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Th OREGON STATESMAN,: Salem. Or7on. Thuradar
Morning, July 3, 1943
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Lttttnr Trr Charted Carlos
- Rodrcguez,. Bligh hotel, vvho al
legedly was trying to atart i-a
' Buick car, was arrested: . Wednes
day by police.' When-approached
in the car.'-ai Tie: ground the
starter, " Rodreguez - told police it
k - was Ms car; Hie police report said.
. On being '. searched, police re
portedly " found a' dishonorable
military discharge' and a release
notice from Oregon state peniten
tiary.' He was booked on a charge
vct attempted larceny" of; a. '.car
, when Charles Johnson, 1290 North
I 14th st, appeared at headquarters
. end said the car'was his. : " :
Leonard's Supper Club is open ev
t vy night. No cover, charge before
8 p.m.i Every Tucs. night ladies
admitted free. , Every Thurs- night
is Baiirel-o-Fun night. ' .
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1 DAV Meets Tonight Disabled
American Veterans will hold the
regular business meeting tonight
f at 8 o'clock at VFW hall, Verne
L. Ostrander, newly elected com
mander, in the chair. After the
business meeting the chapter is
having an ice cream social .with
the auxiliary members as guests.
For unpainted furniture shop at
Woodrow's, 325 Center. .
; . Taken Home Mrs. D. C. Isom,
still bedfast but considerably im
proved following a bout with vi
rus pneumonia late in May, was
removed to her home in Portland
: yesterday1 from the apartment of
her sister, Isabel Childs, in Sa
lem, i . I . ', .
Fur storage. Let us tell you about
our storage with free moth-proofing.
Prices. ,j i
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Vandalism Reported W. W.
Rosebraugh, 490 East Miller st,
reported to police Wednesday that
a 10-foot length had been; cut
from his garden hose. He said it
was his belief the hose was cut
by someone who wanted an illegal
gasoline siphon.
. . Wedding pictures taken at the
church. 520 State. Ph. 5722.
Chokes While Eating Anna
Gemmell, 460 North 24th st., was
taken ; to Salem General hospital
Wednesday after she. had choked
on a piece of meat during her
dinner.
"Cyn" " Cronise Photographs and
'- Frames. 1st Natl Bank Bid.
; Man's Head Cat Gerald Cox,
1548 Mission st, had a cut on his
head attended, by first aid. He
said he had been hit over the head
with- a stick of stove wood. First
aiders saidi-he' also had a black
Horse sale, 'Sunday, Groesbeck
Auction Market. Some fancy sad'
die stock listed. Bring what you
have to sell. Phone 6098.
Girl Cuts Foot Shirley Stan
ley, 11, of 67 Park st, cut her foot
on a piece of broken glass Wed
nesday and was attended by first
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Fur storage. Let us tell you about
our storage with free moth-proof-1
ing. Prices. . ..
Boy V Foot Cut Lonnie Magee,
i t, of 1935 Breyman ave.,. while
I- playing in Bush pasture stepped
! en a piece of broken glass, cut
j ting a gash in his right foot which
was dressed by first aid.
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For home loans see Salem Fed
eral, 130 South Liberty. '
'Griffith Continaes While he
is serving as temporary secretary
for the new. state civil service
board, William Griffith! is continu
ing as merit system manager for
the state unemployment compen
sation commission.!
Leonard's Supper Club is open ev
ery night. No cover charge before
S p.m. Every Tues.' night ladies
admitted free. Every Thurs. night
is Barrel-o-Fun night .
Removed to Home Ray Locke
nour, 1478 ' Center st, was re
moved to his home Wednesday
from Salem General hospital,
where he underwent surgery.
