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Newspaper Page TextFOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1937. tied Uailr iiit'ritt nuoilny lr tli Kewa-llevlenr Co., Iiip. Member of The Aamoctoted ITpm Tlio Associated Pretis in exclusive ly entitled to the una for reputitliu tion of ttll news dlnyatcheit credited to It or not otherwise credited In this patter and to nil local new published herein. All rights of re Eubllcatlon of special dispatches ereln are alio reserved. HARRIS EULS WORTH Kdilor Entered as second clans matter May 17, 1820, at the Post office at Itoseburjr. Oregon, under act of March 8. U7I. Represented By New York 21 East 40th Strou'.. L'IiIcmk" 3tS0 N. Michigan Ave. Nun A-'ruuliico 220 JJu.li Btreet Ut-lroll 3IU btvphunnuii Mill:.. J.'W Aniielen 133 H. BpJIliK Btriil-t, hn sltlv tiOU Stewart fllruet, oi-llmiil 120 8. W. Blxtb Btruot. Vaueouvrr. B. C III Hall lilOn., Ml. l.oula 411 N. Tenth Blreet, Atll 26 Grant Building. Subacrjplten Stale Dally, per yvar by mail 14-00 Dally, 6 mouth hy wall 2. JO Dally, 3 months by mall 1,00 Dally, by carrier per month 60 Safety Suggestion JVJOT MANY yours ugo wtocIih of msmgcr trulus Ucttinio bo llll lllOrOUH 1111(1 WUl'O bO IllHHHll-Citla tliut u eroul caniimlKii ot "Suroly I'lrat" resulted In couiiIIubh aut'oguurdH being ttdontod. ""Crushes on ulr Much liuvo tukuii u lerrlblu toll but ouch eriisiT hus pointou. In somo motuis of in.prnvo nienl. Air tin vol la much surer niiw thiin It wus ovi n it your ugo. This Is lino In Bplto of tho iiiut thul it ton'll'lo hiii'Iim of cruulicB occurred during tho 1'uut winter. Tlio bus llnon liuvo proiltuil by tlio experience of tbo rallroudH unn liuvo uchluvud uu onviulilo record of Mifuty for jiusboiikui's. Hut re contly two bus uccldiuilu rovoul the iioBBlblllly of furlliur unto guiudlng bus pussonge. In the mld-wusl not long ago u louclod bun hurtled into u liver. lluny llvou woro lout. Tho uceldout lu nuithoru Cali fornia lusl wook bud thla similar ity: The piiBBongeiB could ;iot got out of tho bus In time lo nuvo IheniHolvos. It inr.y gr muy not he tt priiutleiil BuggoBtkn, but could not oniorgoiicy oxIIb bu provided lit uicli soul? Tho first motor Htugeu hud sep iinitu doors tor eueli sot of ui'Obb seutB. bonding mid tiuloudlng wiib slmllur to tho p'uit used by liuru-l-auii rullwuys. Could thul Hystoin bu ruvlsod? Considering Iho millions of miles travailed weekly by motor hihsuh In tho United Slates without nils-, hup wu muy Buy Unit bus travel h; us Biifo us uny oilier form of IruiiBporliitlon on land, llowovor Iho iiuoBl for further surety is novorendlug bo it tho cuiiirmrt lnont door idea is a good olio II 'will 'be adoplud. Unpardonable AKIiW YOHK Times dljpulch, tolling of iho urrlvai in l'liig luml of some ;IK00 children from wurrucltcil llllhuo, conlulns some fuarfully tragic parugruphs. As, for Insiancu, this one: "It was mil tho children's pbyHi cul cundlllou, however, lhal causoil most concurn. . . . Tho saddest by product of Iho Splinlsb civil war Is their overwrought moutal condi tion, bi ought uboul by the terror of tlio air ruldi). The war has led linn v of tin-in abnormally nervous, perhaps for Iho rest ot I heir lives. They liuvo spent .hour ufler houi huddled III 'rcfugioii' Willi thell fiiirliiened mothers while rebel ulr planes droned overhead, dropping bunibs . . . Scores have seen nroin urs, Bisters or lilt ii- friends killed in- maimed near llieir homes. Can uny rouslllvo person lead lhal without feeling