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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1944)
Tba 0I2G0N STATESMAN. Salen, Qrecau Sunday Maris August 27. ISM PAGE h'lkimtr? Hoover Says Dewey, Bricker HaveCIhance EUGENE. Ore., Aug. 26WJin-Ex. President Herbert Hoover, here after five days of fishing, the Mo Kenzie river, predicted today that "Mr. Dewey and Mr. Bricker can be elected if the republicans work hard." But he side-stepped other ques tions of a political nature, prefer ring to talk about angling He recalled his boyhood days on the Santiam river "when fishing was fishing and if you did not get up to , 60 lish a day, you did not amount to much as a fisherman.1 , The former chief executive, who was 70 this month, appeared in ex cellent health. He will leave to morrow for Palo Alto, Calif. With him are his son and daughter-ln law, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Hoover, and Mr. and Mrs. A. C Mattie of San Francisco. Top Tuna Catch Made ASTORIA, Aug. 26 -VP) -Neil Burton, skipper of . the fishing boat Dorene B. brought' in the season's top Alba core tuna catch of 130,000 pounds. TTn)dlsay9s KSLBC MBS SUNDAY 139 at. 730' Sunday Prelude. 1 am Wesley League. :30 Voice of Prophecy. t oeDetroit Bible class ' 9 JO Lutheran Hour. 10.00 Glen Hardy. Mews. . 10.15 TBA . 10:30 Hookey HalL 11:00 American Lutheran Cburch -11:00 War Commentary. IS :1S Orchestra. 12 -JO Dr. Floyd Johnson. 1 .00 Symphonic Swing. 1 JO Young People's Church. X :00 Excursions in Science. 1:15 Salem War Chest 3:30 Local Toung People. ' 3:00 Wings of Healing. 3:30 Foursquare Church. 4:00 Old Fashioned Revival 5: 00 Mediation Board. 6:4 Gabriel Heatter. : : S:00 News. - C:1S Orchestra. 30 Cisco Kid 7:80 Cedric Foster. 7:15 Tommy Tucker Time. 7 30 Langworth Orchestra. 9:00 Nnt Presbyterian Church. 30 Tonight at Hoagys. S :46 Orchestra. , :00 Newe. , tas-Charles MarnanU and Nick Consintine Orchestra. t JO News. S:45 Organ Music. 10:00 Old Fashioned Revival 11 AO Young People's Cburch 11:00 Sign Off. . KEX UN 8TJNDAI lit Kc AO Symphonic Flight. ' ! S JO Dr. Ralph, Walker. - S:45 Sunday Song Service. . ;00 Builder of Faith. , 30 Message of Israel. 10:00 John B. Kennedy. 10:15 Memorable Musie. 10 JO Sammy Kay Serenade. 10:53 Leland Stowe. News. 11:00 Chaplain Jim. USA. 11:30 Serenade" Tropical. 12:00 Listen, the Women. 12:30 Shades of Blue. . .- 1:00 Darts for Dough. 130 World of Song. ' 1:00 Mary 'Small Revue. 1:30 Hoi Copy. 3:00 Summer Hoar. 4:0 Sunday Vespers. 4:30 By Witness News.. 4:45 Blue Matinee. .. 1.00 Christian bcienc Program. S 1 5 Serenade. S:30 Monday Morning Headlines. S:4S Drew Pearson. AO Walter WincheU. 15 Basin St Chamber Must. :45 Jimmie Fkiler. t 0 Life of Riley. 7:30 Keep Up with the World. 8:00 Greenfield Village Choir. :l 5 Listen to Leibert. :30 Quiz Kids. 8 .00 Deadline Drama. t JO ews Heediines-snd Highlights 9:45 'or All Humanity. 10:00 University Explorer. 10:15 Blue Preview 10 JO Builders ox Faith. 