SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
Friday, Juno 20, 1941
New Chief Justice and New Associates
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WHO’S
NEWS
THIS
WEEK
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Washington. D. C.
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Official AAA Hotel
Air Conditioned
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EXCELLENT
FOOD.
On U. K No. 1»& and No. «IB.
It begins to look as if gasless Sun­
days might not be so necessary aft-
er all—if certain bare-knuckle re­
forms in the oil industry are put
Poultry rabbit«, rabbit «kina
Wrllo
through by new National Oil Ad-
po«t eartl fur prices.
Prloe« very
ministrator Ickes, For instance, the
high now
Bukv a Co.. «38 B. W.
Front, Portland. Ora.
By LEMUEL F. PARTON
tanker system.
When an oil tanker comes from (Consolidated Feature» -WNU Service )
the Gulf of Mexico up the East
TEW YORK.—Capt. Oliver Lyttle-
!l«*tivy«<1uiy Mo tur». a»el»
parlo,
coast, it may stop at Charleston to
• ton who tells the British they
boil I um , Hr»». I iu I n I n nini iinrd trurkOi
discharge part of its oil, then at can't fight a war and keep their
TKUCK Will« KING COMPANY
Norfolk, then at Baltimore. It dis­ pants pressed, at one and the same
¡Olli A R K. flaw I horn»
Portland. <>r<
charges a certain amount at each
time, is one
port where its company distributes Frayed Cuff and of the hand­
or refines oil.
Threadbare Knee somest and
WASMIHOTOB HBAUTY COLLUOl
Simultaneously, a tanker belong­
Ealalillslird I » I It — MAI» Zui'J
Smart
in Britain wealthiest
ing to another company will stop off
Free tools and uniforms Included In
and, to date,
our new special low ratea on tul I Ion.
at exactly the same ports. Thus best-dressed men in England. It is
Why not have a lifetime profession?
the tankers of three or even four dif­ as president of the board of trade
1BÍV Beoond Ave.
Beattie, Wash.
ferent companies may be feeding that he rations clothing and decrees
the same cities at the same time.
the proud distinction of shabby ap­
If, on the other hand, one com­ parel. It is now smart to be shabby
For Kummer term. E«»y payment pl»».
Free Lite eiiiplnyiiunt aorvlc«
pany served one section of the coun­ in Britain.
WnaTDHN SHAUTY COLI.ZUS
try, or if one tanker delivered oil
719 ■■ W. 4th Av».
Portland. Ora.
Mr. Lyttleton is managing di­
to all the companies in each port
rector of the huge and powerful
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TBAIHSO
instead of only to its own, distribu­
British Metals Corporation Ltd.,
Maryland's tlrsl woman member Advanced «hurt coulee, In.llvld.inl In-
tion would be measurably speeded.
■ trui'tlon. i-rrtlflod an»l bonded, no
and. before taking his present
of rongreaa, Mrs. Katherine Edgar waltliik. enroll now. beg r« clue»«»
Also, there are four different types
post last year, was controller of
now
forming dnv and night
Byron,
ahown
at
Capitol
with
her
The President has elevated Harlan Fiske Stone (center) to be chief
of high octane gasoline being re­
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non-ferrous metals.
Under a
justice of the United States Supreme court, succeeding Charles Evans four sons. Mrs. Byron succeeds her 8313 W. B. Union
fined in the United States. All these
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wide extension of his powers as
Hughes, retiring. At the same time the President nominated Attorney late husband. Rep. William D. Its
varieties are not particularly neces­
Two
Hoys
going
to
II.
H
or
two men
head of the board of trade, he
General Robert H. Jackson (left) and Sen. James F. Byrnes (D.) of South ron, who was kiilrd several months can earn full tuition
Wrlto or call
sary, one type being sufficient dur­
was enabled to take over indus­
nt once
Modern Barber College, 13«
ago in an airplane crash.
