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Radio Stations
Hold Meeting
SPOKANE, Oct 13 North
west Broadcasters, an association
of radio stations in Washington,
Oregon, Idaho and British Colum
bia, opened a two-day convention
here today with "Harry R. Spence
of KXRO, Aberdeen, presiding. -
Stations represented, in addition
to Spokane members of the asso
ciation, include: ;
. KUJ, Walla Walla; KRLC, Lew-
Iston; KSLM, Salem; KIRO-KTBI,
Seattle; XOL, Seattle; XYOS
KPQ, Bellingham Wenatchee;
KMO-KIT, Tacoma - Yakima;
KRNR, Roseburg; KRSC, SeatUe;
KOIN, Portland; XWIL Albany;
KBND.- Bend: KWC Pendleton:
KYAN, Vancouver; KWAL, Wal
lace; KELA, Centraiia; KUIN,
Grants Pass; - KGY, Olympla;
KAST, Astoria; KORE, Eugene;
KTJI, .Klamath. Falls; KWLKJ
Longview, and KOOS, Marshfield.
WLB Agrees in Nearly
Half of Iu Decisions
WASHINGTON, Oct
The tripartite membership of the
national war labor board has
been unanimous in nearly half of
its decisions, the board said to
' day on the basis of its survey of a
three month period ending Sep
tember 15.
The survey also showed, the
announcement said, that In the
split decisions the public and the
industry, members out voted" the
labor members slightly more of
ten than the public-labor combi
nation outvoted the industry side.
California Completes -Largest
Fruit Pack
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 13-vP)
California has Just completed the
largest pack of fruit ever put in
cans in one state. Preliminary es
timates made by packers and an
nounced by the war food admin
lstration set the total pack at 28,
653,557 cases or 687,685,368 cans,
No 2 size.
The pack was . almost half
again larger than last year's 19,
430,390 case output Government
buying )eft little in sight for ci
vilians. -
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S. 0 Musical Interlude.
43 New.
1 00 News.
7:1S Orchestra.
7 3 Nw.
t:4S HUlbUlys.
S. 00 Haven of Rest -
S:30 News - . . , n ' .
S-4S Al Trace Orchestra.
00 Ry Noble's Orchestra.
:1S Pastors CaU.
t:30 Saturday ScTap Book.
10:00 Glen aarSy.-Nrwa.
11:19 To Be Announce.
' 19:10 Luncheon wlta Liopes.
11:00 US Marmes.
11:15 Lanl Mclntyrt.
11 -JO Georce terney"s Orch
il :0O Today's Top Trades,
11:1S News.
12:30-HiUbilly Serenade.
11:55 SpoUitht on Rhythm.
10 News.
1 H6 Interlude.
1:15 Jamaica Races.
1 -JO Del Courtney's Orchestra.
1:15 Whitman vs. Washington.
: JO Music
8:45 Nicht News Wire.
StO Ctucaro Theatre ot Air.
f .-00 War Commentary. .
T:15 Music for Remembrance,
t JO Evangelical Hour.
. S. -00 Downbeat Derby.
t:00 News.
:1S Orchestra.
:30 News. ' ':, -
9:45 Galileaa Hour. I
10:00 Music.
10 :1S Orchestra.
10:30 News. ' i
10 45-Results Inc.
11: flO Open House.
1 1 M News Roundup.
U:QO Sign Off.
TTuDdllffly
Sunday's Radio Programs
KSLM MBS SUNDAY I2M SU.
7 AO Radio Bible Class,
T JO Young People's Church,
S AS Wesley League. "
8 30 Vote of Prophecy.
AO Pilgrim Hour.
30 Lutheran Hour.
It AO-Glen Hardy. News.
! 15 Commander Scott
10 JO Hookey HalL
11 AO Americas Lutheran Chisrch.
11 AO War Commentary.
12:15 Voice of Dairy Farmer.
18:30 Dr. Floyd Johnson.
