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t ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG.' 'OREGON. SATURDAY; DECEMBER 3, 1938. FOUR luued Onily Ktrrpt Suodiiy r Nw-llt-vhv Co.. In". MTiiltcr of The AHOCimcd Pi-chm The ASHOffiiU.-d Piomm lit ojcclunlva y entitled to the uhq for republica tion of nil noWN dlHtmtehcii oreililo to it or not otln-rwlse credited In this paper and to all local new published henun, All rights of ro- Kubllcatlun of simk-IiiI dliiputcncs eretn are nlno rew-Tved. HARRIS ELLSWOrtTlI Kdltor Kntered as second class mutter May 17. iao. ut the pom office at Roseburfr, Oraffon, under act of March 2. 1878. Represented by New Vork 271 Mndlsftfi Ave.. Clif rnKi :itil N. MU-hlttan Avu. Mum KninclHcii 22Q BiiHh Strnwt De trot HIS Stephenson Kbit?., '" AnKelfM m H. HprlliK tStriMtt. Me mttlv 60;( St i' wart Street, Portland 6J0-S. W. Sixth Htivct, Vnnuver, II, ;. 711 Hull KldK.. Ht. I,ful 411 N. Tenth Street. AlluntH 126 Grant Building. ftUi'Mcrluilim Ituiee fully, per yum- uy mini 5.00 liinj.u iiiojiius iy tiiuii ii-ow limit. J llioiiiuh by imiii ..... ... v .-i. . i..i imr nioiiLll . . . Utiny. uy ctii ciur pur yum Student Patriotism A POLL of tweulyfUo men's liv ing organizations ul tho Unl vorully of Oregon showed a very healthy student sentiment toward our nulionul defense. There huvo been times when llltlo radical or ganizations in soma ot our Ameri can colleges have preached that the way to avoid war was to be do toiiBolesB anil tho way to avoid burglaries was to leavo the doors unlocked. They boasted that thoy would refuse to fight under all fir eunistanccB, even in the defense of their own firesides a halt-balled and Impermanent ultltudo which need not bo taken too seriously, ' ; This poll at liuge'no, howoW, allowed that ulinoi.U to u man tho studenlB would fight III dolcnso ot their country dgaliist aggression by dictator nations. Wo are all pa cifists, If by pacifists you mean per sons who abhor war, lint abhorring war isn't going lo prevent war as long as great roving bunds of in ' lornuUoiiul brigands aro ut large. Ill view of the student poll men tioned It V'tw rulhor surprising to find In tho university student daily a pessimistic editorial containing this jewel of h-glc: "K we believe 111 peace there Is no oed lo arm," and an editorial lament over Hie "general iiciiulcsconsu lo a two bil lion dollar military pi-Wium" for national defense. We aro glad that that (f'J' B not represent student sentiment. When u peacelovlng nation wunts lo ho lot Hlone by envious anil coiv BUonceloSB lorolgn powers It can't Just sit around under lis ruvolilo cork tree smelling tho ilowm-H llliu liYl".l!n::uil Use bull. That Is lo In vllo the very war if hales, Size 1" no protecllon. The brigand naliolis aro forced by their rulers to pay a prodigious price for their wars. Wo slioulil not complain if wo have lo pay what seems like a lot ot money lor peace. II Is worth It. What One Industry Faces Foil some time there has been considerable unemployment in the Pacific Norlhwcsl lumber pro during areas. Mills have been op erating only a fraction ot their rated total rapacity. Lumber is a product thai In created by labor. The cost of lumber or purer pulp Is more than IT. per cent paid to labor. r'nllhcrni Micro Is ample for est arcs in Ibis country to pruritic tor our needs. Vet a pie:m i'lea.-;o mini the bu reau of foreign and domestic com merce reveals that tact that more than a uunilcr ot a MILLION dol lars worth of forest products were I.MPOIiTKD Into Ibis country dur ing Hie first lo months of this year. During I bat sumo pel tod forest piodiirls to the total value of only JT.Vi'.'i'.'