Wednesday, August 12, 1942
The Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon
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For Sale Houses
OR RENT: 2i acres 1 mi. S. on
I Hlway. 6-r. house, wired for range;
water heater, gas available; fruit,
nuts, berries, pasture. Phone 2-2923.
alOl
GOOD 7-rm. hse., lBe. lot, full base
ment. Hollywood dlst. Will trade for
smaller hse. Phone 3671. a!93
.tfinn nowN
Late modern 5 r. home with attic,
full cement basement, automatic gas
furnace, oak firs., fireplace, garage.
Cor. lot. Price $4600 bal, $37 per
mo., PHA terms.
W. H. Grabenhorst & Co., Realtors
134 S. Liberty Ph. 4131. a!91
LOOK $2150
Good 3 r. home, plastered, oak firs.,'
fine east front lot on pavement, near
Leslie school. $700 cash, bal. terms.
W. H. Grabenhorst & Co., Realtors
134 S. Liberty Ph. 4131. al91
990 N. 5th St.
$4200 Good 3 bedr. home on cor,
lot, paved sts. 2 car garage. $500
down. bal. $40 per mo. IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION.
W. H. Grabenhorst & Co., Realtors
134 S. Liberty Ph. 4131. aim1
I CLOSE-IN HOME.
' a i nnlv nnp hlnrlc from Stale
house grounds, large cor. A GOOD
INVESTMENT FOR $5000 cash.
W. H. Grabenhorst & Co., Realtors
134 s. Liberty fa. aiai
DEAR PROSPECTIVE BUYER.
When you think of getting out of
the habit of paying rent & buy
ing a home, think of Louis Bechtcl
& Mrs. Needham, 341 State, Room
4. We have choice one acre with
modern suburban bungalow, 5 r.,
elec. lights & water system Sc bath.
Barh. Not far . out. Owner is going
In service of our country, must sell
quick at a loss, Price $3150, terms.
Shown by appointment. al91
$31505 rm. bungalow, hardwood
firs, in living Sc dining rms., base
ment, furnace, fireplace, nice shrub
bery. $300 down.
$3250 $300 down Sc $25 per mo. on
bal. 5 rms., basement, furnace, beau
tiful lot Sc shrubbery, close to bus
and school.
Money to Loan at 5
MELVIN JOHNSON," REALTOR
725 Court St. Phone 3723. J al91
New, mod. 5-rm. hse. Hdw. firs.,
fireplace, gar., Venetian blinds, cor
I lot; $3350.' 2295 N. 4th St. al92
FOR SALE CHEAP; 3-rm. house.
70 Abrams Ave. al92
ATTENTION BUYERS
$2600 $500 down; 5 rooms, base
ment, furnace, Idy. trays. Well lo
cated to bus and schools.
C. H. Sanders, 231 N. High. 5838.
al91"
TWO-room modern cottage, 1850
North Water. You can't go wrong
at $1500 with terms to suit your
pocketbook. Abrams Sc Ellis, Inc,
Masonic Bldg. al91
1520 Norway: Fine 5 rm. bunga
low, bsmt., furn., fireplace. Hwd,
floors. Immediate possession. See
Mr. Goodwin with HAWKINS B
ROBERTS, INC., Realtors. al92
ACRE homesite with 3 room mod
em cottage with terms like rent.
$::00 full price. Abrams Sc Ellis,
Inc., Masonic Bldg. al91
1640 Norway: 5 rms., hwd. floors,
bsmt., furn., fireplace. Price re
duced to $4500. See Mr. Goodwin
With HAWKINS Sc ROBERTS, INC.,
Realtors. . al92
O Directory
BATTERIES
WILLARD batteries, all types. R. D.
Woodrow, 349 N. Church. P. 9600. o
BUILDING MATERIAL
SAND, Gravel, Crushed Rock, Pav
ing. Salem Supply Co. Ph. 8561. o
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Furnace Sc Chimney. Vacuum, steel
brushes. B. F. Ensley, Ph. 7176. 0214
' EXCAVATING
Excavating, all kinds: basm'ts. dug,
dirt hauled or moved. Dirt for sale.
