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Newspaper Page TextFOUR luucd nutty i:trtt Kundiir br thr Nra-lttlrtv Co., Inc. Mrmbrr of 1 he Aaaorlntrd l're Tlie Associated 1'roM U exclusive ty entllloU to the iiko f'r republica tion of ull new dlmU'li rieUiifd to It or not othorwlH credited In this paper and to nil local newa published hurt-In. All rights of re- Eubllcution of special UU patches ere In r alio renerved. HARRIS KLLSWORTII Kdltor Entered ait necond class matter Wny 17. 19J0. nt the PimI office nt ItOHfbiii K. Oregon, under uct of llurch 2. lHTa. Repi evented by West-Holliday-Mogensen flaa Frnnlsro 220 Bush Street. Lot AnKflt-H 4:i.t South HprlnK Street. Meat-tie 003 Shwiirt Hired, C hlcnmi 8fiu North Mich I if an Ave. Drlroll 3:3 Btophoniioii HKtf. Nr York 21 Kant 40 CU titreeL I'urCluud .Bedell Bldg. IlukserliMloa lttr Pally, per year by mall 11. 00 Dally. 6 moulds hy mull 2.t tmily, 3 months by mall l.Jf Dally, single month hy mull to Dully, by carrier wr month ... .6" Sanely Used. J IKK Mark Twulu'8 comment regarding tho report of his death, U10 blutnnieiit Mml llio vet erans uro Hquundorini; und wasting tholr bunuB money Ih "Ki'ossly uX uRgorulcd." Of course (hero wore Homo ceV-brutious, Ami why not? Uut mainly thu Ijoiiub inoiioy was not only badly needed by thoHo who received It hnt Ih being citrufully used. A sizeable per centage i being held In tho ori ginal bund form, drawing Interest. Tho Itosoburg postmaster slutes that tho uvuruKu atmnint of 1 lie checks received worn about $H0 less than tho uverago itniouiit of tho bond payments. Old billB seemed to receive first attention. Many business and pro fessional people locully huvu re ceived paymcnlH of accounts that have been on their hooks for ton yours and more. Tho tax offleo reports a decided inerenso In tax receipts since the bonus cash was received. Many veterans ore buy ing udditlonal life insurnncu. Homos urn being painted and re paired, Attto salon have Increased shnrp ly and clothing und merchandise aloroH huvo onjoyud Inneused busi ness. Tho bonus ouah Iiiih none quickly , Into I ho trado channels and the Increase In money 1 11 circulation hi tho county 'has materially bright ened tho business situation. Bonus bonds woro delivered to fiH7 veter ans through tho llmieburg pustof fleo and of I noun Hio have received cash amounting to uti average ot $HM) each. Pimple arithmetic re veuU that nearly 2imi,immi In cash ban been put In flit illation In Itose burg thlH minilh. The percentage of foolish c.xpen dlluro la almost mme whereas there Ih ampin evidence of the Halio and careful use of tlie tnoney. Keeping Up. ytl'X'.ON Is certainly keeping up with Mm latest developments. Boon a complete slute-w Ide, slate owned system of radio rnmiiMiiilni lion will he in operation, Contractu have been let lor Hie eons! ruction of the system remitnng the work be completed by August 111. Oho of the timulter IraiiKmillltig Hindoos will h b.caled In Itnno hurg. Thus our city advances with the stale. Less than a year tio tbele was no radio Innndinsl lug station brio ami now within a ffv months 11 second Mnlion will be In operation. KKNIt, the radio broadcast fug station of the Koso Inirg N'ortw Kt-view, has been in op eration him-e Pecemlier 1- last yea 1. Tb" new state radio svslt iu will nerve three important departments of the state gowi nmeirt tlie hii;li Vny, police ami fotestry dep.tit mcnts. The most Interestlm; phase ot this new sen Ice will be Its use hy Ibe police. Orer.on is a stale ol wide open np.it'iv. with long dli tuiees between cities. Without ra dio communication available to the police a ct lmlnal lias a Talr cbuiue id escape hut w ith every oft leer In formed Instantly of tin- llluht of a law lueaKer, his chances are hIIiii Indeed. When the teim "police drag net" In ip-ciI in the futuie i will mean nol only 11 net-work of lmn vini; ofllcers but a net work of ether waves as well an highways. Editorials on Ncwa (ConUiiUv' from pnga 1.) lllSteH I li 1 1 W. Iliowd'T "whom few peojde out this way eer heard of) for the Presidency