Th OE2GON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon. Thunday Morning, July 27, 1344
PAGE HEiT.
VandalsBurn
Jap Cemetery
PORTLAND, July 26 cqp Po
lice were searching today for per
sons who vandalized the Japanese
cemetery . here, burning - wooden
grave markers and uprooting
stone monuments. ,
. What had once been neat lines
, of gravestones lay like rubble along
the fence of the cemetery, dese
crated before in 1943. A nearby
resident extinguished a fire set
,. among wooden grave markers.
. . , George J. Gauss, juvenile court
officer,, said : the stones were so
. scattered . they, probably never
, could be returned to the proper
I
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4
graves. v.- .
n - A young boy, previously arrested
for larceny, confessed to part of
the destruction, Clauss said. "But
. I don't believe boys alone would
have been capable of it all,! he
. added.. .There , are ponderous
stones toppled' over and broken
Which .youngsters simply would not
- have the strength to move."
Gty 'Employes Resign
To Get Higher Wages
TWIN FALLS, Idaho -tfV All
city employes excepting depart
ment heads resigned. A moment
.later the city council reappointed
them, all at higher wages.- -
A city ordinance provides tha
an employe may not be given i
pay increase without an inter
tuption in service.
Today's Pattern
You'll : make a pretty picture
in your sunfrock with its saucy
bows, airy "dutch cap. Pattern
4845 includes blouse to wear un
der jumper.
Pattern 4845 comes in Junior
miss sizes: 11, 12, 13, 14, 13, 18,
17 and 18. Size 13 sundress and
cap, 2Vt yards 35-inch fabric.
Send flXTlXN CENTS In coUu
far tnls Mttem to The Ore of
Statesman. Pattern Dept. kalem
Ore. Write plainly SIZE. NAME
ADDRESS STYLE NUMBER.
TEN CENTS rftore bring our 1S44
Anne Adams Sprinl Pattern Book
Slew eanr-to-make styles rree Pat
tern printed to book
Today's
Needlecraft
, Cool comfortable gayly
embroidered and made out of
but 1 yard of material! The ap-
Dliaue chicks are sister's: bro
ther, coes nauticaL :
. Make two suits from one pat
tern! Pattern 909 has a transfer
pattern of 2 bibs, pockets, ne
cessary pattern pieces for suits
in sizes . 1, 2, 3 and 4.
c.a n.EVXN CENTS to coins to
this Dattera to The Oregon States
man. Needlecraft Dept., .Salem, ore
SrH- niainlv PATTERN NUMBIR
youT NAME and , A3DRESS. t
rtnmn rents "more brings rod out
Mew 22-page Needlecraft Catalog
. 133. Uurtrationa , of ,deelgne Tov
embroidery, knitting. traevw
home dtcoration toys ; - . - -
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Where They AreWhat
CpL Kansom Carpenter,
wife, Mildred EL Carpenter, re
sides at 1095 North 15th street,
Salem, is a supply clerk with
the air service command In
England.
Srt. Harold W. Cochran, son of
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cochran of
Scio. who Is now at Barnes hos
pital, Vancouver, Wash. He was
with the 41st division in New
Guinea and later was in a hos
pital in Australia. His wife, the
former Maxine Etxel, resides in
Salem.
Andrew Lalack, US navy, sea
man 2c, and Pvt. Joseph Lalack,
US marine corps, have returned
to San Diego after spending leave
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Lalack of Dallas. They
also visited relatives in Mill City
and with their sister, Rose Lalack
of Salem.
KSLM MBS THUBSDAT 1JM Kc
10 Musi cl Timekeeper.
8:4S News.
7 KX) New.
7:13 Rise and Shine.
7:30 Strint Ensemble.
7:45 Today's Top Trades.
8:00 Good Shin Grace.
8:30 News.
S:49 Orchestra.
t:00 Boake Carter.
:15 Pastor's Call.
9:30 Midland USA.
S:4S AmazinC Jennifer Logan.
10:00 Hardy. News
19:15 Democratic Nat. Convention.
II AO Cedric Foster.
11:15 US Navy.
11 JO Skyline Serenade.
11:45 Kellogg Musical Library.