.il". were cmmh nil. These figures were compiled lor a period prior lo the cit'-ctivenos of the new trade ugi cements with Ureal llrilaln which aic now In Inrcc. Alter a carotid study ot these agreements the head of the lumber nialiulacttneis assmistlon lor tint Northwest declared them to he unfavorable to I lie lumber mum Hint-lining Industry of Hits tone try. Thus the condition outlined above instead of being impioicd in the future promises lo lie In.i.-.iii lied. Obviously It orio of imr groutest miil" inc. industries must struggle along under unfavorable foremu trade conditions. If our Torest piod ucts workers ure to lose (heir Jobs to workers of. other countries, the problem of increasing private em ployment Is a long way from being solved. Editorials on News tjminutju from vage i.) Inure are many rooms, coinlort- cally, It belongs to everybody, ably fin Dialled and heated in win ter, in the average poHtoiflce bulld- fug. lit theory, those rooms neloliK to you. At least, thoy heloiiK to you as much as to anybody else. Hut did you over try walking- Into the iioatofrice building In u strange town and saying tu tho suporiii tendent: "Tliese rooms aro MINK at least they are as much mine as anybody else's. 1 need a room tonight, ami these look pleasant. I'm going to sleep here." Try It sonio time. You'll get an interesting demonstration of the real nature ot public ownership. IK the railroads aro eventually tii!mi nvnr hv the irnvorhuieill. they'll ho run much aw they're run now only LESS Ef riCLKNjrj,,?:,. IT you want to ride on thuiu, or Hhlp goodB oil' them, you'll pay for the service, just aB you pay for It now except that you'll probably pay more. About the only differ once you will see will bo In your heavily increased tax bill. Every person who stops to think hopes that In some way tho rail roads may be kept out of the hands of tho government. I GOP TO BE LIBERAL WASHINGTON, Dec. 3 (AP) Kepresen tali vo Tread way ( K Muhh. ) said today Unit, republicans in congress, not the republican na tional committee, would chart the imrly'B course between now and the 11)40 election, lie added Hint, course will have to bo a "liberal" (II1IV ' "I don't think wo could Bet back Into power," he said, "with a con Hurvativii lineup." Discussing the recent meeting of the party's national committee. Tmidway, ranking minority mom Iter on the IIoiiho ways and means committee. expressed belief "loo much emphasis" had been placed on the Idea the committee directed tho policies and actions of the re publican minority in congrcsH, "From my viewpoint, Jimt tho ro-voi-ho is true,," he said. "U will be up to the republican minority In belli brant'lum not only to olTer constructive Ideas alon?? legislative Ihms but to lay down a definite liberal program hi anticipation of the tact I hat a national election Is In the oMIhg." .Speaking of the contest for Ihe house minority leadership, 'head way Indicated he was opposed H I ho candidacy of liep. James V. Wadswoith ot New York. Treadway said tho New York-pi- "represents an element Hint In Itutdershlp would mean the parly is not advancing with tho spirit ol the times." 1 SALKM, Iee. X-(Al)-TtiklnK Ihe parooning po'fi' "way uom the governor and pjuemg it in a coin m lied slalo parmu u"1" Hon commission was aug"t'Sied at i meeiing ot liovernor t,nu:-U' Alarnn'a hpeclal parole and p.'uba- uou commillee Ik-113 today. i hu committee, of which lran Wayne U Alor.se is chaiiimin, was appointed by tiovernor Martin hcn- oral mouths ago lo conduct a slimy of the iMegou parole and piohalion sysli-m. The committee will report ii tmdings at Ihe lUaJ) leglslulivu nvnnUm. 