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Newspaper Page TextT TWO .elected Battalion of 150 Ready for Battle Duty and Propaganda. HANKOW, Jan. 10 AI' iiinu's Amazon Miii i iors took iht I1 today HKHliist (hi Jitpani'Hi' n aders. rThe KwniiRsI woman's battalion. lU'le U of l'.U young women es -eeially picked lor iht-ir bravery Wiysical fitness, k-iim ul intelli gence ami mai lijouiundiip, arrived JifiH alter a xt ueliiiiK Lou-mile march lor si-rvh ' "I norihi-rn front. They represent (III IHH'liMIH ol what Chinas leaders intend lo ill velop into a nation-wide army il uorm-n to support i lie milion'H liKhtiiiK men in Iht-ir Kti iiuki' imaiusi Japan. These women w ill he used pri marily to eireulute through vl 11-UK'-'s '"'() towns, HtirrlnK up win conaclouHiieHB and oiKtiuizi uk na tional resistance to the invaders. Trained to about to kill, they were ready for trench service as well Their propanuinla work will con Slat laiK'dy nt teaihlii!; Uih lined lor national deleiiHO and iiu-nl-cailiiK patriotism mid Hi-lt'-aciiliii-ln behalf or Hie nation. There wad no tiace ol' roilo or lipstick on the fines of I ho ih-ler- mined woim-n, the yoiitmcHt ol them only Hi, who marched into Hankow at the etui of their loon hike from Kwetllin In fnrdistnni K waniidi. Their minion watt a serious one. based on th belief lhat the hur den oT ih-ii'inlill'; the republic imainst Japan resit not only on Hie men but also on women of China. K wuiiKsi'H women warriors, eouipped with reflation rifles ami dressed in standard mule iinifoinis. with fiit-poll nd packs nn Iheir harks, marched sturdily pant the Ameri can embassy here with Hays fly liiK mid drums ln-aliiiK, A newHinaii asked one of (lie Kills li' Ihey weren't afraid of the Japanese. "We are no more afraid ol them than death itiself." replied con tempt uously. Kiilullm; the corre Hpondenl and Htrldiun forward wttli Uer halliilloii. LADIES PRESENT ; THREE-ACT COMEDY (il.KNIlAI.K. .liiil. HI "'I'll'' I'.Hli Arums Ihi- IMU" wa the lilli ill I Ik- three-art rmili'ily drama iri united hy iiienihrtH ol' Ihi Olivel Unites Aid In I Ik bcIhmiI uudlnir lllm Wednesday I'H'iilim, Willi Mi'H. Wlinsrh ll.-mli lim I In- rast an Klllh (,'nnnid and ill whom1 holm' rai'll III I tkt- llllre nets were lliyrd. Tin' sinry told "t how mi I""" i-enl iniln tonk tin- Illume fur I'ln h.'.lniK bunk IuiiiIh In lnolert t lit I'liililrell or llli- KUllly man. Ill" lumbal', and bow II nfle'ied tli-t-Hvi'H many voiim later. Thin pail ol (Iniililini Siiimii'l rialvloi d, mm iir II pm-iniyed by Carl ,1. Si-llier. 1 Ollinr iiii'inli.'i'H of Hit' last, worn Ilobi'it 1'iwt, a vlHllor. played by Hen ('. IIiiiiiIiikIoii. who wan de-li-rinliied lo turn tin' aued mini ovi'i1 lo Ihi' antlioi llli's. bin Is II" lllly pi'isuaili'il urn in by bis Invr lor llalli. till' imi'il man's iiralnl ilailKhli'r; 11. II- Hariliii'i- playi'il tin- part ol' lb'. .Illninb' Iti'i-'l. Killb's llami'. who Jills lior tor llnlll'H I'lly I'Ollsin. I'Mo iiruy. ably ilrpirti'il by l-'ayi' Thompson : Mrs. l.loyil llalii-r bail III"' pari ol a ni'lKlibor i:irl I'lianniuri'il wllb Illllb's blolbi'l'. U'alli'i' (I'barb's lliilci' Jr. I. anil Wlina llasyr was li, swi'i'l mil luny. itiailiiina I'aiis. who proposi'S lo ami Is ai'ii-pli'il liy (iramlpa (JiaxMonl. anil whom Vi'ilillim rllmaxi-s l In- I'lrlini'. I hi' conii'ily Irani of Mrs. Kiln l.i'arh ami A.' 1.. Phillips n ly slnlv ibi' h)io. Mrs. I.i'llrll us '.ll.n, lllllb's lolnri'il rmiU, pill'slli'S anil Inially ilipllll'i'il anil inarrti'il Salainanili-r Ali'Minili'l' .lolill lli'liry .loni'S I Mr. Phillips l, Imsi' list' anil inlsiisi' of biK wolils hroilbl lortli many a laimh Irom tlm amlii'ini'. '. Tho play was illlilrr I In- ilii '' tlna nf Miss l.lli'lla ('lllllliimllalli ; inoaipli'i', Mr.-.. ('. .1. Si't h.