IS :00 Organauues.
12:15 News.
12:30 Hillbilly Serenade.
12:35 Nashville Varieties.
12:45 The Smoothies.
1:00 News.
1 :05 Spotlight on Rhythm.
1:15 Lum 'n' Abner.
1 :30 Full Speed Ahead.
2 0 News.
2:05 Broadway Band Wifon
2:15 US Navy Band.
2:45 Radio Tour.
3:00 News.
3:05 Concert Hour.
3:45 Johnson Family.
4:00 Fulton Lewis. Jr.
4:15 Merry Moons.
4:30 World's Front Page.
4:45 Roundup Revelers.
5o News.
5:15 Superman.
5:30 Tom Mix.
5:45 Gordon Burke.
8:00 Gabriel Heatter.
S :15 Screen Test.
6:30 Garden Talk.
S:45 Sports.
7:00 Convention.
9.00 News.
9:15 Rex Miller.
9:30 Fulton Lewis. Jr.
9:45 Merle Pitt Orchestra.
100 Wings Over West Coast
10:30 News.
10:45 Music.
11. -00 Open House.
11:55 News Roundup.
12-00 Sign Off.
KOINCHS THTJBSDAY 5S
avc.
6:0ONews.
S:15 Texas Rangers.
30 KCMN Kiock.
7:15 New.
7:30 News.
7.-45 Nelson Prlngle.
. 8:00 Consumer News.
:1-Vahant Lady.
8:30 Light of the World.
. 8:45 Aunt Jenny
9:00 Kate Smith Speaks.
9:14 Big Sister -9
30 Romance ot Helen Trent
9:45 Our Gal Sunday.
10:00 Life Can Be Beautiful.
11:00 Portia Faces Life.
11 :1S Joyce Jordan
11:30 Young Dr. Malone.
11:45 Perry Mason.
12.-00 News.
12:15 Neighbors.
11:30 Bright Horizons.
12:45 Bachelor s Children
1 :00 Broadway Matinee.
1 55 Dorothy Fisher.
1:30 Mary Marlin.
1:45 Problem Clinic.
2:00 This Changing World.
2-15 Newspaper ot the Air.
2:45 Wilderness Road.
. 3:00 News.
3:15 State Traffic
330 Stan of Today. -
3:45 World Today.
-' 3 :55 News. - 5 -'t ;- -
40 Lady of the Press. c
4:15 Bob Anderses, News.
430 Tracer f Lost Persona.
' 10 Galen Drake.
: SOS Red's Gang.'
If functional perlodio dlsturbanoee
make you teal nervoua. tired. isstlMS.
dracxd out" ot such tUnea try fo
nouM Lydls R. Plnkhsm'a Vegetable
Compound to relieve euch symptoma. It
kelps nature Plnfchare'a Compound ta
also a grand ototnaehio tonlo. Follow
label directtona. WortA vying I
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They Are Doing .
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SCOTTS MILLS TSrt Albert
B. BowelL son of Mr. and Mrs.
B. F. Howell is enrolled as a
student In the instructors in
doctrination unit at the army
air field In the second air force
at Galveston army air field,
Texas. This school utilizes the
skill and knowledge of : veter
ans In aerial warfare and trains
combat men to serve as instruc
tors at training bases. Howell
took part in 25 missions against
the enemy over France. He won
the Distinguished Flying- Cross
and the Air Medal with three
Oak Leaf clusters.
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Pfe. Armond L. Carrow, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Carrow,
route 2, Monmouth, is now on
Admiral Nimits' general staff
in the South Pacific, according
to word ! reaching bis parents.
The young marine Is a graduate
of Salem high school and enter
ed the service In October.
9:30 Harry rlanncry. Mews.
8:45 News
55 B01 Henry.
oe Major Bowes
9 -JO Corliss Archer.
70 First Line.
730 Here's to Romance.
8:001 Love A Mystery.
8:15 Passing Parade.
8:30 Death Valley Days.
8:55 New.
9:00 Dresrmn Time.
9:15 All-Star Dance.
9:30 Orson Welles.
10- 00 Fives Star Final.
