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j. -Tb Curt rAcnt, SciIwbu Orb -Vydn rlffyv Jhnpat 1843 mfio Favor Sway Vs. No Peer ShaU Aw Tnm First SUtasasaa, March tS. Wl THE STATESMAN PUBLISHING CQRIPANY ' . CHARLES A. SPRAGUK, Editor and Publisher Member sf the Associated Tnm The Aaseetated Press Is entitled netahtU to the e I er eaile. ef an the local news printed to Ola swspaperkae wen aa au AT am OgptUhe. f 1" 17 any Refugees Fellow Pattern Of Rod Teacher Br Joseph and Stewart AIsop WASHINGTON. Aug. I7.r-The rai of Madame- Kosenkina is deniably good melodrama, except that it is so lurid. that a good pro-! fessional cloak" and dagger writ- er would be, obliged to tone it down to make ill even faintly credible. Even? I o, the Koscn- GRIN AND BEAR IT By Lichty n t I !,.. XfC 111 iL th vokels in the Oregon backwoods mearlto imply that Wnf-K- Hollywood publicity releases lack integrity? Fto pi the -daring J t meaning wbicbL- i-C v..nr TM0o.no "RWitir-Guard reoorter who dug up enougn lean be very facts to make an Acaaemy aware. wmn it-. r . rv,, . triTM DT DUB . - v mrm now. m UM western of Germany and Austria hiione, some nun-i Ireda of tnou-i ands of soviet citizens who lave obeyed pre cisely the same impulse as uoved Madame Kosenkina to her desperate expe dient. These people acre united only - In one desire to I i-J;tay out of the They are of two The larger category con- were thS) OS KansansSingat Local Church (Continued from Page 1.) might follow the report of the Hoover commission pow making a study of the federal esxs ousnmeni. But that might run Into difficul ties. Dewey's strength lsin ad ministration. He if not noted as an innovator in the field of ideas. He is capable In executing laws yrxf tnytng offices of state. He is hardly one to delegate tnu very am . : .. . i 4v- imtinwd I there everyone Knows mai me u " w r i zones Willamette valley is hard especially if you are jaectistomea to kidnev-shaDed swimming pools. What with rattlemakes, yellow- Jackets, poison oak and University of Oregbn football players to contend with, Loretta Young really suffered for art's sake during the filming of the RKO picture "Rachel and the Strang er." The actress spent 10 weeks on location near Eugene last summer and now we hear her touching tale of privation in the pioneer country. f J Poor LoretU bathed and washed her clothes in an icy moun tain stream, the story goes; she went around in homespun and II endured existence without a manicure, imagines out rental tnrtr? Eirht rattlers were dispatched on the location .it And ohvsical peril: 'She fractured a toe when she kicked Soviet Union. . hart, footbaU-pUxije ;Xto, SSfe SSS Indian extra). Bhe even had to eat her meals In a wire cage u the war drew to a dose, found to avoid hornets. ; 1 themselves to the west of the T,,t .h nHainti nn.horse oarjer has a different set of advancing Russian armies and. .facts. The star (the RG say,) was housed in ft luxury in XbrinTlS 'btck Eugene with only the barest essentials ior civuueu yik. tbeir Mtive Und. The smaller ' . 1 1 MM aa fW.ae- Wflfl aaltV I . t. j a lMMiiaiMAfl maw m im j n Tirvnn s a mi vau laii. cll.. a. a - - MTacTw iraaaiT ritHiiinineiv iarw a . - . m rr;rr "."..t w Kit th dust. As SSlrl iJdlS. Traveling by a chartered, DC-3 airplane, a delegation oretuzens it demand, for success. omy one wurjr xU -r- J- . Kdn offidaloince the 1 from Pasco,: Wash, visited .Waea.j , role of , vlc! presi- I or me oroiten ioe -n rci7 -.j , (LoretU -had some trouble negotiating a stirrup). And Miss Young really took her nourishment at the. Eugene hotel a fairly up-Oo-date esUblishment which served the vittles in a 4 . Lebanon Garden Club's Herb - - 4 - , ... - ' - i " ' Tea Draws important duty. Moreover, the This aaale oartet freaa MUteavale Wealeyaa oDete ta Kansas, wU Mode who elect a man preu-i nreseal a service leairns as 7e eeieca u n dent expect him to boss the whole I chmrch. 