TV ORXCOlt STATESMAN, fcdea, Oregon. Friday Moraine. February IV IMS
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Flier Located,
Stricken With
Cold Exposure
SEATTLE, Feb. lt.-VWay-man
N. Tori 4 of Abilene, Tex.,
24 year-old navy student pilot, was
found today by a logging crew
12 miles from the town of Vail,
Wash., alive but suffering from
cold and ezpotture after spending
five freezing nights in the hills.
Todd took off in a rented air
craft on a flight to Portland, Ore,
Saturday morning and failed to
reach his destination. The loggers
who found him said he was just
400 feet from a cabin, well stocked
with food and fuel .but marked by
tree.
They ibid hit plane also was
located and that it; had crashed
against the tnow; Hide of a peak.
Todd was unable U move or talk,
they said. He wmMakarr to Me
Chord field, nawr Tacoma, Wash.,
and was to be flown tonight to
Ida home haw, the Kan IHlnt
naval ar station here.
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CODOMDS
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AJ thru Ua at Ux firs mt of
a erfd the Qaatt4U' caw t. taraata
end backa am imtnadiatriir rabod with
MaKtrola.
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saiaul keal iaa. Makta brMta-
tog esawr. bntl froww-ups, tool
la aUvficUta.
Ship Sails San Cargo
Due to Labor Dispute
PORTLAND, Ore, Feb. 14-W)
The Ainerillo Victory sailed, last
night without taking on cargo
here, after being Idle since Jan.
23 becauae of longihore-oper-ator
dispute.
The Boise Victory, Idle in the
same dispute starting over the
number of checkers to be em
ployed, la still here. Both are
American-Haw a i 1 a n Steamship
company vessel.
Chiang Says
Standards of
Living to Rise
SHANGHAI, Feb.
ang Kai-Shek today told a great
crowd, 'perhaps the greatest ever
massed In Shanghai, that China
now was "free and Independent"
and that "we no longer have to
live as alavea and beasts of bur
den." The vast throng waved nation
al flags and roared Its approval of
the war-time leader, who will go
to Nanking tomorrow to discuss
the future of China and her ar
mies with his top generals.
"Follow the example of our al
lies the United States, Britain,
Franca and soviet Russia,'' Chi
ang exhorted the masses Jammed
into the race course In the cen
ter of this -largest city in China.
"Their citizens are disciplined
and responsible. That la why they
were able to defeat their enemies,
the axis and the Japanese. If we
wish to be able to stand side by
side with them we will have to
observe dbidpUne aitd be respon
sible ...
"We now are a free and Inde
pendent people, especially with
the abolition of extraterritorial
ity. To enjoy these sovereign
rights and to be able to retain
them we should exert ourselves
to work bard."
Dean .Jewell
Talks, Annual
Lions Party f
Members of the Salem Lions
club entertained their wives and
sweethearts Thursday night: In
Marion hotel . with their, annual
Valentine day sweetheart party."
In a humorous address follow
ing; the dinner, Dr. James R.
Jewell, dean of the college of edu
cation at the University of Ore
gon, drew on experiences of his
early years In Kansas to illustrate
how times have changed from the
period of mutual distrust and sus
picion among American farmers
and merchants to the current per
iod .of 1 improved standards and
fairer business conditions. ?
Deen Jewell attributed much of
the improvement to the friendly
spirit and community cooperation
promoted by service dubs like the
Lions In recent years.
Merrill Ohltai was toastmastcr.
Burr Miller welcomed the wom
en guests and; Mrs. Floyd Seem
lier, president of the Lion ancil
lary, responded on behalf of the
women, Presidents of several other
Salem service organization were
among the guests. Music was pro
vided by a string' quartet and a
vocal soloist, Edith Fairham, from
Willamette university,;
Deer Fed Alfalfa
In Baker County
BAKER, ' Feb. lt-(-Alfalfa
hay to feed hungry deer is being
distributed in Baker ounty foot
hills. -
I State game commission observ
ers reported 500 deer la the Keat
ing area were trying to live on
tumble weed tops and another 3St
deer in the Balm creek tnme re
gion were suffering. .
Hay was being delivered to the
two points today.
Mustang Crashes
Into Power Line
PORTLAND, Ore, Feb. 1-CP-A
P-91 Mustang fighter plane
struck a power line and crashed
this afternoon near Tigard, nine
mile south of here, killing the
pilot, Portland army air base re
ported. Electric service in the area was
disrupted for 20 minutes.
The plane was reported to have
been on a routine flight but de
tails of the accident were not im
mediately available. The pilot's
name was withheld.
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Grain Futures
StageClimb
CHICAGO. Feb. 14 -(J). De-
acribing . the senate agriculture
committee's criticuun of commod
ity credit corporation . poliry a
cheering news, commission houses
confidently bid grain futures
prices higher, where possible, to
day against persistent flurries of
profit cashing by local traders.
The: senate committee's report
requesting . r t c o n s 1 d eratkm of
ceiling prices and revision of CCC
Dollcies was viewed as an indi
cation that a strong legislative
fight for relaxation of restriction
might be expected.
I Wheat, corn and barley closed
unchanged at ceiling of $1.80,
ft and 11.22 tt; oat un
changed to H cent above yes
terday's finish. May SI -cent cell
ing; rye unchanged to t cents up,
May 12.MH-Z.1;
Stocks Turn to
Rallying Side
NEW YORK, Feb. 14--Stocks
turned to the raUying aide in to
day's market, after five successive
failing sessjons, but bidding was
somewhat, timid: and top gains
running to 3 or more points were
reduced in the majority of in
stances at the close.
The comeback was viewed as
mainly technical, baaed on the
Idea that the llt had been over
sold on labor pessimism. Steels
finished around their best as
hopes revived that a strike set
tlement would follow the release
from the White House of the
long-delayed pay-price formula.
Transfers of 1.290,00 shares
compared with 1,680,000 Wednes
day. The Associated Press 60-stock
average was up A of a point at
77.6, first gain since Feb. 5.
STOCK EXCHANGE HOLIDAY
j NEW YORK, Feb. 14 -(,?)- The
New York 'stock exchange an
nounced today it would be closed
on Feb. 23, Saturday, as well as
on Friday, Febr. 3, Washington's
birthday.
2-year-old Girl Diet After
Drinkiug 1'oison Spray
! COOS BAY, Feb. 14 -(P)- Bar
bara Irene! Bergen, two-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
H. Bergen, died today after swal
lowing some poison' sprsy found
In the family greenhouse.
i A small residue of the spray
had been left in a mixing cup.
The child was rushed to a hos
pital but died shortly after ar
riving there. Her parents and a
sister, Carolyn, , survive.
Civilian Charged With
Alurtlerins Soldier
VANCOUVER. Feb. lHH-
Edwin M. Higdon, 34. Vancouver,
was charged with first degree
The Original "YELLOW FRONT" Drug and Candy Special Store
135 n. Cesnercisl
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Recent dbcoveTiei in Arris now
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We have a complete line of medical needs foe babiea.
Iet us fill your prescription.
Thb h the off tclal Penslar Remedy Store for Marlea Ceanty.
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murder today la the slaying of a
soldier on a downtown street
here Feb. f after a tavern alter
cation.
The victim. Pvt. Leo J. Sajdak,
27, Wilbraham, Mass., was ata-
tloaed at Vancouver barracks aad
would hava bean eligible for dis
charge within a few days. Hig
don served la the North Africa
campaign. Prosecutor De Witt
Jones said.
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