SEE Ben Otjen is Sons. Ph. 3060. o
FLORIST
Brelthaupt's for flowers. Dial 9195. o
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
TerwlUiger Funeral Home. P. 6928 o
WALKER Si HOWELL Funeral
Home, 545 N. Capitol St. Ph 3673. o
PAINTS AND LACQUERS
Complete line Nason paints. Liberal
. terms. R. D. Woodrow. 394 N. Churcn.
PAPERING-PAINTING
PAPERING PHONE 7250.
0196
Expert Workmanship Phone 4325. 0'
Public Stenographer
Phone 6980. If no answer Ph. 8939.
. 0199
TRANSFER & STORAGE
Local or distance transfer storage.
Burner oils, briquets. Trucks to
Portland dally. Agent Pierce Autu
Freight, including California point
Larmer Transfer Si storage P. 3131. o
WELL DRILLING
C. J PUGH 2125 Myrtle P 9336. 0195
WINDOW CLEANING
PROFESSIONAL CLEANING SER
VICE. PHONE 4457. o"
Journal Want Ads Pay
For Sale Houses
Large furnished residence with creek
frontage. This is income property
and can be bought like rent. Ab
rams Si Ellis, Inc., Masonic Bldg.
al91
T3A,!firt1. K mi inm full hR6.
plumbing, fireplace, Venetian blinds.
also ouiDuucung n rms., iuu
Si plumbing on 214 lots. Hlway 101,
overlooking ocean at Yachals, Ore.
Tn!t some trade. Ph. 6141, 1315
S. HieW St.. Salem. a2l4
VIEW home, modern 5 rooms. 3
minutes from heart of city. Phone
21653. 193
Strictly modern 2 bedroom home.
Address Lock Box 121, Salem, Ore.
al92
MM$MM'M33iiitrrrr frir
For Sale Farms
BE INDEPENDENT BUY RANCH
$3000 will buy this 50 acre place,
good soil", most all in cultivation.
3 good springs. 5 R. house, good
barn. Poultry Sc hog house, 12V.!
miles out. A snap, or will trade for
house in Salem.
355-Acre dairy Sc stock ranclf. One
i 6-room house & one 4-room hse.
Barn, 18 stanchions; spring &
running water, timber Si pasture.
About 17 miles out Sc a snap for
$7987 'I down.
JAS. D. SEARS, REALTOR
507 Center Ph. 9442. bl91
For Sale Acreage
5 A. good red soil. 4-room house,
elec, close Salem. Only $1250 cash.
C. H. Sanders, 231 N. High. 5838.
bbl92
For Sale: Just outside city limits,
1 A. of ground with fireplace, all
city conveniences; big chicken hse.,
dbl. garage. Priced at. $3000 terms.
See Mr. Larsen with HAWKINS t
Roberts. INC.. Realtors. bbl92
WHTT.Til THRV T.AST! '. .
4 57 Acres, east, good soil, good
road, elect., close to school. Price
$900 $100 down, $10 mo. Buy now,
never be priced less.
C. H. Sanders, 231 N. High. 5838.
bbl91'
A. north 4 rooms, unfin. attic,
small fair barn, chick, house.
400 cap. Price $1000 Vi cash.
22 A., all cultiv., creek, elect., older
house Si barn, close Salem. Only
$2650 $500 down.
C. H. Sanders, 231 N. High. 5838.
. bbl91'
2 Acres. 4 ml. on Silverton hlway.
Unfinished 5 rm. hse., wash house,
barn, hen house. $1000. $100 down
$15 per mo. Ph. 4888, Munkers.
bbl91
Real Estate
We invite your "For Sale" listings
if fairly priced. HAWKINS Si
ROBERTS, INC., Realtors, Guard
ian Bldg. -e'
Wanted Real Estate
WANTED: The best 4 or 5 room
house that $3600 will buy. Have cash
client.
Jas. D. Sears, 507 Center. Ph. 9442.
cal91
If vou want to sell or rent, list your
place with J. D. Sears, 507 Center.