that the liiiiub lug of an inliablled limn- by any one. In any land -Is one of Hit iiiosl shocking clinics of all the ItgOB? Editorials on News (Continued from pugo 1.) Windsor's Murrliige." Tlio llrltlsli government evident Iv feels that when tlieru Isn't any thing much lo bo suld, It's sound policy to miy uotlilug. And besides Ihn big shots ot Iho government may have a slight ly uneiisy feeling lhal they've said too much uli-eudy. poll men only: Tako u look (it ally's Inlesl plcluro, as iirluled lu this newspa per, und (licit ask yourself this munitions "Would I have given up u throne for liorT" It limy ho liypercrlllcal Judg nicnt, but she seems lo have a slightly firm look mound the oies us If when she said: "ho lhu mid so" It would be highly udvis ulilo to I' I bus and so, BUT things like that urn Wind sor's worries. Let's ilosu Iho chapter here. ROOSEVELT'S HELP Action Forcing Steel Firms to Sign Pay Agreements Requested in Wire. YOUNOSTOWN, O., Juno 7. (Al') Striking steel workers look ed toduy to J'rosideut Jloosevelt for possible intervention in llieir dfetermined drivo uguinst threo uiujor independent producers for signed bargaining cunlrucis. As tlie steel workers organizing eominlttoo John L. Lewis' indus trial orgHlllzutlon affiliate exhort ed tliousuuds of strikers ut Sunday rallies, all SWOU grievance com mittee telegraphed tho white house from liury, hid. We lhi grlevuneo committee representing muii In tho Culumut region, utipeul lo you Lo uet ut oucu to bring tlio strike to u peace ful end by having Joint wage agree ments written urn! signed by tho steel corporations und the HWOC." it was tho first direct appeul to the president since Muy 26, when I'll II II 1 Murray, uggroBslvo SWOC chief, announced strikes , ut Ko piibllo Kleel corporation, Inland Slcul company and Youugstown Shoot 4: Tube company plants lo culcd In seven stales. Al least 7u,lU0 workers uro idle In tile controversy In which seven men woro killed In a riot Muy .'10 ut Chicago und others have receiv ed guushol wounds along tho Great Jukes strike front. (Jim fire broke out at (.unton, O., In which 1'ollco Captain John Mcjlouald described us a clash be tween nickels und Blx men wading a creek lo outer u llepubllc plant. McDonald said ubout 1U0 shots woro fired but no one was report ed woundod. Threo of tho men suc ceeded lu reaching mill proporly. Murray Claims Victory "You liuvo this fight won," Mur ray declared In addressing a Cuii lon rully attended, union leuders said, l)J' 5,000 strikers and sym pathizers. "Tho llepubllc Steel corporation Is not big enough lo whip your union. We are going In oslablish collective bargaining In steel whether the magnates lllio II or not." At Indluna Harbor, Intl., where approximately 4,000 ufisembled for another display of union strength, Nicholas l'ontecchio, hvou re gional director, charged t)!(i gigan tic trio of producers with suoo tugo" kocuuse, ho Buld, tliey sought to alienate union mem bers. Fonlecchio asserted Iho em ployers bad endeavored to entico workers Into their nuns uy oner- Ing udvuncomonl und bonuses us lures. Jack ltiisak. Cu umot dlstrlcl or- gaul.er, cluimed he had received reporls Inlund und Shoot 'lune nlunned to reopen their plants, all or which liavn been closed by tho strlko. Wo' show hoso peonlo no sculis will got lliroiigh our Hues," llusuk shouted. Alleging u "slatn of riot exists In the Youngstown, Mies und War ren, ()., sleol dislllcts. Dulllmore and Olilo railroad officials mean while appealed lo (lovurnnr Ouvoy to protect Iho currier's properly. Tho road complained that strik ers had lorn up trucks und other wise prevented lis functions "un dor tho luw." The Blalo motor vehicle depart nient is malting every o:'l'orl to aid operators lu securing renown! of drivers' penults and will hnvn ex iimlniirn lu live lowns lu Douglas ciitinly lu utldllloll In tho lloscburg olllco, according lo Secretary ol State Karl Knell. A crew Is haudlliiK applications In Drain loday and will bu III Oak laud Tuesday. n lu the southern purl of I lie conn ly tho CMilutuors will be III .Myrtle Creek Wednesday, June Hiih; I'an.vouvllle lliu 17th and (llemlale Iho l.Sth. An office will lie muinlalned dally in Iteseburg during lite li cense renewal period. All drivers' penults expire si mulluncimsly June :(u and inmd be renewed by payment ot tlie lei? of II. Persona who have prelously b(..'ll licensed Hi dllve cars lu dre gon, und who liave not atlulued Ihe age of 70 ymirs or sulieied n physical delect since Ihe lust li celire was ginuti-d will nol lm re-it-.:ired lo lake all examination. , ACADEMY REUNION ATTENDANCE LARGE Tin' annual reunion of Iho Viup ua Aiiidcniy uhBurliKlnn ut Wil bur Smiiltty, Aiirui'tt'it n Iiiiko tit-it-mhmro of itlunuil and llit'lr fam ilies and fiteiulH, 'l'lit ininnliiK whh (iivnn iivcr to vUltlim and WW ciUerlaimurut. fullowt'il by a basket dlnutjr ut IMIOIl, Tlit adt rnoiHi inKiniu ri'iitur m an aildn-.sn. by Or. I'. A. K.I wants if Kom-burc, wtih nuiHleal iMiuilii'i h by tht htudriits ot biir lilti Ht luiol ami by 1'niiik (irnbbiv Tli.' busiiii'nH session resulted in the eleelinn f Untold MeKay, pt esiilent ; I 'rank tti uhbe, vteo premdeiu : Mulr Walker, seeie tai ; Mts T. K Urue, Iveasuior; and av Webber, Ubrurinn. Junior Wonmn'i Club to Meet Tlio Junior Woman m With will hold elrttlon ol olfieoiK al a ebt- Pd ItleOtlllM lo bo held M -nU o'clock lonir;ht at Iho Woman's I'lubrooiiiK, A proiuin will follow Here rom Colleae Hurry l.ebr- Imch, Btudoiil at O. S. ('., Ih Ihmo vlHitlug IiIb futUcr, Dr. U M. LtUi- bach. OUT OUR WAY Z- OOVOH NOW WE'LL HAVE : - IT TILL BEPTIME-- THEN FOE. BREAKFAST.' LOVE NEST IN TH' l ( dooe euy hasta crawl iiiiS THRU KJECKIM' PARTIES TO 6ET 1 1 MX I j IN OH, VEAH.'THEkTES A r" M CELLAR POOR FOr? n?AMPS," M ' ANP SO ON -TILL-- jj !'cT.""'oir"a' WHV OD TOE DELUFF -"- Synopsis: A mytslurlouH tshul killH .Midi) IiliiiHhup, my old flamu, ut llio bturL of our Htonny wuok- und aL KuriiiiKton J Huff, homo ol Micdiuel'u uuntB. A Hemes ol straiiKo altafjIvH occuih. Then wo i find tho body of Michael's mad i fulhur bolow the bluff. Aunt Mar-! tha, slout and Vlctoriun, is sliot in tho Hliouhlor, und nearly finlshod, with HloopliiK powders. The Skip-, per, Mike's tall, tweedy younger, uuul, dihappoars. Cook, William, tho cliaulfetir, und Annie, tlio maid suspect HI Kg ins the old butler, 1 lock him in his room, half hujlev I UK him tbo killer. Then 1 find Mike urgulng with his fiuneeo, Guy lmer. CHAPTKIl 45 'Look For The Loft' ('losing tho door behind mo, 1 leuiied uiuilnst It. Tlio person who hud forced the door of Judo's room to lure or to force Norman Kur rliiKLon out toward tho bluff must huvo known that the old man was there and that ho had used a key to not there. No onu ctso should have known of tbo existence of that key. And Norman Furring ton's sou hud gone in search of it und found it! Ho was stuudiug thoro gazing ut mo us u man miclit gaze at u snake which bud sprung ut him in tlio middle of Fifth avenue. "Von