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Schedule Open
House Tonielit
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An informal open house for all
republicans with the Multnomah
county central committee as hosts
at committee offices in the Mor
gan building will be held tonight
as a feature of this week's Port,
land sessions of the party's state
central committee.
Most meetings on the agenda
today and Saturday's election will
be held at the Portland hotel ' -;
Election of officers will take
place Saturday afternoon which
includes a state chairman," vice
chairman, secretary, and treasur
er and other officers as may be
necessary.
The public mass meeting at the
Masonic temple Saturday evening
to be addressed by Congressman
Everett M. Dirksen of Illinois will
conclude the sessions. Gov. Snell
will introduce Dirksen.
Each of the 38 counties of the
state has two votes for the elec
tion of officers and the state com
mitteeman and state . committee-
woman irom each county will
cast the votes for their respective
counties. Marion . county will 1 be
represented hy John H. Carkin,
attorney and former speaker of
the house of representatives, and
riorence wrignt, both of Salem.
Congressional organisation
meetings for districts I, 2; 4 are
also scheduled and George Manolis
and Violet Dick, both of Silver
ton, represent this district"
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House Backs
Up
FDR Idea
On Property
WASHINGTON, Aug. 17-(P)-The
house backed up the adminis
tration's idea of how surplus war
property should be disposed of to
day, voting down proposals to re
place the proposed disposal direc
tor with a seven man board and to
restrict his term to coincide with
that of President Roosevelt.
The surplus property bill rode
through its first major tests un
changed as the house drove to
ward at final vote which probably
will be taken tomorrow.
Hopes for a decision today faded
tapidly after scores of members
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6.-00 Musical Timekeeper.
:4S news.
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T:I5 Orchestra.
730 Handy Mta.
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t:l Pastors Call.
, 930 MitUanfl USA. " -
9:45 Amazing Jennifer Logan.
10:00 Hardy. Hews.
10:15 Jae Berch.
1 0 JO Luacheon with Lopez.
10:45 Ration News. 1
114)0 Cedrie Foster.
11:15 Waltz Time.
11:30 Jane CowL -----11:45
Kellogg Musical library.
12 0 Organ Uties.
12:15 News.
12:30 Hillbilly Serenade.
11:35 Smoothies.
11.45 Skyline Serenade. ' "
1 :00 News.
1 :03 Interlude.
1:15 Lum 'n' Abner.
1 JO Muie for Remembrance
2 :00 News.
2:05 Broadway Band Wagon.
2:15 Music.
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2:43 Radio Tours. .
S:00 News.
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3:43 Johnson Family.
4:00 Fulton. Lewis. Jr.
4:15 Real Life Stories.
4:30 World's Front Page.
, 4 :45 Roundup Revelers.
8:00 News. , .
S :15 Superman.
. S JO Tom Mix. -
5:45 Night News Wire.
6:00 Gaoriel Heatter.
6:15 Screen Test.
-, 6 .30 Double or Nothing.
' T. -so Commentary.
- 7:15 Lowell Thomas.
7 JO Lone Ranger.
8 flo Orchestra.
S:15 Evelyn Tyner Orchestra.
S 30 What's tha Name or that Song?
; S.-00 Newfc -
9:15 Cecil Brown. , , "j
9:30 Fulton Lewis. Jr. u
9:45 Music m Swtngttme -
10:00 Symphonietta.
10 30 News. - . -10:45
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110 Open House.
12:00 Sign Off.
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6:15 Farm and Rome Makers.
- 6 :45 Western Agriculture- ,
7 Hom Harmonies '
7:05 George Wright, Organist.
. 7:15 News. s.
7:30 James Abbe Observe : ' ;
7:45 The Listening Pott.
.ilflO-Breakfast Club '
' 9 00 Glamour Manor.
9 :30 Breakfast at Sardl's
lOtHM-News.
10:19 Stars of Today.
10:30 My True Story.
1035 Aunt Jemima.
11 0 Baukhage Talking. .-.
.11:19 Tha Mystery Chat
11 JOLadlcs, B Seated. !
12 00 Songs by Morton Downey,
12:15 Hollywood Star Time. '
12 JO News Headlines At Highlights
1:00 News.
1:15 Radio Parade.
1:30 Time Views tha News. - -.
1:45 Buddy Twiss.
