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PAGE TWO The) OISGON STATESMAN, Calem. Oregon. Wdasday MoreJnercmuarT oWSIl Defense Board HasAuthority Knudsen, Hillman Equal in Power; Priorities fiby Be Dictated I (Continued from pare 1) tb :lk: of a, single responsible administrator, y The president, la fcTiouilj rood spirits anyway, laushinsiy aaawered that ha had appelated stasia head. The nam of the nsw official, he said, was Chad- tea Ilillman. The two were fa ab solute agreement, he addedj as to what waa to he done. He empha sised that neither had beea siren more autnority than the other, and referred to them again aad again as a partnership. Previously a reporter had-l asxed: suppose tne question or a contract for the Ford Motor com pany came up and Knudsen be lieved It ahoald ret it for the aake of speed aad Hlllmaa be- lleved It should not for ! labor reasons. Who would dominate V Mr. Roosevelt replied by rais ing a supposition that auch a case woald not arise. Asks Sacrifice of Labor and Capital The four members of the new ; agency leaned a joint statement! President Gets Gavel not Firrt Time OJneGnsopecI! A J 1 Kuhn Installed KiivanisHeka Writer Home From Tglls oj Industrial Uamage 7arTide England Has Turn Judge : Walker Conduct Ceremony; Committee Rosters Oiren ' - . n Kooserell: 1 HT a, v jew (Continued from page 1) i la mlngham, whole eectlone, - includ- J?.?.. i.. M or it t,TtT hmiiiM, I e airene naan t Jl .1.1.1 V a-wa La knuVliI TmjI m .11- trr.ii I U,UR'H ..w..v ,7 " 7"' . J 1 hollow sheila! of bulldlnra. wwfJ!a?T?.0.r UrerpooUfon the ath for this dimtrtrf rnnrfn-t X f.at.1 latlon eeremontee for It 41 officers some of the most Important workers told me even been sound ed for weeks. It le the same story as you ap- etner haad.1 P roach . Liverpool - thro ash . the Message Aids in Bolstering Morale; Ital y hKnoeked Out (Continued From- Page i) to broadcast an I appeal -to AI mat .Mmnl. ! W Ik. 11... T I IB iT, Vw-Vk I peepie to mrow ff the has had It j comparatively easy. I. a,ii. sr sv .a.. av.. - - - - l. I at the local dub's remlar Innch-1 Z??".Zl.:V?u.r. the W ritr thai is rsrrvrl.""" OUK;aBH- " f .. fr; . . . 1 cot.- Eren the clocks are still three aartera of Britain's ocean I - ,.m I,. J... 5 i".-1 l I raanin. in-L.rpo.1 - Mai-1 e traffic and .win suk T I mw suum lo -S III. I elde sUnd".. at Bardia be ac f Via .ni .. . . : ...... -" " . " twi is we nana. v. bl ium'i, NceMattt In this sdctnre at Balaaa Kl. vm. aim niirr, ccsiw, aviwnnus UevcesUHas srwvWBMS rVrltSi Rv flrmr n. airi ttrins; president, standing ready to offer his cengratnlations!utesnJn photi ' MWl.t a. . aa. .l I - nwHTcu saia was 01 shall be manufactured la rarloas I 4 11 r ' r,ri cc- IB."j ey i plants to make production ached- iSa llj6WIlinP I ft stressed the ttrrencr of the de-f niM miifam with t. 4AinclllUE IU fense problem, assured labor that! the armv and narr. Before taanta n wwma ugi oe cauea upon ror i priority orders, howerer, Knadsen sacnuces not aemanaed of cap- aad Hlllman must eonsalt a prior Ital .as well, and reauested theiltlea bnard r&fui within v. Be Buried Today cooperation of all, "To achlere the results which the country expects from, the of fice of production management,' me statement said, "we expect and must haTe the kind of co operation from everybody that v, counts. No sacrifice Is too rreat i to make If It will contribute to a more successful and more et flclent defense." At the capital, meanwhile, both new agency, consisting of them-1 Father of Circuit In A tern aVaalwsaai nPAw T OtiUl... a. I & 49 Years Resident -- of Linn County Donald Nelson, Henderson and one official still to be named. Otherwise, they are rested with va.t Ai U. .l...t " v ' """" 4wi. wwiuuuuai it ni mv r x , the work of various gorernment m7. J .V"t ' . . 