Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, June 24, 1936, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textwo ROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURC, OREQON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24. 1936. DR. SHOEMAKER OIU WASHINGTON, June 24 (AIM Ot't'Kon KlwuuluuH ut (lit" un m;j,l lonvi'iillon of Kiwunln Intur luiliuuul '.U'lv- iitiiuiii-il 1 1 Kluy Ini tiKi-litiltuml ami ummtuiifty ucliv) I lea thw cumins yuuv. Mux (Jchlur. Suit-in; J. A. Duvcii jidri, onimlo; W. Ctnioll, (iiou Iiaui, uiul In. II. It. Miu.-nuikei. Hont'liuiK, were numetl to the i'u cillu Miuilnvi-rti tllMrn't iiKriiulUmil rfttiunttliM. Twenty-four Oregon cluba tarry on iimlciiliuritl luimilci whioii iu-i-til do nomoiiun nf illverllU;iI imiiiiiiK utul ctnitutiiititm of homo Kjuwii irutliulM, luitil uh ilttti muK iukI other ucllvliicH. ' Other work Kill he the .nomo Hon of fill in insUliUes mid m:leii Uilc itrnjci'ttt, tlulryniK and pint bred Htoek j uIhIum, tcimriiiK Ki alii und Block btiowH, county 111:10 unU (-II boys' unit kIHk' club work. Kt'li'KutcH (lechled 10 vIkoidiihIj promote Mil iu l y i-a inputs 11 h, ciicoui iKe Study ol t nitric niiieit and Hpuii mr thu erection of thinner and vaniliiK Htftait. 'j'uuro wertt ilTG automobile a fli rt. -in liUallilra in Orison hint year, (lonu A. Heuve.s, Tiu-nmu, WhhIi., ihulrmuu of the ilintrlcl i u b I U' ' fuiia committee, ttuhl. -j ' .Members tunned to uauM in wife ly work were (leomtt K. Aiken, On tario; y. A. BkiiviiiK. Tho JJiilUw;; J.him K. I.l.utlno, .Mi'Mlnnvllle, and Jay Ji. Dinon, He nd. Admiral Byrd't Antarctic Airplane to Fly Here This Week r rr .-rrr. r r: 1- i-.i '. ' .. tts yj" J" -U 1 . . ' .' i '". , lV m rf K ' i L NEW DEAL CREDITED WITH RECOVERY IN J KEYNOTER'S TALK ' (continued from page ,1) tied and luumii'd, would bavc btun tignlntit (ho dn. lnniilon .of liidrjicn WiH. lli rvolutioinry ar ,and !tllo coiiHllluiioit , of llmi 'liiiiU'd SlUtPB, , ' ' "iJat k of him stood ovory Inter yil which m'ka, to coin tho flesh iand biuod'of human : h.-tnun into pioflta: I'very atock-johhor, ovory 'inonopollHt of oilvilcgd Athl powor: ovory nromKindltil lor tho din Virditod and dofunrt alllauro bf jtwoon poll tics nud jilf. ( ' "Hack of him Mtood thi' flKUro ,'of Wltlitim Hunfldlhlt t Hfitiol, twhotto twin diuoytrtuB roiiHlltuto Mho rcpuhllran tluktH iioinlniKcd at ('lovland.'! ' '. ' i I i ' ! . llurhlcy iiald tbo "lone yi'artt" of "HamllionlMi oxploltatlou' iwf in lft29 to Vriiln Jund- drrarf drftfa tton.'' , ' ' ' ' ' , , , ( , . "pnvi'f loii)? v't'Bi'H1 of innrihitM'V " l h htar and htrlp.ii." v-orld-fumoiiH ahplano tntod by Admiral Hlchard K. Hyrd on both of hit) oxpodliloiiH lu the Sonlh Polar ru kIouk will ho ou exhibition and i-airy puBMonKorB frtuu tho Koao ItuiK airport Friday and Saturday alioruoona and nlt.litH frcm noon to 10 p. m. Nit; til fltfchlB will be U'HtUivd pri'HuntlnK u nc-w experi ence for most poop If. i'uHhtuiKuiM will expuiUuito thu thrill or riding in tho t:un piano fiat Adminil Hyrd Mow pyw tha 70dfKro-be-Icuv-zmo IcoM-ovurtid roRloim at the South Vole. ! : , - . Alton. .11. WallioiM' l(raldi'iit ' or WhhI.mii Aliplr.ne , ' UlstilljottiiB, KaiiHaa. City, llo.J whpnu I'ouipuny in HponuorliiK two-your- world tour. In hero, wtU tbo rhino. .Mrs. WulkPr !' Kcuoiuimnyliuti lilm. Hob Myili k, W4'LI kiiowji znludlo west lout pilot with tbrt'o thouttand huutji flyliiK experience ivlll be at the ooiiUoIb. Tho plane ii.'j Jut boon factory reconditioned ind re .llctmqed by .the govornmunt for its Ioiik tour. . Koity lai'Ko frauiod actual pho tOKiapiiK of both Hyrd expeditions will be displayed at the uirport and Mr. Walkor Unites tle public to Bee thetfe unuauul pltUirca without obllKatlou. Pieces of tho oriKiniil airplane fabric from "The Stars and StrfpeH" direct from the South Polar regiona will be xWen as