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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG. NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURC. OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1936. FIVE ft Collusion Charges Hurled in Germany as Roundup Stirs Rhineland. By WAUE WERNER (Associated IJr83 Koteipn Stuff) BKKUN, Feb. 12 (Al) Charges of collusion betwVen Hum tin Catholics und communUu were lieanl in Cermuuy today as at least lot) Catholics ami communists ere uniier arrest after slmuKuuupus raids by secret pulico. Catliolics were particularly charged with conspiracy with com munists in the Rhineland, the cen ter of the police roundup. The official organ of Adolf Hit ler's black-shirt guards, Das Sell win ze. Korps, issued a charp challenge today to charges thai the Ca;holic church lu Oeruiaiiy was being persecuted. The fact that the "Catholic church feels itself menaced and persecuted In national socialist Germany" can be clearly seen in sermons and pastoral letters, the publication said. In reality, the organ asserted, it was the oUl story, as "old us the church, itself," which Ias Schwarzo Korprf Huid, ajways raises a cry ' of "persecution" whenever its po- liticul am hit ions were thwarted The "SS" organ took its stand white nazi secret police roamed the Catholic Rhiuelund district, making what Informed sources, said appeared to be Jue greatest nuni ber of wliolesale arrests since scores of nuns and monks were seized a year ugo. Officials Imposed absolute se crecy on the police activities, not u word of the movement appear ing in the press. Authorities said, however, that this was the first lime collusion be tween Catholics und communists was charged on a great scale. The raids came as outward signs indicated a possibility of some ac cord between the nazi regime and the Catholic church. Hitler Greets Pope While police were bearing down to make arrests, Ueichsfuehrer Adolf Hitler telegraphed his best wishes to l'ope Pius on the 14th anniversary of the pontiff s coronation. An undiscovered number of Cath olics und communists were arrest ed Monday on various charges, in simultaneous action by secret po lice in several parts of Germany. Unconfirmed reports said at least 1(H) persons were taken into cus tody. 'i he Rhineland then becume the center of the roundup, where Hitler had barged Catholics were con spiriite w nil communists ti gainst the government. Oilier charges al leged illegal u.ics of the Catholic flag in activities of the Calholic uuth organization, connected with the Cologne cathedral. ' ' i While Cuthuiics and communists were arrested ut the same time, the exurt nature of their alleged subversive activities was withheld. Successful Antarctic Fliers Rescued from Ice A v. I i- s. 2EC Lincoln Elliworth 1 Herbert Hollick-Kanyoa Unheard from since November, Lincoln Ellsworth and Herbert Hollick-Kenyon, his pilot, are returning to civilization on relief ship tcorr which rescued them from ice. at Bay of Whales. 25 miles from the foal of their successful expedition across the Antarctic. Map shows route followed on the 2,140 mile flight. . Moll Ends Sentence Anecdotes of Abraham Lincoln Told On . Anniversary of Emancipator's Birthday MORGENTHAU LAUDS SOCIAL SECURITY ACT PHOKNIX, Ariz., Feb. 12. (AP) Henry iloiKeuthau, Sr., describ ed the social security uct today us "the modern Magna Carta." "It is a great torward step, oc-ciimp.i.-died by evolution rather luan linolution," suid Moi'Kenthuu, fftimnr umbasHudor' to1 Turkey und father t.f the secretury of the Unit ed Slates treasury. " bat we are after hi this coun try is maintenance of our living htandaids, regardless of what other nations are doing," he said. "Those who are a little belter off must h tp those who aren't if this is lb be line." .!ii f..3nthau co n c 1 u d ed "the no are the ones who are m.tiung history." TAXICAB STOLEN CY SOLDIERS FOUND VANCOUVER, Wash., Feb. 12 (Al't Andiew Keyzers taxicab, tthicli was seized by two escaped r-nl'hiis from the Vancouver bar ui' i.s j;iil, was recoveied at- the ( t:C c.mp near Silver Creek falls, nmthfui of Hilverton, police said Uday. , Kt zt'rs paid two armed men fori rl him to drive south on the l'aciitc iiinhway in Oregon and he jiinii(i iinin the cull near Canhy. t'r.nik Juricek and Kverelt K. Carper Imke from t heir c.'lls al the barracks jail and stole an autiimutic pistol. They were con lined for week-end absence with out have. -o 'KINDNESS' BEQUEST UPHELD BY COURT UASiN. Wyo.. Feb. 12. (AP) Judge C. I. Murane today upheld ih.' will of Klmer Todd, eccentric bachwor who died hero In Novem ber l:t3l, having his entire estate In tv.o young girls who befriended linn durir.i; his litetlme. Tli will, which left hi3 estate to iKjiothy a; nl Murguerite lieal, aged 1" nnd :;. wan contested by Mr. " - Best S e Ever Used For Coughs "Xn mtilrr Mm, hit lir rxli ti iv, l'rt Ariltur. Out., mnjn III M-l-K' HIM I Hi: ItHpIr nrtlnm In Ihf ltt imitli nirvlii-lnr mttr r rr iirrl. hr rilfi ".lnnl thin nrrk himlMintf ciiiiit ht n rr. rtrrt rttlrl. .1 Hiiif IHm Inn ilnr .f llM'klt- ' mi'l in (lir in urn in if br hi itrriill- Ittinr'ti erf ihul he iti n t otl iiImmiI hlw 'rk iik IIMMfll. It i! thi.1 (nk. nur' r--f tlmt tn:ik..j. liriKI.KVK AIIXTIKK r I' linlil.