lumrd thul I suppose'" Ml child's voico was blouk. "Yes." Suddenly, unreasonably 1 thought, "Wu ure three diameters in a play. Nothing bus happened. Nothing will happen until wo re member Iho lines." MU'huol's hand shoL into his coat podtet und drugged out something which dropped into my own hand. I found myaelf aiaring down ut the skeleton key from Normun Kur rlngton's pocket, staring at it und wiKblug violently Unit I hud never soon tho d um ned thing. "How did you know it wus there 7" "(iuilt!" Mlchnel's voico was hurt, not hitter. And Mike wus no actor-or was he? The rudlo stunt Hay rushed in his rescue. "This Ih ridiculous! I was being a sup. That's ull." "So you think:" This llino Mi chael's voice was harsh. "I tut Jimmie doesn't. Look at his face." "Hold on, Mike." I said. "I haven't said a word. Answer mo decently, can't ynu?" lie looked ut me und mtddcu'y his face crushed ilito n grin. "All rinhl," ho said. "1 went snoophr around. Saw tho broken lock on .hide's door and just happened lo think lhal if my father bad a key In his pocket, wo could bo pretty sure that you were right about bis fall not be In K an accident. You see. If be n the nuy who cim li ed William be must lm e pollen through ihal door after it was locked. I saw you examine it utter ward, und it was all rluhl iho sec ond time you locked It." I didn't believe him, 11c was fol lowing my own train of I hunt; hi--but 1 didn't believe him. Would anyone ever tie able to trust any body after this ghastly mess was over? "(iood. The friendliness of my voice wan a little lesson in hypo- cilsy nil In llMdi". "That wus what; I was ihinkini;. We're letting our-! selves kv loo Jumpy." Hay sprawled on a nof. "I'm cured!" she sinhed gustily. "It 1 aik another ipiesiioii, wiiug my i neck! Who has a cigarette'.'" Waliliinj; Michael s lighter Hare. I observed. "A few mole ojiesliollSj nii'l we'll all .no 'a-'n. It's lime this outfit did u IMlte i elainr." Itul we didn't do any too well at it. There we sal, three people who is hours before would have sunn mi a slack of lilhlcs (hat we would luue trusted each olher till the und of time. And v.e hadn't and didn't. I was dUhtistinl of Mike. Cay. had precipitated the w hele scene because she shared the feeling. And Mike, if he were innocent. ; could have taken that key tor only one leason lo prevent the mm deni'n flndlnu it. If bo had been sin e lhal m il her nf us w as the munleier, ho would cerlalnly have told Us of his discovery. If he were, innocent - if he hud been sure. ; li! If! If! The word beat a weary' rhythmical refrain in my head the' while wo chatted nlutWsl about! Uttlo Teetde Blake ami her uieau) MOTHERS 6ET fcRAV i dering husband, about the inudvisa hility of looking for a new apart ment until our plans for tho sum mer woro more definite. i Hysterics With Trimmings Tne convuisalion uraggeu, dwin dled turn iiuuny oxpucu. coueruiu tnougm, a woum seem, expireu wiiii il. n I tried to mink uuutu tnu Jaiilpper'a wiioicudouls, tue probuoie gmlL ot tuo Minors ou Liuuou llueit into too piciure. It i incu to conio to uny conclusion uuout tne .Miners 1 imiueuiuteiy mought of muggins, auq so h weiu. uut of too tung sncnco came iMicuuul's voice, "They hud trouble with Cook after you wont out. Hysterics wiln uu tho trimmings." I jumped at u loophole tor es cape. "LookV" 1 sum. "Hyatorics'r i ll just huvo a look ut her. JJo right buck." "Meaning Unit we'll see you at breuktast.' ' ucmunded V,uy tesitiy. W i ilium ,his luce decideiiiy ulruiued, opened