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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON. TUESDAY. JANUARY 3, 1937. I.C.C. PLEADS FOR Coop TT 1 im- All A : " If I cr jncau: iyjo ii-rvmcrn;iiii vjuh xcuu 3l Undistributed Profits Tax Would Act as Penalty, Congress Advised. TWO WASHINGTON, Jan. B. (AH) The Interstate commerce com hi Is biun adviHeil coiikichh today tliut Imnosltion of the uiulinti tbuiiMl pro- flU tax on weak mil ton da would penalize them for Htieiuuheiilns their finances. Financially weak companies, the commission Bald, "vvmcii hikjumj use their Income to Improve their property, retire funded dcl(, and build up a liquid Bin-plus HKUiimt a day of nil lire trouble, will, ir uiey undertake to do so, be mibjeel lo a iieuiilty." Railroads financially kIioiik. the coinniisslon said, "may distribute all their Incomn and IIiiih em-ape the surtax." Kxtcnuloii of I. (;. jurisdiction over a wider field of Interstate commerce. Including commercial air service, wuh recom mended. Kxtension of I. C. C. conrtol to such corporatlotiH as fruit express companies, private car lines and certain type of transport holdin companies was recommended lis a means of strenKlheninK I. L. control over rail carriers. An "accelerated" upturn In freight and paKfienger Income of rullroads for 1 !M (I was reported. Total opera 1 1 n k revenues for the first nine montlm were Klven im 1G.7 per cent greater than In the comparablo 1935 period. Legislative rccommendalionH of the commlHsion included: Extension of I. C. C. poweis lo regulation of minimum rates of ivater curriers within Its Jurisdic tion. Restriction of the "long-haul light" to originating carriers, or subsequent carriers after they ob tain possession of the traffic. OREGONIANS FAVOR PWA CONTINUATION WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.(AI) Oi'ukoii'h delegation In coiiki'chh tlii'Bo ropublicunx unci two (lullln orutH iniliculed todny they tuvnr I'll (ho coiuiniiHlioii of tho public Varies program and wurk i-ullef, but possibly with somo nioillficii-' tloun. None would commit hiniHi-lf def initely, however, on pi'ospocMvi mitlonul legislation nmhriiHiig ihmi trnlity, ' business or rlpf pro gruins, pending legislative develop ments. ItopicHenlutlvon W liter M. J'lereo (I).), l.a amnio, nnd Mrs. Nnn Wood Honeymiin (I).), Port land, Indicated limy would 'glvo lynipnthotlc attention to any pro (inHHlH advnncod by (ho iirinilul tlrutlmu Others In" tho (lcl(i;allon Includ ed llcproaontallvo Jiunns Mott (It.) am! Senators Churlns IMi'Nury (11.) und Fredorlck Stolwor (11.) EDUCATOR SCORES COLLEGE CURRICULA PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. B. (AP) -A description or priwent-dny tol lego ciiniciila as "ilio bunk" cuim from Dr. Alalcoli.i S. MacLuan. di rector of tho "general eollegu" at tlio University of Minnesota anil a speaker la Portland's public tor ums. Dr. Macl.can said "lusd'ail or Klvlug student tho old hiiilugv 1'rogn, plants wo havo t ho kills Htuilylug I hull- own boilli's; limlnnl or funiliiiK (hem Ihn an ol' lht J 71 li century Dutch pnluliu-H, wn'ro niuk lux t li i-in hi mly slri'iitnlliios, iihIi trays things Unit are applicable In modem life." lie said the "geiinliil college." the elirollliielll ol' which Increased from 2611 to janti, alineil at a "real liberal education." DRIVER IN CRASH ACCUSED AS DRUNK SAl.HM, Jan. 6.