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Ti OnTGOri DTATirMAir, Cd.m, Oregon. Friday Mcrolag. Jcnucry 2i, 12U
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New Congress
Unit Planned
Bill- Will Propoae .Tarta
j of First and -Third
to Be Lopped off
(Continued From Pags'l)
t fame and other meat would
e permitted by the state depart
ment of asrlenltare by a bill In
trod need by the aoase food and
dairy prod n eta committee. The
department said It would help to
earb the . "blc livestock theft
racket" In Oregon.
Sen. Ronald Jones (R-Marlon)
la trod need a marketing bill which
would permit the. nee. of second
hand sanitary crates. '
These crates would be restricted
for the shipment .of ..lettuce and
similar products.
Restate Support Veto
fry Sprague on Lake
The senate, by unanimous vote,
Thursday sustained Got. Charles
A. Spragae's veto of a 1939 law
prohibiting mooring facilities and
feoathoases In Devils Lake la Lin
coln county.'
Governor Sprague, - In his Teto
Message, declared that the law
was not wanted by many persons
llTing In the vicinity of the lake.
Senator H. R. Kauffman, Lin
eoln county, urged defeat of the
Mil..
A measure repealing the law
requiring tourists to register their
automobiles when entering Ore
gon became the first bill passed
by the senate. It went to the
house, which' hasn't passed a bill
yet-
The senate passed 18 to 12 a
house memorial asking congress
for "Immediate and speedy" eon
alderaUon of the lease-lead bill.
Lutherans Grant
Demands of Japan
Baltimore:, Jan. 23-ip)-The
.board of-foreign missions of the
United Lutheran church In Amer
ica Thursday : granted permission
for transfer of ' most of the
church's properties in Japan to
th. Japan Lutheran church or
Japanese boards-. ' ' '
the Rev. Dr.- F. EppMng Rel
Barte. secretary of promotion for
the United -Lutheran church,
called the " board's, decision ; "an
emergency action, to be put into
effect only-if the church, is forced
by threat of further control from
the' Japanese government."
vi Dr.. Retnarte sold property val
ee ,' repreaentlag approximately
9 4 00.900 would - be Involved. In
uebv a traaefer. Residence . of
Missionaries-would not-be trans-
f erred he added.
adians Catcli
Geman-Prisoner
. ,an: east cavadiak port;
Jan. '23-JPf-Vely Scfitnkh. a
a 0-yearKj . German airman, the
second of two -German '" prisoners
.who . escaped Wednesday while
hundreds of captives were being
tran8fenerfrV)m a ship to a train.
wa recapturedbylty police' here
Thursday.
-; The -other, . Ifelmuth Qrueck
Baannj was taken earVfer when he
sought - lodging, at "& rooming
noue. - .
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Orange
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Pf! f!C: - Ahr.y8 ' fresh; always A r
UUUO. good. Extra larke I .; &Ltn.J-&& Q
il DLEO i r OXYDOL' v ); r COFFEE
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thia priceU Ilje" 230, f 3 IllSe 65 0
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cVanderbilt Heiress Married
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Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Warburton
A member of the wealthy Vandertflt .family, the former Consuelo
Vanderbilt, daughter of William K. and the Ute Mra. Graham Fair
VanderbUt, U shown above with her new husband. William J. War
Durton, prominent society figure to Jew Tork where the weddlns
took place. It is the third marriage for both.
The Safety
Valve
From Statesman Readers.
BUMS AND CLEAN 8HIRTS
To the Editor: I read the edi
torial, "The Offensive Approach,"
in the morning issue of your pa
per, The fact that a bum begs a
quarter from a newsman did not
Impress me as an- offense but
rather as an example of hopeless
ly insane optimism.
The second thing about the
editorial that impressed me was
that the writer Intimated that he
had. and, was wearing a clean
shirt at tke time he was mooch
ed...I say thia to you:- Following
the recept elecUons.. airy-. writer
for a: republican paper, who
claims, to have' a shirt, -clean .or
otherwise, should be Investigated I
by a grand Jury.
