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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning. February t. It48 PAGE TWO Hess Flew to 'Save England From America' NUERNBERG. Fro. 7 -(A) Rudolf Hm nade hi ensational flight to Sct'tljirwl in 1941 to brow bt th Briiifih ln occntonc of pfbc term io m-ap wut ho drrd as "evil d-ignf the United Stat' on Un flrUUh em. t.ne, the British piiecutioh told the international mlliUrjr tribunal today. Hewi brought with him on May 10. 1941. the Dronecution mid, de- mandi for the overthrow of the (fhurchill war, government and ' f.r a free nai hand in Europe. Dunne the intrrroKtkn lies did h tett to friKhtim Briton with talk of devaatatina: new miihrid.i fit warfare . and with eitin that "avariciou Amer k-ans" hoped to inctwpomle Can md-A into the United State. Captured document introduced hv the British Quoted Foreign Minuter Joachim von Ribbetitrop a telling MuMolint that ! Hitler wa no furious with He because of the flijrht that he ordered his deputy and one-time closest frietid shot immediately if he re turned. But "Ribbentrop. we know, was liar," the British prosecutor said, . charging that Hess' real mission was to remove Britain a a fight ; Ing frtrce to that Hitler wHild be . free to fajnrh his Russian inva i won., the date of which already was set. I' uv in) -aAW : y i Truman Asks Publicity Fund WASHINGTON. Feb. !-)-Preidcnt Truman ed congres tday to raise his budget requet f ir the state department approxi mately $30,000,000 with about a third of the money to finance an Informational program1 abroad. The request, as contained in a letter from the budget bureau and endorsed by the president. aked for authority for the atate department to conduct: "An Information program de signed to di!eminate abroad thiough pre, publication., radio, .motion pirtiues. and other me dia, information alut the Unit ed State, its people arid ila poli cies " OFFIC ERS OF THE NEW WORLD WAR II Legion post In Salem will be Installed tonight at a district legion meeting ander the auspice of Capitol Post 9. The officer Include: back row tieri to rignu, John Sullivan, executive eommltteesnnn;- Delmar Gwynn. sergeant-at-arma; George Outuey, hUtorlan; Joe Devert. service officer; Coburn Crabenhorst. Bob Browne IL James MeHone, Dow Lovell, ail . r.. A J - A .1.. .-4 B..b .4lal. rLrtAA executive eonuniiieemen, rroni row, nieven Aiwcrwi, jbic Simpson, 1st rice commander; Don Goode, commander; Ralph Nohlgren. tnd vice commander; Peter Geiser, finance officer, and Roy FerrU. chapUln. Not la the picture Is Clinton 8UndUh. quarter-matter. Scout Birthday Week Activities Scheduled for Salem, Vicinity Dover Rails Against Snell PORTLAND. Feb. 7 -P- The republican administration in Ore gon has failed to meet veterans' housing and job problems, Floyd K. Dover, Grant Pass, declared today in an address before the Willamette democratic society. "For four years," Dover said, "you've heard that Oregon veter ans are not going to come back without homes and without jobs. Now they're coming back and they are without homes and they are without job." He flayed Governor Snell for what he called a "lack of leader ship." Dover, mentioned as a possible candidate for the democratic nom ination for governor, was intro Franklin Buford Morris Dies in Portland: BAKER, Feb. 7 -fP)- The death of Franklin Buford .Morris, 42, In a Portland hospital was reported here today. He had been a Baker resident for nine years, coming Here after drug store work at Halsey, Bend and Klamath Falls. He was born, at Albany and at tended public schools there. Sur vivors include a son and a daugh ter! here, his mother in Eugene and a sister in Salem. . . Housewives Dash for Flour PORTLAND, Feb. 7P- Housewives started a run on re tail flour stocks today, and the duced by Austin Flegel, Jr.. Port- Uid would n plM land, also frequently mentioned. of bin WM reached. Moderate supplies on the shelves melted today from