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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 20, 1944)
PAGE SIITtm I i Tbm OnrGON CTATJXMAIl. Sedan. Oregon, Sunday Morning. February ZX 1SU National President to Attend FarmersVnion Convention Here James G. Patton, national president of the Farmer Union, and Gladys Talbot Edwards, educational director, will arrive in Salem .Tuesday to attend the annual convention of the Oregon Farmers' Union which will be held in ithe Veterans of Foreign Wars hall February 22 to 25. This ' is Patton' second trip to Oregon as national president, i He Attended the . 1941 convention. Having been in the news headlines juite ' frequently ; the past two years, he will be listened to with ' Interest not only by -the farmers but the public in general. Mrs. Edwards, a native of North Dakota, has been prominent in junior and educational work in that state and also in the national organization. Mrs. Edwards, a member of the well known Tal bot family, is highly spoken, of by many mid-westerners who have settled in Oregon. f The convention proper will get underway Tuesday morning un der the direction of Ammon Crice, state president, and Mrs. Rae Smart, secretary-treasurer of the Oregon Farmers Educational and Cooperative union. The annual meeting of the state Cooperative association will be held Tuesday afternoon with Chester Wohler in the chair. Patton wiH speak Wednesday morning and the regular meeting of the junior organization will be held in the afternoon followed by the junior banquet in the Veter ans hall at 8 o'clock. Thursday will be given over to action on a number of resolutions as well as mapping out a pro gram for the coming year. The annual j banquet will be held in the Salem high school at 6:30 Thursday night with Patton and Mrs. Edwards' as speakers.' The sale of tickets will be to the , membership until i ! i I 1 Woodburn Seeks 180 Blood Donors WOODBURN : Registration of blood donors. March 31 in Wood burn is under way. This is the second time for the mobile unit to come -to' Woodburn, although several carloads of donors ..went to Salem M January , to donate The November registration for Woodburn was ISO and this time 180 registrants are desired, f A donor must be 21 years of age, ex cept in the case of boys between 18 and 20 1 who must, have thei written consent of parents. Girls under 21 cannot be; accepted as donors. :, H'j ' '-'-vt s r'' -!'-Arrangements for the place are not yet complete. It is important however that : registrations be made early.; -to insure a proper assignment ;o time and to secure a sufficient! number of donors. Registration! Headquarters are at the Evenden -drug store, corner of Front and Hayes. British Smokers : Urged Not to 7orry ' About Cigarettes ; LONDON, Feb. li(flBritish smokers, who nav 50 rnt fnr' pack! of 20 cigarettes were told t. 1W .1 J M . . i u7 wju i nave to worry about any reDorts thai and tobacco might be rationed in we united States. . Britain is reicirtrl Ja i. sufficient supply of tobacco for monins to come, and smokers are urged not to rush their shops be cause of rumors of rationing. ' (In Washington ihm Wo- vt administration said It lis unlikely there -will be any tightening of tobacco allocations . tA Jirn States manufacturers which have been; in effect for th4 past two years, and the exnortsl to Britain this fyear will be as large as in isu-qana 43.) Mission (rfpiip luesday - AUMSVUJLE The Missionary society of the Bethel church met Tuesday 'with Mrs. E. Sinclair. In addition to the mission study, the women ' folded bandages for the Red Choss. . Mrs. Rose- Lederer of Red Oaks, Iowa, -has been visiting her sis- terMrs. M. O. Brubaker. . :- M. O. Brubacker, who has been in the Salem Deaconess hospital to be, treated for a - serious car buncle on the back of his neck, fa convalescing at his home here now. - ' . : Mrs. Harold Mullen,; who has been in a Salem hospital for the past month, came home Thursday. PJott Foresees 7ar VTorkers Remaining ; : WASHINGTON, Feb. 1P Rep. Mott (R, Ore) told the house public lands committee to bank on Oregon's new population of war workers staying put after the war. !fV;y----?vv K'-'M-.:" '--J'.,; "In most states when the peo ple come; to work in defense in dustries 4hey look forward to getting back home, Mott said. "But in Oregon, if they can en dure one rainy seaidhr you can't drive, them out'V ,- SheDbod LOS ' ANGELES, I Feb.; UHJPh Mrs. Edna Marie Skelton won a final, divorce decree from Richard Red" Skelton today, but shell stay on as the comedian's busi ness manager. I ,'- ' -r Meliama Sells 05000 in Bonds I- i - XMEHAMA H" Mn. Elizabeth Hughes and Mrs. John Teeters en tertained the Women's club last week. The roll -call - was answered by giving Valentine rhyme and Valentines were exchanged. The report f the fowth war bend committee: Mrs. Elmer Taylor, Mrs. j Key FhOippI . and Mrs. B. S. , Shields, shewed a: return ef S500e. " y -.l . U f: ' - The Kcd Cm eesamiUee ap- pointed are Mrs. B. L. Klrsch. Mrs. Raymond Branch, Mrs. Chris McDonald, , Mrs. Jim Henebeek and Mrs. Key Fhll- : . -vm- v Work has been started on hous es being" built j by Roy Philippi. One house is roofed and sided and the framework of five more' is cp- -: v-:i An addition Is being built onto the .Merle Johnson home. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hennebeck; and daugh ter will move into' the house 'as soon as it is completed. Mrs. Metier Johnson will live there also. ' tDelbert Bass, oldest son of Mrs. Hazel Bass,' passed bis examina tion last week and is waiting call fir duty with the US navy. 1 - Wava Bass Is traveling to Klam ath Falls this t eek to Visit her sis-, ter and family, the Bernard Aitch- faons. ---"ill- : . ; ' Greenslade Appointee? WASHINGTON, Feb. lJPf Appointment of Vice: Adm. John W. Greenslade to the newly-created office of Pacific coast coordl- nalAP a itt 1 rtrl Brm en- nounced by Secretary of the Navy Knox. morning when tickets available to! the public.' Friday will brina final action on resolutions and election of of- Wednesdayficers f or thf fcoming year. In chart e of Dr. Fred Fageler, Registered Optometrist; Associate Registered Optometrists: Dr. M. J. Kelly, Dr. Robert Gilbert. Dr. W. B. Tuck, Dr. William Siddens, Dr. Fred E. Chambers : ---- :S " : " " -' HERES ( - DR. SEMLER Dentist THATS I - I ; t - - ? ' V i'?'' 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