Justice Jackson Back;
Refuses Feud Comment
Truman Signs Weakened OPA Bill
WASIIINaTON, Auk. 2 (!)
taaix'liito Juallro Hohcrt Jack
mi ri'luriinl totlii y from Nuern-H-m
but doi-llnr-d to eay wholli
r h will rcauino hla nutli's on
Ik supreme court whi'it lie has
won pulillcly crltlial of Jus
.lea Hugo Mack.
Jai'ksun told rrln who
nut him at tho national ulrport
,1ml ho would I'oinmrnt only on
.lit war crlinfi trial whore lie
is Ilia UnlliM Htatoa piuaecutur.
Aakeri specifically about return-
Hunted
tell
Martin Bormann (above). Kit
lea's deputy party laadar, ti tha
a u b 1 a e I of a house to houia
search tn Munich. American In
talllganca offlcara raportad af
Nuernberg that Bormann, who
haa been mining alnca tha fall
of Berlin, waa aaen In Munich
only a week ago. Ha had long
been believea aeea.
AP wlrephoto,
I won't havit anylliliiK to aay
except a hunt NurrnlHTit"
Shortly aftor Krcd Vluaon
waa nnini'd chief Juatli'ii to auo
vaud tha luta llarlun F. Stone,
Jackaon laauod a atatviiii-nl
while abroad Junu ID critical
of lllauk'a participation In clo
dding a en no In which a former
law pnrtnnr rcproenntod ono
party. Illuck haa not coinmnnt-
ed,
When hi may return to CSer
many, Jackaon auld, "depnnda
on lite con mo or eventa More.
Mature hla departure from
NucriihrrK Wednratlny Jnckaon
aald ho would h gono only tem
porarily, planning to return by
iiildtti'ptumlMT.
Jackaon an Id ho had no defi
nite plana for the Immediate
future bealdca going for at loaat
a few daya to hla noma at sub
urban l.angloy, Va. lie aald he
might find time to vlall hla for
mer home at Jameatnwn, N. Y.
While turning aaldo a direct
ueatlon of whether ho proposed
to return to tho court, Jackaon
aald In brief remark for newa-
reola that ho planned tn ' re
aiime hla normal work." lie did
not elaborate.
Referring to the Nuernberg
trial of natl war , prlaonera
Jarkaon anld the prnaecutlon
had preaented alnce laat Novem
ber the "moat cloaely document
ad cane In the world'a hlatory."
Documents aelred from trie
Oermana, ho aald, convinced
him beyond doubt that Crimea
had taken plnco "which 1 did
not believe before could bo com
mitted In the twentieth cen
tury." "Our hope la that tho trial
to aomo extent at I en it will de
ter future International aggrea
alon," Jackaon anld,
Tho Justice waa accompanied
by hla aon, Navul Llout. Robert
E. Jackaon, and waa mot by hla
wlfo.
W W ', k. M
aVVKAI.V ITCWg, Vie met h Fait, .
VM4T, staff, t, i4. ft,
Prealdant Truman ahakaf handa with OPA Chief Paul
Porter after algning tha compromlae OPA bill. The bill, which
includaa rent controla, extends OPA until June 30. 1947. Looking
on In background are congreaalonal leadera. (NEA Telephoto).
Divorces Again In Lead
During Month Of July
Cloud Barrier Bars
Portland Air Salute
SPOKEN. Aug. 2 IMA bar
rier of cumulua clouda south
eaat of Portland over tha Cas
cadea prevented a flight of 40
army air force planea from f
Ing over I'orllaim yeaterday aa
plunned. Col. Edward O. Mea
dowa, who waa In charge of tl
(light, aald hero today.
Col. Mradowa aald the gaa
aupply of moat of tha ahlpa waa
Inadequate to permit going ovor
the clouda or cutting back to
ward Portland after going
around thorn. Tho ahlpa were
acheduled to refuel at Seattle.
