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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 15, 1947)
2 The Statesman. Salem, Oregon. Sunday. Juna IS, 1847 88 Exhaust Vets9 Jobless Pay in.Orcgon V Nearly half of Oregon's 123, 000 returned service men and wo-men-have drawn readjustment al lowances under the CI bill of rights but only one In SS ha ex hausted his allotted amount ranting up to 52 weeks at $20 a week, records of the atata unem- , plorment compensation disclosed here Saturday. As of J una 1, 69,5 W veterans' claims were on file, 34.218 .had had at -least one payment, and . 1J90 had had their last check un der the CI bilL Of the tatter 702 were unemployed and 088 self employed. Only 1.833 veterans received checks during the first week of June, a number lens than a third of the 13.225 peak In February and lets than half of the 9.371 paid during the first week of June. 146. Last year's top was 15,322, also In February. In the nearly three years since the national legislation became effective the Oregon commission has paid 115,773,605 to veterans Of this, t2.932.285 went to self employed service, men and wo men while the remainder was for those unable to find suitable work. Daily Thaw of IPoKce Recruit Buried Treasure Found in Cellar $0,000." He declined the exact amount. to disclose r : : m. . a Tn iMn st Crahe Glacier Lause 1 roblem INil I w ae w-aj w va, auv V f Th tat. nniir Hrnr4 mtnf i. I Discovery of buried trranurr ot Hurried White house conferences f ill X ljJH, experiencing no difficulty in te- ,a na wver coins, some ol were held today M the result cruiting 75 new officers, made minted 123 years ago. was of the death of 50 persons la the MOSCOW, June 15.-4?VYoung possible under appropriations of unfolded here today. plane crash near Leesburg, . va Russian scientists, puzzled byre- the 1947 legislature, IL. G. Mai- John Be rem of Dubuque, who and there were reports of imml- ports of Arctic rivers which flood- son, superintendent, declared here unearthed the treasure last week nent government action designed ed villages by day and receded by Saturday. while enlarging the cellar In an mtiwi wen wiuto. . ;inignt, traveled to trie coldest In- "We are receiving more appii- oia nouse ne Dougnt here, said James M. Landis, chairman of habited place In the world and cations for these positions than the total r value of the coin we c vii aeronauues ooaru, con- discovered a huge new glacier and we had expected.- Maison said, was "in the neighborhood of ieTv?a. V l-'Tuwv mountain range, soviet scientists "with ex-servicemen predoinin- wun jonn i. owewnm, said today. They called the glacier I sting." Uai assisianu I "one of the lareeat in thai world." I A as-hm! tnr th r-w officers Lev Bcrman. one of th- srin. I urtll atari at thm Klamath rails 1-TimfYaiV Ptlica Htists in the .expedition, said the vocational center about July 13 AXUllllill y X U99 I group penetrated where no human I under the direction of veteran C7 J- ; I b-lne cvtr trod before thev found I ml mi mllrt l-nartm-tit emDloves. TlnHT T T W Plan ! huge blue glacier was the cause I One appropriation of the last mJIsLJ AJ0 L lUll of the trouble. -legislature, aggregtalng $1,000,000 - . : - i 1 w awns mm prm. a m-w I Va Bf W luaiivf w.-.-w -- v BUDAPEST, Sunday, June i region were 70 to 80 degrees be- will be used almost exclusively JERUSALEM. June 14 -0-The W)- The Russian commander in low zero fahrenheit In winter but for patrol activities and purchase first members of the United Na Budapest today refused, for the that the days In summer some-1 of patrol equipment Some other tions special commission on Pal third time, an American proposal times were quite hot. I funds probably will be expended estine arrived today amid rising for a tn-paruie investigation oil Reaching the center of the gia-jin two-way radio equipment and speculation that its ultimate ree Hunjrsrian Internal affairs. J cier In mid-summer, Berman said, I expanding the present one way I ommendaUons may bring partl- A note musing we inyesuga-1 the scientists found the Ice sud radio service, tion but not peace to the Holy non proposal wnicn was wm w i oeniy meiung ana noted mat xne i i Land. Justice Emil Sandstroem of Sweden, commission chairman. said upon his arrival at Lydda airdrome that the srrobo will tour ly.'The rivers froze rapidly and I PalesUne prior to opening the In- the party walked to safety brlrtg-1 LONDON. June ISV-The quiry In order to acquaint wir ing with them the secret of U I n4w commonwealth societr, which I selres with the country." The Inquiry Board In Palestine Midwest Girds Against Flood OTTUMWA. la. June 14 -UT The flood-swollen Des Moines river increased Its rate of rise here today and relief officials In this city of 32.000 countered with a stepped -up tempo of advance preparations designed to hold the damage below the estent of last weekend's disaster. The river started to rise here at the rate of half foot an hour. The weather bureau tn Dea Moines said an expected crest of 20 to 20.5 feet was due here at noon tomorrow. The historical peak reached In last week's flood. when some 10.000 InhabitanU were driven from their homes and busirMwaes. was 20JI. Brig. Gen. George IL Weems, rivers began to swlrL The group ni Q A PitsJ commander of the United States was suddenly marooned on thejiMg iVliOHirUl military mission In Hungary, add- ct. But as nightfall approached, a C si ed: -me American cnarge wax the temperature dropped sudden-1 11 ICC I OUUIICBIIJU ontnmiinlata had assumed control 1 1 - tv -km,mm in Hungary and that the will of the people who had voted for the smallholders party had thus been I floods. nullified" was an "unrounaea