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Bombing Plane
Reported Lost
4xmy Ship With Seven
"Aboard Disappears
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; - air: in the morulas. Wo will prob-
gbry start by covering the region
sou tb u f ar u Mount Shasta In
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Colonel Peck said the plane
should hare reached the Muroe
HttltM ai iWt fllfht kv 3:20
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Contaet5 TtelWHty Viohditlims
j .- existed when the bombt J.oc'k ctt,
I Colonel TPeclc said the filgbt chart
I dialled for ft'tftOO-fottititudtto
: J -Jffedford t)re nd ' Jl.tdlfeet
xormaucn xrom an possioie sour-
oes In the west tonight la at
tempting to get aome elue to the
nlana'a nrorreM and fate. '--
The ehlp did not carry & soma
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Reports from southern Oregon
told of ' a storm of ' blisxard pro
portions orer the northern Cali
fornia Siskiyous today, hut United
Airlines reported the weather was
not severe, enongh to Interfere
with Its nights,' which were made
without icing trouble. -.. . ?
British Freighter
Said Torpedoed
NEW YORK, Ian. lMThe
British motorsbip Zealandic, 10 r
578' tons', reported tonight that
she had been torpedoed, approxi
mately (SO .miles northwest of
Londonderry, Ireland, ; -
The freighter gave her position,
in' calls received here, as "lati
tude 68:28 north, longitude 10.43
west." X '82-foot "ship out'
couinampion, me zaiaiuuo cus
tomarily trades between England
and New Zealand.' : "
Her 8 o a? try thfr f trjri
heard hero In several days. Mari
time circles said It Indicated, clear
ings weather In the 'north Atlantic
or the use of submarines - large
enongh to stand the punishment
of winter storms.
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ty. VLf can be sure the old ladywhd
Kvtd In q shoe; bought that shoe ot Warc& We
nave Jlzes as big as 14EEEE, and sizes for all
tier children, too. The fact Is, you will find com
ptete assortments of everyihMiq you need ,
now at Wards! Besides all the merchandise on
t dispiay,'yu can choose from 100,000 different
Items In the CATALOG ORDER department of
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' our store. The Itemsyou choose are rushed here
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5 at once front or Warehouse. You pay, only jow
' roo'Orci' prices . . . no postage or money order
fees and as little as Vj the usual shipping cost;
f.lONTGOAIERY WARD
J55 N. Liberty Phone 3194
Gernari Beers'.
Raid West Tovns
Incendiaries , Showered
; in : Niht Attackflf 1
London Hit Twice v
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day)-Oerman; raiders showered
two west English towns, with fire
bombs last night while limiting
their assaults on London to two
quick thrusts which drew inten
sive anti-aircraft fire in the capi
tal's outskirts. , -'
. An east coast town also was
the tartet for Incendiary bombs.
but there were no reports on
damage or casualties.
..These assaults Came amid in-
rflot!nni w ttiAt flrltaln'a . Constant
reoAkWh hn th brohlem of nicht
defensA AgsJMt bombers had liot.
in the 'word f. Air" MnisterfBlr
Archibald Elneisir;. 'gono Jto-
gether unrewarded v
- "No decisive result can le-expected
JjninedlAteJy," he told
Glasgow audience, and an ' air
ministry . news serrlce bulletin
AAnttAnahr rditad one of the In
creasing number of night fighter
planes being used with shooting
down two German, bombers last
nlch'tT one orer London' and the
other, oyer Essex.
(The German high command
acknowledged no losses.) .
Two other problems w the de
(mm of London receiVed atten
tion. Malcolm; MacDonald, minis
ter of heal in, prdered compulsory
remoral from the entire metro
politan area at all children under
14 considered -likely . to suizer
ln mind or body'- from air at
tacks if they remain in the capital
or "its"'outskirts. .'
Earlier, all Britons between If
and i 0 learned they would be
compelled to register. for duty as
fire guards under a drait oraer
signed last night by, Herbert Mor
rison, 'minister of security. '
Woolgrpwers Plan
Annual Enclave
. SPOKANeJ Wash., Jan.
-National ' park. expansion" and
wartime economy will share the
spotlight with lamb chops and the
wool market; when the National
Wool Growers association opens
Its four-day. 7 SUi annual conven
tion here. Tuesday. .'
