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pace nnszn YANKEE ACE? - 4 By acfe Sdrfe Firihff l Gets The Ex and the Presen t Irish itento'rs Chat - i Tha OZEGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon. Friday Morning, February 21. IStI Heated Bistrict -ftte rtew Vctv. VAAJiges'MovWO Ace ii -tae uccrea La hP: f-&s& K I I ,. ,, ' f f??AlW& SBASDM LAS f 1 '? ' SPRif3r AMP WAS SMf HpopHayAni ongithe Preppers Numbers Tico, Four and One hi Midst of Tough Battle y, CD Myrtle Point, 38-22, but South paw Sammy Crowel, North Bend guard, will have a chance to set a new Coos county scoring record tonight against Marshfield. He needs 14 points. Interim Group On Boards Asked fissi ru2t fozjb satf stl - By MATT R. KRAMER Associated Press Staff Writer The . two hottest high school basketball districts in the state will narrow the field to finalists in this weekend's play. In district 2 only .two teams wil be left from among Hood River, The Dalles, Milton-Free-water and Pendleton.:; Pendleton holds the edge in the eastern end of the district by virtue of a sur prising 35-11 victory over Milton- Freewater Wednesday night The I Buckaroos could win their way) A study to determine the ad- to the finals with another victory visability of consolidating a num- Friday night. A loss would ne- ber of state boards and commis- cessitate .a clinching game Satur- si oris is proposed in a joint reso- day at Pendleton. lution introduced by Sen. Ashby In the western end of the dis- Dickson (D-Mult). trict Hood River and The Dalles The resolution provides for the battle for survival in a series appointment of an interim corn starting tonight at The Dalles. mittee of five members by the Medford Has Chance governor. None of these members The other district No. 4 in would -be connected with any state southern Oregon will see Med- activity. The committee would ford in a do-or-die performance not receive any compensation and tonight against the Roseburg In- would file its report at the next dians who once again are leading legislative session two years hence. the race, thanks to Medford s 34- Similar resolutions were ap 32 triumph over Ashland Tues- I proved at previous legislative sea- day. I sions but no definite action de- The Pearpickers need a win to I xoped. stay in the race, while a Roseburg victory would assure the tall In V Dayton Takes HoopTitle DAYTON For the first time since 1927, the Dayton high school hoop team, put the Yamhill coun ty B league basketball title away Tuesday night with a S3 to 25 win over Yamhill. , The win completed an unde feated regular season for the Day- ton team, and senda. it into the five-county tournament at Mc Minnvme next : weekend. The team twice defeated every club r . in the league, and in addition toppled Amity twice. Ghemawa Flashes v wmp usi I The Chemawa Radio Flashes defeated the Oregon State Deaf school quint 52 to 49 here Tues day night in a high-scoring clash that saw Toreson and Blakely of. OSD score 22 and 20 points, re spectively, while i Colfax of the Flashes tanked 21. OSD 49 Blakely 20 Loveland 2 Torgeson 22 Miller Adams 4 - Sub for OSD: Dallas Invention Is Picturized dians of nothing worse than a tit Bill Would Prohibit with Ashland for district glory. I f if J.f:., While district Dlar became en- Certain Mudtlinging ft While district play became gen eral this week, Salem and Astoria resumed their annual feuds. They split a pair of games earlier at and Thursday night They fin- A Datlna mgn'i invntirtn tn Txt marVatxt h o Wost Calom inHll I Astoria trialist is featured in a full page , V v r.r-,.-!L?7:-rJ: Baker Needs Win x euruar issue ui. iuc r esi. vuui Lumberman, trade magazine. The invention, a simple metal Sen. Thomas R. Mahoney dropped a bill into the senate hopper Thursday prohibiting can didates from printing statements in the candidate's pamphlet at tacking their opponents on racial or religious grounds. Another measure by Sens. Ma honey and Ashby Dickson pro- Astoria assured itself of a state tournament appearance by tumbl ing Til amonlr fnr f Via uvtn4 tlm device which picks up eight lath .