18:15 Wartime Women
10:20 Gardening with Bouquet
10.30 Orchestra.
HUM News.
HAS Carlos Molinos Orchestra.
11:30 Airflo of the Air.
11:35 Orchestra.
11:45 Orchestra.
11- ss News
12:00 Serenade -
12:30-6:00 a Jn. Music and News.
KEX BN TRITKSDAY I1M K.
6)0 Musical Clock.
6:15 Farm and Home Makers.
8 :4 Western Agriculture;
7-00 Home Harmonies.
7 :05 Top o" the Morning.
7:15 News
730 James Abbe Observes
7:45 The Listening Post.
00 Breakfast Club
9:00 Glamour- Manor.
930 Breakfast t Sardi'S
10:00 News. ,
10:15 Stars of Today.
10:30 My True Story.,
10:55 Aunt Jemima.
11 KM Baukhage Talklng.
11:15 The- Mystery Chef.
11-30 Ladies Be Seated.
12:00 Songs, by Morton Dowsey.
12:15 Hollywood Star Time.
123&-News.
1)0 News.
1 :15 Radio Parade.
1 Time Views the News.
1:45 Glancing at Hollywood. '
150 Edward Jorgenson
1 -00-, What's Dnin. ladies.
230 Voice of Experience.
2:45 Christian Science Program.
' 3.-00 Grace Elliott
3:15 New
330 Rollie Truitt Tim.
3:45 Don Norman Show. .
4:00 Musical Mysteries. -
430 It's Murder.
4:49 Sea Honnn
50 Terry and the Pirates
S:l-Dicki Tracy.
530 Jack! Armstrong.
5:45 Hop Harrigsn. .
6:00 Sunset Serenade.
8:15 News. -
8:30 Spotlight Bands
S AS The Story Teller.
. 7 AS Raymond Gram Swing
7:15 Appointment for Life.
7-30 Red Ryder.
8:00 News.
8:18 Lum and Ahnev
8:30 US Coast Guard.
9.-00 Joe E. Brown.
... 938 News
9:45 Johnny Harrell's Gang.
- 10.-00 Americs's Town Meeting.
11 00 Concert Hour.
SOW-NBC THURSDAY 4529 K.
4:00 Dawn Patrol.
8 30 News
7 .DO Music
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Veal and
EZcgs Uanlol1
Top 1 Prices Paid! :
- ' Frompt smlttaace .
'It. -U Ship U
Ileil Divi:!:n
414 & W. TamhiU St or
& E. S2nd A Foster Blvd.
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We can accept only
.., animals killed la
Compliance wUh : O. r. A
regulations. - v,.
SOUTH PACIFIC BASE Sgt
James M. Miller, whose .wife, the
former sMrs, (Amelia Lucas, lives
at High.; and ; Mill . streets, Salem,
Ore., has arrived overseas.
Sgtr Miller who! was formerly
a papermiU worker for the .Ore
gon Pulp and Paperj.Co was
previously stationed at Blythe
ville, Arkv and KearrisJ Utah,
! i --4 i! ; .
Word : hu been received that
Edwin Maerz has been promoted
from second : lieutenant to , first
lieutenant He is si first pilot on
a B-25 and is stationed; in India.
His wife and, son, ;Edwin, II, re
side whh her parents, ! Mr. "and
Mrs. U V.' Decatur,' on refute 3.
Lt Maerz .was stationed in Italy
before Igoing to India.! He has
been" overseas since November,
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U H i- i
Edward C. Grady, Jr, Sle, has
returned to his ship after a five-
day leave with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. E. C. Grady, 158 West
Washington street I He has i been
in the service 10 ! months, I most
recently serving in the Aleutians.
. i- 'i . .. . j ti-
HATSVnXE f George Free-
mont Christoffersori is 'stationed
at Portland land , has f visited his
family and his parents,! Mr!, and
Mrs. George Christoffersori. He is
a fireman first class in the
navy.
