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The OREGOK STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon. Sunday Morning. October 21. 1945
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I WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.-W-Don't look for an casing of
train travel conditions until at least January -The . association
of American railroads expects about 2,000,000 ; service, men to
return from abroad during" the remainder :6t October and. No
vember. It says .the monthly volume may be even" greater ' in
December. , . ' ' ;- . . - ., -i;-.
l , In addition to Jiandlihg incoming" troops' and takinrf care
l ordinary troop movements with
ta the country; the railroads will
have approximately 400,009 Ger
-man and Italian prisoners of war
to move to Atlantic ports for ship
ment home within the next six
months.
- Also there . will be about 50,000
British soldiers, former prisoners
-of the Japanese, who will have to
feei moved from west coast ports
to east coast ports for transporta
tion to England. j
Army-Navy Team: LL Col. Tim
othy Mtjlnerny is! slated to become
public relations director for the
Justice department, filling j a va
cancy which has existed since ear
ly summer, when' Charlie Malcolm
on resigned. !
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Mclnerny, veteran Boston news
paperman, srved with General
MacArthur. Recently he has been
on special assignment at the Pen
tagon. , ' .
One of Mclnerny's assistants will
be Lt Cmdr. Sam Reddick of the
navy. Reddick, a native of Smith-
field, Van will go on the Justice
department payroll sometime after
Nov. 28, when his terminal leave! jf
Friday of a number of resolulions
on the subject
'Although pretty, academic to the
GI who has stopped shooting, the
date is important because of the
wartime legislation which hinges
upon it. 'y - j"-
Home by Christmas?: 'Rumors
persist! on Capitol Hall that Sec
retary of the Navy ji Forrestall
grants to return to private life
possibly before Christmas. ' John
Li' Sullivan, assistant secretary, of
the navy for air, is considered jt
good bet as a successor. I
Surplus primer: Many veterans
are running into frustrating tan
gles when they .try to buy sur-
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Hostilities'. End: ..Congress Is
moving closer to setting an of
ficial date for the end of hostil
ities. ' , j '
A house fadiciary subcommit
tee will begin consideration next.
Photos
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BY STUTZMAN I
Hi-Life Studio
i ' New Location
180 N. Commercial
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plus War goods. Mostly it's be
cause they've never been proper
ly informed where to go, how; to
get certified as a purchaser, etc
V To ifut this to a minimum, suri
plus property administration soon
will issue , a ."primer? explaining
the hows and wheres in simple
termsi - '-.,i. . .... :. .... .:, ;
It's worth it: Robert D. Coghill
of , the agriculture - department
figures that the $20,000,000 worth
of penicillin plants in the United
States: and Canada produce only
nine pounds of pure penicillin a
day. But it's enough to treat ap
proximately 250,000 serious cases
a m uth.
Production cost, however, has
declined steadily. The first quot
ed price was $20 for 100,000 units.
By April, 1944, it was down to
$3.25. By last August it was 59
cents. ; !
WHEAT MEETING PLANNED
- PENDLETON, Oct 20.-)-The
18th anniial meeting of the East-
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Cold Preparations;
Liquid, Tablets, Salve, Nose Drops
Use Only as Directed: i .
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era Oregon Wheat League will be
held here Dec. 5-7, President
Lloyd E. Smith, Mayville, said yes
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TO REBUILD FISH LADDER
PORTLAND, Oct ; 20.-(ff)-Re-construction
of the-fish ladder at
ICE CBEAII
is only .
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Saving Center
Salem and West Salem
Sheraf's Falls on the; Deschutes
river was started yesterday by the
state fish commission. iThe $2500
project is the second of nine sim
ilar jobs to be completed this
biennJum. . ' '
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