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Newspaper Page TextFOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1938. laaara ttly V.wrrpt ftundar br tht Airn-Hcvlev 'o Inc. Ifrnihrr of The A MMorlatt-d I'rras rti Associated Press is exclusive ly entitled to the use for republica tion of mil new dispatch-as uredltDd to It or nut othirwlie credited In this paper and to all local news published herein. All rights of ra- Eubllcatlon of apeclal dlf patents rain ara also raaervad. HARRIS ELLSWORTH Editor Kntcred ai second claim matter May 17, mo, at the pout ofMia at Hosftburfc. OruKOD, under act of March 2. 1878. Represented by Nrw York 21 Ent inili Htrot, I ltltKi N. Midi I nun A vi'. Hun rmm'lM-o 220 Hunt! Klruet rlrnli ;il v hieph-r-nwon HIiIk-. AiiKflfM 438 U. Sprltitf Rlii'tft, hr ttu;i titewart Hlreet. I'nrtlaiid bid H. W. Hlith Htreat, VaDfnuvrr, 8. C 711 H&ll Bldg., fM. I.uula 411 N. Tenth Street, Atlaala M Oraut Bulldini. gassrltloa Hairs Daily, per rear bT mall ,.16.00 pal It. months br oisil I.SO iilv. I months br mall 1.26 rtll hr rarrtr per month... Dtilly. by tat ildi' por year 7. no Reassuring Thought IT Ik commonly assumed, and certainly Ihe eveiilH in Spain and China bear it out, lhat hi I In next World war civilian, women, and liablca will all In1 slaughtered on even tin ins wilh Boldier. Now a llrllish admiral offer an alternate suggestion that would be morn reassuring If Hm thought be hind It were not mu h a revelation nf Hit; nmil way In which the world Ih thinking today. "Tim bombing f non-cniuhalaiils, except munition workers," says Hie migacloim admiral, "would hoi lm carried mil by anybody exeepl madmen, an food supply Ik a greul problem in war-Hino, ami 1o reduce the number of nnn combatants and mm -munition workers Ik assisting lo. solve this enemy's most vital problem." In nth-r words, because non coin balaulH eat. IIiuh consuming f""d that might othcrwiHo go their HoldlerH, opposing Tu turn warriors may wisely spare their lives. So mail haa tho world bttcoino lhat mine and Intelligent men indulge r nit i; Ktuvely lb speculations like thai. A Peculiar Race ppllKUK waa an old hoiik during Hm World war with one verse which bewail, "The French, they are u peculiar race, pailey-voo!" They are, indeed. Here Ik Hie minister of Justice in Paris who went on n short Inspection lout of n "short -term pen Herniary." After an affectionate holiday speech to the prisoners, the inluh-lcr picked out one and kissed him soundly on both cheeks as Hie cameras clicked. Considerable, process hits been made of late years in penology in America. Hut we are inclined to doubt that the pi act (re w ill e Vet' be adopted hero ot hitting an American attorney general or even a (i tuan o out at Christmas lime to Kiss a lew prisoners. Unities, perhnps, but not pi uonors, liesldes. the Ciin.stiiiitiou loibids. It says Hint "ci u' aiul uini -Uiil putiiidimenlh" shall not be m Hicle.t. Ho Hum I epnf lllieiil Nnl s'i loin; ni;o (he Cinul and l'niu A. I nnuisiiatiun in Hie depiii tment oi lip Iculture ruled that Hour once infested w II h V. eevils t ailliot be recondiliotied sn that It is lit 01 HIGH RADIO AUNT FMMA WOTS: I'tcntdcnt's Speech tn Re Dro.iric.ist Fl e .lilelil HonlM elt' J.m l .nil day dinner ll'ldie nil Jahuat w ill be hi o.elc ,i t coasi m coast over slalmun nl the KHJ nn Fee network tmin t;.:to tt t, c, p )M I 'ST. (Nnle: This lnn;nle;,vt ill , ;, n cet tile M'C.ilbit l s. iledilled pi n Kiutns hy finnk Itull and .bthu ll I HilKhefi ( . IndianapoiiB Symphony Hr.ird Ex- clunively on Mutual The cclehiuted hull tmipnli.