The Oregon statesman., June 23, 1944, Page 6, Image 6

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Disabled Vets
Protest Use
lectors
OfOBi
IJS Plane Gets
Jap Ship Lo
1 4-H Auction
Will Feature
Its OnSGOn STATESMAN. Calea Oregon, Tdidy llcing. June 23. ISH
! from the Pacific naval battle and I T"7T
"MoreiAiumals'.
WASHINGTON.. J tine
An exploding Japanese ship
ROSEBTlHf: Jim. ?ak-ThaPafiicr by a .freak accident, de-l With approximate! thre timwr
Disabled Amerin vran. Uvered its log and papers to one I as inanrr aniinals on the block as
Oregon, in convention here, pro- P Je ttackIn planes. I were offered .for sale last year bj trendy there were 357 advaiu. I ienge of would-be dictators to the
lesiea utaay against tne practice I "v ivuiwu woay u nap- w producers, uiei aecunes ana Z4B Issues un- rocJt ana sou formations in na-
f permitting conscientious I ob-1 P1 to.-'thfai ... ,. . . fall auction at the state fairground i changed. . - , . v . . . Gonal parks and the French penal
Mj.vut ux navax oaiue and I mTT " m 11
better evidence that Wednesdays A HTT? P IT I fl I Fr
II . .. " I W. .Ik rJLJkJh.
i icakuuu woiua not conunue.--
Transfers, Intermittently active.
wssresaiea i.z 17,1 50 shares
against 1,313,140 Wednesday. Th
5oaaiea jrresSi co-stock inrtp-r
was unchanged.
Indicative of . the cloudiness of
Of Subjects
Subjects ranging from the. chal
Jectors to leave camp for, civmanT AW A-OT; attack planes considerable U While &e -majority bir Trench
KujtMuiucut. , uitu jiuuijjj tycj- - "vi vuuuiji -u WHO UHT DOHL 13St IBnilit oil I -uuma viiovuvacvi VJ CxillIil
The pretest was written ; in one and two patrol vesseU off itow -the sponsoring ing put several leaden -ain- Toastol5: du0 P and
pairs, the planes came in massed I . T r1 hals were offered I were - touch! - J I fiBal summer session of the or-
at the same height to bomb the ?? " oul be1 tl later - backed 'down' ftm I tniz&Uoa Thursday night at the
-i-s - imimrwr in fh. mM 1 . . - ..
shirK.' '.
Th- ntiAt f ,:.. year, uieny explained; "
raHW v!JI vmiy annnais finished out and
mm b ww mm uu aax 1 111 .
his lead plane and might get JKiiftJSK
of, several respluUons. passed at wf New Guinea. Flying Ja ?Jmja Thursday noon, der water. New?highs 1544 ew ,officrs wct Installed at the
tne closing day of the convention,
wtuch was to be 'ended by elec
tion of officers later, today.
The resolution stated that ob
jectors are permitted to leave the
camps for work -wim-the forest
service and other civilian occupa-
best
Wider gainers included Nirtrf
-iaxe, deferred, tin 4. Amera.
up 2, American .Smelting.
up and St. Joseph Iad, up
Marlon hotel.
Mrs. Estni Brunk is new presi
dent; Winifred Pettyjohnu vice
president; vernice Boehm, secre
tary, and Harryette. Masonic,
treasurer. George Moorhead,
citipht tn ih. hnu ki- i C I e aeciared Club mem
I fmw, IMU&C I -m. J i i . .
titmx. - am naM nnrmol ra j U the Hfiht. flrinff narallrf 4a th 1 7t "7- jA-.T"- "wt P""' 1 1U. AmAnr 4, tZ. Z.tZ . ' f c ur e r. uec
it;rT"::r shin . Hi. k5" I .enines to such stock but also lJ: Toastmasters vice presiden t.
ZZTrr.???'."?'. however, iurf rTT, "I .? those caxed K" r
vkvIT . V bombs exDlodiKi: x" anafiea to accordance with lTfZT general critic for the speech pro-
Other resolutions urged pension tKJe3?Ia,e r . 1 ; ' - certain reoiiirements. t - i - oebck Transamerica, gram which nreceded 'thrief.
