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The 021EGOT STATESMAN. Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning, rbruary 21. T7IT
UjWill Speed
Planes West
Salem Women Can Make These on Limited Budget
Sells Soldiers
Far Eastern Situation
Declared -"Serious"
v bj, Gen. Marshall
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pore naval base and in the north
ern Malayan peninsula.
The number of planes to be dis
patched to the fleet was not dis-
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Australian troops arrived this
week at Singapore, considered
possibly the first naval objective
of Japan in any thrust which
might be made toward the rich
Netherlands East Indies.!
British air reinforcements also
have been sent to the northern
part of the Malayan : peninsula
near Thailand (Slam) and French
Indo-China, on whom Japan was
reported to have made sweeping
military and economic demands.
As uncertainty ever Japanese
intentions kept Far Eastern ten
sion kick, Ambassador fi
bore Neman was reperted te
be holding back definite pro
posals fer Imprering Japanese
relations with the United States
swtn a more favorable oppor
tunity arose.
. In other diplomatic circles,
however, it was reported that he
- bad a set of specific Issues to dis
- cuss with state department offl
' -dais in the hope that removal of
some points at friction might lead
to a better understanding on ques-
uona of general policy.
Among these were believed to
' bo numerous relatively minor
problems rising from the Sino-
Japanese war, including claims for
. damage to American property and
. interests: exclusion of non-Japa
nese. shipping from the Yangtse
rtver, and a dispute over policing
tne i international settlement In
Shanghai.
US Welcomes Japan Moves
Bvt Asserto Problems Greater
The American government,
while apparently welcoming any
Japanese move toward more fa
vorable treatment of American in
terests in the Far East, has made
It clear that far greater problems
now exist In American-Japanese
relations.
These center on Japan's alliance
with Germany and Italy, which in
the view of high authorities links
the Japanese expansion program
in Asia with the war in Europe.
waminsirauon officials, stress
ing attempts over a period of
years to convince Japan that her
oest interest lay in friendship
with tho United States, have
avoided closing the door against
any new Japanese bid. ,
They have made it plain,' how
ever, ithat "deeds" and not
-words" are necessary to con
vince this government of Japan's
peacezui intentions.
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Benton County
Hurdle Faced
House Votes College
Gty in; Payless
Days Arrive
(Continued from page 1)
Jackson, Josephine, Lane and
Linn counties. All are now part
of the first district, which , en-;
compasses all of western Oregon
save Multnomah county.
Flan Faces Displeasure
of President of Senate
If the house passes the commit
tee bill early next week as ex
pected, the plan will face the ill
favor of President Dean Walker
of the senate.
The upper house may be urged
to remove Benton from the new
district and return it to the first;
walker indicated Thursday night
He said he did not approve of
having his senatorial district,
Polk and Benton counties, divided
between two congressional dis
tricts. - -
Rep. Alex Rennle (S-Ben-
ton) told the reapportionment
committee Tuesday that he con
sidered his county more closely
allied te the Willamette valley
than It is te southern Oregon.
bnt he voted with the majority
Thursday. There was not a re
publican vote against the com
mittee recommendation and de
bate only on- the minority re
port of Rep. Bichard L. Nen-
berger (D-Moltnomah) asking
that his bUl be substituted for
the majority plan.
Today is Black Friday for the
legislators: for Saturdav thtv
start working for their constitu- New Land In Program
Lloyd E. Harkema
Talk about star Insurance men!
Meet Private Lloyd E. Harkema,
31, formerly of Pittsfleld, Mass.,
now in the 104th infantry at Camp
Edwards, Falmouth, Mass., who
has sold total of $2,556,500
worth of insurance to regimental
comrades in five days! Harkema
interviewed 907 enlisted men and
M officers and signed 97 per cent
of the regiment on the dotted line.
Left to rfgat, beige rayea gabardine salt, rayon print dress, sailor dress
A slim budget is no excuse for a woman to have
dull, uninteresting clothes this spring. With mats
rials by the yard so inexpensive, she can mako her
self & new frock to brighten up htr wardrobe.
At the left above is the Indispensable tailored suit
made of beige rayon gabardine. It has a long torso
Jacket with single-breasted closing. Th collar is
overlaid with crisp white pique. Center is a new
frock In a tiny print In smooth rayon fabric. The
ruffle-edged yoke and sleeves are very feminine
and not hard to do on tao sewing machine with a
ruder attachment. The sailor dress, right, is In a
new guise, with a sleek, over-the-hlp blouse and
box-pleated skirt. It has regulation braid trim
and concealed bodice pockets which are adroitly
stitched down.
Where Hurricane, Fire Hit
Rumania Calls
Million Men
(Continued from page 1)
rather than aid any German
schesne of getting at Greece.
