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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 25, 1945)
.. hhmhhiii mi IMIIII m III n i.i. iull i t pact: two Hound Shoots Master, Dies Of Remorse NEW ORLEANS, Dec. IMffy' Jack, the lt-months-old rabbltl hound that shot hi master three weeks afo, ia dead. , Folka in suburban Gretna will tell you he died of broken heart - ... All this while Jack's master, Pierre Ivy.Leblanc, haa been un der treatment in the henpttal for! buckshot-torn hand and a fore- heed wound. i The accident happened while Jack was playfully jumping for a rabbit Leblanc waa dangling over th (unbarreL The doc's paw struck the trigger, discharging the gun. friends said Jack has camped relentlessly about Leblanc'a mar ket and refused to eat They fi nally decided that Jack might snap out of it if he were taken on another hunting trip. Jack sniffed the gun and took out for the woods. Anthony Plai eant followed the faithful dog, and aaw him lie down in the woods and die. ... . m "V ...... tl S.ytiH . ? . t J W J 1 ' i i ... o- . C y V -"- v ' jr . ' : i! : " . Con llerrie Xnm TaUy f resn 1M TaJoUa ankhisg A ROYAL SCANDAL" e : Banjo Heoie nCELAND" TV lArmy's Qicmpion Feather Home Approved Vet Home Loans Total $93,150 . The state department of veter ans ail airs, created by the: last legislature, has,' approved farm and home loans! cf $93,150, Hugh Rosson, director!, announced Mon day. The average loan was for $2388. - ! Up to December 19 a .total of 12? veterans had applied for loans, with Multnomah county leading, and Marion, Clackamas and Lane counties following in inai oraer. . ine nrsi loan was approved .October 15. . A maximum of $3000 but not to exceed 75 per cent of the ap praised value of the property may be loaned to veterans under the act. . ; ; . : ;. v Rosson pointed out that appli cation may be made by any eli gible veteran, in writing, at the department's office in the state librarr hnilHirvtf in 5a1m nr at treable getting transportation frem the west const. niter n r the Portland branch in the Ore- henemMe (Uncharge, now races a Digger prnuesn wun bu nien (oa building, arrtvlns; lenlcht. The fermer nnay nrnte, bnek na his 2W n The veteran will be sent an month nun enrrlera Job . M. shewn yeeserdn na he roads from application form along with in- a scra book U (bnek row) (left U right) Jones. 1J; rhllia. atructiona. or thesn mar h h. 14; Jfsrr. Us TlvUn, It; Yvonne, f. (front left te tight) Daniel. J tained from any county or veter- l; Dennis. ; mnim. ; rnsu. a; nr. rsensr; nnssnni, a; vnguun,! ana organization service officer. (extreano right). . (AT Rosson said the veteran should cienny ntav VDewr ne is ar quiring a farm or n city or sub urban home. . - ! i ; : y i . BBBBBBBBBBOSOO"PMPMPO 1 . Use) , OREGON STATESMAN., Salenv Oregon. Tuesdor Morning. Decneibe 25, 1S4S PORT HURON, Mich, champion Dec father with his Z 4 Gilbert flewy. . the army's "lucky thirteen' children, had little Oregonians Jam ortation Shops Trdnsp t; Mr. Flenry; Lnrry. A; and Charten Wlrephete to The ft ' t V'4 T 1 I 1 fnTr?Dn .Opens f:4S 1. Bt.- Tcacriw! -1 i lit f f t - m . - " r .. -'f Yule Weather Remains Cold Bj tfa AiMciUd PrM Temperatures hovering close to freezing gave the midwest some "messy weather" on Chlrstmas eve and little prospect of relief from the sleet-glaze combination. The Chicago weather bureau re ported that freezing rain and snow would continue to spread east ward and northward over Christ mas. Illinois and Missouri roads were well iced and holiday traffic was creeping. The total number of deaths at tributed to the weather within the week since cold air moved south from panada rose to 117 late yes i terday afternooni The extreme cold, however, had i moderated over most of the coun try with only northwest and east renorting continued low marks. AO-Fun Ce-HK!1 Sian Land Oliver Hardy -.A -A-IIAUNTING WE WILL GO- Mcrri ChristmM! Contlnnone Todav froao 1 P . M. Alice Faye -GANG'S ALL IipiUT CharlM RtarreU "KOUGn-sUDIN J l' STICK LiMinbia Opens C:iS P. M. Tcnorroi7! TXC oXNUTtOXAL rosTsniAL.;. oooos Ike I feonrVaUs j - i picsorool iijwVf STTo m $ iaTtii mm 1! Coldes on the U. S. weather bu reau records at Chicago wai Phil- ipsburg. Pa with 14 below.' J Thefar west,- Except for snow flurrieji in the mountains, may look fojr improving condiitons, the bureeuji reported. ;:: 1 ., '' f Res Seek Date For Evacuation . By the ' Associated Press . ' Oregohians were celebrating a traditional Christmas today, the first with the nation at peace since 1940. . ' - f Record' sales of ' merchandise throughout the state forecast the biggest gift holiday ever, and for families ; with j servicemen back home - the merriest in more than five years. Shoppers; yesterday cleared store shelves in a frantic rush for last' minute purchases, traf fic Jammed in most Oregon cities and police reported high way accidents mounted to near record last night. j j-. v - - In Portland, more than 10,000 soldiers and sailors stranded in the port city by the transporta tion bottleneck started a round of entertainment scheduled for their holiday away j from home. Special churcn services, thea tre parties and service center programs were thronged by men in uniform. Thousands of fami lies took GIs home for dinner. At the navy and army barracks. cooks -worked double time to serve'' four tons of turkey to hungry servicemen. Parties and dances were set to carry- the festivities late into the holiday night j lidays I Long queues at state liquor commission, stores yesterday predicted a ".spirited eve" and police details in Portland were doubled for the late- hours. Meanwhile, the Portland fire bu reau reported It would I have toys and gift parcels delivered to more than 1000 needy chil dren fey noon today. - ; J j At rail and bus terminals the peak of travelers had subsided -and all persons were ' finding transportation. Airways still had waiting lists, however. ' I f Union Protests ent raym lev Victim, Not Thief s Jailed in Detroit ! DETROIT, Dec J4-UP)-Dol- phus Garett, 35, robbed of, $30 by two- men he thought he recoc- nized, went looking for them with a gun, he told Recorder's Judge Gerald W. Groat today. 