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Newspaper Page TextSIX ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON." THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1937. GIJON SURRENDERS TO REBEL FORCES (Continued from pace J) tcr of tllB one-tlniR dictator umlnr the nuslect Kind Alfonso, wus among ihopi nuimul to IIih coun cil, u mi'i' lowuidH ci-dailon "t a civil government umler Kruuco'it dictatorship (he now control" about two-thtril of Spain.) (linriliir report weio confuaitiK roKardiiiK tho sllniitiim In (iljon itself. 0(flcern of six ttovxiniuelil plane which landed at llliinllz yesterday miid Basques and An ti'irlitns fought In the atwla he fore tho city's surrender. Ilelarm ino Toman, auanhint governor of (iljon, wua reported lo have fled to France.) A ncore of Spanish Kovernmelit trawlers tied up at Saint Jean de I.uz anil Ilavonue, French porta, put out to sea with the Intention of tryinir to rescue aa muny gov ernment supporters as possible from Gljnn. liut as most of thesn vessels lacked radio equipment, Spaniards here feared they would fall Into the hands of the Insurijents befora they learned filjon had surrend ered. Oviedo Saved by Rebels Insurgent officers announced liaison had been established be tween Ccncral Franco's troops In (iljon and iho beleaguered garri son nt Oviedo. This announce ment was Interpreted as meaning government troops which had been besieging Oviedo since Iho slart of the civil war 1.1 months ugo had abandoned Ihelr nfforw lo capture it upon learning that (iljon hail fallen. Indications wero that tho Insur gents would clean up quickly the remaining fragments of govern ment territory In Aslurius province and transfer tho mass of troops from Ihla nrea lo eastern Spain for the impending major offensive there. General Franco hiw been con centrating troops In the Aragon sector in preparation for a drive into Cntalonia and Valencia. The Insurgent command appeared hopcrul It would bo able to deal a decisive blow lo these govern ment centers beforo any apprec iable, number of foreign volunteers can be withdrawn from the civil war. It had been (Jnneral Franco's plan to settle ihe war before win ter weather interferes Willi troop opera.l ions. EDEN THANKS ITALY FOR ACTION IN SPANISH CRISIS LONDON, Oct. 21. (AP) Kor eicn Secretary Anthony ICden, ad dressiiiK. .common, today thanked Italy for making at "tho eleventh hour" hor new and "very wel come" contribution to Kurope's program of nonintervention In Spain by flRreoihR to preliminary steps for withdrawal of foreign f&hlera In Insurfient nrmies. Kden reiterated, however, Hri taln's determhmtlon "to maintain 11 rinht of way on this main ur (erial road" the Mediterranean. Ilo said llrUlsh reiiriuameut. had no "overt or latent, strains of re veiiRe, either In tho Mediterranean or anywhere else," but ho added: "Our position In tho Mediter ranean Is simply thisve mean to maintain tho riht of way on this inn hi arterial road. We are jusllfled in exnectltiK such a rlRht of way should bo unchallenged. "We have never n sited and we do not.iiHk today thnt the riylil of way should be exclusive." Then ho promised "our whole hearted cooperation" In the K'1'"'" al Mediterranean friendship scheme "on condition this problem of non-intervention in Spain is re solved." CROP CONTROL PLAN CAUSING WORRY .Con tinned from pago 1) done wllhiu the budget." Tax Query Dcdged Tho treasury chief declined to say whether Mr. Iloosevell's re vamped budget indicated a neces sity for new taxes. The budget jumped tho gross deficit forecast by $277,000,000 to SSim.OOO.OOO. Asked whether the president's prediction of a balanced budget in the next fiscal your would ho at tallied, Movgcntliuu responded: "I don't want to answer that question, and I would like you noi to draw any deductions from that answer." The secretary said n ffiti, 000.000 cut In revenue estimates for this fiscal year contained In the re vamped budget represented un ad justment of treasury estimates "to business conditions," Corn Loam Urged Leaders of the American Tarm bureau federation told President Koosevell yesterday that there is an 'inline. Male necessily" tor corn crop loans. Kmerging from a conference at the white house, Kit ward A. O'Neal, president of the federation. fiim im HHKcii iot a litl cent coin man. tuners present ;it ihe ion fi'ience were Kail Smith, vice president of the federation, and Clifford H. (in-gory, cditm- ot Wal lace's Kami Journal. l'he meeting was one of several scheduled by the administration al the white hou -e and agriculture department. Tims- conferences led observers to believe Mr. Hoose veil was lintti.:: up support or or ganised rut in a run pa for a broad new farm program at the forth coming special session or congress. O'Neal said the loan proposal which the farm leaders discussed with the president would have the effect of Insuring the fanners liu STARTS SUNDAY Hunt's INDIAN Theatre OUR BOARDING HOUSE FROM caSEFWATlOKl, SISTER AAARTHA, 1 SEE THAT YOU JUMPEP IWTO THE MATRIMOKJIAL. SEA WITH SOMEOWE WHO CCULPW'T SWIM AkIC? YOU'VE HAP HIM HAkiaiKlG OKJ YOUR WECK EVER SIUCE 1 BOUC3HT THIS BELATED WEPPIMG pRESEkJT WITH THAT HUUKOFA BROTHER OF MlUE IW MlnJI? I HOPE HE EMJOYS ml Corvallis Intellectual Prodigy, Aged 9, Easily Tops Sfchool Class, Musician Of High Ability, Speaks Spanish, Plays Chess rOUVAJ.UK, Ore., Oct. 20. ;the family pocket book, they econ (AI')A nine-year-old yoniiKster, omi.id in ulhcr direeiions. 'l iny who stood at Ihe head (if ti collcK-J permitted him in collect a library class when he was only six, walks on widely varied Htibfects. They briskly past the Corvallis i;nilo 1 ave hiui a microscope and kept school each day and shovc.t op'-n 'him suppliid wilh games and pic the great door of the hiuii school tures. willi his shoulder. I lis father taught him miinc . Il's Alexander Hull Jr., ntieiid ,and Spanish. His mother iustru'-i-ing school for the first 'line in his led him in lies eli nn'iilary subjwiH. life. vMexandiu 'a eduallo:i, a com- "Last year we lei him take ihe blnalioii or his own iuleilectnal hi- course of sludy for the grades and ((uisitivcuess ami iiinniug ability I Junior high school and had hint lo learn, developed with si li lo- vial ban-like strides a I home thai Ktnmmar h hool pa " waa loo pie kc'.iooI .iunw as cany us me aso. Kvtn now the child si.Lh the ex ample of scholarship for Ids older school mates. When Alexander learned hU "letters at two , years ami one month, nu age when the majority i lil7 ' V"0 ww 77 H of babies are just eliminating thnj(,,t' "f "verage children class in inntulixiim thumb-sucking IniluJ",n""l,M P"'-" ' w"'"! his parents knew he had a "glfl." ' M,ltor ,f n!! , ' Knur months later he could print ! lH,l!M'' ."Vvlll7- P'enlB knew how his own name. When he was four years old Alexander could "read j anything," knew Ihe multiplication f tunics through the 12$ ami began i playing the piano with a "sense of ! absolute pitch," His father, a member of the . general extension sy.stem at ore-j gnu Htute college, welcomed him lo his Pacific college class in bar- , mony at six. Alexander was more advanced than the underiaduales. ' He played Moart 1 Minor Kan-I lasla In concert. In the last year he has accompanied his father in radto broadcasts aud pluvs nearlv ull the worlds grout compositions . with an arlist's sympathy and un - iiersiauuing. I he hoy loves mathematics and i science. He reads omnivoroiisly 