InrnaiM f 9A u mu I DeDHS from th thtn filial - K , I CTOWIt ZnrKarW C..hl.. lri- I? . "
vci totu uiui I . 1 Eifh 1iiK l. : I . MM i inl mi- auu-l tnrormal rmmv
o. v j: . , I air thnil Vm rv. a. I -.luuua kccnsRCDmiMn nil rsl t..i.h-i.i I
(UMwea penaraer - " . . - loi costs. Bierlv nM fwkii. r T" -.-uiMuiiy
rpafno an nrt f i k- m.i au oase ne found th hin' i . r ' : v.
eS be DVen lull connensatinn raim I lodged i in the tr IntiV of t.l..j t- ---
lnfnf sf . j nTflnV. Vv- m.l J 1 . " - S means
- k.vuu. iuuii)wii".. wwuj aMu. ioe uocu-1 or encouragement. !
w -Tce-conneciea aisaouny; menis revealed considerable in- K Animals off erd f th.
menonmt nf tha nnVD4 fnm( .V.4 i I .. r. I: w
" - wui uic cnemT con-1 Dormsii-r hrfn t;41. n
I r f 'flfl
quiring-deduction in compensation I voy.
a soldier receives during bosnital-
ization to provide that there be no
change in the pension until after
three months on hospitalization or
domiciliary care, and recommend
,1 . r . ., ....
Kuun oi eugiouiiy zor a
pension to a widow providing that
tne mairiage occurred-two years
before the death of the veteran, or
ir sue gives birth to a child by a
veteran. .
M . . .
.xne cwvenuon votea to sup
port ha cavin of Portland for na
tional cemmander.
Gas Stations
end
Susp
ttarket pricei except those in th
champion and reserve 'champion
wasses. int bonus paid for such
ammais is considered an invest.
Iment in the club member and bis
rumre, ne declared, i I
-t year purchasers
Lent Rain
Helps Crops
IniOregon ;
Speaking on The Challenge.
Mrs. Boehm declared there is in
spiration in hardship and in strife
for a just cause, maintained that
only when inspired - to sacrifice
can the United States and its al
lies win a satisfactory peace. Mrs.
& XHVheg discussed the for
mations and the; causes of them
which make many western na
tional parks places of yMfni in-
aft i.TT !. ; ... .
POBTT im ftM t... , 17' . pernunea
rWuna and - VinmiMt- . . .
Wash, service station have been I houses, Bierly said. 1 fTT
suspenaea lor business for the du-i Lions mi . aL, u v., ' matun
ration for selling, most of their get out the Wdder7end toald in LStr1U
tasoline aupply without ration niakinr the sau . anMar. . cept near , the coast where
coupons, the office of price ad- cess for the votm rfVr5r.VK. l"1 canty, improved.
nunistratJon (OPA) said today. - 4-H leader eiplainedi ' I lwrerrr Mto damaged ripe
in a surprise check on 94 sta- James Bishop, who will shortly "Til ww"foa; nowever,
Uons,OPAmyestigator. found SI succeed Bierlylt the? duhSS was Injured. The rain
m x . . - i . t miTOii navmiv 5
vi. mem accepting gasoline cou- Post Here when Bierlv enter th I TT I .
Doubrava. Hubbard, a owghter, Joyc Pons which were not yet valid, service was introduced to the club. I - - "op-weather sur-
SSir oora Warning against taking comvms i r!pOT P" crops of
... . . . , . t ' i i . um I miT. - I iu4. . I . . .
Earlyr cherries began moving to
market, the bureau said, and th
sirawperry harvest approached its
ciose in tne earlier ; areas
Oregon growers nearly eomnlo-
ted sugar beet thinning, and con
tinued thinning of later fruits.
Lettuce was marketed during the
PORTLAND, June 2J.-LPV-Fr-1 terest Mrs. Masonle dra
jpient rain during the pest week I maUcally of French prison is
ms eidea vegetation in most of J wnds, the treatment accorded men
me state, tne US weather hurnii 1 there and the work undertaken.
seid. today. . $ 1 Toastmistress member will
opnng Krainiimoroved.' enf I meet Tuesday night with Toast-
winter grain though still show-1 matezs as quests of the men's
ing-theeffertsof riroughtin afewelul for, its final session of the
areas neared maturity' in nwvt I summer.
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Iuferav To Mr.' and Sirs. J.hn R. I
the proper date, the
ahead of
OPA said
a xarge number of coupons would
be called before the regional OPA
hearing commissioner, and the
Chick Association
Schedules Meeting
CORVALLIS, June 22-(jP-The
Pit!
nuitr to Mr. and Mrs. WUford C
MUler. Amity, a - asn. WiUora Cleo,
jr., oorn May 2S, Woodburn hospital.
