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Newspaper Page TextThe Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon Thirteen t Zeppelins are not the only gas bags that have crossed the ocean. Wednesday, November 13, 1940 CapitalJJournal CLASSIFIED MWIRTISIMO RATES POT line 1J per line t tiroes Per Mm. time Per line. 1 month ........ JIM Uln JSo time mln 86c fl-tlmt minimum 45c Minimum Per Ad 35 eenu Want Ad mut be In by 1C ejn. day ot publication. For Sale Houses Living room, dining room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, sewing room, full bsmt., fA.msce, garsse OT'O. W. MONEY TO LOAN 1 P. H. BELL. REALTOR '...oo Or-min BldB. Ph. 8131. 272 1 New Homes now under construction. ,'2850 to $4600. You name down pay--jnent: bl. like rent. Buy now and pick Svour colors, light fixtures and hard- Sa-Rni. House. l'A acres. S5 down. H imoSh" RICH 1. REIMANN-167 6 jHlgh. Phone 6638. a74 Ja 3-Bedroom House on nice lot close Trice 1800. Can give some terms. House hBS basement but no furnace. Very Nice 2 Acres, 2 miles from Sa lem with 4-room cottage. Elect, lights, water system, bath & toilet. Very good garden ground with all-year running w-ter S2800. Liberal terms. B M EARLE or VICK BROS. 208 N. High Phone 8678. a273 NEAR STATE SHOPS This 6-rm. house, basem't, elect, not water heater, kitchen recently re modeled, all In fine cond. Garage. Price 2300. Call Coburn Grabenhorat with W. H. Orabcnhorst & Co., Real- LOT 65x287; Only J LOT 50x150: Only M00 LOT 76x145; Only 800 C H. SANDERS 231 N. High B838. 8272 . HOME with Income. Owner leaving Kate. 6-room house, double plumbing. (Total price $1900. Bee Louis BechUil or Mabel Needham, 341 State, Room 4 Upstairs. "272 Modern Hse. close In. Easy payments or might take In small hae. Owner. m,Mu 7rtR4. a274 $2000 Nice living rm., oak floor, fire place, nice kitchen & breakfast rm. 2 bedrms., basement, furnace, gar age and paving. $500 down. 5-rm. plastered house, nice lot. lote of shrubbery trees, close to school and bus. Only $1600. MONEY TO LOAN AT 6 MELVIN JOHNSON. REALTOR 725 Court St. Phone 3723. R272 LARGE 5-Room Modem House $4800 or my equity for $1100. See Owner mm N nth St. e.273 Mod. Falrmount Hill home. Base., gsr. $50 dn $20 mo. 230 K. Wash. a276 $10,UUU niuao r Vu-iu. Falrmount Hill: 7 rooms and nook: fine basement with pbryroom, oil fur nace, two fireplaces, beautifully land scaped yard, double garage. See It to day I SEE Mrs. Ellis with CHILDS & MILLER. REALTORS 9n A,,., Rt. Phone 0261. . a273 Good 7-room house In Dallas, Oregon. Furniture Included, 9 blocks from high noi $2800. Phone .1623. . a273 aiTKn s-w. hjimt.. sar. 1610 Mission ' EIGHT-room residence, 110 W. Lincoln, Falrmount hill. See owner. A. Mat thews jTjfj JVV??ilVj rr For Sale Farms 58 A Under plow, stocked and Equip ped. North $4000; $500 down. Trade for Salem.-O. H. SANDERS 231 N. Wlot. RflaR. b272" ,,,ATr.fl BtlllT. PATJM All bottom land, on Willamette river. Faces on pavement, close In; 6-room . , .m.ii Mh.nl Vnllie mooem iioumj, d,i.b, u.w...". - $6500. Will accept north Salem home as part. SEE Mr. uariieii "". CHILDS & MILLER. REALTORS 344 State St. Phone 8261. A3-7?. For Sal" Acreaqe house, garage, some timber, lights & good well $1300. $ A. 8 ml. east of city on good rosd mile to school $150 per A. MONEY TO LOAN AT 6 MELVIN JOHNSON. REALTOR 725 Court St. Phone 3723. bb272" fpor Sale Miscellaneous Canaries, 635 Belmont. Ph. 8152. C320 One Used Universal Gas Range 1B5 GEVURTS FUttmiutw. DIRECTORY CHIMNEY SWEEP I have the latest vacuum cleaner, 14 years experience In Salem. All work guaranteed. B. F. Enslcy. Ph. 7176. o2l ENGINEER & SURVEYOR J. H. Neef, 605 Guardian Bldg.P.6850. EXCAVATING EXCAVATING of all kinds; basements dug, dirt hauled or moved. Dirt foi sals SEE Ben otlen Sons Ph 8060 o' EXCAVATING of all kinds. Bsaement dug, dirt hauled or moved. Dirt io. sale Salem Sand A Gravel Co 8408 o' FLORIST Brelthaupt's for flowers. Dial 8185. 