The programTcommittee said to
day Dr. A. DC H.;K:aplan of Den
yer university was listed for an
address on "Facing the Musis "of
War Economy! and Tim Healy of
Belllngham, Wash., for a talk on
the national I park extension pro
gram of the department of the In
terior -' ' . :.
1 Other speakers will Include Eu
gene Ackerman of Salt Lake City,
scheduled for a talk on wool sales
promotion, and Col. E. M. Went
worth of Chicago, who will' speak
on the aee of .lamb in the diet of
the nation's armed forces.
Pledges Aid
Additional Dividend
' PORTLAND; Jan. lC-tr-The
US National Bank of Portland, at
a direetors' meeting yesterday.
Toted an additional dividend of
one per cent on its stock payable
Jan. 31 to stock of record Jan. SI.
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-Sir Charlet olairet (right).
British ambassador to - Grceesr is
.warmly- greeted by Premier John
uetaxas as pe esrox calls upon the
Greek leader in. Athens ' to Pledge
additional British aid la the war
with Italy. .
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At Labor Hearing
TACOMA, Wash., Jan. lf-(ff-
Heated clashes between opposing
attorneys marked the third day's
session Thursday of the national
labor board hearing of a west
coast longshoremen's controversy.
Some 150T pages 'of testimony
from a similar 1938 hearing were
submitted into the record of the
current hearing, .which la being
held iver a protest of the AFL's
International Longshoremen's as
sociation against designation-of
Its rival International Longshore
men's and Warehousemen's union
(CIO) as bargaining agent for all
west coast ports. .The ILA con
tends' it should have bargaining
powe fn three Puget Sound ports
in which it is dominant. '
"Apparently counsel for the
ILA Is attempting to show that
there; should - be." a separate bar
gaining unit for Puget " Sound,"
Attorney Ben Margoles', CIO coun
sel i from 8an Francisco, remon
strated at ' one polnC "Just be
causej the Bailors' Union of the
Olynpia Budget
Reveals Deficit
CAPITOL, Olympla, Jan. 1C-tpwEx-Governor
Martin's budget,
made public late Thursday, lists
expected expenditures for the
1941-43 biennlum at 211,-201,
SI 7 ' and - estimated receipts at
1200,169,860, leaving a deficit Of
ll,0Sl,t7. ' '
It is the largest budget in the
state's history but includes $2S,
SS8.738 in federal funds. Expect
ed direct receipts ; total , $191,
sfiO so and transfers ' and other
non-revenue items' swells that to
tal to the S200.1S9.86O. '
The budget was prepared by
Martin' before - he was succeeded
by Governor Langlle bat was not
ready for presentation to the leg
islature until today. " " V ".
Langlle, however; in his address
to the legislature yesterday, said
present sources of revenues should
pfoduee added funds totaling f t
251,5i.avingsdurlhjf . tEe new
biennlum, if suggested hStfge ar
approved would totay $3,50 0,6 0 a.
Transfers .would add. another f
SSO.OOO and proposed ew taxasV
If approved, would produce an
other St.0S9.000. He also pointed
out some expenditures which
might be necessary.
The general fund, budget esti
mates show, will end the current
biennlum IS.S86.I8S In the red,
and receipts to that fund for the
new period were placed at fit,
02,ISC, and the fund will end the
biennlum with a deficit of 821,
181.075. ;
Accepts Appointment
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1-iJPi-The
war department : announced
today that Stewart C. Endlcott,
Marshfleld, had accepted appoint
ment as a second lieutenant in
the Infantry reserve corps. t'
Charges Dropped
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IrsTsssril ftrr fsnr' ftwmt4m a
Mexko City jt&BsUitr Ageloff M
um m iM'urma usjyewaru
,atm, whf it chatted- wtthnhoieWwM
u awyinx ez Jueon xrotaar, xo tnet
famed revehitkmist, but denies she
had any part in the assmssinatiosJ
GOP Ckmiimttee
Reelects Ditter
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 14A
Tho republican congressional cam
paign committee of the house an
nounced today that it had reelect
ed Representative Ditter ot Penn-
Slvania chlarman. He will serve
rough the 1942 campaign.
