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Sympathy Strikes
Plague Soutli Italy
ROME. Jan. 10-(P-Sympathy
strike broke out at Crotone In
Calabria in southern Italy, at Via
Reggio and Pistoia in the north and
in Rome's suburbs today aa the
11 -day nationwide walkout of
riLNTEIS WIN &AISE
SEATTLE, Jan. iO-r-A four
week shutdown of 37 Seattle print
shops ended today with three
striking unions winning demands
for a 90 base scale for a 15 -hour
work week.
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tired eyes.
CAUSE: Peer lighting er fealty distrleaUea ef Ugkt
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Salem Lighting and Appliance Co.
Senator Hotel Bids.
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60.000 bank employee deprived
millions of their pay for the sec
ond Saturday
Fears grew that a general strike
would develop.
Merchant seamen walked out at
Genoa, Naples and Savons, in de
mandsfor more pay. Employes of
the nation's 290,000 clothing shops
threatened to strike Monday.
Relatives Find
Oregon Fiance
Of Iranian Girl
FOREST GROVE, Ore, Jan. 10
(JP) -They found ex-GI William
Patrick Cody for the second time
today, and this time his mother
hopes it's going to stick.
And his Iranian fiancee, Soghra
Lavauani, who's been waiting
since December 9 for him to come
and claim her from Ellis Island,
doubtless does, too.
Soghra came to marry him. But
Cody, who was out trying to get
to Iran in the belief she hadnt
come here yet, couldn't be found.
His mother, Mrs. Margaret Cody
of this city, started hunting him.
Yesterday she thought she'd lo
cated him in Compton, Calif. Then
she found she hadn't he'd just
joined the army and gone off to
Fort Ord.
But tonight Cody phoned his
mother, from Fort Ord.
"Cod, I'm glad," he said, when
she told him his sweetheart was
in America. "I'll try to get an
emergency leave right away."
He met and married Soghra
while serving in the army in Iran,
Mrs. Margaret Cody said. But the
army refused to recognize the un
ion. He was shipped back to the
United States, bearing Soghra'a
promise to follow when she could.
Cody was discharged in Novem
ber, 1945, his mother related, and
has been trying to get Miss La
vassani into this country. She ar
rived at Ellis Island last Decem
ber 9. But Cody was not aware
of the arrival. .
Plea Made for
Oil Allocation
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10 -()-Mounting
complaints over the
winter fuel oil shortage brought
today (1) a request that congress
consider allocating supplies and
(2) plans for a 22 -state meeting
here next week on the problem.
Meanwhile much of the east
coast, particularly New England,
eyed dwindled heating oil reserves
while experiencing below-freezing
temperatures.
The board of managers of the
council of state governments called
on congress, in a resolution adopt
ed here, to take quick action to
assure adequate supplies to short
age areas.
Annual State
Safety Meet
Set for Salem
The fourth annual accident pre
vention conference conducted by
the accident prevention bureau
of the state industrial accident
commission will be held in Salem
January 22 and 23, Paul E. Gurs
ke, commission chairman, an
nounced Saturday.
The conference will open with
an address of welcome by Gov.
John H. HalL
Two features will mark the
opening day's program, "Accident
prevention in the personal pro
gram., and a presentation of "How
our accident prevention program
works", by representatives of the
Long-Bell Lumber company, the
California-Oregon Power company
and the St. Helens Pulp and Pa
per company.
The annual- banquet will be
Thursday night.
Prof. William Engesser of the
Oregon State college will open
Friday's program with an address
on "Accident Prevention In the
College Curricula". This will be
followed by group discussions on
the value of plant inspections,
safety committee and employes'
training.
Friday afternoon win be devoted
to group industrial sessions cov
ering logging, sawmilling, elec
trical and construction, and the
"joint labor and management
safety program In the pulp and
paper industry."
Partition Talks
To Commence
LAKE SUCCESS, Jan. NMJFr
The United Nations Palestine
commission is expected to begin
talks with the British next week
over procedures in partitioning
the holy land with London ready
to spurn any plan for dual U .N.
British control in Palestine.
The commission held a one
hour secret meeting here today
at which the five delegates re
viewed the general assembly's No
vember 29 decision to carve Pal
estine into Jewish and Arab na
tions, effective next October 1.
As the meeting was in progress,
a British spokesman said his gov
ernment will ask the U.N. com
mission to stay out of the holy
land until the British rule ends.
The British are understood to be
ready to end their mandate May
15, or earlier if the U.N. Is ready
to take over, but are cautioning
against U.N. entry into the holy
land until a week or so before
the changeover in authority..
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in REGISTRATIONS of cars and of trucks
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la Pessssigar Caw Production In 1 947 according ta published
aredactiesi tegvre.
In Track Prediction In 1 947 according ta published prodwe
fian flgveee.
In Passenger Car Soles In 1 947 according ta Incomplete
Wvt conclusive sales records.
In Track Sales In 1 947 according ta Incomplete but con
clusive sales records.
ta P red wee ever Million Cars and Trucks In a postwar
year, 1947 according ta published production figures.
FIRST
FIRST
In Total Passenger Car Production and Sales far the total
17-year parted, January, 1931 ta January, 1944 according
ta published nation-wide figures.
In Tefal Track Production and Sales for the total 17-year
period, January, 1931 ta January, 1943 according ta
published nation wide figures.
In Tefal Number ef Cart and Tracks an Hie read today-
according ta effldaJ nation wide registrations.
