P.AGE SIX
TO
THIRD TERM FOES
GOP. Has Chance to Carry
Six States Will .Visit
Pacific Coast.
New York, Aug. 23. TfA
state by state campaign for Wen
dell L. Willkle In the Democratic
"(olid fouth" wh being blocked
out today after the Republican
presidential nominee approved a
two weeks' speaking tour of the
western half of the country.
Behind the southern drive are
leaders of an independent Demo
cratic orKanlzntion who con
ferred with Willkle last night.
They reached no decision as to
whether a new ticket should be
put up in states where Democrats
might not want to vote the Re
publican slate, but axreed that
legal and practical political ques
tions would settle the situation
in each case.
'This Is a very aggressive
movement," Willkie told report
ers following a dinner meeting
with John W. Hanes, former
Roosevelt undersecretary of the
treasury; Lewis Douglas, first
budget director under the New
Deal, and Dr. Alan Valentine,
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president of the University of
Rochester.
The Republican nominee said
ha might make a major speech
under the auspices of independ
ent Democrats, whose leaders
voiced belief they had a good
chance of carrying Texas, Flor
ida, Virginia, North Carolina and
Tennessee.
He made this disclosure three
hours after he told a press con
ference about general' plans for
his first long stumping trip be
ginning at Coffeyville, Kans.,
September 16 and ending in De
troit September 30.
Willkie pointed to a red-pencilled
map over which he and
Martin had been poring, and ex
plained that the tour would In
clude seven principal speeches
and about 23 informal talks.
Los Angeles. San Francisco.
Portland. Seattle, Detroit and
an Iowa community will be the
sites for the formal addresses.
The Detroit speech will be to the
National Federation of Republi
can Women i clubs.
Juiiice for Dinner
Memphis, Tenn. (IP) Federal
Judge J. D. Martin compliment
ed his host for the "best chicken
dinner I ever ate." The negro
cook came forward. "Haven't I
seen you before?" the Judge
asked. "Yas, sun." he replied, "I
Jest finished a 90-day sentence."
No Work No Chicken
Memphis, Tenn. (P) On the
theory a full stomach is a good
incentive to character building,
the Character Builder Bible
Class gave star member-getters
a fried chicken dinner. Those
whose enrollment lists were
slim got beans.
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Big Horses To Compete At State Fair Horse Show
Six tons of Percheron all four-year-olds will dash into the Oregon state fair horse show
arena when this six-horse exhibition team from the ranch of Mayor Norval H. Martin,
The Dalles, vies at Salem with ether teams for the SS00 slx-in-hand stake and the D. F.
Burge perpetual trophy during the week starting Monday. September 2. "Doc" Bentley, The
Dalles. Is driving.
AERIAL TORPEDO
PLANES NOT NEW
Washington. Aug. 23. iPi
Reports that nazl fliers had used
"aerial torpedoes" against Great
Britain developed today that
the patent offices has at least
five such devices on file.
Officials would not say how
practical any of the American
designs were, or what their re-
ception had been at the army
or navy.
(In Berlin, observers said the
reported "aerial torpedoes'
were probably large bombs with
fins on the tail and a barrel
shaped fan behind the fins to
steady descent).
The first patent was filed In
1B11 by Paul E. Chamberlain.
Chamberlain conceived a minia
ture airplane that could be
loaded with explosives and re
leased from a man-sized air
craft. Later research In aerial tor
pedoes was undertaken by some
of the best known inventors in
the country. The Inst patient, in
1927, was granted to Dr. Charles
F. Kettering, research head of
General Motors, and chairman
of the newly created national
inventors council of the com
merce department, whose Job Is
to clear potential military de
vices to the army or navy.
Arrange Tank Schools
Washington, Aug. 23 i.V)
General George C. Marshall,
army chief of staff, said today
that the war department had
arranged for half a diizen civil
ian schools to train specialists
for the army's armored corps.
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TRIBUNE. MEDFORD.
K.F.
A squad of Klamath Falls
trapshooters is expected at the
practice shoot at the Medford
Gun club Sunday morning.