1 AO Your America.
1:00 Back to the Bible,
2:15 Canary Pet Shop.
2 JO Local Young People.
SAO Quick As A Flash.
2:30 Upton Close.
3k45 Dick Brown.
4 -SO Cleveland Symphony Orch.
AO Mediation Board. -S:45
Gabriel Heatter.
SAO News, !
: 1 S Orchestra. : 4.
SJ0 Cedric Foster.
S:45 Columbia Bay Choir.
1 AO Orchestra,
t. IS Tommy Tucker Time,
TJ0 LangworUi Orchestra.
. - 8:00 California Melodies.
8:30 Tonight at Hoagya.
. 8 AO New.- . - '
8:15 Charles Marnantl and Nick
ConsintlJM- Orchestra,
JO News.
S:4S Orgso Musle. -
10 AO Old rashioned Revival.
11 AO-Sign Oft -
KEX BNMICNDA1 lltf K
SAO Symphonic Flight
JO Dr. Ralph Walker.
8:45 Sunday Song Service.
S AO Builders of Faith.
JO Message of. Israel.
18 AO John B. Kennedy.
10:15 George Hicks.
10 JO-Sammy Kayo Serenade. '
10 55 Leland Stowe. News.
1 1 AO Chaplain Jim, USA.
I1J0 Serenade Tropical. .
12:00 Charlotte Greenwood Show.
12 JS Miss Hattie.
1.-00 Darts for Dough.
1 JO World of Song.
2 AO Mary Small Revu.
2 JO Ho Copy '
2A0 Hall of Fame.
4 AO Edw. Jorgensea. "
4 JO Sunday Vespers,
1 00 Christian ienco Program.
8 15 Serenade. "
JO Monday Morning Headlines.
8:45 Drew rearson. .
S-OO Walter WtnchelL ' '
f IS Hollywood Mystery ,Tbn. . ;
:4 Jlmmte rtdler. '
7 AO Life of Riley, . . ' -1
7 JO Keep Up wttf the World.- .,
8 AO Greenfield Village Chew. '
8:15 Dorothy Thompson.
8:30 Quia Kids,
8:00 Jos E. Brown.
JO News Headlines and Blghflgtthi
:4SFor All Humanity. .
10 AO University Explorer.
10:15 Blue Preview
10 JO Builders- ot Faith,
11 AO Concsrt Hour t -
RGW NBC SCXDAY 42t SU.. -4A0
Dawn Patrol
' 8:1 5 Commando Mary.
JO String Quartet
7 AO Highlights of the Bible.
Defeating Japs StillBigTashy
Salem Marine Tells Realtors
United Nations conquest of Jap
an is not as near as Is believed on
the home front, Sgt Jack Floyd
Thompson, US marine corps, fold
members of the Salem Board of
Realtors at their noon meeting
Friday in Marion fcoteL "The Jap
anese are a tenacious people," Ser
geant Thompson said, "and may
fight to the death when attempts
are made to land on their 'sacred
soil. ., Thompson was introduced
by William Bliven. - Vol' ':
Sergeant Thompson was attach
ed to -the intelligence department
of the second marines and was in
position to see captive Japanese,
civilian and military. He told
about the capture of a major who,
when questioned about ' what
would happen when allied arms
went ashore in Japan, answered:
"You will find no one to rule, my
people will fight to the death."
Hay Be Frepsganda
Of course," Sergeant Thompson
said, "that may .have been propa
ganda coming from one of the
more- intelligent and enlightened
Japanese officers. But we did run
Into some proof which made, the
assertion sound authentic. One of
our greatest troubles came from
the suicide tendency of Japanese
civilians. r;--r:
"We even had a Japanese mill
tary prisoner broadcast to the, ci
vilians urging them not to destroy
themselves but whole families still
continued to toss themselves from
cliffs and into the seas. . We scat
tered pamphlets urging the civil
ians not to die, insisting they
would get good treatment ' But
our promise could not overcome
the -propaganda which had been
fed them at home, towit: "the
Americans will torture you to
death'." -. I
NaUves Aid Tanks
The marine said natives of Sal
pan gave invaluable aid to Amer
icans when they had secured
beachheads. Guides pointed the
way over treacherous mountains
with a great saving of American
lives, he said.