CooU's door. Uo duln t seeiu to huvo uny iu tentiou ot letting me into tuo room. "Shu's bettor, sir. 1 guess she'll bo ull right, lias Miss liar baru been " lie lull tho question Uaugting. "Mo," 1 saiil rJioriiy. "o you mlml.' ' Ami i elbowed pant him. Cook's hysterics hud been genu ine enough. Her face wus ghustly. Thoru were great staging circles under her eyes und her chin waa (tnvuring puintully. "How uro you now? I tried to sound kind. All of her remurkable volubility wus gone. Sho pluyed restlessly w ith tnu covers without looking up. "1 ain't ho good, sir." It wus the weak, exhausted voice of a sick woman. "1 ain't so good." Well, considering Iho statu she hud been in wheu sho hud pro pared dinner, thul wus not ut ull surprising. "it's nearly morning now. It will soon bo ovor." i j ! "Yes," closing her eyes "yos neurly morning." 1 wailed for William to close the door ufler me. Then I stepped ucross to Higgins' room, found my key, knocked softly, and went in. The old man hail been silliim on the bed, head in hands and lully dressed. Ills face wus haggard. "It's only 1, Higgins." I said, sit ting down beside him. "Don't be frightened. I came to see how you were." "I'm doing very well, sir." With a sturl I realized that he had been crying. "Higgins." 1 said. "I don't for a minute believe that you ure guilty and I'm trying my best, lo prove that you're nol. Ho you believe thair For a fleeting second his eyes rested on my face, but they imme diately looked away. "Yes- Mr. Jimmie," he said shakily. I put a hand on his shoulder. "You almost tnld me something once," I said. "Tell mo now. No one can hear us, ami It may be im portant." "I can't sir. It ain't that I don't trust you. I'd trust you like 1 would Mr. Michael himself. It IDaUBevotlcn8 Hit. CUAIILKS A. KDWAUDS Wisdom is not u I hint; thai on can pick up as you pick a flower out of a garden. To itft it even under the most favorable circumstances must he a slow, laborious nitd dlt'li cult achievement . It we ever uet It at all it will be through Ihe disciplines and difticulilos ami duties of lite, as we lace l hem lailhiully, go throimh them honestly and lowtlly? and try to understand their simitii came and their relationship to all of ItviiiK. Yes, the MeltlnK ot wisdom Is a ureal enter prise. Long dnys ai;o the pro phet wroi e: 'The tear of I hi Lord ts (he w ay of w isdoni." We would come, our Father, as humble learners in Thy m'eut school of life. (tio us a leach able spirit and un eagerness (o know the truth ami lo walk in Ihe wuy ot lite. Amen. Q By Williams OWWIl-l-l b-1 ) ain't that at alt, sir." "Then what is it Higgins?" "1 wus wrong, sir. And you might nol believe tnai 1 was, und una Una would he u wi'ul. Awful! 1 found out how wroni: 1 wus. I can't tell you nothing, sir!" "Can't you tell mu what yo found out? it might be just us im portant." "No!" The fierceness of his an swer made me jump. One Last Desperate Try Lighting a cigarette, 1 got to my feet amt oegun lo puce uto snout room, nis Head in nis hands, the old man seemed lo Lorget my exis tence. He was not guilty. Jfut lie knew who wus or tnought he uid. He was withholding evidence evidence lhal 1 hud to nave right then. 1 looked ut my waten. ll wus 1 : au. I made one lasl desperate try. "Miss Uarbara is alive." All tne conviction 1 could muster rang in my voice. "Wo know tnut lor a fact. Higgins. Hut unless sho is found within Iho next hour, she muy nol be." He got to his feet like a maul staggering into a warm house out