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i ROSfcBURCl N&S-RVlEt, ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL t, V936, SOCIETY and CLUBS By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER REPUBLICAN LUNCHEON WILL BE ENJOYABLE AFFAIR FRIDAY NOON The perioral rtiihllc has lieon most cordially Invited by the DoiikIus milt of Pro-America to attend lla monthly Itim-lieon ineethiK Friday, April 3, at 12 o'vlix'k, at Carl' Tavern and hear IJr. Victor P. Mor ris, Eugene, nullonully prominent ) economlxt and lecturer, talk. Tim members of the unit are especially appreciative to the pro Kiaiti committee headed by Mrs. J. H. Booih, chairman, ukbIbkmI by kMrs, 1. B. Riddle and Mrs. O. 0. Brown, who have secured t)r. Mor ris as speaker at this luncheon. This will be one of the largest and most Interesting meetings to be sponsored by the unit. Dr. Slorrls has been recognized throughout the United States as an authority on economics and is called upon to lecture frequently for various clubs and organizations. Ife Is rat ed a9 one of Oregon's foremost speakers. Mrs. A. E. Kent, Mrs. Broadway ana Mrs. E. B. Stewart comprise the luncheon committee. Mrs. H.C. Waddell, chairman of Douglas county unit, will preside at the luncheon. All republicans in the county and anyone interested have been in riled to attend the luncheon Fri day noon at twelve o'clock, April 3, at Carl's Tavern. ft EASTERN STAR WILL MEET THURSDAY NIGHT All members of Roseburg chap ter of Eastern Star and all visit ing members have been invited to attend the regular business meet . ing to be held at eight o'clock Thursday evening, April 2, at the Masonic temple. Plans are being made by a large number of the members to attend the district meeting to be held, in Itiddle the evening of April 7 at eight o'clock. Koseburg chapter will put on the initiatory work. Mrs. Inez J. Glalsyer, Coqullle, grand worthy matron ,of O. E. S., will be present tor this very Inter esting meeting. A social hour will follow the session and refresh ments will be sen-ed. - Today's Pattarn Sound A Color Note In Flattering Afternoon Style PATTERN 27(J6 Femininity! How far H will take you in Uiia day and age and how easily it's achieved by wearing just such a frock as this! Easily within your reach, too, for it's an Anne Adams pattern, " and that means easy mak ing. You'll find those pretty capelet sleeves are just ai easy to set in as they are full of flattery and appeal, while the pretty, high-low waistline that snugs in one's diaphragm, and continues 'round back in the jaun tiest of sasti-tiea is ever so good a line for slim and not-so-slim alike. You'll be both a spring and summer charmer in a colorful flor al print. In eyelet batiste, cord lace or soft-tone cotton voile, it's the essence of femininity! Pattern 2706 fs available In sizes 34. 16, 18. 20, 32. 34. 3G. 3. 40, 42 and 44. Size 16 takes 3 yards 39 inch fnbric. Illustrated step-hy-step sewing instructions included with each pattern. Send FIFTEEN CENTS HFr in coins or stamps (coins preferred) for this Anne Adams pattern. Write plainly name, address and style number. BE SURE TO STATE SIZE. Send for your copv of our ANNE ATM MS PATTERN BOOK! You'll like its foresighted advice on the latest pat terns, fabrics, accessor les, fashion trends. You'll like the way It helps you plan a whole smart wardrobe. You'll like its slenderitlng styles, Us delightful patterns for misses and children. A book that's brimming with sond ideas. Send for it today. PRICE OF BOOK FIFTEEN CENTS. HOOK AND A PATTERN TOGETHER. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. Address orders to Mews-Review patt cm Dept., Roseburg, Ore. ill? Ft mm. im PUBLIC INVITED TO ENJOY CHARMING PROGRAM AND BIRTHDAY TEA Thursday afternoon, April 2. at wo o'clock, thn lioseburg Wom an 8 iiu win sponsor us spring birthday tea at the Helillilw con servatory. All uf the women ut lioseburg ami the fcitrmimdllig '(immunities have been most cor dially Invited to enjoy Ihi.i semi annual benefit affair. Mrs. l.ylo MuiHters is generul chairman of the birthday tea and is being aaslmed by the members of the club having birthdays from December to June, who will act as hostesses. Mrs. E. O. Voting and Miss Helen Casey are Joint chairmen of the program, which will Be one or tne most outstanding and charming en tertainments ever sponsored by the club. Mrs. Young'3 original "Spring Pageant" will be presented In four delightful episodes. Mis. W. M. Campbell will act as mistress of ceremonies tn the pageant anu those taking part Include Mrs. K. a. Randolph, -Mrs. E. O. Kohlhag- Mrs. F. L. Crittenden, Mrs. Clair K. Allen. Mrs. Paul Jenkins, Mrs. H. L. Lander, Mrs. If. H. Tur- ner, Mrs. C. M. O'.Malley, Mrs. M. U. Richards, Mrs. wilt h. Oerretseif, Mrs. Earl Wiley, Mrs. C. D. Cannon, .Mrs. Fred IcKoo(i, Mrs.- Leonard Loetterle, Mrs. Lyla .Marsters. Mrs. H. A Simmons, Mrs. Frederick J. Herman, .Mrs. EBtella Garrison, Mrs. D. W. Had- abaugh, Mrs. A. B. Taylor, Sirs. 1,. M. Lilly. Mrs. lieorge enurenm. Mrs. C. S. lleliillne, Mrs. H. F. Eng lish, Mrs. Homer W. Clrow, Mrs. L. Kohlbagen, Sr., M;s. J. U. Foley, Mrs. W. H. Ott, Mrs. Karl Ullncli !v Unv Vniinsr Mrs. I.mv HSatt. Mrs. H.G. Bates. Mrs. li. 1J. Coeii, Mrs. Frank Coe, Mrs. C. (1. Van Valzah, Miss Helen Casey and Mi kb Barbara Clark. The four episodes will Include "Milady's Fashion Show," "House-1 keepers' Brigade," "Kiddie Kon-1 cert" and "Parade of Brides." The Harvard Workshop one-act corned v ptav, "The Florist Shop." by Winifred Hawkridge, will be presented under the direction of Miss Helen Casey. The cast in cludes Miss Helen Casey. Mrs. E. G. Young, Mrs. C. S. Heinllne, Mrs. Raymond Ballard and Mrs. Frede rick J. Porter. The play is a delightful enter tainment revolving around the business of a florist shop, its em ployes nnd its customers. Following the interesting enter tainment lea will be served. The proceeds of this benefit affair go to the cluh fund. Anyone interest ed has been most cordially invited to enjoy the affair. This will be the last public bene fit affair to be sponsored by the club this seasou. as the club cal endar year closes in June, at which time election of officers wilt be held.'' It is not necessary for anyone desiring to attend this affair to be asked as a guest of any member, as a public invitation has been ex tended to everyone to attend eith er with friends, in groups or sin gly. The tens are informal anu the entertainment is always delightful to those enjoying the affairs. : Zr BETTY LOU CARLSON GUEST AT PARTY OAKLAND, April L Betty Lou Carlson was the honored guest nt a lovely party for which her moth er, Mrs. A. E. Carlson, was hostess at their home Friday afternoon. The occasion marked Bettie Lou s tenth birthday anniversary and a number of friends were invited to her home to help her celebrate the day. A number of games were played and a general good time was enjoyed prior to being seated at a pretty decorated table, where the. favors were Easter baskets for each guest to take one home. A large birthday cuke was cut