Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1945)
PAGE TVVO I - Eight Critics Will Oppose New Charter I WASHJNGTOH, July 7 -JP) Only eight critic had asked ' the senate foreign relation committee today for permission to appear against the United -Nation char- . ter in hearing! which -will open Monday. i. ' " ' Edward .R. Stettiaias, jr. for- mer secretory of state will be the 'first witness. ' ;,.- . r-! '4' Aiming at only a week's bear , , Ings on .the 50-naUona xiocumenl .. approved Jit San Francisco, Chair- f taan Connally (D-Tex) told a re porter the committee might act , later to limit, the time of witnesses ... to 15 minutes each. The witnesses .. .-would be permitted to expand v their remarks, in the record, j ' I Names pi the; prospective pppo itents were withheld temporarily, .' i hut Connelly said no senator had . j asked to testily. . ' ConnaUy Eaid he would like to bring the peace-keeping organiza tion charter before the senate July 16. He hoped debate rould ' i mm -M I i oe conciuaea .ror e.unai rauiiqa ; tion vote about August 1. V Quads' Father Wouw Bring Family to U. S. PITTSBURGH, July 7 - (JP) - William H. (Red) Thompson, s father of English quadruplets born to unwed Norah Carpenter, told the Pittsburgh Sun-Tele- graph today in jan interview his main Interest is "marrying Norah and bringing her and' the chit dren toj this . cojjntry." "Howl I'm gong to do that, do not know," he added.. His wife, Mrs. Eleanor Jene mann .'Thompson, has refused to consider divorce, on ; religious grounds. - j " Thorhpson also . disclosed he was discharged from the army under ithe f -point system. He served overseas 3i months and had 121 points, including 32 for the children. He was in the army four years. The quadruplets were born in February, 1944, while Thompson was a sergeant sta tioned in England. One of the children died 24 hours after birth Scio Approves $2120 Budget SCIO Budget of $2120 for running expenses of the city of Scio for 1he "current fiscal year, beginning July; 1, was finally ap proved by the council : this, past week. This is the amount . recotn menaea ty the committee ap pointed by; the council several weeks ago, a slight Increase over the amount allocated for the last 1 . ... " ": ' ' , . Frank Sommer appeared bejprtfl 4 Via rmmml -4Ka Im4amu)4U nil wv ui aaa - iiV(COb VJ. grading and graveling projects in south Scio, which have been un der consideration for several weeks. Cooperative ' arrangement between property owners and the city as to cost of this work was reached some time ago. ; The proper committee was in structed to close tha city dump grounds, w hich - have been an - "eyesore and a nightmare," it was declared. Additional fire-iightiag equip ment was discussed casually, as were the questions of .dance fee and show charge. Restriction of water for irriga tion purposes recently was order ed, owing to decreasing supply from well number two. Well num ber one is being cleaned with a view of increasing the flow. Seattle Markets To Stay Closed; Short of Meat j C SEATTLE, July 7-r)Seven of Seattle's large meat markets will remain closed Monday for lack of , meat, their owners said tonight, ascribing the shortage to unwise regulation! and black market op erations." j ;. I I. W. Ringer, secretary-manager of the Retail Grocers and Meat Dealers association, said the black market absorbed, half the retail meat being sbld.i I Too Late to Oaaslfr 1 DM Rm, twin beda; 1 aingi rm. Sunday a.m. " Anytlm Monday or Tuesday. 11U Oak St. LOST; Old rd female Cocker Span iel. Mwin, tw a. tiign. nmt M3C. Dr. C. Jachrca NATUROPATHIC PHYSICIAN FOR YOUR HEALTH AND HAPPINESS Kelp - SSlneral . Caths a i treatments. A wonderful fm preved aystem ef tbadlly eliminatioB and pwineatloa that freea the systeia cf pol ena and raorfcid matter, de stroys inanimation,. rlves away pila and retwres badi ly Tiger. -.-.'. 671,CREYS.AVn. Call fwr Appelntneot. rhone Over Oregon (By the Associated PreM) . STAYTON, July 7-i)-Us of power pumps by farmers for irri gating beans and some pepper mint has increased considerably this year, a Mountain States Pow er company official safdt' today. PORTLAND, July 7 Capacity Of the Portland Veterans' hospital should be doubled, a committee of fcivic and war veteran leaders de clared today in announcing a plan to organize a "veterans hospital committee of 1000" at a meeting July 16. CORVALLIS, July 7 Explosion of the compression . system in a Safeway store refrigerator caused damage last night estimated at $8000. PORTLAND. July 7 Police are investigating a report