Ph, 9442. Have Duyers wamng now.
calOl
LIST your real property with
ABRAMS Sc ELLIS, INOV( Masonic
Bldg. Jj . caan-
Wanted: Best buy In a 5-room house
for cash.- Phone 5838. caiai"
Exchange Real Estate
EXCHANGE for modern 3-bdrm,
house, Salem, modern 3-bdrm. house
with 2. 4 or 8 acres, nortneasc. now.
floors, fireplace, wood furnace, Ve
netian ' Winds, large snaoe trees,
.fruit, nuts, berries, shrubs, auto.
water system, barn and poultry
houses. Tel. 22756. cbl96
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Business Opportunities
RESTAURANT FOR SALE
Good location in Salem on 99E
highway, all equipped, apartment m
connection. Price $2450 $1450 cash
to handle.
W. H. Grabenhorst Sc Co., Realtors
134- S. Liberty Ph. 4131. cdiai
"Wimpy's Corner" restaurant. 518
Church St., Dallas, Ore. Good bus
iness. Terms. Cantonment area.
' cdl91
APT, House, close In, five apts. In
come $80 per mo $3000 will han
dle. 1870 Chehieketa. cd206'
Restaurant Sc fountain. Doing very
good business. Fully equipped. An
iacent to cantonment, town of 3900
sawmill and fruit center. Ill health
reason for selling. Dallas, Ore., 424
Main St. cdlOl
FOR SALE: Attractive heme Sc In.
come, close In. Box 89 Capital Jour
nal. cd205
For Sale: Auto camp with store and
service station. 8 modern cabins. Ac
tive community near Hermlston.
Cash deal proterred. Write Mrs.
Frank Lelcht, Irrlgon. Ore. cdl94
Furniture For Sale
Used furniture, heating stove, new
saddle. 433 N. High. - dl9l
1 OAK din. rm, set; 1 oak corner
wardrobe, also many other articles,
Moving from town, Mrs. J. M, Jen
son, Silverton. dl92'
Wanted Furniture
WANTED: Wood Range. Ph. 5511.
dal91
For Sale Livestock
ATTENTION 1 1
Will remove dead Sc worthless stock
In a moment's notice! SALEM
FERTILIZER Ss BY-PRODUCTS.
Ph. 5000 Collect. (No other phone), e
For Sale Wood
WOOD for sale. Ph. 4108.
SAVE by getting your winter's wood
NOW I Ph. 9560 or 21448. eel
Wanted Help
Wanted: Experienced , dairyman,
married or single. References. Good
wages. Ph. 6224, Monmouth, Ore.
gl93
Uphlstrs., refr., svemn. H, L. Stiff.
gl91
ARE YOU OVER 45?
Have you been turned down because
of your age? Do you want a posi
tion where age Is an asset not a
handicap? Write E. E. Ruhnke, 4512
Hollls St., Oakland. Calif. gl91
Wanted: Cook. Spotted Pig Cafe,
Woodburh on Hiway, gl92
Experienced waitress, bus boy, ex
perienced fountain girl. Apply the
Blue Bird, 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. gl92
Laborers and truckdrlvers needed
on State highway paving crews.
Seaside, Newport; Forest Grove,
Troutdale, Prineville. Apply .at
Room 512, State Off. Bldg., Salem.
gl92
NOTICE TO HOP PICKERS
,We will begin picking hops Friday,
August 14. 100 acres early hops.
Yard located 12 miles north of
Salem, Just off the Salem-Newberg
highway. Mission Bottom Hop Co.
Bill Stutesman, Tel. 2-2347. gl95
IV A MTBTl Umi rt 17 in urni-lr Iw
Hardware ana auto supply siore.
Phone 7057. gl92
Hop Pickers Wanted Early Sc late
hops, starting Aug. IB. Good pick
ing, $2.50 per 100. Camp cabins, elec.
stoves, wood, straw, etc. Inq. about
transportation. Ph, 22766. Orey Hop
Ranch, Rt. 2, Bx. 197. gl95
GIRL or woman for gen. housework
& care of .children.. Good wages to
right party. Phone 8270. gl94
HOP PICKERS WANTED
Picking starts Aug. 20th, lasts about
30 days. Pay 210c per pound. Good
crop, best picking job in valley.
Good camp, 550 cabins with lights
and stoves, store, dance hall and res
taurant. Known as Wigrich Ranch.