housewives' fears on the president's action in limiting domestic wheat supplies to make more available to war stricken countries. B. R. Pboley. Crown Mills sales Continuous from 1 P. M. Now! Thrills! I'M! !TriiL rr.. Co-Feat arc I am m mm am m M OBAtK JOHN I0III AMCT HUT Navy Announces Post-War Fleet WASHINGTON, Feb. The navy plan to carry out its toiit-wir natrol of the nation's sea frontiers by allocating 60 per manager, saia ne joresaw noxiour cent of the fleet to the Pacific and noriage u me now oi wneai jrom 40 per cent to the Atlantic with grower areas is maintained. two striking forces in each ocean. This set-up became evident In EnCIISIl Deail UrffCS a sxuny or me annual reporx oi c Secretary Forrestal, which con-mrkr,nenl fnt II W tains a listing of the ships " signed td the active and ready LONDON, Feb. - T-W)-Th reserve fleet. Dean of Canterbury. Dr. Hewlett ' The list accounts for 178 com- Johnson, told a rally for th batant ship in the active fleet London dally workers Jan. 6 that a former Canterbury dean, the late H. ft. L. (Dick) Sheppard, had said America was 100 years behind the rest of the world and 150 behind in religion. Reporters t the rally understood Len Johnson to have added his own comment: ;I agree with him com pletely. Subsequently in an interview for the Pacific, 143 in the Atlan tic. Jap Vets Get Cold Shoulder TOKYO, Friday. Feb. 8-)- Premier Kijuro Shidehara ap pealed to Japanese in a radio broadcast last night to give a warmer welcome to their return ing servicemen. Many have reached their homes to end their "funerals" long since held and the public stolidly Indifferent to their problems. Shidehara promised an inten sive government effort to relievo th plight of such men, who know "the sorrow of disillusion mnt " Officers at the demobilization ministry told the Associated Press that repatriated servicemen are growing increasingly bitter be cause the people, worried over their own affairs, Ignore the ex soldiers "present situation and past sacrifices.' Boml) 'Iiiiiiiiiiiizeri' In St. James Park Leg Fractured in Auto Accident Edgar W. Myers, 75. of 1320 Chemeketa st., suffered a right leg fracture and head cuts Thurs day afternoon wnen no was struck by an automobile at 2100 S. Commercial st. He was rushed byi the city first aid truck to Salem Deaconess hospital where he was reported in "fair condi tion early Friday morning. The driver of the car, William Seth Hunter of Aumsville, and another driver who witnessed the accident told investigating police that Myers became confused while crossing the street diagon ally in the path of the approach ing car and darted in front of it. , Many special observances in Salem and vicinity are planned for the celebration of the 36th birthday of Boy Scout of Amer ica during the "anniversary week" which starts Friday. Banquets, courts of honor, par ents' nights and special church por grams are scheduled by troop throughout Cascade areo coun cil, according to Boy Scout Ex ecutive Lyle Leighton. Boy Scout Sunday this week will be obsej-ved by group at tendance of j uniformed scouts in many Salem churches. Troops sponsored by churches will at tend their own church and in some churches will be joined by other troop. V At Churche At First Presbyterian church will be Troop 8, 9, 11, 14 and 17. At Calvary Baptist church will be Troops 1, 3 and 19 and cub pack 1. Troop 17, sponsored by Junior Chamber of Commerce, and cub pack 17, sponsored by Salem Lions club, will join at 6 JO p. m Friday in a parents' night buffet supper ot Pringle park. Vernon Merrick will be toast master. Court of7 Honor Silverton's three troop will join in a special meeting Mon day night. The Albany troop will hold court of honor and a buffet next Thursday night. Troop 27 of Independence will have a special observance Mon day night- Some troops already have marked the anniversary, includ ing Dallas' troop 39 and troop 3, which is sponsored by Holly wood Lion