by Mrs. Max Craig that an unidentified couple tried to kidnap her 3Vi-year-old son. and gave the child a black eye when them. he refused to go with OREGON CITY, July 7 The Oregon Livestock Cooperative will let bids for a slaughter house near here within a few days, Secretary treasurer J. G. Kassner said to day. New members of tha board of directors are Alton Marshall, Mulino. and Otto Luchtzn, Mo- lalla, succeeding George E. Grif fin. Sherwood, and H. L. Crib ble, Canby. V ! . . ! ST. HELENS, July 7 A gro cery store fire started by an over heated motor caused $10,000 dam age today and destroyed a thous and housewives' grocery orders, firemen estimated. PORTLAND, July 7 Appoint ment of a port development com mittee was announced today by Mayor Earl Riley. Hillman Leud- deman, vice-president of McCor mick Steamship company, and Pope and Talbot Lumber com pany, was named: chairman. (j ALBANY, July ? Division of fices for the bureau of mines n o r t h w est electro-development laboratory will open here Mon day to direct field workin Oregon, Washington, Idaho nd Montana, S. H.j Lorain, division chief, has arrived from Moscow, Idaho, with staff members. ! PORTLAND, July 7 Author John Gunther said today his new book. "Inside the U.S.A.M is hard er to write than "Inside Asia,1 "Inside Latin America." etc be cause it's like "lauding or whip ping one's own children." He said Senator Morse mapped out a schedule to acquaint Gunther with Oregon, which he's never be fore seen. SEASIDE, July 7 Construction of the $71,000 hospital here by Tood Building company will prob ably begin July 10, with installa tion of $15,000 in equipment by October 15. EUGENE, July 7 Construction of the new Colin Kelly junior high school is delayed by prior ities, Dr. Henry M. Gunn, super intendent of schools, said today. PORTLAND, Ore., July 7 The Spokane, Portland 8c Seattle rail way is handling 18 per cent more freight than in 1944, General Man ager T. F. Dixon said today. Five new 1000-horsepower diesel en gines are helping move the traf fic, Dixon reported, and another will be delivered July IS. EUGENE, July 7 The Lane County Bean Growers association has set a price of $2.50 per 100 pounds for picking this year's crop, with a 25-cent bonus per 100 pounds for -workers staying I all season. PORTLAND, July 7 Dr. Harry K. Newburn, new president of the University of Oregon, will be hon ored by State University of Iowa graduates now living in Oregon at a banquet and reception here Aug. 17. Accuraqr and Spxl it An-Importcmi The compounding of prescrip tions calls for an accuracy that can be attained only by combining experience, train ing, and equipment . . . which is why you should have all your prescriptions filled ' at SCHAEFER'S. Our pharma cists are experts and they have many years of experience. .... You can depend on SCHAEFER'S for accuracy, speed, and quality Ingredients! 1539- -1945 SCniEFEEl'S Dxxj Slcro :" ' Phone 51S7 or 7023 135 North Commercial Thn Nips Prepare For Defense of Chinese Coast CHUNGKING, July 7--The Chinese Central News Agency re ported tonight; mat Japanese ma rines had! landed on the coast of southeast China 140 miles west of Formosa in an apparent attempt to frustrate any Allied plans for an invasion of the Asiatic mainland. Several f enemy landing- parties beached on the bay-cut shores of Fukien province near Changpu, an important coastal highway central 35! miles southwest of the former treaty port of Amoy, theagency said. 'st - - - : The landings second Japanese coastal operation in six weeks were made June 30, 1 but Jhe in vaders were tackled by local Chi nese militia and "severe fighting! is in progress, the front dispatch said. The definite purpose of tha landings was not stated. China today entered her ninth year of war against the Japanese. Slower Than Molasses' Is An Apt Phrase SCHNECTADY, N. Y., July (jTV-When mommy says to Juniorf "Hurry up, you're slower than molasses in January,? she is conv paring htm to "just about the slowest thing ! moving,' General Electric researchers said today. A small cupful of molasses. tested in the GE-Zahn viscomsim eter at a mean January tempera-f .ture, traveled at a rate of approx imately one foot in three minutes 41 seconds, the scientists reported! Br conwarison. Sir Malcolm Campbell, automobile "racing ace could cover 24.6 miles in the same time, iney aaoea. f I More Units From Europe Arriving On Eastern Coast S i By the Associated Press The following army units ar rived in the United States front Europe yesterday (Saturday): !At New York 14th chemical company; 187th signal repair com pany; 634th MP escort guard com pany, and headquarters company of the Eighth tank destroyel group. 