The j pact, said the newspaper
Vakit, j in fact was insurance
against Bulgaria's entrance into
the Rome-Berlin-Tokyo arrange
ment and "it would not be easy
for Germany to come to fight in
Greece against a Greek-Turkish
army unless the way had been
thoroughly prepared as in Ru
mania. This declaration (the
lurxish - Bulgarian arrangement)
makes ;this preparation more dif
ficult
Said' the newspaper Ikilan:
"Although we have made this
- eclaratlea with Bulgaria, o
ears; are eleeed to Germany
' and we shall keep ear ebUgs-
tlens with Greece and Britain."
Found at Last
View of Saataader, Spain
Hurricane, followed by fire that swept across Portugal from the
Atlantic, kills and injures hundreds and causes great property
damage. The wind spent its fury In northern Spain. Fire, fanned
by tho high wind, reportedly destroyed more than 200 homes in
Santander, Spain, on the Bay of Biscay. It was reported that more
than 30.000 were driven from their homes by the fire.
Lobby
Hobbnobber
(Continued from page 1)
Frank Lonergaa when he poked
his nose, and very little mere.
Into the boose chamber Thurs
day afternoon. Bat the mem
bers knew he was a former
representative, having 'served in
the three sessions of the 1113
legislatore and again in 1139.
Rep. Warren Erwin has trouble
getting himself quoted accurate
ly, but as nearly as can be deter
mined without consulting the of
ficial record, his announcement
on Thursday was to the effect
that filberts found on the repre
sentatives' desks .earlier in the
week were the gifts of Mrs. John
Frump of Newberg.
Former Salem
Attorney Dies
In One Eaz . .
Paul a user's Column
(Continued from page 1)
building, in partnership with W.
C. Winslow.
This partnership continued un
til 1936 when Endicott retired
from active practice and took up houses
residence again in Turner. He slumber serenade. He's
was a stockholder in the Bank of I on a farm now, but says it's still
Commerce until it was dissolved. I bad. Every time he starts snoring
The original Turner water sys- the dogs bark, the. cats meow and
tern, fed from springs, was pro-1 the chickens cackle.
znoiea Dy cnaicou. Tie's askinsr restoration at him
curvivmg are me wiaow, rial- drfl Hrhts in a fall nardon se
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and went streaking down to the
Oregon building's basement.
Ready for anything they stalked
into the desolated drinkery.
There, right enough, were the
four men.
Ther were, readlna from left
to right. Ray Maynard, the erst
while operator of the .Club Web
foot, and the three' plsg-ngUes, ;
District Attorney Miller B. Hay
den, Justice of the Peace Joe
Felton and Attorney Ray Kho
ten. Anyway that's who our scout
said they were.
Utility Note Officials of the
Portland General El ec trie com
pany denied yesterday that a
power shortage is imminent.
The fact that the E (for Electric)
in the neon sign ever their
main offices has been unlit for
a week means nothing, they
said.
We wonder if any of the boys
out at 2603 State street would
be interested in taking a tip from
John "Iron Jaw" Smith. "Iron
Jaw" says he was released from
the Nebraska state penitentiary
because he snored so loud the
warden, and everybody else,
couldn't sleep.
They finely let him out, but he
still snore's too loud. Says he's
been evicted from four rooming'
because of his rasping
working
ents for nothing. They draw their
last S3 wage today and from now
on out it's for the good of the
cause and to the detriment of the
purse.
How long wfll they work for
nothing?
Sessions Expected to
Last Another Two Weeks
Speaker Robert S. FarrelL jr..
said Thursday night he thought
the session would end a week
from Saturday. Several long-time
legislators thought, rather, that
the feverish, clock-stopping final
day would not arrive before two
weeks from Saturday.
The worth of these guesses
will depend in considerable part
on whether the house Judiciary
committee can expeditiously de
vise a compromise agreeable to
both labor and employers en
the Questions of unemployment
compensation experience rating,
seasonality, waiting weeks and
liberalized benefits. The com
mittee was still wrestling with
Its troubles Thursday night.
One aid to early adjournment
was the senate's defeat of the
"big truck" bill. That saved the
house at least three days' time, it
has been estimated.
he C. Endicott, a daughter, Mrs.
Vincent Aherns, of Portland; and
two brothers, Charles and Irving
Endicott of Chester Hill, O.
Funeral services wfll be held
from the chapel of the W. T. Rig
don company at 1:30 pjn. Sat
urday, followed by private com
he eaa get a place of his own
where he can snore as content
edly as he did when he was in
solitary.
Fred Gong. Portland y o u t h
,vu? fjvuia ivc. .4uaCM
craft shop, was one up on his
Lincoln high school classmates
who called on the legislature
Thursday. Through his acquaint
ance with Mr. and Mrs. L. R. M.