Another factor which Sergeant
Thompson believes will make the
remainder of the campaign against
the Japanese a tough one is found
L nUaaMaD IPnoD)naiiiiims
KEX BN SATUROAT I1M K.
i)0 Musical Clock.
S:15 Farm and Horns Makers.
S:45 United Nations Review.
T:1S Msrtin Agronsky. News.
T JO News Comments.
7:45 George Wright. Organist
8:00 Breakfast Club. '
S.-00 Fannie Hurst.
t:30 Lois Long.
:43 Transatlantic Quix. :
10 OO Singing In Dixie.
10:10 CoUina Calling. ;
10 JO What's Cookin'
10:55 Musical Intertudo. ' - -110
Football. -I -;
1 JO Horace Heldt Orchestra. L
" 10 News. '
2 .02 Saturday Concert
2:4 Hello Sweetbeart.
3:00 Edw. Jorgenson.
1:15 Harry Wismer, Sports.
3 JO Contemporary Composers.
S AS News.
4 AO Correspondents Abroad.
'- 4:15 Blue Matinee.
4 JO On Stag Everybody.
8:00 Orchestra.
S:30 Boston Symphony Orchestra.
5 JO Spotlight Bands.
CAS Quick Quia.
70 Guy Lombardo Orchestra.
7:30 The Man Called X. . !
S. -00 Early American Mustek
. S JO Leland Stows.
8:45 Hoosier Hop. i
S J5 News. 1 ; . 1 "
AO Soldiers with Wings.
:I5-Musical Interlud.
30 News Headlines and rtgh-
lighte
9.45 Study :n Blun.
10:0O-Musie by Gin
10:3O-Builders of Falttt.
11 AO This Moving World
II -IS CJsremont Hotel Orch
!
T JO Words and Music.
AO The Church In Your Home.
JO World News Roundup. .
5 Carolyn Gilbert Singer.
AO Carve th Walls.
15 News in Adver Using.
JO Stradivari
10 AO-A Layman Views the News.
10:15 Recital
It :30 Chicago Roand Table,
11 AO Those We Love.
11 JO John Charles Thomas.
12 AO World News.
12 JO The Armv Hour. -
1:30 Music Salon.
135 Memory KssseL
. SAO NBC Symphony Orchestra,.
SAO News Headline and Highlights
"2J5 Catholic Hour
245 News Telequis,
4 AO Jack Benny.
- 4 JO Band Wagon.
4 '55-.Tom Roddy News. : 1
. SAO Charlie McCarthy.
i S:30 One Man's Faanily.
AO Manhattan Merry -Go-Round.
JO American Alburn, sf FamiUar
Music.' . i
7 eo Hour of Charm '
7 JO Tremayne-Gleasoa
8:00 The Great GUdersleeve. r
. JO Symphony . Hour.
JO Jack Benny.
18 00 News Fmsnet
10:15 Mary Ann Mercer.
10 JO Music America Loves Best.
11 AO St Francis Hotel Orchestra,
11 JO War News Roundup.
12A0-2A0 a.nu Swing Shift
KOIN CBS SUNDAY S Ks.
00 News of the World
6:15 E. Power Biggs, Organist, f
:45 New Voices in Song. i
7 AO Churcb ot the Air.
7:3 Wings Over Jordan.
8:0O Warren Sweeney, News
8:05 Blue Jackets Choir. r
8 JO 'Invitation , to Learning I
9:00 Salt Lake Tabernacle. . ! ;
:30 Faith of America. ;
9:45 News.
10 AO Church of the Atr . ' ..
10:30 Something for You
10.45 Edward Murrow . ; - V,
11 AO Dangerously Yours. -
11 JO Worw News Today
1 1 J5 WAVES Singing Jlatoon.