1 1 1 '. ; ! Newport ' News, Va. 3135th quartermaster I service comparly 3175th signal service company 28th infantry "regiment; 28th field artillery battalion, and the Eighth medical battalion. Charleston; S.C. 204 veteran of the 15th air force. B. E. tWadsworth Dies in Portland. Funeral services will be held Monday in Portland lor Bernard Edward Wadsworth, 78, father o Agnes C, Booth, Marion county school superintendent. He died Saturday! following i an illness of several months. ' Born in New York state In 186 he resided for some years in Chi cago, ana m in moved west to Portland, where he was a florist Survivors !, include the widow; Ina; sons, Donald and Kenneth, Portland; daughters, Barbara Ful ler, Vancouver, B.C. who has been with her parents this sum mer, and. Mrs. Booth, whose home is in Turner; two grandchildren in the armed set vices and one In British Columbia. 7 Ives V v &'& "W ( J LvT J . ff Ur :V-W -Mi: It wTtT f? ".' 7 V y x ""tats, 7 mmmr you at 1 1 HiWMisaM I .'-v: - jt aj nl; ! , 1 ! ' i . ( V . OHTGON STATESMAN. Salem. "Ciumbnail 'bfiWar!--: . 'i . t By the Associated Press . Japan Superforts returning1 turning ; from the 600-plane bombing , of oil, aluminum, rail and war , centers report fires ringing Mt. Fuji and long lines of. refugees streaming from To kyo area cities. Bene Aussies move from secured ' Bahkpapan toward two remaining1 enemy-held ; oil cen ters. " ' " v China Japanese marines land on China coast southwest of Formosa to balk Allied invasion plans. Okinawa - Navy land-based aircraft pound shipping In ene-1 my noma waters. Neiv Hope for Death March Victim Seen FORT WORTH,! Tex.; July t (py-Cpl. James K Newman has won tne iirst rouna or ms Qgnt to get welL He has pulled through . the "four or i five days" which his local doctor said would be the most critical period of his illness after being flown to his home here front an army hospital in New Mexico last Monday. The corporal, suffering severe and prolonged after-effects of three years in a Japanese prison. was ."right pert" today, said his mother; Mrs. O. F. Newman. The young Texas soldier, vet eran oi tne lniamous marcn oi told by doctors he death, was could not survive the combined tuberculosis, laryngitis and mal nutrition contracted in Cabana tuan prison camp. Since his arrival home several hundred I letters and telegrams of encouragement have been re ceived" by the soldier, 308 of them today. Experiments Start for Expediting of News WASHINGTON, July 7 - (P) - The navy disclosed today experi ments are in' progress for radio photo transmission direct from shipboard at the scene of an in vasion landing to expedite the delivery of news from the Pa cific war;! Germans Barred In Polish Province LONDON, July 7 -(J?)-Lublin radio said tonight The that Ma j. Gen. Zavadski, governor of the Polish province of Silesiai, had issued an order cateconcaiir ior- bidding German nationals to in habit the'i province. Installs Oificers Paul Tharalson, department commander of the Disabled American Veterans, installed the new officers of the Portland DAV chapter Friday night, including Fred Egglus, commander, who formerly resided in Salem. Going to Portland with Tharalson j were his wife f and daughter, Joanne; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Norton and Mrs. Leon Hansen. PORTLAND, July 7 Six-months-old Janel Halstead died in a hospital today of burnt suffered when her' brother, a year and half, set fire to her clothing while playing with matches in the rear seat of the family auto. BAKER, July 7 Baker county's 1943-46 budget of $338,895, in cluding a $15,000 reserve-fund for use after June, 1948, is 117,068.87 lower than last year's, officials said today. The county now is ; free of debt ' Oregon, Sunday Morning. July Meat Dealers i Ask Ousting of Lamb Points PORTLAND,. Jury 7 ftp)- Port- land meat dealers have asked Sen ators Cordon and. Morse to urge OPA removal of points on lamb during: the slaughter season. I Milton H. Wolfe, president of the Independent Retail : Meat Dealers association, said OPA's re- eent . order for slaughtering of lamb will be useless if the public has no points. ; Removal of points would not bring about havoc in the , meat industry, Wolfe ta&tor corisum;- rs are spending all their points now for other meats:-and butter. The action would probably dou ble local lamb sales and eradicate possibility of a black market, he said. Doubt Expressed i That