-v a i to 29 after fish tin vides for an immediate interloca- a. a i j J a. 1J J r i s a 9 at wne ma i useu i "uu . rom behind an 18-12 score at wry aecree in aivorce suus ana a them in place while they are be-1 half tim final decree within six months. ing nailed, was conceived by John Baker, already Blue Mountain i. BlUler Ol Dallas. I leamia fhamninn win r,f-. i T7:i C: - John S. Friesen, president of to the tournament by knocking S the Salem Box company, saw the over La Grande again tonight in ievo Contract device, found it would double the district l. Tutor niavi outnut of an exnert lather and dixMrt nm rntori c- PORTLAND, Ore, Feb. 20-VP)- nlake it nossible for an unskilled I dav nfsrht Business Manager Rollie SchefTer workman to do good lathing, the An almost unknown Burns team ?f 406 , acifl!c1 9 article says. He is now negotiat- tangles with Bend in a semifinal jeague baseball club said today ing for the manufacture of the series this weekend in District tf,. f,n cen1flder' Buller instrument 3. Bend perennially is a district I JT ' J 4, The magazine article also de- finalist, but Burns may change picts a simple lath nail holder, that this year. The Harney county devised bv Friesen in 1914 for quintet is undefeated in district v m . i iiji TiiiriL alius lsvav anminrtm hi. own use and now likely to fi Schefter. Thompson, an outfielder, twnm rnmmerrial nroduct. 1 teams In southeastern Oregon. i .1 . . - . I T A m .... norm tsena sewea up its dis trict title this week by downing A deal sending Harry Rosenberg to Hollywood for Rupert Thomp son and an unannounced cash payment also was anounced by may be converted into a first base man. Indians Ponder FFA Program Northwest Rural Youth" Conference Closes Sessions Today Closing sessions today of the northwest rural Indian youth con ference will consider reports . of discussion groups as to whether Indian youth should form an or ganization similar to the Future Farmers of America. Rex Putnam, state superinten dent of school, praised the con ference Thursday as a means of educating informally through ex perience and trips such as the group took to the Salem Linen mills and Valley Packing com pany plant. Wednesday state in stitutions were visited. Luncheon Thursday noon was prepared and served by girls of one of the rural home unit cot tages under rural conditions as the girls are accustomed to on the reservations without gas, electricity orr unnins water. Carl Stevens, supervisor of In- WAnTMrk'M A stf-vj-k-st dian education In Oregon, nd UIXIUIOU XXVHUll Byron Brophy, who has a similar TT ; -ap position for. Washington and nor- I ITl TO HOHTTl them Idaho, are taking active in- Under existing regulations sea men are not entitled to blanket deferment because of occupation and local selective service boards must decide each claim for occu pational deferment on its Indi vidual merits. Colonel Elmer V. Woo ton, state director of select ive service, announced Thursday. Issuance of the statement fol lowed receipt of a report that ap plication for deferment of a sea man had implied that state head quarters had supported such claim because of an alleged shortage of these workers. Woo ton said selective service regulations prohibit any blanket deferments on occupational grounds and this applies to tea men as well as any other regis trant in any trade or profession. The selective service director added that both ' national and state headquarters make available V ft WUk Paul Utile, eastala f tfca 1141 Natre Dame Uaaa Ueks an. Frtek Leahy, the anr Irish Elmer Laydea. wbem Leahy sacceeds. shake baa da. The scene ras snappe in ieaara ainea, ua Laydea left ta take the, Jeb af eemmtslaaer mt pre fesslaaal faotbalL terest in the conference. 52 Kadle Flashes j 8 Archambeau 21 Colfax Guild 12 Williams 13 White Cleland 1. Softball Set ( HAYES VILLE Roberts comes nera Friday for the first softball clash of the season. Rushed to Hospital vf s ar it. ? . - m m a r xucnaru niy wing, ia, son ui mrs. i my na11 Nellie Mything, 701 North Cap-1 XlOUSO DlllS itol street, was rushed to the Dea coness hospital early Friday morn- I INTRODUCED THURSDAY ing for an emergency appendix operation. Bill Would Eliminate Divorce Filing Fee A bill introduced Thursday by mb 488, oy reapportionment Sen. Ashby Dickson (D-Mult) His condition was re-' Relating to apportionment for would eliminate the additional IS ported favorale at 1 ajn. when he congressional districts. fee collected for filing divorce was taken from surgery. School Head Dies PORTLAND, Feb. 20-(JP)-W al ter Ford, 55, Glencoe school prin cipal here, died of . a heart attack Thursday night. He