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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1946)
2 The, Statownan. SfaUm. Ortym, Sunday. Octobor 13. 414S Dignitaries Make Own Beds As Washington Hotels Struck A tpttading 'strike choked off service In Washington's major h tru S..t..r1ay leaving digmtaiirs with the job of making their on nd the (.r.i-'t of rooms and cold water. A t,i-ther ' ojhi of I'lesirirnt Truman, titled Visitors from !.. 4.t j-t fficet titl itiprrmf court Justices and thousands of tr-t .iii(l itmnwvPk In the sern predicament. - . I uptu i tximit ! were ! : ' dfc Kui rvisors and rlrika n.-intiMic-rl makeshift telephone i:d eleatcr service AK1. boiler f-:rlr ousted ttifit rnrn to 4r thir ati at midioitht. rut Is oil h.t, hot water and air Sttnt S.0 AKL. service rn- Accidcnl Victim In 4 Fair' Condition William Pettit. 84, of 1220 N. Summer st was In "fair condi tion at Salem Deaconess hospital -. iitk Frty 1 i hinder : today with a compound fracture riv iii m oi uie t-iii injy. j lf tower ngni icg iu suu h .-e4a N- pea re inj .nations , jiarly fractured right forearm, se ver Saturday. Lording to hospital reports. He was Khls-esers te Meet jstiurk Friday night at Center and . in ... if -Church street by a car driven by M.ki. i..r Atlantic mil SUII . . - ..f ur.rri til -Kill -1 lo hold r .-J- evri y thing mn eaily n- n t-s.rly netting with Uie uik-h-K ir.4i line eiijiiiwu tn an r?V.H . initially end the 12 day Oi l t.trf-v.ide hiMrtj tieup and hiU-rri strike on the Long I,Uid miijiad w averted. rr.e maritime dispute, the l ix.t iii:tmit in Washington , d it had notified shipowners of te CH ;.noi's agreement to fc-r-k M-l Element with the east and full i j-rrslx and 'hat a . . ..4.... ...I.IB. t lit krirtkn iur mr mhif'" t, ;,! le was dMOg i. vit,kr U arrange Iree Insistence Tr.- '!() prev(.ly. had ln S4,ted a ntitwid agi --fwot, ui ; tre maritirne commission mmitU-fl ilwlf in a lvalue to r 'Mir fi jiivtrrrirreiit - i ' n f d P ilr rrls the lim of any r.i i trart An errency l.ird in Wash InKltn ai.i.t UfM-el ,llt the lit t ,d M.mi-ri lniiitri l uniion. d .JiMt JSC. l?MW, Had greetj to l -a ciemauda fM ofei'atioial lu r c-hi.nfr on Um Ing lUnd r.:HaMt in t.) net MV. thertt.V a wd.i.j a t rike aet fi K-t 24. T e taHrt,d aervei SfKl.OOO ps- iMtrei ii..jy. 1 Kenneth Etlert, 750 Thompson st - poli e said. Injured Friday night in an auto . i rai.ii at Miller and Commercial stieets. Mrs. M. M. Petroff, route ! 4, Salem, was In "satisfactory" condition lat night at Salem Dea- runi-ss iiospital. Picuiecr Post to Hear Reports Three members of Pioneer post, American Legion, will report on their summer activities at the women's veteran organization's first dinner meeting of the sea son Tueaday at 6:43 p m. in Nohl gieus restaurant. Members Siifl other women vet erans invited will hear Command er Velma McNamara report on the national Legion convention she at tended in Kan Francisco, Susan Faheity tell of a fted Cross exec utives' training course in San Fiancinco and Mildred ChrUten seii describe her woik In the sum mer session uf Tulane university at New Orleans. Post members also will com plete plans for a Halloween party Nt. .ir.ites w remitted ito-j during the Tuesday night meet v seM.emrnt f major nn- ; ing. to ! Hifl idem Tti4e in IilTted trr- I'iMkI i.rg Prwer strike. . V' j AH. Il...iw.a.l movie laho. -j 'a If MIlO 1 21 II I H t tO J , imIh tici.al distHite. a sutmi an t .n am t us Uup in "i. ato, - a - I I tS w m s. m k o a-;d bu. ilitet car tiejp in Colurrt- O . sSnfetv Factor Important in High Schools WAMI1NC.TON. DC I I irwuriting numlier f ij,l.ti. -(ri tallr among yoiith EUCF.NE, Oct. 12-(SpecUD-One of the nation's outstanding palebotanists has been scheduled to open thii year s lectureship ae ties sponsored by the University of Oregon. Dr. Kalph W. Chancy, professor of paleontology in the University of California, will speak on "Ore gon's Forests Two Hundred ; Years in Ketrospect." In the first The riP- i lecture, and "Oregon Crossroads of traffic ff Forent Migration.' In the sec ond. He will speak In Corvallls the irnpor- Nov 3 and 7, in Portland Nov. and 14. and in Kugene Nov. and 21. 12 19 Freak Reception f dnse, indicates Umic ( safe-driving tiwlnw turns I;; Ihr l.irh irhivilt of the nation. I.