. HalkiimM To Mr. and Mrs. klmer
iainrua, uuoDara. a aon. Uary Lee,
born May 2V, Mroooburn oospital.
Letcher To Mr. and Mn Jam
Lecnter, a aaugater. bntrier Annei I others placed on probation.
v v i ww iwivura nuspiiai.
Aaeunaa io Mr. and Mrs. Anwony
aoiumh, oerraia, a on, Junxe
An'monjr, oorn rfune , Vvooaourn hos-1
raracvTO Mr. t and Mrs. Ivan C
, er, a oaugnter, ausan Ann, oorit
uc a, . iTDvauura nospiiai.
won xo Mr. and Mrs. Melvln G;
woo, firooas, on, toraon Uerala, !
pital. . . -. 4 .
To Mr. and Mrs. Glen W.
. mw svun wnnec (reel, a
Oausuter, jaarino enraunc, born June
a, eaooncsa notpau
latnmtmi o Mr. and - Mrs. Mike
O. Maiaia, farooKs, a- CMragaier,
rca zkcii, oorn su a, saiem lien-
ra. nospauo. . .,
. WBsa to Mr. and Mrs. Watte
A. BOWman. rouia A. a mm V. iimii.
penrr, oorn rfunt 14, ieicoaeu nos '
nasMm to Mr. and Mrs.. Lewis U
paiwra, mi junnwooa fea uc, a sou.
- ixraucui uwv, oorq vune u, &ea
toneaa nokpiuu. .
iwtreao io Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
p. Mnrena. rout , a eaugater, unw
ucuie, ootn rfune , AeavuneM ao- i
Ciark To Mr. and Mrs iniMt
Clarx, tO Morui ront sueet, a son.
4y croxt, corn wune , lAiacoucsw.
uvsiiiai.. . - ;
uutai-To Mr. and Mrs. Vincent M
Genoa, lSa jiortn Minxner sueeu a
aiicno! jiay, oorn wun it, iea
Conesa noapttax.
bcwia io jot. and Mrs. William A.
eacwis, route a, iwui ougniers, rtancj
ma ana una ta. oou une , uca
CoiieM noButui. i
Kunows., io Mr. and Mrs. Cfaarle-
. jvunowac-f, xzju uarnet street.
."uvd. wNuia marie, doi a un.
wwb i mt. ana Mrs. Ralph A.
jvraa 10 Mr.-aaa r. oert B
jonmtoa, a on, iauranc
fiuvn, oorn juq , jDeacooeas ho-
pitat. . , . .
-ae To Mr. and Mrs. Virgil p.de,
route , a son. Virgil iean. ourn jun.
. v, jracone nospiuu.
i.MOTica io a.r. and Mrs. Wesley
y. uwuicq, oaiem, a son, Vvefee
oeorxe. jr, oorn aun i, veaconesa
illniu.i
... ""lt-0 Mr n Mrs. James R.
mngnt, aouia Kui street, aaugn-
ci, uuui .uuecn, Dvm June 2, jjea.
cooess nospitai.
' swer-i atr. and Mrs. Benjamin
- 1 oetcer. Marion, a miuhtcr. Mam
Ann, oorn June , Leaconesa nospitai.
. - iv jr. ana trs. ivristuui
C. Uanaen, route 2, a daucnter. Krls
tme, oorn May l Saiem j General
i enamaktr To Mr and Mrs. Robert
rionanuuter, Tait, a dauanter, ranees
JEUine. oorn May til, iem General
aioapitai.-
;-" n1 Mrs. Thomas B.
H UL Jr, 920 Leslie street, a son. Thom
as rreane, bora Msy 29, aiem Cen-
rai nospiw. yr ir-,
, ! aaer To Mr. and Mrs.- Donald M.
ai Mann ' conaco street.
paugnter, uonna May, oorn May S,
bi ucncrai nospi.tsi.
cuutsen to Mr. and Mrs. Dmer
W. Cuthoert, route S, a aon. Ronald
aroes, oorn jeoraary J, Salem Gen
eral aosp-UL
OUoa to Mr. and Mrs. Manfred W.