15th and Mill streets. aceonUag U the Bv. A. G. latea. works. " I Mitor. , - ..' ! It misfct be oosslble for Warren to handle admhiistrative problems as a first assistant' to trie presi dent, but X fear such a scheme would not work. It is recalled that , President ' Roosevelt gave Vice President Henry Wallace certain administrative' duties, one as head of the board of economic welfare. He got Into a collision with Jesse Jones, secretary of commerce.- and FDR "liquidated" Wallace from the BEtf. Record Throng step bragging to Junior abesst hew brave ye time resi bad to register f er the draft. . . " j Airborne Pasco Delegation Asks Tins on Gtv Manager Plan ZFZlZ oooourSv or W RelsonT Their object was to learn what Salem-, experience . w -rw i mm i a i ii nit Mieki nmv xavari i i mhii rv pnnvwira i . ... i to flee from the soviet zones of oc- unoer am cny f IstraUon on capitoi mil. xune Tn this second cateeorr. as first I . . k. banquet room and made every effort to keep nasty insects off reported in this space, there MarionhoteL There while light t..mi i as least 5,000 Russians. One com- ZlTJment were served the the premises. . .. ' r-tnt thoHt Ktlmitu tht the I reIretfmttUW- Jr.. Chances are, if Loretta had kicked one pi tne u.w.. number, in an the western RLJI Zor LTBfstrom v .. vto Tntrht Kark Mavbe she really did break a I rrr ' k- I they sought. Mavor B. 1 xaistrom fingernail. It is heartening to know that it probably grew back 15,000, or even 20,000, ranging I F7T j Br Marraerite Gleesea j SUtounan VaUcy Editor LEBANON, Aug. 17-More than SS0 garden lovers faom all parts f ermnn wm tniMti todav of Lebanon Garden club at Its 11th annu Warren would find similar dJf-1 . h(rb tea in the deeolr shaded gardens of Mrs. Clarence Shimanek, flculUes, though he Is far morel 77 Grant st. The attendance was larger thandn previous years; pro. discreet than Wallace. Cabinet hablv because of the national recognition which Lebanon received for ameers ana neaas oz ooaras wwuxa i um ttb tea last year, out tne mucn larger numuw, quit ovmrwwun who appointed them. The six domrr"? arrangements and in all presidential assistants "with a pas- overwhelmed the hostesses. sion for anonymity would be cer- lt .wr.nn. 4 the crowding tain to bypass the vice president. . t cvcn loked about Then the V? has to be at the cap- SpSrSsthe ain5 M wUl ol each legislative day. so he jiTJteS iTumbrefia over would not be able to give admin- pj fanning who presided UU1UUU Uf CWKCQUUCU .VktiJ- Each shiest "made her own" tea, Hn the herbs she wished from. the large array set out on one of the herb tables. Those who did not wish tea had a choice ox xruit the early days of FDR's admln- den. Distant Clubs Attend Garden clubs from as far dls- t KiffK.hanWAt tnmmi she rets for her ex-1 from Russian privates to gen era tiating labors really doesn't compensate for the ordeal o'ljJ winr1in witK th neasantS. I I mtmr , . xl TT 1 I . . . : . Anyway, we can omy minx oi iae f. ff0 xne r1. Awir. I iTtid the history of the change riHinrifmrn Albert UUie ana rrom nussian privates w gen- rr.M "v. h j ..md im- erals and top bureaucrats and ad- David 0Hara wr hadaervea un- rntrtrators In the early years der the old tJivS. after the war this flight west city govet gave toe views. with . lumn in our Adam's apple. And we suppose the Kegisier- oon was aunosi a thM nciirnan - committee Guard was just trying to get some publicity for Eugene. LLT?av. me tol rstem to the manager plan and IstratJon Vice President Jack Gar-1 tant I as Phoenix,' Anx, ueviis ner did an excellent Job of co- Laxe, . iaa- m ordination. As he cooled toward cam, were rep? ' r the president, that co-ordination I group. From across the Cascades niinin onn i urn dcjckiuviu v& iwu. w. a