1 branches, making plans for mobll- !!!7i! f?I f".1'!. islng industry, determining the 1 1 Im tta lLY adequacy of existing production SLiT XS. JmS1 ZSSJLS? TarI" d borne hereTwlTh Dr! Thorn a. u waa v vaa suvil vui 1, as SEES v wa. o SfaS & J a. . . houses were In recess awaitln schedules, so that ther will not n", """L1? "-a the receipt tomorrow of the conflict with defense needs, and Z thluiTBrotClntia,2 defense and the formulation of to time assign" to them. I "nrtfJn?ntT neh legislation corering the chief ex- As part of their organisation, ruary 3. 1845 ' Mr rw.lHnV ecuUve s plan for lending war there were established three dlrl- lacked less than a month of reach. im.kii.i, iw fiiigiaua, i uuo iui iiruuucuou uuuer i inr nis Ssth hlrthdar Hli uri. Leaders of both houses were! John Blggers, another for pur- life waa anent in vMn. v. . . . . . I .V i.i. 1 , . I . . T ' " .ummuueu iV conierence 10 oe i lu"c wim nenou at iis neaa, i state he mored to Illinois where ueiu louiorrow at tne wiiiipi uu a iiura tor orioniies unaer i ne tiurht in a Mfnrm btettlnlus. 18C5 to 1875 in iscs mBn4f At his press conference. Mr. I Amanda V. Hard of Tnw. n Rooserelt read orer the exacntlr I from Tlifnnia ' . order, and Interpolated explana- braska, where he took up a home tory comments. At the passage stead near Fort Kearney. While which said the agency would hare liring In Nebraska ha waa at. aumoruy to "iormuiate and exe- muted to the practice of law. and cuio neceaaarr measures, ne i aiao serrea as apnntT ennnt, paused, repeated the phrase, ad- of Phillips countr. Ha also h.rf n rised hia hearers to get that, and I Interesting record In the Clril aaaea mat not much more power I war other! de- uouse or treasury to Inspect, It was understood, tentative drafts of the legislation. Sab-Contracting To Be Encouraged i The day brought ti derelopments related to the reuse problem: Knudsen urged machine tool manufacture in a luncheon speech to ; expand the practice of subletting their contracts eo that the delirery t, of machinery neces sary to tne production of olaaes and other-essentials could be- ex- peauea. eon Henderson, a member of ae oid ' oerense commission, named to keep track of : price treads so that artificial price Ur als might be arolded. said that anless steel scrap prices are re duced by sereral dollars a ton, drastic steps for gorernment con trol would be recommended. Hen derson will hare a similar func tion in tne new set-up. .j-ne executlre order creating tne new agency clothes It. In the first Instance, with authority to "formulate and execute la the public interests all measures need f u and apropriate in order to In crease, accelerate, and regulate me production and supply of ma terials, articles and equipment ana me provision of emergency plant facilities and serrlces re quired for the national defease." It can commandeer the plants oi ,wnat but. Kooserelt today call ea i rambunctious manufacturor that is, any