui cld9 i tbl, question, we are per- uastureB oi me iee iuibbiwu. i mnannA that m. ih M tin tuan The LaFolletts had already 500turht to vieid hi first nr- or ovv i mum t i ence i to nia i:nn and rsvera Him orchards, in Polk and - Marion I and Bas the courage to stand for ana Miuitnoman counues. a uim i Ws conception of right will not young lone , wm aaa xwu acres Da a very troublesome person to more; pernaps more man the government. 5! UroV p ? .wenthe-ropuTatfon iu iu yivwvo. ...-. i i or youtniul criminals for which tog people are in Oregon. ; onr iand lg noted? And. why are , T, ii li Jt there so many depraved youth? The LaFollett family deeded lB the remedy tn ha tA W wuaoui eve mo " inor flsr alntpn? est Mima sacreu, ti,m -chonl, f - i-rf w Th road to me site is a county i i" " v." V- .: road. l it. beginning, should. EElr7 ?.rtia;7SSSl woTTsions merlta bT the resalt by thto time. m"e,d' eil,tlefa?Ji,;1 I Salntlng the flag Is an appealing In order. Taia writer promises to see to this, in good time) if spared his usual good health. IT 9 j Eiil ' n u n y D D D D e e D D q3 o) qfq3 i r ci cL D 01 EAKil. M I . i. ! . i i . ... 1 - . r - - WITH ANY SHOE REPAIR WORK BROUGHT TO THE SHOE CLINIC Our special Anniversary Gift; to you. AH you have to do Is to present this cou pon for any one of the special offers listed below, or1 any repair -job and we will give you absolutely free, one of these bis Jumbo Ice cream cones.-. LIFTS . I Your Choice Leather or ; Composition We Make Your Shoes Look Like New. n e e 1 leveled. Scoffs removed. Limit 8 pr. per easterner. Reg nlar . 23e value. W With This1 Coupon Void after Jnne 24 Factory rcflnlsh. f Rg. B5c value. With This Coetpos . Told after Jona 24 BE-LIlSav; Ft niirt! Shots Tight! 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May we not then conclude that it is far. better that those, in whose,, hands rest ' the . training and i destiny of the young' may be more concerned : that . they , teach, them the fear 'of God - and lore for troth, and right doing than to be anxious about forcing, a salute and! its :' accompanying pledge which are often most glibly given to the boys who are disobedient at home and school and f nture law breakers. , ' - s. - . Aa the editor of our Statesman so well said not long ago, f'One may be forced to salute but true reverence cannot be compelled." It is only taught." Is there not a higher, holier reverence to first teach the youth? Will tie child who kaa. been taught "Thou halt worship the Lord thy God. and Him, only shalt thou serve" be in great danger 1 of becoming a criminal or In any manner dam agtag the safety anil well being, of the nation? 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