senator, was not able to work present froo the clubs toPrfne-co-operatively with congress ex- ville, Powell Butte. . Redmond, Sntta the field of foreign af- Bend, the Juniper club at Tumalo. Next Thriller: Trieste began to taxe stern mearara w i - . npMX1af to adopt a dam the flow. Soviet occupation e P81 Pf?01 m troops were confined to well- ! ...11 k.W VamlllM M.r. I tv. iinitoH :toto nvH th wind when President Truman i , . v. c.r ttm w.v I IClUiUCU W WAV OUVICk VIUW Mwnmlsaion form, GDJe Highly Flessesi rAmuHlmin GDle who had been chairman of the committee which drew up the cnarter mmnnwn expressed himself as highly pleas ed with the wajrwe sawjw works here. He said, however. ward srstem should be Yet It Is deeply significant that abolished and all the people be I to a trickle. Mass Migration recommended that Trieste be returned to Italy. We have yet to I potential hostages. By such meas- tK. whirlwind Rut Yugoslav and Italian troop concentra- ures the ooa nas oeen reaucea tions at Trieste's borders are capable of stirring! up a twister. The impending trouble over Trieste was made to order when the western democracies mentioned annexation of the free . . . if a a. : Jl territory, jointly occupied by Russia, the unnea awes ana i . ninnw should risk their I nn oooorhmitr to vote for -Ri-itain a an inrntivi for Italians to vote against a communist I Mnn. th iron rrio of tn tn. mMnfaer of the council a .i a 41 -.mur.m Tt vs )-kAri irnt. mil oi receni i K. rvo-i.t m Mnrnvtr. inii I rmmHiman irmra iuu am uu fOYCrnnieai ui uic nyi. cm.uvn, -t- i -.. - i w-. - . cauioron on me uui ca ui mumw a i . .mail oereentatre. the ranxs OI I ran in that Cl ozena couiu "F theless. J those soviet citizens who have, I themselves freely through their It will be recalled that Yugoslavia's Tito strongly objected I by hook or by crook, managed I councilmen. He statea nowevw to the proposed disposition of Trieste. The seaport city once avow w - belonged to Italy but was given free status after tne war. xugo- to ed to meet with public favor The iavia ha alwav had an eve on it and Tito saw his chance inl f'.lP0if. J. Uudaet totals had increased be April: since" then he has been moving troops and artillery to the 1Cj .piy because they have said. .fgefSfL3S border with the excuse that he must t be ready to protect the gS able to keep out rfthe Soviet nlocaTspeakeS Firemen Attend Instructors9 Course at DSC Three Willamette valley fire men attended the fire department trxmmrmm murw held tact wtck I m-I. Mnfmi witrhed I Mid - Willamette valley garden on the Oregon State college cam- to the republicans. I d not clubs presented wertCs Sweet . .".. . .v,, .k. know whether Warren would like Home. Albany, Brownsville, Hai- pus and retonedhome over toe tZttt herd on sey. Sunrise and Riverside, all to week end to begin preparations J!T t.t i. a lob that Linn county. Marion county clubs for conducting a school program I needj to be done. Unless Dewey Irepresented were saiem ana a wa Manawmann aM.aat ea wnn ran aiu il. he aa 1U U1CU 1W1 WySU 1 lirvrilfcaS. I U WKUW w -- I A. . . A- J - Firemen attending Were Willard find, after the honeymoon u over Tr W. McClaughry. Brooks. Delbert that the men on . ,'ATCr . Ditter, Sublimity, and Fir Chief an expert ,u V iVTZ Hark.m - C J. Friend, Hubbard. recommeruon, yvv j " T T There were representatives from 15 other Oregon communi ties at the OSC school. They were The Pasco party left the home nro. Yugoslav Triestians. Italy has responded in kind. .niniflmati in TricA cav Tito recentlv reaffirmed his affec- - . - M kW h- e.1" ran?e . .n" vWted Pendleton and on ior Moscow Because ue wiuu k-"- . : , f " t million, ana cenauuy uw TTZ-J h.fftr. vinir to Salem. Union onlv bv successfully cam M . il is.iiilu given specialized training in teach ing methods and In; various Are