130 Edward Jorgenson.
"2:00 What's Doing. Indies.
2:30 Voice of Experience "
2:45 Ben Sweet and.
Preserve Prc?:rty
Vakss!
Vote YES November 7
on Oregon's Censtitrj
tional- Amendment to
Provide Monthly Annui
ties $60 min. at 60.
Izz2 in Shiicn
KSLII Frifsys
6:30 P. M. to 6:45 P.-SL-
offered amendments; The wide-
spread interest in proposed changes
in the measure coincided with an
other drive to rewrite the surplus
property bill's twin the measure
peacetime
bloc Was
the - reconversion to a
.economy. A bi-partisan
organized in the house In
a fresh effort to provide $25 a
week unemployment compensation
for civilians and $35 for veterans
for maximum of 52 weeks over a
two-year period. , .
Glenn Taylor
Learns How
To Get Votes
LEWISTOX, Idaho, Aug. 11-VS)
-Voters hav$ divers ways of de
termining the qualifications of
candidates tor public office but
perhaps none more ingenuous than
the wartime method of a Payette
county farmer. ' J
Glenn Taylor, democratic candi
date for the US senate, who vis
ited 'here today, was nursing a
badly blistered hand as a result of
the farmer's resourceful idea.
When the candidate called on the
farmer to talk about election Is
sues, he found the farmer putting
up hay.
Tell you what," invited the
farmer. "You take this pitchfork
and. just follow along and we -will
talk about politics."
Taylor seized the pitchfork and
started pitching, but every time he
attempted conversation, the farm
er said, "right after the next load
is on." They pitched through the
afternoon. When the supper, gong
rang, the farmer shook hands with
the perspiring candidate and said:
"Thanks for the lift with the
harvest work. I just wanted to
find out if you've got what it lakes
you have. Every senator ought
to have a course in haying."
Polk County Women
Make Portland Trip
LINCOLN, Aug. 16 Mrs. Lois
Crowford accompanied Audrey
Smith and Barbara Dike on a trip
to Portland Sunday to spend the
day with relatives and friends.
Miss Smith's mother, Mrs. Bes
sie Smith, sister of Mrs. Craw
ford was ill and confined to her
home, ' .
3.-00 Hollywood News flashes.
3:15 News.
3:30Rollie Trultt Time.
3:45 Don Norman Show.
4:00 The Great Melody.
. 4:30 Talk. Chester Bowles.
4:45 The Sea Hound.
I DO Terry and "the Pirates
5:15 Dick Tracy.
5 JO Jack Armstrong.
:45 Hop Harrigan.
6:00 Now Take My Case
6 JO Spotlight Bands.
635 The Story Teller.
70 Earl Godwin. News.
7:15 Ted Malone.
7 JO Blondie.
9:00 News.
8:15 The Parker Family.
9:30 Gang Busters.
9:00 Meet Your Navy.
9 JO News Headlines St Highlights
9:45 Johnny HarreU's Gang.
10.00 Bal Tabarin Orchestra.
10:45 Ambassador Hotel Music.
11 M Concert Hour 1
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40 Dawn PatroL
6:30 News Parade.
7.-00 Music.
7J5 News Headlines & Highlights
7 JO Reveille Roundup.
7:45-Sam Hayes.
8:00 Stars of Today
S-ri?"." AbJ Covers tha News
S JO Mirth and Madness.
9:00 Personality Hour
I, ;Bennj' Walker's kitchen
10:15 La wson McCall.
10 JO Aunt Mary.
l?i!5Art Br Notebook-
II. -00 The Guiding Light.
11:15 Today's Children.
11 JO Women In White.
11:43 Betty Crocker.
120-Women of America.
12:15 Ma Perkins
Peoper Young's Family
12:45 Right to HapptneM
1 .-00 Backstage Wife.
1:15 Stella Dallas.
1 JO Lorenzo Jones.
1:45 Young Widder Brown
iWhen A Girl Marries
2:15 We Love and Learn.
2 JO Just Plain Bin.
2:45 Front Page FarreU
3:00 Road of Life. .
3:15 David Harum.
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3S30 B. Bovnton. 1
3S45 Rambiinc Header.
40 Dr. Kate
4 S5 Nwof the World
4 CO Voice, of A Nation.
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5 DO OK ' far Release.
