FORWIER KF WIAN
PLAYS LEAD I N G
ROLF IN JAPAN
PlnyliiK ii I o ii d I n k rolo In
working: out lliu Unison pi'tiicrum
vim tnu Jupiimisu wviiuicr surv
leu u ui'uuniiii which him ill
ready proved of Incsllmuulo
vidua In Inndlnu Irorms lor oc
cuimlliiii duly wiiii Col. Thuo
ilni'u It, Cllllrnwiilei's, of Went
l.im Annelua, C'ullf,, formerly of
iviiinmui I' ii n n, who in m.'i'vmii
n ittelimciil constiltiinl to wciiln
cr units In (lie Kur 12n.it.
Col. Clllonwiilcin who liind
cd at AtiuiKl ulrdroina In Yoko-
hiimii with thu Kur Knstnrn ulr
forces advuiKc piirly on AukuhI
31, In on in 1 1 1 tu ty loiivo on vlco
president mid uencrul counsel
of Frnnk Weber. Inc.. Los An
tilles, miiniifiiclurliiK uiiHlnuers.
v.01, t 1 1 um will i-id served im Ui'
trlct tiUorncy In Klmniith colli)'
ty from lO.'IO lo lt34.
On IiIn urrlviil In Yokohumii,
Col, aillimwiitom Joined Col.
W. O. Scoter, coniinnndlnK of
ficer of thu Fur Eust weiilher
grotip, In conference- with I'rof.
Sukukel Kiijlwlinrn, one of
Jupnn'M most proniliiuiit Helen,
lists mid a member of the Jupu
ncso cabinet, on plans for Jupu
nese ineteorolwtlsts -to aid the
AAr Weuther service In collect'
Iiik, iinnly.lnu mid dlmieniluiit
Intt weuther (in I ii necessary for
successful ulr unci noil liuidlnitii
In thu Nlpponeo hoinn Islnwls.
The 62-yenr-old Kiijlwhnru, di
rector of the Cenliul meteorolo
I! leu I observatory of Jupiin and
the Jupiiucse weuther service,
promptly Indicated Ills desire to
coonernlo with the two Ameri
can colonels unci promised to
furnUh them with information
on tho locution of Jiipuncso
weather lUallcnit, tho translation
of code forms and cx Inline.
weiillier broadcast. Tho observ
atory, where tho conference wan
held, is situated directly across
1 tho street from tho emperor's
pulnco in Tokyo,
cjrniEllLL
MEET WEDNESDAY
ALTURAS Kennoth Flour,
noy, president of tho Modoc
Luttlcmcn s iissocliillon, nns an
nounced the anninil mectlim of
t ho association will be held In
tho Veterans Memorial build
inif, Alturas, Wednesday, OctO'
ber 17. at 1 d. m.
F. E. Mollln of Denver, Colo.,
executive sucretary, American
Nnllonul Livestock association:
Leroy itiinkin, president of the
Cullfornlu Livestock ussoeinilon
D n C. MeKlnncy, secretary;
Clydo llurrls, Sncrumcnto, chief,
bureau livestock identification,
and Dr. A. K. Cnrr, chief of the
state division of animal Indus
try, will be the principle speak
ers.
A banquet will bo held In the
Nlles Coffoe shop at 0:30 p. m
for members of tho organlzu
tlon.
$40,000 Stadium Will
Be Built At Newbcrg
NEWBEnG. Oct. 10 (tP Con
struction of an athletic field and
grandstand to cost $-10,001) was
proposed lust nb!lil by union
high school district of Yamhill
county.
Architect A. B. Lawrence,
Portland, has plans nearly com
plete. Tho stands will scat
1 ,100-2000 persons, Supt. II. E
Armstrong; said.
Doea he? Frankly, we
doubt it. Because wood
chucks haven't discov
ered the winter comfort
thotShell HentlngOil can
provide. If your burrow
is chilly, call the Shell
man, He'll deliver clean
burning, economical
Shell Heating Oil pronto.
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953 Spring St.
Phono 4121
By JOAN O'NEILL
"Dub" Burns appeurcd at
KU11S yesterday morning to give
tho kills a little diversion from
their usual studies. Uub Is the
brother of thu famous bazooka
playing Bob Burns und ho Is
qulto llko mm In manner and
uppeurancu.
Mr, Burnu has a decidedly dif
ferent form of comedy which
was rcfrnjliiiul. He doos not play
tho bazooku. However, ho
played tho guitar and sung at In
tervals during tho asiiombly, Ono
of his acts was to play a minia
ture bazooku wlillo ut the sumo
time ho plunked uway on tho
guitar.