-i : maw inallai'i'. Mis. It. II. llanlni'i'. Willi AJiss Kayi- I'lininpson in i-harip' ol inaUi'-ups. rolloiiiiK tin- play, iin'niluis nl Ihi' iasl niKiMlii'i illt llii'lr bus liaml.i an.l wlvi-s. i-njuyi'il a pnl lOi'li snpln'i' at Ihi' boini' ot Mr mill .Mrs. W'linsih. GLENDALE SCHOOL . BUYS EQUIPMENT CLKNUA!,!-:. Hi.- . .hui. lo I'nn ejpitl iten (. HlinlKii-lon aiiiionm es the iiniMil of M"W enuipuieiu tot th, ti hnol thin we. k. ron.HistniK "f u vid'iiuin ptinip and a 1 h. p. elec tile motor for lie lahoiaioiy to ho Ujrfed for eperlnii'nis in .srh-m.t foniKe.s, A hand ander v, as nhn lireha.'d lor tine ainniiii ihe hihotd lion-' in refmisiniii; d-sk p)i il ol her hi hot it I'm nil lire. A hotil Hex ellly-t i e IW'W Imolts ha e In en ildiled to Ihe hi hnol lihraiy Ilils year for the use of all pupil.i fiom ihe primary depai I nietiis to Ihe i)k!i school Heinoi. The new tiiotoina of .l It: wliirli was recently phued. n)akes a very nltiartive si !ioo an (lltoi iuui si ai;e. The shinldn'i y placed ai on 11 1 trio Imtldinu l:it year. toi;th. villi the new law n spi limine up adds turn h lo the at 1 1 act 1 vdios of the hltlldlMK- cirh't "uiiiii up" soils hac ai lived lor Ihe hakethall team and team inemiM'is ai e tnakiiiK nooil use of them ihest- sunshiny da. "IJooter ll'ls " no- much in evidence til is v. eek. They have ci n w 11s of vhl(e H.ilm and tui in-d-iiM stitched 111 HIM Ot e. elt tilth Ihe While iLltor "tl" in renter iioni. DAYS CREEK DAY.-' ''liKKK I in ' 1 --Mr run! .Mis. riiailiii I'linii-!' "t MimI joril vmlll'll Ul till) Ua; Wrlglll OUR BOARDING HOUSE fW f :j"l"'ilV HAR-R-RUMPH-THIS IS OMLY TEMPORARY UAAF-' WITM TME BUSIMESS THE FEPERAL QOVERNJAEMT HAS TURklEP OVER TO MB, X AM MOVING TO LAR6EK QUAFCTERS KAFF - KaF -THKE ARE PICTURES OP THE CRIMINJALS INVOLVED THE REWARDS ALOME ,,7 , v- I W,L MAKE M& Sprtfe 151 --(T WEALTHY j&j WK-j dju . their iimi!!:Mj -v'JIM? :- WA i WlLi. MAKE WEALTHY New Washing Machine Introduced v III , , 'A T';rkf 1 : 'KiMl Announceiiient has liecii made of ris a: lepri'seiiiaiive here tor 1 he hliie which wa.-dies. rinses ami dauipdtics clothes ready for Ihe line in a series of automatic operations thai are said lo revolutionize Hie washday routine. Local demons! uit inns are hchiK nutde. .Whole Fleet Hunts Navy Bomber i I 1 I ... . Lost over (ho Parlllc 200 miles olt San Illi RO dtirinR secret maneu vers, the 7-lM, nbove, one of the navy's newest and most powerful ; llyintf warsliips, was snuulit by tin) full force of the Pacific fleet In n itramatic search. The ship, carrying n crew of seven men and comminuted by Lieut. T. K. Carpenter, disappeared while engaged In "security patrol." Although lailio-cquippcd nnd capable of tloatitiK ii) roiiKli seas, no mcssano had been received from the ship. I Former Texas I'. Mead Takes Over ICC Helm " , ( K M i', 1! p,, .,,,,.,,( ,,i H I'll I V CI ll V t Tex, I-. W,il. li t c l M . W. li.is ,. ,( t.,01 . h.. id the Int.-1 -.1 .1e l 'iinmit'i . e . t.ilive .'..ii. 8. l -no:! Miller r-.---. .it ii t tin helm of ic ii.idc lemi latme I'oii.v . 1 " N n;hi and home r .Mr Kay iu!i ti.in-.n te.J ,iimh.- UoseltUl t S.i ' Ml iLI . Mr. ami Mis. lou Sutdt r in a lid t'li. -is ; K.i llatiihl mM" 'l:nu at Ue V. oi'hv.i.fM- .Ml. uud .Mi .-. Jaik and l SPPII i r ' 1 :: ROSERURG NFAVS with OFFICE YE:Ar4, ALL YC'J HAVE TO VO IS REACH IM YOUR PLUS HAT AMP PULL OUT A MB. tin- appoiuimeut of Hiosh - Har lteinii home laiimliy. a new ma- rau.ls l.i I.' fier. eat to Mtmenc S a n i la to iwit Mr. ami Mis. linliald l.oller, Ml. I .offer, w lie h;is been ill llle Sat retl llearl hnspi;;.! J;i.; l:;j::ry !:;:! fall. 's icpoilcd lo he minh inipioetl tud l lo undeiKti an operation i iic vm'.'k nit ii, 1 1 is no pen win ll.lMen his ittt)eiy. 11 A. Mooie ami .1. A Ulioiel.s i el u mi.-. I Sunda niu Ii 1 fi om a Weeli s lilp (o Ixliiiimlh Kails, I'nin-. i Mil .11 it and Nyssa. They ivii.