BouveniiH to thoxe taking fliKhts. On u ceo un t of tho plane's hiHtor Icul euroer und as u pormanent luetnoiiul ao AdmU'ul Hyrd'a sen sat loll a I and druinutlcnl experi ences in the AiUurctie It is ex pec t- Md that ou completion of this lour the htuih and htrliies '. will be plucVd lu the UuilthHpuUu Institute ut uBhlngiou, D. U. The plane, a sevon-passenyer cuhln Fuirchild, explored over a hlllf lllilllfin unliiil'M milns nf fvnvun expense; of human life nor to the degradation of the spirit and mor ale oi our people." Hiph Court Respected The Koiitucky eeiiator said be made no attack ou the supreme court. . "As au Institution J respect It," be added. "Wo have sought to serve 'the Amerieau people under the consti tution." "We have thought that under Its broad and generous outlines we might rescue the people Iroui tm UonuJ disaster. We have sought to treat it as a life-giving charter, rather thau au object oi curiosity ou the Hbelf of a museum. "We shall abide by Its decisions uud ecok.to shupe qur prog rum in accordance with thein. "Hut when nine ejniuent ment on the highest court tan uot aree on what the constitution means, is it any wonder that five hundred and thirty-one members of the United Status congress find diftlculty In agreeing about It?" Landon, Knox Scored ' Swinging ut the republican can didutus, he asserted: "Governor Lundou aud Colonel Knox full upon each others' necks with hallowed reunion because they rode the Hull Moose behind Theodore -Kooaevelt In 1912. In that fight Theodore Roosevelt had so little regard for the court's de cisions (bat he advocated their 're call' by the vote of the .people." Paying his respect in no uncer tain terms to the republicans, in Intermingling of defense for AutarcUc territory at the rate of democratic efforts, he culled the 1,000 square miles an hour, being j American dollar the "soundest me flowu Uti hours on the tiat expo- ilium of exchange" in the world, dillon and 41 on the second. Thousands of photographs vere made from this plane. "The Stars and Stripes" was unloaded ut the Hay of Whales January 13, 192K, and two days later made the first exploration flight with Admirul Kfchurd E. Hyrd as navigator and I Jean Smith piloting. Seven filghla wore made that day by various pilots. Lindbergh Inlet and Cham- denounced numerous acts of the Hoover administration and rapped sharply tho various planks of the uew republican platform. "To call this a platform is flat tery Indued." he said. "It is a revolving eye that looks in all di rections and sees nothing." lu a Hummatiou of the new deal's record, the Kentuckian ac claimed the results of its farm, un- aift lhy had wiped' out halflthe values Aivumulated In Ably uali'uu since ( hristopher Columbus, und half the i total ' inemiie oi all the people of theso (filled Stales," he added. . NW .DeiiC 'Ljigded "Then came tVankliu Uoosevelt and- nflHUtned the heaviest- burden that OA-en itt'jioeidod. vu uii)mai si il.ro. rVufellinHMin kiiIt u atie iHow, and Lincoln, wiit(hei. Muq t'onfedenit jfliorp 1 tii0fls- the. Po tonmc.'' ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 ' ' i Cniireeedenteil' recovery "et lu, lu said, ai(d Itsf "bMiii'tlis have bi't'n bentoweil upon nil groups " fKfrfl I CLEANS OUT CARBON S g I V VI TRITON dcpo,uUctl g fi , "WIbSc-' ' 1 ""bonthitoldcMbonpeeU 3 I g. fl I ii -1 and burnt oH ..