WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1937
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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, 5ALEM, OREGON
FEAR EFFECT
OF INVENTIONS
IN THE FUTURE
Washington, July 21 tJPtK pic-1
ture of the American scene 20 years
hence, in which strange new de
vices dwarf recent inventions, has
led President Roosevelt to recom
mend "continuing surveying agen
cies." to keep national policies
abreast of machine advances.
The national resources commit
tee, aided by scientists and re
search experts, spread out the re
sult of its scrutiny of far reaching
developments, hailed fhe electric
eye as "the greatest invention of
the Twentieth century," and recom
mended long time study.
"This report holds out the hope
that we can anticipate some of the
effects of major inventions," the
president said, "and make plans
to meet new situations that will
arise as these inventions come into
widespread use."
Commenting on the effect on labor
of industrial changes caused by elec
trical and mechanical developments,
he observed:
"While it Is certain that much
of the unemployment caused by the
march of technical advance is ab
sorbed by new occupations born of
new industries, it is equally true
that in the meantime labor may pay
a very heavy price through the re
adjustment and adaptation neces
sary on the part of workers whose
Jobs are affected by change."
Study of thpsp, changes and ad
vances, he said, is "one of our moet
Important American planning prob
lems." John W. O'Leary. Chicago offi
cial of the United States chamber
of commerce, declared "the pre
mise of the report is all wrong."
"Facts show that employment
has increased rapidly during the
last 100 years," he said, "as new
machines have been developed more
persons have been given pobs."
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LADY AT BAR.
Miss Elizabeth Ohi, admitted to
district court in Chicago, claims
to be the only Japanese woman
lawyer in U. S.
DRASTIC GUTS IN
USED CAR PRICES
On of the most elaborate u:d
car sales ever offered by Bozcll
Grimson Motors, Inc.. local Olds
mobile dealer, is announced on an
other page of this paper. Tins well
known dealership announces dras
tic reduction on all used cars taken
in trade on the popular 1937 Olds
mobile Six and Eight cars.
"We are actually going to give
used car buyers the mast attractive
prices we have ever offered," says
Mr. Bowll, "and every car has brpn
drastically reduced in order that
every model might be disposed of
quickly. All cars have been thor
oughly checked for mechanical de
fects and alt are in first class run
ning condition and oifer thoutands
of miles of genuine plea.sure," Bo
zell added.
The sale is effective today and
ELSINORE SHOWS
ADVENTURE FILM
FOR THREE DAYS
William Powell and Lulse Ramer
are co-starred in another drama
tic adventure story of International
Intrigue, in Mctro-ooldwyn-May-er's
adaption of Baroness Orczy's
novel, "The Emperor's Candlesticks,"
which comes to the Elslnore Thea
tre lor 3 days, starting Thursday.
George Fitzmaurice directed. John
Considlne, Jr., produced.
This romantic novel start in Vi
enna after the kidnaping by social
ists of Nicholas, last of the Czars,
when he was a man of twenty.
Powell, as socialist who hates Rus
sia, is commissioned to carry a mes
sage ottering release of the Czare-
marks a forward step in used car
merchandising on Salem's auto row
vltch in exchange for the release
of socialist prisoners.
He hides his papers in one of
pair of candlesticks once used for
this purpose by Marie Antoinette.
Miss Rainer as a secret agent for
the Russian police conceals papers
In the other candlestick. The story
then revolves imo an exciting race
between these two for the candle
sticks which are stolen by thieves
who do not know of the papers
within them.
The second feature on the Pro
gram is "Rnythm In Ihe Clouds."
Freddie Steele in
Non-Title Battle
Washington. July 21 MPi Middle
weight Champion Freddie Steele of
Tacoma, Wash., makes his 14th start
since winning the championship to
night in a 10-round non-title match
with Charles (Hobo) Williams of Al
exandria, Va.
The contest, scheduled for last
night, was postponed because of rain.
