Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, October 21, 1937, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, October 21, 1937 Hit Capital Journal, ieUm', Oregon El ever Motion by IEU brings Denial 5y Harry Hazel Portland. Oct. 21 UP) Harry Ha c, national labor relation! board xaminer, denied Wednesday a mo tion by counsel (or the' Industrial Lmployes' Union, Inc., (or dlsmiss- 1 of labor board charges against lie IEU in the case In which the Organization la named respondent long with three northwest lumber ompantes and an organization of Operators. Counsel (or the labor board allege he IEU to be a "company union" And ineligible aa a bargaining agen- Jcy (or employes under the Wagner Nicholas Jaureguy, attorney (or he IEU, contended the complaint ontained no charge against the or lanlzation, but merely stated It had ten coerced by employer. II there nas been coercion, we kvant It removed, but we deny there has been," Jaureguy aaid. Hazel, over the objection o( coun sel (or the respondents, gro.ted per mission to Intervene in the hear- ng to Ben Anderaon, representa ive o( the CIO aawmlU union. Anderson contended some em. bloyea of the de(endant companies ffesired to Join the CIO but (eared economic pressure. "In other words, the counsel Is kiot here to protect any interest he Was. out trying to develop an in terest to protect," protested C. D IRandall, attorney (or the McOold- nck Lumber company of Spokane, jne Jo( the respondent companies. Others named in the complaint ure tne u. u. jonnson Lumber com- Ifnc, of Lewiston and the Willam ette valley lumber Operators' kociation. Legal No. 9502 NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, as Administratrix o( the estate o( ANDREW W. 6TEIN BACH. deceased, has died her (inal account In the office o( the County Clerk o( Marlon County, Oregon, and that Monday the 1st day of No vember, 1937. at the hour o( 9:30 A.M. o( said day, In the County Court Room o( said Court has been appointed by said Court as the time and place for the hearing of ob jections thereto and the settlement thereof. Dated and first published Sept. 23, 1937. Data of last publication Oct 31. 1937. LAURA STEINBACH. Administratrix of the estate o( Andrew W. Steinbach, deceased. J HAMMOND. PROCTOR & HAMMONn Address Mclntyre Building Oregon City, Oregon Attorneys (or Administratrix Sep. 23. 30 Oct. 1. 14. 21. A STAR GAZES it America when Anna Neagle, British movie actress, arrived in the United States, en route to Ottawa. Canada, (or a picture premiere. Iron Lung Drive Makes Progress Eugene, Oct. 31 (v-Eugene's "iron lung"' (una, (or the purchase of a mechanical respirator (or treatment o( paralysis cases in which the lungs are affected, reach ed $1326 today with $400 In pledges yet to be collected, officials . in charge of the drive announced. Matv -ml IF YOU HAVEN'T TRIED green n Farr Rechosen Pomona Head Btayton, Ore, Oct. 31 J. O. Farr, of Ankeny Orange, wu re-elacted master at the quarterly meeting o( Pomona Orange here yesterday aft ernoon. The next meeting will be at Turner the third Wedaesday In January with a Orange council to be held at the same place Decem ber t, following the State Orange conference at Fairfield December t. Other Pomona officers elected were J. O. Darby, Union Hill, over seer: Helen Kleihege, Chemawa, lecturer: Roy J. Rice, Roberts, steward; Winnie Tate. Union Hill, assistant steward: Sarah Mauldlng, 8Ilverton Hills, chaplain: Rex Hur ley, Ankeny, treasurer; Anna Had ley, Silverton HUla, secretary; Harry E. Martin, Maeleay, gate keeper: Elsie Tate, Union Hill. lady assistant steward; Reba Ed wards, Roberts, Ceres; Mrs. Roy Rice. Pomona; Mary Murray, 811' verton Hills, Flora; Bam Brawn, Oervals, E. Savage, Che ma we. and Ralph Dent, Ankeny, members of the executive committee. Onjy a portion of the lecturer's hour was open to the public. This was under the direction or Mrs. Kleihege and included a skit, "Cook ing Prunes," directed by Mrs. J. O. Krens. Taking part were Mr. and Mr. Winnie Tate; Mrs. Carrie Townsend, Mrs. Jennie Humphreys and Mrs. Marlon Fischer, au of Union H1H Fourteen of the 16 subordinate Oranges were represented. Harry L. Riches, chairman, and Oscar Loe To Dedicate Library Next Saturday University of Oregon. Eugene. Oc tober 21 Formal dedication of the University of Oregon's new 6460,000 library, regarded as one of the fin est college plant in the entire reported (or the agricultural com mittee. Short talks were given by M. C. Glover, Clackamas county: O H. Bailey, Washington county; Sam Brown, Oervals and Herman La fay of Salem. Fifth degrees were con ferred upon Mrs. Leona Henderson, Ankeny; Mrs. Marion Fischer, Un ion Hilla; Mrs. Carrie Townsend, Union Hills; Mrs. Lettie Barker, Ma eleay and Mrs. Gertrude Anderaon, 8llverton Hills. country, win take pUea Saturday. October 33, with Dr. John Henry Nash, noted printer of San Fran Cisco, as speaker, it waa announced by M. H Douglass, librarian. Rivalling the dedication Itself In Interest will be the appearance ot Dr. Mash at the event, since he will bring with him for display a num ber of volumes, gathered by Dr. Nash from all part of the world. Dr. Nash himself la known as an outstanding authority, not only on the art at printing, but aa a book collector aa wen. . . Others who have been allotted places on the dedication ' program Include Senators Frederick Steiwer and Charles L. McNary. Senator Steiwer graduated from the uni versity In 1906, and the degree of doctor of laws waa conferred on Senator McNary by this Institution at commencement last June. liberty Mr. and Mrs. Frank Houser have a new trailer house which they will live In while at tending Eugene Bible achooi, Ha ni Leach also attends the Eugene Bible school. - GET UP NIGHTS? FLUSH KIDNEYS WITH Juniper oil, buchu leaves, etc. Make this simple test If passage la scanty. Irregular, smarts or bums, have fre quent desire, get up nights or If kid neys are sluggish causing backache. Use Juniper oil, buchu leaves, etc, made Into little green tablets called Bukets to (lush the kidneys, Just as you would use castor oil to flush tne bowels. 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