'he argument was advanced that under the existing law a large part or Hie governor's time Is consumed in luaiing prison cases. I ndcr Urn proposed new setup all pardons and paroles would be ismum! by tin pa role and probation conuni.ssioii. The suggestion iilso was ui:ide that all restrict inns to parole elig ibility he removed. These reslilc linns under Ihe proposed new plan would be in the discretion of tin pit role and pro hat Ion on id. The present stale parole houid would he abolished. Proper selection of parolees for uotk camps under stale supervis ion also was colisldeied b I lie gov et noi 's 1 i;:nniiUee. The seen ulsus of the Hii; Hip per aic about 7o lighl years away. I.iitlil. uhirh navels at a spn-d (f iMl.noil mtles H'f second. Wullld be Vo j fats in teaching our e e tiom th'se slats CARD OF THANKS W'f wt.-h lo taKe this oppotluniiy lo express our appreciation lor the kindness and nynipathy extended by our Hh-nds duriut; our recent bereavement, and tor the beatllitul thonl olleiim-.. M I S. l.onie Wyatt. daughter. Itelly. son, .lack. Mr. and Mis. (leotge Adam:'. o PERSONAL If the pet son taking Ihe three Imt ties of YIN I-: Y 1111 pot ted pr Itime from our show case, without prtyinp lor samp, will lo kind en ough to tell her friends what fine pertuine It is we will appieciale it. Krid-KHTDN'S, THE KrJXALL STOKK. Adv. I, j,Pa t -6- V 1 t t 4 t l-!l' r aw" Be it e ' it (i "if A special -1-11 club program will be broadcast over Station KO.U' Monday evening, December r, be tween 7::i0 and S o'clock, according lo announcement made by E. A. llrllton, t-ounly club agent. W. A. Parker, president of Port laud Union Slock Yards company, and It. L. Clark, manager of tho l-ll livestock auction sale at Pa cific International l.lveslock ex position, will be tho principal speakers. Mr. Parker will make auiifiuuce monts relative lo next year's corn anil pig feeding contests, sponsor ed liy tho Portland Union Slock Yurils company, which will bo of Interest, to I II livestock club mem bers ami their leaders. It Is Im portant, slales .Mr. Ilrltton, Hint I II club members Interested In growing corn and swine make ar raiigeinenls as early as possible lor their land, seetl utid animals if Ihey desire to compete in these con lesls. Suggestions for Improvement ol the 1 11 club program, especially In conneelion with livestock pro tects, will lie discussed by Mr. Clark, who lias lot- milliner of : years handled the auction sale at the ualioual Livestock Fascism Trend In South America Is Menace to U. S My JOHN T. NEA Service Stall' l.'LYNN I t (irresiioudelll MOW YOltK, I'ec. 1 I'llllcd States turns her ward Smith America 111 search ot W hat President lloosevell culls ,-H'rican "couiiiiontal solidarity. ' Iticre Js one (lunger vvilltll seems whirl) lo be ovorlooKi'd. One of ll.'o commonest ol huiuiin Iralllles Is lo.Utl HI llle perversity with which men Jiee iroin imagi nary perils inlo I lie anus m i ones. At luesent ail iinuieiise noise fills the ears about U'o tier- man menace in Soulli Aiii,,l'itu. Tills is set up as a giant enemy Jo be met ami comilleretl. Ant! so much cneigy Is developed lo meel iinil overcome this ogre thai wo give no Itiotigtil lo lite gnui sei ieil( coiled in Hie bushes which is rcul duiiger. lie ti oolite in our South Aniellcaii approuch is to be loond in our confusion ot the terms Wur. ism" and "Kusclsm." They are con tlnuullv used Inlerrmiiigoalilj. Hence Ihe disi louden us In w lie iher Soiiili Auieiica bus gone nul or Isscist Ih'coiocs olisclircd in a good deal of log Fascism T rend Notctl South Ameticu is not nazl. is not going nuzi nnd pi-ob.iltly never will. itnt South Anit-iiiu is going 1st. l-as-isin ipicsfiits a new tip pMKicli to tin nolulinii ol I he dim t ultii's nt (dpitulism. It In :i loi m hi social got ri limeut in which the Male attempt.