-. S in ( plirmv oif'testra. Ulnb'i the dlic I tlnn ol Fabian Seuts) y will hi.. a. 1 east Hunt her echiM t me ei i ne Ihe tiallon -wide MiHii;i net wntk Sitioraay. Jsnunrv H. and will be heaid oer KHJ him! Htitiiniis ol Hie I on netwnrl, between i ,'!e and s on p. m.. I 'ST. The nrvheslra. composed of 'l men. will play H-et Ian en's Sv In phituj No. S in F ma lor; II no lis concert tor xiulin. with l.ea l.uhe hlH, solni .t ; Mnaits Fine K leiiie N.ichluiiiMk ; Sliephetd's "The I .one Ft ith le." and Si i a ins I s Fire liiid sum Ed Lowry Again DrmcnstiMtes New Invention on "Singtime" Al last t-.t I.4ihi h ts ie. eieil dlle 1 ei nUUll Kill HA all Mi V U(nl ' tinvtj ins hnjtuiui iuiLiiuen, Hie human consumption. Itut now tin navy calls tor bids to recondition 60S, 304 pounds of weovil-fnfeuted flour in storage at Norfolk so fi may he fr to tbu lain. Am aomeone rcinuiked, it seems to lie u case of whoso hoar eais (he cabbage- or who lakes the Ions. Editorials on News (Continued from page l.j Slates) Hie haven and (lie have imjLh are fighting Hieir baillcH with wordH instead of hullelH, but if Ihe struggle contlnueK without (juarter on cither hide tin. result will be roughly the same as in Spain -(hat i, ro.Ml'I.KTM lKSTItl C TlON. Tnat in KomcthfiiK tor u all to think about. 1I7HKN' hate Hick the HllllKle biveen Die tiavr-s and the liave-iiotM I be world HiirierH, Inn when the conflict Ih based on Himplu busiiicMH prtuclplcH tile world UKNKFITS. About all tho progress thiu world haw mado ban como about nn a result tif havn-nolH l)i'COiniiiK liavcM by the ttlinple proieKK of wiukliiK and earning, j;ivini,' value received for what they Ret, BARBS f Tlie pn-Hideiii war tied lonr eHs tie would hold It re::poii.sbe fur failuie to eroiinillie on ioliway ImiMini;. Yes. but the hdli.s who e-(i-(!t coueri'HK are .he homo town nioloriKtH. A I'eiinsylvania di un si ore has installed a meal counter. Cuess I n nirit I ill- IIIIIK I Ml II VO it N Ol der oar new aehtH from the cor ner pharmacy. Japan calls ilance balls "alien" ami orders Hmmii closed. Money hereiofore used to pay Hie fiddlers ciin now be used to pay the soldiers. A biographer quotr-n the presi dent iiH sayitm he would lie bored wilhoMl o). posit ion. Apparently tie hasn't been bored lately. They njiy .fue Louis has never seen his next opponent. Nil i ban Mann. Well! if Nathan lusts as Ioiik its Joe's last opponent, Tom my Fai r. I hey" II have plenty o lime to eel acfUiiinted on Hie niubt of Feb. L:i. (Copyrinhi. 1 ::x. NFA Service. I nr.) SPUR TRACK BEING LAID TO OIL PLANT Coiisirnilioti ol a spur track lo i lie new Itichiield oil company sioraue plain helm; built in Kden bow er iwis under sty today. The neu- track wilt be a lioul linn feel In length, and will provide loadlim and imloiidiim mniaec tor Hie new ; i. it ion w hi' h will consist of an (d lice luiildiim and slorime tanks. The plant is located adjoining ihc birden Vale mini and the Kdcu hower railrojid cross inn. ANDREW PAUL RITES SET FOR SATURDAY Funeral services for Andrew Caul, wtio died at Mercy hospital Tuesday, will be held Saturday af ternoon at Iwo o'clock In Hie 1 lunulas Funeral home chapel, th Uev. W. C, FilUCctte nf the I'ren by I et lan chnrcb in chai e. Inter tiieut will follow al Hie Civil (tend celielery. 