-il the .l.iin. s M,iho ami ;r cil M.ilec homes in Nyssa aiei will! Mi. Kln'ads' lu.itiieis and tool ll.'l jli Ull! us. Mr. and li h.ni W.dch and i hildreo. Noel, .Meivm tituel and Ale e .ie. ,.,. uu- st at the Ua W 1 1 1; h t lion;.- Simda n en t lie Mi. and Mis ;. 1, Matthews :md hil'lii n. i;ohh and IteMv. and Mt an.l Mis. Attain Klun. all of lio; el'lll J. ip mieT nt the t '. ('. hl ,,,,, stinda alien u The S.n .inn.ih, hndl a New oi k ias the Hi. I sicaniship tOj i i". ( 'lie A'lan'M' Slif en po'i'i ann.ih, i-a , to Lr. n pool m -t j da: s RRV1F.W, RQSF.RURG, Major Hoople TUME IM om this; PAT SLOUTHIM3 REOUlRES WITS , AND WHEW THEY FILLED YOUR TANK TMEV PlDKJ'T R.'JN IT OVER' CANYONVILLE ( ANYONVILLK, .Jan. II Mr. ami Mi'H. Ies Casey and children. who have been vlsltlim Mrs. Cas- e h parent h. M r. and Mrs. II. H. Whitney, lor Heveral weeks, left Monday for their home in Hutte Falls. M r. and Mrs. A. Ijiwhoii enter I allied Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Cusati at a delicious turkey dinner on Sunday. M is. Ktnost Ha uuh has return ed to her home after visiting her daughter in San Francisco for a month. Mr. and Mis. John Ausiuns of Myrtle Creek visited at the It. I). Whitney home Friday eveniim. Dennis Hanks and Mrs. Kruest Schick were in Uosebui'K on busi ness Friday. Mrs. Jack (lurey visited a short while Tuesday al the It II. Whit ney home. She reported Mr. (iarey. who is in the hospital with it brok en leg. was slow iy improving. Mr. and Mrs. I.osin Winn visit ed at the K. oiiKinr home Thursday eveuirm. Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Ilaimh of the Canyon auto camp visited In Cres cent Cilv and Napa, Calif., recent ly. Marvin Moser of Seattle Is stay in k w itii lus sister, Mrs. Jack Carey, while Mr. (iarey is in the hospital. Mrs. C,eoi;e Montgomery visited at the It. H. Whitney home Wed nesday while M r. M out joinery transacted business in Myrtle Cre.di. A. K. May and two datiKhters and a party of fiiendH from I i i lo. Hawaii, visited at Ihe home of Mr. and Mrs. Krnest liaimh receull. ami then went on to Seattle. M r. May is a brother of Mrs. Hauh. .tarlin Shaw ave a farewell and watch party to Nina Vouiik on New Year's eve. as Miss Youim was lealn to attend business col lege in Kuyene. I-:. K. t 'oclirane was a business visitor in Kosebui n Friday. Mrs. C. 11. Nicholas of San Fran cisco visited her mother. Mrs. Kr nest liauuh. over the holidays. The town and hinh school has he! hall teams played the Clendale learns Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. 1'aul Keklund have been (plile ill hut are much improv ed at Ihe present time, althouuh Mr. Kekluml is still under the care of Ihe doctor. Haibaia Paulson, little dauliler ot Mr. and Mis. Raymond I'aulson. has been 111 hut is much better now . Mrs. Hon Clay and baby daughter Itonua Louise spent Tuesday il lei uotoi with Mrs. I'aul Kcklimd. Krnesi Hiuiuh and son Kenneth are haullni. Iocs tor the new lodge to he erected very soon at ihe Camon auto camp. Mr. ami Mrs. I'aul Kekluml visit ed Mondav with the latiers broth er. J A. .1. Yokum. In Myrtle Creek. DRAIN IMiAIN, Jan II Mr. and Mrs I.. 1.. Wimberly ol Uoseburn spent Ihe week end here at the home of Mr. Wimbeilvs parents. Mr. and .Mrs Ira Wimberly. A crew of men in charge of Kd Sterling bae been building new valks in south I'rain the last lew days and all walks in town are lo be checked up on. Mrs Frank Cunningham went to Cortland last Sunday lor medical ireatmenl and to visit relatives. Mrs. K. II. Whipple returned from Portland I his week, where she bud gone on business. Mis Mynle Miller of Portland, came Sunday tor a wsit with hot mother. Mrs Km ma Sloan, w ho has been ipitle si k of a bait cold llidva l.akey t. out ot school tor a lew das. sutteiing ol a sex ere coltl. Mr. and Mis Homer llsilbolomv ol Po;i land I'linn' FihIhv