' The committee said Representa
tive Rope of. Kansas was reelected
secretary; Robert V, Fleming of
this city, .treasurer, and Earl Ven
able, of Idaho, executive secre
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Princess Loses
: On Deportation
X 8AN FRANCISCO, Jan. l-UPi
-A last-dlteh fight td . delay the
deportation hearing of the Prin
cess ' Stephanie Hohenlohe failed
Thursday night, - and her attor
neys announced she. would some
to San rranclsco from her ex elu
sive apartment in Palo Alto Fri
day f undoubtedly in an ambu
lance. " ' " ' ': .
Joseph Bullock, the J princess
counsel, said the US : imlgration
department - had f flatfootedly
turned down a request for "post
ponement, notwithstanding a
physician's certificate' that she Is
111, . I don't know how. shell . ap?
pear at' the hearing, stretcher, or
wheel-chair, if she is still aUve.
.'irrtog F. Wlxon, newly-arrived
district, director of - Immigration,
said rre.iime and dato Was al-rready-tet-we-had
no.'reeoorse."
v-TlW. prtocesB,ho-was;-ord?re4
n.Vofctne -onn.ux.toy mjanignx
KlastJBatwday. po.te4J15.e00. ball
LMondav when a ..warrant - was
served pa. her whHe she Y.aa. ttt
bed.
Her attorneys said she was ser
iously 111. Federal physicians have
contended the illness la ef her
Own' volition.
Praia Hohenlohe, son of the
Hungarian woman whoso presence
the'government baa said was "Inimical-
to the best Interests of
tils nation, will be at the hearing.
Bullock, said. It will bo closed to
the pressand public
Strike Is Collect
: At Ryan Factory
SAN rIEGO. Calif.. Jam. It
! WVA strike ot CIO United Auto-
mooue voricn si am ijwlu
onautlcal company was set for
next Tuesday after a peaco meet'
mg eaued today by a federal eon
dilator failed to'etfset a definite
break en the issue of wages.
aeaanae" was announced
by, Richard ;T. Frankensteen, chief
CIO nexo'tiator. who said tba data
had been t fixed for tanamw
night, but had been deferred to
permit- "aetlvitv from Wati.
ton, and because ot 'the inaugural '.
of President Roosevelt.
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Ilizzard Sleeps !
Southern -Oregon
ASHLAND. Ore., ! Jan. 1 S-PV-i
A Bllxaard jswept down on the Sis
kiyou .-mountains, today, making
(ravel hazardous . On , the f coast
highway and causing one accident.
. - .Mrs, F. . Wall. WInton, Calif.,
was lnshoepltal-here with-lnlnr-ie
from-a:eax-rek crash, j The
roaiaslrmpajab wj.t ho t
chains Snowfall continued after
piling, np fnrjnche j)n .thg jroaA
u$ HUSTEHOLE I cr .
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At. the ant' sign f the Dtoaae Quts
- tupkts catching MM-Hbcic chests-aad
thxsaU are -rubbed wjth .Children's ,
Stud Musterole a product' made to.
promptly celievs th DISTRESS i
chiMraa eplds and rekaltiag oM,
The Qniits lavs always had the
best ef care, so tbdtbtr you xasy U
aararea si ssipg jusi ooat om
XViLt tan an roiTixy rsanr--
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brsak no local ongostion. Also xead
nSeguai! and. .Extra Strength for
tboos pref arriig a stronger prodort. .
Pac
Bridgjes. Bridges la the ILWU
west
coast president.
flc doesnt 'like Harry
Homeless Gunese
Held for Deaths
V NEW YORK. Jan. 17-(Friday)
fGeorge Low, ll, a homeless
Chinese, was booked by police
shortly after midnight today on
charges of homicide and arson. au,
cusedi of setting the fire that took
three lives when "it swept through
three old buildings in the heart of
Chinatown Thursday. . .
Chief Fire Marshall Thomas
Brophy said - Low had admitted
he set the fire to get revenge for
having . been ejected from the
building, where he was accus
tomed; to sleeping in the hallway
and empty apartments.