Carolina, to fill the two vacancies on the high court.
ing the emergency. Concentration
K. W Madison «t.. Portland. Oregon.
try for defense purposes and to
on only one type of high octane
shift and re-allocate labor to any
gas also would considerably increase
tasks he deemed necessary. He
gasoline output and distribution.
Job» waiting Pay artilla learning. No
proceeded swiftly with his mobi­
apprenticeship nt.eanury,
Faw weeks
There is plenty of oil in the
lization of defense resources.
comptât«, full or writ«
U. S. A.; it is only a matter of
MOLlk BABIISB COLLÌOZ
This assertion of governmental
■ •atti»
II Tacoma
II Spokane
refining and distribution.
control caused the newspapers to tag
Note — The anti-trust laws have him as the "czar of industry," and
prevented the oil companies from . it is interesting to note that our
cutting competition of this kind, but
Edward R. Stettinius Jr. is thus
the government oil administrator
headlined, as the mandatory priori­
Boll Developed and Two Print» from
should be able to do what the oil
ties bill gives him the power to sub­
■ach Quod N»< alive
companies can’t
ordinate all production to defense.
But LaGuardia, who made his own The extended parallel is also inter­
WBITBSN PHOTO COMFABY
terms when he took his defense post esting in that Mr. Stettinius is also
Portland, Ora.
■ox w-aaos
is still in charge of national morale. a steel-master, former chairman of
TOUR
PICTURES
HATED,
no •str*
• • •
the board of the United States Steel
coat.
Hr nd rt.it«
Will appear I«
corporation.
corner of print
z exposure roll loo,
SECRECY OF CONVOYS
one enlargement free, money refund­
Most people don't realize it, but
England, perhaps more
ed If not satisfactory.
Superior Fio-
the contents of almost every ship
easy and alert than we in
ture Co., P. O. Box 480. Portland. Ore.
leaving the United States for Eng­
abstractions of social change,
S PRINT« AND TWO ENLARGE­
land is known to Nazi Germany.
was quick to interpret this cen­
MENTS 34c—Made by Portland» l»rg-
However, learning just when the
rat retail kodak finisher
Hallafao-
tralization of power as of pro­
tlon Koarant«. >1
Quality Picture Ofc
shipment will reach England and
found
significance.
Beaver­
Box W3573. Portland. Oregon.
the route it will take, is another
brook's Evening Standard said:
matter.
“This constitutes the biggest
Getting information regarding the
economic and perhaps social
Htrawberry picker« »anted, new eira»
departure of supply ships to Eng­
revolution that this country has
fields, picking now at Peel, camping
Admiral Otto hchnlewind,
The 8. 8. Robin Moor, which was sunk by a German submarine In
land is relatively simple. AU Nazi
a< comodallona B. Y. Iwaaakl, Boot« 6,
faced since the breakdown of
the South Atlantic, shown as It appeared at its Staten Island, N. Y., pier was appointed chief of naval opera­ ■ lllaboro, Oregon, or call B. I. Mae-
agents have to do is go down to the
feudalism. In fact, we are on
last April, while taking on cargo. Note how plainly she was marked tions of German navy, succeeding Langhlln * Co., phone Beaverton 07OX
waterfront to watch the loading of
the verge of a vast experiment
with American identification. Eleven survivors were brought into port Admiral l.uetjens, who went down
British ships. The type of goods
in syndicalism.”
I with the Bismarck In epic sea battle.
at Recife, Brazil, aboard the Brazilian freighter Osorio.
being loaded cannot be readily con­
Captain Lyttleton has never been
cealed.
1900 ACRKB, CREEK. 1 HpIClNtlN.
1?& Acres cultivated with 7 In Detlo-
Or if an American vessel is load­ involved in any such social drift. He
lou» apples
2 houses
large barn,
ing for the Red Sea, the papers is Cambridge bred, the inhentoi of
sheep sheds, chicken houses.
