Oregon 40 ct8 Rewarded
BritiHh to Force
Workers to Take
Essential Johs :
LONDON. Sept. 19 - (4") - The
British government published a
decree under its emergency eco
nomic powers last night which La
bor Minister George? Isaacs said
would force "a small minority" of
workers to "accept essential Jobs
against their will."
The decree was part o fa cam
paign to drive Britain's manpower
into production for export. 'i
The order was limited to
workers who become jobless in
the future. Under it. men between
the ages of 18 and 30 and women
from 18 to 40, with a few excep
tions, who lose or give up present
Jobs, will be obliged to apply for
new employment only through the
labor ministry or face fines of
100 pounds ($400) and prison
terms of three months.
Women rearing children under
15 and workers engaged in pro-
fcskional, managerial, administra
tive or executive capacities were
excepted from the order.
Mill City Has
Many Visitors
MILL CITY Guests of the
Edward Cruxon family include
his mother, Mrs. Louise Cruson
of Vancouver, Wash., and his
two sisters. Mrs. D. E. Wofford.
Portland, and Mrs. R. L. Smith
of Vancouver.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Shaw have
returned from a 10 day trip to
Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cree, Pa
tricia, Hetty Lou and Donald
were in Portland with her uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. George
Dickinson, a week ago.
Paul Mason is a patient at
Good Samaritan hospital in Port
land for two weeks, receiving
treatment..
Jack Col burn has purchased
Mrs. John Dawes interest in the
Booth and Dawes meat market.
Colburn is a son of Mrs. Harry
Woods from Idaho Falls, Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Schroe-
der have returned from trip
to San Francisco where they vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allen
(Marjory Schroeder).
Weekend guests of the Harry
Wood . were Lloyd Wood and
son Donald of Bend.
Mrs. Anna Swift has returned
after a two months visit with
relatives in Washington.
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Jerold Mulkcy to
Write WU News
Beg ijrming-Jhis we, Willam
ette uimrrtify news coverage for
The &tatetman is to be handled
by Jerold Mulkejr, WU Junior in
journalism. t
Mulkey, vwbo is married and
ha two children, la veteran of
fightang in the toulhweat Pacific
with Oregon's! national guard di
vuionj the 41t.i with which he
went overseas early in 1942. He
is theson of Mr. and Mrs. Marion
Mulkey of Salem.
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Dean Reese Talks
At'Get Acquainted'
Law School Dinner
Dean Seward P. Reese, head of
Willamette university's law school,
was featured speaker at a "get
acquainted" banquet at the Mar
ion hotel Saturday night to wel
come new students who enrolled
in the law school earlier in the
day.
The banquet was sponsored by
the law school and was attended
by more than 100 persons. Purpose
of the meeting was to acquaint
new students with the school.
Reese stressed the qualities
necessary in law students and
gave them the history of the Wil
lamette law school and its alumni.
State Sen. Allan Carson, Salem
attorney, and president of the
alumni association also addressed
the students.
VAN CLEVE ARRESTED
Robert Van Cleve, 4424 Court
st., was arrested by .Marion coun
ty sheriffs about 10- p. m. Satur
day on warrant from Toledo,
Lincoln county, charging larceny
by bailee. lie was being held for
Lincoln county sheriffs int he
Marion county jail in lieu of $500
bail, according to the sheriff..' office.-
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Because of the direraitr of their own-
lions, farmers and ranchers are particu
larly subject to damage claims arid suits.
To Dies! this situation General of
America has created a special Farmers
Blanket Liability Policy that covers
almost all possible angles. Keep your
self "in the clear with this famous
policy. Ask Tor details today!
Hcggiss Insurance Agency
129 N. Commercial St. Phone 9119
-Salem, Oregon
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Says
All ycu children who just couldn't wait for school to
start are r.appy now and we sure love happy children.
VmsnaYy I couldn't fjt enthused about starting to
school ur.til the lat yjra of high school, that was about
the time r.e school board got smart and went glamorous.
My teacher wan cmi of those gals like the teacher that
Just went to the beauty contest at Atlantic City and I
realize Ict the fust time why men bought diamond rings.
It imprcrred me so vividly that I always had a yen to
buy hundreds ot thm. yeh thousands. Well in order to
buy thev-sends of them I had to sell some and that is
how 1 happened to get into the jewelry business. Yes, I
have gu.te a lot of thorn now, perfect toot (the diamonds
that is) t c m coae you know a "school teacher" or some
or. else ;hat is "right up there" come on over and let's
talk about a diamond.