11 AO Concert Hour. r Crossword Puzzle M " 111"" ww "1 I I I I IN I I I I CCSZONTAL Z0. ambition l.tuDfr 81. paid notice 52. bondmen . 7. powerful .13. puffed up 14. preaser 15. symbol for ratheniam : IS. infinite IS. three-toed - sloth ,1?. feminine name 4 ' ZLaoon . 22. trash 24. taut SS.prenx: bad 23. bom 29. hence ' ' 20. ten: comb. form . i SL, wander . 22. river In Germany:. . 24. EJiakespear ean character 23. by 32.bein? . , 43. feminist 't nam - - . '42. land-measure 44. slender trial S3, behold! 58. ridicule $S. dozer, .i, CO. Roman ' Tnagittrttft 61. cedes TESTXCAX 1. chide ; . severely Answer to yesterday's puzxle. L i5EA l1 ' a 6 e Rf(v i sgp H sE E I r flP tDiUets S(H i?lFr 5TjT S A 4t(T " S,r NISI PA oJqTa s f ni7- CTIc G-iTAT-lS' irrG?iQ Srj4jAtp6 LAVA1 T 'wUIm!T iUjQ r)TTA 45. befsre dS-wasfftnve-l Arersge Usse I i.ji. Titi rtnr VufiirM rniriila. lie. ' k.t. i.iv. i Leaders oh Polio Front Fight TH EVERY STATE OP THE UNION leaders are to be found la the battle against Infantile paralysis and they come from all walks of life, so broad Is the appeal m the national fight against the dread disease. Pictured art (left to right) Bishop Robert Armstrong of Sacramento and Basil O'Connor, former law partner of President KoMcvelt and new president of fan tile Paralysis. The Bishop and American Red Cross the President recently named O'Connor head of the Red Crossare conferring; California to fight the anti-polio representative of the Foundation. IHlgad3fin IPnDgDaiim KGW NBC SDNDAT 2t fca 4. -00 Dawn Patrol : 15 Commando Mary. C:3 String Quartet f AO Highlights of the Bible. T JO Words and Music. B:00 The Church in Your Home. S JO World News Roundup. - . :45 Carolyn Gilbert, Singer, t AO-James L. Harris. :15 News in Advertising. : S JO Stradivari 10 AO A Layman Views the News. 10:15-Recital 10 JO Cnicaso Round Table 11 AO Church and Returning Soldier 11 JO Lee Sweetland. J3 AO World News. 12 JO The Arm Hour 1 JO Pursuit of Learning -US Newa 1 AO NBC Symphony Orchestra. - 3:00 News Headline and Highlight .1:15 Catholic Hour. - 3:45 Between the Lines. 4 AO All Tim Hit Parade. 4:30 Band Wagon. 4-55 Tom Roddy. News. 5:00 Gracie Fields, 1 JO One Man's Family. 5. -00 Manhattan MerryvGo-RAUnd. . , jo American Album of Famitiai ' ' Music. - I 00 Hour of Charm. 7 JO Tr emay ae-Gleason . SAO News : . S:15 Story Behind the Headlines. SJ0 Symphony Hour. JO-420 Tim. 10 AO News Flashes. 10:tS Th Eagles Speak. . 10:30 The Pacific Story. II AM 6U Francis Hotel Orchestra 11 JO War News Roundup. 11A0-1A0 a Jn. Swing Shift KOIN CBS SUNDAY 50 Ke. .00 Newa of the World. :19 E. Power Biggs, Organist :45 New Voices in Song. 7A0 Churcn of th Air.. 7 JO Wings Over Jordan. AO Warren Sweeney, Newa S. AS Bum Jackets' Choir. JO Invitation to Learning AO Salt Lake Tabernacle. : JO Concert Pastellesv :45 Newa ' -j..--10:00 Church -of the Atr 10 JO Something for You 10.46 Edward Murrow , . 11 AO Dangerously Yours. 11 JO World News Today. 11 35 Songs of America. 12 AO Philharmonic Orch. Concert. 