Pierce of the attorney general's
office he got to see the governor's
private office and the board of
control room.
Hopkins Is Named
"Zlcc at Mt Crest Abbey On New Board
Held in Fraud
US Treasury
Issues Set
Tax Exemptions Wiped
out in Sales Plan
on Securities
WASHINGTON, Feb. 0-(jP)-The
treasury Thursday wiped
eat federal tax exemptions for
all its fatore issues of securi
ties from $25 baby bonds te
I lsOt units ef standard bills,
notes and bonds and prepared
to issue about $2,000,606,006 of
new taxable securities within
the next two months.
Less than Z4 hoars after
President Roosevelt signed an
act raising the federal debt
limit from $49,000,006,006 to
$65,000,000,006 and giving the
treasury discretionary author
ity to seU taxable securities,
Secretary Morgenthan told re
porters ef the new program.
In announcing that these se
curities would be taxable, Mer
genthaa said also that an baby
bonds sold te the public after
March 1 would also be subject to
taxation. Income from the se
curities wil Inot however, be
subject to state income taxes.
The secretary told a press
conference he was still working
on plans for a large-scale sale
of savings stamps and other se
curities to raise money for de
fense. Congress has been asked
for 13,600,060 for pubUcity and
aavertislng expenses ef the sales
campaign.
Did yon knew that the grand-
father ef Chief William TeUap
ef the Colombia River tribe ef
Indiana, who has been watching
fish legislation at this session,
provided the horses ridden by
Lewis and Clark when they
made their historic "exploring
Journey to the Oregon country?
It's so,: says an old-timer who
should knew.
: - - i Flaae wreckage
'After three and one-half years of
srarcUrg for it. this plane was
fcmi by foof farmers in the vir
ria jusl tear Maria de Dota.
Costa Klca. . The plane,! carrying
fire passengers, one an American,
and piloted by. Charles Stanton,
tatire,"f Dorchester,- Mass., dls-'
fpesxti Jure 20,. 1937, en route
to Costa Hies. ' Kothlng remained
ef the occupants but broken bones." '
- Searching planes had flown 75,000 .
F.Zct hunting for the lost ship.
Get Life Memberships
CORVALL1S, Feb. F.
Doane, Salem, who recently re
tired after 50 years' in the dairv
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products industry, and Russell F.
limim, .rorUand federal butter
grader ordered to Washington.
lxj. alter 12 years In Oregon.
were voted life memberships in
me association. ;
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Harry I Hopkins, who inspected
conditions in Great Britain recent
ly as personal representative of
President Roosevelt, was named
Thursday , to a nine-member pro-
uucuuu cunning Doara aesisnea hp . m
to survey defense industry and IsGlG OPOrtS
study the problems of post-emer-1 m
gency readjustment. PORTLAND, Ore.. Feb. 20-UP
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wuun u. .Bigg era, aeiense pro- I -""" - "uwuuos eagea closer I
duction director, appointed the toe third-place Seattle Olym
board which, hi addition to the Pics Thursday night by outscoring
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xormer secretary of commerce, is eaiue in a wide-open Pacific
composed of representatives of I coal league nockey game. 8 to 8.
the army, the navy, industry, la
bor and scientific research.
Highway Workers
To Get Raises
DACIfflCHE.
LEG PAWS DAY
DE DANGER SIGN
Firemen Called Acain
- Salem : firemen were called out
Thursday night to extinguish a
chimney fire at 231 East Mission
street Little damage was reported.
PORTLAND, Feb. 20-m-Waee
Increases for 2500 workmen In
Oregon highway and heavy con
struction projects win go into ef
fect with signing of a new con
tract next week, J. M. Scudder.
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laoor reiauons counsel for Asso
ciated General Contractors, pre-
cuccea toaay.
He said only minor clauses need
cSu of aS.ZV la negotiations SSSLZS&iS
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comix m cmocnlad tM money cx&w I vfcTT4 uuiuus ana me con i ac wit your kid am cr buddav
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vrusLva mm inr nmstmnt nf i iiw increases wnnM i ri7 - j - iar mm
Chota eanrtMnr thm Thn.V. I nn?r from S tn, 9ft 1 TvlTjr-V,'1.111 of.or 0
Robert J. Bolts
Robert J. Bolts, an investment
counsel of Philadelphia, was ar-
restea in Kocbester, xf. and re
turned to the City of Brotherly
Lore to face charge of defrauding
? Of Tired Kidneys
Bdwrmt. don t jurt omnj.in sad do BoUtin
boo tlua. Nktora asay bm warains Tom tkai
SW kitlMys Md attention. . -
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pep sad Meraj. catting p aachta, aveiiinc.
pvffiBeai aadee ihm eraa. kaaJadalTaBddi
Enquirer.