0 FUNERAL I .RECTORS" Terwllllger Funeral home Pb 6828 o' jvALKKR A HOWEU. Funeral Home FEW N Capitol Bt. mono qo' Magazine Subscriptions Mrs. Paul H. Hauser. Ph. 7828. Q3H' PAPERING PAINTING Expert workmanship Ph. 4325. o283 JERRY JOHNSON Phons 8778. Q278 PLUMBING REPAIRS Plumbing, general repair work Orabet Bros. 164 8 Liberty rn oove TRANSFER & STORAGE For local or distance transfer, storage, burner oil, call 8131 Larmer Trans fer Co Trucks to Portland dally Also agent for Pierce Auto Freight linos. Including California points. " TYPEWRITERS All makes sold rented and repaired Needham's Book Store 466 State 8t o' VACUUM SERVICE Free Inspection In your home Author ised Hoover service We service all makes cleaners. Hogg Bros. Pb 6032 0278' WINDOW CLEANING rtw DEAL WINDOW CLFAMNO CO Vtindow. Floors, Woodwork, t. 8881. 0" Ain't It a Grand and jTmT' For Sale Miscellaneous NATIONAL Cash Register like new 1311 North 4th. c274 10-gal. rm pump & 1000 gal, tank. Also Iron Fireman, burns coal or wood 11 E0 N. Church. c274 TOR SALE: Pedl. Collie Pupa. Alo full Brown females. Ph. 4204. c274 Used Table Model Radio 3.95 GEVURTZ FURNITURE CO. C272 Used G.E. Refrigerator, 7 ft. capacity, $79.60. Good condition. GEVURTZ FURNITURE CO. c272 FINE COCKERS cheap. 1417 N. LIU. C2D2 RIVER slit & fertilizer. P. 8461. c284 Vacuum Cleaners, new & used. Parts A repair, all makes. Vlncc'a. P 6292 c Peat Moss, chicken fert. Del. P. 4477 c232 WALNUT SHELLS 6c sack. $2 ton. Bring sacks M. Klorfeln Packing Plant. 460 N. Front. DIRT. Rock, Fertiliser, 1790 N. Front c273 Auctions AUCTION Sal Thurs. nlt 7:30 p.m. at. v n. Woodrv Auction Mart. 1610 N. Summer, consisting of all kinds of furniture, 3 refrigerators. electric ranges, new linoleum, dining set, beds, springs & mattresses, draperies, new gas range and many other items. nk.. ri in C,(272 Furniture for Sale rr n l..mi.n Velniir T)nV Xr. Chair, reversible cushions, upholster ing in gooa conamon wa.v. OEVURTZ FURNITURE CO. Cd272 Used 2-plece Dav. & Chair, upholster ed In Velour $14.98. OEVURTZ rUKNITUHE UtJ. cqza- One Used Davenport, upholstered In mohair, reversible cushions $19.B0. OEVURTZ FURNITURE CO. cd272' One Used studio Couch with anna and back. Large bedding compart ment 19.!0, For Sale Livestock FOR SALE: 25 Purebred Hampshire ewes. Call or write T. R. Riches, R. 3. jjjjum.i " tn For Sale Wood Wood Wanted: 10-20 Cords, 2 foot old oak, State price delivered 7 miles south of Salem. ee274 r-Tesn wnum., hub .uc, ,... dry wood. Prompt del. Ph. 7148. ec398 Allbniiu,, IUI UMl "'J 0,0 all kinds, reasonaoie. rn. iwh.- e nrv Wood 23EO Broadway. P. 6120. ee294 DRY 16" oak or nr. Ph. 4375 or 41C8 6287" Wood Sawing, Mrs. F A. Wood. P. 8290 ee290 WOOD SAWING. Phone 21S19. ec28C Box Ai Planer Wood for Immediate de llvcrv. Salem Box Co. Ph. 9189. ec1 16" Old Fir (5: knots 85: 4-ft. 2nd 4. ash. maple, limbs. Ph. 9456. ec290' sawnnST. 