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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1940)
I! H hi I V-'t'. C--'S kc.Tji -av !.r The) CZZQGZl CTATECI-IAIl Coisxx, Oregon. Tuesday llarnlag. October 1. 1113 PAGS C2VHI f I j ? f t : r i , 5( ft ft v v. i a ;. i - t- 4 . - V - -:V'v- V- ASSOCIATED PESS L if Hi T J ' - I . . f! ' - -v ' " tA s-jt r, . : FOR CANNETS ON LY-N hunter's ra can disturb these fannets, some of the thousands tbat live and breed mder gtverancnt protection en BonTentiire Island near Que bee, Canada. . THE LICHT THAT F A I LS Fires la East London's tndnstrtal section light the aUht sky enourh to sUhonetto th skyline, laelndinf SU Panl's cathedral Cleft), as Nail raiders repeat their nifhtly calls presumably, some observers think to hit military objectives and to wear down British morale as well. Flames could be seen for miles aroond bombed area. '. " t H rn.it .). ..mm '.'".f'.w1" '.'J.nw ..hi.h... -'4- j ' ; i - , - : ' ) j v - 1 -J , 7f 1 -l-j -V,r-- --- ' A V 4 :':.:'r SW HANDS FULL with two Jobs In the New Deal ad mi a Is tration, Jesse II. Jones (above) keeps tolerably busy. Already federal loan administrator, he recently took oath as secretary of commerce, to succeed Harry Hopkins, who resigned. -.w-":. ...'::,.;......:;:"". v :...-. :.:,Axv:'--x-j.':::4. : v.-1 A X .s ' ' ' 1 V FAST AND FURIOU 5 Shown In flirht. the army's newest lnterceptor-pursoit plane, a Lock heed P-38. has been called the "world's fastest military plane" by Maj. Gen. Henry H. Arnold, army air corps chief. Details of performance were not given after recent test flirht at Burbank. CaL, bat plane's believed capable of 500 m.pJh. Army has ordered 952,000.000 worth. jt t -Sv . 1 V f A t Si :r-::-:"--x::': ; 'J f... : W 4 DRUMMIN UP TRADE One roll on the drums by Eddie, the chimpanzee at Delaware Park soo In Buffalo, and visi tors line np three deep about his cafe. He's only two but already , Is one of soo's most popular attractions. . ' I YEA, YALE! Coach Dncky" Pond and CapL Harold Whitenutn (riaht) of Nashville discuss Eli chances at New Haven. THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE ' 1 I.: . . ' - j ,ut w -- j, 1 ' " , v , ' ' -1 z f - .. . .. IIIUII ij "JJ.t -I ' 1 V, 4 'r - --; . : -" . REPUILICA N Time and his forelock tossed la the wind ! V, ? as flst-wavlnr WendeU Wtllkie. CLOT, presidential candidate, i dwdbj on a major point for crowds at San Bernardino, OL. en 4 t ' stop on his western campaign circuit. '11 i m.i m olaf at A. ,T r f , - sVwv.i.v'. iWiv.MyA'aftfe.ii .isSv' ;o,-' : sow I - V V i - - - ; . ll I ' - ;TV 1 - c i - - - XV ' ' 1 V A-x- X v . , :: . ' v - ' t v ' N' J - - .:o!w : - - -r - . . v i "'''''"" 1 i -. t; ...--.! " WAR RATIONS PANTS Leaf war has brought short pants to Borne as Italians adopt shorter (and cloth -savinf) trovers. NO BALL CAMES NOV L'ntn permanent fadUUes fer the soldiers are finished, the army has taken over the baseball park at Ventura county fair grounds in Ventura, CaL, and pap tents have sprung np along the base lines. i . 1 ' - t t V - 7 NAZI CALL INC CAR DWhen this piece of n Nasi bomb was plunging Londonward. Britons cot as far from It as they coald. Bnt thU Is after the raid, and $. E. Spnrr of London examines it. The bomb hit near an air raid shelter. I v' s - . -7 s . " , " ? i D S MO C ft A T-As crltfcaUy theerh It heU tee nwer U November elections. thU fUf U examined by 'TitiSSSSS daring: his visit U the uartermasters depot at Pklladelpnu. yr. JL also vlsltoi naval yard. TRAGEDY OF FRAUCE The tragic history cf a broken France Is smmtned BP la this dejected polln ploddinx home after defeat The figure Is by J. Bonrganlt. n French-Canadian wood carver living near Erriere-du-Loup, Qaebec province. T E ST He knows but he cant teD hew the army's new inter -. ceptor, the Lockheed P-St, worked daring n test HlgkL He's Jafars&aU Headle. test pilot for , . - the flixht. , L ...J SOLDIER'S LIFE FOR TIIEM-mut gee np must eome down. Inclading Pvt. Harold QKhba whose comrades of Tut regiment gave him soldier's awakening at a,m. as ump