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t Tha Stalasmrm. Salem. Oregon, Sunday. Auguet 17. 1947
r7 Re-Arrested
; On Charge of
Lynch Attempt
JACKSON. N. C. Aug. lM
Sheriff J. C Stephenson of North
ampton county today re-arrested
seven uhite men on charges
Crowing out of an attempted
lynching of a youn negro here
last May 23.
The sheriff aerved a bench war
rant Issued by Superior Court
Judge J. Paul Fmzelle charging
each of the neven with conspiring
to break and enter a jail and with
breaking and entering a jail with
intent to kill and injure a prison
er. -
The. uric seven men original
ly were arrested on the same two
, charge plus a charge of kidnap
ping. Tney were released August
S when a grand jury failed to in
dict them.
The grand Jury also failed to
Indict the negro, Godwin "Bud
dy" Buth, who had been charged
with attempted assault with in
tent to rape young white wo
man. -7
m' The new legal move was or
dered by Gov. R. Gregg Cherry
m ho termed, the action of the
(rand jury a "miscarriage of justice."
Kousscvitzky Weds
Late Wife's Niece
NEW YORK, Aug. lvD-Serge
Kousseyitxky, 7J, conductor of the
Boston symphony orchestra, and
Miss Olga Naumoff. 46, his secre
tary for the past IS years, were
married yesterday at the conducr
tor's estate at Lexon, Mass., he
disclosed today.
Miss Naumoff is a niece of the
conductor's late wife, who died in
1942.
Seattle Star
Inquiry Due
SEATTLE, Aug. 16 -JP- U. S.
Sen. James E. Murray (D-Mont)
was quoted b ythe Posl-Intelli-gencer
tonight as saying he had
recommended the senate subcom
mittee on newsprint shortage con-
bduct an inquiry into the circum
stances of last week s closure of.
the Seattle Star and the transfer
of its newsprint to the Seattle
Times.
Murray : was quoted as saying
that, as a member of the senate
Fsmall business committee, he tele
graphed the request to Sen. Cape
hart (R-Ind), chairman of the
newsprint subcommittee. Murray
left Seattle this afternoon.
SEVEN YEARS DEAD Charles Tretiet. French
stager mw tat the U. S, celebrates the seventh anniversary f his
escape fram the Nasis by readiag the stcmmi of his death" in
the German -c trailed rarts Salr of 1946.
Women Workers With Cards
For Day Work, Report for Work
Tuesday Morning, Aug. 19,
7:30 A. M.
Starr Fruit Products
Corner of Church & Mill St.
Hew Inprovcd 1943
Immediate Delivery
Special Terns if Uanlcd
Boy ITaw Before Prices Advance
league Ilotor Co.
355 N. Liberty
Tel. 2417-3
U.S. to Give
Indonese fOne
More Chance'
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-(4V
The United States gave Indonesian
republican leaders today one more
chance to get together with the
Dutch under American auspices
for a direct and peaceful "settle
ment -- outside the United Na
tions --of their small scale war.
Simultaneously this country
cautioned Indonesia that any at
temDt on its part to specify "a
particular method of settlement
would leave the United States
with no alternative other than in
forming the U. N. security coun
cil that it had rejected the offer
of Amercian help.
This country's position was laid
down in a note made public by the
state department. It has been
handed to A. K. Cani, vice pre
mier of the Indonesia republic, by
Walter A. Foote. the American
consul general at Batavia.
Java Fight Slows,
Report Indicates
BATAVIA, Java, Aug. 16.-(;p-
A Dutch communique, which in
dicated that republican activity
had slackened, said today that 29
Dutch had been killed, 91 wound
ed and one unaccounted for since
the cease-fire order was issued
August 8.
The communique said a Dutch
armored patrol column near Lbo
boehanroekoe, in North Sumatra,
met with heavy mortar and auto
matic weapons fire.
Portland Building
Inspector Resigns;
Issues Charges
PORTLAND, Aug. lfHD-The
city building inspection director.
Shepard M. Gotten, resigned today
in protest against what he called
a "chaotic situation" that made
it impossible to enforce the build
ing code.
Cotten charged that the board
of appeals was infringing on build
ing inspectors' province. The sit
uation is such, Cotten asserted.
that the logical step for a person
wishing to violate the building
code would be to build a structure
without a permit "and then run
to the board crying hardship when
we order him to take It down.
A member of the board of ap
peals. George H. Jones, denied that
the board had usurped building
inspectors functions.
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u a former Serviceman
. . 10 to 35, incluslvo
physically fit
vw co cSera up Oct EimQPG
At long last, vacancies have opened In the
European Command. But to get one you'll
have to act promptly. The number of open
ings available each month is limited, and will
arobably remain so (or some time to come.
Only qualibed Veterans of the Armed Forces
too agree to sign up for three years or more
rill be considered.
There's an intensely important job to do in
Europe, And In intervals of work there's leave
time on the French Riviera, skiing in the Alps,
sightseeing through medieval castles in
Bavaria and Austria.
Don't forget there are still openings for ser
vice with famous divisions in the Far East for
Veterans and non-Veterans alike. Quarters and
recreation facilities in Japan are as fine as any
in the world.
The Regular Army's high pay (20 higher
overseas), the excellent opportunities to further
your education in Army technical school j or
through the Armed Forces Institute, the chance
that your previous Army experience may speed
your promotion to positions of high skill and
responsibility make this an over-all oppor
tunity that's too good to pass up! Call at your
nearest Army Recruiting Station mow.
Pm a yar lr vry ft frm Fidtral urvitt.
Ram Sale Fails
To Live Up to
Expectations
PENDLETON. Aug. 16 -&)-
Forty-two animals remained un
sold at the close of the 21st annual
Oregon ram sale, which netted a
surprisingly low total of $22,425.