12 AO Pullbannunta Orch Concert
1 JO The Pause That Refreshes,
2.00 The Family Hour. , . i
2.45 William Shlrer. News.
2 AO Ad ventures ot Ozzle Ac Harriet
3:301 Was There.
4 AO Kate Smith Hour.
SAO News.
' .15 Studio. '
8 JO Rhythm Inn.
J5 Bob Trout
AO Radio ReaMiees Digest -
5 JO Star Theatre. - .
7 AO Take U or Leave It
.T JO Fannie Brice. .
, SAO Crime Doctor.
8 25 Song of the Week.
8:30 Blondie.
AO Bill Lance.
JO Song of the CohunMa. ,
10 AO Five Star Fines
10:15 Wartime Women. -1:20
Orchestia . -.
10 JO Trans-Atlantic Can.
11 AO Jan Savitt Orchestra.
1130 Talks -
11:45 Dale Jones Orchestra. ' '
115 News.
12AO-OA0 aA Must and News.
in the kind of arms used by tha
enemy as the battle approaches
Nippon's shores. He said the big I
guns, mostly British make, were I
encountered in the north. Obvi-1
ously, he said, they , were the
weapons taken from British Sing
apore and Hong Kong.
Thompson Decorated.
Sergeant Thompson has receiv
ed two presidential citations. He
Is the son of Mrs. Marie Thomp-
son, 2110 Myrtle street He was
with, the marines in four major I
engagements, Guadalcanal, Tara-1
wa. &aipan ana xtnian. - x .
In the absence of President I
George D. Alderin the meeting
was presiaea over oy . a. zors
ner, vice president, it was an-i
nounced at the meeting that John
w. uaiorsun wouia spesx uctooer I
u u aiuuniHU uino l
uuvi , avvv sveuwutt sjauwi- aaarisi i
wives, to attend. Morris Hudson,
tZttZLSttES:
eon.
Open Ground
To Help Yanks
PORTLAND, Oct lS-P-Fight-
ing in the Pacific witf be definitely church at North Wth .and Brey
in the Americans' favor when it man, Cpt Rholin La Duke will be
moves out of jungles and swamps the special speaker. At the 7:43
into open territory, Col William
Jackson of the famed 41st division
declared here today. )
' "The Jap is a pretty vicious lit-1
tie fellow underground, but he's!
not so good out in the open, the
artillery, executive said, back from
i,m tot 0"thw" ?:
his mass formations and suicidal
attacks just don't work out"
Colonel Jackson said America
was "getting enough ' power out
there now to do the job. He Was
full of praise for the American GL
"If he's got a job he does it and
it doesn't make any difference how
rough it is. He's as good a fight
ing man as there is," the, colonel
(aid --il' ... -
KGW NBC SATURDAY-CM Ks.
4 AO Dawn Patrol i
AO Rhythm for Saturday.
JO News Parade.
7 AO Here Comes the Band.
T US News- Headlines
High.
4 lights
7 JO Music by Cugat
7:4a Sam Hayes
AO K-C Jamboree.
JO Melody Roundup.
AO Ales Dreier. Nev.
:1S Calling AU Girls.
9 JO Atlanuc Spotlight
1 0 AO Adventure Ahead; , i
lOJO-Here's Babe Ruth. 1
1045 War Telescope
11 AO Opportunity Theatre.
11 -JO Stars of Tomorrow.
12 JO td, McConneU.
lAO-FootbaU.
lJO-Races.
1:40 Rhythm Workshop. ,
2 AO NBC. ' s
2 JO Rupert Hughes. "
2 00 Vegeubtes tor Victory.
2:151 Sustain the Wings.
2 JO curt Maasey at Co
2:45 Religion in the News.
4 AO They Call Me Joe.
4 JO Noah Webster Says.
AO Orchestra,
JO Your Charm Coach.
