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MONOAY, AUOUJT I, lMf
Lids Bopped Off Rents In
82 Large American Cities
CHICAOO. Auf . 1 ( Lid hsv
been popped off rent controls In at
f-ut S3 cities since local option au
thority, granted by congreaa, bream
effective on April 1. Spokane, Waah,
was on of th large clue.
During til earn time, Tlgh K.
Wooda, federal homing expediter.
llfud reatrlcUon In 168 other com
Biunltle but recently alapped them
back on three after rent roa
harply.
Plv state also have taken action
Pair Held In
Kicking Death
CHARLESTON. W. Va, Auf . I UP)
A man waa kicked to death yester
day by two men who brandished a
knlf to keep downtown crowd
from coming to hi aid.
Folic called It one of the city
Boat brutal crime. They aald ther
waa na apparent mollv for th
attack.
Th victim waa Edward Conrad
O'Brien, a bottling company em
ploye. He died on th way to a
hospital.
Detective Capt Dewey E. Wil
liam Identified th two men being
held In connection with th attack
aa Harry Burdett. 2s, and rred
Painter. SO.
Folic aald O'Brien waa attacked
after he had (topped at a news
stand to buy a paper.
Legion Confab At
Salem To Open
SALEM. Aug. 1 WV-The first of
3000 delegates began arriving her
today for the Slrt annual conven
tion of th Oregon department of
the American Legion.
The convention win last from
Wednesday through Saturday.
Speakers at the convention win
Include Prank N. Belgrano Jr. Port
land, past national commander;
Stephen F. Chad wick. Seattle, also
a past national commander; Gen.
Mark Clark, commanding general
of th sixth army; and Brig. Gen.
Robert McCIure. commanding gen
eral in the Northwest.
All sessions will be held In th
state nous of representative.
$50,000 Left By
Seattle Hermit
SEATTLE. Aug. 1 IX A man who
lived In a dilapidated shack, ate only
tale bread and potatoes and all.
hi brother (aid. because he wanted
to save for security, died Friday
leaving an estimated 150.000.
For more than 30 years Fred WU1
aon. about 75. lived the life of a
pauper. He collected wood from the
ship canal and sold It to his neigh
bors. "He apparently waa just saving
for security," said Raymond C. Pun
nett. his Investment broker.
Willson is sutilred by a brother
In California.
under th local option provision of
th IMS rent control act toward
abolishing ceilings or setting up
their own systems.
In Nevada a bill passed by th
legislature Is awaiting algnature of
the governor to knock out restric
tions. Nebraska ha completed action
and lifting of controls then awaits
notification by th governor to th
housing expediter of th state's In
tention. The entlr ttat of Texas will b
decontrolled, effective October 10.
but th legislature authorised cities
to clamp celling on locally by or
dinance. Th report on the decontrol In
cltle was made by the American
Municipal association which list
(000 city government In Its mem
bershlp.
The association said that a nunv
ber of clues had decided against
removing rent ceilings at this tims
and that at least M others have
scheduled hearings on the proposal.
Most of th ctUes which banned
restneuons are in the southwest.
Th provision under which the
local actions hare been taken was
ruled unconstitutional last week by
Federal Judge Elwyn R. Shaw tn
Chicago. Woods said at that time
the ruling would be appealed to the
U. S. supreme court and that pend
ing Judgment there he would con
tinue to enforce the law.
FUNNY BUSINESS
Arrest Ends
Terror Reign
PORTLAND, Aug. 1 l-A JS-year-old
man was In Jail here today,
after terrifying three taverns and
some motorist with a flourished
gun and wild shots.
The man first turned up In the
Sombrero tavern, pointing a gun at
a sailor. Then he went Into the
Lotus dub, aimed at th patrons.
and tired a shot which hit the floor
and nchocheted Into th ceiling.
He marched out. tearing a motor
ist so badly that the latter Jumped
from his car and fled, and then ran
to th Harmony dub. Ther he shot
through a window.
By this time the street wa fun of
pursuing police, who captured the
man near th Hawthorne bridge. He
wa placed in padded cell and
booked as Drover Willis Matthew, 25.
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At any rt, it's bttr than having an ayt pokad out!
Oregon Teachers See Many
Interest Points On Tour
Numerous famous places, old ' Liberty. While In Boston they made
pioneer landmarks, art galleries and , a cruise of the harbor, visited
Important congressional sessions
wer Included In a planned tour
taken by a couple of Oregon teach
ers this summer.
Bunker Hill. Independence hall.
Harvard university, th Peabody
museum and Horary.
