Tt OGOIt STATESMAN. Salsa. Origan; Friday Momlag. Aujist 10, 1843'
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OREGON , ST ATX COLLEGE,
Corvallis, Auf. i. Opening time
for the annual state picnic of th
Oregon Jersey Cattle club la 11
o'clock Sunday, August 12, when
the members will gather at the
state college dairy barn on the
Oak- Creek road just a half mile
west of the Corvallis city limits.
Lunch and a brief speaking pro
gram will follow on the state
college campus lawns. ,
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Perry Mason
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More Prisoners L
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CORVALLIS. Aug. sXSDecial)
With the alignment of an addi
tional 500 . German prisoners i of
war to assist with hop picking.
the total; number of PWs helping
with Oregon's harvest - will be
about 15S0 by the last of August,
according to J. R. Beck, OSC ex
tension service farm labor. super
visor. IJ:..; 5 H - ; j :
Marion and .Polk counties have
been assigned 250 ; FWs each be
ginning the last week in August
and extending until September 23.
Three hundred more PWs will be
moved into the Medford area the
middle of August to, pick pears.
Meanwhile- a considerable .num
ber of the 3750 Mexican farm
workers now in Oregon are help
ing temporarily with seed Clean
ing, food processing and other
similar jobs in Linn, Polk, Marion,
Yamhill, i Umatilla and Wallowa
counties during the low period of
employment in seasonal crops un
til the big fall rush starts, Beck
reports! j - : ; j i .- f f j
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SO 4. C FRIDAY IS ke. -.10:00
Mews: 10:19 Homemakers; 110 School
of Air; 11 JO Concert hall; Noon news;
U tS Farm Hour, 1 Mt ( Rldin' the
Range: 1:19 London Letter; 1:30 Va
riety Time; 2:O0 Hygela; 1:15 Glen
Miller: 2:30 Memory Music; 3:00 News:
3:15 Music of; Masters; 4 Science
News: 4:19 American Pageant; 4 JO
Treasury Salute: 4:49 Cugat: 9:00 Up
beat; 6:00 News; 6:19 Farm Hour; 7. -00
Music Czechoslovakia: 7 -JO Sons of
South: TM Keyboard Masters: 8:00
Music of Lands: 6:30 Music That En
dures; 9:30 News; t:49 Meditations
Realism on the ' Roman stage
was carried so far that Emperor
Domitian staged a real crucifix
ion at the end of one of the productions,-
using a prisoner as- a
substitute for the actor f who
played the part of the victim.
hting
By Air Studied
BvF
oresters
The feasibility of using ! air
planes with chemicals as a means
of combatting forest fires is now
being- studied by the state for
estry department here, Gov. Sari
Soell announced Thursday.
The governor .said some labora
tory experimentation and 1 re
search, with particular relstion to
the most effective use of chemi
cals and equipping airplanes' for
such service, already has been
completed. ' I -
Development of this method,
Snell declared, would be effec
tive in extinguishing forest fires
of f early , origin or in connection
with the suppression of spot fires
which break away from major
fires such as have been raging
in various sections of , Oregon
during the past few months.!
The state forestry department
reported that It has been using
insect chemical-operating air
planes this summer in treating an
infested area in Clatsop, county
and- that these operations were
successful. J
The radio industry this year Is
600 per cent larger than before
the war.
"THE YOUNG j IDEA" By Mossier
Hawaii Feels
War Effects
PORTLAND, Aug. The
war has left its most serious ef
fect in Hawaii on the chief in
dustries, sugar and pineapples, T.
D. Lowery, . Honolulu, legislator
and lumberman, said today. ' v
He reported farm workers have
dropped from 38,500 to 21,300
since-1831 and military'- services
have taken oyer thousands : of
: acres -of cane lands for air fields
, and -- other retaliations.
Lowery predicted a great in
crease In postwar travel to the
islands,! with marked improve
ment in freight service. Several
plane companies have applied for
postwar bland routes with fares
at $125 compared with the pres
ent, $300, he said.' '
Landing Strips
Start Planned
Construction . of new landing
facilities at McNary field, Salem
airport; recently' accepted from
the civil aeronautics administra
tion by the city council, will get
under ! way within less than 60
days, (officials announced here
Thursday. , j
The engineering details, now
worked out, provide for an in
strument landing system of I four
or five' units of radio installations.
new runways, lights and other
improvements. .
