ThV Statesman; 'Soiam. Ortgoa SahiMay, Angus llr'1943
Rogers, Sprague
Named to Forest
Vdvigory Board
Neli Bogers, Oregon state for
ester, and Charles A. -Sprague,
. Oregon Statesman publisher, were
appointed Friday to one-year
terms on the advisory Tard for
forest lands administered by the
department of interior.
The two appointments com
plete the 17-member board which
helps the interior department ad
minister the sustained -yield pro
gram for forests on $2,500,000
acres of revested Oregon and Cal
ifornia railvead grant land, recon
veyed Coos Bay wagon road grant
land, and other public lands in
western Oregon.
The expanded board wiU meet
in Portland September 1.
RIVER CONTRACT AWARDED
PORTLAND, Aug. 20 -(V J.
Wesley Webb, Salem, was a ward -xi
a $14,970 contract by the army
engineers today to build bank
Erotection works on the right
ank of the Willamette river 11
miles north of Salem.
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Eddie Cantor Jean Davis
"Arizona Ranker"
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VaUdatiori of J initiative j peti
tions seeking a November vote to
replace the Salem, city manager
plan; with a commission govern
ment is progressing satisfactor
ily, the Marion county ,clerka of
fice reported Friday afternoon.
Fifty-one ! petitions, containing
1.034 signatures were handed to
the clerk's office Friday morning
Dy nsva ivi. usn, aepuiy city re
corder. Mrs. Gladys White, coun
ty elections- cleric, reported late
Fridar afternoon that more than
300 signatures had been checked.
with only an average number or
rejects appearing, "
The unchecked petitions, along
with 583 certified names, were
handed to the city recorder's of
fice before the August IB dead
line Wednesday afternoon. A to
tal of 1.252 valid signatures are
necessary to nut the measure on
the November 2nd ballot
The remainder of the uncheck
ed signatures about 700 must
be processed by the county
clerk's and i city recorder's offices
by 5 p.m. ; Monday, the August
23 deadline. Both offices indicat
ed the job would be completed
before that time.
Airline Denounces
Price Increase
WASHINGTON, Aug. 20- (P)
American Airlines denounced to
day a government-approved pro
gram for a 10 per cent increase
in airplane fares and in effect
challenged : the government to
force the boost. '
At the same time, United Air
lines announced' it will offer a
five per cent reduction on round
trip fares when it raises its rates
10 per centJ This is in accord with
an informal agreement reached
yesterday in a conference of the
civil aeronautics board with the
16 trunk airlines.
NOTICE or FINAL, SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned has filed In the Circuit
Court of the Stat of Oregem for the
County of Marlon. Probate Department,
her duly verified Final Account, as
executrix of the estate of C A. Hoover,
deceased, and that said Court has fixed
Monday, the lath day of Seotember.
1948. at the hour of 19 M o'clock A.M.
of said day as the time, and the Or
cuit Court Room in the County Court
House at aaiem. Marion county. Ore
gon, as the place for hearing said
Final Account and all objections there
to, -v
Dated at Salem. Oregon, this 7th day
of August. 184.
Ottilie M. Hoover. Executrix of the
estate of C A. Hoover. Deceased.
noiuua Uriarer.
Attorney for Executrix.
20 Oregon Building.
Salem. Oregon. A.7-14-X1-M-S.4
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WASHINGTON. Aug. 20 -AV
The congressional spy probe hit
new snags today. Three ex-New
Deal lawyers refused to talk about
an alleged 1 pre-war communist
underground in the government
and a missing key witness re
mained unaccounted for.
The : three - non-talkative : wit
nesses are Lee Pressman, John
Abt and Nathan Witt The 4miss-
Ing" witness is J. Peters, who is
under bond awaiting neartng in
a deportation
Pressman, Abt and Witt wera
questioned by Rep. Nixon It
Calif) on behalf of the committee
behind closed doors this morning.
Nixon announced later that they
stood on their constitutional rights
and refused to answer questions
dealing with Chambers charges
or to say whether they knew
other alleged communists named
by Chambers.
Exam Set in
Hit-Run Case
Preliminary examination on
charges of negligent homicide was
set August 24 for Joseph W.
Brown, Woodburn. Brown, held in
lieu of $2,500 bail, is charged with
the hit-and-run death of 18-year-
old Eugene Reedy, Portland, and
critically injuring a brother, Am
brose Alvin Reedy.
The two youths were, struck
Wednesday night near Hubbard
while bicycling home to Portland
from summer work in the Eugene
area. Ambrose Reedy was reported
to be "holding his own" early Sat
urday morning in the Salem Mem
orial hospital.
Brown pleaded guilty Friday in
District court to charges of being
intoxicated on a public highway
and was fined $50 and costs.
Police had rearrested Brown af-'
ter noticing damage to the front
end of his car.
ADVERTISEMENT FOB BIOS
Sealed bids will be received by the
Clerk of School District No. 24. Marion
County. Oregon St 460 North High
Street. Salem. Oregon, until five o'clock
P.M.. August 24. 194 for revisions to
heating system .at Garfield Schoorand
will be opened and publicity read
aloud at the- regular board meeting
Augusx z. im.