1:43 Louis P. Locnner,
AO National Barn Di
JO Can You Top Thill
tao Barry Wood.
1 JO Grand . or Opry
SAO Truth or Consequences.
JO Rudy Vallee.
AO News.
1:15 Thomas Peluw Orchestra,
9 J0 Three Suns Trio.
:45 Lee Simms, Pianist
:S5 Music
10 AO News
10:13 Labor Roundup.
-10 JO Hotel St Francis Orch.
10 35 News
11 AO Shangri-La Orchestra.
11 -30 War News Roundup.
11A0-2 A. M. Swing Shift
KOIN CBS SATURDAY OTA Kc.
AO News. !
as Western Sutra. ' "
J0-KOIN Klock,
7:15 New "
t JO BUI Haworth. News.
7:45 Consumer News,
AO Warren Sweeney, News.
AS Lets Pretend.
' t:30 Fashions In Rations.
AO Theatre of Today.
JO Mews
:5 Zlguener Fantasy.
10 AO Gsand Central SUtlon. .
10 J5 Air-Flo of the Air
10 JO Report to the Nattoo.
11 as Mary Lee Taylor.
11 JO Serenade.
11 S New.
2 AO CBS. '
SAO News. -
1:15 Newspaper of the Air. .
2:45 World 'oday.
' 2J5 Interlude- i
4 AO Something for You. ! ;
4:15 London Column.
4 JO Hollywood Bam Dance.
SAO Youth on- Parade.
JO Traffie Safety. - - -SM5
News. - v. " ;.r :.i, '
A0 This Is My Story. .
JO Sports a la carte,
0:45 Saturday Night Serenade.
7:15 Mayor of the Town. : r
7 5 Jerry Sears Presents, '
AO America In the Air.
JO Inner Sanctum.
J5 Dave Vaile. - - !
AO Your H.t Parade.
:45 Dont You Believe It
10 AO Five Star Final.
10:15 All Star Dance.
10 JO Henry Busse Orchestra.
10:45 Texas Rangers.
11 AO Orchestra, v I
1 11 AS Orchestra,
11 JO Talks.
11-45 Orchestra
HAS News.
12 AO to SAO ajn. Music At News.
KOAC 9ATUROAT-55 Ks.
10 AO News.
10:15 The Homemakers Hour. -
11 AO Co-ed Half Hour.
11 JO Concert HalL,
II AO News.
12:15 Noon Farm Hour.
1 AO Home Folks' FroUe. '
1:15 Marching to Victory.
lJO-VarietyTlme.
2 AO Books and Authors.
2:15 Voice of the Army.
2 JO Memory Book of Music, '
SAO News. : '.
.. 3:15 Music of th Masters.
. 4 AO Excursions V Science.
4:15 Listen to Leibert
4 JO Wake Up America. -
4:45 Tony Pastor.
A0 On the Upbeat
:30 Music by Cugat
8:45 HeUe Neighbor.
AO News. -
Sas Studio Party.
85 Evening Farm Hour.'
7 AO From A to Z in Novelty.
: -7:15 rternal Vigilance.
T JO The Master Singers.
7:45 Here Comes the Band.
AO Allen Roth.
8 JO Music That Endures. ..
J0 Listen to Leibert
5 News.
10 AO Sign Off,
Newport Girl
Wins Award1
PORTLAND, Oct 12 - The
Northwest Yeast company's $250
scholarship was awarded to Emily
Whetsone, 14, Newport, today for
winning the state 4-H breadbaking
contest here.
Demonstration contest winners:
Canning: Washington county
team, Constance Jo Council, Hills
boor, and Marilyn Lindgren, We-
coma.
Clothing: Columbia 1 ' county
team, Carol Rae Shatto and Nita
Shires, Scappoose.
Homemaking: Lane county
team. Noma -and Roma Otto. Eu
gene, - . " .. i
Dalrr food: Portland team. Nan
Griffin and Evelyn Sack.