1 Charged w 1th carrying con cealed weapons, he will be held I -M 1 A a A a A . A. - in ueiauit . ziuuu nona over Christmas. j r. . The men who robbed him will spend their Christmas at liberty. Without Par DETROIT. Ded 24. The CIO United Autbmobile workers union today accused Chrysler cor poration of violating the-national labor relations act m cusxriDuuoa vacation pay last week. The charce was contained m a letter to the corporation in which the union said the payments, rang- . i aa. a a o es ina- from S4 to w xor iio employees had been made with out collective . bargaining. The Chrysler-UAA contract, which in cluded provision for the payments in lieu of vacations during the ensuing war, was terminated on Dec. 4 when negotiations over the union demand for a 30 per cent wage rate increase were halted. Chrvsler Corn made no com ment on the union allegation. In announcing plans! for the payment the corporation paid It had pro posed provisions' to improve the method and time, for the vacation payments when the contract was terminated. Chrysler aaid that, al- Of Americans CHUNGKING, Dec 24 P) Chinese still were killing one an other jin : their strife-torn nation j jurisdiction." on inis aay oeiore unruunas wiui Detroit Defies OPA TroUey Fare Rule DETROIT, pec 24 -Not even the United States army is going to prevent an increase in j Detroit's street car fare aJnuary 1, Mayor Edward J. Jeffries aaid today. - . Local groups and the office of price-administration have protest ed n raise in fares from to 10 1 cents. Challenging, the authority of the OPA to intervene, Mayer-Jeffries said "not even the army has any 3bjiubsi Now Showing Ilerry Xn:s Id All! ! Very Ilerria Christinas To "Our Patrons! no apparent hope of ending the i ri j e confii(jt between the communists Memorial Planned lor and the central government before Pattern's Birthplace Thel communist, New China SAN GABRIEL ; Calif Dec. 24 Daily iNews demanded mat pen- (AThe death of General George eral Marshall, new American! 1 s- Pntton jr., will make no ma cial ambassador to China, set a terial changes in plans of his limn- limit for withdrawal of birthplace, San Gabriel, for a United States .forces and contend-1 memorial and victory, foundation. ed that any sort of American help j By popular subscription a -fund to the, recognized central govern-1 will be raised! for a veterans' re- ment prior to ,a coalition agree- habilitation program. meat With the communists would J Officers of ithe-foundation are aggravate "the current civil .war." j to meet next Week to map plans Marshall, at his Jirst newy con-1 for- inaugurating the campaign American troops nugnt leave the country and; remarked that. "It snVEXKTON-IIVOMAN DIES will be some time bofora I can EILVERTOK. Dec. 24 Delia hope I to get a fair picture of I FitzjerelL 48, resident of SOver- ton, died last night at a local hoe- ! pitaL. She- is survived by her hus band,- Roy, of Silverton. An nouncement f erarvices will "be made later tar Ekman Funeral home; - - . I Co-Femtore 1 I "" "l anasv I g I ImoMsrn I ConUnnona. Today Urn Ilcrry CHriiiaiia To All! V J i i 11 though no agreement was reacnea. it decided to make tne paymenis , this year in the same manner as had been done since 1940. The payments totaled $3,245,713. Workers with one to five years seniority received $45, those with more than five years $90. ' i Norman Matthews, UAW-CIU national Chrysler director, saia when negotiations are - resumed the onion plans to ask that pay ments be brought up to $54 and $108, respectively. Normandy Manor Opening Delayed Normandy' Manor, picturesque new - euno-ana-oanco esiouu ment on South Commercial street. originally scheduled to open to morrow, will postpone its nm day of business until all members of Its staff can get , to baiem. Mickey Flax, proprietor, an nounced Monday night. - fS Today's open house, at which; all comers will .be welcomed to view the attractive murals and tite acccenmodations at the manor, wil continue as planned. Flax said. Crowded transportation systems have delayed several -members of hit staff, be ex plained. - ' - "- . . U.ihCM WARNED Tbrillerll Co-Hit - "VOICE OP THE WHISTLER" Banco! i B:c.25lli lhx7 Years Eve Special - Celebration I No Aclrance) In Price ! ' at Crystal Gardens These are ia addition te em regular WedV and Sat. daneea Ounajj" Too Late to OaMify HELP WANTXDr Gtrt to Mi vo- nlnss iiond Saturdaya tor room and board. jNico homo. Ph. SISSS. ;v Coat From 1 F JL How Showirg! PONT Y01 11 Ml ETC ThrU co-mq Zzz2 Grcy'i. 'Xsd c! lis . 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