-. And iii mn. iiMjiit-y wh' ti l.uy tin. kl. It In thn-.-Iiiihh jim powerful nd ff Tfi'tiv hi ny uth'T. You tan g.-t it ut Chap man Drug Htore nd first tUbS arugnu viywbre. Adv. Evelyn Frchettj -i -r j When" Evelyn FxecliettesweeW heart of the slain gangster. John Dil linger, was released from fed-' oral prison at Milan, Mich., after serving a year for harboring the former gang j leader. she was forced to take a pauper's oath to .release herself from a $1,000 fine, imposed at time of sentence., .Mary Weuver, Todd's sister, of Louisville, Colo. The Deul Kiiis, formerly resi dents of Basin, lived near Todd for several years before their mother died. He became greatly attached to them ami after his death at the at;c of VI it was found his entire estate had pone to the youngsters Vi ho hud been luken to I'nrlhmd, Ore., to live with their Ktuiidmothcr, Mrs. 11. V. Compton. The estate consisted of in cash hoarded in a tin cun for 2U years, stocks, bonds and other val uables aggregating several thou sand dollars, and several thou sand dollars worth of town prop erly. NOTICE Itids will be received at the of fice of th undersigned ut City Mall. Uos'buig, Oregon, up to .March 2nd, 1 :, covering forty tiers two-foot old growth fir wood. Same to be cut from large sound trees; delivery to be made to City Hall on or beforo September 1st (Adv.) A. J. (ieddes, Recorder. COMING SOON MAJOR BOWES' AMATEURS On the Stage HUNT'S INDIAN THEATRE MANY NEVER SUSPECT CAUSE OF BACKACHES This Old Treatment Often Brinffi Happy Relief Of Pain Wny fitfforen rdirv nnsorfns Nirlurh quifkly, once thty discover that the real caue of their troubl may be tired kjdnojt. The kidney are one of Nature's chief vT of takiiur the ands and wast out of the blood. If they don't pau Z pints a day and so Rpt rid of more than 3 pounds nf waite matter, your lb miles of kidney tubes i nay need i loaning. I If you hae trouble with fref-tjent bladder I paiaaves with scanty amount wbieh oftMi mart nA burn, the 15 miles of kidney i tubes may oeod flushing out. This danirer iimal tray be the bmnninir of nasRin ) barkacbe, lea; pains, loss of pep nnd cnertry, tretiinjr up niRhta, wellina, pulifceas under the eyes and dtssines. A-k your dnnrirlBt for DOAN 8 PILLS oed successfully by milliona fir over 40 years. They five happy rejief and will help Q ijjft Um Is Buics of s)firnj fa'haf, LOUISVILLE, Ky., Feb. 12. (AP) T hat Abraham Lincoln might have become known as the whip-sawyer president Instead of the rail-splitter if he had not fallen into a creek when an eight-year-old Kentucky boy, was suggested to day by an antique saw prized by Mrs. James L. Meredith as a Lin coln relic. The nine-foot, rust-eaten whip-saw,- encased at the Meredith home here, was presented, Mrs. Meredith related,' by Lincoln's father, Thomas, to a neighbor, Pet er R. Powell, as a reward for help ing save little Abe from drowning in the turbulent waters of rolling Fork creek shortly before the fam ily moved to Indiana. . Because whip-saws, used by the pioneers to hew logs Into boards, were not easily replaced, Mrs. Meredith's story of the saw, which Bhe says stie cun support with af fidavits, implied that Lincoln hud to be content with wielding an axe and an adz when he became big enough to work with timber. -ost for more than half a cen tury, the saw was recovered from the bed of the Nolln river at the! Hart county-urayson countv line in 192(j by a swimmer. George Logsdon. Hearing that Mrs. Meredith's brother, T. N. Smith of Hrnyson county was faniilinr with the tool's history, Logsdon gave It to him and he presented it to Mrs. Meredith. NEW YORK. Feb. 12. (AP) A frail, white-haired lady, who knew Abraham Lincoln when she was a little girl, celebrated the great, emancipator birthday by urging the republican party to find another Lincoln. Mrs. Mary Scott-Uda, now 91, spoke out at a meeting of the re publican committee of 100. "Lincoln wus frequently a guest in my father's house," she said. "1 remember one emergency when it was suggested that be should be a candidate for office. " 'Hoys, don't mind me,' he said. 