1 The Start man. Salem. Oregon, Thursday. Sept 25, 1147
Lewis Abandons
200 NLRB Cases
Johnj L. Lewis, whp refuse tossign
an affidavit sweruut he's not a
communist. is permitting 200 cases
involving his miscellaneous dis
trict 50 to go by default at the
national labor relations board.
Um, a long-time foe of cora-
munifts, made known hit opposi
tion i to signing the affidavit re-
Opens C:4S
Pauletta Goddard
Fred MacHurray
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quird by tho Taft-Hartley labor
act two weeks ago.
Under a ruling by NLRB centr
al C ousel Robert N. Denham, all
AFX. and CIO officers must aim
or none of their affiliated unions
may use the board.
Fireman Still in Hospital
As Result of Accident
One city fireman remained in&Pfc Kester D. Leibolt, all of Sa-
Salem General hosoital today suf
fering from exposure to chlorine
gas released in a boxes r-tankcar
accident at the Oregon Pulp and
Paper company Monday. He is
Battalion Chief Walter Eberhard
and attendants described his con
dition as "good". Dismissed
Wednesday were Firemen Paul
Phillir- EL C. Hart and Clyde
Bucholtz. Thirteen men were hos
pitalized following the accident
Monday.
Truck Hits Horse,
Highway Blocked
Traffic was blocked on high
way 99 E near Lake Labish for a
short time about 2 a. m. this mor
ning as a heavy truck and trailer
struck a horse, turning the trailer
across the road, state police said.
The first report indicated no
one was injured. The horse was
killed by the impact,
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LAWFORD ARNOLD JENKINS
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Four Marines
Join Reserve t
Tour former marines Joined Sa
lem's marine corps reserve at a
regular meeting of the unit Wed
nesday night at the Salem air
port, MaJ. Leonard Hicks, unit
commander reported.
The new enlistees were William
W: Ames. Bar Burton Moor and
Willis H. Estep, aU corporals, and
lam.
Hicks also announced that
American defense and victory me
dals would be Issued at the next
martin of tho unit at 7:30 D. m.
in building T-514iat the airport
Hicks stressed that former ma
rines need not be a member of
unit to receive the medals.
Rosacaw Takes
Meadows Feature '
PORTLAND. Ore.. Sept 24-G3V
Rosacaw, a filly owned and train
ed by J. B. Fine, Diamond, Ore.,
won the S2500 added Oregon
Breeders' association futurity
purse tonight by six lengths as she
tied the Portland Meadows track
record for five and a half fur
longs.
The time was 1:06 minutes.
First Shadow was second and San-
souci ran third. The event was lim
ited to Oregon bred horses. "
Strange Mishap
SOUTH BEND. Ind Sept 24
(4V. Halfback Emil Sltke was
absent from Netre Dame's feet
ball practice session today be
cause ef aa an usual accident
His feet lodged between the
range at the top ef his bed as he
was sleeping last night and he
twisted a knee In turning ever.
He will be eat of the lineup for
several days.
PAULINE
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DMnd this bullet-thattered
window moves a man,
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Fire Captain
To Standardize
Training Here
Responsibility for a new stand
ard training program for Salem
city firemen has been delegated
to Capt Ellsworth Smith, vet
eran of the local- fire depart
ment who recently returned
from an Oregon Fire college in
structors' course conducted in
Corvallis by the Oregon Fire
Chiefs association.
The local program is schedul
ed to start immediately after
Fire , Prevention week, October
5-11.
, Smith said the object of the
new program is the development
of standard training methods in
all Oregon fire departments. In
creased efficiency of fire fight
ing methods through t adherence
to a training manual, presented
to each graduate of the school.
is the aim of framing course,
Smith added.
High praise of the new pro
gram was voiced by Smith, who
said the training would contrib
ute" much to the Salem fire ser
vice and to the citizens of the
entire state in the future. Smith
said the training would be con
tinued until every fire depart
ment in the state has at least
one graduate In Ua ranks.
Next year courses will be in
stituted at Klamath Falls and
La Grande to make it more con
venient for firemen in those dis
tricts to attend, Smith said.
Explosion on Tanker
At Texas City Kills 2
GALVESTON, Tex.. Sept. 24.-
(jP)-A .flash fire and explosion
aboard the tanker Cedar Moun
tain at the Pan American No. 2
dock at Texas City, at 11:19 p.m.
tonight trapped two crewmembers
in the engine room, William Fall,
Flushing, Long Island seaman and
crewman, told the Galveston
News. Fall said the two men were
presumed dead.
HARTLEY ASKED TO STEAK
PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. 24-)
Congressman Fred A. Hartley, Jr.,
(R-N) co-author of the Taft-Hartley
act has accepted an Invita
tion to speak to the annual meet
ing of the Columbia Empire In
dustries, Inc., members : here
Oct S.
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Eight Salem Men
Pledge OSC Frals
Eight Salem men were pledged
to fraternities on the Oregon
State college campus Sunday at
the close of the annual fail rush
week.
Pledges are as follows: Alpha
Tau Omega, Wallace Gemmell;
Chi Phi, Gerald Gorton; Phi Delta
Theta, Dwight Quisenberry, Al
len Craig and Richard Hendrie;
Phi Sigma Kappa, Warren Bacon
and Dale Pence; Sigma Alpha Ep
silon, William Patrick.