Olson, 1320 Court street, a son, Man
f red Kobert. bom June. iZ. jaiem Gn-
ci at aospiuu. , i
Imlafc to Mr.' and. Mrs. Selwyn ln
- lah, 1430 rairmount. a aon, yacn Sel
yryn, born June II, balem General
nospitai. ' ; '' .
Mersca To Mr. and Mrs. Roy T.
Mersch. IndependeiM. a -son. Robert
Lee, bora June li, Salem General
" nospitai. ' - - ' - v
Dalian To Mr. acid Mrs. Harley A.
iuw0 4uucpaiunci a aon, uuzora
Sherman, born J mm 13, Saiem Gen
eral nospitai.
S saw To Mr. and Mrr Chad wick
a. bmw, zio ovum asra street, a
paugnier, unu oiene. bora June 10,
Deaeonesa hospital. ,
Mtt To -Mr. and " Mrs. WiUlam K.
r ion, is wunama avenasv aon, KweU
Man, oorn June a, ueaconess hospital.
Smith To Mr. and Mrs. Abe C
Smith, teai, Lee street, a - danghter.
Barnenn iouoe, oorn un ff, ut
coness hotpitaL
Ckakerman To Mr. and Mrs. Ceorsa
O. Ciaberman,' 734 Morth Tront street.
son. Sanwiel Boy, .- bora June ft,
Xeaconess honpltai.
I.tism To- Mn,'ao4 Mrs. Kenneth X
Xiham. Brooks, a' daughter, Ootma
Louise, born June s. Deaconess hoe-
pltal. . ;
licAIxaa Te Mr, and Mrs. Carl
XL MeAlexsnder. 33S SouUt lth street,
a son, Darrel Leroy.. bora June 13,
Peaconess hospital. .
IsTarre To Mr. and Mrs. Livorlo
B. NiTarro, 1334 Leslie street, a aon,
Alfred Joseph, bora June 3, Oeaconesa
hospital.' . -
BmlUi To Ms. ana Mrs. Donald R.
ra, a
ToStqck Market
NEW YORK, June 22.-aV
Leading rails and industrials tried
to find the comeback trail in the week,? and pea calming was well
i marcei ioaay ; ana: some underway.
Score A mine Vit 1 4ha I Viwi- Jl.
' - i :.- r fi o - vu ,u,vt waci iuti xutA, is in oioom, out tne
Oregonbaby chick association will enough losers to keep the list bureau predicted a short yield in
j .vww-u uaiurei; uwe i uucu ua leave avezBges sxeaay. I some areas. " I
t!J2AJ? .Buycnt. were cautious for the Moderate temperature, prevaH-
uivuuiuus uuc iu. iuus( uaxt, awaiuns runner news i ed during the wfr
SUverton Hikes Bond
Sales Up to $75,000
SILVERTON The Fifth War
Lean drfye at SUverton Is looktnr
up, with S75.SS0 reported sold at
the end of the first week. This
Is $63,080 more than was sold in
the same period ef time l in the
last lean eampairn, according to
Earl J. Adams, chairman of pub
licity. --:: .;-
"But" says Jim Clongh, ehalr-
man, Ve hare Jast started."
Oregon AFL
Won't Endorse
FourtliTerm
EUGEN t, June 22.-P)-The
Oregon State Federation of Labor
refused today to endorse a fourth
term far President Eooseevlt
Delegates to the - 42nd annual
state convention declared that la.
bor had advanced during the
Roosevelt adniinistration, but said
in a resolution that endorsement
of a fourth term should; come only
from, the national AFLi
A resolution favoring election
of i, Willis Mahoney, a I democrat
.the United States senate .was re
ferred to the executive board of
the federation at its fall meeting.
Mahoney is opposed by Sen. Guy
Cordon, republican, v J
Delegates called for deportation
of Japanese aliens and prohibi
tion of Japanese relocation of the
Pacific coast, but added a rider to
the resolution urging that no Am
erican citizen be deprived of cit
izenship rights. , . ..-
Congress was asked .torestrict
immigration - sufficiently to ' pro-
hunt without licenses; advocated
physical examination of food
handlers; urged: dis continuance of
the use of the bleach in flour; and
requested a two-year period to
file overtime wage claims.
tect American labor. .The conven
tion also urged strict enforcement
of child labor lawsr a 40 -hour
week with overtime pay for pub
lic employes, a ccanpuLsory state
compensation , plan, covering, all
WOTkers, and a-retirement system
lor firemen. ir--.