1 and has n real appetite for mys- I lery and deh-cllve stories. Piny, Exercise Added The pariMits, of course, had a serimis problem in directing Hie lad's life bit ii normal channels. They did not curb his talent but they hiuv that It was balanced by proper play, exercise unit bo vis h aclivity. They always satisfied his de sire "to know" and if It pinched cents a bushel on corn, represent i tug approximately 75 per cent of nte corn parity price. Parity, he said, now is .Si cents. Agriculture department econo mists said that parity, us applied to corn, theoretically would per mit tho farmer to buy the same amount of industrial goods with a bushel of corn as be did during the relatively stable period of lann prices from l!MMl lo 1!H I. ROSEBURG SCHOOLS WILL BE INSPECTED (Continued from page 1) present plans, a new proposal for a bond issue to linauce such con slniclliin program ns may be deem ed necessary in view of the in '.mector's findings. Iteeonslruclimt of the Kose school and replaceinenr of Ihe Kullerton school was advised in a resolution adopted by school budget lioatd members, n.. c-inuected with Ihe Beware Coughs from common colds That Hang On No mutter how many medicines you hove tried for your coukIi. chest cold, or hronchlul Irritation, vou c:m grt relict now with Crcoiimlslon. Serious trouble muv be brewing nnd you cannot nltord to take 11 rlinnra with nny remedy less potent Hum Crcomtilslon, which noes rinht to tho sent ot (he trouble nnd nlils nn turc to soothe nnd hcnl the i'Ulnineil mucous nic'iiuriuies nnd to loosen and expel tho itcrm-lmlcn phleitm. Even If other remedies linve failed, ' don't bo tllBcouniKcd, try Creoniul slon. Your tlrtiKKl-t la nuthorl?ed to refund your money if you nro not ! thoroughly sittlMlrd with the brne i fits oblnlncd from tho verv first i bottle. Creomulslon Is one word not I two. and tt hits no hyphen In It. I Ask for It plnlnly, seo thnt the nnino I on tho bottle Is Creomulslon. nnd I ou'll Rot tho Kenulno product nnd with LIZZIE A KJECKLACE CAM AMD BRACELETS MATCH.' WHY, CAM X THAMK I'VE BEEM PREAMlMa - OP HAVlMa A OP THESE T-OR IF 1 HAD WAITEP TOR IHE AAAUORTO 6ET EKJOUaH TO BUY ME A SET, X'P HAVE TO PASS OUT OF THE PICTURE SO HE COULD fT MY LIFE IWSURANCE.' run through the subject: the falher said. In a ciise it was rfvii'W." "It seems to ine highly Import ant Hint a child he permitted to make progress at his own desire and al such speed as Is suited to li i tii Individually. "The mentally ndvancel child Is hold back and annoyed and made 1 1,1 ! H,,U ""V '',' the time, not sporadically. Hold Mr. aud Mrs. Hull are pro fessional teachers and accomplish ed musicians. Likes to Play Chess A leva nder, whose fra nk brow n eyes look out on 1 he world from behind large horn-rim nted sp. c tacles, Is below nverage in athletic skill, his father said, and would n mnlif,;,, ,. likes card tmtm-s ,,,i ,.i,,.ua n. Who recommends special Ucho.ds for advanced children, add- ..i- -with im,.i.i.i ,,.,,,,1 i. u iivsicallv itut of ihe runniim and wjj, diysical etpials he is boreil." I Th., ,.nv n.,..m.s i.,... llihlI ... 'Tun." His narenls never nermil him lo overdo It. Ho has kept a dully diary for four years. In the last year he has gone lo movint; pictures and likes the comedies especially. His bicycle gives him his chief exercise. "Alexander is a little boy," bis father said, "and there is nothing further from our minds than to (real him as a prodigy. We do not encourage him lo do things for display, but for self-expression and pleasure." school board. These budget com niitteemen contended in their re solution (hat the cost of KeeplliK Iho existing liuildliiKS servicetible. exclusive of the iiosslblllty of fu ture dancer attendant wilh the continued uso of (he Hose school building, niununted to more than principal and lul crest na5'iueuts nu the proposed bond Issue. ILENDEO WHISKEY Proof . . . th ttrt4M whitfcitji In Ihlt prodwcl r I ytr nd I frtonlhi old or more, K ttrtlqM wSiiUw, 79 grain ntulral spirit; ISf, ttlghl mht Ur, I fr nd 4 month old. I0 ilraiqht whlltr. Vr old. OlttfTYMS DISTILLERS. INC .N V.C. 7' Major Hoople ! V. 