-e Minkn. torutiv? viie-pieii-rt-nt ft tt.e Nstwaml Automobile 1 islets' k latum, pointed out t iav "It m. an .piM.lhiyj fact " he HafflCH PollCC Sid U.t ttween Jtniarv 1 and C towr 1 tr.i yeni, 2t.2U persons SEATTLE, Oct. 1 2-4" -Seattle rnrf st.)tfi in trafff- j idrids f.olire did conmdei able head I) ,i ii' l.e tame eight months la tr scratching today as their short y...r ti.e . rath-toll wa- I&8HO. wave radio receivers began boom v n fi kti that trfu' fatalities ing stiange orders in soft southern fat liu year heve iiu reared : drawls. The mystery was solved m re that. 34 per ocrd. Among ' whert police radio operator Ward tri-afra nr;vers U? d?alh rate ; Crow explained the freak recep tirm of lroadca!ts from St. Peters burg. Fla.. and Charlotte. N.C., wbh cauel by ultra-short wave frequency modulation transmis sions. US' I Sratlli Iurliiiif Shop ttf im is.d 41. per cent hilmiiU'M and afey f lNTl (t'.,tr lu.t ,f fugh .c4k ) genei al ly rer the countiy fall in line v U tl.r it.nent tienU and mi lude 't -it i ii. s in tiifii ctiiie or o. tl.r liafflc datl; rate among j "r ... v ii,ImI Olivers mi'" e i ut ! UlKOII t lO I JOM! . . . . .... ..... . ..i ii iwit ai inuiii mm w -ni. j I it', tf.al autoihile dealer eervl i will t gui to give SEATTLE, Oct. 12 -M')-Metal mil i.t. rncot.rag.iiiett! lo this , p,j-hers tn 11 machine shops rep V .rU.y and vitally net eary reni by the Washington Metal 0ioverte.i j Trade, inc., will walk out Moo- . .ue t a breakdown In nego- HIKL CAU. HIUKHHIPFD . ; Mi over a requested 20 per . .cent wage increese, officials of lo- A as- rd by Solon Shmkle ! ra, , Meta! p0Uhers' union vt iett;ped while patked m (AFL), announced tonight. fr-.n1 .f hi residence, 1017 Bnwd- , via; at . at about :4 V p m Sat- U'dajr t.y an tutu oMratrd by V iiikfri du.fr, rait g. Salem, v r-n K4o r wet v-1 to avoid i itisxai a ptsaanig tai, ity p. ite -M.U iiKlwale No nil "v ll.!ol1. No further labor-employer mertingji have leen scheduled with Harry If. l.ewia, commissioner of the federal conciliation service, who has been attempting to arbi trate the union demands. BCa-Victbr ecords Ilewesl Deleaxes Hero First! lear faterlte Waal . year faraette vocalist . . . the sew est reeerdings are awaiting rear selection here. Ktop) In te nserrew and plea, an new r re ar gs fee yenr library. HEIDER'S 428 Court St. Call 7522 BK A ri.AYH 'rOHHVM ASTORIA. Oct. 12-4VWillur HoKarth's rifle dropped a 400 pound black bear into a hole, and be walked up to admire It. He turned right around and fast - -with the bear charging out of the liole only yards behind. Boat arth doubled around a stump, filed, and tumbled the bear at his feet. 1 A T LTtfiywi o IT Arc Arriving: in Larger Quantities Dally at LODEn BROS. We specialize in repair of all (General Motors makes and model particularly Oldsmobile For fast. Competent, Friendly Service Bring Your Car to Loder Bros. 4S Center St. - Ph. e47-CllS 1Kb Year In Saleaa Striker Jailed in Hollywood r y sy I i w. 1 I ,. i : T . "S . a, m V I IIOU.WOOD, OcL II One af St pickets arrested at Teehnleeler studio In llollrweod during a new outbreak ef violence la the Jurisdictional dispute between rival AFL movie aniens la carried to a patrol wagon by police who- broke ap lines of marching pickets. (AP WlrepheU) a Convicted Nazis Showing Strain News of Deaths to Be Delayed NUERNBERG, Germany, Oct. 12-7P -A 'though Hermann Goer ing and 10 other Hitler desciples are scheduled to be executed four days from now, not single move has been taken within the Nuern berg Jail to prepare for the hangings Wednesday morning. U. S army officers, who run the Jail, said tonight that no scaf fold had, been built and no materials for a scaffold had beeri received or oroerea; me name or me nang- Krtig Charged With Political Barnstorming SEATTLE, Oct. 12-(T)-SetTa-tary of Interior Krug tonight de scribed as sweet naivete" a com plaint by Rep. Clarence J. Brown of Ohio, republican campaign di rector, 4hat Krug is on a "po litical barnstorming tour" of the west In 'an army plane. Krug f and his party ame to Seattle in a coast guard plane, which associates said had been used by the secretary sirtce he left Washington October 7. Krug'p full statement. In reply to the protest lodged by Brown with Secretary of War Patterson, follows:? "In a letter released to the press, Republican Congressman Brown of Ohio charges