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Thm OEEGON ! STATESMAN. Salem- Oregon. Friday Morning, April 4, 1941
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Cub Pack No. 1 :
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Conducts Meet
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j The first monthly meeting of
ub Pack No. 1 was eld at the
Rotary cabin Wednesday night
the dens. Each Cub was presented
with the proper insignia and plans
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under Cubmaster C. E. Jansen.
Scout Executive Ronald R. Rud
diman of the Cascade area coun
cil spoke briefly. Cubmaster Jan
sen introduced the pack commit
tee 'consisting of Bjarne Zricksen,
chairman; L. T J. Young, Arthur
Myers, V. D. Bain and Floyd
McClellan representing the' Rotary
club. He paid special, tribute-to
the den mothers, Mrs. V. D. Bain,
Mrs. B. Ericksen, Mrs. A. V. My
ers, Mrs. C. E. Jansen -and Mrs.
C. Cline who meet weekly with
meeting place. Boy Scouts from
Ships Lots of Turks ":' 7
the Rotary-sponsored troop No. 1,
JUNCTION CITY, April JH
.were made for the next meeting
Harry i,,Weidemeir, Scoutmaster,
serve as den chiefs. The den chiefs
are .Jerry Montgomery. "Jimmy
Jones, y Robert Bobbins, . Frank
Deckebach and Dick Whitely.
-Otto Marquardt, local turkey
man, disclosed Thursday that
he had shipped 13,000 turkey eggs
to Minnesota and Iowa last week.
He valued the shipment at $2509.
on April 25. -; 1 J
The Rotary club, sponsor of tie
pack, ; contributes to its support
and provides the cabin for ja
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Bills
Vetoed, Governor; One Measure
Approved; Another in Part
Sprague Exercises Item Veto for First
Time in Eliminating $20,000 From
Education Board Probe Expenses !
- Four bills passed by the 1941 legislature were vetoed Thurs
day by Gov. Charles A. Sprague and the single item veto power
exercised for the first time. Bills disapproved in whole were:
Jones wine bill, which would
bare authorized licenslnr of retail
liquor dispensers to sell natural
light wines for "premise' een
tfumption. - Dairy advertising and sales pro
motion commission bill.
Cosmetie therapy board bUL
Appropriation of $3000 to meet
claim of Mrs. Elizabeth E. Brown
' for Injuries suffered in a fall at
the Western Oregon stale tubercu
losis hospital In January, 1939.
; "The imposition of a compul-
sory tax on producers for a pur-
pose whose attainment is uncer
! tain as I believe it to be under
this act "'seems -to me too arbi
trary," the governor wrote of the
dairy bill.
Wishes Army
Would Make
tJp Mind
COQUILLE, April 3HP)-BiH
Fook 26, wishes the army would
mate up its mind and quit in
terrupting his vacation.
A meter and appliance man,
Bill applied for enlistment and
was told he might be called mo
mentarily. No call came so he checked
with (he, local draft board which
said the date probably would be
April 7. Bill at once started on
a two-week vacation trip to Cali
fornia with his mother.
They hardly were out of sight
on March 22 before BUT father
was notified that Bill was to re
port for duty at once because
several men had been rejected.,
Pook, sr., burned the telegraph
wires and finally located Bill at
Yosemite. BUI started home, but
meantime, his father learned
that several volunteers again
would delay Bill's call. Another
flood of telegrams failed to halt
the return trip and Bill reached
home yesterday only .to learn
that he might as well have con
tinued his vacation.
But it was just as well Bill
learned today that some of the
volunteers failed to pass physi
cal examinations and he prob
ably will be Inducted into the
service April I anyhow.
That's only four days, but Bill
till is skeptical.
Of the cosmetic therapy bill, the
governor said he had experienced
enough, difficulty in organizing the
existing board and did not want
to undertake an unneeded reor
ganization. , Two investigations havfti.dis
closed that the state was not liable
for the claim entered by Mrs,
Brown, the governor reported. ;
The executive 'approved one bill
in full and another in part.
The bill approved in full regu
lates the trade of watchmaking
and watch repairing, fixes the li
cense fee, and creates a state board
of examiners in watchmaking, to
be composed of five members.
Board members will be appointed
by the Governor and will receive
$10 a day while actually engaged
in official business. The license
fee for persons wishing to engage
in the watchmaking profession is
$15.
Two items, aggregating $20,
009, were eliminated from a
measure appropriating $190,000
for the expenses of investiga
tions and experimentations by
the state board of higher educa
tion through the Oregon agri
cultural experiment station.
One vetoed item of $16,000 pro
vided for investigation, utilization,
processing and distribution of sur
plus Oregon products by drying,
canning, freezing and other meth
ods. The other item disapproved by
the governor was $4000 for disease
and insect control in western Ore
gon of vegetables, floral and grass
specialty seed crop production.
Governor Sprague said these
two items of the appropriation bill
were vetoed on the ground of
economy.
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VVomenV SPUN RAYON
Seveu Recruits
Enlist in Army
From Salem
Salem's enlistments in the reg
ular army for the month of March
totaled seven, according to Staff
Serg. Willis S. Estep, commander
of the Salem army recruiting sta
tion. The Oregon recruiting dis
trict, comprising this state and
five Washington counties, enlist
ed 161 men during the month.
Enlistments from other district
sub-stations were as -follows: Eu
gene, 5; Astoria, 3; Pendleton, 10;
Ontario, 10; Klamath Falls, 11;
Marshfield, 3; and Medford, 6.
Because Oregon's quota for
oversea service is not yet filled,
a short extension on the March
31 deadline for enlistments in the
Hawaiian, Philippine and Panama
departments ' has been : granted.
Other vacancies now available in
clude the air corps, Gray field.
Fort Lewis, Wash.; McChord field,
Wash., and Fort Douglas, Utah,
Lt Estep said.
FDR Speaks
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This picture was taken on the
White House yacht, Potomac, an
chored at PL Everglades, FUu, as
. 'President Roosevelt made -.his
"Jackson Day ' address, post
poned from January. The address
was broadcast.' Staneng behind
the president here is his secretary,
Stephen Early. Mr. Roosevelt has
returned to Washington f oIlowiEg
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