: The Old Spanish trail is a high
way 274 J miles long that extends
from SL Augustine, FUl, to San
Diego, Calif, .
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Qrcuit Judge
Waller Given
Klamath Case
Chief Justice Harry Belt of the
state supreme .court Thursday as
signed Circuit ; Judge- Artie O.
Walker, Yamhill county, to pre
side at the trials of four, eases
Involving; fonner Chief of Police
Heuvel of KOsmath Tails. All of
these cases involve moral of-
JudgeD. R. Vandenberg, Klam-
ath county, disqualified himself
in these cases and an affidavit of
prejudice was filed against Judge
Charles H. Combs of Lake coun
ty. Judge Walker also will hear
the divorce proceeding of Whit-
latch vs Whitlstch, which origin
ated in Klamath county. -Circuit
Judge George R. Dun-
DE&. CHAN LAftl
Dr.XJJaatHNJS. I DrJ2.CaswMJ
CniSXSX BerlmUsts
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Usstairs Portland General Etectria
Co omee- epea) 8a tun) ay only
IS ajn. lav 1 pjn. S to 7paa. Com
sultaOoa. Blood nronwira and orwe
tests are free as charge. Prectioed
HaceUH.'
can, Marion county, was assigned,
to Yamhill countr I to - hear the
case of B. A. Klicks against the ,r
City of Amity. This csse-tnvore
the action of the-city in shutting'
off water from an' apartment
house, ; '
Attend Funeral of - . v;
Accident Victim .
UNCOLN Looal realdehla
who motored to Stayton Friday j
to attend the funeral Of Joseph ,
Williams, son of r. asd .Mrs. .
Jeff Wflliamsv of linoeim, wtw '
was killed, by an explosion, 'were. '
Mrs. Nels Yenckel, Mrs. Chris ; 4 .
Yungen, Mrs. R. J. Hackettj Miss.
Jeannie Smith and Mrs. Fanny.
EmeL ' i ' , V. .
DID YOO
KIIOU?
That pneumatically Installed
Rock Wool Insulation and
Metal Interlocking' WeaUier
Stripping- will save up to
40 in fuel bills :
AND ALSO
Make year heaae ns) ! IS
decrees - cooler la sewer
SI MONTBS TO PAT
Froe EsHmiles
No OUigasiea
CampbeU Bock 1 Wool Co,
Salem Owned and j
Salem Represented I '
1113 Bread way - TtL S4M
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"Are yea sure your typing, teacher specified that the
practice with' had to be In person?"
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DinamilD Cereal
Qnahcr Bice Sparlries
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V-0 Venclable Jnicc
Frozen Balio Beans
150
FirfsbcdK Corn .
Tip Tcp Biccil Dcels jor.u 90
COB Tocnlo Jnico. . .
Grapsfrnil Jiuco
Orango Jnico om
Del Monte,
46-oc tin....
South .... rs tin
330
210
590
190
110
150
130
Salad Dressing
Sciril3 CIc2hssr.
LifcbuDy Tci!:l Soap
Suan SoaDl..i....
Lnx Toilcl Soap
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Spinnch
Sunshine
Hcney Grahan
Cracliers
2-lb. carton 1
Figurenc,
12-ox. bottle.
Sunny Sonthl.
.150
2 pkgs, 90
r.B.r70
... Med. bar 60
3 Un 200
50
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Biran
Pchl-FrcsiLcrdi !
Sar four pointsv hare lab this week
Top quality, Grade A Beef our specialty.
Poultry Lundt Meats '
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TrtOUQHTN OF WE .10 GOT TO wa? M $L s ft? 155T sUmuri - cttt
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Z..tZL.A SHERIFTWAS SO MAO HE TEREGTS ME. AND WE'RS : DREAMING. 1 THOUGHT J WAS NO .
DO tHWK VE P10 IT WASNT EX- DREW HIS GUN IT'S ALL GOING TO FIND OUT WHAT'S AN INDIAN HIT MS rl DREAM
WRONG WHEN TONT0 ACTLV THE BECAUSE A MAN 0SE0 - BEHIND IT I K ...-A1 ' ON THE JAW! i ' SHEWfF.
KNOCKED OUT THE J RIGHT THING ANO LEFT LANO TO Bff r,--- Xr - vr-0 ' iHEaVP
SHERIFF ? jr TO DO, "DAN. HOMESTEADED ONLY J lTJ( C i M 5r-tOw2
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