1 JO Th Pause That Refresh SXO The Family Hour. 1:45-Willlam Shlrer. News. 1:00 Silver Theatre. 3:30 America in the Air. 4:0 Concert Miniatures. 4:15 News- 4 JO Report to th Nation. 9:00 Blondie. 9:30 Harry Flannery :4S Stars ot Today, ft AS Ned Calmer. AO Radio Readers? Digest J0 Summer Star Theatre. 7 AO Take It or Leave It 2. evader 3. mother- -4 Shoahonean Indian S-brlstle .Paradise 7. apex . Anglo8axon money O.naraated 10. printer't ' measure 1 11. closer 12. more com- ' IT. Italian capital 20. irritated 23.1isUesaneav 23. tht sun . 27. New Guinea 30.1 contemn- I tuoua of S3. Insect 35. air: comb. form 33. show - " 37. riutwed. ' . away '- 39. Iniquities J- 41. dreaains; . Uble 42. protections ' 45. near the pole 47. wicked 49. penetrating; ' taste . 53, citrus drink ' 54. mineral sprlngr 67. New EnJand g-ie. sute (abbr.) ; teUtleat XS aatamiec. C2. cromisaorv the Nattonal Foundation for lav the newly named chief of the on plans to raise more money In war. Dan Marovlch is California (International) 7 JO The Whistler. AO Crime Doctor. J5 Song of th Week. 8:30-Jack Pepper Show 9-00 i Was .'her. JO Heathman Serenade 10.-00 rive Star Fmal. 10:15 Let's Work 10:20 Orchestia. 10 JO Trans-Atlantic CaQ. HA Eddie Gaxr Show. 11:30 Talks 11:45 Dale Jones Orchestra. 11 J5 News. 12:00-8:00 a.m. Musie and News. Monday's Radio KSLM MBS MONDAY 1191 Ke. SAO Musical Timekeeper. JO Freedom of Land Forever. .-45 News. ' i 7 AO News. 7:15 Farm and Home. 7 JO Handy Man. . 745 Today's Top Trade. I AO Dr. Louis Talbot. S JO News. :45 Orchestra, : SAO Boake Carter. S:14 Pastor's Call. . 9 JO Midland USA. ' :4S The Amazing Jennifer Logan. 10A0 Hardy, News. 10:f5 Jack Berch. 10 JO Luncheon with Lopes. ' 10:49 American Women's Jury. II AO Cedric Foster. 11 :15 Waits Tune. . 11:30 Jan Cowl. 11:45 Kellogg Musical. Library.. 13 AO Organalities. 13:15 News. UJO-Hinbilly Serenade. - 135 Smoothies. 13 Skylin - Serened. 1 AO News. 1.-05 Interlude. 1:15 Lum n Abner. 1 30 Music 2 AO News. 2 AS Broadway Bandwagon. 3:15 US Coast Guard Band 3:45 Radio Tour. - SAO News. 3:05 Concert Hour. ' . 3:45 Johnson Family. 4:00 Fulton .Lewis, jr. 4:15 Real LU Stories. 4 JO World's Front Peg. 4:45 Round Up Revelers. 9:00 News. - . 9:15 Superman. 5 J0 Tom Mix. 5:45 Night News Wire. AO Gabriel Heatter. :15 Screen- Cast JO Cot Gle Ouh. 70 War Commentary. 7:15 Lowell Thomas. 7 JO Lon Ranger. S AO Orchestra. :15 Orchestra. S:30 Point Sublime. :00 News. S 9:15 Cecil Brown. 9:30 Fulton Lewis, jf. M5 Tony Pastor's Orchestra. 10 AO Sherlock Holmes. 10:30 News 10:45 Garwood Van Orchestra. 11 AO Open House. 11:55 News Roundup. 13.00 Sign off KOIN CBS MONDAY 9M Ke. AO News. :15 Western Stars. 4:30 KOIN Klock. 7:15 Headline News. 7:30 Bill Haworth. News. 7:45 Nelson Prtngle. SAO Consumer Newa S:15 Valiant Lady. S:30 Light of the World. 8:45 Aunt Jenny. AO Kate Smith Speaks. . 9:15 Big Sister 9 JO Romance of Helen Trent. :45 Our Gal Sunday. 10:00 Life Can Be Beautiful. 10.15 Ma Perklas. 10 JO Bernadln Flynn. 