mi Man Tells
Khvanians of
US Protection
' On of the most pressing prob
lems here at home In connection
with the war effort is sabotage,
R. P. Kramer, special agent for
' the FBI, told Salem Kiwanians
Tuesday, - while reporting that so
far there has been "no successful
act of foreign-directed sabotage
in the United States." ,
Out of the '8000 reports of sus
pected sabotage, all were attribut
ed by the FBI to negligence, care
lessness or to , Indirect sabotage,
which Kramer defined as ' that
committed by persons who have
' no connection with foreign agen
cies and who have no intention of
wrong doing but who impede the
war effort '
In 1939 the FBI started argoniz
lng the United States against sab
otage by- suggesting a program to
protect government plans and
workmen in industrial plants and
The OILSGOH STATEC2 IAIL Colon.' Oregon, Wednesday Morning; April 23. 1343
PAcr czvn?
Tee tough to fool with , . . Lucky Jordon" starring Alan Ladd and
- Helen Walker. "Lucky Jerdon," opening tomorrow at the Grand the
atre. Ic eo-f eatored with "Silver Skates" with Kenny Baker, Patri
cia Morison and Belita. '-'. r rf ;T
by arresting, investigating and in
terning dangerous alien enemies.
The protection of the nation
against sabotage has been accom
plished by the 5000 special agents
of the FBI with the cooperation
of local law enforcement officers
in each state, county and' city.
" Continued freedom from sabo
tage rests with the people, Kramer
declared, as he urged citizens to
be on the watch for suspicious acts
and to report them to local law
enforcement officials. ; Kramer
based his belief that there would
be attempts at foreign-directed
sabotage in the future upon the
landing of the eight nazis In Flor
ida last spring and upon the fur
ther fact that fifth column activi
ties became a recognized part of
the axis technique in Europe.
Teacliers Get
1st Pay Rise
In M Years
EUGENE, ::, April 17-(ff)-T h e
state board of higher education
Tuesday authorized the first gen
eral pay .boost -since ; Oregon's
higher education system was cre
ated 14 years ago and announced
appointment of Dr. David W. E.
Baird as dean of the University of
Oregon medical schooL' Zr Jit
i Approximately 60 per - cent of
the increase in wages and salar
ies to employes and staff mem
bers of the state's institutions will
go to those making less than $200
monthly, more than 74 per cent to
those receiving less than $250.
This Ja the breakdown: f ,
. A 25 per cent increase for staff
members making $100 annual
ly or less; 20 per cent for those
between $1,200 and below $1,800;
15 per cent on the first $1,800
only for those making more than
$1,800. The increases - are- effec
tive as of April 1.
Chancellor R. M. Hunter said
that funds provided "by the last
legislature would not be adequate
to cover the increases but insti
tutional budget reductions would
take care of the remainder. -'
Dr. Balrd's elevation from act
ing dean of the Portland medical
school becomes effective June 30.
He will succeed Drv R. B. Dille
hunt, whose health is causing' him
to retire. Dr. Dfllehunt, who has
been dean since 1920, will be
come . dean, emeritus. -:: -
Dr. Baird, 44-year-old native of
Baker, will receive a salary of
$7,000 annually. He graduated
from the school in 1928, became
assistant professor of medicine in
1932, associate dean in 1937, act
ing dean In 1941.
r The board estimated the sys
tem's annual . operating budget
would be about $3,225,000, trim
med some ; $200,000 by non-replacement
of staff members call
ed to war work. : i
SEBRING, Fla HVLo- of
business, but nobody to wait on
the customers," C H. Yarbrought,
pharmacist, said Saturday in ex
planation of closing his thriving
drug store.
He. hung; this sign on the door:
"Closed on account of no help." 4
Guns - Defend Capital
jwi.LawwJ
This 90mm anti-aircraft gun Is In firing position as part ef the wartime defenses ef Washington. Imltav
tlon grass covers can be slid ever the gun to camouflage it. Associated Press Telemat -
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