YOOt lOCAl CHtVtCHtT DEAltt
and every other Chevrolet dealer
In America ore both proud and happy to
stoke the foeowfctg report to buyers and
prospective buyers of Chevrolet product
Again fat 1947, Chevrolet built end sold
stare cars and store trucks than any other
taker in she industry, ust as Chevrolet has
buflt and sold store cars and store rrvckt
than any other maker for the total seven
tmmm-yaar period, dating ham January, 1931
tm January, 194$-the modem period ef
motor cor history!
Naturally, we as well as the Chevrolet
Motor Division of General Motors are
deeply grateful for America's outspoke
preference for Chevrolet passenger cars
and trucks; and we are detertnined to do
everything in our power to continue to
deserve this preference in the future as In
the past.
We want to thank nach end every
person In this community for his friendship
and goodwiM for Shis organisation. We
sofidt and appreciate your patronage. We
are doing our level best to prove that, by fill
ing orders for new Chevrolet! fust as promptly
as we con even under today's trying con
ditions and we are deeply and doubly
appreciative of the patience and under
standing ef of our customers who are
awaiting detveries of new Chevrolet.
Needless to say, you buy wisely when
you buy she product of the world's largesf
producers of cars and trucks, for that b the
way to maximum dollar value! Rest assured
that wef ft! your order for a new Chev
relet fust as soon as it is hum only possible
to do so. Meanwhile, please let us kelp to
keep your present cor or truck in good
running condition by bringing it to us for
tfciled isrvtee now ond at regular intervals!
Douglas McKay Chevrolet Co.
Surgical Mask
Part of Opera
Singer's Garb
SEATTLE, Jan. 10(JP)-A white
surgical mask and a row of vitamin
bottles were part of Patrice Mun
sel's traveling equipment as she
arrived today for a concert to
night. She was not ill, no, no! But the
girl who won a contract five years
ago with the Metropolitan Opera
company with her coloratura so
prano voice at 17 was taking pre
cautions. "I wear this mask everywhere
I go, she said.
"There was a blizzard in New
York; 75-degree weather in Sac
ramento; damp and coldish in San
Francisco; pouring rain here early
this morning, and 'now bright
sunshine."
The Oregon floods delayed her
and parents. Dr. and Mrs. A. J.
Munsel, 19 hours on the way
north, she said. They only got
"about two hours sleep."
Arabs Invade
Palestine Area
JERUSALEM. Jan. 10-WVThe
Jewish militia Hagana reported
without confirmation that Arabs
agai had invaded northeastern
Palestine from. Syria today, and
the government said 20 persons
had been killed in the south in a
Defiant Escapee
Back in Jail after
Capture by FBI
PORTLAND, Jan. 10 -OP)- The
arrest of a man who often boast
ed that no Jail could hold him
was reported by the FBI here
today.
Agent Howard I. Bobbitt said
the man is Harry M. Handron,
30, of Portland, who was arrest
ed on a downtown street on a
car theft charge.
Bobbitt said Handron had many
years of unserved sentences
ahead of him, including the re
mainder of a 24-year term in
Oregon, an eight-year army sen
tence for escaping at Santa Bar
bara, Calif., and terms at Miami,
Fla and San Francisco.
Handron's Portland record
started in 1934. It shows a score
of aliases and at least three
escapes. He feigned appendicitis
and escaped last November 28
from a Santa Barbara hospital,
Bobbitt said.
Oregon Officials
Confer in Idaho
On Truck Pact
BOISE, Jan. 10 Oregon
state officials will meet here
Monday with the Idaho public
utilities commission in an effort
to arrive at an agreement on re
ciprocal truck licensing.
The new Oregon law, which
became effective Jan. 1, increases
out of state truckers licenses and
because of the law Idaho can
celled its reciprocal agreement
with Oregon.
The new Oregon law does not
affect farm trucks, passenger cars
or trucks under 400 gross
weight. t
Oregon officials expected to at
tend the meeting include a repre
sentative of the state law en
forcement department, attorney
general's office, and Secretary of
State Earl Newbry, and members
of the public utilities commission.
Idaho will have equal represen
tation.
Officers Take
20-30 Posts
The Salem 20-30 club installed
new officers who will serve for
the first six months of 1048 at a
dinner meeting at the Gold Ar
row cafe Saturday night.
Present at the meeting were 30
Salem members, five from Port
land and four from McMinnvllle
who joined with their wives in
observing the occasion.
Newly installed officers are Da 11
Sullivan, president; Jim Johnson,
vice-president; Bill Sullivan, sec
ond vice-president; Bob Ingle, sec
retary, and Roy Whitenberger.
sergeant-at-arms. New members
on the board of directors are Bob
Ingle, Bill Sullivan, Don Dawson
and Harold White. Wes Goodrich,
Salem, northwest governor of the
ZO-30 club, Installed the new of
fleers.
In the U. S. Influenza epidemic
of 1918 young people were ill far
more frequently than older peo
ple, only about 2 per cent of the
patients being more than 55 years
old and 80 per cent under 40.
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throng's the years, and the skill
with which our licensed phar
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orders.
Schaefer's
Drag Store
1895 1948
Phone 5197 or 9723
135 North Commercial
three-corner battle of Jews, Arabs
and British.
Hagana said several hundred
Arabs had crossed the northern
border near: the village of Tel El
Kadi in the same general vicinity
as the first invasion from Syria
yesterday. They were beaten back
in a Hagana ambush in which one
person was killed and at least one
wounded, the organization said.
This report was not confirmed
either by the British army or by
news correspondents who talked
to police and military officials in
the region north of Galilee during
the day. 4
FALL KILLS CAKFENTES
PORTLAND, Jan. 10-P)-Blake
M. Smith, a ship's - carpenter,
slipped on a gangplank today ami
fell 50 feet to his death on the
' drydock below.
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