manufacturers who attempt to hold the gorernment up ror unduly high nrlces or nth erwlse prore recalcitrant. Author ity for such action is' contained in th conscription law. and Its ad ministration was delegated to the new agency. Moreover, the agency can de cide the order In which articles ( George Raft Ana Sheridan Th.w Tt.;... l ivr; ZMU III 1 4tDr. Kildare Goes Home" Lew ijahI Was Deputy Sheriff In 1891 Mr. and Mrs. Lawii Ing came to Oregon in the hope that the change of climate would oeneui Mrs. Lewelllnr hnu neaun was poor. She died here in 1885 and In 1886 Mr. Le welling married Mary B. Blerlns of Tan gent. She died In 1824. - From 189 to 1900 Mr Twoii. Ing served as deputy sheriff of Linn county. He organised the Farmers' AIHancA w.. . .v.t. down on Corpus Christ! bay to-1 member of watrn m., day after a spectacular takeoff I and took an actlre Bart nt A.i. from the "puddle of water" on I In the affairs of the grange but which the big ship landed last I In civic affairs. Ha week near Edinburg while seeking I ber of the Masonic lodge of Ne Its way out of a storm. I braska. and belonged to th Lt. J. Murray Hanson, pilot, and Quaker church, his father hin T)Aa.a W mi . . I Kaam k wlSa. . a . cuaisu nuueri xj. viara, co-piiot, I miaiaier oi mat church. than that was conceivable. Bomber Is Flown From Xiny Lagoon CORPUS CHRISTI. Texas. Jan. T-UPV-A naral pilot and co-Dllot: only survivor of the original crew of seven, set their 18-ton bomber Rer. George Swift,' past president. to varney Kuhn, president-elect. and at that time expressed his confidence In the continued prog ress es tne Salem club. Other officers to whom . Jadge Walker outlined dntlen were Eu gene vandeneynde, first :, Tlce- president; Walter Erlckson, second rice-prealdent; una Smith, treas urer; George Hague, secretary, and carl Hogg, rred Klaus and Wallace gprague. directors. la a brief address to the club following- his installation. Presi dent Kuha outlined, his plans for the club's year, during which, he emphasised, all colleetlre effort of the organisation will be bent to presenting; a successful district convention In Salem next An gust. Committees for the year were also named as follows: Program. Ceorre Swift, chairman. lranV He eaeceeda Jas- Bennett. Walter Erlckson, otto cheater.-'- K : . ., -- . I aionr- tno northern bank of the t. T-n?ni .Tixnt fn. th. i AierseT ta aiancnester. . I end., .damage when . I . left was counted fori : In any other war. George M. Voris Called Suddenlyl here Monday. A W. W k SUV .--.itL " Paulas and Wallace Spragne; re- w w iwo icepuon. Sidney Stevens, chairman, years. InnrU. m. w.tt ty.. i?w V?ther Wia? Ported a Harry Collins and Carl Hogg; un vlJSL Ca 2,"CCJd rPrlrileged children. George ..L f ?eBrId' wk Schwengerehatrman. Dr. Ray 1C it yearn ago. (Walts, Dr. L. K. Barrick and Dr. W. J. Thompson; Klwanla educa tion, Arnold Krneger, chairman. wuiiaa Bcnutt, L. V. Benson. Chris Seely and John Foley; class!