Cookfaw: Benton county team.
Betty Shldeler and Joan Smith,
Corvallis.
T-J7..I,, .-1 J.I. 1. V T-
Nations! Youth eek
Observed by Churches a
The Foursquare churches
throughout the United States are
observing . October as national
youth month. ' The services in the
church- are centered around this
theme.
Sunday at 6:45 pjn. in the Salem
fpJn. service, a special message il
lustra ted with Bible slides will be
I ven by the pastor.
Adults as well as the youth are
invited to attend these services.
Aimee Leaves Mother
$10 of $10,000 Estate
LOS ANGELES. Oct ; 13-m-
Aimee Semple McPherson be
queathed $10 to her mother, Mrs
Minnie (Ma) Kennedy, under her
will dated March 27, 1944, and
filed for probate today, Attorney
Joe Fainer announced. '
Fainer said the evangelist's per'
sonal property was valued at less
than $10,000, that her son, .Rolf
McPherson, was named executor
without bond, , and that one of- the
provisions was that if any of the
beneficiaries attempted to con
test they would receive only $5.
Silverton Churches
I CALVARY
Jefsey street O. C. Olson, i pastor.
Sunday school ! aJn. Miss Olga
I Joknson, superintendent. Pit iee - aer-
vioes at il. Topic, -one wno wan
I Forgive Sin."
EMMANUEL
North Church street. Rev. S. L. Aim-
lie; pastor. Sunday school 10 a.m
Morning service at 11. The Greatest
News in the World." Luther League
Fellowship at TJ0 pju. Subject, , "hi
noiy communion."
TRINITY ".' - -i f
North Second street Rev. M. J. K.
Fuhr, pastor. Sunday school 10 a.m.
Morning service at 11. Topic. The
I Great Physician." Luther League- 7:15
p.m. Topic, Christ comes to ate la
I Holy Communion.' Duane Block, lead'
IMYTHODIST
Main and Flake streets. O. Leonard
Jones, pastor. Church school : a.m.
rreq .Baker, superintendent. Worship
I at il Topic, Th Key to the Para'
bles of Jesus." : . i 1
CHRISTIAN AND'
hUSSIONART AIXIANCB
Sunday school 19 ajn. Morning wor
ship at lt Young people at .44 pa
livening service at 7:45,
IMABQUAM METHODIST
Pierre smith, pastor. Sunday school
10 a.m. Worship at 11. .Young people
CHRISTIAN SCTRNCB
North i Second street Sunday school
9AS ajn. Worship at 11. Service Wed
inesaay nignt..
ASSEMBLY OF COD !
Omar Bailey, pastor. Sunday school
: a.m. worship at 11. Young people
:s pjn Evangeiistie at a.
CBTVKCH OF GOD .
Sunday school at M am. Preach mg
I service at IL Children's hour T pjn.
Kvangeusuc at pjn.
LATTER DAY SAINTS i
Sunday school 9:45 am. Morshio at
il. mia at, lao pjn.-
IT. PAUL'S CATHOLIC '
Pine street. Father John VaavHoean-
aen, pastor. Sunday masses at a and
10. followed by benediction, Tuesday
and maay at Tas, other days at 7.
SrVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
Second street N. C Emston. ' paster
Sabbath school Saturdry at J0 ajn.
I Worship at . 11. YPS at 3 JO sun. ;
PILGRIM HOLINESS
Omar Fenton. pastor. Sunday school
i at 10 ajn. .xnvine worship at il
Valloy Churches
CLEAR LAKE EVANGELICAL
Clear Lake road near Ouinabv. Rev.
W. H. Cooksley, pastor. Sunday school
ii ajn. merce couara. -superintend
ent Morning service at i 10. . Sermon
I subject "Youth, the Hope wf the Fa
ture. - evening service at s. Arthur
Cobb,' acting president of the district
Kvangeucal xouth renowshtp. will in
stall the newly elected officers and
bring a message for young people.