- (A P) - It o.y Stocks ot Salem received irciitmeut tit the Wiioilhuru hiispllal I'm- ser ious race liiceialloiis nail Olul' l-M-lund or Monlliir was uiiilcr arrest on chai'Kes ul' being drunk on a jinbllc highway as the rosuii or mi aiiloinoblle-lruck coIIIkIuii at Wood bum early today. Killuuil, reports to the slate po lice show, was driver of the Iruck and at n slow place attempted to turn orr the highway al the Moni tor Junction when Hie ailliimohilo ill hen by Itocks eiilllilcd Willi him. U. S. DEBT REACHES ALL-TIME RECORD WAHHINcrnX, Jan. a, (MM The public debt lm;i reuelietl a new lill-itine peak of ?;t I, l"7.Mi l.iatu. The daily treasury Riatemeiil for 3e. 3 dlst'liied that ? Mi.imK.non of new borrow ing luM vtilt pushed the debt f;t7,iHm.iHH. tiver the pre vious record high cHlabllHhed last Julie. With only one day's operulioiiH linaccotiitted lor. the stiiteinetil showed a SI.HMi.ulH.imti dolleil for the fir.U hair of thin fiscal ear. compared with JI.S"tl,IS2.iHin for tho corresponding period last year. SAYS ACCORD WITH UNIONS NECESSARY I'OUTI.ANI), Ore.. Jan. .V (AIM K. II. MilcNaughlon. presidetll of Ilio KlrM National Imuk of Cort land, tidd the rhiimber of coin 3iietce that "from now on, whether we like it or nut. we must lUure more and more on the principle of collective bargaining. " i He said "this country I matur- i inn very fast and fie years from j pow we may expert ll labor ei up like that of iMigluuri. We luutit 'if H ) FS Mil f Harry Cooper, British-bom star of the links, and one of the finest exponents of Iron play, heads the. '1936 All-American golf team as selected by Tony j Manero, reigning national open champion. Other , members of the 10 top players Include Denny Shute, No. 2; Ralph Guldahl, No. 3; Henry Plcard. No. 4; Horton Smith, No. 5; Gene Sarazen, No. 6; Ky Laffoon, No. 7; Jimmy Hlnes, No. 8; Byron Nelson, No. 9, and- Paul Runyan, No. 10. Cooper succeeds to the title held by Pi card last year, a Brother-Slayer Faces Court Ir ill El Charles Kohr Charles Kohr, 8, who confessed to Chicago police he killed his brother 35 years ago. is shown as he appeared in court at Belleville. III., to be arraigned, remorse nnd dejection showing on his face. When an officer befriended him Thanksgiving eve, Kohr broke down and confessed that after his lB-ycar-old brother. Henry, went to work In u Belleville saloon, the "disgrace" led him to commit murder. Edison iNfemori.iI t- f ml i i I 4 Si J s H Klrhv f 1 I II (. UJ Ml V j if, 1 I ! i i i i 1 1 ri FUNERAL ARRANGED FOR ERNEST KIRBY I services for Krnosl Kir E Alyrtlu Creek, vho died veterans honpltal in Itose eaiurday, will be held at the an church at Myrtle Creek 1 ly afternoon al 2, with allies li. Wilson officiating. iiiiclaling will be members oT mi l Ct'c at South Ump(tia d whii h lie was a member. A iy ceremony will be eonduri- inent will be in (h; 1. O. nelery at .Myrtle Creek. Kirby was a sou of O. A. now deceased, who was for years post master of .Myrtle He is survived by three is. Howard ami Orin Kirby Hlonila ami Herbert Kirby I'urilaud, also by four sisters, 1-ansy Smith f Med ford, Mrs, v lark of chleauo and Thol- i and .Auuabelle Kirby. l 1 M. (Ire,. .Ian. (AP) Icin s bin ulars appurenlly have eer lastes. Over the week end, e iook a pound of luilter. a ueh aivl a pair of gloves. His In the limi'lUht llfteil n whiskey at u redden ee I a mux of candy at a planum II A so-called "marching" column, although it travels by truck, will pass through Jtoseburg this after noon, en route lo the Presidio of San Km net sco. -Traveling in 31) trucks with four Tfi-niilllmeter field guns, the sec ond battalion of the loth field ar tillery left Kort Lewis Monday on a practice march to San Krancisco. The battalion