82.50 unit. Phone 2-1387 ee285 Mill wood. 83.50 per load. Ph. 6852 or 5341 eves. Vard at W. end Court St. ee285 Oreen Old Fir, dry 2nd g. P. 22129 -. ee283 Dry wood. P. 2-2683. Smith & Rubens ee280" mni hiv or it hnir fuel Ph 6832 ee275 Wanted Help GIRL unlncbd. No smoker, expert drlv- er. Trip to uaui.. mw.,, oicnuy juu. State age. wt.. hth. By invalid. Box 18 Oak Grove. Ore. g272 Woman for haework St care 2 children 1157 Hail St. B In Sslrm and DaUns: for appointment t- nr. a.l.M RAA1 Q Qlt In 11 a.m. Thursday. w Need Extra Cash? Grow mushrooms In cellar shed: mall to us. Write Wes tern Mushroom Co.. Dept. C, Portland gaofi Wanted Position WANTED: General farm work. Exper ienced, married, separate house pre ferred. Box 117 Cwpltal Journal. h272 HRitwK.. dav or hx. Ph. 6366. Rm. 4. h275 COLLEGE GRADUATE desires work ih AnUm rnneern. Hours A hard work Inconsequential If an opportunity for advancement. Ph. 8758. h272 Clean. A washing by bour. Ph. 21313 h291 Wonted Miscellaneous Dour I a Fir Piling wanted. Must be on Rock Road. Mccormicit ruing urn rn Phfn iPortlfind) BE 6308 collect 1273 WALNUT A fUbert meats Hlnbo-n prlc. Korfeio. 480 N Pront Journal Want Ads Pay ; STARTS TOCOUGH AND SHUTTER- LOOMS UP AHEAD OF VtoU AMD 6L0RP RRlOtfr FCUINO ?V ' Glorious Feeling? by WHEN VOUR. SA4 GAUGE I AND VOU REALIZE THEBe 1 SHOWS EMPTY PROBfcRIV ICM'T A Pll I IWfi For Rent 4-rm. hse. in Lablsh Gardens, 910. Rt. 7. box 225E. J274 3-Rm. furn. hse. Gar., mi. S.E. Kel zer school. Rt. 2, Box 480. J274 4-Bm. flat, newly decorated, water & garage furnished, 1260 Center, Thurs. Other times phone 3917. J274 4-rm. furn. Apt., heat, frig., 359 N. Liberty. Ph. 7124. piano, HOUSES $16 - 1B - (35 - 45 Oil heat. C. H. SANDERS, 231 N. High. 6838 J273 1411 STATE 3-rm . Apt. Heat, lights, water, private bath. J 6-ROOM house (20 per month. Nice and clean. Louis Bechtel or Mabel Needham, 341 State St. Room 4 up stairs J272 $15 l Acre. 4 rooms. $36 8 room Apt. OH heat $35 7-rm, new home. Oil heat. $35 6-room new. Englewood Diet. H. P. GRANT. 529 Court. P. 6744. J273 MODERN 4-ROOM HSE. 1 bed room. Adults only. 1380 N. 6th. Ph. 31289. J273 Newly furn. room, prlv. shower, pleas ant surroundings. Ph. 4262; 656 Union. 3273 Two sleeping rooms, plenty of hot wa ter & heat. Phone 8589. J278 3 R. fur., L. W. Heat. Ph. 9319. j275 NICE furnished apt. 570 Union. J276 5 R. flat, adu. Gar. $17. Hollywood Dist. 1005 N. 22nd St. j272 TWO 2-rm, furn. apts. Light, water Sl wood fur. $15 & $13. Ph. 4333. J272 NEW 3 rm. apt. Ref auto, heat, new fur. Ph. 7038. H. B. Koeller. J274 1-rm furn. apt., gar. 1130 Oak. J273' OWN YOUR OWN HOME Pay like rent. New 4-rm. modern, full attic, garage, bus. Phone 1929. J275' 3-RM. furn. apt. Well heated, prlv. bath, frig., phone. Adults. 720 N. Commercial. J278 COZY, well fur. base, apt. Room for 2. Everything furn. No children or dogs. 1582 Court. J273 3-R. furn. apt. well heated; Bendlx washer, adults 476 N. Capitol. . J273 Modern house. Inquire 1009 N. 6th. J273" 6-RM.. 3 bedrms. Ph. 4954. J272 2-Rm. furn. apart. 841 N. Liberty. J291 Mod. cabins (4 up. 2860 S. Coml. J292 Houses & Apts. 735 N. Com'l. J289 3-rm. furn. apt., steam heat, elect. range, Frigldalre, 655 N. Liberty. 3-rm. apt. Furn. Steam heat, Frig. 2380 Fairgrounds Rd. Ph. 7532. J HOTEL SALEM, low monthly rates. J HOUSES. Mel vln Johnson. Ph 8723 HOTEL MARION, special weekly and monthly rates to permanent guests Marlon Coffee Shop. Delicious meals at low prices. 