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c Dallr Bunawy mr u New-Hvfrw : Inc. -rniuer of The Auoclatrt Pr Tin Associated Proaa Is exolUB ve ly ettlllc to the uae tor republ ca tion of all nam dlatclie credited to It or not otherwise credited In this piipor and to all local news ubllehed herein. All rlBlits of re .bllcatlon of ipeclal dlspatcnea baraln are also reserved. HAHH1B KL.LBWOHTH Editor nntered second class matter May 17. 1820, at the post office at Rokebufff, oration, uuaer aci March 1178. Behind ih Scenes in Whington By Rodney Dutchtr of RapreianUd by Hew York 271 Madison Ave., Chi-raa-oaOO N. MIchlBan Ave. Han KniuflNco 220 Bush Struct De troit .110 Ktophenson HUIR- ! Anaelrs 433 H. Spring- siroot. Se attle 003 atewart HlroeL Portland O. 711 1U11 BldKu St. '""'r: 1 N. . Tenth Street. Atiamta ill m. Tiran' Bulldln A Member 1 1 c'al' v5)(Oj lakaenpuaa Ratea Da.Ur, tint year by mall. Dally, 6 mouths by mall.... Dally. I nionrhs by mall.... Dally, by earner per uontb. Dally, ny uarrler tier Twa.-- ...16. OS .. l.o Pigs, Pants, Prunes, etc. e0 runlilly is tho omnloy- of neotliu the. government niiiltthg Its purchiiBoa o( mirnlun eoinmoultles for relief 'distribution tliut tho exni'.mled outlnyn of lust your will Be nearly doubled dining tho comliiK 12 months, The purchases in sne.cirlciilly Intended to peg prices by remov ing temporary surpluses, prlnci Vuillv thoBo iil'tocllnB (armors. Nov. ortlieioss, a second purpoBO 1b rec ognized. Tlmt is to get the surplus of food to Hungry mouths ill mo shortest posslblo way. Tho fodorni surplus coiinnodltieB oorporntioil, nn agency of AAA, does most of the buying, which bo gun buck In 1933 In connection with tho destruction of , "little pigs," which run to about 1,300,000 n month during MM " "10al ot llecently tho WI'A stepped into the field to buy $10,000,01)0 ot sur plus men's, women's und children's ..i..m...u wi.ifh thn eminent trillion emnnliilneil woro rtoprossliiB market-, und ., preventing ment of thotiHinula wot Hera. ' : ' This wus .tho lurgest Blnglo pur chase hut a stream ot smaller ones by tho commodities corporation liioro than inalte up. tho corporation doo not buy major crops. It buyB primarily sur plus portions of porlBhablo crops itud piocoBBod productB in local iironB whoro roniovul ot oven a Binnll amount affects prices. For ln Btrtnce,' recently there was a sur plus dt dairy products in tho Wis consin area, t'SUC took oft 200, 000 worth to keep the prlco from angina. Similarly, In a 10 months porlod, tho corporation holiglit 70, 550,000 poimdB ot rlco. -IMOO.OOO pounds ut dried pvunos, COOO.OUO i...l.nlH of ahples, 1,720,000 boxes of urangoa and graperrull, 10,170, nni .iu,ls ot cablmgo, 8,1)20,000 poimdB ot buttor ami Him l'"Ui Una ot nuineroua other commodl- iiu ti, ooorntlons reached into ,ir, atutes. Somethnoa the corporation buyB directly from Individual fnrmorB or processor. More often it buys from central luurltots trusting Hint benefits will trickle buck rilt'tttnl'M. P-SRU Bays It Is difficult to call. initio no much audi pnrcliuses ff,.,..l nrlc.ea. There Is no way ......utliitr Hie drop It tho surplus remained. Tho syslom la a short cut on the standard business pattern, lint like nnmv another federal spending ..munim it is popular with slum ..rrl,.llu Hlncn most of the food lnirclmsed is turned over to stole roller. uBoncloB. they favored J930 piOBrani of SlTu.WHUiOO. The eatlinatu for congress llimi. however, la around 570,1100, nun. but it may lie much higher If congress wills it OUT OUR WAY By Williami WASHINGTON, August 1. Mr. Horbert Hoover's decision to mako a series of political speeches in September coincides with B wave of optimism among friends or the former president who hopo to make him tho republican nominee In 1940. These friends find it rather caBy lo tick off other U. O. IV aspirants one by one, winding up Willi tho in fusion that Hoover loons stronger each month and that the trend of ovcntB and ropuDiicau political