includes ltiiV men. 12 officers and a platoon from tho lit li engineers, all under the command of Major U A. Uaugh crty. The commander controls the entire group by port a bio radio, through which ho alsp keens in constant touch with both Kort Lewis and the Presidio. The column stopped last night in Salem and will spend tbulght at Medfnrd. Tho bat tiilion will join the 30th infantry at San Fran cisco for a month's training. AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY Regular meeting will he held at the armory at Ji:u(i Tuesday. Janu ary 5th. All members uro urged to be present. Adv. your visit! You'll enjoy your stay In ; Portland more for living ; here al tho hub of Port land activities. A distinctive address. Three to four blocks tc -leading banksand stores. Attractive outside rooms. Famous Food. SUPPER CLUB Diningand dancing each night except Sundayanr1 , Monday . . . Marvelous music. Floor show. STti On the site of the Hist laboratory of tho Isle Thomas Kdison at j Mcnlo Park. N. J., this tmprvsslvc , memorial will be erected, towering to n helfiht of 1I15 feet, and crowned with an "eternal light" In the form of a huge lamp bulb learn lo wet alnn with i'n,- un ions. Liviiiit i-nut iiuieasi'. which we cannot stop, has foit'id the Idea that wealth must be redlsiiilmted." No foii'i-ast continued utihuv, Uiuniiy war ur tauoi uuuiuc. j' Who Has the Most John Deere Machines? Douglas County Farm Bureau Cooperative Exchange Will pay $2.50 to the farmer who has the most John Deere machines in use on a farm in Douglas county. o Attend the John Deere and Caterpillar free picture show and lunch January 6; give the name and size of all the John Deere machines, and the name of other machines in use if any. Don't forget the date, Wednesday, Jan. 6 Show starts at 10 a. m. $1.88 faife-r; ,,i ,1,,, ,, ffSMi ..... 1 I JASwfcJi Wordi prices f I I I II 0,e even low- f m l ' I t I iCrjBn rthanuiUa I heat t C- 5heets Original prices slashed! Not every size, color or style but sensational bargains for every shopper who gets here early! Women's Style Shoes Hi and Low Heels, Suedes and Calf Skins $2.22. $1.99 t3a $149 LATEST STYLES ALL STYLES AT CLEARANCE PRICES Misses and Women's Oxfords Suedes Calf Kilties Blacks and Browns Reg. $2.49 .... $1.98 Reg. $1.98 Men's Work Shoes Leather soles. Reg. AQ $1.98 at $As&Q Child's Oxfords Composition soles, trouser crease, and kitties. 98c'at 88C ;:. COTTON PRICES SOAR! BUT WARDS BOUGHT IN JUNE .... AHEAD OF THE INCREASEI Sale! Long wear Sheets 81x99 Inches Bigger bargains than ever! Identical to a nationally advertised brand that sells at $1.19 to $1.29. Firm, smooth weave. Full bed size. Stock up now at savings! I'illow Cases 29c values I Same firm muslin as in Longwear 42x36 inches. JfV. Unbleached SHEETING, 81 in., Worth 25c . . 4 A yard lC Outing FLANNEL, 27 in. White, worth 10c .. . yard SC I Sale! Turkish TOWELS 50,40 In. Worth 19c VP First time we have sold SOLID COLOR towels at such a low E rice I Absorbent double loop. A ig bath size. 6 cost only 72c. Cannon 1836 Towtli tie Cannon Waih Clolhi 1 for 10 1-10 yd. length llciiuuiiits 9 Worth 15c a yd. yd. Shop early I No more when these are Ronel Fast-color PERCALES. SHIRTINGS, BROADCLOTHS I Unbleached "Pride" Muslin. 38','j Inches a yd. 10c Bleached "Pr?de" Muslin. fine and white, 36 in., a yd. 10c Sale! T WOOL ISIaitkcts Worth $1.98 f 78 Remarkable, even for Wards. Full bedsize, 70x80. when doubled. S't wool, rest China cotton (best there is). Blankets 50t 5, Wool 7080 3ingle Blankets 88C Phone 95 315 N. Jkson St.