Boy Drives 11-Ton
Los Angeles City
Bus to San Diego
SAN DIEGO, Cal.. Sept. 24-(,T)
George Readhead, 14, told juve
nile authorities he drove an 11
ton, 44-passenger Los Angeles
street bus 120 miles to San Diego
last night but not empty all the
way. He gave a hitch-hiking sailor
a free lift he said.
The sailor had left the bus
when police found it, with George
still at the wheel, stalled broad
side across a suburb road.
Young Headhead said he took
the bus from a Pacific Electric
Railway Co., parking yard be
cause he wanted to make a trip to
nearby Escondido and couldn't
find any smaller vehicle with a
starting key.
General Strike
In Trieste Ends
TRIESTE, Free Territory, Thurs
day, Sept. 25 -4JP)- The Allied mil
itary government of the Trieste
Free Territory announced early to
day that the general strike which
paralyzed the port area yesterday
and resulted in 12,000 workers
leaving their jobs, ended at mid
night
The agreement to end the tie-up
provided, the military government
said, that AMG "provisionally"
would release nine Smdacati Unicl
members arrested early Wednes
day and accused of molesting
workers who refused to participate
in the strike. They will be brought
to trial within 48 hours.
Douglas Mentioned as
Truman Running Mate
PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 24-W)
The chairman of the Oregon dem
ocratic central committee today
recommended Justice William O.
Douglas to run as vice-presidential
candidate with President
Truman in 1948.
In a telegram to the demo
cratic national chairman, Byron
G. Carney, Portland, declared
that Douglas would "have more
than an even chance of carrying
every one of the eleven western
states."
NAGASAKI CROPS GOOD
TOKYO, Sept. 24 -JP- Summer
crops grown, from the atomic-
bombed soil of Nagasaki have in
creased 50 to 300 per cent over
normal yields, a Japanese agricul
tural expert reported today.
Ends Todayl (Thurs.)
Range Busters
"Land ef Hunted Men"
Margnertte Chapman
"Walls Came Tumbling"
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Ken Curtis
Jeff Dennell
"Cowboy Blues'
Peter Lorro
The VordicT
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Cartoon Now
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Rita Hayworth
IN ONE OF nER
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20 Permits for
New Buildings,
Houses Given
Construction in Salem of a store
building, warehouse, school ad
dition and eight new houses was
authorized Wednesday when the
office of City Engineer J. H. Da
vis issued 20 permits for new buil
dings and alteration' projects.
k saiem scnooi aisinci 2 ou-
rtained a permit for erection of a
quonset hut for an addition to
Bush school, 755 University st..
at an estimated cost of $2,000
Marie R. Ling received a permit
for a $14,000 store building at 454
Marion st, where an old house
recently was wrecked to make
way for a local store to be oper
ated by Smith Auto Parts Co. of
Portland. George Cadwell Oil Co.
was authorized a $1,500 office and
warehouse at 2490 State st.
New houses and estimated costs
are for John Fugman, at 795 South
st., $7,000; J. J. Nicolle, 630 N
14th sU $8,000; W. E. Murphy,
1290 N. 24th St., $6,00; Edith
Eyre White, 425 S. 21st st., $5,000;
Frank Danielson, 1025 N. 22nd st..
$4,500; Howard Olsen, 1565 N
24th st., $9,000; Rich L. Reimann
$6,000 houses at 1835 and 1845 N
23rd st.
Other permits for reroofing and
repair work estimated from $20
to $350 went to Paul W. Brown,
at 88 Abrams ave.; A. M. Hansen
845 N. 15th st.; E. J. Coward, 1140
N. 15th st.: Frank Goebel. 2595
Lee st.; Ray D. Smith, 198 N
24th st; George Sehon, 1883 Sag
inaw st.: C. S. Shaw. 421 S. 18th
st.; H. P. Given, 1565 N. Com
mercial st.. and Mrs. F. T. Reece,
2245 Shelton st.
Minors Falsifying Age
Draw Barkeeps' Protest
PORTLAND, Ore., Sept 24-(
Revision of Oregon liquor laws
to give the bar tender better pro
tection against minors who fal
sify age identifications was ask
ed today as the Oregon Tavern
Owners' association closed its
annual meeting.
Frank Marshall, Salem, was
named to the board of governors.
178 LB. SQUASH OS DISPLAY
PORTLAND, Ore., Sept U.-VP)
-A marblehead squash weighing
178 pounds, grown on the Nets
Anderson farm at Sherwood, Ore.,
was on display here today.
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ion scale. Phono Raymond. Waihlnf
ton ZZF13, new garago, good working
condition.
WMMAGE gate, good .tuff
Eoys
bicycle, furniture, grindstone.
1S60 8.
Church. Sat.. Sept. 17.
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Army Recruiting
Officials ih Wreck
Lt Col. Michaef Mattis. Ore
gon army recruiting district com
mander, and Sgt Lester B. Lent
of the Salem recruiting service,
were reported Wednesday in
fairly good" condition in the
Albany hospital where they were
taken after being injured in an
auto-truck collision at Harrisburf
Tuesday.
M. Sgt Thomas Massey of the
Salem recruiting office, visited the
injured .men Wednesday. He said
they were returning from Eugene,
where Colonel Mattis had been
on an inspection tour, when their
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car was struck by a truck and
virtually demolished.
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LIQUOK BALES ESTIMATED
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J, Sept
24 -AV Thomas W. Balfe of New
York, vice president of the Na
tional Distillers Products corp., es
timated today Americans would
drink 200,000,000 gallons of liquor
in 1948.
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