tor a visit at the home o! Mr. Hart hnlmnv's pa i - ins. Mr and Mrs Henry liar th'dom Mrs Itartholoiny wa" loimei Miss Marion unop wlne tatber was a Meihodist mil: ller hen'. MMeial yeais ago Mi and Mrs Che.sit-r Codel w ton to Poithihd Saturda. and retuiu ed Sunday, bringing home ihetr hi Me sou. I 'on a Id. w ho has been leiemili; lleallllcllt at Mle I'oelll beclu i le' iial. His condition is lllilill Ull pi o ed. Out lie l lo I c lllin lo the hospital ,n -SX wick lor I'm ili' i lie.itiio iil Mr and Mis IV Ln sou ol Mvi Me Creek. eve ol''vt- over tlir week-end .it 'lie Ipnue o Mieir nephew . K. J. SrletU, and tauuly, f 1 1 i.v OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1938. Basketball Dribbles By M. W. B. Opening the hoop season with a barrage of baskets, major and minor ((ufntets swung into action on every front last week-end. Up to the first of January activity was limited lo a few minor skirmishes with indecisive resuTiS which serv ed the purpose of focusing atten tion on the coining easaua sport, but now with every teuw in the country K't'led and ready for ac I ion. followers of the game of bas ketball will have their ill before the season comes to an end In March. ATter the first flurry of ex citement has died down, the paying customers will settle back into their seats and watch with bated breath an the teams battle tt out and head down the home stretch in the many conference dud district races. On our own locul front there was pinny of action but no victories Tie Indians made a forced inarch to the lair of the North Mend Hull dog and came back on the short end of the score, :io to 25, to open the conference season. This week end, January H uml la, Hoscburg basketball lovers will see both the Indians ami Papooses in their first home appearance. On Friday, Jim Watts' Indians take on a very tough foe, Myrtle Point, on the local court, in what will probably be about the touuhest game of the season. The flobi-ats opened their season last Friday with a victory over Marsh field, 23 to 12. Couch Rlckard's squad is composed of five letter men and a host, of reserves, and beyond a doubt is one of the tough est teams In the league. The local hoopsters are out to surprise the visitors and are working hard for a victory. On Saturday night, the funs of the city will get a second treat. Hod" Turner's "(Want Papooses" open Iheir conference schedule with a game with (Irunls Pass Jun ior high school. Coach Turner has been putting his sipiad through a vigorous early season training and the team is anxious to swing Into action against any worthy oppon- ut, and (.iianls Pass is supposed to be the victim selected for the first sacrifice. Win, lose or draw, the cave lads are in lor a "HRi" evening hi more ways than one. Saturday evening's game will in troduce to the public one of the tallest junior high teams in the country. At center will be "Flag pole" Henton at K feet I inches; at forward will be "String Hen if Wiard. ti feet 2 Inches; his run ning mate Is "Stork" Sindt. li feet 1 inch ; In Ihe guard positions are "Slats" Fiulay, only 5 feet lu Inches and "Hunt" Fitzpatrick. the aoy of the starting outfit, at fi fee! !l inches. Things are certain ly "looking up" over al the junior high, and a packed house is ex pected to give Ihe "once over" on the future basketball greats of Koseburg. Hut these two games aren't all the basketball to be played this week. Tonight Walts' suuad will journey to Kugetie where Ihey will play i nivevrsity high at the Igloo. Two contests are on lap, the In dians first and second teams igainst those from Ihe Colden Tid-i-rs. This game should be plenty Interesting1. The campus five has a taler, rangier outfit and aro plenty fast, plus having the added advantage of playing In their own backyard on a large court with which they are familiar. In the jamboree