Oregon Will j lieacli Bond Quota PORTLAND, July 7-P)-Ore- gon Seventh War Loan officials tonight' awaited reoorts from thm Federal" Reserve Bank at San Francisco after the last official day of sales. I E bond sales were1 almost four jnillion dollars short of the goal this morning, and there was doubt the mark could be reached. The overall total had soared to $195, 148,418 compared to, $1!0,OQO,0(JP quota.; - j , Northwest Lily Bulb Grower' Officers j iWeet at FlCHlC j MONMOUTH The Roy Miller farm near Helmick State park was the scene Sunday of a picnic din ner and informative discussion on Easter; lily bulb culture, when of ficers and members of the North west Lily Bulb Growers convened there.! Present among the visitors was Clifford Walker of Albany. president; Fred Billock, Elktoh, vice president; and W. A. Hemen- .way. cottage Grove, secretary- treasurer. Miller -and the Rev W. A. El kins are foremost In the lily bulb culture in 9 this area. Production, to reach a commercial scale, re quires three years jto bring the bulbs to a successful stage of de velopmerit. Puget Sound Is Losing 3000 Workers Monthly btATTUfi, July 7-P)-ApproxJ imately 41000 -war ; workers are leaving the " Puget ! Sound ark monthly to return to their homes in other parts of the country, A. F. Hardy, state manpower direc tor, said today. The net loss, he said, is about 1000,1 as 3000 new workers arrive each month. Coons Captured at Farm Near Monmouth i MONMOUTH An old-fashion ed cobn hunt with hounds at tfie Jack Stump farm recently, result ed in; capture of a mother cobn and four young ones. The animals had been devastating Stump's 30- acre cherry orchard.' CORVALLIS, July 7 Summer school may be resumed next year at the Institute of Marine Biology at Charleston, on Coos bay, Ore gon State college .officials said today. Classes were discontinued in 1941 when the army took over the buildings. , v - DINE O la Starttncj : .fa pecaott : Tcncrron Ilcnday ANOTHER Tlkz PBESZHTATION faorturincj . AmeriaCs Most Versatile Dance Team Gco. & Midcoy; WINTERS Daring Exhibitions of Tap, Acrobatic, Ballet THE CUSHINGS ; And their London' PicadiDy Puppet Revue RUSTY! COLMAN Popular Comedy; Singing and Dancing MC : Supper Club Orchestra Popular Comedy Singing and Dancing M.C Eravy Tuaadoy nlta LADIES' IITTZ 0 Ladies admitted free - Ploor Shows Nightly j Open Every Night from S pjn. Dinner Service at I.J ' Ne Cover Charge Before t Mf, Leonard's! Supper Club For Fine Feed, Conviviality, Smart Atmosphere 7 ' POPULAB PRICES ' I !; One Black Nrtk ef Underpass Kea4 U rertlandi S. 1343 aMMsa . sLaMnaaat mmkimM - taAa- AVtTRAGE US SOLDIER 58" TALL VVEI6HS 145 LBS AVCPAGC JARNNESE SOUDICR 5'3"TALL 117 LDS. Aussies Push 6 Miles Inland From Oil Port MANILA, Sunday, July BHJP- Australian seventh division troops have pushed six miles northeast ward beyond the now-secured Bor neo oil port of Balikpapan and are thrusting steadily inland from Penadjam point, across Balikpap an bay a southwest Pacific! com munique reported today. Other elements of the same Aus tralian division were 1 driving northward towards, the Sambodja and Samarinda oil fields, 23 and 55 miles, respectively, northeast of Balikpapan. Mined roads and artillery fire were used by the enemy to defend these oil areas. 'Modern Roses' Will Be Shown Tuesday - Salem's new rose society, will show the Jackson three-reel talk ing picture on "Modern Roses" at its first regular meeting, sched uled for 8 p.m. Tuesday, July 10, at the YMCA. The organization's executive committee will'meet following the session. The public has been invited to attend the movie, reputed to be the . finest published on rose cul ture. Kai-Shek Gtes Plans tor Counteroffensive CHUNGKING, July 7-(P)-Gen- eralissimo Chiang. Kai-Shek told the fourth people's political Coun cil today that "final and i total victory is no longer in doubt" and that Chinese preparations for a general counter-offensive against the Japanese were proceeding according to schedule. . T O DANCE .A' ThursdoT i -babeel or ruir in The Cllarioas fsi Festt Tea Caat Afford te Hies! C3W t" ' .i - - 1 - -!' ........ """ ISalem Officer Named to New, FARRAGUT, Idahd, July iVl T -M ! " 'mm I ana. Establishment of a U.S. naval, dis ciplinary ; barracks at Farragut naval training and distribution tenter was announceel today In a letter from James Forrestal, sec retary of the navy, to Commodore Frank H. kelley, commanding of ficer, j . The camp to be set up in Camp Peterson, ;one of seven areas the center, will house approxi mately 4000 men under sentence of general courts-mania omcera said. I T.t Marion R. Davis, former vo cational supervisor at Salem, Ore., high school, has reported to serve as educational training officer of the activity and. hat assumed tem porary charge of the program. Portland Doctor I Dies After Car Plunges in River PORTLAND, Ore July 7-(- Dri Allen! EL Kidd, 69,; ifortiana physician! died -this afternoon shnrtlr after he and his wire climbed from their submerged auto which plunged off the Col' umbia river highway into the Sandy liver at the Troutdale bridge. . Dr. Kidd lost consciousness after escaping the car ) and died before he could be moved to a hospital. His wife said they were returning from - a brief vacation at a, Columbia Gorge hotel when the car imissed a turn at the bridge and nluneed down the 137- foot embankment into 10 feef of water. . '- mwx Camp 11" OE FAITHFU Greater resemblance in dentures achieved with i . i ' i ''- r tliose .made from improved transparent material. ". " Start Dental Work now Terms to suit you Start work, immediately an pay later. Make first visit with- ; eat aa appointment ter dental plates, flllinss, inlays,: erowna, twldgewerk, extracUou. . A i alJ - Credit .1 ' 'I Arrange with eeeepied eredil te pay. far plates In weekly er aoathly am nts, aa ye pre- -, fer. ' Hake jmur mwm terms, within reason. YenH appreciate the new Style plates with crys tal -clear palate -' that refleeta the seteal ttaaes of the meath. They have aa adaptability and a resiliency that tnanre wear ing efficiency. Delay Leads To Dental Neglect i - .j - When yen postpone visiting the dentist yea ma the risk mt seri es Injury to year health. The layman cannot ranre the in roads ef decay aad Infection. Only a dentist caa detect the extent to which decay has worked havoc with year teeth. be. vmmm mim. v. SDBTITEOT:-1.-." 123 LIBERTY ST. CORNER STATE ' ', TELEPHONE SALEM 8825 , Other Offices In Eujene, Portland, Tacoma, Soolcaae, Seattle Auu it scauuis Another Barrel Ready for Try Over Niagara NIAGARA FALLS, Ont, July 7-()-William Red .HilL Jr, was ready today, for his seven-mile rida through thp NUgara rapids and whirlpool' tomorrow in a steel barrel, unperturbed that Niagara parks ccruTussicv police had or ders to prevent him from making the trip unless he obtained a per mit. ' f Hill is making the trip to raise funds to buy lifesaving equipment u a memorial to his late father. who made the same trip three timesin 1910, 1830 and 1931. Tha barrell h will 'use was built in 1930 to his fathers specifications. It weights 750 pounds and has 150 pounds of ballast in the bottom to keep it upright I Dok Drunk All But Foil Attempt To Halt Tragedy GREAT FALLS, Mont, July 7 -(-There's no faith like a dog's. A railroader attempted to re move an inebriate from the rail road tracks along which a train was ' due at any moment. The man's dog misinterpreted the; ac tion, attacked !the rescuer and tried to revive 'his master alter nately, .r. ?,' ; .. 1 r s. Then the dog and master L co ordinated " in an attack on the would-be rescuer, routing him and zig-zagging triumphantly off the tracks in time.- BOT. DIES IN FALL SEATTLE, July 7.-;rVGerald Tate, jr., 17 months old, was killed today when he fell out of the family car as his mother was mov ing ,it in the driveway at their tnome. j NTAL-PLftfES LTOW n Dr. Painless Parker Says: "With appearance as s major consideration the dental profes sion has been able te obtain mere lifelike effects in dental plates by nslnjr refined trans parent material. Plates are lighter, yet possessed ef test ed strength and balance. They are more gracefal In design, have blended color and will net shrink." Translucent teeth for plates in shade of natural ones ' , Tears of research have devel oped artificial teeth that ab sorb aad reflect llfht as de year present teeth. It fat pos sible new te select teeth for dental plates m the - ahading and alsias; of fine natural ones. They have the same density ef color as homaa teeth and add te the reallstie appearance ef - plates. They have such a live, vtUT appearance they are hard te detect. - Plates That harmonise with Individ nsl foatarea. Pay for year plates aa yea wear thorn with Ac cepted Credit. Flan protection fer yenr future health by badgetlng the cost of dental serrico with Accept ed Credit. Spread the payments by weekly er monthly amounts, aa yen are paid. Replace miss ing teeth with dental plates to chew the Btroaf , vtroroas foods aeeded fer eaergy and vitality. The Extra War Bonds You Buy Now Mean 'Greater Security With Victory mcuic UOaSt Uliea 1011 A IS