10:45 The Coldoerga 11 AO Portia Face Life. .. 11:15 Joyce Jordan. 11:30 Young Doctor atalone. 11:4 Perry Mason. U AO News. 13:15 Neighbors. 13 JO Bright Horizons. 12:4 Bachelor's Children. 1M This. Clanging World. 1:15 News 1:3S Mary Martin. 1 :4S Something For You 2 AO Newspaper of the Air 3:15 Newspaper ot the Air. 2 JO Meet the Missus. S: SO Mews. 1:15 Lyn Murray 3 JO Stars of Today. IMS The WtM Today. 335 Harsch. Meaning of the News :og Lady at rttm 4rsa. 4:15 All-Star Dane 4 JO Monday Matinee. 9 AO Fletcher Wiley. 3:15 Red's Gang. 9 JO Harry Flannety. Newa 945 News. 9 J5 Bill Henry AO Mayor of the Town. JO Man Named X. 7 AO Screen Guild PlayefSK 1 30 Thanks to th Yanks. AO 1 Low. A Mytitcry. : 15 Dateline. . S J Gar Nineties, S:55 Wallace SterHng. AO Adventures at BUI Lane. :3 Vox, Pop- 10:00 Five Star' FtnaL . . IBM 5 Wartime- Women. 1020 Tea to Go. 10 JO Sonny Dunham Orchestra. 105 Texas Rangers. ' 11 AO News. ; 11 A5 Curt Sykes Orchestra. 1130 Air-Flo of th Air. 1135 Heathman Serenade, . 11.-45 Organist. 11-55 News r - - Midnight to CA0 a. m. Music and Newa . KO AC MONOA T-5S0 Ke. 10 AO News 10:15 Th Homemakers Hour. 11 AO Southland Singing. . 11:15 Music Salon. : 11 30 Concert HalL 12 AO News 13:15 Noon Farm Hour. 1 AO Ridin th Range - 1:15 Names in th New. 1 JO Variety Tim 3 AO Homemaker's Half Hour. 2 JO Memory Bout ui Hues. 3 AO Newa 3:15 Musie of the Masters. 4 AO Swing. Sammy Kaye. 4:15 Listen to Leibert. 4 JO Th Walts Laves On. 4:45 Highlights of th Week. AO On the Upbeat. JO Story Tim - 5:45 It's Oregon's War. . - C 15 Newa -' -so Evening 'arm Hour. 139-ia Club Program. Boy. Drowns After - Saving Young Friend PORTLAND, Aug. SHDon- ald Welters, 9, drowned in John son creek today after Rescuing his 10-year-old paL I - ! - ' ..When Joseph E. Gunnec,fell into deep water, Donald jumped in and helped him reach the bank. Then, exhausted, he sank. Artificial respiration by - fire men and police 25 minutes later failed. 4 1 " State Leaders ta; Ak Bowles Iany Qilestioiis PORTLAND, Aug. ! 28-P)-Vi- tal questions with which t state leaders will., confront . Chester Bowles. OtA adrninistratdr, Sun day will include the stalemate in marketing fall beef cattle and, the shortage of heavy truck and bus tires. ' Conferences will begin: at 1:45 p. m. ana part ox ine auuuswa w 1 1 1 be broadcast over station KOIN. -,!-" RATION CALENDAR rOCESSED FOODS: t ' Book 4 Blue stamps AS through ZS FS valid Indefinitely. : HEAT, BUTTER, FATS 4 CHEESES: Book 4 Red stamps AS through D5 valid Indefinitely, j VGA: ! ' Book 4 Sugar stamps 30. SI and S3 valid Indefinitely. Si pounds each. For canning nlyt Sugar stamp 40 valid for S pounds. Apply at local OPA board for more.; . ! SHOES: Loose Sumps lavsnat -Book 3 Airplane stamps No. 1 and a valid Indefinitely. : . CASOUME I -A" No. i 11 valid i through Sep tember 1L. 3 gallons each. "B r or C 3" may be renewed within bat not before 15 days from date "on cover. . i ' S-UEI. OfLi I Period 4-5 coupons '. valid through September 30. FiU tanks MOW! TIKI INSPECTION! I Li SMordi must be nresented for gasoline renewals, special applica tions, and tire replacements. Programs SAO Starry Skies. ! i :15 A to Z in Novelty. J0 Music- ; j , ! 