nnd served with other dainty refresh ments by Mrs. Carlson to Phyllis (Joff, Margaret Miller, Peggy Joe and Ruthella Truitt, Patty Camp bell, Rlllie Wagner, Elaine Geth ing, Joyce Snyder, Barbara Young aud Ruth Bovingdou. Mrs. Carlson was assisted in entertalng and serving the youngsters by Miss Clreta Movious, Bettie Lou's school teacher, and Elain Worthen and Dorothy Manning. LUTHERAN LADIES AID HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING MELROSE, April 1 The Lad les Aid of the Lutheran church held Its reuuiar meeting Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. V. O. and Mrs. John Sandstrom. Bouquets of daffodils were used as decorations for the pleasant affair,. Th regular devotional meeting was held with Mrs. Adolph John son as leader, and preceding the business meeting a delicious lunch eon was served by the hostess, who whs assisted by her sisters, the Misses Hilda and Helen An derson. Those enjoying the afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. E. O, Bloom- qulst. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph John- sou. Mrs. C. C. Houghlund, Mrs. J. (. Bncklund, Mrs. Frank Johnson, Mrs. Oscar Nelson, Mrs. E. Ed man. Mrs. J. Sjogren, Mrs. A. 8. Anderson and daughters, Misses Hilda and Helen Anderson, and the hostesses, M rs. John Sandstrom and Mrs. W. O. Sandstrom. TOMMY GARRISON HAS BIRTHDAY DINNER OAKLAND, April 1 Tommy Garrison celebrated' his eleventh bi rt hday on nt versa ry M onda v a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. B. tJarrison by inviting a number of kits friends for a five o'clock din ner. At a prettily trimmed table covers were laid for the guest of honor and his father, Karl (iarri son, Rolrert Johnson, Wayne Rice. James Watson, Ruthella and Peggy Joe Tmitt, Bettie Lou Carlson, Margaret Miller, IMck Cooper, Jim my Underwood, Donald English, Rillle Garrison. Clyde Meunin. Ruth Bovingdon and Miss Greta Movious. NATIONAL GUARD HAS ANNUAL BIRTHDAY PARTY MONDAY EVENING The National Guard held the an nual birthday parly wipbrartcig lr fifteenth, amilveisary Muiultty eve-1 mn at the armory. The lames r , the members and atso their moth- era wtr ml delightfully (ainei! at the open drill riructice. uhit'h wan Jollowed by interesting HuuieR, tacfg and eon tests. Ite fresh me ut a were served In the dfiilns ha. Mrs. Victor M twill t the (urge (idlhdHy cuke. Mrs. it. U JjviiiK assisted in in jnrinm- rneiit for the affair and St(t. Wa. lur Uohertson acted as general hah man. A short talk on the his tory of i fie otfcunlznffon was Riven by Cailuh Victor MlcelH, follow ed by other short talks and read ings by Hale Camoun. MISS.LEMER HOSTESS TO SEWING .CLUB MEMBERS OAKLAND, April Miss El eanor Lemer was a very charming hostess Friday evening at her home when she entertained the members of the Yoiins Ladies Sew ing club. After an evening pleas antly spent in sewing and conver sation Mi&a Lemer served dainty refreshments to Miss Margaret Klnkald. Miss (sahelle Harvey, Miss Leota Jones, Miss Elizabeth Smith. Miss Marlorie Miller, Miss Pauline Pelzel and Miss Llla Fer- ber. ;. .. .H. GREEN P.-T."a. WILL MEET FRIDAY NIGHT The Green P.