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Th 02EG0N STATESMAN. Salem, Oregon. Thursday Morning. December It. 1941
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Plans Probe
Of Log Roads
An inspection trip along the
Ekhorn road which runs beside
the Little North Fork of the San-
tiam above "Lomker's bridge In
the near future will help county
court members determine whether
or not they will attempt to keep
the road open through the winter,
members indicated Thursday aft
er they had heard from sawmill
operators of that vicinity reports
of difficulty in moving out loads
of lumber.
L. C Van Handel and Sim
EUel. who with the Mehama
Lumber company operate mills
in the area, told the court that
small slides downstream from
the luxe one of a few weeks
ago bat still above the bridge
had created road problems
there, and that the new roadbed
tC the site of the earlier and
larger disruption was difficult
to traverse.
The three mills and two large
logging operations, C & H Logging
company and the Murphy Timber
company, operate numerous
trucks and have in recent months
been engaged in fining large de
fense orders, the court understands.
China Relief Drive
Starts in January
Start of the United China Relief
drive in Salem will not be until
after the first of the year, because
of the war emergency and other
present financial problems, Chan
dler Brown, Marion county chair
man, announced Thursday. Until
then contributions Willi be accept'
ed at the Salem banks.
Named to the campaign advis
ory board are Brown, chairman,
William McGilchrist, Jr., J. J.
Gard, Claude A. Kells, Paul B
Wallace and Tinkham Gilbert.
Lynn P. Smith, treasurer, and
Gardner Knapp, publicity, are
board members.
New Citizens
Get Papers
AtYuletide
Certificates some of the future
owners have declared will be
Christmas gifts extraordinary'
are to be presented the day after
Christmas to 32 new American
citizens at a special program
sponsored by the Federated Pa
triotic Societies of Salem. ,
Citizenship was conferred on
the 32 men and women at the
close of naturalization court
hearings in Salem the first week
in December, but the certificates
indicative of their new status
have been held in the county
clerk's office for the presentation
ceremonies.
The program is scheduled for
7:30 p.m. Friday, December 26,
in the larger of the Marion county
circuit court rooms.
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Fred Mtytr French Dressing, pt. botl. 23c
Fred Meyer French Slendol, pt. botl. 32c
Garnishing Cherries, bulk pint 39c
Mixed Fruit in Sherry, bulk 'pound 33c
GlacV Cherries, plump, flavorsome H.35c
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Tom 4V Jorry latter, pt. ctn. 33c, o.t. 49c
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Honolulu Newspaper Forecasted Nippon Attack
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Jobless Pay
Claims Data
Is Reported
New claims for onem&loymeat
insurance for the 1H benefit rear
will be taken in 23 state emplor
mmt office begfnnfnr Monday.
December 22, Administrator Silas
Galser announced Thursday.
To be eligible for benefits,
workers must serve two waiting
weeks after bavinf earned sZOO in
covered employment during the
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The accompanying- facsimile of the Honolulu Sunday Advertiser's
first page, issue of Sunday, November 30, is startling proof that
some quarters at least in the Hawaiian Islands, expected the Jap
anese attack. Note the ..headline streamer at top of page one:
"Japanese May Strike Over Weekend!" The fact of the matter was
that the newspaper was one week ahead of schedule, the actual
assanlt rominr the follawlnr Sunday. December 7. This copy of the
Honolulu newspaper was received by Attorney Walter J. Walsh of
San Francisco. Those who saw the newspaper were struck by the
idea that civilians apparently were expecting attack.
Union Chapter
Names Chiefs
John T. Graybill was reelected
early this week as president for
1942 of Salem chapter 324 of the
International Brotherhood of
Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Ware
housemen and Helpers.
Other officers are Dick Seavy,
reelected vice-president; James
Mortell, recording secretary; Bob
Seddon, trustee for three years;
Max Burns, business representa
tive for Albany and Corvallis dis
trict. Fred Boyer and Bud Bowes
are trustees for one and two years,
respectively.
In the contest for the office of
secretary-treasurer and business
representatives, Lew Harkins de
feated Walter Worrell. Harkins is
one of the oldest members of the
union and has held several offices
in his local.
Snell Mulls Action in Ruling
On Tax Referendum Petitions
What action Secretary of State Earl Snell will take in con
nection with Wednesday's opinion of Attorney I. H. Van Winkle,
holding the contributions' and expenditures' statement filed by
the Oregon Retail Grocers association, along with referendum
petitions attacking the cigarette
Final Rites for
Resident Held
Funeral services for Francis
Newton Berry, Spanish-American
war veteran who died here Mon
day, were held from the Clough
Barrick chapel Thursday.