settlement definitely fa vor him. Clilefly they ure encouraged by tho fact that tho parly and its constituents Indicate a revived trend lovrard conservative candi dates and conservative policios. Thoy point to the republican pri mary In Pennsylvania where tho relatively . liberal Oirrord l'lnchot waB badly beaten by the conserva tive candidate for governor, Judgb Arthur H. James, and that In Iowa, whero arch-conservative I.CBter Dickinson was nominated lor senator. If public announcement that IIonvor'B decision to take tho slump was in response to increas ing proaBiiro from tho republican rank and fllo which Was said to want him to unify the party and counteract President ItooBOvolt'B pre-election swing Is to bo taken at face value, tho opinion of lloo ver'B friends would sdem to same oxtont well-grounded. Hoover will be out. in front as Mm (I. o. I'.'s biir spokesman, un less othor party presidential nnnlrnnts can f Inure out how to dim his lieht.' If no oilier republi can shows up as an oratorical big bun In the congressional cam paign, Hoover Is auro to recelvo much credit for any largo republi can gains achieved in the No vember elections. Hoover and Wheeler? Some of Mr. Hoover's friends oven are beginning to auggoBt that Senator Hui'ton K. Whoclor, demo crat, of Montana,, would mako an ideal running mate ror tno flugo of Palo Alto. It doosn't appear that any oi them havo actually summoned up tho courage to suggest tills idea about tho vlco presidency to Wheeler himself. Most of Uiobo who know Wheeler doubt whuther ho considers himself anything less than presidential timber a n d many republicans as well as many nntl-Hooacvelt democrats feel the same way nbout It. Garner and Farley? Dolli friends and 1'oob of Vice President John Nance Clarnor have urrlvod at the conclusion that tho salty, whlto-hnlrod Texan Is hank ering to succeed Itoosovelt In Hie wlilto jiouBO. 'Hits story nrat stem med rrom senators friendly to aiirher who nro wont to gather in Into afloniooiiB ut uarncr's oirico whon congress Is In session. Tho vice-president Is bo cnary aninit lulliing to newspapermen that those senators nro about tho only source of Information ns to what really thinkH. , Moro rocently tho belief began to spread around tho wlilto house and tipper reaches (If tho , New Peal tlmt nurnor nan noon union by Iho presidential tick. And iiow rleiids ol ill'U unnirmnn .iobbo ones, who was bitten long ago and hard profoas lo seo unmis takable signs of It mid are ex pressing themselves right sourly. Current talk of d Uarnor-Kar-10 y ticket emanates from tho dar ner Bldo or tno lenco anu mnai'H no bit at all witli Iho friends of Parley, although tho poatiuusior general and tho vice-president are on very good terms. 1 OF U.S. CRITICIZED FEATURE FLASHES FROM zzzzz: KRNR ON THE AIR FROM EVERYWHERE "Agricultural Dally" Speakers from tho executlvo list ot federal, state and county farm bureauB and authorities on agri culture will bo beard in Jimmy. Doylo'B presentation Of "Agricul tural Daily" heard Tucsduy, Aug. 2, 12:30 to 12:415 over tho Mutual Don Loo stations. Tho program Is designed to give an accurato picturo of marketing, conditions, into bulletins from tho price centers of tho nutlon on fruit, produce, grain and other crops and also will contain timely advice about planting ana weum er. Jimmy Doyle is muster of ceremonies for the program. . "Midstream" ' Paul Hughes, Kva Pownall and other radio personalities of cust om air lanes aro heard in "Mid stream," tho coast-to-coast dra matic serial to be beard Monday, through Friday (12:15 to .12:30) through facilities of tho Mutual Don Leo broadcasting system. Tho program originates at WIAV, Cin cinnati. "Midstream" Is a pictures quo and colorful story dealing with a segment of modern life. Other figures making radio pre sentations are Mary Juno Croft, cast as daughter -"Midge" and Juck Mark who portrays the part of David, the son. Paulino Hop kins is author of the script. KRNR PROGRAM