held there during Ihe Chhsimas holidays, Koseburg and I niverslty high tangled for 15 min utes before the Indians lost out, U to in, in the (dosing seconds. If t he lira ves play ball tiy'H come borne wllb another scalp on their belts. Jim Watts says that the boys thrive on hard work, so on Satur- lay the Indians trek to Medford to pick on the Medford Pear Pick- in a not her non-conference game. Not much is known about t he Jackson county outfit, other than Ihey lost a close game to Cres cent City hist Saturday night. And while I am on the subject of Imsketball games, here's one more that I want ou lo keep In mind. Jot down the date and don I be late On January 2."), the local all-stars, sponsored by the senior high s- hool. take on the fi.mous ami vaunted girls' team. Olson's lied Heads, so w eii-remembered from their two games played here last season. They return again in an attempt to avenge the twin-defeats handed them by the locals last season. Pont forget the date, January 2.1. and remember the crowd tiiat couldn't yet in last winter. Pack a nice lunch, take the wife and kiddies, a ml come over in Ihe senior high and isit the school all day and then you might be there early enough to find a seat for the game. It will be a sell out. Kaiidoni shots and a few re bounds : Wilson junior high de feated the I'niveisity high midgets. 17 to IK, ith Wilson scoring all her poiuis In Ihe first two periods, the half ending IT to v . . . Ash land defeats North (tend. 2i! to l. and Marshfield. 21 to t;t . . . I.eban on downs Shedd. :i7 to 2ii . . . Coach Hal Hattou of Cmiuille be moans the fact that evetxone throw s it into nun that w ith his five lettermeii on Ihfs j ear's squad he should have a winning team Coach Hattou wants it known that his lirsi-sirtngeis made then lot- M r. and Mrs. C. K Tnh'hlood had as dinner gnosis on Friday evening. Mr. and Mis C. K Ivlk. t eiebra Mir,' 'heir tn thda which ot i ui red on Ttiur sday and Friday respectively. Hates Hospitals Distrusting anesthetics, 35-year-old, unemployed Ben Couch ot .Wichita, Kan., shown below with an older child, stormed into a Wichita hospital operat ing room, brandishing a knife, and carried bis wife away in his arms. Ten minutes later, the baby, shown top with its mother, was born in the Couch home without benefit of doctor or medicine. Couch has opposed ether since undergoing an oper ation he considered unsuccessful. Peppery Speaker It turned out to be a spicy broadcast that Arthur Gariield Hays, famed liberal lawyer, made In New York discussing the opposition of Mayor Frank Hague of Jersey Citv, N. J., to the CIO, Shouting '''It's a lie!" when Hays began nis speech in a broadcasting studio, a woman hurled a box of white pepper at him. At top Hays rubs pepper out of his eyes. Below is the pepper strewn table at which ho was seated. - - tors nn a team which finished in the cellar and that he's a long way from being tops this season . . . Work on Coquille high school's new $:ts,0ii gymnasium began last week that will make the second new court for the hay district when It Is completed . . . Klamath Falls trounced Ashland, I! a lo 11 . . . Coquille takes Bandou into camp, 3S (o 2d Kalph Fuhrman, lanky center, scored 22 points. FORWARD BELKO OF IDAHO TOPS CAGERS Kl'OKNK. Jan. 11. (AIM Ida ho's little sharp-shooting forw-ird. Steven Itelko. scored 35 points in the first week of play to lead the Pacific coast basketball conference northern division. Laddie dale of Oregon, who has played two contests against lour for Itelko, held serond plac- with 33 points. The Webfoot awinged ltv." points a contest while lielko averaged only S.3. ELECTION DEFERRED BY REPUBLICAN CLUB The meeting of the 1 louglas County Republican club, scheduled for election of officers, was ad journed last night due to inability to secure a quorum, ocean -u' of numerous