fighting evolutions which Includ ed courses on the Chemistry, of fire taught by Capt. Jack 'Lowe of the Portland fire department: salvage evolutions taught by As sistant Chief Charles Ransom of the Corvallis fire department; ladder evolutions, hose evolutions, and gas. masks by Capt. Leo Weidner, assistant drill master, of RrwiPt dLscinlinarv machine on his eastern flank ana sena equipment into Trieste at the same time. Meanwhile, Italy feels entitled to Trieste; the United States said she could. - f is wen up in six ngures. - hH w to flT to As- When the' war ended, soviet I tn a a roort on the man- nationals in Germany, Austria and ager experience there but report eisewnere in xuivpc uuniwci tvi cj jjad vuubuity at Asxona wnxu in the millions. Many were sol-1. rh.nl,. of nlana. After a brief . .... , x - ttti u. :.iiH m uic zxuxucnis. bumij w I rtimw oi piaxis. Alter m The nresent stand-still is temporary. When the inevitable n fh. Nari-anonsored Via- iiTtwL tv off for . . i - - . I uuc dispute arises, the western aemocracies wu jsov army, wnicn. engagca we "" home. j v..v hm hofnr the Italian elections. I armv in some of the bloodiest and I Exnandhur "iu . . . r V. wT Imot terrible battles of .the war. ' PaaTwhich is at the tip of the While we looxea wun xavor upon ".-f i rn . the More were collected by the Ro- Columbia basin project and a tra ment and hoped for a possible divorce, we cannot ignore toe genberg organization, which the ding center for the Hanford atom fact that Tito has his price: Trieste. Paying it would be like Nazis operated during the war in ic energy project, has grown rap robbing Peter to pay John. Or, more accurately, the expediency Kiev, Smolensk and Minsk. Some m recent years. Just now it w " . ; , an a a I a im' ei ft v amirfflTflirilV. j - -' am aen nvrim lSaa Pens will hae to learn that eating the cakepreciuaes navmg Jlre kidnaped by Nazis of Sexoansion atHan- as slave labor or because tney ford. Kennewick is located just had certain useful special skills, across the Columbia from Pasco. Citizens concerned over govem ManV Sent to Russia ment problems decided to study ex ! the manager plan and the corn- It too. It's pretty hard to welsh on bribes. George Herman Ruth - j. The most amazing part of the saga of George Herman Ruth, outside of his home-run exploits at the plates of the big leagues, L" "of pple werel was his almost legendary hold on the youngerr generation whose j hwded into railway cars and sent only knowledge of , the swat king came from fathers and grand- J East. Most of these are now either Nelson, A. T. HosteUerBud fathers who actually saw him play or followed avidly his dra-1 dead, or to the slave labor camps I SimIQOnSt w. A. McGhee, Young matic active career i 1 ! ne dKoTgcesrThe 1: tTpsS The heavy-set, homely, big-hearted son of a saloon keeper, repatriation policy was stopped jj KtollieVJS. Matbleson; fied the log-cabin-to-riches tale which America Joyes. But as 1946, largely oecause it resulted gdn, R. O. Han, Allen M. Westby, adult h. w not everythin to be desW . cit by SIS Jft kASSSSSS any means. His tremendous earnings, averaging nearly S-l 00,000 of jet citizens had managed to former mayor, all of Pasco; and annnallv for 22 vean. cave him too free a hand to develop the eaeaoe reoatriation. ' Tr,mA v rmu. Mn. Ince personal discipline he needed. His losses at gambling were tre- As the war J Read, Evalyn KeolkvW. L. Ke- .nndou,: hldaWe druOdn, toa often Ud ou - , SklJt S SSSSrSn: out uu iiiuiicjj, . un muvuk uuu.i&w. u-v-,. . i now certainly tnousanus um uiw newick. rhivnni morf.nature. his ooen-hearted 1 friehdliness' and thai saftds of soviet citizens In the dls-l - . very color of his personality inade his virtues arnount to Piacea p His influence wag in clean sportsmanship and pnde IT,,' And manv llcmuiTcr X' ucu aaa Bridge