me with 'political barnstorming In an army airplane in the great Pa cific northwest. What sweet nalvetet I am hard at my work on my Job- throughout the west. "Good, effective, efficient gov ernment administration la, in my mind, the : soundest politics. If that Is what Congressman Brown had In i mind by political barn storming, he is exactly right as good government Is my full-time Job. ! "If that elects every democrat ic candidate I will be very pleas ed with my contribution.' $ ii. i ' Break Seen in Transit Strike TACOMA, Oct. 12-tmVThe first definite break In the 12-day old Tacoma bus tieup came late today when R. A. Cribbs. business agent for division 758, Motor Coach em ploys union (AFL), announced pickets would be removed Mon day at 1 a.m. from the municipal ly owned Belt line, which serves the city's Industrially important tideftatg. Cribbs also said he was hopeful that labor - management Confer ences Monday would bring some basis of settlement of the strike that has tied up 110 buses of the privately owned Tacoma Transit company, which began October 1 and resulted In the tieup nine davs later of the smaller Belt line. The Belt line employes but 16 drivers AFL iMvr) to Attriiiit to Organize Kami WWkrr ClUdAGO. Oct. 12 -41 - Tlie American Federation of Labor is throwing Its weight behind a drive to organize farm workers and help them gain bargaining rights and la shorter work week. H. Li Mitchell, president of the National Farm Labor union, pre dicted In a statement today that the AFL. so as to implement the farm-worker organizational cam paign, will work actively to have congress extend to the farm those benefits it has already' granted worker! In Industry. Too Late to Classify ' MM A CORD if slab wood and edtn(s en aing dab varies. fliane SMU. man had not been divulged and no official notice had been re ceived; that the allied control council had denied clemency appeals.-! "Wf don't know anything about arrangements," the security offi cers said, "the allied control coun cil In Berlin Is In chargs. The 11 hangings are expected to take place, one after the other. starting fat dawn Wednesday Goering probably will be the first to mount the gallows. Presumably. the hangings will be within the canopied and shielded courtyard or the prison. Albert Pierrepunt, Britain's famed executioner, and U.S. Sgt John C. Woodshave have been mentioned In speculation about the -poHsible hangman. Men lern of Fate ' Although the official notifica tion of - the dental of rfemctic? pieas has not been received, the condemned men have learned through their wives or other sources that the appeals were re Jetted by the control council last Thursday. Goering, no longer the bluster ing personality who dominated the other war crimes defendants. Is spending many of his final hours lying on his bunk, staring at the ceiling The former reichamarshal has been reading "With the Passage of Birds to Africa." Fritz Sauckel, former labor bully, is reading "Happy Island," and Col. Gen. Al fred Jodl, chief of staff of the nasi army. Is reading "The Trav eler." Strain Shewing Strain is showing on all the Hitler henchmen. Rudolf Hess, unpredictable as ever, talks about foiming another reich govern ment. The former deputy fuehrer, who was Sentenced to llfef Im prisonment, complained today that he was getting too much meat to eat, and would like to swap some of it for prunes. Capt. Sam Binder of the U.S. security detail said "I assure you he isn't getting too much meat." Julius Stretcher, Hitler's No. 1 Jew-baiter, has asked I a prison psychologist to tell him how all the other condemned men . are bearing up. Asks Peeler's Health Hans, Frank, former governor generaf of Poland who recently has become deeply religious, al ways greets the prison doctor with the same query: "How are you feeling?" Wilhelm Frick, former Interior minister, says "all Is finished and there Isn't much use watting around." Field Marshal Wilhelm Keltel, chief of the German high command, sleeps well, Alfred Rosenberg, official philosopher of the na party, is constantly pac ing his cell. Swedish Ship Wins Battle With Flames STOCKHOLM, Oct. 12 -(A') Weary crewmen aboard the 3H89 1n Swedish moonship Krintina Thorden won today gruelling 3A-hmir battle In the mid-Atlantic against flames that swept the vessel and killed four