2 IN MORAlS CASE PLACED UNDER BOND Carl IHticiihoiise and James Kir kindall, aiiested on inoiuls clmrues. waiveil pieliniiiiat exaininat ion in Hie juslice cotnl Ibis inoiuint;. They eie ordered held fnr the mand liny, with bail tied in t he sum nf J-.niHi. w tncli b.is not yet been furnished. o Hn iniimham u in i sit , I jiland. (has I he wnrbl's sin:iMe, lueweiy , lllt;illeil In nic special ill t elll lH IO I he hllldy nl llleWUHi. Itle inert jery ineasmes S leet in hemht ami j ciivers a Hour space nf six square I leet SPOTS ftf 'Unit:!! kus,- -ihe public nil ii pioi-uun. l-.Hl to pl;.v lin-l t s llllrnilili e.l Ii ei'i'tll "SlllKl line' lias I tl aske. Mliel e-ted t epi e S'lilths-unati In eiil.it ( 111! 'tllilte aim da Janitai " h' li ' Sin Mime ' is an ei n -t K II.) I H tn l.ec net u nl Let u ; tm i; :;o p m IN-iin,-.) . v ,n, t.i p,., the i.elm audn-m to uib;i am .t i,mi, aiM -l mitsicat sele, lntl. Mi ' i iuh.n I. u v" ,ll be atain dene '!- i r.-. nu litis nr. iixi.mi bv !,.b d inll ml his 't;tll,nu; IliMI. F.elin Ii tenei . m hate Ihe uii pi ee, ,, ,0 e. ne,i .o heanui; i lie I .e e,n plaed V. hlle 1,'niae - end hu'l'lmlit ,,t i h- ,t, . ii I1' he a 1 1 IH t p! .,111.11 lull tl Heilliet and K.I I nl Coiilinriiial , Hie Mil U S linn ' t I'll t, N nil an the Iti lu "b. I X... , 1. ahlte-: v. he ,0 I d b ihe v.. mi. I;,.,,,, si.-l.-h U. S. Armv Bflx.i Offers Concert On Mutual Tl M.f.s an.x baud. I'Uder Ci. l ii i .,, ,!.,,;, rhnln.is F. Han v will ni :ei i i,e hi , mid an. I l.isl ot l.t . i '.n-n,. , ens ,. Hie MUH!.:! Met W. el, V;l IllktOIi. 1 1 I . S.i (. I . . ,,, j v iuuu i If i j. in, FST. OUT OUR WAY . I VOU CDW'T SEEM TO REALIZE VEH, AW'THIS IS , , , S?, I THAT YOU WOM TH' BAMK NIGHT ( TH' QUICKEST ' 'f y TWO HUMPRED BUCkCS-LOOkl AT l COMPAWV THAT ) (fr f, THAT CHEC1C AOAIM.' BOy, WHAT WAS ' V -7 ' A BREAK FOE, US THIWK WHAT FORMED, TOO, 11 WE CAKl 00 WITH IT-TH' THINGS I I'LL &ET.' V. we "AVE TH' FUW WE'LL V,,-L- r (ftS. HAVE THIS IS THE S W H -rP? (X v i'PTOl QUICKEST MOMEV ,! ,; V-' iiV WE'LL EVER, Jf . (; M I .-rue viz-r'Dnr-dtiSfri'i-i J O".?'-'" MADMAN'S ISLAND By NARD JONES CAST OF CHARACTERS KAY lFAItI!()UN- lieroino who inherits a yacht lor vacation. MKb I T A IK) W A Ii 1 1 Kay's room mule mid co-adventurer. FltlSCIKFA liFNN-Uij tliird adventurer. F () It It 10 S T ItlttlTIIFiJS and CHANT H A lil'KU --yoiuiK scien t ists wliose expeilil ion turned out lo be a rartj experience. a YeHlerduy : The nirls lie-in their iicul Ion cruise and are quick to llitlll to Ihe est nf tlieir experjenco. Then a hime white yaehl passes I hem, b-a vinn t lm "Chinook" wallowing in its wiike. CHAl'IKIt V Mclita and I'riscilla crowded onto the bridge to oliserv i I tin cause of all the disturbance. Kay was a Handy try inn to keep the "Chinook" on her course, hut the lillle bn.M did a Kood ileal of hole hi nil. As she nosed down, tho propeller would Hfi oui nf (lie wa ter for ii few secuiids. Then the engine, relieved of strain ami i nst I he w uler, would men noisily, IriKhlenhiK Hie Hire.. Kills. "I i-da in them, any how.'' mul tered Kay. "They didn't have to puss so close." Molilu held to the cdKC of the cbarl luble. "So there ntu road imns on tlie water, loo!" 