Delegates turned mumba down
on the employment oil interned.
war prisoners, in industry. They
approved., Bonneviue- power ap
propriations, and urged a per
manent postwar housing consume
tion program.
Other resolutions passed by the
convention opposed the sales tax
amendment and referres sales tax
bill; condemned the three-way ac
cident compensation plan; asked
for; funds for apprenticeship train
ing; backed .a safety and accident
prevention program; urged labor
representation on public boards;
endorsed privacy in Juvenile de
linmipnrv eases? nmnrh-tml laws
I permitting servicemen to fish and
daughter; Joyce Ann.
13, Deaconess cqs-
Smith, Aurora,
born February
riti.
C .-lia j Tto Mr. And Mrs. Robert I.
Ohiing. : Albany, a daughter, Linda
ife, born June 13, Deaconess hos
pital. : .
is a rls To Mr. and Mrs. Lee Davis,
Ala, a daughter, Siuan Dian, born
ju"e 14, Deaonr.ess hospitaL
I aUer To tlr. end . tlrs. Samuel
fater. 0 Abrams avenue, a son, Dan
Michael, born June 13, Salem Gen
ual cospitaL .
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ill r-i e-s - : ' !. f I II I 13
mm : am
. . . . Cotton Mesh, Rib. .nd lisle, Regular prfce, $1.65 and $1.93
; r 2 --T-i----...-...$i.fln - - j
III " I ""S -X I l I I I 1 t ' ! I ll
U- .;: is ; ---.-i I. Ill 1
.nuourocwotiijerwy. Regular price, up to $5.95 - M
ij . .........ggg
UUUU'U Cad f
... bKony Jcrscj, all color. nd Lci. Resular price; $4.95, til r H. 1113
i in mm. -- . ' ill ev
i i t" w-. , t rr i ii,-. ( isai-j
...S.cony Jer.erlan.; ftCn(l Vy H ,
long deeres, regalir 11. V VVX U Ciwt.
5?.95, u to go ii iiry-c !. ,n.n nc
"'"'""'"''MM"M'M "' -
Back In Salem
i
Dr. C. B. OUeffl !
. OPTOMETRIST
Sit Oregea Building -rhone
2-19S4 far Aynehstsnent
Jay::n's Chihcs IIccl
Tc;n:!:h Sp:cili:zii:na
Desi3ned for comfort as well ca
: style by the. finest craftsmen.: So-'
. lected ! all-wool Jabric? in single J
and dente-breasted models.. All
ready wear now.' '
.'.Others to
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Sportswear For Leisure
i . . ... .
. - Sport Coats A Leisure Coats
312.95 $20
:j j "STACKS ': ,
SS-95 to S12.50
: i JACKETS
$5.95 u $10
1
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Uallory Hats
Tan Heasea
- - Shirts
I. I W V - - u . " ?
Lc1
Snisrt Clothes
iFcrSu:rtIIen
"aajjM au mi iai.juj
'firm
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ii , i nnnmnnGf
Vta iff QOOX-CLEAU U'i byslcnkcy dJ
Qts. 15c
25:
HCtOROH
ran raoai CAurne
I Disinfects I
Xare package
230
Lax Flalics: -.JLarge package
LUX Or MstZOTo Toilet ScapBar 70
DSpimSbap'ie 2.(0)0
LUX. Pie Crust fllix. 17-oz. pk?. la
EnicIiGrs 33g
Utsaiics.
J2-oz. pks,
, 150
-Bma-EIif 3 Cereal.
-Pky
.190
Biz Crti:!icrs
Xarsa size
230
-1-Ib. class asPi
20
Cifc:2riao0
SjerrT!
52 c
23.1b.
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Top Qualify Dccl
If you haven't been satisfied with the beef you've
been bsyinsr. try our market this week. We hare
only Grade A, top quality, government inspected
beef. Enjoy a REALLY good roast or steak.
We have a supply of fryers to choose from!
jf OPEN DAILY TILL 7:30 P. M.
Fcr lie:!! b Enl Uc Caa'i Da Deal
Dade Ranch
Lcrjanbrry Prcssrvcs j2L 580
V-0
VeseUUe
Cocktail
Jnlca.
.18-oz. tin
0
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Pczuni Duller Johnston
150
50 0
02IH3 VlUmlaliea Food Print, ljb. j 590
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Dip Glivcs KLki w2Srrf n
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