of a blizzard. "Are you sure of that?" he whispered hoarsely. Tho pressure of my clenched fists wus driving my fingernails iulo flush. "Posiiive!" "Then then " lor one awful moment I thought ho wus going lo strangle before he got the words out. "Jon't don t tell no one I suld so. I ain't sure it's right. Look for tho old loft." 1 slared at him blankly. "Ufl?" I echoed. "Yes. Tako Mr. Michael. He should be able to find II." "Junius!" ll was M. Karrlnglon on the davenport. "Stop it this in stant! What is ll? Where are you going?" 1 nad scant (lino for entangling my wits with Queou Victoria! "The loft!" I shouted. "Tho loft! The Skipper muy be Ihcre." 1 had Michael by the arm und wus tug ging him in the direction of the door, but he held hack. "The loft?" he echoed. "You're crazy! Thoro isn't any." Higgins' last words were ringing in my ears. Tako Mr. Michael. He should be able to find it. "Another of your sudden Inspira tions, Jim?" eamo Guy's voice sweetly. 1 seized Mirhuol. "Don't lie to me!" 1 howled. "You're taking inn there or 111 break your lousy neck!" "DouT he u fool," hn said quietly. "Don't id) u fool," he said quietly. "You're not going to tell mo wheth er or not there's a loft In my own " His voice (railed off and his eyes suddenly widened. ""Good Lord!" he said hoarsely "There is a Come on!" We Find Skipper Tomorrow. (Copyright, iy:i7, Ksther Tyler) A .hit ntiixii'l mill rnll (if lieililllil! were iiiuiin uu a v isi-uusni iiii way. Knine sleullis see a concrete case el spring liotiseeleaning sabo tage. It might lie more than a coin cidence lhal a his iarl of Ihe lull nllions tor the next war are lie lug made of "Hcraii" Iron. One supreme court justice Is fond of hunting. In one line. -ill least, li man Is mil loo old If lie cull shoot in the seventies. I'oicimiers who are nice lo the i i.ii ,t n-ii-li will Tit ii di-cotalloii. Ihe "(Icrinuil Katie. " Those who aren't nice will get Juki tlie"iilni. A California tclescoie has u '2o"- Inch no. If the Hays oflue with draws its hall on a liypsy Hose l.ee sit iii-tcase. Ihe IlKUte lna reucli :luo. CoiiyiiKlit IH37 NKA Servleo lno. ROBT. MIDDLEBURG HEADS OIL STATION Hubert Mlildleblll g of Hoseblirg has been atipointod mauaccr ot a new Associated till comniiny stu tion. which oiiencd Saturday ut North lletid. Middlcliurg lius been Cmpk'H'd ul Muisutkld and Noilli Beud lor tue past ear, BARBS y ION OF Congress Urged by Senator Bone to Uphold Rights of U. S. in Pacific. WASHINGTON, Juno 7. AP) Senator Homer T. Ilono of Washington has uppealed to con gress to take a "positive" Btund against invasion of iraditioual American fishing grounds in the North Pacific by the Japanese. Hone wrote Senator Key Htt nu'ii, chairman of the senate for eign rclutions committee, urging tjiut his group upprove a resolu tion now before it which would state as "the policy of the United States senate that the special rights ot UJio United States in sulmou fisheries in Alasku terri torial waters should be uphold by tlie department of state." Hone asserted tho resolution "would strengthen the hands of the state department by indicat ing to Jupun thut tbo senate of Hie United States will uphold a positive policy in Ihe part of the state department in preserving American interests which are ihrcatened by Japanese." Hone told I'ittmuu "a grave sit uation has arisen by reason of the invasion of our fisheries by the Jupunese." "From my study of tho fuels it i8-iiy belief," Done said, "that a positive declaration by the United