't he boat now show ini; Ms I rim Hold let i e red stent was indeed lame by comparison wilh the "Chinook," and she had plenty of speed. Tw o youiiK men in while sweaters stood at tho stern rail, wuviuu checrlully. "Look at those those idiols!" said I'riscilla wilh veiiom. "1 just hope we see liiein nuam!" "Well, I doni," insisted Kay, re linquistiin her strained Klip on tile wheel as the swell subsided. "One thliiir. I don't Ihtnk any of us will be seasick if we're still on deck alter lhat." "I don'l know . . ." This was I'rtsellla, lookiun a bit dubious as she said it. "My lunch isn't icst- inu sn eas' tiilil uuw. And Jim Hike said it w as t he bum, slow sw ells t hat made you really sick in a small boai. I 1 feel like a piece of ice in a cocktail shaker." The trim xaeht with her cheer, tul pair at Ihe stern was quickly lurmuteii as Hie tills became more accustomed in Ibeir lillle boat and be-all lo lake in Ihe restllll beail lles nl water ami ureeii distant shoteline. "This is certainly the lile!" Me llta evclailtied. "We ueer really llcd betore we j;ot the 'Chinook' did we."' "I'm .in st wonderitm. thuiiuh," mused Ka. "it tin tup wont uet suit ol we, innnnlnmuis li s Inn so lat. but it mibt i:et I ii est. me." .SHI I w it days later she was lo tecall her use nf the winds "nioiin tonnus" and "liresonie" aiul wish lo heaxeii llnil she had tteeii a inoi aecniale inphel ' Hut mean- whlle Ihev did enjoy Ihe cruise to i be in most. T w o hours al ler t be pa-siiu; ol Ihe bti; jacbt. Kay an nou need t luil 1 ln were .i;ninu ill in K. Hide Fass "Ye'c till it lu-l i u:ht. ai cm dnitt lo Jim l'ike, n li-'ui later and the tide would he lunnini; ion swift ataiusl us" She iraehed tor the colltlid pan. 'I. set the engine up to its lull 1 1 1 i t i it tons and siai ted tin mith the ii.i'inw pass 4 Mice, half wav i hi Mi-h. I he . tmme iinn:h.'d. in- I to sinp ilead Ka lear h.M ii pah-d. lor Jim l'ike had ,u n- i t hat w it bout pnw er a .tn.ill boat tuiuhl he wllllled back down Hiioimh Key Ibdc I'.i.-slike t clop l-ellian- to be dashed on he in. v sh-qe tit ;l secnlld I. .ier ih' ilnimhlv motor w;is elni.tinu liH'i'til. awav iiuatn. and within a lew lliinilles the "Ctlt li.u.k" had s.lleh ll-'Cot Llteil the pa Ka thouubl ll just as well not lo int.n m Meltta and Ft iscilla w hat could have happened. ud sle icehed lle el atillll to stall on a ci ui-e with mm h a slender knowledge nl the Ihilius .lltll Flke kll.'W b sc. mill tl.lMlle F.nt w.a: her Cn.- to be ahoul an hoiu lioni heie." she lohl Mehta " I hat s wlicie we ll spend ihe nuht .Inn l'ike -aid ii wa a tine pi, ii e in an. her " ' U e sleep a.-hnie " ask d Me ht.i U e d,t net ' c am ho: : he aooxl sliU' ami (ell gtutly to luinbti THE- VICE PCESiDEWT cop. ion ay wen sravicc. Copyright, 1937, NEA Service, Inc. ill our bunks." "That sounds better," said Me lita. "Once I tried speudiiiK a iiiKlit in u aleopiiiK haw- and nevor tiKuin!" Kay was iinnieiisely relieved when Htm saw Hie uniiiiHtukable land marks of Falrw caiher Cove which Jim l'ike had described to her. "It's a perfect anchorapo," he had said. "Almost, land-locked. It's popular with cruisiiiK yachts, but you're nol likely lo hnvo com puny this early in the season." For the first titnu in her life Kay ex pel ienced lhat ejorinus fooling which every true boat lover knows approaching a quint berth at iiiKht after havliiK brought the litib ship over her course without mishap. Suddenly she saw (he narrow opening off lo Klarbonnl. ami from Pike's