Berry was born November 20,
1872, at Lyons, and was a mem
ber of the Court Street Christian
church here. Survivors include
his widow, Mrs. Ella Berry, Sa
lem; two daughters, Mrs. Novella
Afflick, Klamath Falls, and Mrs.
Eva Luttrell, St. Helens, and one
son, Laurence Berry, Portland.
tax law of the 1941 legislature,
inadequate, probably will not be
determined for several days, Snell
announced Thursday.
Snell returned here late Wed
nesday night from Chicago where
he attended a defense conference.
Van Winkle held that the ex
penditures listed In the state
ment were too general in char
acter and do not comply with
the law which provides that
they shall be itemized and show
for what specific services the
expenditures were made.
The Oregon Retail Grocers as
sociation was one of three spon
sors of the referendum attack on
the cigarette tax law. The peti
tions were filed here June 12.
In case Snell follows the opinion
of the attorney general and re
fuses to place the referendum on
the ballot the cigarette tax law
would become operative!
Officials said such action by
Snell probably would result in
a mandamus suit belnjr filed by
the grocers association attack
ing Van Winkle's opinion and
asking that Snell be compelled
to place the referendum meas
ure on the November general
election ballet This would de
fer operation of the cigarette
tax law until the courts had
ruled on the proceeding.
The law provides that in case
a sufficient certified statement of
contributions and expenditures is
not filed with referendum peti
tions, the secretary of state shall
not place the measure petitioned
for on the official ballot
Death Takes
Ranch Owner
Roy S. Springer, 49, owner of
the ranch operated by Lester
Pearmine in the Eldriedge dis
trict, died recently in Springfield,
Mo., where he had lived since
suffering a heart attack in the
Philippines.
Springer, who operated a whole
sale drug business in the islands,
bought the 720 acre ranch in 1934.
On the property Joseph Gervais
erected a large house over 100
years ago and farmed with the
aid of Indian slaves.
It is believed that Mrs. Spring
er will return to Salem with Mrs.
Pearmine, who is visiting in the
east.
base year that ended September
30, 1941.
First benefits for the new year
may be drawn for the week end
lug January It. 1942, If unem
ployment continues unlnlernrpt
edly lute the new benefit year.
Those drawing 1941 benefits
during the year ending January
S. 1942. may start drawing 1942
benefits wttheut serrtng wait
ing weeks If they also are est
rf work during the first week of
the new benefit year and are
otherwise eligible.
A year ago 27,676 claims were
taken before February 1. Up to
December 6, the commission re
ceived 58,251 claims of which 49,
450 were found valid. Of these
12,382 claimants have drawn their
maximum benefits totalling $1,
264,521, while all payments have
reached $249,910.
Flavory Breakfast Combina
tion Three 1 0c Ham Slices
One Dozen Dated
Grade A Large Eggs
71c Value
Probe Group to Meet
PORTLAND, Dec. lS.--Rep.
James A. Rodman, Eugene, chair
man of the special Oregon legis
lative committee to investigate ad
ministration of old-age assistance,
said Thursday the committee
would meet at Eugene March 6.
Death of Woman
Called Suicide
Death of Mrs. Alma Peake in
West Salem Wednesday was de
termined to be suicide, J. Paul
Bollman, Polk county deputy cor
oner, announced Thursday.
Mrs. Peake, 30 years of age,
drowned in the bathtub at her
residence. Two notes were left
to her family.
Funeral services will be held
Saturday at 11 a.m. at Lincoln
Memorial Park chapel. Portland,
under direction of Clough-Bar-rick
company.
Vet Building
Is Available
The dance clubs and social
groups who have made rental res
ervations for use of the VFW
building should not be perturbed
by the recent announcement that
the Marion county defense coun
cil has made its headquarters in
the building, VFW officials said
Wednesday.
The defense council is quar
tered in the basement and the
personnel use the outside base
ment entrance. The social groups
use the first floor.
Tenants desiring to use the
building's kitchen facilities may
be slightly inconvenienced. How
ever, Marion post officials believe
that their rental clientele will
gladly accept these minor adjust
ments in kitchen service.
The Marion county defense
council was offered the use of the
VFW building as a patriotic ges
ture from a patriotic organization
who desire to render all possible
aid during the present emer
gency. The building ha s been fully
blacked out which will permit
continuation of functions during
an air raid warning.
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