States will help to insure peuce between the two nations, since the failure of our government to pro tect its citizens in their right to earn a living might result in their effort to protect themselves in ways that would emburruss the United States. "Our government has gone to great lengths to preserve fishing resources iof ull kinds off our coast. If Japan is to be permitted to invade Alaskan waters for the purpose of taking saAuon, that country must also be permitted to lake olher kind of fish available either in Alaskan witters or else where on tho coiiHt of the United SLutes." Hone declared that "it is ob vious the Jupunese, once they have a foothold and their rights have been recognized either by si lent usseiit or by lack of a posi tive policy, will proceed to take over the nshorles or tne enure coast of North Anierjcu." KRNR PROGRAM (1.SU0 Kilooyclea) REMAINING HOUHS TODAY 4:00 Editor's Views of the News 1:1.1 lling Crosby. 4: I'll Tea Time Tunes. 5:00 Monitor Views the News. 5.'lfi .Manhattan Coneorl Hand. 5:;i0 Old l-'uvorito Molodios. 6:00 Hansen Motor Co. Program (1:15 Art Shaw. 6:30 Henry Busse. Ii:-ly Salon Interlude. 6:50 News Flashes. 7:00lllls from Hie Films. 7:30 American Family Robinson 7:45 Your Grab Bag. S:0u Sign Off. TUESDAY, JUNE 8 00 "Early IJirds." 30 News-Review Newscast. 45 Alarm Clock Club. Ifj Vugabonds of the I'ruiries. 30 Harlem Harmony. 45 Los Angeles Dauco Bund, 00 Hoy Eldridgu und the Swingsiers. 15 I'uul Whiteman. 15 Hits from tho Shows. 15 Sol llrlght and His Holly- wuiiuns. 30 "Radio Rendezvous," Copco : 1 5 I lomeinalf ei s 1 larmony. ; 1a Variety Show of the Air. 15 The Westerners. 00 "Time Signal," Knudteon's. 00 New York Civic Orchostra. ;15 Phil Harris, Denn-Gerret-sen. :0 Chus. Vuguuond and Or rhestru. :45 News-Review of the Air. ;0O Knights of the Road," Coen Lumber Co. : 15 "Odds and Ends." :30 l-et's Haneo. :00W(rld Hoolc Man. 05 tiforge Thill, Teuor. 15 The Cu-siilliuus. :30 dene Autry, 50 News Flashes. ;00 Travel's Radio Review. : 15 l'utsy Montana. Kiddles Request Program. :00 Editor's Views of the News : 15 Chamber of Commerce. Restful Orguii .Melodies. 45 Tho lloswell Sisters. 00 Monitor Views the News. 15 Manhattan Concert Hand. 30 Richard Crooks. 45 Ambrose nnd Orchestra, no- Shep fields. 10 Henry Busse. ;30 "The Ace of Diamonds." 45-Salon Interlude. 50 News Flashes. Q0 Chevrolet's Musical Mo ments, with Gus Haenchen, Patti Chapin and Phil Duey. : 15- Morion Ifowney. :30 Your Grab Bag. :uo Sign Off. WEDNESDAY, .(INK 0 iU -"Early Itlrds." 30 News-Review Newscast. 45 J. M. Judd says "Good Morning." 50 Alarm Clock Club, 15 iHxio Memories. Art SIihw. 15 Eurico Cuiuho. oti Munfrfixt! Dame Itund. 15 - Jo? HuymcH in Popular Music. 15 Chestnuts. 15 Movie Gossip. 30 ."Radio Rendezvous," Copco. 15- HomemaUeih' Harmony. 15 Variety Show of the Air, 15 -H nosier lint Shots. 00 "Time Signal," Knudtson's. no Melody Trail. ;16 "Singing Strings.' Radio Music. :30 Hansen Motor Co. Program. 46 News-Review of the Air. 00 "Knights of tht Road." Coen Lumber Co, 1:06 "Odds and n(U'S . r 1:30 Modern Kb,yUinij. ? , 2:00 "World look Man." J 5 l!:utlT-JrBun lm.91lu.dt I 5-J 8:15 Nal Urundyv.liie, ' . 2:30 Yesterday a Vocals. 2:60 News Flashes. 8:0U Cab Calloway. 8:15 Glen Grey. 3:30 Kiddies' Request - Program. 4:00 The Editor's Views 0 the News. 4:15 Novelty Orchestr itions. 4:30 Ted Lewis and His Hand. 6:p0 The Monitor Views the News. 5:15 Salon Suite. 6:30 Henry King and OiThostni. 6:45 Gems 1'roni .Mikado. 