Contract documents mar be obtained
from the Clerk or from Thomas K.
Taylor. Consulting Engineer. 701 Soald-
ing. Portland. Oregon upon deposit of
sa.oo.
- Each bid shall be accomDanied br
certified check or bid bond made pay
able to School District In amount not
less than 10 of the amount of, the
DM.
The Board riaervca the right to re
ject any or all bids and to waive all
informaUUes.
C. C. WARD
AJ4-21 Clerk
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Leader Quits-
A. B. Pedersen, 'business agent
ox tne j saienv Culinary : Workers
union which voted to strike Sa
lem restaurants last week, has re
signed ! his position, it was an
nounced r Friday by Gertrude
Sweet, i. international v vice-president
of the . union. . . , , ;
- Rumors of Pederseh's resig
nation ' were . circulated . late last
week, but. were not " confirmed
until Friday. Miss Sweet, "cur
rently engaged in contract nego
tiations with 12 of Salem's larg
est - restaurants, did' not explain
why Pedersen had stepped out.
Miss Sweet also reported . that
the union membership would
meet next Friday night to Vote on
a compromise wage proposal sub
mitted by the 1 employers this
week. The offer, restaurant own
ers indicated, calls for an increase
of about 5 cents an hour ap
proximately Vi (he 10 cents re4
quested by the union..
Meanwhile all restaurants in
volved in the dispute continue to
operate normally, with most union
workers remaining on the Job.
Pickets have been removed from
the Salem Hotel Coffee shop, the
only business actually struck aft
er, a walkout was called last
Thursday.
Solons Guests j
Of Publishers;
Program Told
(Story also on page 1)
Incumbent senators and candi-
dates for the senate and house i
from 13 northwest Oregon coun
ties were the guests of the Oregon .
Publishers association at the Mar
ion hotel last night. About 75 per
sons were present.
The meeting was called by Wal
ter W. R. May of Oregon City,
chairman of the publishers' legis
lative committee, to acquaint the
!?Mjtcrs and prospective legis
lators with the association's posi-
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tion regarding restrictions on the
press. ; -;f-: ,
May said tne pubusners were
asking neither for the repeal of
present laws nor the involving of
new ones, but merely wanted the
legislators to consider three
rightsV before taking future c
tions: - t -
i (l)The right to advertise any
goods or services lawfully avail
able to the public so long as the
advertising is truthful and, or de
cent. ' ' I- 7 -
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(2) The right to freely gather
and report the news without in
terference. . . ... I c y
(3) The Tight to workf or en
gage In lawful business, such as
.the sales; and distribution of news
papers. - r .. - f" I , ' . ;
Phil Bladine.' editor of the Mc
Minnville Telephone Register, pre
sided. : , ' . l. -r .
The meeting was arranged by
Carl Webb, secretary-manager of
the publishers association . .-
TURKEY PRICES HIGH
POrtTLAND, Aug. 20 The
season's first torn turkeys a
load brought in by producer IL
S. Fenton, Orchards, Wash.
brought him 56 cents a pound,
dressed, texjay.
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Scheduled flights of United Air
lines DC-6s into the Salem field
will return to the Portland air-,
port August 23 as scheduled, air
line officials said Friday night.
But It is expected that the big
passenger planes may continue to
use the Salem port when bad wea
ther binders operations from the
Portland base. The three - a - day
flights may return here during the
winter months, local officials
hinted. .. : -.;
The four-motored ships" have
been landing at Salem since the
Portland airport was drowned out
by the May 31 flood disaster. Fol
lowing' the flood, the full schedule
of airline activity was shifted to
Salem. All but the DC- schedules
were transferred to Troutdale and
McMinnville. Regular north and
south-bound flights of UAL wiU
continue to make four flights
daily from the field.-- vV
2 DDZ IN BOMBER CRASH
WASHINGTOS. Aug. 20-CflP)-Two
men were killed late today
in the crash of a B-28 bomber IS
miles west of Fairfax, Va, the air
force reported tonight.
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asked the security council to ap
prove its admission to the United
Nations, i
The appeal from the new Jew
ish state was in the form of a
memorandum to the 11 council
members. Aubrey S. Eban, Israeli
delegate to the U. N, ai3
formal application would be
filed soon probably at . the
opening of the general assembly,
in Paris September 21.
Baptist Minister
Visit at Aumsrillc
AUMSVTLLE Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur IL Buell had as their house
viimis ihm Rev. and Mrs. Wood-
row Rood and son Raymond, of
Monteneiio, t-uiv
The Rev. Mr. Rood Is pastor of
First Baptist church of Monte
bello. r
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R Rmp mnri Mrs. XL Woodv Ilod-
son and sons Donald and Rich
ard. The Rev. Mr.. Tioason is
pastor of, First Baptist church of
Fullerton, Calif. -.. : ,-"'. ;
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