REMAINING HOURS TODAY (15UU Kilocycles) MBS, to the Mother Remembers. V ALMOST every major public ' building In Washington thi'ro i: H uroiiBu tablet with tho names lif men who went from tho various de imrlmenlu lo flghl In lh" World war, Some llt hundreds of nnnios, : Kvery once in a wlillo a bomiuet r rinwnra will bo deposited at the rani, nf one ot the tablets. SoiuO' n,,,nj II Is nil ornate bouquet, til. formal loniombriinees of souui run liillon to which tho dead sol iti.r unco belonged. Occasional! the bouquet Is a simple bunch flowors one Mama picked out of Iho giii-don lo leave below hei boy's linmo as nlio headed for town In do some shopping. . Wars Inst an awfully long lime -wltla mothers, DRIVING OREGON BARBS Thno certainly riles. Mary Pick- ford has been offered a grand mother part In the movies, and Howard Hughes has taken up shaving. Today's fairy tain: Once Micro wns a rich, rich , Kuropeun wiiu- oul a title who married lino one ot America's oldest and poorest families. A fellow Who used to wield the ofl'li'lal scissors as member of On tario's eensoiHlilp hoard has Just, become a radio lenor. Pruning lo crooning In one Jump. A recent report stales that loo million dollars a year Is spent in tho United States on music lessons. Think of I tie eariuul'I's that could have bought! The Swiss are reported spend ing money hand over list on an elaborate defense program, wouldn't. It. be cheaper II they simply cornered the sal market? A soap manufacturer believes Hint soap may be used In cukes of Iho future to Increase llielv (UirilnoHS. "Just for that, young man, you're going to havo your mouth washed out with of angel-food!" f AAt SNflt. lvrtarvf )lAtw What are some Important facts about tho caro and use of brakes? When you consider that an auto mobile' traveling 60 miles nu hour bus tho same momentum It would havo 11 plunged from tho top of an 11-story building, und that tho brnkos In stopping It must absorb nil this momentum by converting it into bout energy, you will seo what an lmmeuso Job they nro some times called upon to perform. Wlillo tho brakoss, for emergency stopping purposes, Hhould havo about ouo and one-half times the horsepower ot tho ongino, tho care ful driver Seldom uses moro than a fraction of this power Jn stopping ills car. neru is wny: Power Is menaured by Hie anioun tfo work nncompllBlied di vided by Hie length of thno requir ed to accomplish It. Thus ns much power la needed to stop a car in live seconds us is hooded to stop the same car in 10 seconds. By be ginning to apply his brakes a gen erous distance from the point whore lie wishes to stop, Iho careful driv er not ouly has reserve power In case ho must stop moro quickly, but he also gives the brake drums moro opportunity to cool off be tween applications of the brake. Frequent sudden atops not only damage the brakes by overheating. but also croalo excessive wear on the lining. In cases where the brakosa lock, ibis wear Is transfer red to the tires. Most good drivers minimize the wear on their makes by telling mo engine do most of the work of slopping Hie ear. in approaching Intersections or oilier polulB where they wisti to slow- down or stop, lliey leave the ear in gear and touch the brake pedal lightly, so that the car Is traveling slowly when the time conies to throw out the clutch unit come to un aclual stop. o tho experimental certificate isBiied ror his craft and which authorized merely a Jaunt from Los Angules to New York and return. Cnlonol Johnson stated that ''be- cauBo ot the world-wide sentimontB of good will Unit the night has nrnnanil. linCllUBO lit tllO during lUld still with which it was .executed, and because of tho stimulus, that Corrlgan's venture Ib expected to orodilco in non-coininerclnl flying In this country and elsewhere, the punulty prescribed is "nominal.' Oddities Gleahed From Day's News 1:00 Studies in Contrasts, 4:30 Red Norvo 8 MBS. 5:00 Dob Crosby's Orchestra, MBS. 5:15 tjhiidren's Hour. 5:30 Howie Wing, MBS. 6:46 Fulton Lewis, MBS. 6:00 Popey(e, MBS. 0:16 Phantom Pilot, MBS. 6:30 Frank Dull, MBS. 0:46 Interlude. 