6:00 Duko Ellington. 6:30 Henry Busse. 6:45 Salon interlude 6:60 News Flashes. ' 7:00 Men of Vision, Drs. Bubar and Church, 7:15 lloy Smock, Wizard of the Strings. 7:30 The American Family Rob inson. 7:45 Your Grab Bug Program. 8:00 Sign Off. DIPLOMAS GIVEN OAKLAND STUDENTS OAKLAND, uno 7. Tho Oak land high school hold its twenty sixth uuuual cummencemeut exer cises for twenty-one seniors Thurs day, June 3. Special scholarship awards were presented to Doris Mooro. Joyce Bridges and Onu McCord. The program wus as Col Iowa: Processional Mrs. Huiry F. Eng lish. Invocation Itov. Thomas Robin son. Violin solo Miss Viviun Mulone, "Zigouncrweisen by Sarusute, Mrs. Henry K. Euglish, accom panist. Salutatory John Hiikunsou Selection, "Stout Heurted Men," Romberg, boys' quartet, Au drey Miller, accompanist. Valedictory r Joyce Bridges Senior accomplishments Robert Powell. Duet Mrs. F. B. Garrison, Miss K. Wessemer, "I waited for the Lord," "Come Silver Moon," Mrs. R. D. Bridges, accompan ist. Introducing the speuker Henry F. English. Presentation of senior class Jackson Bliss. - Presentation of diplomas George Chonowclb, school board chair man. Recessional .Mrs. Honry F. Eng lish. SERVES IN JAIL ON BAD CONDUCT COUNT Cyril Hal ley, sentenced In the Reedsporl Justice court to 90 days on a charge of disorderly conduct, was brought to ItoBeburg last night to servo out his sentence in the county jull here. IMPORTANT TRAIN SCHEDULE CHANGES Effective June 13 SOUTHBOUND: Beginning June 13, leaving times of our southbound trains will be as follows: The SHASTA, which now leaves Roseburg at 2 :3S P. M., will leave at 2:22 P. M., 13 minutes earlier than at pres ent. Southern Oregon local No. 329 will be named the Rogue River, and will operate on the same schedule as at pres ent, leaving Roseburg at 3:25 A. M. NORTHBOUND: On and after June 13, leaving times of our northbound trains will be as follows: Southern Oregon local No. 330 will be named the Rogue River, and will operate on the same schedule as at pres ent, leaving Roseburg at 12:38 A. M. THE SHASTA, which now leaves Roseburg at 1:08 P. M., will leave at 1:28 P. M., 20 minutes later than at present. Southern Pacific Phone 11 U1 Now, for the greater convenience of our customers who lira some distinct from town, and for all who would like to use this convenience, we have adopted a new Dcposil-by-Mail system that is as simple, swift and safe as can be conceived. In effect, it brings this bank to you any time, anywhere. Just place your deposit in a Special Deposit Envelope which we provide for the asking, and mail. A portion of the envelope acts as a receipt and is promptly returned to you. Call or write today for leaflet fully explaining our new, modern Bank-by-Mail plan. E. S. McCLAIN, V. M. ORR, Manager. Assistant Manager. ltost-liiig EKr.uich J ' oflhv Uuileil SiJiiVs Xiilioi.jil llnk pad Officr, Portland, Oregon MEMBER r E n E K I. DEPOSIT I X . I R t Sr. K r R V O ATI O . HIT-RUN MOTORIST GETS NINETY DAYS GRANTS PASS. June 7 (AP) Joseph Zamrzla of Medford was sentenced to serve 90 days In the Josephine county jail by Judge Norton of the circuit court when he appeared on waiver of grand Jury ludictment and pleaded guilty to a charge of hit-and-run driving. His driver's license was automatically revoked. Zamrzla admitted he drove a car last Wednesday which knocked Miss Catherine Smith or this city off hur bicycle, causlug severe bruises and lacerations, and drove on. . -'tBB HUB nil CDs 1 r t3 . - J. E. Clark, Agent Ml 0