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ielpki I nge from 5 to 20 cents an. hour I r.!Z r&SISdJn iSTthi
f for seven craft unions. : ; ; iti-lifuLirki
WASHINGTON, Feb.
aecreiary xckes announced
Thurseday an additional 1,200,
000 acres of land In ten western
states including Idaho. Oreeon
and Washington would.be brought
Alcohol Control
Hears Debates
Pro, Con Arguments
on "Wines Sales Wax'
at Joint Hearing
(Continued from page 1)
said that of the 14 states having
state liquor stores, only. Oregon
Twelve bills were signed
Thursday by Gov. Charles A.
Sprague. Four ef these originat
ed in the senate and eight In the
house. ; I'i 'y . -,
One ef these bills relates to
irrigation district elections and
was introduced by Senator Rex
Ellis, Umatilla county.
Other bills signed: .
SB Relating to special-
certificates for vocational teach
ers. - -v.;." ' - -
SB 1S4 Relating to certified
copies of certificates ef Cleglt-
imate birth.
SB 129 Relating to livestock
in Harney and Malheur counties.
HB J5 To provide fer em
ployment of parolees from pen
itentiary in forest camps.
HB 111 To provide method
f converting federal savings
and loan associations into do
mestic savings and loan associa
tions.
HB 137 Relatlnr to filing
fees of candidates.
HB 151 Relating to sale of
securities.
HB 152 Relating to disposal
of securities.
HB 234 Relating to appoint
ment of guardians for Insane
persons.
HB 274 Relating to dra wins-
checks en clients' .funds.
HB 430 Appropriation fer
state lime and linen board.
minority category.
I Sportsmen, appearing at a sen
ate game committee hearing; sup
borted bills to permit the gam0
Commission to appoint gamej pro
actors and to provide that state
police assigned to; commission du
ties shall do that work exclusively
after taking commission examinal
lions; to give the game commission
fble power to fix4 bag limits and
Seasons; and to permit owners of
nor than 820 acres of land to
iropagate game birds and shoot
0 per cent of those they liberate.
anskrit Sayani Dies
CAMBRIDGE, Iaas, Jeb!
C)-Dr. Charles Rockwell I
m a n, 90, professor-emeritus of
$anskrit at Harvar4 and an In
iernatlonally recognized author-
ily on oriental literature and culr
6ire, died Thursday at his home
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sfter long illness.
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under the department's soil and outside, the state stores. His bill;
moisture conservation program. I would remove Oregon rom the
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At the first slrn of a'eaeat otA-)d
Qaintnolets' throats aad ehaats ara
; rabbod with Children's Mild Masterolo;
! product nado to promptly reliero
the DISTRESS of children's colds and
resulting bronchial and eroapy cottghs
' TMitt asnsllr eomea milf Swinu
Uaiterol is MORE than an ardinani
"aire," It helps break up loeal eon-4
restion. As MuaUrolo is used on tho
Quints too mar bo mar tab ara b,Ih -
Jnt about tho BEST product madad
Also la Senior and Extra Strenoii fn
those preferring a stronger p
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No. 303 Cans
for
Dinner
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SUNSHINE
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2-lb. plig. . .
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TOBACCO
Extra Extra Special!
George Washington
1-lb.
Tins
390
(Not
a Misprint)
Limit
Thompson's Bulk
Hailed OA.
r ink, lb.
SUGAR
Dine
Glut Size Package
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Ground to Suit
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Carnalionllillr
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fl Per Case J
3.19 ;
Grade A Large , ,
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Fret
Ilorning Slar Coffee
19c 3 ibs. 55c
Sold with a positive money-back
guarantee.
FLOUR
21 .09
31.215
WESTERN
CHOICE, 49 lbs. ...
CASTLE BRAND
Montana Hard,
wheat, 49 lbs.
RED WHITE and BLUE or
KITCHEN i yv
QUEEN, 49 Ibs, 2LB4Bm5SP
We Keserve the Eight
Umit QnanUUes
Large Size - Instant!
Only
0X0 CUBES
IOC
MKeg;istsjiM
Pkg. ef 4 11
Large alsei ,j
Bkr. m iai '
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. Void After Feb. 24
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RANCHO SOUP
Vegetable.1 Tomato
Pea or Asparagus
cans for
SB3I1I1IS
Corandrcs.r.-7c
Ilice Krispies . . 10c
nUBbraIl...lO'e
Hew Spuds .. . L . 4 Ibsj 7c
Oadislies, new sprpfj, bnncli J ! 3c
nhnbarb, choice no! bouse, lb. 9 c
Fresh Peas . ; J . . 3 Ihl 23c
Orargcs, shopping tag of 2 doz. j39c
BnrHaa
High Prices
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