Postpone Probe
Commie Spies
Washington, Nov. 10 (Pi The
house un-American activities
committee seems likely to be in
eclipse for the rest of this year.
With Chairman J. Parnell
Thomas (R., N.J.) under indict
ment and two other republican
members as "lamed uck" com
pany, a committee official said
today he sees little activity
ahead until the committee is re
organized under democratic con
trol January 3.
This means that resumption of
the Reds-in-Hollywood investi
gation and the atomic spy hunt
both tentatively set for this
month and next will be delay
ed. So will the committee's long
promised public hearing In the
Dr. Edward U. Condon case.
Other projected inquiries ex
pected to be junked for the pres
ent include those dealing with
report of communist infiltration
into Negro groups and illegal
crossings of tht Canadian bor
der. The Hollywood hearing, deal
ing with reported attempts of
communists to gain a foothold in
the film colony, were started in
1947 and recessed indefinitely.
The spy probe ran through
several months of this year and
resulted in several contempt cita
tions against witnesses who re
fused to say whether or not they
were communists. It was to
have been resumed before the
election but this plan later was
abandoned.
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Indicted on 'Kickback' Charge Miss Helen Campbell
(above) has been indicted by a federal grand jury at Wash
ington, D. C, along with Rep. J. Parnell Thomas (R., N. J.),
on charges of conspiracy to defraud the government by taking
salary "kickbacks" from Thomas' congressional employes.
(Acme Telephoto)
Jap Tribunal
Upholds Hull
Tokyo, Nov. 10 i The in
ternational military tribunal to
day gave its support to former
U.S. Secretary of State Cordell
Hull's condemnation of the
1938 anti-Comintern pact.
Japan, Germany and Italy
signed the pact, purportedly to
combat the spread of comma
nism. But, Hull charged, ac
tually it was a preparatory
move for subsequent measures
of forceful expansion by the
bandit nations.
"Our opinion," said the tri
bunal after quoting Hull's
words, "formed independently.
is the same.
The international court Is
more than half way through the
reading of its findings and ver
diet in the war crimes trial
against Japanese wartime Pre
mier Hideki Tojo and 24 other
defendants. Informed sources
said the tribunal hoped to fir.-1
ish tht task by Friday.
Tht tribunal reported there
was ample evidence Japan was
prepared to attack Russia at any
favorable time during the pe
riod covered by the war crimes
indictment from 1928 to the
end of the war.
Such a plan, the findings said,
"was one of the principal ele
ments of Japan's national poli
cy and its object was the seiz
ure of territories of the USR in
the Far East."
Moore, Smith Have
Policy-Making Duty
Gus Moore and Homer Smith.
Jr., are two new members on the
commitiee serving in advisory
and policy making capacity for
the homt service depaitment of
tht Marion county chapter.
American Red Cross. Fred
Gahlsdorf is chairman of the
homt service committee.
Tht monthly report from the
home service department reveals
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Capital Journal. Salem, Ore., Wednesday, Nov. 10. 1948 13
Jewett Appointed
Special Director
Portland, Ore., Nov. 10 U.B
The fish and wildlife service to
day appointed Stanley Jewett as
special migratory marsh and up
land game bird director with
headquarters in Portland.
Jewett will have charge of
game bird works along tht Pa
cific flyway.
a delicacy among
a case load of 176 for October
with $704.18 extended in grants
and loans. Practically all the
case load was with veterans and
their dependents.
Legion Sponsors Dance
Lafayette A dance in the
school gymnasium sponsored by
the Lafayette post No. 143. Am
erican legion, will be Wednes
day evening. The local auxiliary
unit will serve coffee and cake
and have charge of tht check
room.
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Falls City Mrs. Jessie Moy-i
er had a Stanley party at her
home. Games were played and
refreshments served to Mrs.
Eva Burbank, Mrs. Orlo Frink
and daughter, Mary, Mrs. Anna
Short, Mrs. Ethel Teal, Mrs
Terresia Smith, Mrs. Anna Grip
pin and the hostess Mrs. Jessie
Moyer.
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IN PROPER RESPECT
For the day dedicated to those who died to
defend this country's system of individual lib
erties and commercial free enterprise.
WE SHALL BE CLOSED
ARMISTICE DAY
Thursday, November 11th
COMMERCIAL BOOK STORE
141 N. Commercial
Dial 3-4534
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Equitable Savings & Loan Association
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announces the appointment of
Eugene A. Vandeneynde
AS THE SECOND
INVESTMENT REPRESENTATIVE
IN SALEM AND MARION COUNTY
He will help you reach your financial goal with Equitable Sys
tematic Savings Certificates. He is the second representative
to be appointed to this territory by Equitable, Dr. C. A. How
ard, former president of Oregon College of Education, having
been appointed in July 1947.
Systematic savings provide .... Good Earnings Safety
Readily Available Funds
Mr. Vandeneynde's Address Is
845 E St., Salem, Ore. Telephone 3-6013
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SAVINGS
ASSOCIATION
Nov. 11
The Following Merchants of the City of Salem
WILL REMAIN CLOSED ALL DAY
ARMISTICE DAY
Nov. 11
o HEWITTS MEN'S WEAR
High at Court
o ALEX JONES
121 N. High .
o LES NEWMAN
179 N. Commercial
o S&N CLOTHIERS
456 State St.
o THE MAN'S SHOP
416 State St.
o JAYSON'S CLOTHIERS
Liberty & Court St.
o TOWN AND COUNTRY
Men's Wear
293 N. Commercial
o ARMY AND NAVY STORE
223 N. Commercial St.
o JACK AND JILL'S
Children's Store
143 N. High St.
o BISHOP'S, INC.
145 North Liberty
o UNITED SHIRT SHOP
331 State St.
o ACKLIN'S BOOTERY
105 N. High St.
Oscar D. Olson Florist
499 Court St.
o BREITHAUPT'S FLORIST
447 Court St.
o JARY FLORIST
365 Court St.
o R. L. ELFSTROM CO.
340 Court St. Ph. 2-2493
HAMILTON FURN. CO.
230 Chemeketa St.
o Gevurtz Furniture Co.
275 North Liberty
H. L. Stiff Furniture Co.
450 Court St.
o Woodry Furniture Co.
474 S. Commercial
Good Housekeeping, Inc.
467 Court St.
VINCE'S ELECTRIC
157 S. Liberty St.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty
Salem Lighting & Appliance
236 N. High St.
Anderson's Sporting Goocls
167 N. Commercial
o HOWARD MAPLE
Sporting Goods
372 State St.
o JACKSON JEWELERS
225 N. Liberty
q POMEROY & KEENE
Jewelers-Opticians
379-383 State Street
o STEVENS & SON
Veweers
339 Court St.
Midget Market 351 State St.
We feel it a privilege to cooperate with the following patriotic organizations
AMERICAN LEGION DISABLED AMERICAN
POST 9 POST 136 POST 149 VETERANS
ASSOCIATED PATRIOTIC
ORGANIZATIONS
411 S.W. 6th Avenue
Portland 4, Oreaeil
VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS
GOLD STAR MOTHERS