- ncatlon and membership, - Dr. Henry. Morris, chairman. K. J. Scellars, Robert Sears. Rer. Robert Oeorce M. Vorla. Tf. aa VM. Hutchinson aad Chris Seely: bud terday whUe on his way to at- 6t ad 'Inence, T. M. Hicks, ten a tne lunerai of Lewis N. I amM man, xx. ai. nowaro, l. sl. White. Vorla waa etriekaa iKnut i Doughton. David Wright and Karl a block from his residence at 2 54 5 I BACk! Uw" an1 regulations, wn- Laurel arenue. iiara wins, c a airman. John Rand, i Surrlrora Include the widow. I l- H- an Winkle, Otto Paulus and Rose R. Voris. aad son. W&rae C. I Douglas McKay; interclub rela- of Kent. Wash and alx mnii. I tlons, Ben Ramseyer; house and children. He is also survived by a ettendance. - George Stackman, oroiner, jonn or renna. and cli. cairmn, uan amitn, ut. i. o. tecs, Mrs. Josephine Bine. Daran. Clements, John Throne. Keith Peana.: Mrs. Jenne Kremer. Mil- Powell; public affairs, Fred Lam- ton, renna.; Anne O. Vorla. Marr port, cnairman, J. n. un ambers. Voris and Sara L. Voris of Potts- Oeorge FUgg. Harry Collins and grore, Penna. I, k. Bingenheimer; agriculture. Voris came to Salem in isot Jena Srlnth, chairman, Fred and had resided here since. He I Klaus. Frank Doerfler. Max Gehler waa a member of the I OOF lodge ena ut. f. v. Prime; vocational ana Maccabees. Funeral an- guiaance, iter. j. jcagar rurdy. nouncements will bs made later chairman, Professor Morton Peck, by Terwillirer-Itdwarda rnnarai Scott Page, Dr. Charles Wood and nome. I rred H. iey: boys and air Is. Dr Kenneth Waters, chairman. Dr. D. B. HUT. Ted Bock man, Lawrence Brown and Walter Erlckson: ath Planned in Portland1 w McAf chairman, iuu sror, rv. nrau, ij. v. PORTLAND. Jan. T-YiPV-Wr. Bnn d Charles Claggett. and Amanda J. Hart r..M..; ..' publicity, Dan Hay, chairman. T. nounced plans today for a Jackson X' WlndUhar. Wallace Spragne. I. day dinner la Portland .tn.. A- Vandeneynde aad W. I. Need- Speakera !H Mnchui.t'MBwi..' ernor Oswald West. ex-Congress man jcuon watklna and Vlotnv Meyers. Lleutenant-GorernAr of Washington. While British Industry xenerlwlr ... i-..r "lucr w stni spotty. The great fire raid ally Is thought ot as being eon. i? .T on the "ettyH business district has I centrated In these areas, actually H!i tT,! i !L J?w w " Itr happened slnee. - . , I factories dot the countryside in I i 15 f1" ,Brl4ft. n - But, eren nt that time, tt was I suuch a way that te knock any one "-L P' almost - Impossible to go mors I specific plant out of action would L Tflal the same lesson ef than two hundred yards in any take a raid approaching the ta- 109 Italian army morale learned direction without seeing spectaeu- tensity of those which laid waste British at SidI Barranl and lar evidence of bomb deseractlon. the concentrated centers ot Cor- by the Greeks In Albania, There Howerer, approximately nine- entry and .Southampton. -1 ' ' ere. eigne that British leadershlB tenths of greater London Is open Picture to yourself .factory u VMt Alr satlefpates: sim- space parka, rtrera, lakes and eorsrinx. say. a euarter ef a IUr P1ence In Tobruk. far atreets. A large percenUge of aqaare mile. During the dara Its Zett ct Brdla and already under bombs dropped from high altl- Smonf mrt InK Zit B"u1 mv.w., ran 11 a in r niia n, -mw. wrv jua it an i t. t m .t iers aouses. At night it blacked eat 1 u" acx ot Italy's army in lessiy in these open areas. Bo that eren on . the bHrhtt I Africa' has been hrokn ... r?!?JVA,., oonlight nlghu Ujs only aa-Mt. by British count, close to Damage to cities. In addition I ntar htAh n hi.v- . wi..k lit lia . " to the estimated f per cent more I landae. T Umt ..at n T- V.. ilkUfSSSSSil'Sl Bomoer Follow Radio Beams f W tt. MVc" age to Industrial plants, nsverthe-1 W1 . . I Daeitr doubtful and A n.... ll.eoo feet more than two miles or Ius thelp can reach? it ex high la the nasi bomber. He haa MP in 1 " come U "flying tha beam on a Churehill's eromla ta nA V,:.: V. ..7 " . rr vir: I course which has been plotted nre-1 Italy's African emnira to a wenn, . assisj eevV OUS WSkSJ . aSS f SB - . . - m . . av been put out of aeUon temporar. 