'sAWSS.'.'.'' TO HOW YOU GET YEARS' OOUGH USE LtJe'll. be HOCKlMtS Hr HALF 5HOBTLY- EMBEZZLEMENT IS CHARGED TO BANKER TlimUNGTON, la.. Oct. 21.-- (Al William C. Kurrle, banker spoiisiiuin held for alleged embez zlement of Jinu.tmO from the First National bank of Burlington, todny ' was luineil over to a federal offi- , cer. i I 'nder a writ of atfachment, Kiirrle's nalely deposit box was op fiicd ami ofiici'is saiil several hi;n- : died certificates of deposit, were 1 found. Police said Kurrle has declined , lo iriitke any siaieim-ni oilier than admit tint,' auiiior.shji of a letter which ai'liitcd the embez.leineiit "f I )), nun. Alfred Dennis, OS-ycar-old justu-o of the peace of Weymouth, Il-itWh J south coast town, plans to nil on' the bench to celebrate his innid- redih birthday. "I don't intend ever to retire.'' he saiil recently. More than 80 uer cent of th Hki.uihi annual cases of diphtheria 8 in i ne l ulled Mates occur between the iim-s of one and five years. nile riders have become such a '"euace lo traffic in (Jroeley. Colo., that police have decided all bicy cle involved in trail ic violations will be .Impounded for Ho lo !w days. Kirst victim of the new ri:P w as a 12-year-old boy charged w U h "riding double." It was a second olfi'Mse case and the bike was tak en from him for !H) days. - o A firebug who conc-en I rates n:i palm lives has destroved mice than lun stately ornaments to ihe ts of Itedlands. Calif. The dry, (l,"iU' fioiids of ihe palm which j hang down the trunk make a tural torch. Police theorize that the arsonist touches a match lo them and il'i-n tbs in an aMtnmohil-v t E3AP,THF t Y TRINKETS f V? LOOK LIKE ) - (-jcfvjuiirjc c JC JEWELS ! ) X X SHALL j ; IUQUIRE y f;C OF UMCLE T JrS ABE AS j l-'r TO THEIR f -ra c a 1 Jy. LOWELL'S new merchandising policy nearly doubled their stock of Dresses in several price ranges and in sizes 12 to 48. New Eastern buying connections give us newer and smarter Dresses than ever before. LARGER STYLES Softly draped fronts, plain smooth lines, in styles that minimize the heavier lines. Crepes with satin, braid and net trims. Sizes 38 to 50. SCHOOL BUILDING MSP IIP TO ROARDS SAI.K.M, tut, 21. (AP S.honl bo: iris have authority to deny the um o Hi liixtl huildiiijys to any or Kaniziif ion. .Attorney (ieuerul 1. H. Viin Winkle ruled toritiy lor Kx fJui iih in, nv.it u mi-IkhiI Kupt-iinti'iitl-ent. ICoy K. f'auuun, Multnomab coun ty hool superiiitendm, atikeil PnlllJitl) wlietljer tin school bounl t had iiutlioiily to k if wit a iouii of j persons iiermissiou to hold a nieet ! inr in a school building; to raise JfmidH for Amerieuns riKlitiug In the I Spiuiih civil war, I "A school board." Van Winkle Ban!, "shall have the uower and authority to refuse the use of a I schoolhoime whenever in Its judg-1 ineiu 11 seeniM 11:11 vhrnh n in n,,.. mit the use of such a schoolhonsM I for any of the purposes mentioned ' In the stutute relating to civic! centers.' : -o 1 CHINESE BOMBERS AVOID ALIEN ZONE (Continued from page 1) horn resistance. . ' The Shantung province front was quiet except for occasional Japanese air bonilmidinent of plums aliniK the Tientsin. I'ukow lailway soulli of Tallinn, end an attack hy five rhlne.se planes on Japanese Hues at P iiKViian. near the northern provincial border. Ilenorts from