'You must pick a man that can win.' "And that Is what you republi cans have got to do," Mrs. Scott Uda said. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Feb. 13 (AP) -r Declaring the new propos ed farm program is "a sincere at tempt" to meet constitutional limi tations set by the supreme court, Secretary Wallace today advanced three reasous for believing the plan would be valid. "We believe the supreme court will approve the new legislation," Wallace said at au Indian farm bureau meeting here, "If It rec ognizes any oue of tha three for lowing propositions: "1. The fuel of the natiou-wlde Interdependence of all commerce, from the humblest farm to the largest corporation. "2. The extent to w hich the doc trine of states' rights is being used as the final refuge for anti-social corporations. "3. Federal responsibility for the post war agricultural dilemma. "If it was the proper function of the federal government in war time to encourage farmers to plow up laud which should never have been plowed. In order to produce wheat for our allies; .if the federal government was Justified in en couraging the mining of our soil to supply a European demand which bus now disappeared; then it seems to me np less the federal Kovernment's proper function to encourage the return of that lund to grass and trees; to make it worth the farmers while to im prove the soil's fertility by plant- 1 ing sotl-buildmg crops. ' Still Criticizes Court Continuing his criticism of the supreme court's AAA decision, Wal ! lace said "most of us'' thought the adjustment act constitutional when it was passed. ( "Some of us, Including three jus , (ices of the supreme court," he added, "think so still.' The AAA, the secretary Baid "was closely in accord with the platlorms of both the great politi cal parlies of 1U32." On the occaslou of Lincoln's birthday, Wallace recalled Lin coln s dissatisfaction with some supreme court decisions. "He took the view," Wallace MERCER, Pn., Feb. 12. (AP George A. Hamilton, 91, recall ed today his favorite story of Presi dent Lincoln and the days of the war between the stutes, In which he fought. Four mules drawing the presH dent's carriage plunged Into a mud hole, Hamilton said, and the army driver released a flow of prolan-' ity that ceased only when the car riage renrhed dry ground. Beware Coughs from common colds That Hang On No matter how many medicines you have tried for your cough, chest com or oroncnuu irritation, you can get relief now with Creomulslon. Serious trouble may be brewing and you cannot afford to take a chance with anything less than Creomul slon, which goes right to tho seat of the trouble to aid nature to soothe and heal the inflamed mem branes as the germ-laden phlegm is jaosenea ana expeuea. Even If other remedies have failed, don't be discouraged, your druggist Is authorized to guarantee Creomulslon and to refund your uiouiy u you ore not satisnea witn results from the very first bottle, Get Creomulslon right now. (Adv.) iasn.r..i..M.r.'fr SCHENLEY'S MAYFLOWER STRAIGHT RYE WHISKEY one PN- M N. MIC $1.75 QUART N. MIA The mildest-tasting, lightest straight Pennsylvania rye you can buy . . . you'll prefer it! ECHO SPRING KENTUCKY STRAIGHT WHISKEY Every drop 2 yearsS months old. $1 15 PINT $2.65 QUART N. 114A A straight whiskey value you . won't find it easy to duplicate. AVAILABLE IN OREGON Scbtaltr Diitributon, Inc., New York, N. Y. Ship's Crew Aids Deer To Escape Wolf's Fangs VANCOUVER, a C, Feb. 13. (AP) A gritu battle of the wilds between two deer and a wolf was related by crew mem bers of the Ollallle today. They aald the wolf had a neck hqld on a buck deer while the deer's frantic mate tried to fight off the buck's adversary The fight was exteuded to the waters of Halkett bay, off Gam bier Island when tha wolf and buck fell from a cliff. The buck swam to a long boom, the wolf holding fast. Crewman fright ened the wolf away, the buck swimming to shore, freedom aud his mate. that "I see no reason why Oregon not to return to Washington with should have to contend wljb Wash- out permission. "Each -time a con ing ton's criminal element." vict thtre Is ordered to leave be The judge said Washington state usually comes our way, landing lu parole officers Instructed parolees Portland." the Judge declared. B.UB0MET H!fH3 s WINE-TMg OtMT mw.U APErm-AlOHOt 18 BY VOtUME jQTt neW trlnk Ne. 640 said, referring to Llncolu, "that the Dred bcott decision was a tragic abuse of judicial power. 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