5115 Relax: in Rhythm.
5i30 Song of Good Cheer.:
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6 So People are Funny!
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700 Bill Stern.
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8 100 Mercer's Music Saon.
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8130 The iTnin Man.
90 FurKmgh Fun.
B30 Laundry Hour.
10 SO News Flashes.
1035 Youit Home Town!
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1025 Musical Interlude. I
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10 845 Paul Page. ; Singei.
10S95 Newas
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10 Northwest Farm Reporter.
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Si30 Lfghf of the World.
8rt5 Aunt. Jenny. i
9J0O KatSmithi Speaks.
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9p0 Romance of Helen
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1Q30 Bernadine Flynn,
I0S45 The Goldbergs;
lliOO Portfa Faces Life.
litis Joyo Jordan.'
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ii;43 iTrry aiason.
1200 New. :- i;
12315 Neighbors.
1230 Brigitt Horizons.
12345 Bachelor's Children
100 This; Changing Wrkt.
1S30 MarW Marlin.
l-i45 Mid -Afternoon Melodies
zpo Thisg Changing World.
215 Newspaper ot thai Air
?i30 Meet, the Missus. I t
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315 LlrniMurray Sho.
3f:30 Starf of Today. 1
345 TbeilWorld . Todaj.
3:35 Newi ,. ?r i
400 LadyS of 4he Presi
415 Diana Gayle, Songs.
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K55 Blii - Henry:
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1 0 JO Stories Jof, the West.
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10:45 Texas Rangers.
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11 :30 Alr-rio f 1 the Air.
11:35 Orchestra.
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439 Dance Band of the Week.
4:45 Science! News of the Week.
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930 Evening rarm Bout.
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With i a bonded indebtedness
which will total e301,500 when the
last ol the $20,000 incinerator issue
has been aid this tall, the City of
ouem cas estabusned a record for
consistent; debt liquidation, th re
port of! City Treasurer Paul H.
Hauser iffled with the data treas
urer Thursday-Indicates, i
A separate debt load, which nev
ertheless carries the city's i. seaL
water system indebtedness stands
at $1,888,000 on tha books, but
5Jio,703.83 has been accumulated
to j cut jthis to $159,29047. In
1933 and 1938. water system bonds
were issued to total $2400,000. The
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debt is to be liquidated by 1978.
r Airport j ; improvement : bonds,
originally itotalint?; $73,000, now
represent a debt to investors s of
$62,000. Bridge bonds, issued from
September 1927, i through May,
l9S0wfor $400,000, have been paid
with the' ;. exception of ' $93,000
worth. Drainage bonds represent
an indebtedness of $8000; they
originally totaled $22,000 f 1 .
ii 4 The latest new ; bond j issue . of
$200,000 for average titatment
stands intact save for a $5000 pay
ment Sewer construction bonds
Issued in 1937 and 1938 to a total
of $550,000 have been reduced to
$143,500. jr;
Tigers, Bosox Tie 1 ;
Detroit J , ! lpa 92-1 4
Boston U921 1-3 t 1
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Easily sealed with uoderatelr hat Iran. Pints,
quarts, half gal ens. fowl and tarkey slses.
Violent Storm
Breaks Heat
Wave in East
j ' By the Associated Press .
j' Violent wind storms,-t heavy
rains, and dropping ' thermome
ters caused upstate New York and
parts of the south and midwest
to label the heat wave f definite
ly broken" while heat -weary
residents of New YorkCity and
New England waited impatiently
for the good news to hit the east
Coast." i- '-! " ' ' ! :-"..y
i In New York City the mercury
registered 93, an all-time August
17 bigh, as workmen cleared away
debris and mopped r up subway
systems flooded In : Wednesday
night's storm. - :
Boston reported Its seventh day
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Of "shattering heat. . . Connect
cut meteorologist officially labeled
the past three and a half months
the hottest and driest season in.
10 Tfears S.' . Firefighters battled
with bulldozers near Augusta,
Me, to bait i a . 3000-acre forest
blaze that j it was believed only
rain could 'extinguish. . . v
In Newark, NJ, . the mercury
stayed under 97 for the first, time
f. Heavy i showers ; bringing relief
to upstate New York extended to
Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky, but
reports stated, "more rain is need
ed to break crop-damaging
drought i "
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