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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 4, 1945)
YKm OSEGON STATESMAN. Salon, Oregon, Tuatdar Morning, Stptembtt 4. 1945 rAQX SZVTJI 9 Recaptured Of 12 Involved In Jail Break PORTLAND, Or., Sept J-WV With the capture of Robert J. Boce, 24, at Hood River, police today had back in custody nine of 12 men who made a 1 daring break from the city jail yester - day. ' Overpowering " Jailer Wallace Henderson at they returned to cells after mass, they dashed from the building. F?ur men dlsap- peared into crowds. Three of them are still free, .!, The other eight raced to a bus depot, where they commandeered a taxi. Police chased them to the waterfront, where they caught ' five. Three raced to a tug and steamed to Ross Island in the Willamette river. Two were caught swimmicg. ashore later and tha third flushed from the Inland's underbrush. Officials said 21-year-old Virgil Lewis, who had served time in ; ,San Quentin, (wai ringleader. ' A salamander can increase its weight by neany 40 per cent within a lew hours by absorbing water through iti skin. British Fleet In - Singap ore KANDY, Ceylon, Sep.t 3-(JFl Admiral Sir Arthur Power, com mander-in-chief of the British East Indies fleet, made a tri umphant entry into Singapore to day aboard his flagship the cruis er Cleopatra, a Southeast Asia command communique - disclosed tonight r The Cleopatra arrived at 11:40 a.m., Indian standard tune (1:40 a.m., E.W.T.), tht communique said. ' ' With the admiral's flagship was the sixth mines weeping flotilla of the royal navy, which has been clearing mines from the Straits of Malacca to permit passage ... of British troops assigned to occupy Malaya. Nylon, vitamins, sulfa drugs and perfumes are among the many products obtained from coal in the coking process. i The Scale Santa, the Holy Stairs from the palace of Pontius Pilate in Jerusalem, are composed of j 28 marble steps brought to Rome in 326 AD. by the Empress Helena. Honolulu Stdges Mammoth Victory Parade Mock Attach 07 CBaeu u untn j HONOLULU, Sept 3.-(i!p)War planes of the, U. S. army, navy and marine corps roared, whined and dived in a mock attack over Tablo of Ames tnputed for Tart, OrM by Times the U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey for The Oregon Statesman. ; Sept. Time Water Time Water ntkmafliiu!) Toes. KSLM (Mr ke) DDniDg iraimra KOIN (tit kc) KGW (I2t kc) KEX (1190 ks) 4:44 Mews News . Band Bugler X :1S ' Stars i Farm Time I 4:J4 Music Time KOIN Klock I 4:4 News - J Old Sonfi' j . i ' 1:44 Newt I Fletcher IRoundup Boys 1:1S Smile Time (News Headlines . (News t:S4 Kews I News Melody Gems I James Abbe - " 1:45 Voice of Hope I News ISam Hayes ILUt'nj Post S:e Haven of Rest User Newt Tred Waring B'fast Club S:1S Haven of Rest Valia.lt Lady I 4:J4 News Uht World Ed East ; S:4S ' Orchestra Aunt Jenny . I t:e - News (Kate Smith - .jjames Abbe (Clamour IS M. 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S:48 p.m 8:53 a.rri. 9:39 p.m. 9:35 a.m. 10:34 p.m. -0.4 34 0.3 ' 2S -01 19 0.3 1.1 0.1 1.1 1.4 1.6 1J 3.1 13 3.5 IS Ti 3J 1.1 3.5 6.8 3i 0.5 34 04 as -Q.l 3.3 -0.3 1.7 -o.l 14 0.1 0.0 0.5 0.2 10 0.0 1.6 0.1 Pearl Harbor, Hickam field and Honolulu today as the bifigest pi rade in Hawaii's . history wound through this city's streets. ' , Hundreds ! of thousands cheered. cried, fired firecrackers, .waved flags and threw confetti. They rep resented every race, color and creed in this mid-Pacific melting pot.