9 JO News. ! i 5 Evening Meditationa 10 AO Sign OIL; v j KGW MONDAY NBC 29 Ke. 4:00 Dawn Patrol. . JO News Parade, i 1 -tto Musical Memories, i 7:15 News Headlines At Highlights 7 JO Reveille Roundup. 7:45 Sam Hayes. ! AO Stars of TodavL :I5 James, Abbey Covets the News JO Mirth and Madness. AO The (Personality Hour. 10 AO Ruth Forbes. 10:15 Lawson McCaQ, Newa 10 JO Aunt Mary. ! 10:45 Art Baker's Notebook. 11 AO The Guiding Light, 11:15 Today's Children. : 11 30 Women in White. 115 Hymns f All i Churches. '; 12 AO Women of America. 12:19 Ma Perkins. 1330 Pepper Young's - Family . 12 :45 Right to Happiness. ; 1 AO Backstage Wile. 1:1 Stella Dallas, i 130 Lorenzo Jonesy ! ! 1:45 Young Widdei Brawn. 2 AO When a Girl Marries. - 2:15 We Lav and Learn. 230 Just Plain BiO. 2:45 Front Pag FarrelL . , SAO Road of Life.! ; 3:15 Devid HarumJ 3 30 B. Boynton. i ; ; Si4S Rambling Reader. , 4A0 Dr. Kate. ' 4:15 Newa of the "World. 4:30 Voice of a Nation.! 45 H. V. Ka Hen born, i 50 OK for Release. ! 9:15 Relax to Rhythm, j 5:30 Voice of Firestone. ! AO A Song is Born. JO Vacation Serenade, i 7.-00 Contented Hour. ! 730 Dr. LQ. j 9:00 Mercer's Musfo Shop. 8:15 Ray MaypoV j 8:30 Cavalcade of I America AO The Telephone Hour, 930 Hawthorne House, i 10 AO News Flashes. 10:15 Your Horn Town News. 10:25 Musical Interlude, i 1030 Barbara and ,'Boysr 10:45 Paul Page, Singer, ! 10:55 News. i 11 AO Hotel Biltmore. Orchestra 11 JO War News Roundup. , 12:00-2 ajn. Swing j Shift, KEXBN MONDAY 11H Ke. AO Musical Clock. ! 8:15 National Farm and; Horns. . -45 Western Agriculture. 7 AO Home Harmonies 7 AS George Wright, Organist. 7:15 Newa ' ' i . . i 7 JO James Abbe Observes. 7:45 Trio. i ! :00 Breakfast Club. j 9.00 Glamour Manor. ' 30 Breakfast at Sardi'a 10A0 Tony Morse. INewai 10 OS Stars of Today, j 1030 My True Story. ; 10 JS Aunt Jemima,. -IIM Baukbage Talking.! ' 11:15 The Mystery Chef. . 11 JO Ladles Be Seated. 12 AO Songs by Morton Downey 13 :15 Hollywood. 1330 News. . 1 AO Sam Hayes. . 1:19 Radio Parade. 130 Tim Views-the Newa 1 :45 Buddy Twiss. 13 Edward Jorgenson.! SAO What's Dft'nai Ladles. 230 Voice of Experience. 25 Cliff Edwards 3 AO "Hollywood News sas News. - f - . 330 RolH Truftt I Tttn. 3:45 A Pressing Engagement 418oea4mr u tSiamour. 4:15 Horn DemonstraUoa Agent 435 Let's-Work 4 JO Andy and Virginia . . 4:45 The Sea Hound, i SAO Terry and th Pirates. 5:15-t-Diek Tracv 1 5 JO Jack ArmstroBg. ! 943 Hop Hanrigaiw AO Army Vasaety Show. 30 Spotlight UaOda : 35 Story . Teller, i . M . 7 AO Raymond "Gram Swing. 7:15 Ted Malon. f . 730 Hnrac Heidi i, SA0 Mwa i ' ! - :1S Luro and Abner i 30 Counterspy. ! S -OH RUjuf Date. . JO News Hee4Hv n Highlights MS Johnny Barrels Gang. ; 10 AO Music. 1030 Broadway Bandwagon. 