1 CHOICE APT now available at the modem Fisher Apt. 8a Coml at Oak. Phone 7057 1 Room and Board Heated rms. close to State Bldgs. Very reas. rate, 1227 Court St. Ph. 21780. JJ274 HEATED room & board. 188 N. 12th. JJ275 Health Home for elderly or ailing. Convenient, pleasant, steam heat S93 S. Commercial. JJ295 Board-Room, gar. 1144 Center. JJ283' Lost and Found Lost: Bifocal glasses. Rewd. P. 6744 k274 LOST: Billfold cont. papers & curr. Keep money as reward. P. 6744. k274 LOST: Rimless glasses Nov. 11 near Crystal oaraens. finder please man to Merle Lash, WUlamlna, Ore. Re ward. k274 LOST: BILLFOLD cont. cash, check, S.9. card. J. E. Robblna, Schoen's Bakery. Reward. k273 LOST: BUKold with Important papers and currency. Reward. Ph. 8970. k273 Personal READINGS evenings, 2361 SUte St. 1274 Mrs. Martin, psychologist, dependable advice. 835 Shipping. Ph. 4980. 1273' Palmist. P. 4263. H. Barton. 1446 B St 1293 Miscellaneous Dental Plate Repair TWO HOUR SERVICE IN MOST CASES Bring or Man Your P lutes for Repai) DR HARRY 6EMLER, DENTlfil Adolpb Bldg.. State & Commercial Phone 8811 m' USED Vacuum Cleaners sold and re paired Any make 260 Stat Bt Phone 8022 mi Real Estate Belcrcst, less than cost. Ph. B358. n2t)4 V.M HAI.lt LOTS OWNED BT CITT 8126 to 18(10 9et Anv Real Estate Man ot call 8832 n,. , ... , "Vn H.l. llatln.. it fairly prloed HAWKINS ROBERTS INO. Realtors, uuaraian bios. Miss Clare Briggs' Financial Loans LOANS A popular loan service with all fam ilies and Individuals In need of $50, $100, $200, or more. You pick your own terms. I Monthly payments In Cash I eluding all charges to you 8 mo. 12 mo. 20 mo. $50.00 $ 7.12 $ 6.02 $ 3.36 100.00 14.26 10.05 6.72 200.00 28.49 20.09 13.44 300.00 43.74 80.14 20.16 Other amounts In proportion. Your Inquiry does not obligate you in any way. Confidential, as ir lends, relatives or employers are not notified. Phone, Write or Come In. CALKINS FINANCE CO. "Salem's Personal Loan Center" Rm. 201, 2nd fl. First National Bank Salem, Oregon Phone 4446 State Lie. Nos. M-278 & 6-228. r287s Real Estate 6-RM, house, Walnut park district, 1 year old, bargain $3800; easy terms, 4-B.R, house, basement, furnace, only $1960. Terms $100 dn., bal. $25 per month, fi bitts. from State Office bldgs, Second Hand store located In Sheri dan, Ore,, doing nice business, only $700. We have buyers for homes and acre ages, give us your listings, " Money to Loan at 5; any amount N. J. LINDGREN or E. M. LARSEN 175 S. High St. Phone 8890. n273 Real Estate Wanted I HAVE BUYERS FOR SMALL ACRE AGES & HOMES LOCATED NORTH. IF YOU REALLY WANT TO SELL SEE THE MAN WHO SELLS THEM I MYRTON MOORE REAL ESTATE 180 N. Commercial St. Suite 17. na272' Exchange Real Estate 83V& A. FARM SPECIAL Good soil Sc building, well fenced and cross-fenced, for $100 per A. Good terms or trade for Service Sta. or Camp Ground on coast, or house in Salem. See my agents Louis Bechtel or Maoei neeanara, ai mate, Km. , nn272 SALE or Exchange for Portland, 6 rms., oil beat, double plumbing. Phone 3549. nn272 Automobiles 37 Lincoln Zephyr, owner. Fine con dition, low mue., cneap. r. 7033. qarr '34 Ford Cne. $175: 2110 Hazel Ave. q277 Financial Loans WANTED: Small loan on good coun try home. Box 116. Capital Journal r272 $20.00 to $1,000.00 on your car Consumers Credit Co. Grler Bros.. Agents 127 New Bllgh Bldg - Phons 92B1 Money Immediately M-232 . r FOR SALE: Good sound first fans mortgages and bonds SEE B O ZIE UNSK1 with Hawkins & Roberts Ino Phone 4108 or 0745 r WANTED to Buy for C&fih. lit A 2nd mortgages