They visited the White mountains
Mrs. J K Reno. Mill school ! in r.ew nampsntre and the country
teacher, and Lenora Kiser. a teach .v ; PlT house at Westport. Conn. They
in Vernon., Ore, have Just returned n Canadian and United States
MeKATS TO ATTEND
ASHLAND FESTIVAL
ASHLAND, Aug. 1 0P Gov. and
Mrs. Douglas McKay will be first
nighters her tomorrow when the
Oregon 8hkespren festival
open.
The first night's production win
be -Romeo and Juliet with Mary
Jan Pitt. Portland 15-rear-old
blonde, and Ralph C. Burgess Jr,
Ashland, tn th leading roles.
The stage Is a replica of the Eliza
bethan outdoor theatre In which
Shakespeare's dramas were first pro
duced. Th festival ends August
24.
side of the Niagara falls. In Chi
cago they saw the Museum of In
dustry and Science.
Th Museum of Natural History
and the Art museum interested them
In Denver, and In Kansas they visit
ed the home of Oeneral Eisenhower,
which is now a memorial, opened for
visitors. .
in the House of Representatives " " r
rnwn lwell 1 " " on uie program 01 visits
and the harbor was Included for a
from s I X weeks' -Professional
Growth Tour" which took them to
points of special interest through
several states.
The couple started June 13 and
returned July 23. having visited
two sessions of congress In Wash
ington. D. C in both houses, as part
of their agenda. There they dined
boat ride.
Returning by way of Los Angeles
nd Hollywood. Warners Brothers
studio, and Hollywood bowl, were
ntgmight of the trip which took
them through San Francisco valley.
'Fair Entries In
restaurant with Congressman Lowell
Stockman, visited the Library of
Congress, the bureau of engraving,
the Smithsonian Institute and Uie
Pentagon building.
The tour Included a visit to An
napolis, the Tomb of the Unknown
Soldier. Mu Vernon and th home
of Robert E. Lee.
In New York City th Bronx
Botanical garden were on ui. .
visitation list, and the two Oregon i JiOCK lO Q.I0SC
teachers attended a session of th ! SALEM. Aug. 1 (4 Entries
uniieo. nsuons at use success: tna tn livestock division of
Hsyden planetarium and Metro
politan Art museum. They attended
on session of th National Educa
tional association and went through
Radio City at Rockefeller center.
The visitors sw Columbia uni
versity on their trip and went to
Bedlo island to see th Statu of
U.S. Brass
Opens Talks
In Europe
By DONALD DOANE
FRANKFURT, Germany. Aug. 1
WN-The U. 8. Joint chiefs of staff
conferred today with army officers
of Italy and Luxembourg In the first
of a series of talks with European
military representatives.
Lieut. Oen. Eflslo Marraa. Italy'
army chief of staff, aald at th con
clusion of th talk th American
chief -displayed a friendship on
which w can rely without question."
Oeneral Marraa added "Wi dis
cussed problems of mutusl interest.
. . , There Is no doubt these discus
sions will be of great mutual ben
efit."
Arim. Louis Denfeld. U. 8 naval
chief of operations said th Italians
did not rals th question of U. B.
arm aid for Western Europe.
Earlier, a spokesman for th Joint
staff said th Luxembourg group did
not bring up th arm aid question
at their session either.
The American chiefs Oen. Omsr
N. Bradley, army; Adm. Louis Den
feld, navy: and Oen. Hoys 8. Van-
de n berg, air force, flew In from
Washington Saturday fur a 10-day
study of European defenses and po
tentialities under th Atlantic pact.
Th Duchy of Luxembourg lie In
a border area between Franc and
Germany, she ha little more than
looo square miles, even with terri
tory gained from Germany through
a recent frontier revision. The 146
population estimate waa 31.572.
Later In th day Uie U. S. staff
chiefs will Inspect the Berlin airlift
operations at Frankfurt's Rhine
main airport. Then they will go to
v. B. army headquarters In Heidel.
berg for further talks with A men
can commanders In Oermany.
Black Chief, White Queen
Problem Goes To Courts
LONDON, Aug. 1 ("v-Rhoutd the
black chief of an African tribe,
proud of It pur blood line, be
allowed to bring horn while
queen?
Th highest responsible officials
of th British commonwealth can't
figure out an answer to this delicate
Question In race relstloii and hav
asked for a Judicial Inquiry.
Commonwealth Minister Philip
Noel-Baker and 8lr Evelyn Barln.
high commissioner In Africa, have
7 Rescued At
Ump qua Mouth
SEATT1JE. Aug. 1 Pv Th coast
guard today reported th rescue of
seven Oregontaiis from th Umpqu
river mouth on th Oregon coast
yesterday.