fiction." ' . f:im Baltlock to Ask. Senate for Funds la headed by Winston Churchill I commission will hold a plenary announced tonight It has asked session on Monday, then adjourn Prime Minister AtUee to arrange for the tour an early meeting of President Truman, Prim Minister Stalin UfJUUD IK FIGHT and himself to work out a plan Thomas Shaw, resident of the State Highway Engineer R. H. for atomic controls. BUgh hotel, was treated by first Baldock will leave here today for 1 The society, ot wnicn Aiuee aid men and taken to Salem Des- WashinetofL D. C where he wilt himself also la a leader. Is a non- coneas hospital at about 11:43 o appear before a senate appropri- partisan organization set up to m, Saturday after he was engsged linna mmmittM tn tha hnn of I several years ago for the purpose I in at fla-ht. Dolica reoort. Ha was obUlnini Increased appropriations of studying wart ana campaigns treated for superficial head in for construction of forest roads In to prevent wem. Junes and released by the boa- the states, 1 pltaL Under the house program Ore- Rnrkpr NnminalfHl nn wmM rriv nnlr 1700.000 . " - - : I . m m - for forest road construction dur- At Af Lt iXnveilllOTl ! tng tne next fiscal year as against $10,000,000 required .to cope with I H. E. Barker, executive aecre- the state highway construction I tanr ot the Salem Trades and Ui- program covering the next three I bor counclL was nominated for - - ... Uorrov Hadio Co. FOB IlEPAmS " ONE TO TWO DATS S EH VICE SALES PACKARD-DELL GILFILLAN Table and Console aavi Cesabl&atloaksj toUrU and Pfclk Act Radlosj Pbns 5355 153 i LEbrriT SL un- Red-Front List Contains Many Famous Names WASHINGTON. June II The house committee on American activities hung a tag tonight on the southern con ference for human welfare as "perhaps the most deviously camouflaged communist front or ganic lion. In an official report to the houa. the committee linked with th conference in various eapoct ties such well known names as Henry A. Wallace. Meivyn Doug Us. Mrs. MarshaU Field. Harold L. Irkes, Joseph E. Davtea, Doro thy Parker and Paul Robeson. The report says anene weD intentioned persons were misled Into Joining" the org snlatlan early In Its history and many. but not these, hare since repodl a ted It years. one of two vice president posi tions in the state American Fede ration of Labor's annual conven tion at Bend Friday night, the Associated Press reports. J. D. McDonald, Portland, was the only NOW DADDYI Wearing Glasses Can Be Funl Comfortable, stylish glasses increase the Joy of living.' We have a wide selection ot attractive glasses with intriguing plastic and metal frames for both men 'and women. Ed J. A. Boehringer is an un- od Dosed nominee for executive board membership from the 8a- MORRIS OPTICAL 444 StaW SL SALEM Phone 5528 I Truman Denounces Balkan Governments WASHINGTON, June 14.-V- . v . 7," PrMM.nt Tniman AmnrvmrA tha """'"" ul u,m- Communist gbvernments of Hun gary, Romania and Bulgaria to- amas sakelawaaaa arl 1 19 Aerassia) their people. And by contrast, he lem di'trtct- ..lal tW.i A sMa.a-lskMas av4aaew Waaslal jiuiy, which has a non-commun-j Ground School Required t government. , I tt7.l rt ri!i. r The president issued the two wiia w riigui uiuncs .mr ha m mnmA thai final I ' ratification of the peace treaties! The state aeronautics board at with itaW and the three Balkan a meeting here Friday announced countries following the senate'a that thragh agreementa with the nwmial I vcwrainai aanunnuauuii, ht" XT- .1 . Tt 1 agencies, au mgni acnooia giving Wiucu iaiiictt w wt m. i tralninc to veterans will be re- rfi'nM WhWlT l.t f 'Mlim J Of Higher Education Appointment of Henry F. quired to conduct , classroom rround schools In connection with AoDolntment of Henry F. Ca-lnieht trainine. bell. Portland, aa a member of the STucceed Aubrey R. Watzek, Marian LoWTJ Fischfr To Head U. of O. Group who resigned recently, was an nounced by Governor Earl Snell here Saturday. The appointment lis for a term ending In 1934. 10-Inch and 12-Inch OSCILLATING Long liie Gentrai Dectrio In duction motor with newir de signed wide blades ahaped and , pitched to, provide the greatest air movement wi!h Cfuiet operation to Testa Indicate the average liie ol G. E. lana la 20 T' EUGENE, Ore, June 1-UP)- Marian Lowry Fiacher, Salem newspaperwoman, waa named DAT ELECT SALEM WOMEN president of the State Asosciation The auxiliary of the Oregon de- of University of Oregon at their partment. Disabled American Vet- annual preajciast nere tooay, erans. In Its annual convention at Medford Saturday elected Katie Johns ot Salem junior vice-com mander, and chose Josephine Os DAT ELECTS SALEM MAN The Oregon department of Dis abled American Veterans elected trander, also of Salem, treasurer. I Wayne Perdue of Salem Junior SS50 340 Court Stroei Downstairs DDIIIGIIEU LIFE to tout Orientals, twistweavaa. Fin Cmpofiiig and Upholstorr DunAttEAnniG O Cleans O Deslores Luslre O Revives Color O Daises Pile O lle-enliveiis Ucol Fibers Alice Tebolt of Newport was el ected commander. I FAYS TOR METER DAMAGE 'Police Saturday night arrested a lo-year-oia ooy, wno psia fa bail for his release on a charge of destruction of city property after he allegedly damaged a parking ! meter. Arresting policemen said that he was driving a car -and pushed another vehicle over the curb and it struck a parking me ter, damaging it Too Late to CUeaify SU. RM.. man. no drinkers, close-in. private entrsncs. pnone rra. IH THE HE A LIT NportLawd OREGON fyewi KIND ; OF HOTEL vice commander at the close of its 26th annual convention at Medford Saturday, the Associated Press reports. 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