Shooting will commence at the
usual time of 10:30 and continue
until 2 p. m.
Until the opening of the up
land bird season October 13. the
club will shoot every Sunday. A
large crowd blasted away at the
clay targets last Sunday Indicat
ing a demand for regular weekly
shoots, the club having been
shooting only twice a month
' during the warm summer weath-
A larger number of registered
shoots are planned for the com
ing season than were held last
year, Medford, Klamath Falls
and Bend alternating on dates
for registered shoots In order to
promote the sport In this section
of the state.
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S cup cooked corn
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1 tablespoon minced onion
! tablfupoon mln'-ed paraley
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4 teaspoon celery wilt
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1 3 cup granulated sugar
' teaspoon salt
IS cupa milk
3 eg yolka
1 package oralwe flavored gelatin
3 tablespoons orange Juice
teaspoon grated orange rind
1 teaspoon vanilla
1 cup heavy cream, whipped
!i cup shredded almonds, toasted
Mis chocolate. sugar, salt and milk
In a double boiler. Heat until the
chocolate has melted. Add yolks
and itlr well. Cook two minutes and
add gelatin. Stir until It haa dt
aolved. Cool and chill until partly
thick. Ltahtly fold In the rind,
vanilla and cream. Pour into a mold
sprinkled with the almonds. Chill
until firm. Unmold.
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LEGISLATURE DUE
TO TACKLE STATE
EMPLOYE STATUS
Reducing Hours, Equalizing
Wages, Planning Retire
ment Will Be Pondered
By Victor Dallalr
Staff Correspondent
Salem U.B The problems
of reducing hours, equalizing
wages and providing a retire
ment plan for state employes
will be tossed Into the lap of
the 1941 legislature.
Relief of the long-suffering
employes of 11 state institu
tions, who work a 12-hour day,
six-day week while private em
ployes may not be worked more
than eight hours daily, has been
recommended for legislative
consideration by the board of
control, although the last legis
lature refused to do anything
about the situation.
Everybody agrees the state
should not deny to its own em
ployes the privileges it forces
private industry to grant its
workers but the rub comes in
raising the S200.000 annually
the hour reduction would cost
the state.
Another headache for the
1941 legislators, a $70,000 one,
lies in the problem of paying In
stitution employes who live
away from their work $20 a
month in lieu of the mainten
ance they would receive if they
lived in the Institutions.
Under the present setup, the
employes can have boaiu and
lodging If they want It, but if
they choose to live at home, as
many of them do who have fa
milies, they are not given com
Densation fir the board and
room they do not use.
A third sUite employe prob-
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lem the legislator! will tackle
is that of getting up a retirement
plan. A committee appointed by
Gov. Charles A. Sprague is stu
dying pension plans of other
states and is expected to make
recommendations for program
to the governor in time for pres
entation to the legislature.
The lack of a retirement plan
has long been felt. Many depart
mental heads, to avoid discharg
ing old and faithful employes,
have kept them on the payroll
long after their working aays
should have ended.
SGT. Y0RK70R
Los Anseles. Aug. 23.
The citv formally welcomed Ser
geant Alvin C. York, the World
War's best known hero, when he
arrived here from his home in
Tennessee to attend the 41st na
tional encampment of the Vete
rans of Foreign Wars next week.
On the same train was Otis N.
Brown of Greensboro, N. C, na
tional commander-in-chief of the
foreign veterans. !
York told reporters he be
lieved "as many warships, air
planes and munitions as America
can spare should be sent to aid
England in her fight against to
talitarianism." and added:
"Conscription is fine, but I
favor it only as a means of train
ing men here at home for service
should American shores be in
vaded." During his stay here, York
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will act as technical adviser on
preparation of a motion picture
"The Life of Sergeant York."
CIO Snub Reds
Portland, Aug. 23. UP) The
Multnomah county unit of the
communist party has no busi
ness speaking for the CIO, Wil
liam Dalrymple, congress direc
tor for Oregon, wrote CIO un
ions yesterday.
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