-, lo organize ami plan and conttol the economic lite ol the people. The essence of it is the division between the economic lite and the purely political -lite. .The latter is still enttusted lo diivfl Mate serv ants, pnliti.al ollictals and rrn a ...)lit..il loolJ Hu.. Tim tin in. -I' L 5 ri 4-t '.it t- idt 1 il JC Ji 4-H GLOB PB06RJIM 1 iROOSEVELTS' KIN m nr nnrmnniiPTJ r..;, mS ' uirnp nnnill ITr I U DL DnUMUuMJI the economic hie is cinniMed di i!Ml ,l;1VH- rectly in the re pi esent .it i es of M'iie suspension, followed reeoin tnisiiie.ss oiuauied into gioiips and mendatinn of llo' inenicip 1 edg einiMiweretl lo liiaUe rules and ley f w !v; Hm-d Pellet HMl on a reckless illations aiteciing production, pne-j driving rliarge. Two P't-lrAi n - cs, competition, investmeiii. etc. itrolmeu said Ibey eiocked the young The Necessary Dictator ball player driving miles nix While business groups thus or- hour through Aitkeuy. la., m rontv uanired exeicise juiisdi tinn overs hero NoveinN'r 11. ihese economic probh nw in the j At the end of the Pi'-tlay pwimi. tiist place, they are subjeei. of ( poller will be reipiirtnl lo take a eouise. to the veto or supet isiou t new license examination it he 'or inU'rleiem'e or domiu.Uloa m 'Light! More Light!' Goethe's Lnst Words. if i 4 St. Peter found that Ifls new' fouud laitll in Jesus Christ utid' Ihe spirit which was born of made for the broadening of' his mind, and tim khtdliiijf of .. u more friendly Interest-."' in' Iris tellowiiieu irrespeellvni of- rtlce or creed. The. geuuiiio i:oligiolu. of .loses Christ' cannot' be''nnr rowed Into a groove. oiJ shut1 ib selt up within any walls or class or creed or social distinction. It must be that insofar as tho church has got class-conscious or In liny sense snobbish or ex clusive in its spirit, it lias de parted rrom the mind and tem per of lis master tuid forgotten the command which l ie hat! laid upon it to disciplo all nations anil peoples. Wo ask Thy par don, our tlod, for any times that we have fulled to exhibit (lie gracious spirit of our Mas ter or reveal tho human sym pathy and li ieudllness which lie should have kindled In our hearts. Save us from snob bishness, ami quicken our hearts Willi love. Anion. the last analysis of the state which is represented by a dictator. A dictator Is essential to tile opera tion of tills system. ThiB dictator-governed, tiual 01- 1 -Ajfi imvmnmrnm 1 nit fffwjix yi s p 3rr i 1 I II livestock ganizallon of the slate into pollll I'acllic Inter- ,.., alll economic authorities in sposltlon. ,vhlcli democracy is rigidly ex cluded Involves mlnule regimen tal ion, it-Kiilution at every point, drastic enlorci'iuent, espionage us ail aid to enforcement, etc. It Involves tho sacrifice of de mocracy lo savu Hie economic sys tem, hut oddly In practice ends very (illicitly Willi the destriicllon ol inc : economic syslclil ll set out 10 ou.e. This is not (ierinuu or llauan, ai- ihoucti the idea was first tried Italy and has spread lo l.fimauj !am oilier countries. Ill each case H originated wilniii Ihe country it- Nazism includes 11 fascist form of giivciiiincnl, but it is something essentially (ionium. It includes, not only (he fascist govei niueiil loims. but al! those oilier racial, cultural, inililary and external pol icies which we associate witli Hit ler's regime. Whcie Danger Liea This nuzisni has niailo no head way ill South America whatever, lint tascism is niuking immense headway there and promises tu inaKe slill more. Our real danger, therefore. In .nh America, arises not out ot lOornian pcnrlialion. bill out "I M'c iihill ol our southern sisters to las ic.ist tonus ol governinent. If we I enter into any sort of League 01 Nations of the West Willi South (America we may well lind before long lhai wc are 111 a league woo a whole group td lusclsl sillies slnles us violeutlv opposed to Cer mun.t us wc are. but operated upon Ihe lu.