2-Ttm Oregon Start mem. Salem,
Army Recruiter's Zeal
Nets House New Gl
lNGLEWOOD. Calif., June 18
CTVFFC John W. Dawson, attach
ecJ to the, army recruiting station,
solved his housing problem today.
He signed up Oscar Witherspoon,
a European veteran, for a three
year hitch. Then he moved into
Witherspoon house.
DEBT LIMIT LOWERED .
WASHINGTON. June 18-4 JP
Amid ahouted demands for less
federal spending, the house voted
, without a dissenting voice Monday
to reduce the -nation's authorized
debt limit from the record $300,
V O btZl OOO wartime 'high to $275,-
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V But one or two persons come into our office with a letter from
tha Stat Financial Responsibility Department saying they will
lose their drivers license and
v In an aute accident without Auto Liability Insumce.
Don't drive a ear la Oregon wfthoat' Auto Liability Insurance.
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1,000 Cars of
Grain on Hrjay
To NorthWest-
SPOKANE, Jmie l.--AVMor
than 1000 car o midwest grain,
well above the 18QF cars northwest
feed dealers have estimated were
needed to relieve a critical Ore
gon - Washington poultry feed
shortage, soon will be rolling into
the northwest, the Washington
stae production and marketing
administration said today.
R. B. Collins, member of the
state PM A committee, saidhore
than 80 cars of whole oajrs and
51 cars of gluften feed amf gluten
meal now are on the way to the
two states.
He said PMA, officials also had
advised that 175 cars of commod
ity credit corporatfon oats were
ready for immediate shipment
from Minneapolis and that about
480 cars of feed barley and 320
cars of malting barley had been
promised in the next few weeks
by Washington, DC, PMA offi
cials. ,
The 80 cars of oats now in tran
sit are part of 150-200 carloads
being shipped at the rate of 10 to
15 cars a day by the Farmers
Union in the midwest, Collins said.
5,000 Loggers
Back at Work
In Vancouver
VANCOUVER, B. C. June 18-(CP)-It
Is expected that 5000 men
of the 35,000 workers on stftike
since May 15 will return to work
tomorrow at coastal and interior
box factories and logging camps
supplying them with necessary
lumber.
Meanwhile, there was no settle
ment in sight of the major dispute
affecting the other 30.000 workers.
At Ottawa today federal labor
minister Humphrey Mitchell
urged the workers to adopt the
recommendations of Chief Justice
Gordon Sloan who proposed a 15-cent-an-hour
increase in wages,
a 40-hour week and the revocable
dues check-off.
The IWA now wants a government-directed
referendum on a
proposed union - maintenance
clause.
mutn n!at
unless they file
Upstate Agency
Coos Boy
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THI OO-OITTCI . . . always
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teca, knows cverybodj la town and knows haw to get
things done. Keeps his car peppy by cutting down atrfooa
and gum with RPM Compounded Motor OiL A Tdetor
gent in RPM" oil keeps carbon particles microscopically
small and harmlessly dispersed so they'll drain J bf th
craokcase when the oil is changed. '
A STANDARD OP CALIFORNIA PRODUCT
E
Off to jfiodt Training
Several of the SI ntesabers of tbo "WllLamette Valley Volunteers,"
recruited here by the navy, wave front the trala Monday a they
left for recruit training at San; Diego. Calif. ( Statesman-Mr Ewan
photo) i
Urges
rni, Jobs j
For U.S. Workers!
WASHINGTON, Jine
Rep. August H, Andresen (R-I
Minn) urged txlay ' that ! federal;
government workers! be Sf'put to
work on our; farms" for a tnonth.
"The government ought;; to give
its 3,000,000 gworkers a : holiday
and send them out to the farms of
America,'! h told the house. I j
"Most of these workers don't
know a thing about the problems!
of the farmer. They ought to find
out tbat they can't get milk just
by turning a spigot.
Schooling for
War Testified
TOKYO Wednesday, June lf-(VP)-A
Japanese professor once
jailed as a pacifist told the inter
national war crimes cpurt today
that Japanese soldiers' suicidal
determination to die in combat
was bred deliberately in the na
tion's schoolrooms.
Teachers were re. quired to
spread the doctrine or face dis
missal or prison, t e stifled the
smiling witness. Dr. Hyoe Ouchl.
One of the defendants, Marqujs
Koichi Kidp, former- lord keeper
of the privy seat, forced the res
ignation of one university profes
sor who had written about peace,
Ouichi testified.
DEFEAT CONCEDED
BOSTON,: June .18 -(Pi -Franc
D. Harriot Boston lawyer, tq
night conceded the democratic
nomination .; for p;Vernor to GpV
Maurice J. Tobin, who was run
ning more than two to one ahead
in early returns to his bid for
second term. I
BOY'S BODY FOUND
BUTLER, N J . June 18-aThe
body of seven -year -6 Id Larry
B loss f eld, who disappeared Sat
urday at a Sunday school picnic
of the Presbyterian church af
Tea neck, was found at dawn to
day in three -feet of water df ah
artificial lake in Ihe picnic" grovf-.