-T. A. will meet at eight o'clock Friday evening, Aprli 3, at the sehoolbouse. A very in teresting session has. been planned by Mrs. K. L. Preston, jnesldeut. Mrs. eorge Holm and Mrs. Hoy Havens will have charge of the entertainment, which promises to be very enjoyable. Refreshments will be served later in the evening hy the committee in charge. All members uud friends are most cat'- idiaHy invited o be present. POET'S CORNER THE POWER OF RIGHT THOUGHT Br ALREX HARNESS War soon may plunge this world in hopeless night. The need le great. Why can't we think aright. Solve the great world problem, rise above the sphere Of selfishness, dishonesty and fear? The time for thinkers, doers, now is here. With fearful warnings now ttie wide world shakes. Let us awaken and arise and act And face unshrinkingly each press ing fact! Let us know unfettered thought forsakes The mesmerism we obey! Let us know, as submission cow ers and quakes, That around a Truth's eternal ocean breaks in dawii-light of a newer day I ONLY A LITTLE ? By O. M. LEE PER Eyes shine a little brighter When you come home nt night, If you say a little softer Dear you're looking just right. The step is a little firmer As It brings tp you a light, And it burns a little brighter O'er the shadows of the night. The fingers are a little softer As they gently stroke your brow, And It thrills a little deeer As they linger with you now. . The laugh is a little closer As it greets you at the door, If you come home a little early Aa you promised to before. The greeting a little sweeter For the smile tells yon so, The sky Is a little brighter In the twilight fading glow, U will make a little easier All the trials of the day, When you speak a little softer In a friendly sort of way. Th& world will be a little better If you keep that smile on longer, And it will help a Utile more Just to make someone stronger. There will be a little less Eyes that look hurt today. If you mix a little kindness With ail the words you say. It will be a little longer Shiny tresses have to hold. Before they change a little to Silver threads among the gold. We will live "a Utile closer When we meet beyond the shore, Love will be a little sweeter With hearts that we adore. PORTLAND. April 1 The Journal's Washington correspond ent said Congressman Pierce, pa tronage dispenser for Oregon, rec ommended Percy Caufield for ap pointment as postmaster at Ore gon City; Susie u. uillard tor St. Helens postmaster, and Mrs. Blanche North at Bonneville. When you come to PORTLAND rt nen you come to rwniuri fciiE HOTEL U HOTEL f I rift! andyaakltl Tditcfulfy f modtrnly f umisKed. Fire proof. Excellent dmrng service. Dir abfe, quieturrounding$. PopuUrretes: 'w. Mm S3 m4 w. Amtrleni Pin .i too.. WtK kk. 1 PX Earapwi PIn J team, huh, 1 JPsk. -A II oll News ill at Hoi Mlsa Vlrgtula Oil- moiir, dangiititr it .vrs. r.oytn .- uuiuv, la reported to lit ill ut In home in thn Kolilliugen aiMi-l- incuts. Back from Portland ft. II. Wilson, local Ford dealer, return ed here tout night from Portland where lie spent a shurt time at tending to business. Back to Work Miss Meredith Anne Jenkins returned to her work In the Nevts-Iievie- office, yester day, after being HI a short time nt her home. Visits In Myrtle Creek Miss Annie Arzner. nurse at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frankiyn Vos t on Claire street, spent yesterday in Myrtle Creek visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Aimer. , Back to Work Harry O. Par geter has resumed his work st the Umpqua Savings and Loan associa tion office, after twins ill the past several days at his home on Claire street. Viltino at Tenmlle Mrs, Hick Singleton and small, daughter, ot Klamath. Falls, are apeiullug a week t Tenmile visiting the for' mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Mr. Singleton will arrive here over the week-end to tnke his fam ily back to Klamath Falls. Attend