Write Golden Gate Hop Ranch, In
dependence, Ore., or Phone 3616,
Salem. g213'
HOP PICKERS WANTED
Save rubber and be on the job. Cab
ins with stove, wood, lights, tables
& benches furnished at no cost. No
better hops in the valley, $2.50 per
hundred. You can make big money.
Come, see, Picking starts about Aug.
18th. Will also furnish transporta
tion from Salem. 100 acres late hops
just over the fence. Guarantee long
picking. C. C. Russell, Rt. 2, Box 206.
Salem. Phone 22768. - gl93
Woman for housework In refined
ho.je, 2 in family. Good wages. Inq.
Mitzi Grey Beauty Shop. - gl92
EXP. variety girl. Box 239, Capital
Journal. gl92
HOP PICKERS WANTED
250 Acres choice river bottom hops
4 miles SW of Salem. 3 weeks of fine
picking. Store, restaurant, butcher
shop on grounds. Good camp ground.
Fine cabins, or free transportation
to and from yard. Register at our
office, 147 North Commercial St., or
write John J. Roberts Si Co., Salem,
Oregon. Phone 8623. g
WANTED HOP PICKERS
125 A. early Sc late hops. Picking
about Aug. 18. $2.50 per hundred
lbs. Cabins, wood furnished free, or
call 2-2449 for transportation infor
mation. V. a. Kelley. g200
HOP PICKERS WANTED
400 acres of early and late hops
grown on river bottom land. Large
crop, long season .and paying $2.50
per 100 pounds. Free camping ac
commodations. Groceries, meats and
restaurant at city prices. Strict su
pervision day and night. We wel
come return of our old pickers and
500 new ones. Register Immediately
and reserve cabins or tents. Loca
tion 2 miles north of. Independence
Call or phone 27F2, Independence
C. A. McLaughlin Hop Ranch, In
dependence, Ore. Harold Gwln,
Superintendent, g1
WOODCUTTER with dragsaw to
cut 50 to 100 cds. wood. Trees felled
trimmed. Close in. Ph. 22716. gl91
HOP PICKERS Wanted Brown Is
land Hop Co. Ph, 7956. Early and
late hops; prevailing prices; long
job; good accommodations, i'.i ml,
S, W. of Salem on Willamette River.
g-
Hop Pickers wanted at Viesko hop
yard, 10 miles north of Salem, near
Wheatland Ferry Good hops, $2.50
per hundred lbs. Start Augrl7, 30
day picking. Good camp grounds
John Bushman. gl38
ATTENTION HOP PICKERS I
$2.50 per 100 lbs Register now for
picking our early and late cluster
hops. Season commences about Aug
ust 25. One of the best and largest
yards in the St Paul section. Best
of accommodations such as: Cab'
ins, tents, electricity beautiful camp
site with store on grounds, city prlc
es. To register write Williams As
Hart, Salem, Puitoffice Box 133,
or Phone 3712, or 22681. g207
Hop Pickers wanted, early Sc late
hops. Cabins, stoves, wood, straw for
beds furn. Allen G. Hall, foreman Si
yard boss. Register now. Collins Si
Collins, Inc., Independence, Ore.
g203
Now registering Hop Pickers (or
early Sc late hups. Williams Ss
Thacker. Cabins. Good crop. Phone
21331. 4 miles west of Salem. g
Wanted Positions
Man wants bkpg. Sc clerical work.
eves, Ref. Bx. 242, Capital Journal
hl92
Woman to care for children in my
home. Permanent position. Phone
3843 after 6 p.m. h!92
Wish care of children by day or
week. 30 Tess avenue. hl92
For Rent
FOR RENT
4 -Room house on 18th St. for $20,
P H BELL
213 Guardian Bldg. J191
Pleasant rm., garage. Gent. Ph. 7258
J216
Furn, room, 1161 Chemeketa. J196
Automobiles
WANTED !
Fifty (50)
LATE MODEL CARS AT ONCEI
TOP CASH PRICES PAID
"C" SHROCK
CHURCH Sc CHEM. PHV 7922 q
For Rent
Clean, furn. apt., close in. Lgts.,-hot
Sc cold wat, Inc. $16. Ph. 4370.
jl03
MODERN HOME FOR RENT
6 r. colonial home, excellent loca
tion, sawdust furnace, fireplace, oak
firs. $50 per month. Adults only.
