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PAG-XH
FDR Orders -Shop
Seizure
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President poseTelty,oidered
the semtary pr Ahe7 navy-' to taJurl
over and operate 29 machine shop
companies producing war materi
It around San Francisco because
of refusal of a union Jo lift ad oV-
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The order was made nubile by
. .the White House along with-a let
ter . dated esterday frost vGeorg$
Yfr Taylor vice chairman of th?
wair.jlabor board,' recommending
seizure of the shoos. vvj-tj
The hoard pxeviously had urged!
seizure of five tuch, plants because!
of the refusal of lodge '69 of the
International Association of 'Ma-t
chiiiists to accept g board ordef
to rescind a union action prohibit
ing work in efceess of eight hours
a day or 48 hours In one week in
104 San Francisco -shops."
The .controversy . began- last
March when the union put a ban
on overtime' while In the course of
negotiating a new contract with
the employers.'
The union refused to 'agree to
war-Jabor. board order t rescind
' the ban and the case was referred
to the president ' . J "
Kaiser for g5 ;
Piraliiig IJ&qr
OAKLAND. Califs Aug; J9H?V
Henry J. Kaiser, west coast .ship
builder, said "we re recruiting
workers' ia every are where 'the
United States- employment service
permits,' when.told that Andrew J,
Higgins, southern shipbuilder, to
day accused Kaiser men "with "pi
rating labor , in lie w Orleans.' '
Tor important reasons that the
army, navy and maritime commis
sion understand,": Kaiser said In
an interview, we are seeking men
in every area permitted in order to'
carry out an urgent wartime: gov-
'. ernment progranv.fv. ': lij
"As W'&ttancfofVn;a
needV in -tiurortland,' Orei, and
Vancouver, Wash, plants and
yards we have established a seven-day
week and the 90,000 em
ployes are sufficient to keep up. to
our schedule." .
Kaiser expressed surprise that
Higgins should complain of his re
cruitment of labor supply in New
Orleans because "he was one of
the first "to engage in this practice.
Some months ago he took away,
under our vigorous protest and
against government wishes, one of
the best men in our aircraft di
vision, and. .paid hira-nearly, twice
s much, salary.! - c. - , 1 3 , .". .
Wedding Postponed"
Best Man Delayed
ASTORIA, Aug. 1H?P)-A pros
pective bride and groom from
Portland think the best man they
have selected to stand by at their
wedding is so good they've re
'arranged the ceremony just for
him.
When the couple, Lois Delehr
nd C. S. Binkley, . learned that
Capt Elmer Faulk couldn't leave
his ferry to come to the wedding,
they decided to be married tomor
row, morning on his boat when it
Stops here between runs from Fort
Stevens, Ore., and Fort Canby,
Wash.
Bowles May Eliminate
Portland From Trip
POftTLAND. Aug.l9(-Che- !
ter Bowles, national OPA admin
istrator, may make Seattle his only
stop-ia his scheduled visit of the
Pacific; , northwest during the last
week in August ' McDannell
Brown, district OPA director said
today. -
Bowler explained that a crowd
ed schedule and his inability to
leave Washington while he was
formulating a reconversion price
policy made it impossible for him :
to stop In Portland. ' .
Earl Miller Leases '"V-
Store, Buys Stock. " :
LIBERTY The Liberty store
has.been'leased.by Mr. and MisZ
Charles, Krauger to Earl v Miller,
yvho purchased the-' stock.- '
the Krangers plan to do some
outdoor seasonal work for the
present and take a vacation.
CETS CONDUCT MEDAL .
' (SpcUl to The Statesman)
' FORT DES MOINES, IaV Aug.
19 - (fl?) -Pfcl .Helen' Blumensteil,
formerly of Salem, Ore' has been
awarded the good conduct medal
for exemplary behavior, efficiency
and fidelity. "
Higgins
Rap
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. ft -4 f V tit' llVdo deep lumocir cuffs. And Iml It easy tobvyf
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UniTuD STATES
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E. W. Shreve, extreme left, back raw, ef route three, box 631, Salem,
is participating in his final training as a member of In Flying Fort--ress
crew at 236th combat crew training sehoeL Fyete, Tex; He Is
7-engineer on a Fortress. - . . ! -it. a 1 ,- rj " ;
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ITALY Keguuld E.' Saunders of
" Salem," Ore," has 1 been . pra
1' sneted te the grade of technical
sergeaat frasa that of staff er-geant-eeearding
ta a recent aa
" . nonneement by his commanding
officer. He Is the sen of Mr. and
" ' Mrs. D. A. Saunders and Is a
former stodent of the Salem
high seheoL An electric laa In
' ctvilian life. Sgt. Saunders ca
tered the TS army air foree In
December, 194 L He is now chief
f jlhe BMbile repair and sal
vage unit of a 15th air force
service caaamand service squad
ron. ALAN CI HIQUI3tID I
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Staff Sgt. Doyle Talbot, brother TT i 1 OHG :C7 ' 6UQ '
of Edsaoud Talbot, Four Cor- jT! VtV ! ' 1 1 c- 1 f M
non, was kffled la actlou June 7 - ' , i jj I ! ' '
MenSaipan. : -V ! v . . fc MfuTO 111 TCAHnif
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SCOTTS MILLS Pvt. James Q. ' I . ' l! 1- i s ' Hutf '
v Hurst has written his aunt. Miss I ' j ! yy J '
MatUe Burst from hospital ta ' l 'I ! - M ' j- fM II V -
England that he Is recovering V- V' ' fl
from wauads received in France '"'V' iwJLj j' - . '
June lL He aas been awarded j t. ji J Wus 20 rjrcoo Tux
the Furple Heart. : J , VVjf vfl" ' j
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NEWS ON TAGE 11) ' '" -? ' ' ! I ' ' ' ' ' ''''
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CpL Dale Lhrelyi son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Uttly, 1119 -North
Sammer strect is now In France
according to recent letters re
ceived by his parents, i He has
been transferred from the office
foree to engineers reproduction
detachment,! lit army, group.