Approach RightWay Fight ' public mind. His - of achievement, not In the raucous slips which j he would have been the last to condone. That the latter shortened cities, often hiding under two or bis playing career, and perhaps were largely responsible for bis J three false identities at once. failure to add to his fame as a manager, could iardly be argued. History, however, will record bimipnrnarilr ! . greatl"f:""fw rr- Owners of property fought for sportsman, the greatest of ball players, and a friend of rnillions.1 Amon?JH1!I fi-L Til the approach of the proposed In-SESlTS- Wd be! The p4rad. that Georg. Hern T Ruth now holds a place in American lore jthat the world of the nervous, middle-aired teacher. rlT condemnaUon pro- maaame fw-osenjuxm. iue """"IN-Hinw Tneadav in. leeal acuon himseil I au j mn ... iivin In the sports perhaps never .will equal. and histories cannot be revealed I rnTHn draiit court. hi the rVTl or bv the German I .a v. rtiln DoubUesa the sun is still shining iri South Carolina even and Austrian communists. , But I aoanr. filed a though negroes voted fax the, democratic pririaries4 They were they Include professors, scientists, I Ammrrw aUeclng that the coun- ded order Of the federal judge ta genenus, jwhuumb, """'Tl tys complaint, filed several weesa sufficient admitted under a sternlv worded t, .u k'v.tiu... 4V. !f. K,,m. ors, men who have ac&ievea reai does not contain wuuiwwu.. i-wiv ure iuUvuu; "-' distinction in the soviet state -via v. o constitute cause for do not fall in when the colored people vote tiey, will be willingJ-ii. These r-oole live somehow flJf - to tolerate them as voters. Once they do ihe ilext step wiUbe to frornjday to day. without the leeal I property involved Is locat- culUvate them as voters, with U the mtzn toexist, Uke yghosts. J onjIarion county ride of of and voteareiscepuble to. Ciivenetia aera-emegroea been found to make use I of the eapprich to the bridge. win uiviae- uieir mzng siseisbgkws. oi urer uiw eir szxus ana uieu- uowwua The suit against the property in response to -competing -attrnrtinm and. 1nf8iwnyn., ,.s3aaST lt imfortante I owners filed by Marion county ,, h t- If ihecase of the defenestrated to-condemn the property - ... !. - 11 rreaPT?cowv", f f or erection eg the approach. iieraia Xj. xv. rTriTTM .niinFn, a ttrrni lariyqjimtaiuuu ui iu i nieioarazna, soouia oe tuowm K Oiristian National Cruxaiie;!Thi Long (Every man a king)' mid ttSiurni W iiue, ivv- . .'-T-f r, 7. their f m- W5am ta no issues now eing negoiiaiea in . " - itrncMw. 4K. Vnunir m i own countTT. x or il 13 increasing longer a factor in the country' politics. He lis scarce! even a implies ah obvious . conclusion, ly evident that behind the impos- -. .' . - i. I I.T. t..j - i- -v I in r tv-mnlithi facade of the soviet joke any more. A This conclujr'oa- is far more co- ing monoUthic facade of the soviet gently usseted by the fact that state there is a. deep Inner weak- - -- - fSAfieamHa a4 mrrtrisi fleJtSL. i- - "Spy Hearing? SmelV President Declare." We thought he fciuzens should choose the half- (Copyright, 1944, New York Her between the CP?1' F?1, con punch flavored with herbs which gress meets, and the White House, M gerved In the adjoining gar- wnere me presiaeni rexuio. breach is a serious handicap In our system of government. In their desire for re-election. Suit Blames Gty for Winter Flood Damage Featared Speaker Miss ArUe Seaman, herb spe cialist from Portland, was the fea tured speaker for the afternoon program. Mrs. Ray Gleason was chairman of the tea, and Mrs. Frank Brownley. president of the Lebanon club, welcomed the vis. itimf garden club members. Because of the large number present and of the rain which was "just about to fall" for a consid erable portion of the afternoon, many of the tea guests failed to see an of the herb