W. H, Grabenhorst Sc Co., Realtors
134 S. Liberty Ph. 4131. j!91
Will Rent Home for duration to re
sponsible party who appreciates a
real home. 110 Academy St. J193
Fur. hskpg. rm. CI., bus. 1431 N. Cott.
J196
2-Rm. Apt., 1st fir. Partly furn.
Lgts.. water; $9. 967 S. Com'l. J193
$13 2 rm. furnished apt. Lighls.
hot water. 1397 N. Commercial. J192
CLEAN, furn. cabin Sc gar. $8. 1647
Waller, evenings. j 192
New 4-rm. house, 6 mi. S.W. of
Salem. No electricity; $15. Inquire
1410 So. 12th St. J192
3 RM. furn. apt. 466 N. Liberty.
J194
1-2-3 rm. apts. 2310 N. 4,th. J214
Furnished 7 room house, 835 D St.
Inquire evenings. Also 6 rm. fur
nished house. 732 Chemeketa. In
quire next door west. j 191
A business girl or professional wom
an to rent room in new, modern
homo. Reasonable. Breakfast if de
sired. Call 6582 or 8482. J193
LGE, cheerful sleeping room. 823 N.
Commercial. Phone 7571. J192
Nice room, close in, reas. 476 Marion.
jl92
1 Sc 3-Rm. Apts. 435 Division. J191
Up. floor duplex, 1286 Court. Adul.
jigs
Nice downstairs room; bath; ladies.
860 Marion St. J191
7 Rooms, unfurn. 386 Bellevue.
Ready Aug. 15. Call owner, 9670
j
Sleeping room 725 Court,
Pianos. $2 mo. H. L Stiff Furn. Co'. )'
Wanted To Rent
WANTED to Rent: 2 bedroom home
with elect, range and frigidairc
furn. by permanent reliable party.
Call 9181. jal93'
Steady renter wants reasonable ,-5
or 6-room house near Highland
school. Call 525 Locust St., alter
3:00 p.m. ' , "" jal91
Farm land, any amount, good equip
Phone 22504. Ja207
Room and Board
Board Si Room, 790 N Church. jj206"
Good bd , good rm 1227 Court. Jj200
f
Miscellaneous
We clean septic tanks and cesspools;
special equipment; free inspection.
Ph. 8745. 642 Edgewater, W. Salem.
m212
Dental Plate Repair
2-HR. SERVICE IN MOST CASES.
DR. HARRY SEMLER, DENTIST.
Adolph Bldg. State Sc Commercial.
SALEM Phone 3311. m
For Sale Miscellaneous
USED 66 Singer elec. console, re
conditioned. Guaranteed. Singer
Sewing Mach, Co., 142 S. High.
. nl92
Singer sewing mach., Universal wood
range with colls, Pacific wood cir
culator: 1664 Chemeketa. nl92
G.E. 8-tube cabinet radio. Practical
ly new. Cheap. Ph. 6066, Bligh Hotel.
in S3
Late mod. Gen.'Elec. washing mch.,
perfect cond. Vacuum cleaner, Sing
er sew. mch. 1674 Fir. rn. ww,
nl01
MILK GOAT, $5. Ph. 4363 eves.
nl94
Radio, table model, special short
wave communications receiver. Ex
cellent cond. $25 cash. Call eve
nings 356 Gcrth Ave., W. Salem
nIOl
Potatoes, field run. $2.50 per 100.
I dig 'em, you get "cm.. Ph. 21620.
nisi
Dry Poultry Fertilizer. Summer spe
cial 25c sack. Bring sacks. Ph. 22861
Lee's Hatchery. n
Gas Range 460 University. n203
Wanted Miscellaneous
WANTED: Good home for black
Cocker spaniel. Ph. 6325. nal93
IF you have good used furniture
to sell, call or see Russ Bright, 453
Court. Phone 7511. nal94
Used Furniture Ph 9185.
Personal
Reading, accur, depend. 2361 State
P196
Palmist. P. 4263, Hazel Barton. B St.
, p216
Automobiles
'39 Plymouth DeLuxe 8edan, good
rubber, $600 cash. Ph. 6081. . q!93
38 Packard 120 Sedan, fine mech
anical condition. Upholstering per
fect, radio, heater, fog light, etc.