10:45 Boy. GirL Band. ; 11 AO Concert Hour. Hemorrhoids (Piles) ; Fistula - Fissure - Colitis ' Reduces vitality ' and earnlnga, csbscs serrousness, : sleepless nights and Indig-esUon. - For years' w Rave) cored all forms of Eectal and Colon Troa ble witboai loss f time. No bos-i pltalixation. No hospital opera tion. Call today r write for Free Desert pt Booklet , pi i Bt.TLLzYzzlhfPJzlz Chiropractic Fhys.-Proctologist Court & Liberty St S&Icni -, Fhoae S1C3 gy Flows From Coulee GRAND COULEE. Aug. 26 At the power plant of Grand Cou lee dam, the world's greatest con crete' structure,' produced . during the year ended June 30, electrical energy equal to the 1921 output of all plants on the Pacific coast, the bureau of reclamation report ed today.-. 4 , , i ; s- 'Bureau engineers said the'pro- duction of 5,800,000.000 kilowatt- hours was double that of the pre ceding year.. -Jo .March, .1944, the plant pro duced what was announced as a world's .record for power genera tion during a single month by any hydro plant The total that month was 621,000,000 kilowatt-hours. ELONDIS tPNAPPfp r TWO GtZfAH'S tH V4K.. - UNIFORMS, WHO FLY . THEi TJUNfl?RT TO. AN ANOKNT CLifV ' TtMPLE OH TWTASAJ" IAX PE5E8T BOBOEZ GCOftOff ANp fUstTO flsiO TWEMSSLVE fV THE HAND? OP A NAZI SPY H)G, IjEADB) Bf THI : SCOSCHY SMITH j ,t i BARNEY: GOOGLE MICKEY MOUSE YHTMSLE THEATES J WW. WHATS JIthat ladder J 1 fffii i 3Ei. laaw I F. . 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AWAY WHEN THEV kE TMRU WITH THEM HKbl YZS, SOTH V0XXBR VON MUTTER' AN0 MVSeLf ' WCU0ME Y00 AND XXA RZM9 TO CXJH LONELY TO iAAR. aAOUSE.VVlQ.wVKS errf cent axjRTess'ri DLPa nm NOW HONEST FOLKS KIN SLEEP NJ6HTS. www I dst' i tswfffrVwt ahBBfTt tSf tJtJatl J ST Or Ax' mm 4" 1 N- i L - a. Mai Laf I 'A. a pr A m i m m W JS5d rrM-a i . i i i .j i . n. x; i K I 3 UatslJ Hrlst, be"ows style. Cdlorhane Uaed. Cosily sealrd with moderately hot iron. Fiats, juarts, hail gaona. fowl and tarkey sizes. I I HAVE TO GO DOWN AND GET ) SOME MORE a ...wdulo rr n fNJ PA. 9A2DKtff TO iHOU&e, WY THt SHANGHAI J09... JUST TO SKii ARWRo ' Ml 00 UMCLi fAM'f PtSlOHS. A LAYOOT Llkt THip-f THE Yd VU ttJCH i aapaasr e O.I s W.GOOW! IVE BEEN VH WISHWS VJE COLttJP FIND AN ESWoAO-LET ME rrr ii' tMFORlOHATt sae j WE ALL THOUGHT I SURE DIDN'T LOOK OR ACT LIKE A FAMOUS REMBRANDT, , WAS JUST A f r LCOflT PSTECnVS p - m - taiiSi 1its1 Wai was MM 'law wuaf i ; ... at 173 . HR Ma wiaiiliis) 9 n 1 1 mt ..: . l--sawaSaSMSaSSSsW , AND STILL THEY I GET MARRIED B) . r THE MILLIONS vJ y SlEVERV OMj-fM IL-1 L M...vt.v fCUQOHOT UkX IT Utffi WiTM AM CWAfWwvrreo V0O NOT PINO TWe pAXONCST iuCKgTtiaa!M.oa ATTftACTlVf T LiiiAH...Mi ENICrAANTWS ONE! Oe eSAUT! 60CH RARE CHAftUA ! V A a anas I aa. mm awassaZTaQ DETECTIVES IDLD GRAM0-DA0 KOJ4K KUftFSS AH AUHtSl GANG ARE DEAD 1 i BUXAM?. 1 XXJLETWAV SJ VINSON- bbtAKtJUtT FOSSE GET THAT rHATy MURPEKEf? f j t - Vaa , lJ H Iil:rl7 CL. Zn ij7 HAVE WrESCMAEOWEl N-f BEHELD HAVE ?y?'J pJMVEMTEO THAT 7HELLQ THIS YESKIM0N0? ( WHERE I Yjg) IpW BUyANJtFAV.. ESrONy I 41 ir.zlli - - r - : uwkv