fiei-soiis. including Cmdr. Walter Leroy Heiberg, AO. former V. S naval attache in Stockholm, a message to' the ship owners here said. Met berg was buried at sea at the request of his wife, who alo was aboard, the message added. Eight other American passengers on the ship. Including Mrs. Hei berg. escuped without severe in juries. Four American passen gers slightly injured were repott ed' transferred to the Norwegian Atlantic liner StavangiTfjonl, which U heading for Itergen, Norway, where It Is ex pet led to dock Tuesday. The flames were brought un der control afier the Norwegian ship reached the stricken vessel today ,wilh a doctor, , medicine and food and pumped oil to calm the rough sea. ity bill was intriMluced by Ken. Hugh B. Mitchell, prevent Encum bent, whom Cain Is opiMJsliig in the general election nest month. Cain said he would detail his views on the prnMed CVA in a feech in eastern Washington in the near future. Cain made hi statement in an Interview granted hefoie he soke to' a .on I a club conven tion here. ent tenant cannot he evhled with- however, that evety sertlofi of out good reason), nor how low a r't muv lie cliaigeii, Admilted by OI'A l U.e "im the riHintry lias been de Jare-t sin h an area, although OPA ope rates lent control oldies only in Wanted at Once Experienced Office Girl Preferably with some knowledge of bookkeeping, typing and pottting. ' Gas Hea! Inc. Xalem, Oregon rhone S44S Censorship Planned No word will be sent from Nuernberg on next Wednesday's nazl executions until the 11th man has been hanged, under reg ulations announced tonight by the four-power commission in charge of the executions. The commission ruled that only official U. K. army photographers will be allowed to photograph the executions, and unless the com mission changes Its decision all pictures will be for "record and historical purposes" and not for publication. Inncdiale Possession j By Owner Ulira-IIcdern 2-Bedroon Hons Finished, full baseaaeai recre ation room, beautiful landscsp Ing. This building Is la a re stricted district. I'hone 2(829 for Appointment CVA Opposed By Harry Cain OLYMPIA, Oct. 12-0P)-Harry Cain, republican candidate for U. S. senator from Tacoma, said tonight he is unalterably opMsed to the Columbia valley authority as proposed in a bill now IWnre congress. This was believed to be Cain's first pronouncement on the sub ject. The Columbia valley author- OPA StiiiuiiiirizrM KrroiicoiiH IdriiH On Itcnl Control Humori and uncertainties alout the enforcement of rent eon t col in the Salem are;i were cited yes terday in a summary of "erron eous . Ideas on rent control" pre pared by the Portland headquar ters of the office of price admin istration. llent control hr OPA became effective thU month In Motion county and Vet S;lcin, bnned on tlie rent level of July I, 1945. Thii level OI'A detcill.ed as a fieee date when no ahiinunal pressures uffected l.inillol d -tenant bargaining and the control on this basis. OPA added, serves to sl.ihilie, not equalize, rents. OPA also made it clear in the summary that no tenant ha the power to waive provision of rent control and pay mote than the ceiling rent. OPA said It cannot legulale length of stay of tenants In a hotel, nor who may tent a given dwelling place (except the pres- tii. i ' that it may coiitiol tents areas wheie Inflationary ondl only in localities ! i lions "have thrown duelling fciiMe-ienUI aieas. OPA adds, lentals out of line.' 1 Sales Service Supplies ELECTROLUX VACUUM CMC A Kits Authorised Agents F. A. Hupp - I. K. Hloner 17$ 8. High fit. 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There Is no astro chorge (or this mo veloui convenience, let w tell yow more oboot it. WtlKlY TERMS Diomond ring front $25.00 to ilOOO. t lomevi wotchei prked from $24.73 to $300. I f Salem's fsdlne Credit Jew I 11 Jewelers and Oetlclsn REMEMBER WHEN the big arc lights hung on the corners? They gave a flickering light and could bo made to sputter by Jerking the rope by which they were raised and lowered. Every lew days a man came to change the carbon and gave the burned one to children for "pencil Remember? 1 I rr t ' I - gave the burned one to I flj , A I w- T- Riadon Col J (( 4 I A fnoeral -Dlreeters I I I yt N. C'ellsce Th. J17I J V EMM S'ps I Oil 1 I sjk -u I s. nw V.VT ' ii im aa, mm! if Solera, 3 Oregoai