The four B-20'a which did paaa
over Portland had ample alti
tude to continue on over the
elouda and alao had reaervo sup
plica of gaeollne. ha aald.
Portland Reports
Upsurge Of Crime
PORTLAND, Aug. 2 Ml An
upaurgei In crlino wna reported
today by police, who anid the
number of robberlea and thefU
had rlaen mor than 100 per
eent over laat year on Port
land's west aide.
Throughout the city, crime
waa I a per cent higher laat
month than for July a year ago.
Robberlea throughout the city
were up SO per cent, aaaaulta 40
per cent, and automobile thefta
81.9 per cent.
.Patrolman Arrested
On Assault Charge
PORTLAND. Aug. 2 (!) A
traffic policeman, accused of
striking a man In the fuce after
the lattor'a arreat, wn.i free on
$300 bond today.
The officer, John C. Galea,
waa arreated on a charge of aa
aault and buttery yesterday.
Dunne CJ. Taylor, 17, awnro out
the warrant, charging thnt he
waa struck by Gates after being
arreated for speeding.
Negro Held In
Rape And Kill
MINEOLA, N. Y.. Aug. 2 (fll
A aurvey of the courthouae
recorda for the month of July
ahnw that marrlagea again ran
a poor aecond to dlvorcea during
the month, aa hna been the cane
In Klamath county every month
of 1 U 48 except for June, tho tra
ditional wedding month, when
the two about broko even.
Regatta Set
For Coos Bay
COOS BAY, Aug. 2 (Special)
The largest cruwda in aoutnweat
ern Oregon hialory arc expected
in Cooa bay and North Bend next
Friday, Saturday and Sunday lor
the firat postwar Cooa Bay Pirate
regatta.
tiailed aa the largeat regatta
Stuyveaanl Plnnell. chief of " "e northwest, more man
Naa.au county detectlvea. aald M000 In prUo. will be awarded
today Ward Heecher Caraway, participant, and apeetatora In the
23-year-old Negro butler and i W.OOb how. Highlighting the
chauffeur, had confeaaed to t iei ""- "
During July there were 31
marriage llccnaea laaucd at the
courthouae. an average of one
per dny, but there were 51 aulta
for divorce filed. The wedding
permlta went to 29 civilian
couplet, one sailor and one
soldier.
Alao during tho month there
were 44 final divorce decreet
handed down, 31 to wivca and
13 to husband a.
Wivca aaked for the divorce
In 38 cam, huabanda in IS,
and custody of minor children
waa an laauo in 17 of the equity
aulta.
Cruel and Inhuman treatment
waa the allegation in 42 divorce
complaint, and dcacrtlon for
fierlod of one year waa charged
n the other nine. Ten of the
couplet calling it qultt were mar
ried in 194.1. three In 1944 and
three othert in 1946.
Former Sprint Man
Tops Bulldogging
PORTLAND. Aug. 2 (!')
Bnrney Willis, former University
of Southern California sprint
champion who turned to chap
and apura, won top milldoKgmg
honors and second prize In calf
roping at the Jantzen beach
atampede last night.
Do Moss lierclmnn look the
steer stopping content with alx
aecond; Dan I'ooie won first
place In calf roping with IB. 4
Kcconds; and Tom Firlrie placed
first in Brahma bull riding.
pr
Mra. Marjory Church Logan, 52,
and raping and ahooting her
daughter, Marjory, 28, Inst July
24.
Plnnell aald the confcaalon
came thla morning after a night
of questioning during which he
ateadfnatly maintained he knew
nothing of the crime although
ho had been Identified Inst eve.
nlng by Mist Logan at the man
who had alaln her mother and
attacked her In their luxurious
Flower Hill homo on Long
Island's north shore.
Caraway, arreated last night
In the Southold summer home
of his employer, Joseph M. Rote,
neighbor of the Lognnt In
Flower Hill, was formally book
ed on a charge of murdor.
are the northwest open outboard
and sailing championships.