1.!! a, ". B,arlL ''if1?' rood, whether the lly. and local food supplies hare l'r Ctory ?bJec- H vrea to complete en- been destroyed. tlTB when he hits the cross beam, nlhilation of; Graxlanl's army In If a man can't ret his three These beams are radio wares Mbyn or j halt to strike else- souere meals a dar. If hla maanaleent out from two Points alona I wlier- l of getting to and from work has111 occupied French coast to in-(Air Force tsi Freed been knocked out. if he has nol tersect on the objectire. They J For Other Aetlriry home to -go hack to for a night's I w?Tk. m,lc "k ! beaml MoreorerL kancb r tt.. ft-m sleep. hU work suffers. I P American commercial air force In west Africa i.k in one city, only three bombs " aet free by British rlctors tiVr- were dropped in the saburh I 1n4 reacnea its maxs-i for use elaewn r t- I-.r . . . . imam int...w wi. .1.. 1 . . " v- miu less has had the effect of slowing up proaaeuon. Workers' homes hare been de- stroyed; suburban bus aad ran-1 where an important airplane fae- - tenauy waen tne piano is to be heard from in aiwi, I tory Is located. The nearest was orse and fades as It the AdrfaHi, . vrv, "71 r," '. ar - j w H4' m. v a it m a.a. a . a aa r aa as in srsn snv ninsi m ina a a. &a . - - i.cirj. ieii n- .;: . " :"-.r.T . nni una iitmanin if naM m- l hofl .1 A. iii.MiitHM a . a vw mi. lu miwi m.a m I or nu,n..i.. . itecx : isws and regulatlona. wfl-I -v""- w u-i iT r . uourcring in tne Balkans breaka lard Wlrts. chairman. John Rand. Portion that factory was forced k down the (protection that IK! r -a xi vIt!. .Vt. I ta work on half ahifta tnr ihrU I not from the lntersectinn beam I wL.l.. . Pn ! oaroier to let go his load. I tjT. j r. ia ne This first suck win1?!1; -nr. J101" .! . resources iwhlch Ug breadbasket- of combined ""vf?-to 'ermany war high explosives and fire bombs designed to start a blase near to days. In another city, the central section was so badly blasted that work in the : surrounding indus trial area 1 1 s e 1 1 not eren touched by the blitx was stopped ror tour days. macnine. j The British! renor a.... I enonrh tn th ..i ,.1108808 In the; north. AtlantiA I But British officials declare TWe. If it, falla anywhere with- f!"..??! ff-.r due that three days for one factory or Urget, it will ."-"B? ,imuiuona or in- ! or four days for another when I Pnrpose. I . scort released amx wna aigiis "liooa I xut V rvice. Then comes the really tough ""terer the explanatioa. the Uken In the light ot SS5 days a I - m .at w . . mm I r-ar wr an oi jgianas lar I .JT . . iuu,- . .- ' n.,. t. ... livB lur ub DomMr. Ha ran., i - w.us w onuu eMn. "uici u a Dia- I . . . . . . . - - - Mnu . nriek inis oomo signs and the British I . v,ing any winter in- . . a. . . w. linn a. f .i. . . -. uuib inn a naxi Jackson Day Dinner Call Bocird Loehner to Make Tests for Sanityj There are apparently two rea-1 dm.Ii Germana have a "fairly I Iff;??.. v . v m , . I cuoa noma ai rtit hi. i uu wax uuuiu umii Deen I . . - .mu. less than one might expect. I pl?,T tt factory Itself. British-Industry Decentralised LvV?m mUta up to ttt