real estate contracts and merchandise discount paper STATE FINANCE CO. 344 State St. Salem Oregon FHA LOANS 4'A Also private loans Abrams A Ellis Inc Masonic Blda r LOANS rOR ALL TYPES OP LOANS 6 El STATE FINANCE CO. 844 State St, Phone OS"! s-318 M-saa r We loan on farm, residential ft oust Dess property Will buy mortRaeea contract.. HAWKINS ROBERTS INO Realtors Guardian Bids t QUICK CASH LOANS All Plane GENERAL PTNANCB CORPORATION License No. S-13B 188 8 Commerelel Bt Private Money ADTO and TRDfTK LOANS Contracts refinanced to reduce psy. menu Money for new or used cars No delay or red tape You MM nun possession or tne vemcie 1 TO 20 MONTHS TO PAY Roy H. Simmons 188 South Commercial Street Phone 8188 Lie No M-153 AUTO LOANS WillnmpttP CrPflit Co. 8th FLOOR OUARIMAN BDILD1NO License rn rn'lattltgtt B'umes Onoortuniti'" IV vrwi WAKT Tfl RFT.1. YOUR RUB INF.W SEE THE MAN THAT SELLS THEM 1 MYRTON MOORE HEAL ESTATE 180 N. commercial Bt. buim "' Automobiles EARLY WINTER BARGAINS!! 1940 FORD DeLuxe Fordor Sedan $765 1939 FORD Tudor DeLuxe. $615 1937 FORD Fordor Sedan Radio $395 1934 PLYMOUTH Coupe New rubber $210 1937 FORD Pickup $365 1936 DODGE Pickup $275 Valley Motor Co. CENTER STREET STORE "OVER 33 YEARS OP FRIENDLY SERVICE" 1940 PACKARD 6-cyl. Sedan Very low mileage, spotless inside & out . . . See this car before you buy any other it is absolutely the Best Value in Town ! . State Motors, Inc. Hudson-Packard Dealers Our New Location 340 N. High q372' Business Opportunities ATTENTION MR. INVESTORI Mod. super-service station, right In line of city growth, major oil com A Real Buy I Price $9000. Call Coburn oraoennorsr, wiin w. n, umuouuwov ft Co.. Realtors. Ph. 6488. U373' Richfield Serv. Sta. Inv. & Assets, cash only. Ordered to duty, U. S. Army. 1191 Edgewater. Transportation Driving to L. A. Nov. 16. Take 2 ahare nra. Ph. 3761 between 8 ft 7. x274 Legal NOTICE TO CREDITORS Nonr IS HEREBY GIVEN That the undersigned have been rinlv nnnnlnterl bv the County Court of Marlon County, State ol Ore gon, administrator and adminis tratrix of the estate of P. M. Wood ward, deceased, and have qualified All persons having claims against the estate of said deceased are hereby required to present them, duly verified, within six (6) months from the date of the first publica tion of this notice to the under signed administrator and adminis tratrix at the office of the Butte Light and Power Company at Scott s Mills In Marlon county, mate oi Oregon, , Dated and first mibltshed this 30th day of October, 1940. A. w. woodward ana LUCILE P. CURRY, Administrator and Administratrix. MARKS & McMAHAN Albany. Oregon Attorneys for Administrator and Administratrix. Oct. SO. Nov. 67 1J, 30, n Invasion Ports Bombed by Brifi London, Nov. 13 W British bombers were reported to have hurl ed a surprise daylight attack at Germany's "Invasion ports" on the French coast today at the same time that long-range English ea coast guns were pumping shells across the channel. The artillery bombardment con tinued throughout the day. There was no indication that Ger man guns mounted on the opposite shore were replying but there were almost continuous air battles over head, along the length of the south cast coast. Hundreds of planes twisted and rolled in dogfights. Most of the attacking German planes, authorities said, dropped tlielr bombs into the sea Just off shore. There were no report of casualties or serious damage. Communist Comes Back in Handcuffs