excellent description she knew, without i-onsulHtiK tho chart, that litis was her Roal. She steer ed for the dead (euter of Ihe en trance, as Jim l'ike had advised. Just inside, she was hi a riled lo sei another boat - tho bin white yacht which had niven them its wakf curlRir in the day! Now sho dozed at audi or w ith no sin of life aboard. Drawing more water than Hie "Cli i nook.'' the yacht was an chored more in the center of the cove than l'ike bad ail vised lor j the "Chinook." Kay drew closer to shore, nheam of a troupini; nf evermeetiH. "There's w here you'll find a irood holdinu bottom lor your ground tackle," Flke bad siiid. i'riscilla. nose pressed lo the window of the pilot house, made a sound of dismist. "There's that con ton tided boat that tossed us around i his moinlun!" "Well." Mellta said, "you hoped we'll see them attain. Now's your chance to i;ive I hem a piece of your mind." Kay turned from Ihe wheel. "If you t wo can nuinane to stop die conversation for a moment, I'd like to have you put down dm anchor." "You know." siiid M e I i t a, "wiii're ptobahly die polilest cap tain In die world." DodKhiK Kay suddenly outstretched loot, sho went forward. Kay stopped the eimine, but the lillle "Chinook" kept veeritii;. Kay was forced In maneuver Hie boat into position auain. "Are you sure you iit that anchor dow n'.'" she asked Melita. 'Absolutely." "It doesn't seem to be holdilU ! at all. I w omler " She was interrupted by u halloo from the side. AH three it Is looked from the pilot bou.se. Siiinditm in a small ditmhy was a ) tmiil -look i n u yoiiim man in it while sweater and ducks, obvious ly from the fancy yacht. "Ahoy Ihere. ''Chinook'." lm I called. "I see you're having a bit i of trouble. Maybe I can help." I Kay slid Hie pilot house window j dow ii "Thank ou. The anchor doesn't seem to be liolditiL' " i The dark vomit; man smiled. "I think I can explain that. I hap I pencil to see one of your crew let ; it un, And I noticed it's one nf ; I hose new Imht-wemht told inn Mypcs You see. the irnnhlc is. ou ( didn't nnlohi it beloie on tossed ll met. Melita turned die color of a summer sunset. ".lust thaw it up ami untold it.' die ynuni; man adwscd "Then h-t ; her down aujuu and head the boat I ;i little mote into die wind. mi 11 I be nil riullt then " I ' T-thauks." stammered Kav. : "til. id to be nl help (uir boat ' is die listin'. like to haxe I ott come a boa i d I oimu in w lor J breaktast tur conk makes die j swellest llap.iacks iinrtb of the I'lituima Canal." I ' Thill's erv nice nf you." said 'Kay. "Hut w e t e pullitii; nut at 1 daw n t oinoi vow " "i bind i i in ch.n" Th M'uiii: man Hit ilmthv 'Wr nmy unr l Ii " i To ll Ills M'.tl aiul ti nk up tin1 n.ii im.iili lurlli niilitiiiiil) ll.. I ln !llv l.tlli'ii Mum i tuilam an Manila. I'llnS'lln: llltlali. lii. I nue ioii'1'oumls aud su'i'lintes. By Williams! inc. t. m itrd o. s. pjtt. orr IT FOIFPFAKH. Jan. 7--AP I'latiH for u htiRG Iiospitul to ac cfiiumodate pal ients on dm basis of their ability lo pay are "beyond the dream stiiKe," 1 M Itichard 1 1. IMltehiiiit revealed last night. "The letilshiiure has already ap prlated Sltd.iMX) for a luberculosiH hospital." he said. '"If we can get .Mno. i more we call build the tiiHt unit of Hie proposed hos pital." He said it was planned to name the institution, lo be built on MaC quani hilt, the Fnivrrsity Memor ial hospital, ami