6:60 Hansen Motor Co. News, 6:55 News Flashes. 7:00 Symphonic Echoes. 7:30 Lone Ranger, MBS. S: 00 American Family Robinson 8:15 Sons of the Pioneers, MBS. 8:30 Shep Fields' Orchestra. 8:46 World Traveller, MBS. 9:00 Alka Seltzer News, MBS 0:15 Chico and Orchestra, MBS 9:30 Mr. Mergenthwlrker's Lob bies, MBS. 10:00 Jimmy Grier's Orchestra. MI1S. 10:15 Sign OH. Army Chief Urges Changes to Meet Standards of Foreign Powers. WASHINGTON, Aug. 1. (AP) The army's chief of Infantry hua recommended a "radical revision" of tactics and weapons to keep abreast of advunceB made by tot- elgn powers. Major General George A. Lyncli, chief or Infantry, Bald in a survey made available today for study by the army s 12.000 officers: we are training unuer tactical regulations and with material that are almost wholly obsolete." The revision, ho udvlBed. snouia bo followed by another, if need be, two years hence. Of equipment lie reported : "Our Infantry regiment today is badly outmoded In comparison with foreign regiments. It lucks the weapon carriers, mortars, grenade tubes, anti-aircraft and anti-tank weapons, rolling kitchens, voice radio. Our tank contingent is in adequate. r "Much tlmo will elapse belore these deficiencies can be met. llut most critical of all Is the total un- preparedness of our Industry to meet some of our most vital de mands until more than a year after mobilization. ... New .Tanks Being Built, The army, he reported, Is starting production of the first 18 of a pro jected 162 fast "medium ' tanks. He said that "many think it Is tne greatest tank In existence." It weighs about Hi tons, carries live or six men, and is vulnerable only' to anti-tank shells and artillery. Nips - Naps - Nods Heads-up Inventive genius re sulted In the noggin support for sleeping In sitting position which G. L. Mcuieuan, me cremui. demonstrates. With the device, one can snoo?e In a street car seat without fear ot bashing the chest With a sharp-pointed chin. This was one of tne invention exhibitedVat the Inventors' Con gress In Cincinnati, u.. racuiei- lan s nome town. of Roseburg Is drilling a well on Alll,li tha n,-n,V lino annia 9&3 n, ,,,.., ni,i ii, rio,,.i t v,.h i,i n the Swetland nlaco east ot Sutli new w-nnnnn wns nam prl wolplllnir erlin. tills place wiia luituc,,, ,,.!,. in Inn. t.,,1 ua haavllv arm. OWIieU DV U. S. iUISllll. I nvv l ' orod as the larger vehicle. Port an unusually large iiuuiu" i in linn with rlevnlnnnients abroad, wells are being drilled, uuo piod- ho said it had been proposed to add ably to tho dry season a small group of grenadiers to the army s intantry platoon, armed wilh the title now In use, bayonet and grenade tube. Proposing a reorganization of in fantry units, General Lynch sug gested a squad of 12 instead of eight men, a platoon or 43 and a com pany of not leas than '200, the lat- comprislng four rifle platoons and one headquarters platoon. LEGISLATORS BLOCK EARLE IAIQU1RY PLAN Mrs. Ed Shirlcv. who was called to Grants Pass because ot the lit ness of her ststor. Mrs. Ted Kelt, eturned to her homo Wednesday afternoon and reported her Bister much improved. Helen Allen Is nsBisting at Ben's cafe during the absence ol Ellvva 'Wofloru, wno is visiting In the east. Mrs. Mvrtlo Kunkel. sister . oi Mrs. DeMuth, has been 111 for the past week at the homo of ner sis ter. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson of Cottage Grovb, visited Slither- lin relatives Wednesday:, The old garages belonging to John Leitzel. of Curtain, that ar located near the Trozelle service station, are being razed by John nn,.ilv nr. Iimtlnn They were i-.-.'' derea removed by the city coon- CVs. Brlttain Slack is at the PlgglyWiggly i . ore dur ing the absence or Mis. MarK Jordan, who has been caring lor her daughter, Patricia, who la recovering rrom injuries received in a car wreck laBt week. CANYONVILLE CANYONVILLE, August 1. Mr. nd Mrs. T. 11. Oliivunt, uiii.k..".