San Francisco, Nov. 13 (Pi Sam uel Adams Darcy, 38, who was com munist candidate for governor of California In 1834, was returned to this state in handcuffs Tuesday from Philadelphia. He Is under Indict ment by the county grand Jury here on a charge of falsified records in registering for the 1934 election Bond was set at 110.000 or 85000 cash. Reckiem Driving Trial Awaited Roaehure. Ore.. Nov. 13 (UPJ Wil liam J. Borcher, of North Bend, today awaited trial on a charge of reckless driving alter entering a plea of Innocent at his arraignment before Judge E. R. Sklpworth. The charge developed out of the death nr a child In traffic accident on the Draln-Reedsport highway last summer. Automobiles Portland Airport $2 Million Project Portland, Nov. 13 U.R MaJ. Frank D. Gore, army air corps general staff official, said last night the Port land-Columbia airport would be increased from a 81,304,460 to a $3,000,000 project MaJ, Gore said also that canton' ments for housing the air station's 2900 officers and enlisted men would be built on a 60-acre tract adjoin ing the flying field. The army officer arrived by plane and carried on a two-hour confer ence with Mayor Joseph K. Carson and officials of the port of Port land, He said the two long diagonal runways, now 160 feet wide, on the field, would be widened to 500 feet to accommodate formations of army planes. He said a control tower. a split-beam beacon and floodlights would be installed In the opera tions area at federal expense. MaJ, Gore's plans will be for warded to Washington, T. C for final approval. Coast Defense Conference Today Ban Francisco, Nov. 18 (IP) The Canada-United States defense com mission confers with army and navy officers at the San Francisco Pre sidio today on the problem of de. fending the Pacific coast of North America, Mayor F. H. La Guardla of New York City and seven other members of the Joint commission arrived here last night by plane. Joining four other commissioners who came Sun day and have been inspecting de fense installations in the bay region, After a general survey of the west coast defense problem, with partic ular attention to situations which may develop because of Japan's al liance with Germany and Italy, the commission will proceed to the state of Washington and British Colum bia to look over the defense set-up in that region. $20,000.50 Check Found Worthless Portland, Nov. 13 VP) The endors ed check for $20,000.50 which R. A, Morden of Portland found on North east Gllsan street but did not take seriously, turned out today to be worth exactly what Mr. Morden thought it was worth, nothing. Jack Engcl, 11, payee and endor ser of the check, which was on a Los Angeles bank, turned up yeater day and explained. The class at the parochial school he attends learned about checks and practiced with some blank ones. He decided to go into big money as long as it was only practice, so made out one for 820.000.50 to himself and en dorsed it. He didn't realise he had lost it until he saw the stories about Mr. Morden's discovery in the papers. Willkie-McNary Club Spent $1913 The Willkle-McNary Oregon Vet erans club spent $1913 In behalf of the republican presidential and vice presidential candidates during the general election campaign, the club's expense statement showed today, Other statements filed today in cluded: State Rep. W. H Miller, Grants Pass democrat, defeated can didate for state senator from Jose phine county, 31.90, and