and starts Its emu puig a "to teach ten million yoteri and flood tho country from one end to tho other with red Ut eiuture." It hatt a big job on Its hands, with a lot of competition. Nearly everybody, this year, In campaign ing for tho Boinething-for-noUiiiig vole. pON(JIti:SSMAN MCMKU, who 1b tho new Union party's can didate for President, opeiiH bis eampalKii In iJo Moines, in the big farm state of Iowa, with un attack on Secretary of Agriculture Wal lace (who is an Iowa man, Hon of a reat Iowa farm paper editor who won bis greatness hy think ing straight) and a scornful ur ralgnment of AAA und its process ing taxes. AAA, ho says,, took a dollar out of tho farmor's pocket and put a dime buck and thou shouted so loudly: "Look ut the dime I gave you" that the farmer forgot the dollar he had lost. I KMKK'S particular panacea for " the farmer. It should bo re membered, Ih a LAW guarantee ing tlie farmer big crops and high prices regardless of tho weather, competition from abroad, Insect pests, and all the other worries that In the past have turned the farmer's hair gray. IT you're a farmer and want to he rich and happy from now on, with never another worry, just voto for hemke and his Union party. At bust, that's Lemke's story, und he'll stick to It until election. noY, how the politicians are fighting tliis year for tho vote of the fellow who wants to II vo without work! iT NirK KIlANCi:, July 1. (AIM Alexander lleikman. lit!, tho Inter nal ionally-known anandiisl, died .lime 2H in n hospital here of a self Inflicted bullet wound, It was dis closed today. Ilerkmnii, would he assassin of I'm late Henry ('. Prick, IMttshurgli steel magnate, shared with Knmui (loldmau the leaders)iii of (lie groups or unurchbitH which sprang up In (lie wake of tho lSXti liay niarkct riots In Chicago ami pla gued American authorities until their wholesale deportation In l!)2. In that nnrlod occurred such ma jor oul.rageH as tlin utlompt. to kill Ittttisell Hngo, New York llaiieier. wlin a bomb in 1K!H; tlie assassinu llou of President AleKlnlej. ; tho dynamiting of the Los Angeles Times building in JIMHI ami tnc bombing of the Han Francisco pre paredness parade In liiHi. Itum panl radicalism was at the bottom of all these events and of scores of less siieeiaedlur crimes In con nection with tlie constant agitation against the social and political or der. Many of thc.ie events, notably the .McKtnley assassination, were connected by direct evidence with the preachments and wrltltms 01 iteikmnn. Miss (iohlmun alio tneir satellites. Ilerkman was edition n uiumir.lne called "The Mlust" when I he Han Kraneisco preparedness day bomb exploded, and wan in dicted for murder In connection with that event; hut was not hrourjit to trial. In February, 1!lir., he acknowl edged thul an explosion the pre vious ,hilv at lXtrd street and I .ex ingtoti avenue. New York, In which three men worn killed, resulted from eflorts to mnmifueluro a liouib which was to have been used aualnst John D. Huckeleller - niul his non, Justice caught up with Ilerkman three times. Ho served nearly H years for his ai tack on Ft irk. uncut two years Hi A I Inula nenl- il a iy for olmtructlng the dttifl In the World war. and (lieu was dc ported, together with Miss (Uild- inan, to (heir native Hussia. j ROCKEFELLER GETS HONOR FROM FRANCE VKItSAll.lJ:s. France. July l. I A I') The French govei nnieni honored John 1 . Km ItHeiler. Jr.. xeHtetilay lor bis contributions for tesloiation of historical and audit- icctural mouiitueuis. foil nt' the restorations, all of which have been made since Hie Woiltl war, was set at iVl.oon, t 1 1 a in s tapproimmey j:i,v lo.nom. Mr. and Mis. Kockefidler ami 1 heir son Nelson w do In v Hed to the chateau ol YeiMiillen to wit ness unveiling of a tablet of appre ciation, The Rockefeller donations In cluded :i:..Hnu.oiin (tuiKMi for testoi nm the Versailles chateau. U'.oiat. eiid for the Keiuoi entlodial and ti.otio.ooo lot the I'ontaiuebleiiu i-hnteau. 