Funeral M v s. Hatlle Roberts, of Itings valley; Mrs. Le ila Rhoades, of Albany; Mrs! Net tie Sallnge, of Cottiiga drove; Mrs. Nellie Simpson aud suns, Mux, of Eugene, and Ben of Alaska, and Mrs. Flora Williams, of Km hire, have left for their respective homes after being called to Roseburg to attend the funeral of Leonard Mc Conias. Forest Supervisor Visits Super visor and Mrs. Gilbert I). Brown of Wena tehee national forest, spent today In Roseburg visiting with Su pervisor V. V. Harpham of the Umpn.ua national forest and other members- of the local stair, Mr. and Mrs. Brown have been on a vacation tour into southern Cali fornia and Mexico. Mrs. Marstera Home Mrs. R. W. Marsters has returned to her borne in this city, after spending the past few days in Salem visit ing her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pearcy. She waa accompanied to Salem hy her younger daughter, Mrs. Kermit M. Johnson, nee Dorothy Marsters, of Olympia, Wash,, who returned u,omo, after a week's visit In this city. Visiting Daughter Mn. C. Mnkv Iant of Portland, Is In Roseburg to remain over Easter visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. aud Mrs, H, A, Simmons, mi Ulnkely gtreet. Mrs. Makehtar accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Sunmous back to Roseburg last Thursday, when they went to Portland for Mr. Simmons, who attended fl meeting of the As sociated Oil company, lie Is man ager of the. local jdunt. Women's Council to Meet The Women's Council of the First Chris tian church wiii hold an Easter party Thursday afternoon, April 2, in the ch tt rcli pa rt o f nt at t wo o'clock. Mrs. J. Frank Cunningham will act as hostess, assisted by Mrs. H. Boucock, .Mrs. F. I. Perry. Mrs. 1). R. Oibbs, and Mr.. M. Perry. The devotions will be in charge of Mrs, II, U. Church with Mrs, M, Taylor in charge of the missionary topic on "Korea." Leave for Portland Mrs. C. ff. Ferrier, president of the Donglns County Health, ussociuf fon ; Mrs, Roy Young, vice-president, and Miss Janet Moffat, Douglas county health nurse, left today for Port lnd to spend Thursday and Fri day attending the annual two-day state T.-I). association meeting; Thursday night Mrs. Ferrlcr will be the guest of the, state president, Sndle Orr T fun bar, nt a 6:30 o'clock banquet in the green room of the Portland hotel to henr lr. J. A. Myers, prominent T.-B. specialist from Minneapolis, Minn., speak. LELAWALA Friday, April 13 Reliability can only be had by tha use of the beat lining and i skilfull servicing, i Best e qui pi-we spec-! ialize on Brake WorK ! . j ' Sack from Safem Mr. and Mrs. ! Frvd Hamilton have rtrel i their home on Blakely btrvw, after i HUt'uduis l' days. In &ihn at-! it-ftding to iftisim'sfi. j Mr. Ooueette Bark Mrs. Irv ng tntueire h;is returned to her Umml Bvsmiy slv, fjr sjwmUnx the pant f day in Port iff mi on UUSUU'KS. V. F. W. Auxiliary to Meet Tbtv Vtwas nf Km-hs Wars utixitiury nicmfrers huve lint-it ask- d l met at vight VHwk rp 'rhttfttriay night, April 2, at the inuory. Mr, Leedy Here J. C Leedy, of th Oregon Turkey (imwm's- snchuiori, Port hi nit, is in Uoseliurg Uultvy attending in bulmrt. My. ty wa fortfierly I)(iuglt coun ty agrlcultmul agettt. Country Club Ladles t& Meet The Rosehurg onntry rhih ladies will meet tor bridge at ten- a. Thursday, April 2, and for a pol itick luncheon at noon. All members- are invited. Arrive Here fdT Viit Mrs. Ray J. Freeman arrived here from Portland Saturday to remain inde finitely visiting at the home of her brother-in-law and siMr, Mr