lo finance a large 1 portion of H from donations made as memorials by citizens ot the state. An tnst it in ion of 'on beds a tut departments to care for various types of discuses is planned, he said. He indicated it was intended to serve persons who cannot pay high prices for medical services but do not desire to accept char by. NIGHT LOG HAULING BAN LIFTING ASKED HOLD I1FACH. Jail. (i. (AC) Repeal of tin prohibition on niubt haiiliim ol lugs wits recommended to Ihe public ut Hit ies commission by t tie Curry county court. The ciimmi.-Hioiiers. acting on a qims tinnuaire circulated by the utilities authorities, recommended ttiat log baulim; at nitrht be permiiied pro viding the vehicles ami I heir loads be well illuminated. They could see no reason w hy I be movement of Ions at night should be discriminated against and other freighi hauling permitted. In many cases, they said. Hie present rulings seriously 4-ut in to the logging operations, requiring Hm hauler to operate a much larger daxtlme fled to handle a given quantity of timber than would be required providing the movement could hi' continuous throughout the night. The Marathon race was so nam ed because alter the battle of Marathon a messenger ran miles to Adieus lo announce the vtctorv ol the Greeks. Creations of Art With Needlework .500 SIMPLE EMBROIDERY FOR LINENS liv III TH olili I'A TTKKN NO. .". Iio vim n'alir Inn. ra.-ll yi'lll (lain lim ns ran In- mailt- ( olnt' ml anil inilMililal Tlii'si- Ihrt't' siniiilt' iii.it its. llial fit uiii-st towel or pillow slip, ran lit- nnhioiili'lt'il ill a jilfy. mill so allrarlivi'h llll'v'll hi icllli'll up tilt' wholr loom Tin' lii'smn.s nil riilno ill paits. lor your pillow slips, or to piovnlo n larno towrl nssovtin 'lit. Tho patti'in i'ivi'ii;ii I'ontains hoi iron iranslVr toi li tnolils av I'liimtu :t 11 ini lios rarh; also roin ilot I. easy -to-uuil.'i si anil illus liali'il ilui tiiins, also wliai inn li'llal anil how niurll yon will ihmmI 'I'o olitain ilns p.utoin. siiiil for No ."'Uti anil rniiosi' In itiiis in stamps or torn iroin pii'liTtfili lo roi'i st'iviro anil poMa;:.' Ail .ll.'s Ni'iisUt'lnv, .N..t'dlow'..li Lfi'aitDieul. LETTERS to the Editor COOPERATION IN WILD LIFE CONSERVATION SUGGESTED KOHKIIFUH, Ore, Jan. 4. Edi tor .New a-lteview : The preserva tion of wild life in this country, undertaken many yeara ago by the government, both federal uud state. and intensilied within tho past few yeans, meetH with tho approval of every lover of nature. ImhI Bpring the Finpqua river had many wild ducks. A great many of them have been shot and wounded on the river within Hie illy precincts by young men and boys of well-to-do parents. If pa rents all over the country do not teach their children to have regard for wild life in restricted areas. It will not be long before there will be no wild life In this country out side of zoological gardens. There is not vry much In this ciiy to interest tourists. There is no public park. However, when tourists with children do stop they In ur about the wild ducks on the river and some of tlieni come down to the Oak street bridge and bring their children along with bread and crackers to feed these fowl. They get a great deal of fun out of It. They tiro pleased mid so ura the ducks. In i-oncluslon, a good resolution for all of us lo make for the New Year would be to cooperate with Hie government In its wild life pro gram, and that means not to kill out of season and nol to kill with in restricted areas. . Sincerely yours, Ki:V. HFUNAUU CLKHY. KRNR PROGRA14 (1500 Kilocycles) REMAINING HOURS TODAY ):00 The Editor Views the News. I: in I - Sallo rnvallctn. MI1S. -- Tlio r'hllilinn'H Hour. 4:4! Kiiilln CainpiiK. Mils. 5:00 "Melody Lane" with Wan da Armour. 