'DEATH' JUST BLANK TO REVIVED MAN SAN FRANCISCO, July I. (Al'l heath was JuM a blank to l'.Ut;eue KiaUoi, be said today as he i e ovei i from t he et t ect s of sell adnilnisleted potMill. He wai hro'mht Im h to life Sunday b met In telle blue ultei being "dead' lot hall mi bom. "I i emember swallow In g the add." he recalled. Then the Imhls just weni out. 1 didn't feel or wee or seie a thnm until I 'wiko up in (he hospital. "It's a pity I taut lell about it. but there jihd wau't nuyituu." Mrs. J. P. Williams, of Dll'aid. shopped and vIMied here iuesduy. ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON, WEDNESDAY. JULY !, 1936. He Finds TO STEEL INDUSTRY IHTKAI.O, N. V., July 1. - (Al'l A $20,.in,..i.if coiiilmioiiK mill, with .111 olcelllci.l 101.I10I kvsi. Hint Inaki'M i.lniiwl utKtmutHf Un rolllim HUlM-Hlirnl kIim'I. wiih III".! .il I'oriiiiilly In npiMiiiliiii In.luy l.y Ihn ll.'lhl.'li.Mil Kln.il company. Mi'i'llnnliul ii'i'.l iiml oili- oli iu.y (li.mlm.ld I In. mill wlilill... in (inn uiilmik.m it nil l.iii. iiiih irniis- form u whlKi lu.l Mini 01 mi'iii mi" 11 limit, II1I11 utrlp in 1.I10111 t' iniinili-H. x ' No man need ml a Hand (luring i ner ot coiontsis siiieu ounng ino )vy A)g0 Hazard, the operation, except to pull ajenllie Revolutionary war. j Au Ul,believable number of per- Hwltch or adjust a control. j The majority of Independence rSous are poisoned by Ivy, espocl- The mill occupies 22 acres of (i..y fatalities and injuries spring Hyi during tho fourth of July floor space Hear the main plant In f,-otn nVe causes powder burns i holiilav. .The Red Cross first aid Lackawanna ami has an estimated r,nm f,.,,Works, drowning, tralfic 1 expei t recommends that when annual capacity or li'iu.inin tons ot ; B,.(.(,.nHf jVy poisoning and sun contact with ivy is known, tho per hot and cold rolled strip-shoot. , fclrn unsh thorniichly with soap and Kiibimio ('. (Iluri. pr..Bi.lvnl, Hi'-; s.tIImmI It im II"' l"iK"'l bihI miml j linpiirliiiu ciili'rirl u( thi '"" Phiiv In ri'ifiu yoinii. i (irnro mill Chnl l.'H M. Srhwnli. i hlilrmiiil nf Ilie I1..1111I, inmo hdu. for llio fippnliiR. I nlll r.'i'.'iil vmiis lint riillhiK! waH Blow. Mrii Hpcnl lii.liin push- i i - -...I r.i.-th rnr num. i fug sheets hack mid foith for m m ! ornilB mil Rings in Ilie same mm. no hriitliiKH with llPi'.-Kimry. Tlie lion mill iiiIhi'H llln Kll'i'l 111-, iluiiir.v'n ..imilnuiiim mill lap.u'lty 10 s.liiiii.ni.ii tniiH nniiiuilly. : MONEY SOUGHT TO iir-in norrnM rl AV pbasts also is placed on the luel an Inch lorn; through tho skin at HELP UKEAjUIN rL4AA.;,mL non-sv, limners should not goijhe site of each fang puncture. iMitm.ANt) .lulv 1 (APi - 1 Currying tint tlovertior Chiirlen 11. ; Martin's sungefd ion, I'l Poitbindj b'i-nuos' men net nut to'iity to ra'e M2,nhU In aid the ( Uocou ; Max industry. At it meetlniz here last wock. Port landers pledged M.nnn spnn- ' tiineoiisly and nreed to solicit Sia.U'iii more to help finance the; Mount Anuel. Canly-.cdalla ami , Kusene Spi Itmllebl tmx in opera i lives. ! The W PA made HUnti minus n each, but they were unable to raise Mitltetni funds in their own; cnmmuiiine to itegm operauimw , on the plants. ' , STt a ton federal subsidy Or l Max lilts oiir Ih auoilnr boost to Ibe (Heiioh luditfttiy. The yield m the state wa.-i rxpecled to be r tons. OREGON OFFERS 600 FREE CAMPING SITES I'OltTI.ANH. .lulv 1 (M' Sis bundled tiee forest (amp '.'..oitiids In Oreiioh me availabb for wniloiiisis this summer, tor eat oillctal said tmla. in reach ot biaiu loads n:e com mnniiv kitchen, roadwavs. trails IuiiIi-ch nwtic buildings and een swimming pl.iygioutid facilities In pliH es. The number of tump in Hie iu - ions national totesis are' Ml II I ! but HUi WIllameMe M: He pi ; rmpipui -!: Ochoeo m.: Siuslaw !i. SiKl"ii . , ; Uogue (n or -t t ; hitman ! ; WjHow a v; Malheur IT; I'malHIu ;u. and Fremont HI. . NOTICE OFWARrtANTS Notice Is hereby civen tli.it war rants Nik. all ho M h2 h.t ia Ci-i j T;t su n 1 :s y 'in ;tl :u Issued by KlklOII I UlOll Hlgll MIIOOI 0. n IIIMMIII.-H ..v,. nto now t ailed for iailient and appeared to race a i bjigc ot diunk interest ceat-es on this dale. June enucss and disorderly conduct. 