HAYESVTLLR BRANCH
lOP FUST BAPTIST
HayesviQe school. Sunday school 1:45
ajn. Dewey Davis, superintendent
FOUR CORNERS BRANCH
OF FIRST BAPTIST I
- East State and El ma streets. Sunday
I school 8:45 ajn. Ben Swlnford. super'
iinienaem. .
SALEM HEIGHTS COMMUNITY
Salem Heishts Community hau. Rev.
IF. C Stannard. pastor. Sunday school
io ajn. aiornmg service at il
3 TciLcy Eirliwis
5txrti2r Mon Oct. 16th.
83 A. II. Essential work.
No experience cecessirj.
. N0HTIIVEST
POULTRY & DAIRY
PRODUCTS CO.
I:S N. Front St, ' T 1
Honored
Mrs. Grace VL narweed, the yetmg
she week, was awaered gvest at the Salem Janier Chamber of Coas
merce hmcheon, where the yhetegrapher mapped this candid pie
tare. To the left of Mrs. IZarweed, extreme right of the pietare. Is
rat OMslaad. immedUte pact president at the Jayeees. while Lt
Edith, DiZe. WAC recntter here, sits at her left. Beside Lt DiZe
is Jsaler Chamber rresldeat Wendell Ewiagi note by
Hull, England Takes
Beating From Germans
JJONDON, Oct IS P)The
mercantile city of Hun has been
hit by high explosive and incen-
TUC.CLE TCEAITS
(j-RES A LOVELY APPLEl U'M NO'TEACWERS r lhV : HI II -Wexm-irrxMtMVt
7 RDR yOU TO TAKE PET THE KIDS J ' 1 l ?JSS!iQ'J
VTOVOUffTEAOCR WOULD CALL MS V, JsR-WERS JT i
P-T-a-. A SISSX IF I TOCrC J ) T ' fiCTf-C vf
i (NOTHING) wTHATr T ' -f ljj ' J P7 N
OUT TMESES OUS 0ASC.. X 2 AMKE VVITM TH8I 1' '
NUTMIN BUT NtffHIN' IN THIS QOiVN ' 9 tCST ON TUg L
PLACE --.-THEY SUf?S PlCKEO a C 0mrm ht. WfiSt
ccoRcli
11- -Oai .some jap soucrs 1 vmm--vxm - vpif
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THAT HOUC2J r- v tUCYfJ
Guest
weaaaa 1st the big hat, WAC M
diary bombs In 82 air raids sine
the) war began, suffering 3000
casualties Including 1200 deaths,
the Hull emergency committee re
ported tonight Only 5938 of 82.
880 houses in the city of 215,000
population remained intact.
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Noted Author,
Visits Salem
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Arthur Dean Swift, 28, self-styled
world's, greatest hitch-hiker show
ed up in Salem Friday with proof
from newspaper .dippings indi
cating he bad traveled 234,000
miles since be started "hoofing it?
in 1933. : jr-V-.vr -.;-:.v
Swift claims kinship with Jona
than Swift, arch-satirist and au
thor of Gulliver't Travels. His
testimonials in this direction
smacked of authenticity since he
war born in Leeds, England, birth
place of the famed author.
When he has completed 1,000,
000 miles, Swift said, he will com
plete bis literary work. The Pry
copath, in four volumes. Two vol
umes have been written, in these
volumes Swift said ha would pic
sent a practical interpretation of
the psychology of wanderlust
' A 4-F registration card from his
Enfield, Connecticut draft board
indicates -his non-availability for
the armed services.
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will of Former Gov. Alfred Ij
Smith, 1928 democratic presiden
tial nominee who died Oct: 4 left
roe Duuc or nis estate in equal
shares to his five children. '
The instrument was filed today,
and the accompanying petition
placed a formal value of more
than $13,000 on the gross estatk
It was dated Aug. L; 1944, and
bequeathed $5000 to a sister; airs.
Mary A. Glynn. y-i; " r.;
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