and other ex hibits. The chairs which ""circled the enough to accommodate the guests. Lebanon Garden clubs herb tea had outgrown the spacious Shim- Owners of a North Salem vet- the Portland fire department; and erinary hospital Tuesday filed suit i v-i a i t-u I .M. tha Htv of Salem in Mar nier fire TeoirtHtastomtion ionwinty circuit court seeking grassy plot set off under the trees France-Foamite corporation. erty in last January's flood. AU Instruction offered at the The complaintants are aar. ana course In teaching and teaching Mrs. Sidney P. Ivene, operators technloues was m-ovided hv H-1 of the Salem Veterinary hospital. mer Halstead of the! state depart-1 33S0 Portland rd. ment of vocational . educatioo of The suit also seeks to restrain Salem. ' , ! ' I th rttv from maintaining two tHMman ,,mtW ,. I tninM ditches which t locat courses wffl give local instruction ed on either side of the hospital, Hiii-inc flwm, nramntlnn M.lr n- I nmtlinC north' and SOU tn XTOm tober a through 9, anek gardens, and al though the Garden club members were proud of their accomplishment, i they seemed to regret that the person alized hospitality could not be car ried over to as large a group aa attended today. I I! The male killer whale - has a scimitar-shaped dorsal fin , six feet high and as the beast swims, just at the surface, the waving fin looks like the neck of a sr cent. This is resDonsible for most of the sensational sea-serpent stor ies. , I EEEEE: TZZZZZml V.'--a.!. , '1-1 ' .''Ia..l ' IACM ACCOUNT AUTOMATICALLY opto (3) !eVBI'W " Tm ' Salem Federal Savings Association 20 SUto St. Ore. - rhene t-4U9 Dorothy Cartney To" Be Arraigned In District Court Portland road to Silverton road. r,nntnirfion of these ditches. the complaint alleges, has caused an excessive amount oi waier w drain Into their property during rainy seasons. Tn iat January's flood, the com plaint charges, 51 Inches of water j Mnavl into the hosoital basement. drowning two dogs and causing it to the residence; where it was recovered this wee. Dr. S. IL Uhcalley Dorothy Cartney. 225 Hollywood I Mtnsive nrooertv damage. ave one ox rour persons jauea pendingv investigation .of a large- scale theft ring, will be arraigned in Marion county district court today on a charge of receiving and concealing stolen property. Also In the county jail are Glenn Edward DeHart, Silverton, and I two boys. 16 and 17 years of age. DeHart was arrested by deputy sheriffs recently tat Sublimity where he was burglarizing store. Since his arrest hei has confessed 42 burglaries in the Salem area. Sheriff Denver Young said most of the burglary loot was recovered at the Cartney home. Tne two ju veniles also admitted taking size able amount of loot and bringing Optometrist Fermerly with Merrls Optical Ce. Now Located at 167 So. High St. Phone 2-4469 j I TEE LAST UOIID to cecapleto preieetUn eeaabtoes aato. personal llabnity an, fire lstsaraace ta a HOUSE-nOLDEKS ULTRA FOLXCT writ- ton by , - , ' SALEirS GEHESAL OF AIXEEJCA AGENCT , . chuck - - . ta R cHrr M n n 171 INSURANCE '-Oregoh'i Largest Upstate Agenc . 129 IL Coxunerclal Salem Dial 8111 Salem and Coos Bar DEGCHiEIG TOinsnr smniEn nmoon caiip heeteig - ' '- ' WITH t " - . - : ;' IUSS IIETTIE 2L IHLLEB . 1 Of Celsmbsas, Geecrto - - 7:43 Nightly (Except Saturday) August 18-23 Firsi Cliurch' It?.. . : .ITnzarcp. . Ctnttrat 13lh Orvilh T7. JcsLisa raatar Lzzzll J. Lzzh , 'J-. , Director ef JInsto UED Dry Ooopooad c::i nnnca cj it FCGC3 cj wttttoitf a Mton, pUntelii cmd tke Kke, wSto te fed to mleker frewm, nener Trv ls-HiiUy aeneferms m weeei pf a w Inteci IXrfel teem uvji rccD tCCTTJ IAV.T4 i ta. ftae , as bm . stirs m4 a4 IN " Lim ij 1 1 i 1 - & ftS gtftJS It Sale Saaa ta. vaL.wJk V L w - aW 113 If. Lear -lr DrfTt gt 4 Ccrssra called them red herrings. - life of fugitives or displaced per-