formerly was president of the Portland Elemen tary Principals' association. HB 489, by ways and means suits. Appropriation for Battleship Ore- Under the present law funds de- On . f HvpH from thJ SA filinw fo mr HB 490, by ways and means 11uh tn irt f th. .aiH t I T1 ianascpmg oi district attorneys. amnvEnsnnY sale i . v -:) -X Combination Offer IIAII'S SUIT . and TOPCOAT CLEANED and PRESSED And Your All for Hal $1.C3 CLEANED and BLOCKED Combination Offer IIAII'S SUIT LADIES' DDESS CLEANED and PRESSED CASH WITH GARMENTS 690 riEirs suns CLEANED and PRESSED 1JC - jm First Suit ! Second Suit Two Szils 50c Send cash with suits Add lc per suit - insurance LADIES' DRESSES PLAIN - ONE PIECE CLEANED and PRESSED 2 Dresses 50c First Dress Second Dress Send cash with dresses. Add lc per dress, insurance. ' IIAU ODDEQS Given Prompt Attention I We Pay Return Postage on AH Orders Orer. TU0 E3LLAI1S Cleaning receired at our , plant in the morning re 1 mailed same afternoon! ;TNo Better j j LADIES COAT MAN'S SUIT COAT OELIIIED BY OUR EXPERT TAILORS IV1 WE FURNISH THE LINING Qeanina Can Be Found at ANY Price V rr.v.Artvns, & DYERS irr fl XV MORRISON . PORTLAND. ORE. PASSED BY HOUSE HB 2, by Greenwood Authoriz ing state department of agricul ture to prescribe standard log scale. HB 224,' by revision of law; JVIatch Signed LOS ANGELES, Feb. 2HV Official sanction was voted by the California athletic commission today for a heavyweight match Relating to notices of foreclos- March 17 here between Bob Pas- ure proceedings. tor of New York and Al (Turkey) HB 327. br revision of law lnompson, ix Angeles negro ana Relating to transcript on aDDeal. California s t art e ' heavyweigh HB 362, by motor vehicles and champion. aeronautics Relating to aviation fields. HB 386, by Duncan Relating to OCE Nips Reed organization of rural fire protec- j Oregon College of Education bas- HB 421, by Education Relating to forest fund receipts. HB 457, by ways and means Appropriation for state board of health and state sanitary authority. HB 84, by agriculture To regu late business of transporting or disposing of carcasses or parts of animals. HB 472, by ways and means Appropriation for Doernbecker hospital and to extend benefits of child guidance clinic of Univer sity of Oregon medical school to all counties. HB 473, by ways' and means Appropriation for department of agriculture. HB 475, by ways and means Deficiency appropriation in con nection with state board of parole and probation and state tubercu losis hospital. HB 478, by revision of laws- Relating to terms of circuit court in 18th Judicial district PASSED BY SENATE HB 452, by ways and means- Appropriation for salaries of I teachers of Benton county, school district 42, and Multnomah coun ty, school district 30. HB 454, by ways and means To create revolving fund for pur chase and sale of commodity stamps by state publie welfare commission. ' HB 455, by ways and means- Appropriation for transportation of insane, feeble-minded and con victs, arrest and return , of fugi tives, and state board of parole. HB 456, by. ways and means Appropriation for state engineer. reclamation commission ' and hy droelectric commission. ; '" HB 458, by ways and means- Appropriation for out-of-state, ex aminations and audits under mo tor transportation act. HB 467, by ways and means Appropriation for state board of forestry, bureau of labor, state welfare commission, department of geology and mineral industries and geographic board, i ketball team smashed Reed col lege, 71 to 32, in a game here Wednesday night. Hopkins Reports Dies Hits Russ As Trading Post WASHINGTON, Feb. 20-(P- Chairman Dies (D-Texas) an nounced Thursday that the house committee on unAmerican activi ties was preparing a paper show ing that Russia "is using Its fa vorable position to act as a trading post" for Germany, and possibly other axis powers. "Russia is in a more favorable position, compared with Germany and the other axis power, to trade with us," Dies said. "Trans fers of funds and the purchase of supplies that's the picture of Russia." d d i 1 1 oo ...in ths Nu$ Police Arrest Three i Arrested by local police Thursj- day night were P. R. Run din, 3309 Center street, charged witit violation of the basic speed rule; O. Earl Miller, route three, Sher- wood, charged with failure tb stop, and Charles W. Grabenhorst. Jr, route four, box 