alr 1. The way British Industry to. n?. ?7 the bomb has been scattered throughout the!" "V aliunde must be released Island orer wide areas. some two miles In advance of the I. The basic dlfflcalty of a I mea up. if night bomber flying at 12.9IA orl "oni hardier ores eo much aa ii mi fit mimmtim atvt.i.. j,, I sn eescs as ha sails the tri rect hiUon a eomparaUrely small 1 1 . ow the bomb a quarter factory to put it out ot action. I of . ! oCf lt Jctire. Before the war. the great com-1 operating; unaer Ideal plalat or British tndustry was aiaon- ' - " that lt waa too decentralised. It I. BBt rule, axi bombers is that same decentralisation that I . T ud conditions far from today la making It possible for .6 . tair polnt r Tlw. Brltala to carry on. -jnmrcxarx gun nre biasing- np Factories rronned 1a Btrmin.lat them from -below, drawtaa- n ham. for example, hers been hit !rT ot n"tins; shells, around Today GRAND (Coa tinned From Paa-e 11 slclan, has applied for the posi- and badly hit. The dar aftar th. the factory. tlon of county doctor formerly I worst bllts on Birmingham. II 1 at aircraft factory one held by Dr. Verdoh Hockett. now drove slowly through the city. I Bjht whea a naat bomber rot La lifted the patrol bomber off the lagoon on the Santa Fe ranch and arrived here at noon. One of the original members of the crew was killed in parachuting surviving are fonr ihiMr Mrs. Etta L. Frank of Ka.,' iicu., vianae w. lewellinr T . 1 . Turuana, UBT i,. Liwalllnr I Albany, and Mrs. Fredlea Wiley T lnv xri. t m I ' '', mww i uron biowit- tnrouLgn tne city. I " . " wwotor KO( in isrter PIloL" Ha I'V ,,ned,,ll otaeer tbe got oat at factory aftor factory lo we thought our number Pa.ar WnMvn i. v. I 1 ana aaw oniy oiacxeuea WS11S I . . T ."""i'i'w urst Caballero" Dr. WalU' appllcaUon ahows guarding twisted masses of ma- m a,0 Trds away and Tr,,7rfi Saturday T..n tzr.i,. I . . f.,t"twu meaicine i cninery. laree up to Wltn- rr tr '....""" Ior rr. ie or them la Sa-l My immediate reaeUon waa that yarns or tne main bufldiar. van ww as en inr i 1 1 na is i T4 .i.& i-ji a . . . s . . - 1 from the Ice-laden plane near Big 1 91 Asniand. He is also survived Spring. Texas, Thursday. The Pr 13 frandchlldren and 14 great ! lour who bailed out at the same srnucmiaren. a brother, a f or- time with oaly minor Iniurles 1 !u,,r governor or Kansas, died a were among 11 killed later in thelIew y5.r S- Four sisters also transport returning them to their I "ctoaea nwa a death. base at San Diego. viiu aiis xj. isernnara, com- I n mandant of the naral air station A artlier 1T1 Ollfll here said that n.nann AiA . " VUC11C Uies atHillsboro Arlsona." LIBERTY wiuiam in I im. It also lndicata that ) h. I th. r!..... I Hh Kmm r... none graouate work ta medleal I heavy blows to British war in- . , Bxt OM had to be a direct Thiitw tm ..i. ... t v. wMiwui, anaiaustry. I wiw nai. loaey Marcla Mae Jones, that hm innt isa ia -1 vl . . . I Thm ..ti..! m John Kinr in Hif mr- . . V. T .V. aiaiee, naces ana steel muis that stretch r r . I . taai tne nasi FridVy-Sfx Sttir i lnPd for handling the county for miles and miles to the north h to bank A MTe hu From sn" Hfl . . Birmingham through .befor. he had a chance . - . wmaM i . u cuuri. n a . n.o. nf. ma.i. kk. n. -. w w.,..,, . i. . r pi a r mmrr . M Kna . ww a.w. gratfd Job" of bringing the ship out. The runway was "sluiced out" but was not dredged. fiin-ii.tn Ah . .u.