MARONEV, APPOINTED
Reaptoinlment of K. S. Maroi
ney, Portland, as a member of
the statwj. board of aeronautics
was announced ; by Gov. Earl
Snell Tuesday. He will serve a
five-year term. ' j
PORTLAND, June 18 Seven-1
teen thousand PoHlhd families -mostly
veterans (wartt houses, thf
mayor's committee on veterans'
emergency housing said today. 1
Too tate to Classif r
CLEAN SLEEPING ROOMS Ph 4iS
-"TR'AlLRkr Nd'USR" ""ialeT'li fi
Schultz. Strep four. Junctkm Auto
Court. VtmiSt Comerwrcial St.
SUrU Today! Opens :45
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Walter suzak
Co-Featu re
Roy Rogers tm Trigger
"Bolls of Boskxrita"
named diairsttan of
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7 Ships Bring
8,662 Veterans
Home Today
By th AwirUtrd Pre
Two; U. S. port Wednesday
await scheduled arrival of seven
vessel bringing hofne 8562 vet
erans of European and Pacific
service;.
Ships arriving:
At fjew York S?a Flyer from
Bremen, Frederick Victory from
Le Havre, Pittston V'u tory from
Le H4Vre. USSR. ; Victory from
Ie Havre. 11 82 t
At San Francisco' - - Tawasaw
from pearl Harbor. jSea Cat from
Okinawa, Marine Cardinal from
ManilA-
SNpx which arriied yesterday:
At New York j Gen. G. O.
Squier from Bremen, United
St a teas Victory from jLa Havre, M.
E. Comerford from jAntwerp.
At San Diego Repair ship Del
ta (AR-9) and YNIS 170, both
from forward area.!
- At San Francisco-Uswier from
Bikini, LSM 101 from Pearl Har
bor, ISM 106 front Pearl Har
bor, Sea Runner from Mamus,
General Black from; Norfolk.
LA REVIEW, June i 18 George
A. Stephenson, 70. who established
a lumber business here 40 years
ago, died yesterday from Rocky
mountain spotted fever.
TODAY and
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GOP Contest
For Governor
Close in East
By D. Harold Oliver
Associated Press Political
Reporter
A four sided battle for the Mi
chigan republican gubernatorial
nomination narrowed down early
Wednesday to a ding dong con
test between Kim Slgler, former
special prosecutor for the Ingham
county grand jury, j and Lieut.
Gov. Version J. Browp.
With 1 ,493 precinctk reported of
the state'! 3.950. Sigif?r had a 61,
556 to 5i,3?S lead. Raymond J.
Kelly, folmer national command
er of the American i I-rfgionv was
third with 38.531 and Mayor Ed
ward J. Jeffiies of Detroit fourth
with 20.710.
Former Governor ; Murray D.
Van Wagner was far ahead of
William J. Cody of DetroiTiMfche
democratic nomination, 213,748 toS
6152 in 1379 precincts.
Results of the too contests in
the Massachusetts primary:
Masschusetts governor: Demo
cratic Gov. Maurice 4- Tobin won
renomination handily over Fran
cis D. Harridan. Boston lawyer;
republican, Lietit. Gov. Robert F.
; Bradford nominated: as Tobin's
November opponent without op
' position.
McCiirey Tops
U.S. Incomes
WASHINGTON, Jwne 18-1-With
12-month earnings of $1,
113.035. Film Producer-di rector
Leo McCarey led a treasury list
ing of 593 of the nation's top' mon
ey earners for calendar 1944 and
business fiscal years ended during
1945.
Horseracing placed the number
two earner . CharleS H. Sltrub,
vice president of the: Los Anigeles
Turf club, who earned $446,337.
Third and fourth were Film Fi
nancier Charles P. Skouras, with
$393,000. and Actor Fred Mac
Murray, with $391.21?.
The highest paid woman, screen
Actress Carmen Miranda, was 35th
witii $201,458
Charles E. Wilson, president of
General Motors, got, fifth place
with $362,954.
TODAY AND THURS.
Tonight there'll be KISSES
. . , kisses with DREAMS In
them-
lURf.EirUnnELD
"MAN
WHO
DARED"
STARTS FRIDAY
puts i ' I
CO-HIT V n j J
DANGEROUS BUSINESS"
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June nX
CO-HIT!
Charles Coburn
Glnnv Simms in
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I) A V to Open Statewide
Convention in Pendleton
PENDLETON, June 18-0)-The
Disabled American Veterans will
open their 25th annual state con
vention here tomorrow for a four
day session. Speakers at the con
vention! will include Gov. Karl
Snell; Dow V. Walker, Newport,
national DAV commander Vivian
Corbley, Cincinnati, national adjutant.
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EX-RACER DIES
PHILADELPHIA, Juno 18-;P)
Joseph Dawson, who won the 500
mile Indianapolis speedway rare
in 1912, died Monday while re
turning to his home here from an
inspection of the Lnghorne '
speedway. He had Ijeen Philadel
phia zone director for the Ameij- !
can Automobile association, f 1
(Crystal dismraflenn
Salem, Oroqon
Dicing Thurs, June 20 i.soAtoct ta
"Children under 12 accompanied by parents admitted free
It's Family Night."
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nousmo ornciAL to talk
PORTLAND, Oro., Juno HHAf
Norton Iong, assistant to Hous
Ing Expediter Wllsrm W, Wystt,
will t among tho speakers at
meetings which will draw 150
state and municipal officers from
throughout the n ition to Timber-
line lodge this week.
Enda Todoyl (Wod.)
Tom Bronoman
"BroakJaat la HTw'd"
Frcmcas Glilord
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