I car
garage
115.000 terms
No trade.
signed by the crew must disclose the a vast fortune and an ancient name,
Oron Shock. Tonasket, Washington.
port of destination. This is required a hard-hitting industrialist and sol­
by law, so that a seaman may know dier with a reputation for quick and
Izzo a stock Raneh sultsbla fot <'at-
tln or Hheep. 1000 A Cultivation and
where he is going, and because ex­ effective action in any emergency.
Crop» I nder Iraan 4100 A. all fenced,
tra insurance and sometimes extra He fought through the World war
Mood bhtge
11000 payment will buy.
wages are paid if the ship enters with the Grenadier Guards, gather­
Write Joha Blekert, Meaa. Wash.
ing the D.S.O. and several mentions
certain areas.
I—] >.«
Cntnrplllar
tractor»,
wide
Once a British ship is loaded, how­ in dispatches. He is 48 years old.
gage, thoroughly reconditioned.
1—lit cu. ft. Flatno Electrolux re­
ever, the utmost secrecy is imposed
frigerator
UCH as it esteems tolerance,
on its route and time of departure.
1—Mxllole cream »«perator
this department occasionally
Usually the ship hugs the shore as
1—290 amp portabio GE aro weldor.
1—No. 16 Caterpillar with 20-ft. head­
far north as the Canadian port of has noted that people who always
er. partially on rubber.
In good
Halifax. There it may wait for days can see both sides of everything
condition.
or even two or three weeks for a
L. O. PABMAB * BOM«. Coadoa
New OPM Depot,
convoy to be made up.
SMALL STOCK FURNITURE, loca­
tion good for corner grocer; rent ll(
When it finaUy leaves for the haz­ Boat a Wonder at down with
per month. Including living quarter«,
ardous voyage across the Atlantic, Human Catalyzing alternating
gvendegaard, Bphrata, Wash.
personality,
orders are given to the ship’s mas-
| CATTLE RANCH. «<0 ACHES. 6»
ter by hand. Nothing is trusted to . or something like, and just cancel
1 themselves out.
I »ere» alfalfa. 400 acres can bn cul-
radio, A small boat puts out from
lllvat. 1
I i • •• range. Hordern Coulee
James L. O'Neill, appointed dep-
the commander of the convoy, car­
reservoir for half mile.
Ix.catlon for
' uty director of the OPM Priorities
ntittlon,
resort,
6 mil»'- north Hunter«
rying sealed orders to the master of
on
Oiled
S3.
C.
Tiffany,
Cadoala.
. is an exception. The baldish, ami-
each vessel.
Wash.
1 able, friendly New York banker has
No other orders are given, and no
REG
KPOTTED POLAND CHINA
an instinct for understanding the oth­
radio messages are exchanged dur­
SWINE
Quality breeding
National
er man's point of view, and at the
It,i-ord only. X,. Byrl Burnatn, Pull­
ing the trip except in case of at­
same time holding to his own. It
man, Waeh.
tack, because radio messages might
upped him steadily in the business
be picked up by Nazi patrol planes.
lleataurant for rent, furnished Also
world, to his present post of operat-
largo refrigerator, In small thriving
Note—American ships, on the oth­ , ing vice president of the Guaranty
town of Gaston, Ore.
Good location.
Rent r«aa.
In.iulre at Barber Shop.
er hand, follow a regular, well-ad­ Trust Co. of New York. This ambi­
Miks Yunker, Forest Orove, Ore.
vertised course and constantly send dextrous vision has given him rare
out radio messages informing the , effectiveness in personnel problems
world of their position.
DENTAL PLATES
and in allaying friction in manage­
• • •
•
ment That might have a bearing
on his moving into the OPM at this
MERRY-GO-ROUND
Supporting the plan of Chief of moment.
i
Device to give infantrymen an
Staff Marshall to lower the age of
A Republican, he had a flexi­
Idea of the way to fight dive bomb­
D r . H arry S emlir , Dc+ditt
army commanders, war department
ble attitude toward the early
AtISKY »I OC l.t> I MOR RISOS POSTUMI) QW>
.