Clubs Plan Initiation
Two clubs met yesterday to
dceldo on tho Initiation of new
members into their organiza
tions, Lutln club, which Is com
posed of students who nro tak
ing or liuvo taken two years of
Latin und who ulso have u 2.0
grade average In the subject, ap
pointed committees to decide on
tho initiation. Tho initiation will
bo held October 25. itulh Lull
dry Is president of tho club.
The old members of Honor
society decided upon their do
ings on initiation night, which
will bo October 22, for the now
members. Honor society Initia
tions uro usually held at the
homo of ono of tho members and
uro Informal iiffulrs, Gcorgo Zu
pan Is president of Honor soci
ety. Psllcsns on the Air
Pellcann, the KUHS radio pro
gram, will bo on tho air for the
first time tills year next week.
I'ellciinn Is under the direction
of C, G. Woodhousc and is writ
ton and given by the students in
the radio English class. Tho
exact time and (Into will be pub
lished later.'
Llttlo Thwtr
"The Llttlo Thcalro Off Mon
Claire" has big plans for this
year which the new Improve-1
merits will help make possible. I
This summer 14 new motor
driven rheostats wero installed
on tho left of tho stage. With:
this new equipment, Mrs. B. B.
BInmqulst, driimutlcs teacher,
will be able to produce any
show Including thoso with tho
most complicated lighting ef
fects, 50 HOOM HOTEL PLANNED
DE LAKE. Oct, 10 (!) Pluns
for a new 50-room hotel to be
built about n mile south of hero
will bo ready in threo months,
architects said today.
I iii 1 1 1 ;
Along the Union Pacific Strategic Middle
Route,' uniting the East with the Pacific; Coast,
stretches a vast network of telephone and tele
graph wires. Over these wires g5 the orders
controlling the movement of all trains.
To insure efficient and safe operation, extreme
care must be taken in transmitting. For ex
ample, the Union Pacific "book of rules" gives the
following instructions for the transmittal of train
orders by telephone . . . "time will be spelled
and then pronounced, thus: t-w-o t-e-n 2:10 pm'
REGDNSHIP
LAUNCH
LUST VESSEL
PORTLAND, Ore, Oct, 10 (IP)
Orcgonshlp, thu Henry J. Kulser
shlpyurd that roso from the mud
flats of North Portland to bo
come tho record breaking "glam
our yard" of the west coust, will
launch Its lust vessel this month.
Only two Victories tho Bolso
and the Brultiurd remain on
tho ways where Liberties and
Victories once splashed Into the
Willamette rlvor at a pace that
broke all provlous shipbuilding
records,
Within a few weeks tho yard
will exist only as a name that
f;avo lustre to a war era of Amcr
cun production and in tho mem
ory of thousands of workors who
helped.
Nln. Ways Idle
Nine of tho eleven ways arc
idle, their skeletons a weird pat
tern where men once swarmed
as they worked for victory, The
big shop buildings whore Kai
ser's nrc-assembly system roared
full tilt for almost four years are
empty of workers. A few move
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surplus equipment Inside for
protection until the government
disposes of it later.
A disastrous $3,000,000 fire
destroyed its spruwllng outfit
ting docks and brought certain
doom to tho yurd. Any new
building In this urea 'by Kni.ier
can bo bundled easily at Kaiser's
Swan island yurd hero or ut the
big Vancouver, Wush,, yard on
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SontBtlonsl News
Orcgonshlp mudo its most sen
sational news in the first two
year of the war, when It was
building "ugly duckling" Liber
ties. The yard wus first to launch
one In 10 days. The Into Presi
dent Roosevelt cheered from the
launching platform as it slid Into
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Union Pacific's efficient operation has been
developed throughout seventy-six years of serv
ice to the nation in peace and in war. A tre
mendous amount of "know how" has been
accumulated during those many years.
In the postwar era when travel conditions have
returned to normal, you can continue to depend
on Union Pacific for dependable transportation
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enjoyment. i
scoffed, said "It can't be done.'M
Later tho yurd sent another into I
tho water in seven days.
The yurd luunched its first
snip, "Tho Star of Oregon, on
September 27, 1041 Just 100
ycurs to tho day after Its name
sake, the first ship built In the
new Oregon country. From that
historic beginning, Oregonshlp-
pers Drone every Duuuing rec
ord in tno world.
SURPRISE?
MOUNTAIN HOME, Idaho,
Oct. 10 (I') Mrs. Herbert De
Bates and her son from Buffalo,
N. Y., came to the air base here
for a surprise visit with her sol
dier husband. He had Just left
for Chicago to be discharged.
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