(too out iha B S 1 MV uhauu.Cubon knock! are S B MP i I raduudorcompletalyalim- S JJ , fl I a - Joaud wiihio a few thou- 9 I aaafMBBi mUc- 5 6 3 Trlioo taducca angina I 8 g jP' m wear, aidi quiuker atarting. i & B., ccl" moton cleaner, has 1 K m J lonucf oil life. iOc a quart B I SJP UNION Oil COMPANY fl Recounting the emergency and re covery meusures, he added: "Why was it cssentlul that the powers of government be exerted lu a uew way on the dully life of the American people? . . . hy had there been a complete break down in nearly every branch of public and private endeavor? "Jlecause for 12 long years yea. 12 long years the ancient doctrin aires of special privilege had stood at the pilot's wheel ou our ship of state." ' ' lien President Jtoosevelt as tunned oi l ice, Hurkley : asserted, the president of the chamber ot coinuioj-co u( the Cnited States asked him to become a dictator "tor three long years." Hut the president scorned the suggestion, the speaker added, and led the ua- tiou out of the "valley of depres sion. C. 0. P. Platform Availed - Ciiiajuuteeinr batik deposits, he .said, helped euttce "billions of dol lars" fioiu hiding, but Governor Landon denounced the insurance law .beforaulia-Vuierlcau Bankers. association. """ AswaUfnglhe" republican platform. Harkley quoted Its accusation that tho new deal "bad dishonored our country y: repudiating its most solemn obligations.", "And 6n that p.aiioriu,u Harkley said, "they nominated a candidate who. thtoe years. ago, urged the Payment' ; of public and private debts iu money pf the printing press Redeemable' In neither sti ver nor gold." ' He said "deficits and debts" be gan long before Itooscvelt took of fice, and added: "We sluill balance the budget. We shall ha hi nee the hooks in the treasury. We shall soon ordain that no discrepancy between in- Ivy Poisoning Quickly subdue the burning and t itching torment and help r--turo clfir ruur iirmtrd ikiit v with satlc ed'ective V Resmol Here's how to be on your toes da' p.'c:::- rf cxjrtse. . . cm J rtst. . . t:ul j.vsb c:. JEt caioibly . . . nd drink sen sibly. BuUweiaer 13 a sensible drink. It is an tJ to digestion . . . soothing to the ilcrves . . . a body builder . . . not fattening truly Nature's bountiful beverage. No other bev erage, ooft or hard, can take the place of Budweisrr for lUose who want to feel lit and ctcarhcacjcd in the morning, every day of the year. siH' ;s ( Iiiv Budweiser Si ftV jCTi FOR MVI DAVS 8J,S1 V'ttjJ y -"Sr v$ on th ,Ufh doy ; (fyi -1 . Budweiser j JJ flovor iharaoftar 1 lJ iaBaMMacaaaWManasaawaJ oeriuin Harbor were (llBcuvercd i empioyiucnt, Danklng, lulior, ae uiul Uiiuiod thU buiju duy, curlilca, liu-lrc and housing piu- . , igrums. btrosslni! tho "InfliiUo coniilcx- come und outKO bhall exist. "Hut Bliall mil do It at Un ity" ot niodui n lire, tho snoukpr de rlnrod Hint In this situation "nil roBponslble governments must en large their tield of activity ,nd bu pei wiaion to the end that the weak may bo protected from the strong and rapacious aud the approxUua .lion ot justice among all ciusKeo uiay be secured." J'arkley said President Roosevelt "scorned" suggestions that he "as sume powers of a dictator" aud that the government assume all responsibility. Political Question Raised Then ho demanaed, alter a re view of new banking laws: "What 1 now ask and the peo ple have a right to kuow Is wheth er the miscellaneous assembly of heterogeneous elements which met ut Cleveland tw'o weoks ugo. aud i he ticket which it uomluuted, ap prove this great financial progr:uu and its resulrs, or whether, if re turned to power, Uiey will scuttle it again as they scuttled tbo great system set up by the administra tion ot Woodrow Wilson." He referred o "some of those who Journeyed to Washington In the days of their distress with a tin cup, a pair of alue glasses and a dog" und borrowed from the .Re construction corporation. "l)o these," he asked, "now pro pose to belittle their past predica ment and those who rescued them from it?" The senator said the new deal tariff program wa4 designed "to pry ajar the gates of foreign trade,", called ' the securities and exchange act ojie "for the .protec tion of the people," and praised the now invalidated AAA and Uie uew soil conservation program. Opponents of the AAA, he said, had "wept over the slaughter of a few little pigs" but that "their