193t. i Rett i;5 plesdfU aullty ind paid a Edith Madison, Clerk, jftu ot JS. a U. S. Item That's Tragedy Toll Cited in Cautionary Rules Given for Independence Day Observance KAN FRANCISCO, July 1. i punctured mainly comes from te-1 Carelessness c auses the majority tanus germs. If the wounds are ' of accidents and fatalities in Fouth i extensive or serious the injured per- i f July celebrations and during son should be treated with tetanus! the vacation season, says A. L. antitoxin by a physician. I Schafer, Red Cross manager In the f Severe sunburn can he danger-1 I'aeii'lc area, In un appeal to theious as well us exceedingly painful,1 public to help r in hi ce the uccl he adds, and recommends' that np dental loss of life this year. ' plications or olive oil, cocoa but- At the same time he announced ' tr or burn ointment be made be that ft studv made by Harold F. ; Tore exposure as u means of les F.nlown. national director ot First - sening tho probability of serious Aid and IJfe-Kavinn for tho Amerb ; burns. if can Red (Ji-ohs, shows 4,S!i) Ameri-'i He also says that it Is especially cans have been killed by fireworks!! Important that bathers see a doc during the past 31" years. Tho fa- tor If tho burns cover a wide area lulltles more than etpuil the mini- or if u fever develops. Strictest supervision over the tvpe of fireworks used and the ae- lual handling is necessary. Vacationists comprising auto- mobile parties are urged to drive at a reasonable sustained speed; to keen to the rlsbt; to exercise ! special care In driving ovfr hill- tops IK Uioiuiu cuivva nnvie n hidden. ----- . always swim with a companion; in ine treatment of suuke-hlto to wait two hours alter eating be- speed is essential, Mr. Knlows fur fore entering the water; to swim tlier points out. If no doctor is along the beach and not away available immediately, the person, from it; to be mire that the water bitten, or a companion, should is deep enough for safe diving. Km- out In canoes or bouts unless no- compunied by a strung und ex- perienced swimmer. Concerning burns, whether from fireworks or oilier causes, .Mr. F.n- p.ws points out that danger from such Injuries where the skin is , : T 10 P WCTlMSl A S. liildebiant of Portland, re- WASHINGTON, July I. (AP cent sentenced from I Mirias Contempt c it at ions voted by the county to six year: in the state 1 house more than a month ago penitentiary for wool thefts, has ! against Dr. F. K. Townsend, old instim ied the county to sell his j age pension lender, and two of his two tiniomolilles and distribute lhejaides, wilt iit be submitted to a proceeds to I ho wool giow ei w he federal grand jury until next fall, tubbed. Heputy Sherltf Clifford J In disclosing today that It would Thnintnn announced today. he impossible to present the cases Illldehtant used a sedan and'--- this session of the grand Jury I, ..hi deiuei v. mirk in hauling I which expires next Monday, Leslie I stolen word to Portland, the officer stated, and the vehicles weie .seized nt the time Hildelnnut un j arrested. Title to (lie cars has been te !ceied by Slierilf Perry Webb to j gel her with diteetUHns for Ilie sale of the machines and distiihution of pnn ds to partially conipen- ' sate the w ool ri ow ers for their ijiiolcu propel t, Thornton paid, ' FINE OF $25 PAID ON SPREE CHARGE 'the almost simultaneous armal of a new hoi n sou and a check Horn the surrender of bonus b.uid sellt Aaron Hoj-gs, Rosetutig Woild war eieian on a celebration. Jus- tli e or tne reace ii. w , .Marsiei s Amusing " ' ' J' warm water four or five times und then wash with alcohol If It Is available. Where the poison has developed he suggests the applica tion of calmine lotion, which may be purchased from 'any drug store, The druggist should be requested to add enough carbolic ucld to iiutnt; tt iwu iei ui-iii. ouunieii, i ino lotion is narticularlv useful around ; ,",, ' make a x-shaped cut about half Suction should be produced eon- tinuously for half an hour. Tho mouth will bo found effective If no other means -of suction Is available. Keep the patient warm and quiet ami obtain the services of a doctor us soon as possiblo. BE HEARD III FILL C. liornnett. I'liited Slates district atloiney, ruiphusi.ed there was no intention of (hopping the action. Hr. Towiniend was cited lor con tempt arter he walked out on a special house committee tin estl- gatltig his old age pension move ment anil refused to testify further. The Rev. Clinton I.. Wunder ami John 11. Klefer. members of the Tow usend orginiznt ion's boa id of director, were cited with tbe doc lor w hen they failed to answer committee subpoenas to appear and testily. WHITING HEARING DATED WEDNESDAY Waiieu Whiting or Camas Vat ley, ane.tted en u charge of killing livestock, demanded a pielintinai v examination uism ai lalgnment in the jnsitre court today. The hear ing tet for U a. u:. Wednes day. U. S. POLITICAL OBSERVATIONS By BYRON PRICE? (Chief of Bureau, Tbe Aatoclat ed Press, Waablugton.) The Philadelphia convention Is entitled to one blue ribbon, at least; no other convention ever tried so hard to escape the atmos phere of anticli max which sur rounds u n a n 1- mouB or near- iunanl moui re- nominations. Among the nany inconsist encies of the 'convention sys item, none Is more conspicu ous than the re pominatiou s 1 1 nation. For iioutlis a great evRON pr,ic6 uuua-up centers party expectancy in the convention city, delegates und spectators come hundreds of miles for the show. Then nothing much hap pens. Someone makes a renominating speech. There Is some cheering and perhaps a parade. The con vention thereupon does what every one knew it would do. It votes to nuke the president the nomin-je ugaiu. As a rule tho whole event lacks completely ibe vital dramatic ele ment of surprise, and whale fer color It has usually Is frankly transparent. Politicians have been wondering for years what to do about this. Possibly tbe democrats have found tho answer. G. O. P. Faced It, Too Twice in recent years, under two entirely different sets of cir cumstances, tho republicans have struggled with the problem in vuin, The party convention was almost as dull in 1924, when Coolidge was nominated with every prospect of returning to the White House, as it was in 132, when Hoover was presented with a renomination which appeared almost worthless. On each occasion, there was un effort to get up a degree of excite ment over necond place on the ticket, but the delegates did not appear really interested in that. They went through the whole per formance without straining a vocal cord or wilting a eollar. In 19.16 the democrats early foresaw that they would be under an even greater handicap than Is umiuI under the circumstances, be cause their convention came sec ond. After the suspense of the re publican meeting at Cleveland, where a half-dozen factions were expected to lock spears, who would cure about the routine parading at Philadelphia? The idea men of the purtv or ganization received an SOS. They coinneu me hushes and burned the midnight electricity. They emerg ed with h modern 'and somewhat modernistic program which in some respects was founded more on tho curnivul plan than on the convention precedents of the years. Mardi Gras Arranged Hence the interminable string oi receptions and parties, the pretty girls selling Roosevelt auto plates in hotel lobbies, the mam moth exposition of government ac tivities, the parading 'round the Liberty bell, the dances and box ing matches, and finally the gala naiuruuy nigni extravaganza re placing the old-time notification ceremonies. The psychological intent of it all w as not, However, entirely nega tive. It purposed to go bevond a mere erasing of anticlimax, and ac complish au affirmative result. I he idea was, clearly, to make the occasion one of rejoicing, to give it a Mardi (Iras top-dressing suggestive of truimph and exalta tion. It was designed to be the greatest, grandest party rally ever held. Ht which a democratic band wagon was to be started rolling to- waru XNovemuer. OREGON EVENTS FLASHED FROM WIRE SERVICE SALKM, July 1. (AIM A. V MIf.p. admit 75. was found dead it a West Salem campground Tues day. He had set up camp there about a month ago. Mize hud lived in Marion eountv f'-r many years and formerly taught school in the Liberty district. A uauciiter. believed to be living, hud not been located. SALKM, July 1 fAP)-An un identified young man. about 22. was killed here last night, appar ently when be attempted to board a north bound Oregon Electric rreicht train. His body was found beneath tlie cars. PORTLAND, Ore.. July 1.