(Ubitiiary
Frad
James E. Frd. at h( residence. 1605
Korth Capitol street.' July-1. Husband
o( Mrs. Anna Frad of .Salem: father
of Mrt. Douglas Wallace, of Greens
boro. N. C, Mrs. J. B. McNair of San
Franclttco. and Kennath and Clarence
Frad. both in the United States navy;
brother of Roy Frad of Spencer, Iowa,
and .Bert Frad tn Mfemesota. Also
survived by two irrandcftHdren, Larry
and Joan Frad, both of -Salem. Serv
ices will be held Thursday. July S.
at 1 p.m.. from the C'loufh-Barrlck
chapel vitn, Rev. s. rtaynor snmn ox-
rtciatinav Interment in Btlerest Hem
rial park. ! j
Hatkert
Mrs. Ernestina Haskert.-!at her test
dene, S4S Statesman at.. Salem. July 4.
Survived by one -daughter Mrs. Lydia
Zamzow; also three granddaughters,
Announcement of services later by.
CIouttn-Barnck company,
retttt
Mar Emily Pettit of
410 Morgan
3. Survived
ave., at her residence Julji
; by one daughter. Mrs. L. jw. Hnwland
' of Portland; one son, Earl Walter
Pettit of Saiem: one aiste. Mrs. T. B.
Waldo of Willow Lake. S. D two
brothers. C. L. Kelly of Berkeev,
Calif., and M. J. Kelly of Bryant. S.D.
: and - three grandchildren. Announce
ment of funeral services latter from the
Howell-Edwards chapel. I 545 North
Capitol st. j
Perm.
Wave
Extra for Finger - j
wave or Hairdress
open inurs. tvr.
by Appointment
" , Phone 3(63 ?,
Castle Perm. VaversJ
'305 First National Bank Bldg.
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! Agents VS each t Applications
for positions as internal, revenue
agent Jn .the income tax unit and
special agent in the intelligence
unit of the . bureau : of v internal
revenue, federal - treasury ? depart
ment, are. being sought , by the
United .States civil service - com
mission. Both positions are with
Seattle, Wash., headquarters. Furt
ther details may be secured from
Cecile Bowden,' Salem civil serv
ice, secretary, room 200 of the
postoffice! building. ' ' ' -
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7 hr. developing & printing ser
vice at Burke's Camera Shop. 174
N. Com'l. s
S Leaves Hospital Chester Har
ris, West; Salem, who underwent
surgery 'iin Salem General hospi
tal, - wasj sufficiently recovered
VVednesday to be removed to his
home. ' i-.. ;
Youth Missing Gordon A. Lan
retzen,: 1$, is missing from Oregon
state hospital, police were noti
fied Wednesday. -
Daughter Born Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Merz; of Brooks, became
the parents of a daughter Satur
day night, born in Salem Deacon
sss hospital at 9:50 p.m. ; '
Heat Falls' Woman Cora
Schweinfurt, Turner, was over
come by heat in Salem Wednes
day afternoon and was treated by
first.aid.j ' - -
Portlanders Guests Mr. and
Mrs. George L. Peterson of Port
land are holiday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Rex Kimmell.- -
Prizes Given
Children for
July 4 Parade
Two tiny Pierrettes" and an
equally small Pierrot, in crisp,
sheer costumes with wide paper
ruffs as collars--Janice and Joyce
Herberger, ' twins, with their
brother, ; Bobby wonr the $25 war.
bond first prize in the children's
division of Salem's Fourth of July
parade. .They are the children of
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Herberger.
David Parke, as a camouflaged
infantryman; Jimmy Litchfield as
a sailor; Kent Kitts as "an Eskimo
from Hawaii"; Ardith and Arline
Graver'' and Theresa Black well
won first to fourth prizes, respec
tively in the costume section of
the parade.
- Sandra ' Allison with a horse;
Jack Phillips with his' war dog;
Mary Jill Kitts, carrying the
monkey.! her father, Ray Kitts of
the merchant marine,"1 brought
home from the - Philippines; Bill
Hill and Kathleen Crowley won
the prizes in the pet section.
-. The -duet of flags on -Pauline
Aiigledee's float won first and
Jobnny ) Melhop on his tricycle,
second, In the' floats section.
Every1 youngster who partici
pated in the parade, received ice
cream from the American Legion.