-cisl model. tl'oi'Mighl, WS. NEA Service. Inc.) FELLER LOSES HIS DRIVER'S LICENSE I iKS MlMNKS, In.. Pe'. l.Pi The state motor vehicle de piiitment' yesterday sift prided-Mu I driver's licence of Hob 1- "Mt ! American league pitching slur, for wishes to drive u car ia Iowa, IIOSTDN, Don. 3. (API 111 a formal Batting before' 1,001) Invit ed guests,- Satly Poor Clark, 18 year-old Bister-ln-law of John A. koosevelt, at high noon today be came the bride of Georgo. X. Me Liiiialutn, 25, New York and Waloh Hill, it. I., social reglstrate. Tho ceremony was solem'nizod In the Kluinanuel church (Episco pal), Back liny, by tho ftov. (J rant Noblo, of Williamstown. Mrs. John Hooseveli, llio bride's sister, wiib tho matron of-honor.' Duer McLuiialian, brotbor of. thb bridegroom, was- best man. John lloosevolt, youngost- son- of tho president, Was one- ot tho ush ers. The chief executive and .Mrs. lloosevolt were invited but did not. attend the wedding-; , They sent a set of Wedgewood plutes with small crimson figures. LIONS AND GUESTS TO FROLIC TONIGHT Members of the Rose bum Uons elub and their invited guests will frolic til the Country club tonight al the annual pie-ChristmiiH party to be enjoyed from II to 12 p. m. lYocoedH horn the event will be used in the club's Christmas bas kets aellvily. The Lions aIso: are again spon soring the decorated- homes eon test. The elub has posted' a beau- tutu cup which is presented each year to the homo owner whose res idential property is most beautiful ly decorated for the Christmas sea sou. ROBBER SMASHES WINDOW OF STORED -MtiDPOItD, Ore.. Hoc. 3. (AP) An unknown thief Thursday eve ning burled a rock through the dis play window of the Johnson jew elry more, here, gnibbed two wrist wutches and two rings and fledi Krnnk Hinehart,. nearby, attracted by tho crash, gave pursuit, but the- robber outdistanced him.. Itlne bait is a former Httgcnu resi dent. BARBS A Cleveland WPA worker told a judge WPA" workers were In the habit of getting drunk while they were supposed to he at work. Stag ger system, oil ? - The old expression "I'd give my right eye ..." is a tricky saying thes days, the market for corneas being what it is. That knocking at' Hitler's door which he mistakes for opportunity is really the sheriff with some lone oveulue accounts. Sleeping with the window open is reported to be good for Insoin nla. So tor that matter Is sleeping with the" window shut. t Mussolini bans the use of "pony" tu translating l-.it iu 1 in schools thereby coupling free livery service with free speech and free dom of the press, A. bibulous fellow Is unable to decide between Kye, N. Y.. and Champaign. 111., as a spot for the holidays. l.ooks like the Czechs ; have turned to swllm, Hai-ha- is the lead ins candidate (or the presidency. (Copi1sht, IMS; NEA -Service, Ins.