-. Joan, and son, uonaiu, ,.o. friends m taiijwviiio . - Mr. ana Hire, rreu "' ..i rwih V:iv and June Elliott, mo tored to Roseburg Tuesday. ' Ray Paulson anu i were transicrreu u . V, , . lake to Orleans, Lam., to K'v fire. The fire Is about 20 miles from the town. A. M. Shalier ana boh, iwu.v, and Mrs. Ralph liosmns return- to their homes irom luinc Monday. , , Lois Young returned Monday from Tiller where she visited her uncle, Ralph Young. Lon Gorvais oi l iner w a ness visitor In town Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. William irau.. nhililren. B o ami t,euuu, were Glendule visitors Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. lirittnin ot uu lard visited MIbb Allco May Wool ley Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs, I'ranii on..u mntnred to Drain Sunday and. L. W. Elliott returned with them to visit relatives. Mrs. Riley Allen was a ttoseuuis visitor Tuesday. Marilyn Shaw was nomo iiuiii Myrtle Creek to attend the dally vacation Bible school program Sunday night. Mrs. L. P. womacic ami granu- son, Gerald sanng, ot luouinu. um visiting at the Larry Womack home. , J. A. Yokum ot Myrtle ureeit transacted business In Canyonvlllo Monday. Dale King has discontinued am day night dances in Canyonvllle as it Is too warm for such activo recreation at present. Raymond Spore of Days ureoic was a business visitor In town Wednesday. : Mrs. Ruth Pardeo Is planning to have a new house built soon. Her throe sons will do the work tet her. Joe Pardee of Castle Rock, Wash., expects to be hero to start work on It Monday. Shirley Par dee, a mall carrier in Portland, will arrive about August 15 , and Marvin of Silvorton will como as soon as he is released from fire fighting. The houso the Pardees now occupy will bo torn down and a six-room bungalow erected 111 Its place.' ' , Canypnvlllo Townscud club No. 1 met Wednesday night with a good attendance. Btlsinoss sub jects wore discussed and refresh ments of sandwiches, cake nn'J cold drinks were served by th committee. 1 (Dy the Associated Press.) Honk Helps NORTH VISKNUN, mil. uruu Comers' wrecked nntomobllo saved his life bv summoning help. Coiners, 32, ot Dayton, TUESDAY, AUGUST 2 7:00 "Early Birds.". . 7:30 News-Review Newscast. 7:40 Hansen Motor Co. News. 7:45 Alarm Clock Club. 8:00 Variety Program, MBS. 8:30 Haven ot Resl, MBS. 0:00 Dob Young, MBS. 9:16 Man About Town. 0:30 Royal Hungers, MBS. 0:45 Charm Counsellor, MBS. 10:00 This Woman's World, MBS. 10:30lloino Town, MBS. 10:45 This Woman's World, MIIS. 11:00 That Was the Year, Copco. 11:15 Variety Show dt tho Air. Odell and Organ, 11:30 Edna MBS. 11:4E Paul Small, MBS. was! 12:00 Luncheon Concert i,.i ,.,0,.lm,o u-hon thn car 13 :ii Miustream. left a bridgo near noro nnu cauniiw fire. The flames started Ilio horn blow ing, however, and attracted a farm er lo the scene. He pulled Comers suffering from rib fractures out of the burning car. I piece Unhappy Husband FREDERICK, Md. Justice Em niert. It. Bowlus suspended a slx inonlh jail sentence for Mrs. Harry Perkins on condition alio stop beat ing her husband. "I'm getting tired of being beaten up and I'm asking you for protec tion." Iho husband, 69, testified. 'The lust trimming bIio gave me was with a tiro lover und a pair of pliers." TO GET J The Retort Judicious OMAHA, Neb. "I low do yon llliti our liquor In Houili Omnlia," atl((Hl I'olit-o JtnlKo Uimu'Ko llnhm'H of n man churned with inloxication. "I miL'SH it in all rifilit ro long as yoll leave il lone," was 11 iu reply. lie was freed. A department of labor survey or women in olt'ire work show? thitt Iho beat payinK jobs are .ec vetary and snpervlsui- iho lowest paying are file clerk, nenetal clerk, tpist and certain machine operators. 12:30 Agricultural Daily, SIDS, 12:45 Hansen Motor Co. News. 12:50 News-Review of the Air. 1:00 Hennlnger's Man on the Street. 