conflict log engagements of members. It is planned to hold the election at a later date, follow ing the republican mass meeting scheduled for Saturday. CARR'S 1c SALE Sale of staple, rvet yd.i.t items that mean a saving ot praclically onehalf. Kit. lien glass and earthen mixing bow is. piu lit is. cups, plates, tii'llldei's, tU Also some pieces in till wnre. I'tiauielu Hie. cutlet y. etc. Tablets. envelopes, boldiv pins, razor Id Irs. points, toys, etc.. ami our complete line of yard goods in outings, piinis. cur taining, eli-. To close out. second ard lor lc. Yirit Can s this wt k. Adv. The kettledrum is the only kind ol drum bavinu a dctiniw manual pitch P may be timed to ;;ny ope ol the notes within u.i nmiwiss of half an octave. 8m'i,ir nmm'M&d& FORMER RECORD STOCKHOLDER DIES LOWELL, Musi., Jan. 11. (AP) Thfixiore Eilsun Parker, so, re porieil lo liHve been the lui'KOSt Individual alockliolder of Ameri can Telephone and Tele Ki'ai'li com pany al one time, died today at Ills home after an illness ol five years. McNARY BILL PLANS ALL-TIME FORESTS WASHINdTUN. Jan. lu. (API Senator McNary or Oregon pro posed today legislation to perpet uate the country's forests and the wealth they produce. This would be attained, McNary said, by "sustained-yield forest management." McNary said his proposal would "stabilize communities, forest in dustries, employment and taxable iorest wealth." and "assure a con tinuous and ample supply of forest products and secure henelits through regulation of water sup ply and stream flow, prevention of What Do You Get to Boot ? When you buy a tractor do you get service from reliable service-men? Can you get one of them on short notice nights or Sundays if you break down at a critical time? Do you know that I'ne seller has a good record? Does he have a good chance of staying in business as long as your machine will last? .Does he repre sent a good manufacturer? DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-op. Exch. ' Roseburg, Oregon John Deere, Caterpillar, and Fordson "See Us First We Can Save You Money" An Invitation to You Consider yourself eligible for member ship in the U. S. National "Thrift Circle" for whether you arc running a farm, a business or the household you will profit by the "success influ ence" of banking here. Not least your youngsters will profit by Savings Accounts of their own. You can bank here by mail as easily as you can in person. E. S. McClain, Manager v. M. Orr, Asot. Manage! Etos'fiir IBi'ttiicIi nf tin' Uh i Stales Xalioiiiil ilanh Hrttft (Jirot Portland, Oregon M V. M n V. II V V. 11 F a . I. O K I O S I T 1 S V It A N V. K f. O II P fl It AT I O N titer owuj fofh!" A telephone call means little to you, in time or effort. But it means much to them. Attractive discount rates to many points apply from 7 P. M. to 4:30 A. M. daily. These same dis count rates are in effect for all of Sunday, starting 7 P. M. Saturday and carrying through to -1:30 A. M. Monday. THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Phone 71 M)il"rosionf and preservation of wildlile." Coder the measure the secretary I of agriculture could, when he i deemed it essemial, make coopera I live agreements with landowners "for the coordinated management, including the infc' nd method of cutting timber and forest giortth ! on sustained-yield units located j wholly or partly within national 1 forests." j o I After to days "f testimony, Sir. ; and Mrs. C. A. CliristeiiBon won a 'Sl-5 judgment at Los AukuIim HKiiinsi iieiKhuoi's over the slayini; I of their Maltese cat, Sronter. The Cliiistiliseiis, t'liaicliiK Marina and Iiuke Llndenliuist, pit hiilliloits owned liy Dr. and .Mrs. Philip Kite, pounced upon and killed Scuotcr, asked I170U damages. DR. G. W. Marshall DENTIST 314 Medical Arts Blag. Phono 29 Rm, Phone 293-R Evenings by Appointment "il So. Stcphen St.