- - Troops Also- Adopt Budget System, Hear Details of Three-Day Camp. Members of the committeeB and the Bcoiltmasters of the Legion post and- Methodist scout troop met Thursday nlKht at the cham ber ot commerce office to plan for future Interests of their troops, with It. W. Doman, field scout executive' of the Wallamet area council. Both troops were favor able to- helping in every way pos sible the local health officers in the dispensing of Christmas seals and promotional materials, and- in assisting local firemen in their top repair proje6t and distribution of said tbys prior to Christmas. There Beryfces-have been offered to MrB. Charles Forrler and her com mittee and James Bewley of the fire department. Objectives were adopted by each troop to establish and maintain a' budget system as a means of em phasizing the value of good thrift habits, better use of Boys' Life, the official magazine for boy scouts, to help the leaders In their effort to emphasize the ideals and objectives- or scouting- through an enriched program. Camping Costs Fixed Scouts intending to participate In the council winter camp at -Lake Odcll will be asked to make prompt application In order to as sure themselves accommodations. The fee for participation in the three-day camp to be held during the holidays, including rail , trans portation from Kugeile and re turn and meals add lodging for the period will bo J5.8r.. It wns indi cated that about 8 or 10 scouts from Ilosebiirg are planning to at tend the camp, although no- troop promotion is being given except as the boys thomsolvoB make In quiry. American Legion troop, No. 7, ia planning to hold' a "wfng-ding" In the near future, involving in vesting new scouts Into the troop and an evening or fun and beau feed. New BCoutB now entering troop 7 ure Elmer Giles, Robert llorthy, Alvln Hills, Richard Jones, Victor Roberts and Win. Stilling. This troop is now being .led by W. F. Downer and Dale It. (Owen with J. L. Saunders, Dr. li! I A-. Single, Bruce A. Mellls and Hurry 0. Howe as the troop com mittee. Troop 4. sponsored bv tho Methodist church Is led bv George Churchill and Elward Smith, the committee being made up ot S. itaynor smith, chairman; E. A. Uritlon, W. Ht Gerretsen, Alvln Kuudtson and Earl Wiley. KRNR PROGRAM (REMAINING HOURS TODAY)- 4 : 00 KamoUB First' Facts, MBS. 4:30 Georgia Crackers, JIBS. 4 :'45 American Legion News Bar rage, MBS. 5:00 Press Time. MBS. 5:31) Eddy Duchin's Oreh., 0:00 Hawaii Culls, MBS. 11:30 Hollywood VV'hlsiiers, MBS. MBS. t : l The Squires, MUS. 7:00 Chleco- & His Orch., MBS. 7:15 Symphony. 7:30 Merriwuthcr'B Minstrels, MUS. 8:00 Interlude. 8:05 Pioneers. 8:15 Tommy borsey's Orch., MUS. 8:45 Chuck Foster Orch, MBS. 9:00 Alka Seltier News, MBS. 0:15 Interlude. 9:30 -Henny Goodman's Orch. MUS. 9:30 Conto Sings, MUS. 11:45 Jan- Gnrber Orch., MUS. 10:00 Sign Oft'. SUNDAY, D1SCKMBHU 4 8:00 Walter Flandorf, organist, Miits; ; 8:15 Reviewing Stand, MBS. ' 8:30 Glad Tidings of the Ait, Rev; Ira- F. Rankin. 9:on- .Morning Hymnal. 9:15 The Chaplain Speaks, Rev. Perr Smith. 9:30 The Lamplighter, MPS. U: 45 American Wildlife, MHS. 10:00 Sumner1 Prindle, Pianist, M Ho. 10: 15 Romance of the Hlvays, Pa cific Greyhound MBS. 10:30 Saivatore Mario de Sto i phano, Harpist, MHS. 10: tr Now Pbetry Hour, MBS. 11:00 Baptist Church Services, Rev; J, Ri TurnlJuli, 12:00 Poems From The Tower t Room 12:15 Wanda Armour At The Or gari. 1:00 Trails or Adventure. I; 15 Benay Veuutas Program, MPS. 1:25 Interlude. 1:30 Lutheran Laymen's League, MBS: 2;no Varieties. a : 30 Symphonic StrhiRS. M BS. 3:00 Help Thy Neinhbor. MBS. 3::in Show of tho Week. MBS. 4:1)0 Rabbi M 11 until. MRS. 4:15 Klinor Hemlck Warren. MBS. 4:30 The Angelus Hour, Rev. Perry Smith,- Guest Speak er. .Von Biteh Cantata Series, MPS. 5:15 Full Gospel Church of the Air, Rev. A, Harold Pers- ing. 5:;m Say It With Words. MBS. 6:00 -Old Fashioned Revival, MBS. 7: CO Good Will Hour, Ironized Yeast, MBS. ' S:P0 Interlude. S:n5 Plonems. S: 15 World Affairs. MBS. S::t0--Musie by Faith, MBS. it: 00 News. MBS. 0:15 Chuck Foster's Orch., MBS. !):30-6igir Off. MONl'AY, DKCK.MUKIi 5 7:oii "Karly Hints." 7:30 News-Review Newscast. 