Leopold to Delay His ;
Abdication Until Vole
BRUSSELS, July 4. -UrV The
newspaper Le Soir said today that
King Leopold III, after consulting
with many advisers, had proposed
to wailuntil after elections are
held in Belgium,' brobably within
six months', before deciding wheth
er to abdicate. -
STATE KEAE1NG QUOTA
PORTLAND, :July; i.-(P)-Ore
gon is inching toward .jits E bond
quota but officials were uncertain
today whether the $55,000,000. jgoal
would be reached by Monday's 3
p. m. deadline. The state is $7,
416,553 short, at the 86.5 mark.
ABSIE ENDS WORK
LONDON, July 4.' -iflf- The
American broadcasting station in
Europe, ABSIE, transmitted its
final 'Yankee Doodle" program
to Europe tonight.
The
James
Nome,
first school Brig. Gen.
Doolittle attended was in
Alaska, where his father
had gone1 during ( the gold rush.
Public Records
MUNICIPAL COURT
Patrick L. Lacy, 260 Superior
st; charge1 disorderly conduct
Virginia Lawrence, 605 Union
st; charge disorderly conduct
Edward Powers Seattle, Wash!.;
charge I disorderly conduct
. Charles -Rodreguez,' Bligh hotel;
charge i attempted larceny of car.
, John Shoder, . Los Angeles,
Calif.; ; charge violation of basic
rule; bail $10. - . V
Delton O. , Godwin, route one,
Springfield; , charge , violation of
basic rule; bail $7.50. : . : ,
I Every Thurs. '
. ; TO-IIIGHT :
A riotrof Laughs
Barrel O'Fon IHghl
Laughs, Thrills, Excitement
Don't Miss It
Leonards V
SUPPER CLUB
One Block No. "of Underpass
On Road Jo Portland ,
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MERCY
AT CUA
the hospital ship USS
Two of -U. S. Navjy's Newest
Destroyers Twiggs, Porter- !
Suiik iii Campiiigii of Okinawa
WASHINGTON July.-iPTwq of the navy's newer destroyers;
the Twiggs and William D. Porter,
attack) during the latter phases
a total of 244 casualties. ; -
Loss of the : 2,050-ton vessels
but their names : were , hot dis
closed) until ; today in navy an
npuncement .J. If-1 iJ
The Porter. A ictim of a Japanese
suicide dive bomber, sank three
hours after being hit on the morn
ing of , June 10 ahd escaped with
light Casualties. 0f her wartime
complement of between. 300 and
350 men; 6 J were wounded, and
only a comparatively, few of those
seriouilyl There was none killed
or reported rnissing. ,
Her sister ship, the Twiggs, was
lost oP the evening of June 16
in a .sin-prisej attack which came
so suddenly survivors Svere un
able to say with certainty what hit
them. Later evidence indicated it
was a ! torpedo dropped by "the at
tacking plane which swept sud
denly 'out of the night sky.
Thej ship's .bow was blown off
byT' the explosion and all the' of
ficers , were killed or', disabled by
injuries. Command of the vessel
fell "to .-chief pharmacist's mate Jo
seph ; Ei Dewodockl, Lorif Beach;
C lif . ; j Her skipper, Commander
George j Philip, j rJ. Rapid City,
S. D.,'; son-in-law it Vice 'Admiral
Joseph K; Taussig, yi as reported
missing.r j, .
r The Twiggs was participating in
shore bombardment in support of
ground troops closing in on Japa
nese bottled up on the ' southern
tip . o Okinawa when
the
fatal
blow came.
Nearby ships picked up the sur
vivors! and the Twiggs sank just
one hour after being hit.
Enlisted Meii Have
Day of 'Independence'
LONDON, July 4 -iJPi- Break
fast in bed for all enlisted men,
served by officers. '.'
That was part ' the celebra
tion ' of . the Fourth . of July to
dsfy at the. 228th station hospital
at Shfrbourne, a day proclaimed
as "the' enlisted man's day of in
dependence" by Lt.- Col. J. Kings
ley MkcDonald of Charlotte, NC
Enlisted men acted as officers
for .tei day and a party was
given ist the officers' club at night.