club. The latter troop had a buffet and court of honor Tuesday night in Jaon Lee Methodist church. Dick Isaak was awarded the first class badge and Bob Dyer two merit badges. Many troops spon sors and Executive Leighton were present. Veteran Open House Party Planned at T All servicemen who have re turned to Salem are being invited to an Open House party at the lo cal YMCA March 7. H w an nounced Thursday by Carl Grei- der, chairman of the YM's vet erans committee. Purpose of the open house, he said, la to acquaint the veterans with the athletic activities and other features of the YMCA and to encourage their continuing in terest In physical activity. Orei- der Is general chairman for the party, assisted by Robert Board Columbia Empire Industries Dinner Planned Thursday Salem members of Columbia Empire Industries. Inc., Thursday were invited to attend a dinner meeting of the organization In the Marion hotel next Thursday eve ning. Many industrialists from Sa lem and other Oregon cities and several officers pf the organiza tion also are expected to attend. Purpose of the meeting is to in formally discuss business prob lems of this area. Salem members are Roy E. Far ley, M. E. Walters. Percy Blon dell, Grover W. Hiilman, H. Pear son, Guy N. Hickok, William H. Paulus. M. B. Rudd, Leif Bergs- vik. W. M. Hamilton, W. W. Rose braugh. Gene Vandeneynde, Floyd Shepard, A. F. Spring. Glenn Len- gren, D. W. Eyre and Lloyd Rich ie. Truman Plans Trip to Florida WASHINGTON, Feb. 7-(j President Truman's plans for his vacation in Florida next week tentatively call for a visit to Key West next Wednesday. The president will board his yacht, the U.S.S. Williamsburg at Miami Monday night after flight from Washington in his plane, the so-called 'Sacred Cow. On his cruise of southern wa ters he will dock at Key West early Wednesday, and tour the city by automobile. He will re turn to the ship after having his fill of sight-seeing, the tentative plans provide. Bradley Declines Legion Invitation INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 7. Commander John Stello of the American Legion said tonight that Gen. Omar N. Bradley, adminis trator of the veterans affairs, has declined to appear before the spec lal session of the legion' national executive committee to bo held here Feb. 17. "We wanted General Bradley present so that we could lay the card on the table and not be engaged in second-hand, indirect controversy," Stelle said in ""a statement IK Tonight Salem Armory GLENN WOODKYS ORCHESTRA 13 - Entertainers. - 13 Verne Esch, Vocalist man. Feature of the open house will be a program of sport exhibi tions to illustrate the range of Y facilities. The following committee chair men have been selected: Program, George Causey; Invitations and publicity, Bob Smith and Steve Anderson; refreshments, Dave Holtzman; handball, Joe Devers; volleyball. Bob Hamilton; swim ming, Peter Geiser and Julian Burroughs; basketball, Henry Singer; badminton, Norman Winslow; boxing and wrestling, Jim Dimit. OPEN f:4S Flaying Today rfccrrria untn. 'UlaUltflf All (I N VNMIMirKtVt tot - CO-FEATURE -"Beyond the reeos" with Rod Cameron and Eddie Dew on Friday Our New Special Feature SERVING FRESH SALMON AND HALIBUT FULL COURSE DINNERS $1.50 OUR FLOOR SHOW FEATURING "Youth on a Dancing Spree" Beverly and James Paysee World' Mot Sensational Rope Dancer Danny Alexander Songs, Old and Now by Dick Worlhinglon Club Band the Time Danclna One Block North of Underpass Portland Road Ne Cover Charge Before T p.m. LONDON. Feb. 7-X-A 1000 pound bomb dropped five years ago in the royal family's front Dean Johnson explained he had yard was "immunized" tonight quoted Dr. Sheppard Min a jocu- Two engineer officers worked jar Way" and observed that If five hours steaming the explosive America had socialism "I believe out of the missile which had been the would be more advanced exposed at the bottom of a 28-foot than she i today. snart in a arameo lake in &i. James park, just a few hundred feet from Buckingham palace. Duri nea t i i " .. ui.r Takmf noU of rumors growing UUI lCI KM m I Wlll LtNIBlUn cu Rationing of Oregon uring the danger period, at Liquor Rumor Denied rbjr Marlborough House. Queen PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 7 -ff- safe. CROWN rUNCESS ILL out of the ban on wheat for mak ing whiskey and the whisky short age on store shelves, the liquor commission chairman denied to- NEW YORK. Feb. 7.