1:15 Country Kriltor, MRS. 1 :30 Third Alarm, MHS. 1:45 Tho Johnson Family, MUS. Z:w) At i our uoinmand, 2:30 Today's Front Page. 2 : '15 J immy Livingston's Orch MBS. 3:00 Keminino Kancios, lllS. a:;(0 Syniphonle Strilips, MUS 4:00 Morton tlould'a Orch., iMUS. 4:30 Radio, Campus, MIIS. 4 : 45 -Victor Youuk. 5:00 Jimmy Shields, MUS. 5: 15 Children's Hour. 5:30 Howie Wing, MBS. 5:45 Melody Lane With Wanda Armour. G:15 Phantom Pilot, MUS. (i: HO Frank Bull, MUS. ti : 1 5 lulerlude. 6:50 Hansen Motor Co. News. 6:55 News Flashes. 7:00 Tho liiKht Job, MIIS. 7:15 Symphony. 7:30 The (Jreen Hornet, MUS. 8:im luiHB Mount n Music. 8:15 Don't You Believe It, MBS. 8:30 Mitchell Ayoi's Orch, MUS. 9:U0 Aika Seltzer News. 0:15 Clem Williams' Orch., MUS. ::3H Say It With Words, MUS. 10:00 Skinnuy Knnis, MUS. 10:15 Sign Off. HARIUSUURG, Pa., Autr. 1. (AP) Pennsytviinla's general fls- sembly Saturday stopped a grand' jury investigation of blackmail, I coercion and extortion charges leveled at Democratic CJov. George H. Karlo and 13 associates and turned the inquiry over to a legis lative committee The administration whipped through the democratic-controlled general assembly, in a dawn ses sion, four measures to: Suspend the Dauphin county (Harrlsburg) September grand jury's inquiry, scheduled to start August S. Set up a legislative investigation with the power of subpoena. Establish the legislature as the only body with authority to inves tigate civil offieors subject to iui- ncachment. Give the state s attorney general, appointed by tho governor, the right to supersede a district attor ney In cases where civil officers were accused of misconduct. Tho committee to conduct the In quiry will bo appointed tomorrow by Speaker Roy K. Furman. BOY KING HORIZONTAL 1 Boy ruler of Siam, King , Mahidol. 7 Ho took the throne after ' his 's abdication. 12 To sail again. 13 Yellow finch. 14 Goating of a seed; 15 Trees. 16 Sick. - . 18 South America 19 To do again. 22 Inland sea Answer to Previous Puzzle IPjO)IHIdMtTUllS ' o C 3 oBeJPeSbIICII kAPIPyDt JTlAlPlElTn F U E. AflofDUPlon OIG Ell C AlS YURtolijNllTlolelo A R "isln lSnAJR E NIA D I N E SliYETsUITrL ES 'D AlulGiH'mElBlsrlslMll.lTlH into malt. 2 Boi-n. 26 Pertaining to 81 Kpman row. :.3 onager. an icon 52 Musical drama i Countries 29 Places in line. 55 Pertaining to united Sl' Game of skill. politically. oo liming malady. 57 Tidings. 58 Scolds. 59 rule during his minority, : Around the County !32 Sloths. 34 Relieves. 35 Aurora. 36 Satirical remark. 39 Beer. 40 Gloom. 41 Stream obstructions. 43 Frightens. 47 Converted 5 Clock face. 6 Dye. 7 Consumes'. . 8 Crustaceans. 9 Blood money, 10 Falsehood. 1 1 Being. 60 The capital of J7 Varnish his country. ingredient. VERTICAL 19 Chief product 1 Work of skill. of his . country. 20 Reverberated . sound. 21 Accomplishes. 23 Handle. 24 To turn over. 25 Actual being, 27 To emanate. 28 Twitching. 30 Theme of a i composition. 32 Noah's boat.. 33 Sorrowful. 37 .To .classify. . 38 One-seeded Winged fruit; 40 Male duck. 42 Popular jargon. 43 Heavenly body. 44 To arrive. 45 Vigilant. 46 Jewel. 48 Strong brown wood. ' 49 Hence, 50 Flat circular plate. 53 Matter from a sore. 54 To steal. DRAIN The marriage rate has pono down following a decline In head hunling In Papon. Evidently tho girls don't want, a hUHhuml who isn't going lo get ahead. Parisians, according to a re cent dispatch, are vending more and mure for amusement. Come In gay 1'nree and paint the library red! A frirl bom In Itinnlmmpton. N. Y., In boHcvnd to be the first baby horn In n trailer. Her real name Ib Frances, hut he'n prob ably fated (o lie railed Tag-along. (Copyright, IMS, NKA Servlie, Inc.) o r I In by kangaroos nin Vmin blind, itud nnlv ii lnrge nfi n man' tin per, yet they find their way to the mother' pouch without ns BlBttince, . , iu . ., .. WASIIINtlTON, Aim. 1. (AIM The department of commerce an nounces Douglas Corrlnun will vo celvi? only a "nominal" penalty for niukiiiR his uuautlioiined lilght to hvliind. Acting Secretary of Commerce Colonel .1. Monroe