Scorea of boats are entered from
all over tho northwest and Cali
fornia for the $2000 purse.
A new outboard boat and ' -
mnfnw ...ill K n . Ik. .. '
prize In the Coot Bay striped
baas derby, with more than 30
other prlzea going to aportsmen
catching the largest Coos Bay
bass.
We Pror by Test,
We Hove tha Best!
Tssl Bttvrs Ya Bar
Grem's Roofing Service
rans tasa
canning
The Cuna Indiana of the Mu
lata Islands In the San Bias
Archipelago off Panama bind
their children's legs to make
them grow slender.
luTfsaiJ
FASHION DICRIIS
Mihy hfuit-wite
woman ait Itilui
Inf the Nationally
rimoui SLIM LY
Sliced HOLLYWOOD
BREAD in their
Vcducing menus.
It's bistd with
out shoittnini . . .'
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Here's How
Things Stand
NTIL production hits its stride) there
will continue to be en acute shortage of trans
formers and other materials needed to pro
vide new electric service. The situation is gen
eral throughout the country conditions be
yond our control. Frankly, we want you to)
know iust how rhinos stand todav. sa . . .
Here Is a brief report on some of the more Important materials
needed to bring electric service to your Home, Farm or Factory
OHIGH TENSION PORCELAIN INSULATORS-
Alt stocks critically short factories' production filled Into late 1947. Orders
beinf accepted on basis shipment 12 to 15 months and upon availability ef
associated steel forgings which are bought out.
O DISTRIBUTION INSULATORS-
Very limited stocks available some sub-standard material and war surphM
available.
OCOPPER WIRE-
Due to strikes, which have jut been concluded, the industry h far behind
consumer demands. Orders are presently being taken on basis ef te 7
, months shipment.
O TRANSFORMERS-
No Improvement small sixed distribution transformers are almost com
pletely unobtainable. Manufacturers are not even quoting delivery time, but
anticipate upwards from 18 to 20 months. Larger distribution and high ten
sion equipment is being quoted 12 to 15 months. Such used equipment as it
available Is usually found to be 30 to 35 years old and is being held at im
possible prices.
O POLES-
Standard butt treated cedar pole production nationally is running several mil
lions below demands. Improvement in labor, prices and development of new
access facilities to the more remote interior stands are required before any
relief can be expected.
Nominal quantities of sub-standard substitutes are available for de
liveries in 2 or 3 months. Native species are obtainable; however, inability to
secure proportionate quantities of treated stubs on which to mount them pre
vents their general use.
OPOLE LINE HARDWARE-
Following settlement of the steel and soft coal strikes, straight steel Heme
have eased off materially; however, due to porcelain shortage, any item mad
up in combination is very difficult to secure, with many specialty items com
pletely unobtainable.
OCROSSARMS-
Inability of Pacific Northwest crossarm mills to cope with demands has forced
the development of new sources. A satisfactory local arrangement has bean
worked out assuring adequate quantities in the immediate future.
OFUSE SWITCHES, CUTOUTS, DISCONNECTING
SWITCHES-
All are largely combination copper-porcelain products and are directly af
fected by the acute porcelain shortage. We are not always able, despite our
best efforts, to provide sufficient to meet current demand.
OPIPE AND PIPE FITTINGS-
Unprecedented demands for small steel pipes have exhausted stocks;
mill deliveries are on allocated basis with sporadic deliveries. Cast iron
pipe is likewise slow, deliveries often running 5 to 7 months depending
on sixe. Most C. I. fittings are reasonably available from independent
foundries in' the' metropolitan areas.
We're sorry that this situation exists) we wlah that we might
promptly take care of the large backlog of ordera here. Unfor
tunately we cannot predict when the ahortags will ba relieved.
In the meantime, wa hope that you will bo patient and aeaura you
that we will bring tha convenience of electricity to you Just as
soon as possible.
The CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY
OPEN 8 A. M. TO 9 P. M. WEEKDAYS