He has been joverseaa for ten
months. CpL tiVely writes that
the food is as good in France as
In England.; ; He is enjoying the
country and remarks that the
cattle are In fine condition, bet
ter than in England. . j
MONMOUTH y. CUrenee Hack,
US navy, ha4 arrived frorn Cali
fornia to" visit jbi father, George
Hack, and brother. Walter ' on a
short leave. He1 has been trans
f erred from the inavy construction
battalion to a maintenance battal
ion.. Hack is a graduate ofjMon
mouth schools,
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Nazi Soldiers
DlsliliePinle-
; liOtDON. A tt r; W-rr-Ap-pointxnent
of Gestapo C!hief Hein
rich ICmmler as corzaander of
Gie German home nrknj i created
resentment tewcg soma nasi sol
diers, field Marshal Walter Ton
Brauchltsch,! foftner crnraander-in-chlef
of the GeaBniil kemjfjttki
dicated today in an article ap
pearing in a Berlin newspaper.
I He4wnfl4! DMB) lot -.coai
tinuanet of the mopping up tf
Hitler assassination planners by
amuNUKing fha arrest In West
FtussiX; of Dr. Karl BprdlefV ex
mayor jot lip'who: had been
sought iunder- a million: mark reward.-;
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: t Burled among news 1 pi disas
trous crumbling of; German., de
fenses in France, was jatatement
in Voeliscner ; Beobachter pur
ported to be writUn; by Von
Brauchltsch in wtdchibie said "It
may be that avotne soldierg-at first
feUsorry that this t$i( Hlmm
ler's appointment as tornmander-In-chief
of the German jh4me ai
my an4 chief of ,expment) - was
not entrusted toan;o&icer.of the
Grma4 army. Before longi how
ever, the wisdom ot Qui fuehrer's
decision wiq berenlied
Ponl&nd
Par
Meters Declared Legal
FORTXAND, Ang.j '
Portland's i parking meter ordi
nance was declared ileeal under
ttie constitutions of bot the na
tion and the; state of .Oregon in a
ruling hr 1 Carcuit Judge Frank
lin; C. Howell here todav.1 - '!
Judge Howell's I decision ended
a suit of James Hlckey,;merchaat
who had sought an injunction re
straining city officials jfrom en
forcing the jordinanoe. (The. rul-'
ing was- the first time! the validity
or the ordinance had been judged
on Its merits alone.
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Famers
Fee Year Ilarvesi Hands
New lew! rates from Si to $Ut per Slat ef payrolL ladudes
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UabUity jwith medical and hospiUI costs. - i j
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At this special low cost to farmers of the Willamette Valley
yen cannot afford to be without coverare for Injuries to your
larm hero, both seasonal narvest
Write or; phone. We
will call
CHU
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Oregojf i largest ppsiate Agency -J.
Salem and
129 N. Commercial
Portland Takes Fifth
la Safety Contest
POCVTLAXCD. I Aug,
PorUand won fifth, place in the
safety council contest for
cities of Its size; in reducing traf
fle deaths, is per cent during the
first six months! of the year from
the first half of 1SU, the city
traffic safety commission reported
today. -:;.-! '
FDRAimous
To Speed Up
Production
WASHINGTON, Aug. II -(ay-Charles
E, Wilsbn, 'vice' chairman
of the War Production board, said.
after n White House visit today
that President Roosevelt was anx
ious to step up production of such
war 'materials as heavy artillery,
heavy ' amrmmition, heavy trucks
and air-borne radar. - c T .
"The president wants to put the
heat on for these materials," Wil
son told newsmen. - , 'r
He added that &ere are- short
ages in these materials that vary
In, seriousness, r - t ,
WHson declared that the presi
dent told; hint jthat with the war
progressing as it Is, .'the, nation
cant afford any. let down in such
materials.' - g , .
War Mobilization Director
James. F. Byrnes two weeks ago
cited i what he galled shortages in
six critical items and .the" army
also called attention to such short-
ages. :
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Dr. ; Anderson Funeral . :
Set forTuesday J ;
. RFJDLAmJSClif'Aug. i-r
-Private funeral services will be
held here Tuesday for Df. Elarn J.
Anderson,' president of Lindfreld
college, McMinnville, Ore. -
Memorial services willbe.held
earlier. The 54-year-old educator
will be buried! in Orchard Farkv
N.Y.!
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