Tires not so good, maybe 4000 miles
left. If you need a good quality, com
fortable car that will get 5 or 6
people to their work every morning
and home again every night, week
In and week out, this is It. 1695.
no trades, bank terms. See It at
Shell Station. Liberty Si Chemekc'a
q!93
Automobiles
Wanted: 4-dr. sedan, mod. A pre
ferred. WILL PAY CASH. Call at
209 Brawn St., Silverton. ql91
Wanted: '35 to '38 light sedan.
1887- N. Front, 18J
CASH for late model car. Private
party. 3325 Center. ql93
WANTED: '39, '40 or '41 Ford or
Chev. sedan or 5-pass. coupe. Phone
eves. 7792. Cash deal, no dealers.
ql91
Financial
AUTO AND TRUCK LOANS
Contracts refinanced to reduce pay
ments. Money for new or used cars.
No delay or red tape. You will re
tain possession of the vehicle.
1 to 15 MONTHS TO PAY
Roy H! Simmons
136 South Commercial Street
Phone 9168. Lie. Nq. M-152. r
LOANS
STATE FINANCE CO.
212 Guardian Bldg. Phone 8168
S-216 M-222 r
AUTO LOANS
PERSONAL LOANS
CALKINS.
FINANCE CO.
"Salem's Personal Loan Center"
315 Court St. Salem Phono 4446.
State License S-228 M-278. t'
LOANS $25 to $300
Almost any credit-worthy person
who really needs cash ... to pay off
old debts; for medical or dental
work or for some other worthy pur
pose, can qualify for a loan at Per
sonal. John O, Heercn, Manager
PERSONAL FINANCE CO.
Ground Fir., New Bligh Bldg.
512 State -St. (at High St.)
' Telephone 3191
State Licenses:. S-122. M-165. 207
, FARM and CITY LOANS
Quality Mortgage Loans at 4 ',4
where loan does not exceed 60
of present value. Not an FHA loan
Prompt service Minimum details.
We offer a 6 rate on loans of
larger percentage of value.
Will pay Cash for Real Estate
Contracts and Second Mortgages.
CAPITOL SECURITIES CO.
207, Pioneer Trust Bldg. Ph. 7162. r
WANTED PRIVATE MONEY
to Loan on Good Salem Real Estate
Will Pay 6 Interest
W H. GRABENHORST Sc CO.
REALTORS.
QUICK CASH LOANS All Plans
One to 12 Months
GENERAL FINANCE CORP.
136 s. Commercial SU
License No. S-138. r
AUTO LOANS
Willamette Credit Go.
5th Floor, GUARDIAN BUILDING
License No, M-159
Wanted to BUY for CASH Real
Estate mortgages, Real Estate con
tracts. Merchandise discount paper.
State Finance Co., 212 Guardian
Bldg. r'
We loan on farm, residential and
business property. Will buy mort
gages, contracts. HAWKINS &
ROBERTS, INC. Realtors,
Guardian Bldg. r
Legal
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of Marion. Probate
Department.
Notice Is hereby Riven that the under
signed has been duly appointed Adminis
tratrix of the enisle of Charlotte Frances
Taylor, deceased, and any and all per
sons having claims annlnst the said estate
arc hereby required to present said claims
duly verified as by law required at my
residence In Aurora in Marion County,
Oregon, within six months from the date
of this notice.
Date of first publication July 30. 10-13.
MRS. AMY M. SNYDER,
Administratrix,
PAUL C. FISCHER, Attorney
302 Courthouse, Oregon City. Ore.
July 20. Aueu.it 5-12-10-36.
NOTICE
Notice la hereby Riven that School Dis
trict No, 11 has called in warrants No.
41140. No. 60140. No. 641154.07, No.
102140, No. 118 J40. NO. 180140. No.
188 mo. No. 100140.26. No. 260 SD0.
No. 20R 100. No. 209 MO, No. 210
141.40. No. 213 J 50, No. 3031102.50, dat
ed from Oct, 1940 to June 1841. Any per
son holding these please send to U. 8.
National Bank. Salem, for payment.
Dated 1st day of Auk. 1942.