Hespondlng to cries for help, coast
guardsmen put out Into a heavy fog
and found that two nun and a
woman had been dumped overboard
by their upset skiff. A passing fish
boat had already pulled them to
safety, however.
The three were Robert Hendricks
and Lulu Wilson of Florence, and
William Huey of Eugene.
Just afterward four other Eugen
resident were upset in their motor
boat. The four Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam H. Jenkins and Mr. and Mrs.
J. B. Armstrong resched III lelly
themselves, and th coast guard
brought them in.
HOTELS
OSBURN HOLLAND
ETJGENE, ORE. MEDFOBD
Thoroughly Modern
M. a. atta. I Sarla?
aa In t.ri.y
erasrSsMra
for
th state
lair will dos Friday night, a month
before th fair opens. Fair Manager
Leo Splubart aald today.
H ssld thst the total livestock
entries win b slightly larger than
in 14.
He named N. B. Nichols. Pullman.
Wash, to Judg th Holsteln division.
Two Killed In
Idaho Crack-Up
WALLACE, Idaho. Aug. I (S-v-A
surplus air fore training plans,
which witnesses said appeared to
plunge straight toward Ui ground
while In a turn, crashed and burned
on a hllUirie yesterdsy. Two per
sons were killed.
The victims, burned beyond recog
nition, were Identified as Kenneth
8ellers. . and Harold Dlpley. 38,
both of Wallace. They were broth-ers-tn-law.
BARRIER STl'DT
PULLMAN. Aug. 1 oPv Washing,
ton But colleges marketing re
search program Is going to Include
study of transportation rates and
Interstate trsde barrier existing In
the 11 western states, officials said
yesterday.
Taylor Back In
Democratic Ranks
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1 (Fv-Sen.
Glen Taylor ID-Idaho), who ran
for vie president last November on
th progressive ticket, said he would
run again for senator, as a democrat.
"! always been a democrat In
th sense thst I always believed In
the things Franklin D. Roosevelt
stood for." he said In an Interview on
th Mutual Broadcasting systems
"Meet th Press" program.
"I'm pretty thoroughly convinced."
Henry A. Wallaces running mate
added, "that our political destiny
reals with th two major political
parties, that th American people
do not went tny splinter parties."
Approximately 1900 men partici
pated In the University of Arrlonas
11 sports intramural program dur
ing l4l-4.
J. L DEAN
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s.kfd Bir Wsltsr Harrailn, Jucli
ot 111 hlih court ot Hfrluisnslsnd
In Alrlrs, to Invasllist Ui sltua-
llcm.
Tha allrky problem I whslhsr
Herein iheart ot 111 red earth I
Khania, Oslurd educated heir to Ui
tliron of Uamangwato, should b
allowed to lake hi prelly whit
bride, Ruth Williams, u. London
rlerk, horn to rule as queen orer
KHI0O0 blsrk tribesmen.
Th Srlal Inquiry will brln to.
ttelher Herets and hi unci. Tsh.
kedl Khsms, who bitterly oppose
nniutlliif oj th races.
I'sheki-dl one floated a whit
mn with a rhinoceros whip for tak
Ini up with flsmsniwsto black
women.
The unci I lucked by only about
SO tribesmen, but they are of auf.
flrleut Influence to hav caused
Iindon to taks not of th obscure
African problem.
A hui majority of th trlb voted
to accept Ruth as Uielr queen.
Aridliif complication are rsc.
conscious whit resident of South
Africa who object to Hi marrta
on Ui revera of the ground of
fered by Tihrkedl.
Peiuluif oiitcom of th Inquiry,
for which no Um limit hss been
set, Tnhekedl rule ss resent over
the Christianised, tretotalliif trlb
of 100.000. I
Ruutll Elected
To Moil Pott
HARRInRURa. P., Ave. I m
Tli National star Rout Mall 0
rler association re-elected Pran V
Russell of roc est Orov. Or., M aw
president t
Other officer nsmsd at ah Im '
IlK aeaslon of th group' anreaal
oonvenllon Friday war Percy Bos
ton. Uslva, 111., vlo president, 4
Clerhsrd flrhnelder, Oglesby, HI, '
secretary-treasurer.
at. Louis waa selected a th alt
fur th UM convention.
MEKtiK
MONMOUTH. Aug. I Th
first National bank of Monmoulh
has merged with the U. B. Na
tional bank of Portland and berom
the Portland firm's 40th branch.
The bank here waa established In
USD.
My Business Is-
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frees equipment esath of tagene. Preas paasenger ears te the
largest tracks, we ran A Ik Jab!
for complete Mervlce, axte and Irame
alignment, trheel balancing, come In;
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