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PIONEER-I-Mr. and Mrs; Ar
chie Brown received word recent
ly that their son, CpL Harold
Brown bf Lubbock; Texas, is chief
crew mechanic and is studying to
be a co-pilot. He; is entitled "to
wear his first set lot wings now,
LYONS Mr. and Mrs. William
Prichard received word that his
cousin,! Lloyd McDaniel was
among ! those reported killed In
the ship explosion at Port Chi
cago, Calif. Young McDaniel was
a merchant marine and; that was
his first call
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All-Stars Wallop
Milwaukee, 18-0
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MILWAUKEE, July
picked Isquadl of American asso
ciation sluggers unloaded 20 hits
tonight; to crush the Milwaukee
Brewers, 18 to Oj the ! most top
heavy beating in i the ten year
history! of league j All-Star j play.
All-Stars ...1083 S5S 000-18 20 0
Milwaukee f 000 000 000- 0 51
Deutsch ILOU). Burkhart
(COLl, Curtis (MPLS) and Po
land !(IND) Walters ! (LOU);
Acosts, Speer, Hen drickson,
Sproull and Pruett, Easterwood.
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7:15 News Headlines, i
130-Charles Runyan, Orgaalst
745 Bam Hayes, t t
a m stars ot Tooav.'
8:13 James Abbe i Ne
830 Mirth apd Madness.
9:00 (Personality Hour.
10:00 Ruth Forbes. ;
10:15 La wson McCalL News.
10 30 Aunt Mary. i
19:45 Art Baker Notebook.
11 M-The Guiding Light
11:1 5 Today's Children.
11 JO Women 1 in White.
11:45 Hymns jof Ail Churches.
12.-00 Women si America,
12:iS-Ma Perkins.!! i i
12:30 Pepper Young's Family.!
12:45 Alight to uappins
l-00--BaeksUEe Wike
l:15-IStUa Dallas J ,
1 30 Lorenzo Jones.
1 :45-Young Wldder Brown.
20-iWhen A Girl Marries.
2:15 We Love and! Learn.
230-Just Plain BiTJ. i
2:45-iFront Page FarreO,
2.00 Road of Ufei .
3:15 rDavid Harurnr i
330 B. Boynton. ti ! f
3.45-4Rambling Reader, t
4:00-iDr. Kate. !
4:lS-Newk of the! f World,
4:30-4 Voice of A I Nation.
4:45-k:arl KUsh! Orchestra.
50 OK for s Release.
S:ls tRelax in Rhvthm.
SO-4Day Foster. Commentator.
5:45 Louis pi locttner.
KMMMusic Bali IT;
830-4Charlie Chan.
7.-00-.Presentirig Harry Savoy.
730-The American j Challenge.
S0-4Mercer's Music Shop.
S:15-HiNtKht Editor;
S -.30 e Those We Love.
9.D0-4NBC.
9:30 iEUery Queen.
10 ft News Flashes.
10:15-Your Home Town News.
1024Musical
Interlude.
10:30 Strings
for MediUtton.!
10:5 New.
11 0-:Hotel Biltmore Orchestra.
1130-tNews.
Uo4 a m.4-Swtng Shift
KOAC THTJRSDAY-55 IK.
lOiaWNews i . .
10:l-fcThe Hotnemsker's Hour.
1 l.-00-i-Allen Roth. ! j
11 30 Concert HaOi
12.-00-.News. i j I-12:15-4-Noon
Farm 'Hour.
1)0 Ridin' the Range.
1 :15-r Treasury Salute.
1 30-4 Variety i Time; i
SiXM-Homemakera Half Hour,
2:30 Memory Book jot Must
t.lt-LUina t
HeidL i
4:00-4Horace
4.15 La tin-American Neighbors.
4 JO--Traffic Safety Quiz. 1
4:454-Excursiona in Sdepco. J
S.-00-On the Upbeat
5:30 Story TimeJ :
SiS-4.It'a Orecon'S War.
- S:lS-i-News. i. ! f i " ' )
S30--Evenln8 Farm Hour.
7304Llft Ut Thv! Voice.' 1
8o Lest we Forget - j
S30-fOregooSi i
9.O04-Music tTi
Own.
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at ! Endures.
t:45 Evening MeditaUoea.
O-an-kNewm.
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10:00-Sign Off.
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