Steele weighed 161 'i, and Williams
a quarter of a pound more.
JOSE 1TURBI ON
CONCERT SLATE
Here Is a "scoop!" Northwest music
lovers are to have the joy of hearing
the great Jose Iturbi conduct the
Stadium philharmonic in Portland's
Multnomah stadium next Monday
night, July 26. And this Is how it
came about:
Erno Rapee, conductor of Radio
City and the General Motors orches
tras, who was scheduled to act as
guest conductor for this concert, was
taken suddenly ill and all of his
western concert dates had to be can
celled With the concert at which he
was to conduct the Stadium Phil
harmonic only ten days off, the man
agement decided that if a substitu
tion had to be made, It would get the
great Hurbl to take Rape a place.
Fortunately Iturbi had July 26 as
an open date and Presto! the Sta
dium Philharmonic audience is to
have the privilege of hearing this
sreat artist, who is called one of the
greatest pianists of all tunes and as
great a conductor as he is a pianist.'
Featured as soloist with the Sta
dium Philharmonic next Monday
evening will be beautiful Nancy
Thtelsen, whose glorious soprano
voice will add much to the keen en
joyment of this outstanding concert.
Miss Thielsen will sing two groups
of songs with the orchestra: "Ritor
na Vincitor" from "Aida" and "When
I have Sung My Songs" by Ernest
Charles, and "Ouvre Ton Coeur"
from "Carmen" and "O, Lovely
Night" by Ronald. The rich timbre
of Miss Thielsen 'a voice is well adap
ted to these numbers, all of which
will be sung with orchestral accom
paniment. Because Miss Tine ben is a former
Salem girl, the concert Monday night
will salute Salem and sister Willam
ette valley cities who like to claim
the artist. Besides the capital city,
these will include Albany, Silverton
and Wood burn. Special sections of
the grandstand have been arranged
for the large groups who will attend
from each.
The special priced coupon scrip
tickets have proved so popular that
SCOUTS, TROOP 12,
HOLD BIG MEETING
Troop U, Boy Scouts of America,
held its weekly meeting at River
side park Monday, being taken to
the camp by Mr. and Mrs. Scott
Smith. Winners of the swimming
contests included Bill Thompson for
the funniest dive; Don Briggs for
the farthest under water swim, and
Ian Thompson for the swimming
race. Later a watermelon feed was
enjoyed.
During the council circle m badge
of attendance was presented by
Scoutmaster Don Douris to Scout
Clarke Morton, scribe, meaning that
he had attended Scout meetings for
one year without an absence. This
badge was the second of its kind
the Stadium Philharmonic manage
ment has decided to continue their
sale during the rest of the concerts.
These, as well as reserved seats, may
be had at the Stadium Philharmonic
box office at the J. K. Oill Co.
to be presented Troop 12, Deryl
Colwell being the other boy to re
ceive one.
Guest for the outing were sea
scouts of the S. 8. Willamette of
Jason Lee church. Dick Batforf,
Don Rasmussen, Bill Thompson and
Dave Putnam, and candidates for
Troop 12 were Ronald Clark, Wes
ley Miller, Dean Henderson, Louis
Widner and Carl Wilcox. Also Mr
and Mrs. Scott Smith.
Other Scouts in attendance were
Dave Putnam, Gerald Naderman,
Ray Vocum, Bob Barber, Ian
Thompson, C. M. Briggs, Don
Briggs, Harold Ervin Smith, Pat
Smith, Jack Wilber, Don Hender
son, Millard Doughton, Edwin
Johnson, Bob Lorenz. Eugene Shat
tuck, Don Rasmussen, Jim Bacon
and Sam McRay.
GUESTS GRIN'DE HOME
Silverton Mrs. A. A. Grlnde and
her daughter, Miss Ella Orinde,
have as their house guest, a brother
and sister-in-law of Mrs. Orinde,
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Bentson, of Van
couver, B. C. Bentson is an uncle
of G. B. Rudd and Harry Bentson
of Silverton.