R. C. Fria ble, Baker republican, elected state representative from Baker county, SD5.69. Air Corps Wants More Port Money Portland, Nov. 13 (Pi An Inorcase in appropriation for army air corps pursuit base at the Port land -Co- lumbla airport from IU04.480 to $2,000,000 will be asked by the air corps, Major Prank D. Oore said yesterday. Major Gore, of the office of the chief of tho air corps, said the Increase would provide for pur chsso of 80 acres of adjacent land as a cantonment site and the widen ing of 150-foot wide diagonal run ways to 600 feet, Manv new factorle ara being established In Chile Fight With Looms Over Salmon Washington, Nov. 13 (IP) Anthony J. Dimonrl. from Alaska, says Japan's abrogation of the 1911 fur seal convention has opened the door to more salmon fishing dis putes in the Pacific. A Tokyo news - dispatch on October 23 said Japan, no longer would adhere to its 30-year-old treaty with the United States, Great Britain and Russia to protect fur seals. They propagate on American-owned Pribllof Islands in the Bering sea and wander far into: the south Pacific in winter. Announcement that the Japan ese government has decided to abro gate the convention,'' Dlmond said, means it intends also to throw overboard the infinitely more im portant gentlemen's agreement with us to regulate the Pacif io coast sal mon catch. If it Is going to slaugh ter seals it is going to raid com mercial fish runs as well. And, our fishermen will go out and fight them off boat by boat." Dimond recalled that in 1938 the state department narrowly headed off fishing boat battles by inducing the Japanese to withdraw when a coast guard patrol found them trapping salmon with nets strung from top to bottom four miles wide across American fish trails In the Bering sea. 'Our fishermen were about to throw them out," he said, "and the coast guard could have stopped them under international law. But, the state department wanted to soft pedal the incident Finally, Japan agreed to retire after first assert ing its nationals had a right there and officially questioning American interference." Salmon fishing Is Alaska's biggest industry. It produces $40,000,000 to $50,000,000 of annual revenue and employs between 16,000 and 30,000 men. "If we have to give up this indus try or fight our men will fight," Dimond said. Defense Contracts Awarded Oregon Washington, Nov. 13 (P) Defense contracts awarded to Oregon com panies or to out-of-state companies for work in Oregon between Octo ber 16 and October 31, were worth $993,070, the defense advisory com mission said today. They included: $188,260 to Thomas Kay Woolen Mills Co., Salem, wool blankets; $369,010 to MacDonald Building Co., Tacoma, Wash., for housing, sanitary sewerage, water and electric distribution systems at Fort Stevens, Ore.; $99,229 for inv provements at the Medford muni- cipal airport. The latter Is a WPA authorisation and no contract award was announced. In addition the army announced award of a $6800 contract to Frank 0. Ralph, Portland, for temporary barracks at Vancouver, Wash., and the federal security agency a $50,- 000 allocation to Oregon for defense training purposes. Rossman Warns Aga inst Leaning Tillamook, Ore., Nov. 13 (IP) As sociate Justice George Rossman of the state supreme court warned last night against individuals leaning on the federal government rather than aceptlng responsibilities granted him in the bill of rights. "We should keep alive the belief that