and Mrs. A. J. linchrailrl, on Vista avenue,. B. P. W. Enaliah Clasa to Meet The Hasinas and Professional u omen s tmgffsh class will meet at 7:30 o'clock Thursday evening. April 2. at the home of the leader. Mlaa VeiUe Tracy, on South Ste phens street. Attend Meeting Ir. E. J. Watn- scott. Rev. C. A. Edwards, Thomas Parkinson. Chester Morgan and Paul Geddes, representing the local KUvunU club, attended a dinner district meeting of the- Kiwanis club last night tn Eugeuo. C. H. and R, Club to Meet The C. H. and 11. t-inh will mwl Thursday night. April 2, at T::10 uVlack at the bom f Mrs. Lwr entts Krffgel on Rice street with Mrs. K rage I aud Mrs. llam Lolir as joint hostesses. Asbland Visit&rs Leave Mr. and Mrs. George. Cramer lef( Tues day for their borne in Ashland, af ter spending the past several days here with the hater's biwtUei-iw-htw and sister. Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Itickll. Mr. aud Mrs. Cramer aud Mrs. Rlikli returned here last Sat urday from Lefhbrirfge, Canada, where they attended the, funeral of their two ?rieccs. CITY VISITORS Jndge A. F. Stearns, of Onklimd, was a business visitor In this city yesterday. MYs. A. Lowther, of (Hendalo, shciup(?d and visited fy lends in toyri yesterday, Mr. and Mrs, Brown, of Canyon- vilifl, were btwrtnews visitors in fhi city yesterday. Mr. nnd Mm. Toiler and three daughters, of Yonenffn, were here yesterday on business. Mas: Kimmeii, of . Oiuiyonvllfc, spent a few hours here yesterday j on fondness. Mrs. Marie. Young, of Yoncalla, 1 visited friends here for a short time Tuesday. Clyde llydell, of BeeilsjMrt, spent a short time In this city yesterday attending to business. J. F. and Roy Medley nnd George Hall, of Oakland, were business vhdrors hern yesterday. John L. Cabot, of Tenmile, was a business visitor in this city yes terday. A. F. Saar, of Oakland, spent Tuesday In Kosoburg attending, to business. Sirs. E. tt. Young nnd Sfrs. H. F. English nnd daughter, f 0kld, spent yesterday hem on business. William Mc.Cluy, of Uvovkwuy, spent yesterday ht this city attend ing tO itUHlUCHS. Elmer Hart ram, of Onk ereeif, w'us fu (own attending to business 3 VoLk'K titter traffic! 5 vSMw I TW---reiP-W Hi Bank Night WzWH (mmM Lawless pxj K nigh Riders i Added Comedy News 'fjJilP ;i ire 3i for a few hours yesterday. Frank Iwrsik, w MMw, fw a short time here attending to tiiial Vi'& yesiwrday. Mr. and Mrs. twyit inckman. or tUUie, were huAiuesa, vinilum in tiiwn TiwsdBf. Mr. uud Mrs. Joe AUtiu of rhtya Crk, jspt Twsday in thi t-lty on business. C. II. Hidly, of JHxonvWe. wait a hustuess visitor hi this city yes- tMy. Miss Lncfttfl jfebarir, of Trmtt- qua. Uaiiiw'd ami viitisi hey fr u fw hatirs yxtmtuy. Mi's. Laavcell aud Mva, Strong, of YomttH, pro wro AhftT'fdttff for a short tuuu yesterday, r. J. W. VtmK ftf Snthwrlln spent yestenlay In town attending to business. Vein T.nswell of Tenmllev spent a few honrs hern yetrdy on business. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Harris and Rev. and Mrs. Jesse, of (7lldet were visitors, in town yesterday. Mrs. Le Wlttnlford, of Unipqun, spent yesterday in town shop tnr. Mrs. Tfattle SUlUs of Uaguo River, nnd hftr Bon-in-l", A. E. Swmu of aiendale, spent yesterday in ttwn on business. Mrs. Sarah Neese. and tier son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hawkins, of On k fund, spent yesterday bre on business. Oddities Gleaned From Day's News External Equality OKLAHOMA CITV. Aprtt L (API Gold uluted badges af Okla homa City's polite sergeants have