ANNA L. NICHOIi, Clerk Dlst. No. II
Aumsvllle. Oreson.
Auaust 5. 12, 19
German Morale
Near Cracking
Portland. Orn.. Anff. 12 (PI
Ten years of national socialism
have pushed the German people
dangerously close to revolt, Dr.
Hermann Rauschning, exiled
president of the Danzig senate,
declared yesterday.
German morale will break
soon "sooner than the people
in this country believe," Rausch
ning told a reporter.
Terrorism may crush first
signs of the revolt, Rauschning
said, but It will be "only a post
ponement of the showdown."
"The German people arc
against war, and against nation
al socialism, , . You can win vic
tory after victory, but you can't
ask more than the soldier can
stand. , . The burden has become
impossible for the common man
to bsar," he added
Rauschning, who said he
might settle down on an Oregon
farm, asserted, "Hitler's only
hope Is to await the happy ac
cident that would enable him to
make a negotiated peace with
one of his enemies, and that
scens unlikely. Nevertheless,
we must look for that as one of
his next moves."
A. P. Newsman
Lost on Plane
General MacArthur's Head
quarters, Australia, Aug. 12 VP)
Vern Haugland, Associated
Press staff man, was listed as
missing today five days after a
plane in which he was a passen
ger disappeared in a storm. The
plane was en route from north
cast Australia to the New Gui
nea war front.
Thee still was hope that the
plane might have made an em
ergency landing at some Inac
cessible spot in New Guinea or
on one of the islets off Aus
tralia. It was recalled here that
several airmen who have been
shot down or forced down over
New Guinea have taken weeks
to make their way back to civil
ization. Haughland, 34, had wailed at
Townsvillc, Australia, for sev
eral days for transportation to
New Guinea. The opportunity
came August 7, when by a toss
of a coin he won a seat in the
leading plane of several that
were to make the trip. An Aus
tralian reporter who lost the
toss boarded the second plane.
Some distance from Towns
ville the planes ran into a storm.
When they emerged, the first
and second planes were missing.
The second eventually reached
a New Guinea base safely, but
nothing has been heard from the
other.
India Real
To United Nations
By DeWitt Mackenzie
(Wide World Wur AmlysM
The revolt in India which started out as a passive affair has
grown to that grim stage where it has become an actual menace
to the allied cause. Mohandas Gandhi's campaign of non-violence
to achieve freedom is so far out'
of hand that many cities are
swept with the fearsome sound
of mob roar. More than 30 per
sons are dead and more than 230
others have been wounded In
clashes between the revolution
ists and the police and military.
Already the allied war effort
suffers from disorganization in
this great arsenal. The upheav
al is an open invitation to Japan
to Invade one of the most vital
bases of the United Nations. And
the threat of a junction of axis
and Jap forces in India a join
ing of west and cast grows as
Hitler lashes his victorious
troops on through the Caucasus
towards the middle east still
distant but his ultimate goal.
Allied Fortunes at Stake
Thus it isn't surprising to hear
on every side the eager question
of whether it's too late for a
compromise between the Brit
ish government and the nation
alists. It's hard to see why both
sides couldn't reopen negotia
tions without loss of face.
From Britain's standpoint the
allied fortunes may be at stake.
From Gandhi's the peaceful
campaign which he envisaged
has turned to the bloodshed
which he abhors. Either side
could make a gesture without
displaying weakness.
What's needed is a basis for
compromise. In hope of finding
something useful I turned in
New York to Sirdar Kumar J.
J. Singh, president of the India
League of America and former
member of the all-India congress
committee. Rather to my sur
prise, he produced a new plan
going much farther than any
thing heretofore offered by the
nationalists. He said it would
be acceptable to the all-India
congress. What's lacking is some
intermediary to bring both sides
together. Here's the sirdar's
plan: .
Compromise Plan
"Executive power now rests
with the governor general-in-council,
that is, the viceroy and
the executive council of 15 mem
bcrs. Four members of the
council are British and 11 are
Indian, all of them appointed by
tho viceroy and what you In
America would call stooges.