-An agreement by the tuiiian Poulseu sawmill t' re-employ four workers discharged five weeks ago brought settlement of a strike by ;mii men. The controversy tied up the mill :ij hours yesterday. The union said four of its mem bers were dismissed .whiL- newer employes were retained. MKDFORD, Ore.. July I. ( AP) John Frye. Si. Central point, driving an ancient automobile, struck and painfully Injured Mrs. Marie Retwiett. 7S, at an inter section here. Hospital attendants said her con- tit t ion whs not sei inns despite broken lec. fractured shoulder and deep head gash. City police said Frye held s re stricted dri er s license piohiblt- ing bint from driving iu tlie busi ness distitct or Medford. PORTLAND. Ore., July l.-(AP) Persons who depended on work relief during tbe cold " inter months must make hay while the sun shines, the WPA indicated to- J day In suspending six projects in Multnomah and Clackamas coun ties. This will release 400 men for cherry and berry harvests, E. J. Griffith, Oregon WPA administra tor, said. Numerous projects In other sections of the state also have been suspended. VThe WPA repeats its assurance that men who seek temporary pri vate employment will be given as signment preference when they are ready to return to public work," be said. EUGENE, July 1. (AP) Hums suffered by Mrs. Henrietta Lord, 75, In her home near Cottngo Grove, caused her death at a hos pital here. It was believed she had tried to set fire to a stump with kerosene. EUGENE, July 1. (AP) Offi cials of the Pacific hospital, larg est In Oregon outside of Portland, turned over Its administration to day to tbe Sisters of St. Joseph, Roman Catholic nursing order, that purchased the proporty after negotiations extending over sev eral months. The announcement said the nurs ing staff and the hospital physi cian staff will remain intact and likewise the name of the hospital. REND, July 1. (AP) Searchers recovered the body of Jackie Mor ris, UK from the Tumalo irrigation cai:al almost a mile from the point wher.T he fell in while playing near a stpl on entrance yesterday while herding cows. The ditch into which he slipped carries a flume of the Deschutes river to the Tumalo lands. The b"dy was carried Into a 72-inch, 600-foot long conduit and swept across Red Rock canyon. KRNR PROGRAM (1,600 Kilocycle,) SPONSORED BY NEWS-REVIEW REMAINING HOURS TODAY 4:00 The Editor Views the News. 4:15 Matinee Reveries. 5:00 Hill Uillios. 5:30 Dixie Memories. r:irt Spanish Rhythm. 6:15 The Ford V8 Revue. 6:30 The Motorshop Garage Pre sents Struy llollister at Rimrock. 6:15 Tho Fair on the Air. 7:45 Sign Off. THURSDAY, JULY 2 Morning Hours fi: 45 Early Birds. 7:00 Alarm Clock Club. 7:30 News-Review News Rroad cast. 7:15 Alarm Clock Club Cont'd. 8:30 Devotional. H: 45 Sacred Selections. 9:00 Louis Katzman and His Or chestra, i 9:30 Melody Moods. i ID: 00 Feodor Challapan. S ' 10:15 On the Emerald Inlh. 10:30 Relle and Martha. lo:35 Women's Exchange. 11:00 Old Favorites. 11:30 Song Hit Revue. Afternoon Hours 12:20 News-Review News lj load cast. 12 : 30 Radio M usic Store After noon Concert. 12: 15 Hit Tunes. 1:00 German Selections. 1:30 Clark Wilson's United Ar tists. 2:00 Swing Music. 2:30 Songs Seldom Heard. 3:00 The World Book Man. 3:15-r-Southern Serenade. 3:30 Storyland. 4:00 The Editor Views tho News. 4:15 Melody Matinee. 5:00 Dixie Memories. 5:15 Castilliuns. 5:45 Ted Lewis and Ills Rand. 6:00 Chevrolet's Musical Mo ments. 6:15 The Stationmaster. 6:30 Three Rhythm Kings. 6:45 The Fair on the Air. 7:45 Sign Off. FRIDAY, JULV 3 Morning Hours Early Birds. 