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HEl'RKT MARRIAGE REVEALED The secret marriage of Tom
Brown, 22-ycar-old Juvenile film actor, and Natalie Draper. 18,
Beverly Hills society girl, on the Fourth of July In a ceremony
perlormed by the captain of a specially chartered yacht beyond
the 12-mile limit was revealed In Los Angeles. The couple,
shown dancing at a Hollywood night spot, will have a formal
rprrmony within a few weeks. (Associated Prcv-s Photo.
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POSITIVELY THE LOWEST PRICES IN HISTORY!
HERE'S A SAMPLE OF THE OFFERINGS IN SALEM'S GREATEST USED CAR SALE: .
$595
$595
1936 OLDSMOBILE COUPE The prettiest
car in Salem. Clean as a pin and you have to
see it to appreciate the value. Good as any
new car. Steal it
for only
1!).ifi OLDSMOBILE TUDOR SEDAN With
trunk. A beautiful car in perfect condition.
Spotless mohair upholstery and . CAtC
a price of just 501 5
1936 CHEVROLET TUDOR SEDAN Large
built-in trunk. Immaculate. Very
low mileage. Scat covers
J936 THE POPULAR DODGE 4-D00R
SEDAN Polychromatic gunmetal finish.
Mohair upholstery without a spot on it.
Hot water heater. Built-in CtflC
trunk 5075
1935 DODGE 4-DOOR TOURING SEDAN
lias radio, heater and many other modern
accessories. Full size trunk with CC
tire mounted in fender. Our price 33 3
1935 TERRAPLANE SEDAN Complete
with electric hand radio, rnush
like new. A bargain
1936 FORD TUDOR SEDAN. V-8 For
economical transportation,
for only
$49$
'8 For
$495
1936 AUBURN 4-D00R TOURING SEDAN
Upholstery is just like new. This car is
equipped with dual ratio, and a tC
real buy at 30Y!
1935 STUDEBAKER DICTATOR 4-D00R
SEDAN With built-in trunk, whipcord
cloth upholstery. Hot water heater. An ex
ceptionally clean car and our price P7C
only 333
1936 PLYMOUTH 4-D00R TOURING SE
DAN With trunk, heater, clock and lots of
extras. There's years of service here ?70
under market. A big value CCOC
for only 3373
1935 OLDSMOBILE 4-DOOR SEDAN Ful
ly equipped with accessories radio, heater,
electric fan, dual windshield swipes CCQC
and visors. Finish like new. Only 3303
1936 DODGE COUPE Mohair upholstery.
Equipped with heater and windshield de
frosters. Oversize tires. A beau- COC
liful car for only 33 5
35 OLDSMOBILE 4-DOOR SEDAN Mo
hair upholstery, dual windshield swipes, dual
sun visors, hot water heater. Very low mile
age. .ot a blemish on this car.
A real steal at
1932 CHEVROLET COUPE Fine paint and
in wonderful condition through- ClfiC
out. A steal at 303
1931 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR SEDAN 6
wheel. Perfect condition. A real CIC
bargain at 3t33
1931 LaSALLE SEDAN In A-l condition.
Brand new Firestone tires. Keady for any
long trip. You can't afford to pass this bar
gain and you can't afford to walk when you
can buy this fine car CI QC
for only 3X3
1930 ESSEX 5-PASS. SEDAN Tires like
new. Motor is in tirst class condition. Will
make you a fine car for this price.
Buy it today for only
$125
"28 OLDS 4-DOOR SEDAN Good tires.
Trunk on rear. A lot of good
transportation for
$95
$75
$595
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29 HUDSON SEDAN Good tires. Big.
roomy, lots of transportation here
for only
1928 ESSEX 2-DOOR SEDAN In good run.
ning condition. A lot of transporta-
tion for only 3v3
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