the individual, with his capac ity for growth and development, Is the most precious thing in America," he told the Tillamook branch of the American Association of University Women. ACROSS it. Appropriate L AnhnKl blllttf for song to thft tO. Squeexs rr.r'-oont 11. Malign Tarltnt 12. First t Nti:lt 1'iecai mtirdartr 15. Prftyrr: IS, 8ummrtnd In trhattt ft pvibllo 14. ftcttd placj It. Wooden SR. Cower .fimmtr 38. Imitate 16. Nttrrau 39. Hearing 17. That thing 40, Femlnln II. Kind of nam mineral 41. fllumlnanl 50. Metric land 41. Corrode measure 41. Ohitlnat 51. Cantral portion 44. Ahead of an ear 46. Variety of of corn appla St. Rarljr; poeilo 41. New Kngland 24. Infatuation atate: abbr. 16. Southern 4t. Harm conatellatlon 61. Shirker !(. ftlrd: IjUIn (I. Seasoning H. Preca-llng for use nght 14. Muscular rr Mjt Mr t i (tfaz t m n I" 1 I i if ii y Vty.' Si 37 -Ml hH Ittr Japanese Liner Bremen Sunk in Strait San Francisco, Nov. 13 (U.R) The German liner Bremen, queen of the reich's merchant marine, which dashed to freedom from New York at tne outbreak of the war, Is on the bottom of the Kattegat, four miles off the coast of northern Denmark, today. The editors of the Danish-Nor wegian newspaper Blen reported re ceipt of a telegram stating the Bremen apparently was sunk by a British torpedo. A letter to a member of the Scan dinavian colony written by relatives in Denmark, added details. The let ter said excursion trips to the ship are available to the public for the equivalent of 36 cents, and that hundreds ride out to see the super structure piercing up from the sea. The letter added that swimming had been abandoned In the Oresund between Denmark and Sweden, at the lower end of the Kattegat, be cause "hundreds of bodies are float ing In the sound." Tills tended to lend credence to reports that the Bremen had been sunk with 15,000 troops aboard. Alaskan Marvels at Hats, Wash Machines Portland, Nov. IS (IP) George W. Elder bought a hat and marvelled at washing machines today. The 68-year old McCarthy, Alaska, resident, making his first trip out in 42 years, said it was the first hat he had owned since going north. But he was more impressed by the washing machines than anything else. "They're awfully new-fangled," Elder said, adding that in his home the wash tub "on Saturday night automatically becomes a bath tub." He is en route to visit a brother and sister at Cairo, 111. Hungary Continues. With Axis Powers ; ) Budapest, Hungary, Nov. 13 (U.R) Hungary continues "side , by side with Germany and Italy" In mat ters of foreign policy and thus will keep out of war, Foreign Minister Count Stephen Csaky told parlia ment today during a budgetary de bate, Csaky said that Hungary's policy would "redound to the Interest of powers which aim to localize war." "Hungary will preserve and value German and Italian friendship, which does not mean that we will relinquish national independence or national consciousness," he said. "Our duty is to avoid all action of domestlo policy which would dis turb the order of the country in these fateful times." LODGES A Pacific Lodge No. 50, A.F. Sc A. VuNfM., FO. degree Wed, Nov. 13, 7:30 p.m. W. A. Mcrrlott, VIM. tf Sll lNlEWlsn&LAREDl II RON I CUR A V I IN E l aTrJT n eUa d oMT s a ndo e n 1 z e nds t & i bps e r i nba m i E A RSMftNBBg AN s n a ppvr srIa s s y & R A NIG E LiS H I INIE S L A d vHm apHkIi We A D O0T I T I HCjA ft S 1H? 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