299, charged with violation of the basic speed rule. , j Will "Decorate" Cars Salem 20-30 club members an- i nounced Thursday night that autos parked downtown this Saturday will be "decorated" with cards warning drivers not to leave keys in their cars. The Boy Scouts wfll distribute the cards, part of the club program to reduce juvenile crime, in charga of Howard Crofts and John Davidson. to local boards all available in formation as to shortages In cer tain trades. ASCAP Okelis Federal Deal i : . ! NEW YORK. jFeb. 20-()-lore than 700 members of the Ameri can society ici racnposers. An thors and Publishers approved unanimously Hursday night the board of directors decision. ta consent to a decree designed to end the - federal government criminal anti-Arust action against the society, j : t The consent decree was ex pected to open the way foe a re newal of negotiations with th National Association of Broadcas ters to end their differences over fees, which da Jan. 1 trough! elimination of ASCAP music from most radio programs. Gates Victor team ' defeated ; Detroit 22 to here Tuesday; night. HEPPNER,--John Wight- man has plenty of excuse to cry but it Isnt over spilled milk. He left his milk truck standing on a steep hill while making a f delivery. The truck's brakes fail ed to hold and it rolled through two fences and stopped with its bumper wrapped about an apple tree and a rear wheel in a septic tank. Not a drop of milk was spilled. GEARHART. Ore. On a honeymoon trip, Mr. and Mrs. Dell Winters, Spokane, drove their automobile onto the beach for a few romantic moments beside the ocean. Soft sand engulfed the wheels and in a few moments the surf rolled in. The honeymooners es caped with a ducking, but even a hastily-summoned wrecking crew couldn't stop the ocean from swal lowing the car. Insurance money provided a new auto, however, and they resumed their wedding trip. Wotan's Wedge ( Barry L. Bopktaa -; Just returned 'from England, where ha spent a month as Presi dent Roosevelt's personal repre sentative tn tn abene of an en voy to , that country, Harry L. Hopkins is shown at the White House where he reported to the president, on conditions In war time England. Hopkins Is th for mer U. S. aecratary of commerce. (Continued From Page 6) might have been a hundred, so shrunken did he seem and he might have stepped straight out of medieval Germany as far as his clothes were concerned. He wore the black caftan of Jewry, and about his lofty fore head, below a black skull-cap which rested upon his white hair, were bound the ancient phylacteries. A pair of iron rimmed spectacles rested upon his beak of a nose. Though his face was turned down to his book, the eyes were closed as Eloffer could see from where he stood In the, doorway. For a while Kloffer stood without moving, looking at the old Rabbi Ephxalm, whom he had known all his life and whom ha had ever regarded as his mentor and guide. From .the very early days when he was but a little boy and Rachel, his mother, had been alive, he had coma to the Rabbi Ephraim with all his problems and aU 1114 sorrows. Ephraim had been an old man even In those distant days. He must be well over ninety now. The Rabbi stirred suddenly and turned his venerable head ' slowly towards the door. He lifted a hand, so thin as to ap pear almost transparent, and gently stroked his long stragg ling beard. He peered blindly towards the door quite unable to see that far. "Who Is there? he asked In his tired. Quavering voice. "Is that you, Raphael?!. -No, Rabbi." replied Eloffer. "It is L Hermann Rothstein. The effect of his words was instantaneous and pathetic, for the old man made a visible el fort to force bis aged eyes to peer across the room. His long. thin hands came out groping .towards Kloffer with a feeble. "Hermaa." '.' ' ' (To be continued) Sno-Kreem Short ening Far Tender Flake Pie Crast 3-lb. Can 39c Drink Fruit Juices for Health IGA Tomato Juice Big -. Can 19c IGA MINCED Clams Clean White Kaser Clams f the Finest Quality Ne. H Sise Flat Can 15c Check; Theia Reasons Why Why Store and 3Iore People Prefer State Street Super MkrL i 1 4 Free Deliveries DaOy .L Just dial 9127 and your or der will be out on the next' delivery. t Greater Varieties. You will find a wide variety of items from which to choose. l Pleatyief Parkins. 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