been called In to be duua over In niekel. Ins&etor L. O. Hogsite said gold hndgos guvo some of the ser geants delusions nt grandeur and caused patrolmen, sporting only nli kid onpa, to tlevelti ifwlmiiy complexes. It's nil fur harmony. Tax "Velvet" , ! TIPTON, io-t. Ariril 1. (AP) tuati'ad at llarvey Kvtckaon paylw? Ms Isxps to tho eownty treanursr, tim county treaHut-ev paW Ertcksoa. Kxh-kaon's tftx&a, after a (iertiify tion for soItffar'H excnu)tlont came to two cbsiIs. When be went t tiny, the county treiisurer tTiscover ed Ue ou-eil KrU-kswwv & &ix-ei re fitnrt on his 1!S4 tn.vns. Brltksoil lett, tour cents to the good. Blow to Moviedom WASHINGTON, AprtS 1. (AP Ffmrteert extracted teeth and a cQtulue campatBn appeared ttwiay to have bttrred Heprosentativo Gnssaway Oklahoma's eaw bay MKJ-essmsn, Irom the movies. A itiottoa pictwye company ash ed htm, he annmmced some tfme aRQ, to take a role in a picture. "I tton't lh(ulc VU ho. aWo to do !!,'' lift drawled Uniay. "Yott gee t vb Juat Kot etefit tooth left attar ft v!lt to a !ie!!t, and then Vm just (jot to mil for office. No n(r. I don't believe J'H liftve time for iiotlrirood. $$$$$$$$ Cash Prizes (Oussaway, Oklahoma'a cowUoy "O tasto am see that the tortl is f V M? A . on all Brooders purchased iiX' ' Y tl wf fj-r ffc-K I before 8 p. m., AprU 25. j f 0t$X? 1 j4 Call for rule of contest, jJJl'T'iy j ACYI i ?x supply ca y !vy m I Roseburg, Oregon t ifV ' 53$$5$ j PACIFIC 1 fvW TODAY ONLY I V$l&ZJP ll JI HITLER SUBMITS ffilSTiCEPUl Commission of Xhree Men to Rule Frontier Areas ; Proposed to England. RKRUN, March- 31. (APJ A ffwi-imith "ttrmistirft" wiih ft (hree-man Interuallutiut commfs siw to- potl iMrth Hi Otrman uud the French-ftelgfun sides of th frontier was Jtuiauiy said to night to be Adolf Jfifler's counfer piajxosalft to lUii Lwarttft uwwera In thft llhtneiutid crisis. During the "(Iftmattvo or moral nrntistiee" fJermawy would spree not to fncrease her Hhlueland lroo-js, bat- Frne and Ibdgittro would have to give the same guar ate. This plan wan ftnwn to London by Jaachlm von HiUbftutrupv Hit lers special ambaador, for deliv ery to An.th.cmy Uden UvlU&b, foj eign secretary. Hitler proposes that the tatercia ti&nal c&jHiasi&n be- romp&sed of an Kngfi.sbnian, an ttalluu and a neutral, to- be ehosen by the uglisn and the iiuiians. This commission would ot otvly control the Oerman side of the bor der to see tuat Uoopa ara not In creased bat also the French-ttel- glan side. The onHr proposal of' an In ternational police force on Ger man soil apparently was rej-eet&d. This was said to be the kernel of th& long document whivh von Kibbentrop took to London, Hitl&r considers that the nego tiations for a "more peaceful we&fle-" o-ugbt to 1& eomVftMV with in the four-mouth period, if not, tho possibility reiwaiuwl o&eu that tho armistice (rottid b extended. VITAL STATISTICS MARRU&E LICENSES SOSntKRHALDRR 8f.UaV Peter StMHrnerbaWer, JUwfrtwt-g, and Virginia Kimon, Irttand. B&RK BOOTH To Str. aad Mrs. Ed win Booth, of Claawk-ii stre&t, at Mercy hosnfraf Uiia morufnK, April 1, a &. Weight eiHht and a bai! pounds. Herman PfftrtMm,' ot Umpqtta, waa a Uualuea vtattof Ui tUU clly. yesterany. o- Kood." Pa. 8:8.-Adv. pyt Vy ' Today fcTnursday Hundreds last night ac- SY ,U claimed this a the best 1 'Tvni 'corned y hit of this . J SyUJ AHOY for JOY! WSVU U STARTS THURS. 3 DAYS! Northwest Premiere it SB' IT-IS HE FIRST PIG MUSICA SMASH III OF 19 3 81 y&u'U be singing- You'll be stepping You'H be ihriMng to the Show of Show .1 1A ,ir5ic-.--i