5:3U Jr. CoIIi-ko Itinllo (luido, Mils. B:00 Hansen Memories. 6:15 Phantom Pilot, MBS. 6:30 Frank Bull, MBS. fi:4.ri liitoi-iufli'. 6:50 News Flashes. 7:iill 2'l Vohi-h Ako & TtHlav. .1 IIS. 7:30 Lone Ranger, MBS. K:(in I'-riMulhorc Orch.. M7:s. 8:15 Barbasol Program, MBS. K:3n litipnz Orrh.. mus. 9:00 Alka Seltier News, MBS. !l: Ifi I.niiibanlo Orell., .MIIS. 8:30 Sign orr. SATI-RHAV. .IAN. S 7 : nu " Ki,i-l y Minis." 7: la W'atziK Hati'lii'ty, Sat-rf's Auto Wi'otkhiK Co. I'ro- Kralim. 45 Hansen Memories. .'llii llriduoa Slnri'K. Slonrns Chnnowiitli, lion's Caio Pro grains. la-Tall Corn Time. Mils. 30 U. S. Army Band. MBS. :ti-I'arolils .MiiKiizino ol the Air. .1IIS. 15- T h I s Woiid.'i'llll Worlil MIIS. :3ii-Stu.lios in Illack & Wliilo, .MIIS. :1a Sylvia Civile. Soprano. MIIS. nu Di'vi'lopim-nt or M 11 s i o. ,M IIS. :1a- Ml. riiplinn,. h, tho skv. MIIS. :t't- llotuoniakrs' llarniollov. la Hun will Silver Hand MIIS 00 "Love Tales." Codco. :15 Variety Show or the Air. :4a Hali. Hotel. Health Serv iee, Iinp(iia Florists J'ro-f-ranis. :(in - llroekenshire V a r i e t ies M IIS. :45 News-Review of the Air. :l"l Inlernational House. MIIS. ::t'l - PreuillieiK Orell. , MIIS. : la "This Tlonhleil World." MIIS. Sammy Kayos Oreh. MILS. :50 News Flashes. ii" l.eu Saho. OiKauisl. M IIS. la -Harold Tumor. Pianist. .M MS. an- Kru ill's Musieal Cartoons. MIIS. mi I. A. Coll' Tom nanient. MIIS. "" -The Cliildit'trs Hour. I.'i Jai k llilzner's u. li . 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MBS. 4 ; 00 The Angelus Hour, Dr. C. A. Edwards. ANNOUNCEMENT DEC. 14 CUSTOMERS' PAY DAY ALL CASH REGISTER RECEIPTS DATED DEC. 14TH WILL BE REDEEMED IN FULL IF PRESENT ED ANY TIME UP TO JANUARY 10TH. IT PAYS TO TRADE AT PIGGLY WIGGLY SALT Leslie's Plain or Iodized ItiHUHIlUHl j OLD DUTCH SOAP Crystal White, Bar Extras large fresh EGGS ORANGES WINDMILL FLOUR ST? We reserve the right to limit quantities. l::ti) Organ Interlude. I ; :t5 Ij. A. tlolf T-ournameiit, Al IIS. 4:45 Hollywood Doings, MBS. 5:00 Epic of America, MBS. 5: an Sammy Kaves" Orchestra, M MS. (i : () I mjiressions, M US. IJ:::n NowriteKlers. .MIIS. t: ("- L. A. Symphony. 7:00 Louisiana Hay Ride, MBS. 7:30 Old Fashioned Revival, MBS. N::iit -llanrork Knt-emhle. MIIS. 9:00 Alka Seltzer News, MBS. D:lf llimlier Orchestra, MUS. Ur.Ui Sikh Off. Behind the Scenes In Washington By Rodney Dutchor WASHINGTON. Jan. !i. The. ho eret New Deal iirot-raiu for dealing u ith the inoiionoly inohh'iii and ciirhini; meat eom-entrations of fi-naneial-eeonomic power calls for action alonj; the-ae lines: 1. ItewritiiiK the anti-tnisi laws in tile liiht of suiirenu! court ile ' cisions which have made those l;;ws unenforceable. 2. lievision of the federal trade commission statutes in such man ner lhat the supreme court will be compelled hy law to respect the KTC s findings of fact in monopoly cases. 