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Emerging: all tinruflled from tho fray :
While others shuffle homeward empty-handed
From. tramping miles and miles of aisles all
day ' ' f ; : ' r. :
If pou ad giways ludjyf in your bargains
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It's evident yoirro a canny buyer-
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I - Hundreds of Reins Jboroojri -i
- bhceo o aeor ovi sxxxi . i i
1 Quantities era Bmtte-J i t u ' "
-. mony ore onef-o4tlnb1 So. -y
I V hurry ; ov now c? Wcrd! .
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KEROSENE RANGE! . . ... . , .
It's an unequalled 'buy.', at this low price!
16-inch oven! Now
SALE!
MODERN STYLE STUDIO COUCHES1 $
1U muei U ... uu kukj ro aiuuiug ui ftmjun
as this sensational price! Big, comfortable!
$0.50
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SALE!
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DURASTAN AXM1NSTER! . . j.
Save np to 12! Fampne-for-wear Dnras(an Ax-
minster Rug-, one only! 9x12! Come j early!
SALE!
LUXURIOUS LOUNGE CHAIRS! j.
Lovely rayon and cotton velvet cover and-sturdy
ax- i23
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construction! They'll go' fast at this
DOII'T HISS THIS!
FULL-EQUIPPED GAS RANGE! . . .
You get heat control In the 'big oven! Smokeless
broiler! Other deluxe features! All for Just..:...
SALE!
LOVELY GUEST CHAIR! $10 VALUE 1
You'll get a rare bargain at this price! Rayon
and cotton velvet cover. No-sag spring seat!
$5000
SALE!
WARDOLEUM BY THE YARD!
Limited quantities ot i and 9 ft. widths!
ance 1940 patterns. Remnants! Reg. 39c!
SALE!
3 MODERN PIECES. . . $70 QUALITY! $P"flJS5
price!
Clear
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Bed, chest and vanity In hardwood and
veneers! -
PRICED TO SELL OUT!
BIG 1941 CONSOLE RADIOS!
Sensationally low price for these" big
Get Europe direct I Tone control I "Loop
Terms!
SALE!
HANDSOME 5-PC. WALNUT DINETTE!
The low price you hope for but seldom seet Stain
resistant topi Table; 4 sturdy matching chairs!
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18lh CENTURY STYLE I SAVE $30!
Graceful styling . . . priced to sell NOWt Hard
wood and Mahogany veneers; Bed; chest, vanity I
I rVdiost $J?Q-C3
op aerial 1 Oil '
SALE!
walnut
180-COIL INNERSPRING MATTRESS!
Tops In comfort "at VWards low price! Padded
with sisal nad felted cotton linterst parable
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SALE! RADIO. FLOOR SAMPLES!
llmmt 110 wf Tm 1kAtMI of MVCMl
mooei xioor oemonsiraior nsHMt ai ,row u j .
Terms!
SALE!
Amazingly low price this sale onlyl AttracUve i '. ai
onamel finish, baked-on for years of service!
' ELEC - WASHElt FLOOll ISAMPLESl .'O j5 '
Various sises'and models isedforrdoinonstra 'jL 1-
tlohl prfginalry 1S4.II to f 10T.'w a low as,
Terms) : . :. n.r: t r "T,: t
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' REFRIGERATORS r WRI?133liQQ! c T r Jl -ig
C.4 HA. ttr deluie 194f models priced to sUUaf .;- "
sell out Backed by 1-year protection V Terms - , v .
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You'd expect to pay $1 more! Btnrdy, .resilient ,
coils! Attractive, chlp-reslstant enanfcd finish!
zni.m 7-1-id&r. -
g-pd modern . neon sktu.iw
' Dollars less than sue price! TJtbhB, 3utfet and, I. W a,
' Chairs In cablnetwooa ana ncn, wiw venders i
SOFA-BED! ?. ".TTa
Covered in lovely' rayon, and cotton
SALE!
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New roll-front style V. . gov't standard: mohair
covert - f Tl :
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velvet!
$14.95 QUALITY FLOOR-LAMPS! : .
Give degrees of' light PLUS nlte-llte in heavy
base! Yonll have' to hurry to get your pick! .
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comfortable: PLATFORIX nOCKERS 1
Oat they- go at about! less- than. yoa'd ever !
exnect to pay! Rayon 'and cotton- velvet cover!
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