Highlights of the auction were a
benefit sale which gave the Ore
gon Woolgrowers auxiliary $1500,
and Wayne Stuart's announcement
that he was resigning as president
of the Oregon Woolgrowers asso
ciation. Stuart, a Dayville rancher,
said he was leaving the sheep busi
ness. Consignors said the $22,425 paid
for 275 animals though more than
last year's $22,154 for 186 was
below what current markets had
led them to expect. The highest
price was $200, paid by Cunning
ham Sheep Co., Pendleton, for a
Ramouillet stud ram owned by
Wynn S. Hansen, Collingston,
Utah.
Most of the animals shown were
Suffolk. Top price for this,, breed
was $175, paid by O. T. Tracy,
Chico, Col if., for a ram consigned
by Floyd M, Edwards, Albany. A
pen of five yearling Suffolks from
Dave WaddelL Amity, drew $155
each from B. B. Burroughs, On
tario. . . ' . .
Tha best price for a Hampshire,
$10S, was paid by A, T. Coff, Sa
lem, for a stud ram consigned by
Broadmead Farms, Amity.
The yearling Suffolk ram donat
ed by Floyd T. Fox, Silverton, for
the benefit of the Oregon Wool
growers auxiliary, was resold 14
times for a total of $1500. Mrs. Mac
Hoke, Pendleton, got to keep it on
the final $110 sale.
Haiti won Its Independence In
slave rebellion in 1804.
ft
Holly Says . .
Joint Mediation
Of Paraguay
War Wins Vote
WUITANDINHA, Brazil, - Aug.
IS -()- A proposal for joint me
diation of the Paraguayan civil
war was adopted unanimously
today by the 20-nation inter-
American conference, "and Argen
tina reaffirmed her demand for
swift economic aid and coopera
tion in the hemisphere.
The conference, called to draft
hemispheric defense treaty.
adopted a mediation proposal by
Uruguay under which it will dis
patch messages to both sides in
the Paraguayan conflight asking
for a quick end to the fighting.
Argentine Foreign Minister
Juan Bramuglia asked the dele
gates "if we were able in de
fense of world peace far from
our shores to offer economic help
and cooperation to countries need
ing it, why cannot we do the same
within America?"
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North Greece
State Started
By Guerrillas
ATHENS, Aug. 18. - Up) - Gen.
Markos Vifiades, Greek guerrilla
leader, proclaimed by radio broad
cast the organization of a mili
tary government in "Free Greece"
and the government today seized
published copies of the proclama
tion as soon as they appeared.
At the same time Greek Third
army headquarters in Salonika
announced intensified guerrilla
activity at a dozen points, rang
ing from western Thrace to west
ern Macedonia, during the past 48
hours. Use by the guerrillas of
heavy mortars not even available
to government forces was reported.
Napoleon Zervas, minister of
public order, declared the setting
up of a "bandit government on
Greek territory" wajs a "comic
manifestation of the Enver Hox-
ha-Markos radio station" but nev
ertheless the government was "at
taching the necessary importance"
to the event.
B-17 CRASHES IN ALASKA
ANCHORAGE. Alaska, Aug. 16-
(JP)-An army B-17 bomber crashed
today at Cold Bay, S00 miles south
west of here, but the Elmendorf
field public information office said
tonight it could not say whether
there were any casualties.
Too Ijite to Classify
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You do not have to be a factory export to operate our
Sunbeam Electric Shavemaster . . . they are built for
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just an ordinary amount of intelligence U all it takes
and we know you have that or you wouldn't be reading
this message.
Yes, we can make immediate
delivery. We hare no "'special
demonstrators' but we do have
a stock of Sunbeams. Come in
just as you are pick up a Sun
beam and take a shave. Demon
strate to yourself, by yourself,
that you yourself can get a fast
er, closer, smoother, better
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lady, you can use it too and he
will not even know it would be
nice to get away from the old
gripe, "Who dulled my razor V
wouldn't it.)
You fellows who think yon
have a beard an electric shaver
cannot handle should try this
new Sunbeam, it's as far ad
vanced over the electric razors
of the past as the meter studded
. street is over the dust and mud
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"You ain't Been nultln' " antil
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and not a single penny morel That's the Ameri
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True, you may have to wait for delivery, but you'll
save a lot of money by purchasing your Chevrolet
from us at the low price; Instead of paying a premi
um prica to someone else just for the sake of getting
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Obviously, it's wiser to save a lot of money on your
new car investment than it is to save time on your
new car deliveryl
Moreover, we are receiving our fair share of cars
from the Chevrolet factory, which is out producing
all other makers we cue filling orders at the low
delivered prices, day after day and week after week
we are doing our level best to get cars to you and
to all who have ordered them.
That's why we say pay only the low delivered
price, and enjoy the full benelits of BIG-CAR QUA
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CHEVROLET DELIVERED
PRICES IN SALEM
STYLEMASTEH SERIES
Bustaaaa Coupe $1345.25
5-Pdssongar Coupe $1387.25
Town Sedan . J 1404.23
FLEETMASTER SERIES
5-Paaaangar Coupe f 14SS.2S
Town Sedan 11471.25
Sport Sedan JtlS3015
Cabriolet ... 11133X0
Sport Sedan
.. $1411.23 Station Wagon .$2033.00
FLEETUNE SERIES
Aorosodan .$1438.25
Sportmastar .. , .$1S5S5
These delivered prices fsclade federal excise tax, ttcease, and title.
Any pitonaJ equipment or accessaries are extra, Frtees safejeet te
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510 N. Commercial St.
Phone 3188
Room 211
Post Office Bids;.
Salem