The Office of Production Management has begun a salvage campaign ing, Model plane la hoisted to top
officials quote the late Justice Oli­
New Deal, and was loaned by
ver Wendell Holmes, who fought In
to collect aluminum cooking utensils and other scrap metals to overcome of pole, where It Is automatically
the bank as control officer of the
major metal shortages facing the defense program. If successful it may released to swoop down on a wire
the Civil war. To Lady Pollock,
NRA in December, 1934, When
during the Spanish-American war,
be expanded to a nationwide “pickup" campaign, to begin about July 4. I towards trench In which Infantry­
the Supreme court saw only one
he wrote: “A general of 45 and a
The photo shows three Richmond, Va., residents with their contribution men wait. This photo was taken at
side of the NRA, and not the
private of 30 are old men.”
Halifax, N. 8.
to the “sample" salvage campaign.
sunny side, if any, Donald Rich-
The commerce department has
berg moved out and Mr. O’Neill
set up a separate British empire
moved in, as administrator. He
unit, headed by W. Walton Butter­
solved the problem of immedi­
worth, former state department offi­
ate personnel by firing about
cial in London. His job is to estab­
one-third of it, but by this time
lish closer commercial ties with
the NRA was functioning only
British dominions and colonies.
to save funeral expenses. Mr.
O’Neill liquidated it in neat and
After Gen. Allen Guliion, the
workmanlike fashion, and went
army’s efficient judge advocate
back to his bank. But he left
general, appeared in the comic strip
many friends in Washington, and
“Hap Hopper,” he received a let­
should be helpful in breaking pri­
ter from an old boyhood chum say­
ority log-jams. He is known as
ing: “I have been wondering where
a marvelous human catalyzer.
you were for 40 years, and now at
"The woman I marry must look
He was born and grew up in
last I’ve located you through the
upon me as the greatest man in th*
Pittsburgh.
funny papers.”
world."
Mr. O'Neill drove a grocer’s wag­
Twenty-six years ago Assistant
"Oh, well, you may find one.
Secretary of the Navy Franklin on at the age of 10, became an er­
When a woman loves she is not
Roosevelt toted a friend’s baby son rand boy for the Bradstreet Corp.,
only blind, but absolutely devoid of
around the old Poughkeepsie, N. Y„ and later credit man for the Car­
sense."
Savings bank, much to the amuse­ negie Steel Co., a job which nur­
ment of Judge John E. Mack, who tured his talent for mixing and paci­
She Gets the Idea
later nominated FDR for President. fying.
"Ethel," said the young man tim­
After 22 year« of this, he joined
The other day, on the anniversary
idly, "Did you ever think of marry­
of the incident, the baby—Charles the Guaranty Trust Co., in 1918, en­
ing?"
Durant Maines of Flint, Mich.—was gaged at first mostly in personnel
"No, Harry," replied Ethel, look­
studies. He likes people and can
inducted into the army.
ing demurely at her shoe. "No, tho
understand
almost
anybody.
He
ia
Rural Electrification Administra­
First on President Roosevelt’s schedule after a busy week-end at hi*
U. S. Supreme Court Chief Justice
tor Harry Slattery is proud of hav­ deeply religiou« and ia occupied ai family home in Hyde Park, N. Y„ was his meeting with legislative Charles Evans Hughes, 79, who subject has never entered my mind
I
—never at all."
ing strung up wires in Alaska and a Presbyterian layman in church leaders, the "Big Four” of congress. L. to R., Majority Leader John submitted a request for retirement
"I'm sorry,” Harry said, turning
the Virgin Islands. Also, he is mak­ and welfare undertakings at his McCormack, Speaker Sam Rayburn, Vice President Henry Wallace and to the President, effective July 1, be­
away.
home in Short Hills, N. J.
ing • survey in Puerto Rico,
Sen. Walter F. George, chairman senate foreign relations committee.
cause of age and health.
‘One minute, Harry,” called Eth­
el- "You'v« set tn« thinking."
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