3. Disqualification of alt identi cal bids by companies seeking yuv eminent business. I. A Lax program which will ease or remove the corporation surplus protits tax as it applies to small corporal ions, but keep it op erative tor iii corporatioiui. ii. A Keneral policy of heavy taxat ion of "over-sized"' corpora tions, possibly witli Hie aim ol making it impossible lor lioldiim i i'i'l'iillli.i n -.JII-JIUIU Ml lllll'l MflU' j ti. liequircne'iit that individual corporations doing interstate busi ness be required to have a tettatn number oi ompetitins. A lai g--industrial corporation. for in stance, might by proiiihjtue t;xa lion or some other method, be pie vented from doing more Ihau 2.". per cent, or some oilier ai bin ary pel rentage, of the business in its industry. For All or Part So there it is. Yen will notice (hat the pnmniin gets more raH.-al with each point. Hoosevelt is in sympailiy wilh and may right tor pari nr nil oi Ihis formula. It is espouse, ,v As distant Attorney (lenerai JHdien il. .lacksnn. Secretary of the in terior Ickes. and other officials on the inside group -for which Jack son has been talking in ins iecein .-.peecllCS. The administration's past mus ot omission and commission as to monopoly sim-zest the possibility that the piesideut n.av not K thnmgli wiiii the pro-iam. al thougii there is u swum poiitnal mceniive to do so. and the rer.-nt .la ksoh-lckes speeches Were made in lull awareness of their pohti.al able. Km Hum moie. cougrrsB has late 'y shown a disposition to dn h anything Konrevrlt wants liadiv And. ftnallv. there's nu assuianc that the pntirram. even if passed in tllll. would he any nioi e elleet e th;in ptevimis unti-irust statute., Three-Ply Motive Summiim up motives behind the cuneiil otlicial outcry against "big hu-tnss," you have: Kll SI t lllV lOUS ), political polentialilies of a tru--l busting ciusade, nupl-. wnh ,.f ft Mis In show t hat lniriiie n.,i j government .iu d ihe depn-s I sion ; S-'ohd Km-.-V.-H's l,e,.f ,Llt goeil)meiit ninI i. filiate bu-;n, . and not let business comml j.,,,. ci:iuui. pin- h: iiMur that a i.in:t"t inn :.-.. U into 2-lb. carton pounds Can ... DOZ. 22c 2 doz. 25c $135 Sunkist, juicy, sweel thing except disaster; Third llojie lhat putilfc bally hoo against high prices will drive high prices down. Inventories move faster if prices go down, this Iheory holds. Lower prices for building materials are essentia! any building boom. And a build iug boom, in turn, is considered bj many as the only allernative u more federal spending. Repudiates Old Theory) Although critics hark back M NI!A and its encouragement of monopolistic practices, current ad iniuisiratio'i attitude completely repudiates the old Nit A theory that industry could regulate itself from within. Nit A broke (Unvn. Anti-trust laws broke down long be fore the supremo court took to it self the function of deciding in in dividual cases whether combimt-.J Hons in restraint of trade were "reasonable." The FTC's function was to find the facts on which Hu- court must base its decisions, but the court refused to respect iis findings. It now takes four or five years to prosecute an anti-trust case through the supreme court, and the government usually starts out without much hope of winninu-. That's why it sometime has been willing to accept "consent de crees." under which defendants agree to abandon certain monopo listic practices. (Copyright, IH.'K Service, Inc.) Listen to The Lutheran Hour KRNR Every Sunday 1 :30 p. m. D News-Review CLASSIFIED ADS BRING RESULTS TRY THEEW D o 6c H He? 2ic