Newell .Williams
Quilt of-Many Color
Made at 4JnionvIe
veivn Ai'c-mineen wo-
mea aUended. the. all day meet
ing ef the Unlonvale Evangelical
tadtea aid Tuesday and finlahei
the "Joseph's Coat, pattern Quilt
lor Mrs. Kenenth Coberly.
Ivan Crawley, - former resi
dent of this localHy who has
been receiving treatments at St,
Vincent's hospital in Portland for
more than a month, retured to
his Broad mead home ..Tuesday. He
win. receive treatments twice a
week. . -
PJIONE 5151
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' Arizonas
dozen for
ran
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Eickoff Funeral
Set for Sunday
8ILVERTON Funeral services
have been, set for Albert H. Eick
off, 34, Sunday i afternoon at
2:30 at. the Evangelical Lutheran
church near Monitor with Ekman
funeral h o m e of Sllverton In
charge. Rev. p. Dobberfull will
be in charge of the church service.-
Eickoff died, at a McMlnn-
ville hospital Thursday" morning.
He was born March 30, 1906,
at Sherwood, O, and came west
in. . -
Tl Zl ? '
Th?T IlTed on the Meridian; road
eat . of Sllverton j. until their
wim nig parents 27 mn in
death. A .year ago Eickoff moved
to. Oaston
Survivors are a ; brother -wit.
liam of Oaston : a slater. . u-
LDertha Richmond f of WooAkiini
uu ronioiner, Mrs.- Dorothy
Mprhlng of Sllverton: - c - f
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25c
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19c
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10 c
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DrugpreBiinit
Wduhdcd by Police
FORTLAND.? Jan. - ti-U-A
omiei irom . a . aetectire's gun
halted jobbery,; of a downtown
grug s tor here Wednesday night,
wounding one man and leading to
the arrest' of another. Detective
Captain J.: J.. Keegan said Than-
day. . t-: ; - :.
He identified the wounded man
las David L. Severn .39. and aald
he was "shot through the light arm
and side. Severn's condition was
not serious, however, and he was
returned from a General hospital
to the .police emergency , ward
Thursday night.
Severn and Harry Murphy, 24
were charged with assault and
robbery, Keegan aald. ' after en
tering the drar store, blndlnr n
attendant j and rifling the .till. A
nignt watenman called police. ,
Severn jwaa shot by Detective
uajx mi to i a, wno said the man
drew a gun as . he entered the
store. i . ; ' .
Japanese Envoy
Embarks for US
TOKYO, Jan. 2 4-( Friday)-
Admiral Klehlsaburo - - Nomura
carried books - for President
Roosevelt and Secretary of War
Stlmson and three temple stones
for Rollins college when he sailed
Thursday for Washington as am
bassador to the United States.
Japanese; newspapers report.
Nilchiro Mataunaml. an author
ity on maritime law and member
of the Imperial' academy, sent
copy of his newly-published book
"Japanese Empire" to President
Roosevelt and additional copies
to Secretary Stlmson and former
US Ambassador to Japan William
R. Castle.
The newspaper Tomlurl a noted
the authors as saying the read In e
or the book, written In English,
la essential to toe understanding
of Japan.
Japanese Fliers
1.1V . TV 1
jlsuiiiu uumia fiuau
HUMMING, China. Jan. 23-UPi
-Six Japanese dive bombers at
tacked the Burma road on the
Homings plain - Thursday several
miles west; of the city. Damage
was limited and the casualties,
two Chinese injured. .
(A Dome! fJananesa news
cy) broadcast said traffic on the
supply road for China had been
cut off completely when Japanese
pianes destroyed: the old Kunr-
Kuo-Chlao bridge.)' -
PopeV ISieee Marries 1
VATICAN CITY. Jan. 23-UPV-
Pope Plus .. XII celebrated- mass
Thursday at the. wedding of his
niece, , Gluseppiaa- Rossignanl.
nonturai slsterf ,to . Count G Hi lie
Kisaardl; of Milanr's;t vt-.'i
IIOIIE OUIIED STODE
Chemeketa Streets
; Food Stamps
The 'utmost care and at
tention are always given
in filling orders for those
who! have food stamps.