RED CROSS TO AID f
. PARIS, July 4.-4rVThe Amer
ican! Red Crossj at the request of
the US embassy will provide sup
plementary food, parcels for - an
estimated 2,000 "American civil
ians in France, it was learned to
day. !( Y;! --;, ' :-- "
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Imporianl Changes in
Cily Bus Loading Zones
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The main loading zpne is on Commercial
street between State and
The bus stop at
street has been abandoned. - ; S L.
Far side stops tvill
of High and State, State
and Liberty. ' .i .'
.Effective July 6th
Market street, bus will
stead of Court street.
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EegoE 12dpi Stages
Jls v
M - Navv ambulances from the Guam
Mercy to receive casualties from the
were sunk by Japanese aerial
off
the Okinawa campaign,' with
h;ad been previously announced
$0,000 Idle fbn
Strike During
July 4 Holiday
I By the Associated Press
Millions of workers observed In
dependence day by laboring at
tlieirlnachines yesterday (Wednes
day), but there still were some
50,000 strike idle, 33,000 of these
bj Akron, Ohio, the nation's rub
ber capital.; r I .
jln Washington the bureau of
laor statistics reported there had
been 13,585 work stoppages, cost
ing 31,582,000 man-days, between
Dec. 7; 1941, and June 1 j ,1945.
This Is about equal to. a single
day's' idleness by civilian male
workers in every, plant, office. or
store in ..the country. . ; I
i The trend to strikes, however,
is! upward. Lost time in - May was
greater .than in any month since
Pearl Harbor -but the number of
srikes in that month was not
particularly' high. I ,
Along the front of major cur
rent strikes, the holiday was quiet
j Federal seizure at any. time was
expected at the strike-bound Good
year tire-rubber company . plants
ii Akron, where 16,700 j persons
have been - away from work 18
days. Another 18,500 were idle
at the Firestone Tire &i Rubber
plants there. . M
Canada Chicken
Supply Is Cut Off
PORTLAND, July 4.()-Port-
land restaurants', chicken 'supply
-j - live fowls purchased ! at 25
ctnts a pound in Canada - - has
been cut off, the Oregon Journal
said today. The newspaper said
Canada has forbidden food ship
ments in more than $5 quantities
ejecept with an export permit al
most impossible to obtain,1
HOSPITAL, INMATE SOUGHT
;J: State police Wednesday were
looking for. Gordon A. Lauritzen,
IB, of Portland, who was reported
raiding from the Oregon State
hospital- some time during the
day. They described the,' boy as
5) feet 8 inches tall, weighing 125
pounds, and : said he was not
dangerous. I !
the Public
Court streets.
Court and Commercial
be made at the corner
and Liberty, and Court
tfie outbound- 17tK'hn&
use Chemeketa street in
base hospital line up alonssido
Okinawa campaign.
iiif of
Europe Seeii
Byig3V
LONDON, July 4.-i(p)h-Respon
sible Anglo-American diplomatic
sources maintained today that the
forthcoming meeting of I the "big
three" would shape Europe's ec
onomic future 'for half a century
at least and sketch in general
terms a new draft of the contin
ent's map. . ': I a.
I In Potsdam -j paradoxically the
museum of Frederick the Great's
military ambitions and the site of
the Friedenskirohe, or. "church of
peace" - - Prime Minister Chur
chill, Premierj Stalin od Presi
dent Truman j were expected to
open their momentous delibera
tions between July 14 and 16.
Unofficial reports indicated the
"big three's" agenda was design
ed to liquidate most of: the "out
standing differences on European
problems.' ;
In London, where 'Anglo-American
recognition of the hew
Warsaw government waaeipect
ed within 36 hours, diplomatic
quarters maintained i that the el
imination of the' time-consuming
Polish issue from the discussions
would go a ! long way toward
achieving that; objective.: , 1
. A British foreign office com
mentator reported the probabil
ity that announcement of the pro?
gress of the major power's repar
ations commissions ' Studying the
price Germany must pay for ag
gression would be held tip until
the big three meeting. J
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Made lot tap-quality porce
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poqdaraage' t'eyerr khopsMn-j here tomght--espakv-iti .series
downtown buildings "here Tuesday
nijjit Most -of the 'damage "was
covered: by uisurance. .
SPARK PLUGS
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