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11 The Statesman. Salem. Oregon. Saturday. November 6. 1943
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FORT ANGELES, Not. S Five freight ears loaded with wood palp broke free and went overboard
when a storm caught a railroad barge off Port Angeles m northern Paget Sound. Other cars still lay
overturned or tilted When the barre (above) reached port In Seattle, Wash. The cars, lost in 36 feet
of water, can he salvaged. (AP WIREPHOTO to The Statesman).
Jake Bird to
Hang for Crime
OLYMPIA, Wash., Nov. S-VPy-The
state supreme court ruled
Thursday that Jake Bird negro
transient who has confessed to
nearly a dozen midwest slayings,
must hang for murder of a Ta
coma woman.
The high court, in a 7-2 decision.
affirmed Bird's conviction of first
degree murder. He was convicted
in superior court of killing Mrs
Bertha KJudt with an axe and a
knife.
Bird had contended in his ap
Deal that his confession to the
slaying was obtained under duress
The high court majority said the
testimony of four witnesses who
heard the confessions supports the
position of the state that the con
fession was voluntary."
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CLEAN EFFICIENT ECONOMICAL
CAPITOL LUMBER CO.
Four Corners Rickey school
will hold open, house Monday,
November 8, from 7:30 to 9 pjn.,
with parents and friends of pupils
invited.
Liberty Roy Farrand left Sat
urday for Burlington, Vt., due to
the illness of his mother.
Four Corners Mrs. Mildred
Corning, 290 Mahrt ave., will
spend the winter in Billings,
Mont.; Minneapolis, Minn., and
Blunt, S.D., where she will visit
relatives.
Idanha U.S. civil service ex
amination for appointment as sub
stitute postoffice clerk at Idanha
will be held at Salem on Novem
ber 20. Those interested may con
tact the postmaster here. Appli
cants must reside within the area
served by this postoffice.
Cloverdale Mrs. A. E. Kunke
and Joyce spent last weekend at
the coast near Taft. where they
were guests of Mrs. Kunke's
brother and sister, Oscar and
Palma Fliflet.
Brooks Position of substitute
postoffice clerk at Brooks will be
the subject of a U.S. civil service
examination November 20 at Sa
lem. Additional information may
be secured from the pastmaster.
Applicants must reside within the
area served by this postoffice.
Gates Robert Wilson's car
was babdly damaged Wednesday
in a collision with another car in
Mill City. No one was injured.
Hayesville The newly organ
ized Parent - Teacher association
will meet Tuesday, November 9,
at the schoolhouse. A jitney sup
per will be served by the Girl
Scouts at 6. .Harvey Christensen,
president, will conduct a brief
business meeting at 7:30 after
which the Girl Scouts will pre
sent a minstrel show. The public
is Invited.
Detroit Reports from the doc
tor indicate that Earl Clester, in
jured Monday when a car upon
which he was working fell on him,
will be able to leave St. Charles
hospital in Bend in a few days.
Hayesville The Mother's club
met Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. A. Katka for a dessert lunch
eon. Time was spent preparing
articles for sale by the "Girl
Scouts at the schoolhouse Tuesday
evening. The next meeting, De
cember 15 at the R. L. Tuers
home, will feature a gift ex
change. Falls City Mr. and Mrs. L.
M.Henthorne left Tuesday for a
visit with relatives and friends
in South Dakota. Henthorne has
leased his barber shop to Mr.
Tucker of Salem.
Falls City Dorothy Harder
of Idaho is here for two weeks to
work in the Sunday school at
Falls City Methodist church.
Gates Mr. and Mrs. Barney ;
Helvey have purchased property j
in West Stayton and will move
Salem's most comploto
plumbing and boating ser
vice). O 20 well-stock 6d repair
trucks
O 35 skill ed craftsmen
O No fob too small
ChtctAatC&
News Commentator
Slated at 1st EUB
Foreign Missions day will be
observed Sunday at First Evan
gelical United Brethren church,
Marion and Summer streets. The
John L. Meredith, Chicago radio
commentator and editor, will bring
the message at 11 o'clock "Why
the Blood Atonement."
The ReV. Wilmer Brown, pastor,
will bring the evening message
from II Corinthians on "What Do
We Mean by Repentance?"
there as soon as they dispose of
their home here.
Jefferson Girl Scouts enjoyed
a party- at the Frank Higgins home
Thursday night. Paula Jo Gray
and Ida Shaffar were in charge
of the games. Officers are Pa
tricia Rieb, president; Ida Shaf
far, vice president and reporter;
Sue Daulton, secretary-treasurer.
Detroit Mr. -and Mrs. Joseph
Wegleski returned Wednesday
evening from Illinois and Wiscon
sin, where they had been visiting
relatives the past two weeks. They
stayed over night Tuesday in Sa
lem. Gates Guests this week at the
Burrel Cole home are Mrs. Cole's
brother and family, Mr. and Mrs.
L. E. Everton and children, Gloria
and Gary, of Wallowa, Wash.,- and
her niece, Vallina Everton of
Richmond, Wash.
Falls City Mrs. Delmer Fer
guson and Mrs. Clifford Reeves
and daughter spent Sunday in
Salem with Mr. and Mrs.-James
Reeves.
14 Nazi Sadists
Hanged; One
Given Reprieve
MUNICH, Germany, Nov. 5-;P)
-Fourteen Germans were hanged
today but one accused of tearing
scalp knots from the heads of
concentration camp inmates won
a reprieve. All were convicted of
war crimes. '
A U.S. army report said George
Schallermair, 53, a roll call leader
at a Dachau subcamp, had tor
tured inmates by cutting their
hair, "leaving a small portion in
the center of their heads which
he then pulled out" with his
hands. The SS (Elite guard) man
also was accused of exposing in
mates to severe cold weather and
beating them until they died.
Observing legal properties, the
army in a statement today said:
"A last minute petition was filed
in his behalf, which the Eucom
(European command) Judge ad
vocate general felt was of suffi
cient merit to warrant further in
vestigation." Its details were not
disclosed.
Ten of the 14 hanged today were
accused of killing unarmed Amer
ican fliers who had parachuted
from disabled aircraft over Ger
many during the war. The other
four were convicted of having
committed concentration camp atrocities.
In a single year, more than 100
billion container units of all kinds
are made in the United States for
packing goods sold at retail.
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scene of numerous legists tivo esaeoses, will soon be minus Its mirrors and posts. The photo shows,
the banquet hail in the process of s thorough renovation. Steel T beams wlll rt place the posts
which -once snpported roof snd the room will be completely modernised snd 'enlarged te handle
larger crowds. Mirrors ere already oat O. Clerics, hotel miustr, said the Job
completed by early January before the 1949 legislature convenes. (Photo by Don
photographer). ' i
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