Honekoni; said Japanese planes continued attacks on railways In KwulitiniK province. GOLF STAR FACES TRIAL FOR ROBBERY (Continued from page 1) Moore "holler for a black lack" from the sard in, Ihe rear of the restau rant. Investigating1, Norton said he saw Moore striking at "I'lii-le ,l:iti" with "a black object.' "rnch Matt," the witness ex plained. Is Matthew Cobb. 74-year-old falher of Kin liana's wife. Mrs. liana is a second cousin of Norton. Norton was arrested two days after the crime, pleaded guilly and t -rvd two years fn prison. Credibility Assailed. James M. Noonan, chief of do n-ii counsel attacked Norton's . credibility m a vigorous ero.su-i-vamimttioti m which the witness A BIG SHIPMENT OF AND SUPPLIES Will Arrive Here SATURDAY Come early for a good choice The Fern Florists 222 N. Twelve to Twenties Dresses with verve and dash to meet the demands of younper women for autumn wear. Rich warm colors. 12 tc 20. Sizes In Betweens You may be little but ycu'lt never be unnoticed in these snappy models. The materials are wool and silk crepes, with tai lored trim. Sizes 12 to 20. LOWELLS' snifl lie had hail various liquor deal iuKH wfih Jfuna and other Adiron dii' k tavorn piotrietortt during iro hlhition. Previously, Hunu, diminutive, be itjit i iui led victim of tli holdiip hud told the jury under croHK-exiiui-inailon he tonld not describe any of the rohbei-H "very well." liiKt wltuesri called by the state in its effort to send Montague to pi-itioii, the little Japanese did not idt'iK'fy Montague, but said the leuder of the ini.ftki.ri ntiartei u ii hold up his roadhouse waa "heuvy set and about five feet, six inches tail." MAE WEST FILLS OUT QUESTIONNAIRE (Continued trom pace 1) ",an ,1G is- As fur holdin' him ,ne 1,est "" in Jur arms. t " liut rliould a muii do, vice veia : A Thc-reii noililiiic like dia monds, is my mono. They sorta i J ' ' 'rom un- ll Lit: ClIUJCLl, 1 A- 111. ., ,. , ...... :i.. era under contract? A I never have had. .My mother did, though c lie married one. Q-Just between us, do you know how to cook? A Weil, jiiKt between us, I nev er tried. I like to eat, you know, and 1 belifve in glviu' restaurants a break. ij-lrti you think the costume of the gay nineties proved more ullur- i lug to man than modern dress? j A That's like' askin' me If 1 think a u:au' more manly because he had hair on his chesL. Decora tion's got noihijj' to do with it. Q What type of clothes do you wear oil screen? A--Oh, any liule thina that Isn't too reslrainiir if you know what 1 mean. I like to relax. Slacks aren't hail lor relaxin' I moan. One step out-and one step in. Regarding Corcets Q Do you favor the return of Ihe corset? A That dependu on .who you put it on. Of course a corset le tpiires rillin". And from a health standpoint, it's really pot a lot to recommend it. It supports you, you can eat more ami you don't have 10 go on any starvation diet, so you're lieahhier. Some of these ! modt'i'ti girdles almost come down to f mi knees and your legs feel like they were in a strait i:ick.i Itut the lure only reach to about Inches below the- waist and Jackson 0 era under coniract? li S5X? B to nur Hn.tes and your leKs feel I H Sf Vr3W.iJ6 V tfl H ' anr wflu JWi ii r..ri mm It 1r AM1j!JI Bl A CKNIJINK SIMMONS -m&sm mm . m m 11 vujt . mi mi - ----- - , TP- Beautiful Styles 119 N. Jackson very comfortable. You get freedom j when they're broke you're really of the limbs helpm1 them. And yourself, 'c-Vou lave altered your hJ Q-Do you plan dV.!!i tor Dior to fit tho changed times-Utee-or what ate yom plans tor from deprossiou to prosperity (at ut It whiz i.iAahoillv hisl V.-ekl A No, a luutfh'H a laugh any time. I've found. 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