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' 4 The Statesman, Salem. Ongon, WeanedaY. May 23. 1932
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METAL DETECTO R Electrical Instrument developed
by Heins Freund of Berlin utilizes a voltmeter, which .helps to
locate hidden nails and other unwanted metal j in auto tires.
Defeat of Rural ,v
School District
Budget Confirmed
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' Defeat of the proposed Marion
County irural school district budget
by a vote of 1,902 to 280 was con
firmed I Tuesday, following can
vass of the May 19 balloting.
" Mrs. 'Agnes C. Booth, county
school superintendent, said budgets
had gone to the individual dis
tricts for them to vote separately
on any additional funds needed
tot operation.
This was the third consecutive
year the county-wide special levy
was defeated, following one year
of approval.
Journalism School
Fellowship Offered
EUGENE A final call for appli
cations for the Erick W. Allen Me
morial Fellowship has been issued
by the School of Journalism of Uni"
versity of Oregon.
The Fellowship provides $1,000
for a year of study in journalism
and allied fields, with preference
to Oregon candidates. There is no
work assignment, and the appli
cant may be interested in either
the advertising or news sides of
the proession.
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Al Capone's
Taxes Slashed.
Senator Says
WASHINGTON (A)- Sen. Wil
liams (R-Del) . told the Senate
Tuesday the Treasury let the late
gangster Al (Scarf ace) Capone
and some notorious associates set
tle $1,011,650 of tax claims In
1942 for $130,000.
He said the Treasury Depart
ment's explanation would be "dif
ficult for the average taxpayer to
accept.
For several months, Williams
has been digging into operations
of the Bureau of Internal Reve
nue. He has made a series of
speeches criticizing it.
Williams said he had learned
that in 1942:
1. Greasy Thumb Guzik, one
time treasurer and collector for
the Capone gang in Chicago, set
tled for $100,000 a batch of in
come tax liabilities which totaled
$892,283.79.
2. Al Capone and others, in
eluding Guzik, settled for $30,000
in 1942 a claim for $119,367 in
taxes on the sale of beer.
Williams said "it was not until
after the recent exposures in the
tax bureau had begun that any
aggressive action was taken by
the Department of Justice" against
Capone's brother, Ralph Capone,
who, he said, is seeking a com
promise of tax delinquencies, in
terest and penalties totaling $92,-814.38.
"The net result," Williams as
serted, "is that for the past 25
years the federal government has
been financing Ralph Capone s
racketeering operation to the ex
tent of nearly $93,000 without
even collecting any interest, and
today they are on the verge of
setling the unpaid claim for an in
significant fraction of its total."
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'PROFESSOR CERTRUDE HOLDS CLASS Actress Ctrirud Lawrence dl,
cusses a script with her studenU In Ths Study of Roles sad Scenes" at Columbia UuiTerslty.
Seth L. Fawk
Succumbs at
Independence
Seth L. Fawk, 67. native of the
Dallas - Independence area, died
Monday at his home in Indepen
dence.
Funeral services will take place
today in Salem at the Howell-Edwards
Chapel at 1:30 p. m. with
the Rev. Dudley Strain officiat
ing. Born at Salt Creek near Dal
las the deceased spent all his life
farming in that area. He had lived
at Independence for the past 10
years.
He was married about 40 years
ago to Janie Young of Indepen
dence, who survives. Also surviv
ing are a daughter, MrS? Harold
Freeman of Harrisburg; son, Wil
liam Fawk of Salem; sister, Mrs.
Frank Farmer and a brother, Ray
Fawk, both of Rickreall, and by
three grandchildren.
Although the Alaskan fur seal
spends much of its life in the wa
ter, it must learn to swim.
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VALLEY BREAD . . lh imw to
"diet blue." Low In caloriw (mt
than 50 lo th lic) y high is
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"Made by the Bakers of
Master Bread"
Meat Production
Drops Sharply
WASHINGTON (JP) Meat pro
duction has dropped to the lowest
level in eight months, largely be
cause of an unusually heavy sea
sonal decline in farm sales of
hogs.
Reporting this Tuesday, the Ag
riculture Department said that
u t p u t by federally inspected
slaughterers totalled 275.000,000
pounds last week. This compares
with 285,000,000 pounds the pre
vious week, 286,000,000 a year ago
and the peak of about 400,000,000
last winter.
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NEGOTIATIONS HELD
SEATTLE P)-A committee rep
resenting the AFL Lumber and
Sawmill Workers Union and the
Lumbermen's Industrial Relations
Committee discussed wage pro
posals here Tuesday. The contract
with the sawmill workers expired
April 1 but no rtrik has been
called.
Paradise Islands
NOW OPEN
No Alcoholic Drinks
Allowed
Adm. 25c Under 6 FREE
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Groiip to Plan
Active Qub J
Flans for establishing an Activs)
dub In Salem will be made- at .a
dinner meeting at e:43 p.m. Thurs
day Jn the Marion Hotel, accord
ing to Andy roster, Salem busi
nessman. . . --.-. i - I
Active International Is a ser
vice, organization for men' 20 ; to
35 years, old, with emphasis on
community sarvice in Ite<h.and
recreation. " ' " f ;' -1
Several former Active; Cub
members from other cities now
live in Salem and at one . time tn
recent years' an Active Club was
organized tentatively here. f
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NEW YORK, - (INS - The
first known clay tile bathroom was
built around 3000 B. C for King
Urlnmar, Babylonian monarcti. '
Archaeologists who discovered the
room measuring 15 feet square,
said it had no tub. i
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