- " i j It was Hawaii's climax to a three-day celebration of victory in the war which began here nearly four years 'ago. , There were nearly 30,000 per- sons in tne parade army, navy and marine corns and all of their subordinate J branches, as well " as men and women of national guard groups, civilian defense agencies, the Red Cross and all types of war born units.' ! , ' j Watching surviving remnants iof Hawaii's crack 100th infantry battalionJapanese-Americans , march proudly by( this correspon dent, who crossed the muddy, mur derous Volturno river in Italy with them on their fourth and mst costly c r o s s i n g twa years ago, wondered if anywhere American armed forces could boast of boys with a better record. ... j " Honolulans seared their throats with screaming cheers for Hawaii's 100th and for the other paraders, who marched more than two hours under a -broiling sun. This was Hawaii's; day after .nearly four years without reason to celebrate. National Battery - Company Plans St. Paul Plant The National Battery company has recently purchased approxi mately eight acres of land located near the intersection of Lexington ave. and Hewitt . st: in St Paul, Minn. The land was purchased from the. Northern Pacific1 rail road, adjoining the . Great North ern tracks, thereby assuring ade quate shipping facilities, AH. Daggett, president, said.' ' . ; The company plans to erect a new, modern building on this property as soon as construction costs are reasonably back to nor mal. ; . J With general offices in the First National Bank building, SL Paul, the company has 12 manufactur ing plants operating or under con struction - located at St Paul, Leavenworth, Kan., Chicago Heights, Depew, N. Y, North Ber gen, ,N. J., : Atlanta, Dallas. Los Angeles, -Rock Island, Sioux City, Zanesville, Ohio, and West Sa- :i i Hi- FISTULA, flSSUM, rtOLAPSI ad PlOTtUSION, shmIm of VrTAJJTT, constant IMITATION, NHVOUSHISS,, aiSTUSS IMWOUTIOM, CON- ST1PATION, end mtny ether tystpteM which reteH ta rhyMcaJ Mnery. Owr leleM eppreveel awtheds krin quick rewiltt. Ne keepitel eperetiee. CeU fee exeaMMtiee er write for free heeklet. - i . rer Appeaalaaswt PWOWC 0)4430 GIB CD OOiTlfDJB&tHilllQ -G'l' mii -rn u0 -lii'i: lent. Headquarters of its indus trial division, are at Depew. FARM EXPERIMENT SET CORVALLIS, Sept SH?-Har-vest of aubterranean clover seed by suction will be demonstrated at the Granger experimental farm tomorrow. R. N. Lunde, assisUnt agricultural engineer, said about a dozen such machines1 will be built In the Willamette valley this yer. -' -"-.-! ''' Mrs.Wrifibtto Take Training; 5 Mrs. David Wright, newlyap pointed councilj field representa tive for the Valley Coast Camp) and Hospital council, will leave Wednesday fori San Trandsco to f take an indoctrination course in her new duties, remaining lh the bay city through September 18. it Hsu TLtih IIysi:ry IITTUDES BY 13 f Bruce Elliott ....... . CSaynt Whitman IsabeU JeweU ........ Forrest Lewis Dick Crenna . . .. . Richard LaGrand Caillca E. Horse, predecer famous for his "One Mans Family4 and t "I Ixv a Mysiery" -' , i ; . :, ii v Presented: by i SEAIlSf IIOEBUCE AIID CO. Tuesday Ilijhj al 7:33 Ui-. .. BRUCE ELLIOTT As Captain Friday, aoldier-of-fortune and' detective extraordi nary, makes exciting listening as he attempts to solve the mystery of "The City of the Dead" in the ' new radio adventure series 1 "Adveatare by Men 13:3 - KSLII r 13S3 : The first sandpaper factory was established in the United States in 1825. h - . . j "THE YOUNG IDEA" j By Mowler S.-44 4:IS 4:14 4:4J G. Keatte Orchestra Forum -Forum (Inner Sanctum 'Mystery rixhta I Victor Borfe jLombardo Harris rietsher C.)lfUjitlf4fesA$H.lnt. , . . f gvERyt3opyJ S COMS ON, y BLONDIB J - uil( YteY-' wwats the ! IOEA OP JiL i Kf RCOTING US OUT HAVE MV Si, - fM THff ( GOT TWO WEEKS) OF VACATION J 7 LEFT (to vsttba J y MINUTE yS OF IT jJ m I AlWT GOT TU' STOHGTVA TO HARNEY GOOGLE SUT VUG TW WEPOVti BACK TU9 UXV, TO FlNSVA Ne OFF leiT r s "Yon and yonr big connections with the managerr 144 1:1$ 1:34 1:45 Forum Standard Ns Red Ryde? Red Ryder Serv. te Front I Man ' X eUo Soldier I- I Romberg " Waldorf Orch. 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