Jackson Jewelers
255 No. Liberty Opposite Leon's
Oregon members of the 49 and S, fan organization of the American
Legion, were recognised for their membership activities during the
past year with the award of two trophies at the recent national
American lVegtosi convention In New York City. Shown above
are, left and right, Kelly Owens, state department vice-commander,
and Ira Pllcher, Oregon grand chef de care, tellinr At Feilcn. cen
ter, new Marion connty voitnre chef de care, how Oregon was only
state to receive two trophies at the convention. Large trophy at
left Is the Ferdinand Fraser trophy awarded for voiture of less than
2,00 members which first eq nailed foil quota, and other Is E.
Snapper Ingram trophy awarded to voitnre with largest member
ship exceeding previous year. (Photo by Don Dill, Statesman staff
photographer.)
Student Pilot
Unconscious,
'Very Critical'
Raymond P. Gascon, 21, Salem
route 3, was still ip "very critical
condition and unconscious" in
Salem General hospital Satur
day night from injuries received
Friday afternoon when he crashed
in an airplane near the Prospect
school 3 "4 miles south of here.
Gascon is suffering from a pos
sible fractured skull, a broken
and dislocated hip, serious in
ternal injuries and cuts and abra
sions, hospital attendants said.
H narrowlr esraned instant
death Friday when his light ship
struck a tree, went out of control
Lnd turned end-over-end for 300
feet before coming to a stop, al
most completely demolished. He
was pulled from the wreckage by
neighbor children and - rushed to
the hospital in the Salem first
aid car. -
The ship, a Luseombe Silvaire,
was owned by the Capitol Fly
ing service where the youth was
taking a GI flying course. He had
about IS hours flying time accord
ing to Clemen Fischer, owner of
the company.
Gascon Is the son of John
Gascon of Gold Hill. Ore., and
Mrs. W. T. Perry, Walla Walla.
Wash., route 4. He lives in Salem
with his stepfather W. T. Perry.
Silverton Fires
Investigated
SILVERTON, Sept. 20 Sever
al fires reported burning in forest
lands southeast of here today were
found upon investigation to be all
permitted fires which were aet
by owners in logging off pro
perties. Largest of these were on the
Gary Neal and Hal leek Funrue
places in the Silver Creek canyon
where over 100 acres are being
burned over. Across from this
burn is the Forrest Turner pro
perty where 60 acres are being
burned over by Willard Benson
and farther up the canyon the
John Jacobsen place had a set
fire burning tonight. Alt fires are
reported under control.
Airplane pilots flying over the
vicinity of the fires reported that
they saw deer running ahead of
the fires.
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ATTENTION
Famers and Jeep Owners
A public "JEEP" demonstration will be held on Sept. 23rd at 1 p.m.
on the'H. O. Haury farm, located lz miles East of Lancaster Drive on
Pratum Road, Salem, Ore.
This will be your opportunity to see the Jeep in operation with
Hydraulic equipment and various implements such as plows, jdiscs,
p ring-tooth harrow, skip loader, etc.
It Will Be Well Worth You Time, So Be There
Eisner Motor Company
352 North Hi2h
SALEM, DREGON
WILLYS JEEPS "CARS TRUCKS
Grains Tumble
Limit Declines;
Selling Heavy
CHICAGO, Sept. 20-f-All
contracts of all grains tumbled for
limit declines at one time on the
Board of Trade today, but wheat
and oats managed to cancel part
of their losses before the final
gong. Corn ended down 8 cents,
the limit, for the third straight
session.
Heavy liquidation struck the
pits at the opening, largely a
carry-over from the preceding
session when there were unfilled
selling order in all grains at the
limit decline.
When all grains were down
their limits, substantial buying
developed in wheat. The bread
cereal spurted as much as 12 cents
from iU low, all contracts moving
above yesterday's close. Corn and
oats, aided by the action of wheat,
managed to climb a few cent.
But .the rally didn't hold Re
newed Belling came from com
mission houses.
Wheat closed Si-TH Iowen,
September $2.57 i, ; corn was 8
cents lower, September $2.38,
Oats were 3i-5 lower, Sep
tember $1.08. and November soy
beans 6 cents lower at $3.20.
Th slump hiH brought about
heavy liquidation, both from com
mission houses and local traders.
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For thai Hard-lo-Heal Room
For These Cool Mornings and Evenings
Enjoy the comfort, convenience, and economy
of electric heat.
Westinghouse - radiant and circulating heater.
Wesix - Automatic, portable, or built-in.
Electresteem - a radiator for electric steam heat.
Chromalox range type element, heavy duty fan.
innum - high wattage for forced heat.
Comfortair - for heating in winter, cooling in summer.
l.aSalle - two speed heater with fan.
Also Noma, MulVaney, Hy-temp, Arvin, Burkaw,
and Witie.
ITealer Appliance Co.
253 N. Liberty
Phone 4311
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