Johnson dis closed the department, altwr study inn the "hiutt.v elements involved" had radioed Coninan aboard the rf. S. Manhattan that his commer cial pilot's eettirtcato would be sufluonded until net Thursday. This mild penalty Uas decided upon because ot t hp "world w hie sentiments or jiood will" which wert accorded the trans-Atlantic trip, Johnson said. CorriKuu. who said bis eotnpuss betrayeil him Into fly lug liotn New York to Dublin Instead of to hht Intended oal. California. Is on his way home following his spec tacular adventure tn a $300 rrnte." Ills riight violated tho tciuu ut Daily Devotions lly DH. CHArf. A. KUWAUOS How oasyll Is tn get Impatient with Und at times, so much so that we begin to question some times as to whether Ho really has His hands on things or not. How we would like it the things that need to be done, and need badly to be done, could be done overnight, as It were, and how fretful we get when that does not happen. Injustices come to us, and. so far as 'we can see. not u sod in nil the universe cares, and least of all, apparently, dod. And It looks as if men. nn occa sion, have felt that, way about it for a good many hundred years. Alter all that probably Is a very foolish and unvensotmblo feeding to have, W humbly acknowl edge, our Hod, that our wnys are not Thy whjh, and that our feeble understanding of things is often far short or the fact. We ask for patience that wo may see lisht In Thy light, lor Jesus' sake, Amen. 1 VAN 2ANDT RESIGNS V. F. W. POSITTION KANSAS CITY, Aug. I. f AD The resignation of .lamps K. Van Zundt of Altoona, Pa., former nat ional commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, as chr.lrinun ol Its national legislative committee prai nf their was announced at the organiza tion's national headquarters here. Van Zandl's retirement from active, affairs of the organization followed, officials at national head quarters said. hU republican nom ination tor congress from fennsyi- vania. DRAIN. August 1. Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Cool and family will camp J at the Oaks tor a few weeks' out ing. Mr. and Mrs. Kdnuard I'riauix ot Kugene woro callers in . Drain Tuesday. Itev. and Mrs, E. J. Hclseth and three sons returned from the Kir Point service camp near Glendule Saturday evening. Kenneth Wilcox was taken to a KiiKene hospital, Tuesday, for an appendicitis operation. Hud Carter was brought home from a lloseburg hospital the last of the week, whero he was operat ed on for appendicitis Mrs. Ada Haworth of Portland attended the funeral of her hus band. Vernon Haworth, last Krtdny and visited relatives while here. Mrs. A. Ilritton returned home Wednesday from nn extended trip to various points in Washington. Mi. Kdlth Haworth, Harry Hichards and Mr. and Mrs. Mann all of Portland, attended the fun- nephew, Vernon Ha il " f jry iT" TP" J Jpt 13 "Hfr aIi 15 ' i" 1 "' 19 h K lj : '' ngjM 3T " I lot i3T" 3T 5i ; y 55--- 5t ; 57-- 5 A 11 M I A M 11 1 , BURGLARY AIDED BY SOUND-PROOF ROOM worth, und spent the week-end with their sisier, Mrs. Lillle Ha worth. Joyce finislllio went to I'ortlnnd with them for ti visit whpn thev retlirneil home. Mr. and Mis. Knrl Van Kirk nnl family ot Crpswell havo mov ed to North Uniln where they are Incnteil in tho .lohti Van Kirk house. ItAI.TIMOItK, Auk. 1. '(AP) Pl;:yln Itriike In a pound-iiroof.t nir-oiiicllliiinoil loom has ItB (lls- nilvnntuiiea. Henry A. Dunning I leftrneil toilny. While Mr. nml Mia Ihtuulni; nml their two wons were iiln inn hiiiUe, n bmslar climbed into a Beioml-Iloor i-oom ami stole SUTHERLIN Sl'THKHKIN, Aumist l.--Mrs. William White visited nt the F. A, Archnmbeaii home Sunday. Alfred Arrhttiiibeau of HoseburR I Is also 11 visitor at the Archani- beau homo having visited for the I 6in nun in 1..U..U ntid rash. tiinulna fast two weeks. .. ' ' 1 T.n it-all Jrlllinir outfit 1 told ponce, . vm.u ue DOUGLAS FUNERAL HOME REtEPHONE N0.II2 ADDRESS COPNFR.i (IV PINE 6cLANE STS ROSEBURG.OREOON j 1 5 i