6:45- 7:nii Alarm Clock Club. 7:30 News-Review News Broad cast. 7:15 Alarm Clock Club ( oul'd. 8:30 Devotional. 8:45 Organ Selections. 9:ou Morning Musicale. 9:3o Jack Dcmurchant. !i: 45 Dixie .Memories. 10:00 Love Songs of Yesteryear. 1:30 Belle & Martha. 10:35 Women's Exchange. 1 1 :0h Rovuno Operatic 1 enor. 11:15 Modern Melodies. Afternoon Hours 12 : u5 Good Afternoon, J Judd. M 12:20 News-Review News Broad cast. 12:30 Copco's Farm Talk. U: 15 Ruth Royale. l:uu Music's Magic Carpet. 1 : 3o Concert Selections. 2;iio Waltz Time. 2:30 Sol Bright and His Holy Walians. 3:m-Tho World Book Man. 3: 15- Novelty Tunes, 3:3n Storyland. 4;m The Editor Views t h e News. I:15-Ma!fnee Idylls. 5: no Vagabonds of the Prairies. Ci:l. U PA Program. l'n.l,.,l ... ..... ,.. . , ...v .... pun. 5: l. saw Tunis. ' i:im Hoosier Hot Shots. (1: 1 r Klve Spades. 6:3n The Motor tihop (iMrase I I'rrocnta Stray llollister at Kinirock. 6:45 Sports Talk liy J.i,k Haul- In?. 7:iin The Fair on the Air. 7:45 Sign Oft. RADIATOR HOSE Radiator bos,, su,U be ,e10v. eil and rhecked oicas oi.a I-- .,r p.- aide detai loraucn. acconling ,. side deterioration, acco K to Hon A ooiwllv liofiu m ieu-.d Rater circulation One Word Led To Another By Bug Baer (Copyright. 1U36, King Features Syndicate Inc.) The General Has Nothing to Say Esprit do corps In military cir cles consists mostly of keeping your face clamped when you spot something a bit scramuiy. No matter what is wrong you are supposed to salute It. In the lust few years several officers have popped off their pans. ( And were given the hum's rush with epaulets. The old buttle axes flow oft the handles. ' The result was that they were investigated, reprimand ed and set on the top shelf to cool off. AM because they bel lowed within hearing of the public. For some reason or other the majors and the colonels seem to regard the army as a private In stitution and a philanthropic or ganization for the benefit of any body above the rank of captain. The tactics were changed a bit In the case of tbe last gen eral who sounded his A out of turn. He was dismissed all rfght through regular military channels. But he was reappointed by Washington. And resigned ten days later. It It bail only been eleven days it might be claimed that he did it willingly. Rut ten days has a military ring. It's like tbe vest of the fat man who went cm the eighteen-day diet. Taken in just to be let nut again. At ho time can a general or an admiral squeak off the res ervation. There is no law against them grousing, provid ed they bark in barracks or sing their operas sweet and low. If a muzzle-loading gen eral starts unloading to the public, then that's the end of his military career. Thu public pays for (be armv and navy. But tho payments are Hi the form of alimony and totalH devoid of co-operation, mutual ad miration und romance. Everything that happens in' the army and navy Is for the good of the service. That in cludes demotions, investiga tions and resignations. No matter what happens, it's a military secret. We don't object to seeing tlieiii demilitarize a gabbv general Those three star birds spent their careers preventing innum -n.t Li onels from talking. Then tho gen eral shoots off his ten-ball renin n candle and is booted out, hoops and staves. Those who want to talk should remember that the fin est speeches are made just be fore graduation. That applies to both college students and generals. TOWNSEND CLUBS' DOINGS IN DOUGLAS YDNCAU.A Yoncalla Town solid club N. i ,vi j,)in W,h ,,, I l.-n in t 'nc.t. i l" - .. .. rll.liH ill ii huite cplflii'Hiiiin nt Ih'o Drain, Curl in mill Kent In Vulley Hli.'nliers will spnak and cnli'ilani llicnl fur all. A dani will bo Riven In llio community hall In the eve.i iliff. Kunds are l.eini; raised In send delecalc to the rnm etltinli In Cleveland duriiiR Jnv. COHAN GETS MEDAL FOR "OVER THERE" WASHINGTON. J,ln :., ,,,, I'renHlcm llnnsevell l,hiy siciied ill". Ii. uivp a cold medal to :w:e M. Cohan, fur hain writ ten the wiirtime s.mu. 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