- L.." v"r k "T. - . ne uromwica, waisaii . ' . . Mjmm.w uiuDii an ua miiur. ant n , . Wni..ii.M.u. rangea to meet witn Dr. Walts - Vast Area Unharmed at ie a. m. today te discuss thai No real damage had been done nwuuaiai i unaer. anywhere In the wbaia ut n Mini ft - - i This start will remain closed all day today (Wednesday) In Drenh. Tstion for tits BIG SALE which will, commencw . M i TmrasDnY s , ridmniiG AT ibiO'CLOCH BEAUTIFUL SHOES 234 N. Ubertj -v . ur. r. j. Nichol. niii.w. : a -w --wwa wa NYA to Increase SM ?SJRff& rfeils,. Blondle on a BudaeL" STATE Today George Raft. Ann Sheri dan In 'They Drive by Night.' and Lew Ayres. Lionel Barry- wm a a. w w . w uwr in nr. miaare Goes r T.l o AAA f " . res-1 XXUI1 OUUU ,luIm?1- ur- wicbol. well known i . oim, was unataa' partner In PORTLAND. Jan. 7-P-The r"0.?. .r Quelle. The fun national youth admlaistratlon wUl l.tf WiU D nia t Hlllsboro add aproxlmately 3000 persons to w." ?n?nocements later. Sur- its Oreron nayroll hfnra Jnn T1"Ug nil Wlls. Ivan Munro, stste director, said today. ' , - Munro said tentative estimates give Oregon an additional 150.000 for use In classes related to na tional defense. The classes will Reminders Are Mailed Heale. Tva juneens, the Bits Brothers la june in a Minion." and Lor- soung, Richard Greene in , x.entucay." JCLBrvORE a q a a y cxark Gable. Hsdy Lamarr la "Comrade X" and veuuis u tieeie la "Bowery ov. CAPITOL Followuo remlndar a . ... supplement the present-part-time I ln th niall to those who hare not Job program. mm. p t- rr r r.::aavy? :C3 1 Aj;Ui. LL0VD lv: -Natlfl bib S. ' ' On Seal Sale Ret urnb Toldsy Bing Crosby, Bob Hope noaa to Singapore." and Fred MeMurray, Ray Millaad in ; en witn wings.- sent their tuberculosis seal- sale f Thursday "Major Bowes Talent money to headanartar. anI f t.,.. Taisat ssv.ss. The 1140 a-aal l acaee im upc.ea to oe reached oj tne ena or tne month. Percy Kettey Becomes Oregon Chief Justice On the screen Victor MeLarlen. John Loder In "Diamond Fron- Meredlth. bene San Francisco 1000 people in Marion unrwoiw maaing tnelr returns. l o date the public health assoda-1 tier." ' - a.-ava 4 AiVUI SI B U TMsOrilnh I STMIwTrttw r.l..A ."A .t.UlrMel. '"ount to M.- Murphy in "Li t tl e N 1H iCmU. Herrey in Docks.- BOLLTVnnn Today Tim Holt, Jean Cax- rou m -j-addie aad Gene Ray. mond. Wendle Barrie in "Cross Conntrv nnm.H.a . Percy Keller became -hlf imm. I Frldav Ra t Uce.ot the state supreme court I tOabby- Hayes in "The RanE r ana tns lAdy.- Bob Hope. SALEM'S NEWEST THSATHtB im.i:ftftVI Today and Thgrsdsy Heather Ansel John irtnr faulette Goddard Ghost Breakers." . in "The Today - Thars. IW. M j .CC&yrjtATTCSt-PCSTTl nssnsa II Slarii Tcday for 4 EIj Davx - 2 nib C"JL0M(S HO?!! llih PvnrJzst Lovo Cosyt!mmt9motkatm ssavks tlW ssf where i H COMFAXION nATTTTtE Z7Z ISl - - r1 llOJ L. HONE DAY! 7 ' ON THE STAGE j i - I I . i .i f BIATINEE 25c Pins tax? -L , vK, EVENING ZSc Plus Tix? . r-Tv t - Tlcter Iteeorsl SOTTIA and Af.nry . Jtocordkm Pup 'IiOTJ IREXE Tay tm Tape ROIXXNQ BOCXXE3 Thrill i Skates SXROT PEACB .TOSQIT BCSSCUL Aoreity and llancrf -MOCROMA X1AC8 -IVyanrrtwjatiadl ruritone , 1 PICS IVTJPTnQ aJTD im PAL YTT.Tty 'P13 Featcr, Pictcr - Vktcr McIarJJaT - 4 riT A 1 rrVWTV Trr rt-frrrrrVr. ' ".v,j. ! iSawl " "A L 'V , . ''J.. 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