We are always pleased-to
get thein. . , . k
IIILE
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Deviled Ileal
i For Sandw'lchM
3 cas 1 I IQC
Jell Powder
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Banian Cgrn v
Green Deans - Peas
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GOLDEN WEST 7
t lS. Iii . . 23 c
3lli. iin : 65 c
V! PEARSON'S-"'
a Bag . . . ?
(2 lbe. 45c): Lb"
Greca Bag ' i
AtHiighc, ;t
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01.00
SHORTS, 80 lbs. $1.18
MILL RUN,- 80 lbs. il. 1.00
GROUND BARLEY, 100 lbs. .. 1.70
rGALrMlU 2 I- lilOA
EGG MASHM00 lbs?:i::i.l 2.15
? LINSEED. MEALs 100 lbs. c:zZ. 2.15
- DrHess Stocaf Tonic for cows,
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WCtil.
d tJI tldo-
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had to.bar daty t ol
man isaaore Kosenoerg recuwy
for the fourth "mf;!
Rosenberg answered: an emer -
reucv can to the home of WilUa
iT;' k7aiS
cltal internet arrived to an ambu
.ace Roofer W JJ
ing a girl baby U -hla. previous
mm -mt hnvi and a iri- All
are doing welL , v. :
CHICAGO. Jan. 23-6PV-When
two robbers came Into his Jewelry
store today Nathan Goodman, 85,
went out '
Through a window
Without bothering to open It.
The gunmen were so amazed
that they left. tod. ; ,
After combing the glass out of
his hair, Goodman, reported to po
lice that not a enifllnk-waa; miss
ing. . .'
CHICAGO-WV-Prince, who la
called-a police deg, lat in the dog
house. ' " .'
Yeggs carted off a safe contain
ing 3125 from the restaurant of
his master, Rudolph Focaccl, one
night recently without a yip from
Prince. A year ago when burglars
stole several cases of liquor from
the place Prince had an alibi. They
gave him a Mickey Finn.
NEW YORK, Jan. 23-UP)-Add
Hazards for firemen:
Helping nis buddies put out a
blaze in a store" cellar Fireman ,
William Kopp, 23, stepped Into a
container of hot soup. ' He was i
taken to a hospital with first and :
second degree burns on his legs.
Madrid Suggests
French Navy Deal
MADRID, Jan. 23 -UP) -The
newspaper Madrid said editorially
Thursday that if the vichy gov
ernment wants Italian - German
collaboration It must give up all
or part of the remainder of the
French fleet and pointed to the
US-Britlsh destroyer deal as a
precedent. ' . .
The newspaper said that if the
American action in tradinr 50
estroyers to Britain for bases in
British western hemisphere nos-
L session .was. not. a violation of
neutrality then France would not
be guilty of an unneutral act.
Madrid's editorial carries the
ominous statement that if France
looking for an opportunity to
renew the war against the .axis
she would not likely be given
much time to play such a risky
game. " "
Pedestrians Involved -Seventy-eiz
per cent of the traf
fic fatalities in Portland during'
1940- Involved, pedestrians. Secre
tary of State Earl Snell announced
Tftursday. Of the persons
killed In traffic accidents in 1940'
au were peoetnans.x .Ml
Peanisl Duller
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cllltles would make operation of
electric smelters wholly feasible In
the northwest. - He declared low
costa of -small electrle furnaces
would permit a favorable prlea i
the western pf g Iron market with
a?aaalltyrexlaet.'-i.':f:i;-:- ' ''
. Battered Ship to Sail:
- MARSUEIELD, Ore., Jan. JJ-Upy-BAttenA
and leaking after a
bout with stormy seaav the f 43
otn freighter Solana will be able
io proceed ? to California.' . T h e
small ship,, loaded with lumber,
limned into port Wednesday.'
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TILLAMOOK, Jaa. 33 Ut
Tlllamookfe "Junior first dUsea
of .1 li Warren A. MeMlql
mee, 32, Tlljamook county' district
attorney nd Willamette ; univer
sity law schoot, graduate. H was
named -Thursday. .
I Traqe XVagea Hiked
Wacea bf electrical workers in
Salem will be jincreasea Marcn .
from: $10 a day to $11, It was re
ported ,heje, Thursday.
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