7:40 Hansen Motor Co. News. 7;45 j: M. Judd Sb "Good Morning." 7:50 Alarm Clock Club. 8:008 o'clock Clipper, MBS. 8:30 Huven of Rest, MBS. 9:00 Man About Town. 9:30 Organ Recital, MBS. 9:45 Toronto Trio, MBS. J0:00 Happy Gang. MBS. j10:1S House of Dream, Copco. 10:20 Pauline Alport, PianlBt, MBS. ,10:45-Volco or experience,- MBS. 11:00 Homo Town, MBS. ;11:15"-Ctirlstma Stocking Pro; gram. Il:-t5 Streamline Swine, MBS. 3 :0ni Luncheon Concert. IS-: 16 Concert Hull'. MBS. PJ:30-NOontlme Melodies. 1B:35 Parkinson's Information Ex change. 12:45 Hansen Motor Co: News. 12:50 News-Review of the Air. 1:00 Henninger-s Mart on the 8treet. l':irH-Mldstreain, MBS. I:3re-Glr1 Meets Boy, MBS. 1 : 45 At Your Command. 2:15 The Johnson Family. MBS. 2:31P Nation's School of tho Air, MUS. 3:notPenHillHt) Fancies, MBS. 3:30 Mitsic Prom Mainlines, MBS: : 00 Fulton liewls, Ji, MBS.' 4': IB Nev: MBS! 4:30 W: Lee O'Daniel's Hillbilly Boys. 4:lli Inventor's Congress, MBS. 5:00 Mnerlnge- License Bureau; MBS: 5:15 The Adventures of General Shatter Parker. MP,S. 5:30 Molody Lane; With Wanda Armouf, MBS: 6:00 Musical Hits of the Week, DenmGerretsen Co. (1:15 The Phantom Pilot, MBS. . 8:30 Dinner- Dance. 6-.50J Hansen- Motor Co: News, 8:35 News Flashes, 7:00 Victor Young- Orchestral 7": 15 Irish Minstrel. MBS: 7:30 Lone Ranger, MBS. 8:0(1 Interlude. 8:05 To Bo Announced. 8:30 Joso Munzaiicros Tango Or- chostva, MBS. 9:00 Alka Seltzer News; MBS. 9:10 Roso Bowl Parade Pro gram, MBS. 9 :4 Charioteers, MBS. 10:00 Sign-Off; WINE-BEER DISPLAY WARNING ISSUED PORTLAND, Dec. 3. (AP) The state liquor commission warned yesjqrday that unless beer and wine. licensees ceased display ing their. tyi$'eH-;.:in:cwindo.wsv such uiiiit(?n iitffinxvy uitjuiiti -t j ''tl. - -v- M'-r-t yi, . . Letters WTJHhRrttfCKe-6rdaiV od- sent to all licensees. "it is hoped' that objectionable displays of alcoholic beverages may bo corrected through volun tary action on the part of licen sees, the commission said. "If not, it will be necessary for tho commission to give serious consid eration forbidding all window dis plays of alcoholic beverages." OCCUPATION TAX TO GET COURT RULING ASTOKIA, Dec. 3 (A P) As to r ia'H occupation tax will get a cir cuit court test as a result of Charles Konecki's refusal to pay it. Koneckl, boor distributor, pleaded innocent yesterday to the charge of failure to pay and' said he would go into circuit court to test the or dinance's constitutionality. The tax originally was adopted to liquidate a debt created by As toria reconstruction after the firo of 11122. REV. LEAVITT WILL RETURN TONIGHT ltbv. Linden G. Leavitt, pastor of the First Christian church, who was recently called to Chicago to address a congress of ministers, is expected to return home tonight. He will conduct tho usual Sunday morning and evening services and Ihe local church and on Tuesday evening will resume his popular classes iu speech and psychology. The classes were cancelled during the past two weeks because of tho absence of Mr. Leavitt. By grafting a cutting or a Grimes golden apple upon a Jona than apple tree, Grimes golden apples t-au be produced, but the seeds of these apples are likely to produce Jonathans. Oddities Flashed By the Associated' Press. (By the Associated Press) Tough !' ' JOHNSTOWN, Pa Butchers hero wore "beofing" today about veni son. One butcher estimated 10,000 Jlinstown families were supplies with venison because of the open season on-antlertcss deer. Ho said his trade hail fallen off 75 per cent. Game wardens said Johntowu Gaihe wardens said Johnstown 1.000 deer during the first five days of the season. I 1 1VT D I ' men liuilllt. U) IOWUIU UIO UIUIIU LUCky