-(4V-The . ,u.. -.. Dutch news agency Aneta said m uregon. Ends Today! (Fit) Jack Benney "Charley's Astt" - Larry Fart "Sergeant Mike" Cont. Front 1 P.M. TOMORROW! viia Q 7fnjojieiur UCMJIICOtOt Co-Feature I ) tarm gatp 'took toy?) l'TW dm ft v ! h rtT -OPENS :4 r. M, Now! Adventure! Konald Colcnaa Claadette Colbert "UNDER 2 FLAGS' Roy Rogers "Sunset on the DeaerC news agency Aneta said today that Crown Princess Juli ana of The Netherlands had de veloped pneumonia, but was mak ng favorable progress toward recovery. awj NOW SHOWING 01UU ! UZAI IH TTC0WC0ief CO-FEATURE Chairman George P. Lilley said additional ! supplies were made available in state stores starting Feb.' 2 and no indication had been received that supplies to the state would change. peron orrosmoN quelled BUENOS AIRES, Feb. 7T)- Soveral persons were injured to day when saber-wielding mount ed police charged a crowd begin ning a demonstration for Jose P, Tamborinl, democratic union presidential candidate who is op posing Col. Juan Peron In the Feb. 24 election. Solon Delay Aiirmer on TiclelanuV Controversy WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.-;P)- Th'e senate judiciary committee today concluded a three day hear ing on the federal-state contro versy over ownership of tide lands. Chairman McCarran (D-Nev) said the committee will not vote on ' the question until members have had a chance for thorough study of the printed record, em bodying maps illustrating thous ands of words of oral and written testiraonny. OPEN SPRINKLES BIDS Bids for a new sprinkler sys tem for the north aide of Willson park were opened Thursday by the city park board, but action was withheld when the low bid wag considered unsatisfactory, ac cording to Milton Meyers, board member. The 'bias will be re ferred to the city council at Its next meeting February 18. Too Late to Onmifr TOR SALE: White ho skate, slae g. Roller. Phone 0027. WANTED: Typewriter, bur or rent. Photv 44W. TOR SALE: 1M1 Chev. pickup. M Unlversttr t. rOR SALE: 1M Ponuac Phooe 2-1071. eoupe. CONTINUOUS DAILY NOW snowiNO CO-FEATURE GENE AUTRY SMILEY BURNETTE "BLUE MONTANA SKIES" Plus "Hitler Lives" i Tonight! 8:15 P. M. THE HOLLYWOOD LIONS CLUB PRESENTS The Salem Civic Players : i IN MExconse My nDnnst"- A Comedy in Three Acts BY HOWARD REED Leslie Junior High School Auditorium Proceeds to the Hollywood Lions Club, Boy Scout Fund and other service funds 3PIGGLY WIGGIiY1 Mm a. 1 Fisher's Blend FLOUR 550 1.23 Fiiher'j Pancake 16c 10-lb. sack 254b. saek X-l. aaek A 32c Hershey's Cocoa Cowan's Noodle Dinner Mb. clow Vsui Camp Beans su: 20-oz. tin 14c Del I'lonte Pumpkin 2r. tn Pancake Flour &k 2240 4-lb. sack Quick Oals oveniclaiM - pkr. Armour's Luncheon OI L I feel Meat 12-oz. tin MP Wh. Wheal Cereal Ralslon's, pkf . 200 Orange Juice h&d a,. u 460 Chocolate Syrnp A 290 Krispy Crackers fj Clorox Bleach Quart . . . 140 yt gallon . . 230 Vi -lb. tin 100 200 90 120 Veg-all Salad Vegetables 2 170 t-lb. carton 330 Hi Ho Crackers ... 1-Ib. carton 210 BIu While Soap Flakes ng. 90 Tenderoni Van Camp's 2 pkga. 150 Chili Con Carno DcnnitMHi's 1-Ib. tin... mum AND Celery Tender ....Lb. 100 IIev7 Peas lb. 190 Hew Potatoes 2 u. 190 Grapefruit SeedleM.. 3 for 170 Oranacs Sunkist NftTeh, 252's, doz. 290 TODAY'S BEST BUYS . SIIELT rrooh ColambU KItot TLb. 15c FILLET OF FLOUNDER CHICKENS TO BAKE OS FftY CHOICE GRADE A BEEF AND TEAL For Ileal lo Eal We Can'l Be Deal! . . . . - - - Dllorli Capilol alllaikei:
