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4 I i . PAGE TWO yolcanologis r Skeptical of Grater Activity PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 19.-UP) -More than a little amok, above . the waters of Crater lake will b required to convfnee Dr. HowU William that Mount Mazama has resumed activity, the California Volcanologist said today. "It is hard to imagine steam or other gaa coming to the surface through nearly 2,000 feet Of icy water without a violence-, that would result in discernible wave action," he said. "Gas issuing forth so gently as not to cause wave ac tion likely would go into solution with the water before reaching the surface. w imams was interested in re ports that several persons , have seen "clouds" over the surface of the lake. But such smoke, if it did come from the dormant volcano - on the floor of the lake, would kill the water's fish and cause the lake to lose its blueness, accounted for by the purity of its water, he said. He advanced a theory that sub marine volcanic activity might heat the water sufficiently to form convection currents, which would account for the "clouds.' ie r art v Reaches 58 Held by; Snow WALLA iWALtA, Wash, Nov. 19. - Fifty-eight snowbound hunters, Including four women penned ia the Blue mountains for nearly two weeks, will reach safety early Tuesdar morninf. barring any unforeseen trouble. v irgil Bennington of the state fame commission said late today. Rescue- parties from the Walla Walla army air field state game commission and forestry service, reached the group by snowshoes at 4:30 this afternoon after near ly 48 hours of work. No reporJLwas available as yet on their condition of the maroon ed people. LAST TIMES TODAY If :i . T7I 111 I ft GREENSTREET II 4MsMBsa ftasHassH ft I mm sssasM Haaw Co-Featurt Their Newest Font Donald O'Connor-Peggy Ryan' "Patrick the Great STARTS WO. Co-Featurt A NEW SONGS Of THE SADDLE j treat the screen's top Cowboy star GENE . . AUTRY UNDER FIESTA STARS" (meet Tadpole V . 8aaileye kid brether) C2.CLET fb1 m asassisjsBsia f K I B1III koiitez i I JOM r - MALI- TUX HAN J m ' " i -'' ' i I '' N"V'; - "Cw"w' -' t -ii-nvnuTi itiTiirnr'-nm i ,m ibwhiih ns Vnt r . ; ' , "VT f-r11' - a :L ! i L r, , i : 'v.v.M- , CCSCXNNATI. Nov. 19. Three Clacinnatl and Theodore Weiler. 10 r).l Lincoln. NebIwere eharged tn ay warrant aimed by Detective Thoa. Fangher today, with sUylng Arthur H. Graetmer, SS. War vet la robbery that netted $!.. (See wire storyX ij '11 General Latest Suicide Of Nip Chiefs TOKYO. Tuesday. Nov. 19.-()-Baroa Gen. Shlgeni Hen Jo, (7, former commander of the Kwantanc army held respon sible for the Mukden Incident, lashed himself te death today, only 24 hours after General Mm Arthur ordered his arrest MANILA, Tuesday. Nov. 20.- (P)-The U. S. military commis sioner trying Lt Gen. Tomovuki Yamashita for his life as an ac cused war criminal today denied a defense motion to immediately return a "not guilty verdict aft er the prosecution rested. CoL Harry Clarke, chief of de fense counsel, charged that all of the 18 days of-testimony by pros ecution witnesses was "hearsay." Brief rebuttal by the Drosecu- tion assisted that Yamashita "or dered these atrocities. raDinas. lootings and killings. Morse Renews Plea for A deled Veterans' Pay WASHINGTON. Nov. 19.-UP- Senator Morse (R-Ore) told the senate today that families of manv men now on duty with tie armed services "are suffering while male members are wearing the -uniform of the United States ! The western republican renew ed his plea that all soldiers, sail ors and others in the armed forces be given an immediate pay boost of $25 a month. The senate de feated Morse's attempt to write this provision into the volunteer enlistment bill in September. IMPERIAL ASSETS FROZEN TOKYO, Tuesday. Nov. Imperial household assets were frozen and all imperial transac tions 'blocked by a 'new General MacArthur directive today.' Too Late to CUeeify XTVI TURKEYS. Phone Mill. II Honjo Lot Times Today "A THOUSAND AND ONE NIGHTS" In Color - Plus STARTS WEDNESDAY AH the GLTTTEK I of Their Glamour! All Thefir Loves aad Their Laughter! AH the DARING ef These Darlings! . la a masleat story spectacular aa these stars! 4 1 J f a a f 1 an 1 a 1 pi s.v - m I T I 4it1 ' , Co-Feature - Secret LotmI TIGER WOMAN" . m Th Youth Charged With $1 youths registered as Ervia Loran. Offer pf Wage ! Gain Reaffirmed By Lumbermen EUGENE,' fov. -(a5)- The Wil lamette Valley Lumber Operat ors association today reaffirmed fevious offer of a 12 cent ase to all striking AFL lum workers except fallens and ers on piece rates. Seventeen locals In northern California are reported tqf have agreed 12 Vi cent raise. to the Strik Closes All Three of Seattle Papers SEATTLE. N6V. l&-40-Mem- bers of AFL-Tpographicai Union local 202, whose strike closed Se attle s three daily newspapers, were awaiting word late! today from publishers' representatives that they were ready to negotiate increased wage demands. The union voted Sunflav tn strike after rejecting, a publishers' counter proposal to their wage de mands. The union sough $2.85 per day Increase and the publish ers offered $8.25 a week boost. The Post-Intelligencer, morning newspaper, published a "bfilldog" edition last, night and theii made no effort ftp produce other edi tions. The! afternoon dailies, the Times and Star, made nofpubli cations efforts. ! Employes ! of others unions, in cluding the CIO-Newspaper Guild, the Reporters' Craft, refused to pass the picket lines. j Millionth Veteran On Way to U. . From Okinawaj HONOLULU, Nov. 19 -(P- The one-millionth American . service man to be -returned from the Pa cific since ,V-J. .day is somewhere at sea today . aboard the USS Braxton, due in San iPedro, Calif- Thursday. The ship b car rying 1777,' passengers from Oki nawa, any, one of whom ian lay claim to the millionth honor. "FATAL WITNESS" I Hrl I T I4lf AK l mm m m -. Mm mmw !i llltll 1 a S. 2. VAKAIL RecinaU OARDINEJt O . i f : TS OREGON STATESMAN. Solra. Murder ll. (1). hk brother Harold xa Warren Asks Federal Help, Not Control CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. 19 -ifph-Goy. Earl Warren of Califor nia! declared tonight government should riin interference for private indiistry "but at th same tlme keep itself out of the way of the1' man running with the ball. Warren spoke at a banquet of the Western Governors conference Which eids a two-day session to morrow.j Predicting a great future for western j economic development, Warren J said the western states were closer to self-sufficiency tha6 "aiiy corresponding area on the; face! of the globe," and could sustain 50,000,000 people instead of 1 5,006,000. i Ehcrosjchment of the federal government on western lands was attackedj by Gov. Earl Sneli of Oregon, who declared the states will; have to increase their tax rates if the government continues to Acquire the land. Americal Division Troops Arrive; More? Due boon f 1 SEATTLE. Nov. 10 TVn SS 5ea Witch, out of Yokohama with 1,578 troops of the Americal division i aboard, moved down Puglt Sound tonight toward Se- attli due to dock sometime before midhightf The USS Herald of the Morning is tft arrive Friday with 1,521 troops, Ujie-'SS Sea Qual Novem ber 125 with 2.028 and the USS Admiral j Coontz the with, 4,748. same day RADIO'S MAMMOTH jCAPADE DAZZLES pHt SCREEN I 4 . -- J E m j. .j- :..vv-... aassBessBiiBBBaaase I :Fv fa' TERRIFIC iTARS Of THI NATIOrrs7 . ' " W tJT HIT RADIO SHOW. f' " W M.. "suit rs n IIW tik. tfc.l Her.--Da. ZT? JtjSm With o Doily' ?r. On. I Ur.t - . 0Ji - Oragoti Tuesday Morning Nornbr 23. 1945 U.S. Expected To Enter War After Election WASHINGTON, j Nov. 19.-JPf Tfte British .expected the United States to enter the 'war within few days after the re-election of President Roosevelt in 1940, in the official opinion of Admiral Robert Lee Ghormley. 1 - The one-time chief of the Amer ican naval mission in London so told Admiral Harold R. Stark, the -eari uaroor lnvestuzaUna- com mittee learned today. NTATXTZ SATS NO SHIP SIGHTED JAP PiIaNES CHICAGO.) Novi H9.--T h e Japanese fleet whose planes at tacked Pear Harbor "was not sighted by any U.SJ shiD or nlane A dm. Chestef W. Nimita said to day at a news conference. We did not' know the planes were coming, and I ! I say; that with as surance." i Nimitz' assertion; was made in reply to a request for comment on a statement by Rep. Gearhart (R Calif), member of ; the Pearl Har bor committee, that a naval of ficer whom he declined to Identify had advisedl him that the U.S.S. Boise sighted a Japanese naval force at sea) in the week before Pearl Harbor but did not report it because olj orders for radio si lence. ! I Wool Growing Industry! Held In Need jf Aid WASHINGTON, iNov. 19 (P) The senate special; wool commit tee was told today that certain oppressive conditions now facing sheep and wool growers must be corrected if jthe American large scale production of; the fiber is to continue. j Testifying before the senate group. G. N, Winder of Craia. Colo., president of the National Wool Growers association.' de clared that I existina conditions have led to a;heavj liquidation of Dreeaing sheep in' this country since 1943. because of a soueeze between rigid price ceilincs and uncontrolled labor and production costs, shortage of labor, and the uncertainty of the future Only One of Six Victims Identified TOOELE, Utah. Nov. 19 -UP- Efforts to identify jfive of the six men killed 1a a Sunday continued j tonight i while the 27 survivors related additional stories of herdism that saved many lives. ' I - The Pacific Greyhound bus skidded, overturned and burned 48 miles east! of Wendover. Utah One merchant marifrer victim was identified by Sheriff Alma White hs Ens. Erich J. ICleven. 24 nf Capa, South Dakota. PHONE S4fi7 Starling Tomorrow! . . . And Throcgh Salurday! ELP CELEBRATE THE HAP' THANKSGIVING IN OUR HISTC MIRTH- I-.L Q A K Ftggy RYAN Jehny COY OH. KRUGER JuK. LONDON Eatk.r DALE Wolloo. FORD I m4 THE KINO SISTERS 1 : I II I I II II Sf ffmr BlJ WW XmV - a a .1-11 .2 1 Kaber Car Will Be Ready in January . t OAKLAND, Calif, Nov. lMP) The, Kaiser - Frazer Corp an nounced today It would give the public the first look at lta auto mobiles in January. Un veilings will be held hi major cities across the country. . Kaiser's statement said assembly lines at Willow will be geared to turn out cars a day by. next summer. "Our Run 1500 i AFL Lumber : j Workers Firm ! In Pay Request PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 19.- A group of northern California AFL lumber workers, not included in the striking northwest council, today approved a -12Vi-cent hourly wage boost, but 60,000 strikers sat tight on demands. The pine industrial relations committee announced in Klamath Falls AFL negotiators in 14 Cali fornia pin. operations Westwood, Susanville, and Feather River can yon areas had okayed the com promise. Northwest strikers who want $1.10 hourly and a 20-cent boost in higher brackets have re fused similar offers. . John M. Christenson, AFL strike policy chief, reported today the union had newly organized nine Seattle area plants and 14 near Everett, Wash. With a strike threat over their heads; these operators now are paying $ 1.12 V or more, he said, and the R. E. Martin lum ber company, Missoula, Mont., has consented to pay $1.25. . Christenson reported that AFL locals at Seattle, Albany, Long view, Dallas,, Lebanon, and Toledo have announced they will further tighten up the "hot" lumber pro gram. Portland to Have ' New School Of Engineering . i PORTLAND, Nov. 19-(P)-As soon as a $250,000 building can be erected, the University of Port land will have an engineering school, the Rev. Theodore J. Mehling said today. Oregon State college now has the state's only engineering school. t Part of the new schoolmay be ready by October, Father Mehl ing said. The department will be open to Portland industries for research and testing. TURKEYS 29c lb. YOUNG BIRDS Saving Center Salem and West Salem Open 7: JO A. M. to 9 P. MV Closed Thanksgiving IZ7 r!OMTTMTTnTTQ Qunwc ninv . As geed for the family as Iha! dcnhlo helping of Inrkey . . j or pnnkin' pie! . . . Jnsi Good Fnn and Sweet Hiyilm! j j LATE" FOX NEWSI FOOTBALL TOUCHDOWN PARADE . . . NAVY SINKS MICHIGAN . . . PENN DOWNS COLUMBIA! . . j. ABMY BOLLS" OVER NOTRE DAMEI . . . CHINESE AC CEPT JAP SURRENDER AT PEZPINGI ATTLEE ARRIVES FOR ATOMIC TALIS! ' Buy a JTianksgiving j victory; bond i ChineseJP Demands Yanks Get Out? nnrNfilCTWI TuMdar. . Now 20 fjFV-Th. communist New Chi na Daily News, In a fresh outburst demanding the withdrawal 01 Am erican forces from China, made the charge today that the United States is converting China Into "an American colony." I The . communist paper asserted th. activities of the American for ces enraged all patriotic self-respecting Chinese. ; The newspaper blast followed reports by the Chungking press that nationalist .troops, which the BUY A VICTORY BOND! ENDS TODAY! (TUBS.) BRIAN DONLEVY "An American Romance" TkaBtlt -THUNDERING HOOFS" - OPENS 6:45 F. M. - TOMORROW! (AND CONT. SHOWS THANKSGIVING!) MAJtaTN MAXWEU JOHN CONTE DOUOUI DUMBR1LLC A THRILL rLCO - HIT! Cbxrpter No. 12 "BLACK ARROW rau 1 i 1 ' 4 .. S JnVNuSlliUmti I I MAJtaTN t OF TMI W a J- : . i I : ,. - Successor tp. Happy Chandler 'Appointed I FRANKFORT, Ky, Nov. 19VP Vfilliam A. Stanflll. lazard at tArnev and chairman of the re publican state central committee. Was appointed United States sen ator today to succeed A. B. (Hap py) Chandler who resigned No vember 1 to be baseball commis sioner. ' ' v . j ; ; : , S - communists have charged were American trained and equipped, hkd occupied the Manchurian rail road town of Suichung, qfter a fresh driv of 23 miles up th. Tientsin-Mukden Iite. BUY A VICTORY BOND! Humphrey Bogart - -CONFLICT" Dick Powell Clair. Trevor "Murder My Sweet" nrrann OPENS C:45 P. M. TOMORROW I (AND CONTINUOUS ON THANKSGIVING) MARGARET O'BRIEN JQjStyTWRBI JIMMY DURANTE JUNE AUYSON. ENDS TODAY! (TUES.) Clark Gable, Loretta Young fCALL OP THE WILD" Be-nita Granville THE v BEAUTIFUL CHEAT" Den Gnys Are Here Again! And Boy Uhal Fun! I h WA" j U CO HIT! JimtlT TKr UIYK)IMI V