real tears . . . come from the slaugh ter of fat hogs of privilege ami plunder which they have (ed on Uie people's substance." Liberalism stressed Of relief. Barklev said ' 'everv dollar by which we have increas ed taxes or deficits or the public debt has been devoted to the sav. Ing of life aud property and of that which wakes both life and property worthwhile the uncon querable spirit of a matchless peo ple. At the very outset, he struck the liberal note: - "We have assembled, as we have done for more than a cen tury, to justify in government a liberalism designed to promote those primal and inalienable rights which outweigh all political form alism aud all conception of spe cial privileges." He hailed .Mr. Roosevelt as a champion of "a fairer, Juster or der" as the "present and next president ot the United .Stales." Mrs. McClellan, of Wolf Creek, spent yesterday in this city shop plug and visiting. Tw Morning Af lr lalung Carters LiltkUvcr Pill IT3 EASY MOW . that Lawn WITH ONE OF TJHESE FINE . LAWN MOWERS 14 and 16-inch blades - (fl ff (f A with 5 cutters ... I 98lU IV ICE CREAM FREEZERS 2-qt. galvanized pail $1.25 63,i",nd,..: ;. $3.50 $4.25.nd $5.50 CROQUET SETS 4 balls $275 6 balls $375 Each set in convenient rack CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO. IRONMONGERS MORE THAN 800 000 NEW 1936 CHEVROLETS have been sold : Order a carton for your homo-NO DEPOSIT REQUIBED-Bo prepared to ortortain your guotts. 71 . ' . iinerica is mn .overwhelming preference to. Chevrolet because it's ?ie ohl ccntj!e& tw priced cafa OtMIIM MOTOV INfTMlMINT PIAN MONTHir ravMiNri to suit you usi MORE than ROO.iXW new 1S6 CJievrolots have born built and sold more than Jour fjths nf a million since anntwncenicnt day the largest volume iU business that Chevrolet has enjoyed in any comparable period in its entire history. Record-breaking sales always indicate record-breaking value, and that is why we are printing tlwse figiirrs. They are important, not because tlioy establish a record, but because they rarry the following message to all people who have yet to buy tlteir IQJb cars. America "i choosing Chevrolet leraiise America is con vinced that Chevrolet rrprrsents the most motor car for the least mbnry. ' Tlie most motor car," because it's the only low -juiced ear with such vitally important features as New Per tcrted tlvilraulic Hrakes and So id S. one-mece Knee- Turret Top for greatest safety; ImprovciTCTdiniH; Action Hide. Sliockproof Steering and Genuine F Pjo Draft Ventilation for greatest comfort; and a powerful slignwnpressiiin Valve-in-Head ffngine for the most eflicient all-round performance. Aud "tne least money," because Chevrolet's low purchase price, low operating costs anil low maintenance costs make it the most economical of all cars to own. America is saying these splendid things about Chevrolet with actual buying order,! Follow America's judgment. Place your order for a new 1936 Cbevrolet-tAe only lWpll -ft H tU IUI. CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY, DETROIT. MtCIUCtN NEW PERFECTED HYDRAULIC BRAKES (Double-Actlng, Solf-Articulating), Iho to ft and moofhf broke tvtr dsv.opd SOLID STEEL ONE-PIECE TURRET TOP, o crown of beauty, o ...!. fortre.i of tafoty IMPROVED GLIDING KNEE-ACTION RIDE , the imoofh.-f, iaft rid of oil GENUINE FISHER NO DRAFT VENTILATION In Now Turret Top todies, th, most beoufiM and comfortabf toJ-ti r.rereofed for o lo prictd car HIGH-COMPRESSION VALVE-IN-HEAD ENGINE, giving even batter per formontc with even hu got and oil SHOCKPROOF STEERING, oiokino drnring eonar ond sofee than ever before. ll THiSI HAtutH at cMtviourt tow setctt S 4 Mr NUP. IpriB.W Xf . f I Meian. bumptrt, ,, K- tpnrm firs enW tir Urk. dir t canr uvkoui Mur. """" au Hint, j l. A OcncrW Mrtort miur HANSEN MOTOR CO. anh:u;cr-dusch . i?, lolms N K I N c of bottlio bur Oak and Rose Sit.