fNon-tSreakS l hox were Don Syfostiul, 3, and ; CHICAC.O Accosted by tvo pun-1 Pei:2y Bel's. 2. men as he was carrylnn home a "What are you kills up lo?" do dozen ecus, bespectacled Charles niamled an anary fire-chief. Renter obeyed' the "stick 'em up"' "Waitin' for our chewlu' dum," 'command quickly a little loo replied the surprised youiiKsters. DOUGLAS FUNERAL HOME TELEPHONE N0-II2 HNt vLAnC 5T5 LOS ANGELES. Dec. 3. (AP) Gunning for its ninth consecutive victory anu ine myiuicui juoo iia Uonal football' crown, Notre Dame clashes' today with the Trojans of Southern California, the far west's twice-beaten Rose Bowl represen tatives, before an- expected record crowd of 100,000. The fightin" Irish, rated tile best team to come out of Soutb Bend in eight years, were slight favorites to send- Troy down- to- defeat, but' this thirteenth annual battle' held promise of matching some of the close finishes, upsets and spectacu lar performances of many previous encounters between the two inter- sectional foes: , Rival1 backflold talent was rated about even, with Notre Dame's crow held the more consistent. Southern' California's llkoly to get Hot and brenk up tlio bull' game. Notre Dame seemed' to have an edge in the line, with" lui all-America- Joe Beinor at left tackle expect ed to outshine either of Troy's can didates. Notre Dame hag- won seven games In the series. Troy four and the 1030 engagement ended In a 13 13 tie. Winding up- one ot the toughest schedhles in tho country, Ihe Irish have scored 149 points to opponents' 2B in elglit games, while IT. S: C. in nine games has scored 152 points to 62; The game ia slated to start at 2 ll! m: . Basketball Scores By Tho Associated Pross College: University of Oregon 83( Multnomah- A: C. (Portland) 25. Portland U. 51, Bank of Califor nia (Portland) 19. Albany Collogo 24, Fred Moycr (-Portland)' 22. Bradford' Clothlors ( Portland) 23, Villaiiietto- 43. High school: Forest Grovo -High. 14, St. Helens PiH)prmaitr-r3''-4(t. , OREGON EVENTS FLASHED . FROM WIRE SERVICE .fcCOKNP:. Dec. 3 (AP Etr'tM. .XiL'UCjit Tj,. thlih llniin lm w.i-onllv Imt lovnr the old Conch lumher (romtmnv plant, said yesterday the 4U.000 toot capacity saw'mill will be put iu operation soon. WASHINGTON, Dec. 3 (AP) The interstate commerce commis sion has approved plans for reor ganization of the Oregon Pacific & Kaslern railway, a 21-miio logging railway from Cottage Grove to lta juda. SAI.I5.r, Dec. 3 CAP) Charlos K. Russell, 32, drowned yesterday in a small hike 10 miles north of here while trapping otter. Thw body was found floating' near hh rowboat. He was the father o three children. It has been estimated that World War pensions will last at least a hundred years. Stock and Bond Averages STOCKS Compiled by The Associated Press. Doc. 3: 30 15 ' 15 80 Ind'ls Hit's Ufa Kt'Ks Saturday .... 73.7 2U.U 35.0 CU.3 I'rev. day .... 73.S 20.2 35.0 50.1 Month sBo .. 76.2 21.1) 30.7 52.5 Year ago .... 65.2 22.6 3-1.3 46.7 11138 high .... 711.5 23.2 37.8 51.7 1938 low 4X2 12.1 21.11 33.7 BONDS 2U 10 10 10 lilt's Ind'ls Ufs Fgll. Saturday 58.2 U8.4- 02.6 63.7 Prcv. day .... 58.2 IIS.I 112.7 63.5 Month aco .. 60.3 118.7 113.8 65.0 Year hko .... 73.7 .!) t2.7 05.2 IMS hiKh .... 711.5 lu(l.3 -I5.1 67.0 1038 low 16.2 i3.ii S5S 50.0 From Press Wire quickly for the robbers. He swept off his glasses, drop ped the eggs and began swinging. The startled gunmen ran. One Uirned'and fired but the bullet miss ed iteuter and ha gave up tho chase. No Sale SACItA.MENTO -Hmm went the lever' on the Utile red box on Ibo street corner. . Six fire engines roared up. No fire. iVrolicd on a toy wau-nn anil hold- ADDRESS CORNER,, K05tDUkO.OR.u30N