"My suggestion is that the
council be reconstructed to pro
vide a popular Interim govern
ment. Let five scats be given
to the all-India congress, of
which Mohandas Gandhi whom
you know so well is the out
standing figure; give an equal
number of seats to the Moslem
league, which doesn't see eye to
eye with the all-India congress
but demands guarantees that It
will get proportional rcprescnta
tion In any independent govern
ment: and let the viceroy him
self -pick five other members
from among universally respect
ed Indians.
Status to Continue
"There would be absolutely no
FDR Refuses to Talk
On Wildcat Strikes
Washington, Aug. 12 VP) President Roosevelt wanted more
facts and figures last night before he would comment on press
conference questions which referred to "wildcat" strikes in war
industries, to lagcinc war pro-
duction, and to possible reme
dial action.
The president said he had not
even heard that a west coast
conference on stabilization of
wages in aircraft plants had
blown up, with the understand
ing that it would convene this
month in Washington. A re
porter told him the conference
had failed to meet here because
the administration had failed to
establish a wage policy.
"What would you think of a
union steward in a war plant,"
a reporter Inquired, "who delib
erately told a man to produce
less than a fair day's work?"
Who did that, the president
wanted to know, After he was
told it had happened in Flint and
Muskegon, Mich., he suggested
that his questioner dig up the
facts and names and he would
look into the matter.
Another newsman wanted to
know his opinion of "various
wildcat strikes occurring al
most daily," although they are
opposed by international officers
of unions.
Where? the president coun
tered. "Well, there was one yester
day in a Pittsburgh steel mill,"
Mr. Roosevelt was told.
When the president inquired
Menace
constitutional change until after
the war, except that the viceroy
would not havt his present au
thority to override his council
(I am told the viceroy hasn't
used this prerogative since 1879
u.M.;, He would remain as
governor general with powers
similar to those exercised in
Canada ' and other sovereign
countries of the British Com
monweallh of Nations.
The status of the some 560
Indian princes and their states,
which has been a great bone of
contention, would remain un
changed until the framing of a
new constitution after the war.
"However, either the United
Nations must guarantee com
plete freedom for India after the
war, or Churchill (British pre
mier) must make an announce
ment in unambiguous terms In
parliament, guaranteeing India's
complete independence soon aft
er the end of the world conflict.
"The Indians are prepared to
leave military defense to an al
lied war council, say an Ameri
can, a Chinese and an English
man. We would cooperate fully
in the war effort, the first cs
sential being to win the war."
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the name of the mill, the report
er said he thought It was a unit
of Carnegie-Illinois.
Make a note of that, the presi
dent directed his press secretary,
Stephen Early. That, too, will
be looked up, he added.
"Seriously," his Interrogator
remarked, "there are a large
number of wildcat strikes.
Haven't they come to your at
tention?"
He had heard of a few, the
president replied, but he said he
thought a few more facts were
needed. Mr. Roosevelt said at
that point that from reading the
newspapers, six months ago, the
impression would have pre
vailed at the time that 75 per
cent of munitions plants were
on strike, whereas, he said, ac
tually only 1 V4 per cent, or per
haps it was one-half of one per
cent, were on strike.
"Have you seen a war labor
board statement that laws of
treason might have to be re
sorted to in the situation?" was
the next question.
Still asking as many questions
on his own part as were put to
him, Mr. Roosevelt wanted to
know when the statement came
out. After he was informed
it was two weeks ago, he asked
that a copy be obtained for him
and a reporter promised to sup
ply it.
To a question whether there
was anything he could say on a
possible shut down of 1000 war
plants because of material short
ages, Mr. Roosevelt replied h
would have to ask the army,
navy and War Production Chair
man Donald M. Nelson befora
he could authenticate the re
port. Dan Hammond Off
To Join Airforce
Dan Hammond, manager of
the Richfield Oil company and
a resident of Salem since 1033,
is leaving Saturday to report at
McChord field for officer train
ing, expecting to be assigned to
the army air corps and sent to
Florida.
Hammond, a private flier, re
signed recently as commander
of the Salem group of the civil
air patrol, being succeeded by
Dr. H. G. Miller, superintendent
of the Fairview home.
Until he is definitely located,
Mrs. Hammond will be with her
parents, owners of a large ranch
In central Oregon. The Ham
monds have rented their home
in Klngwood Heights to an army
officer.
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