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FOUR lo the conclusion Unit distribution of wealth must ba based upon DIS tribction ov MONEY-MAKING ABILITY, which Is apparent ly fairly constant from generation to generation in all populations. U.urd llnllr Ki-.pt Supdnr 17 '' N?vi-ft'Vlf Co.. Inc. Hrmbrr of The Axnolalfll I -rrmt Tli-i Annuclatfil Ptn l excliilv y ontllleil to the ue for rput Ra tion of all nowa dlapstchen ""in?11 to It or not otherwise creil led In this paper and to all local new. published herein. All rlBlita of ro publication of BDeclal dlspatohel herein are aluo reserved. 111 AT fa to say, If you took ail tho wealth fn tho world and divided U finally anion? all the peopto in tho world TODAY, the smart ones would have the bulk of it again before the year Is over. HA.HR1S ELLSWORTH Editor IT'S pretty hard to change, hit- man nature. It's much easier to CIIANOti YOURSKLF. if ' yon want wealth, you'll gel farther by BECOMING HMART YOURSELF than by trying to make the world over. Entored n eccond class matter May 17, lyau. at tho post office at RoseburK. Orexon. under act 01 March 2. 1878. Represented by West-Holliiday Mvt , ork 271 Mndlion Ave.. Chi- cntf.1 3(iU N. Michigan Ave. Smu frum-lnt'it r0 Bimh Struct 1 trolt am Stophenson ultlK.. ! AnKf-lr 133 H. BprliifC Bireet. h .ttlr B"3 Stflwiirt Street, 1'ortimicl 620 S. W, Blxth Street, Vancouver, O. C 711 Hall IllK.. t. Iuli 411 N. Tenth Street. AllantnUM Grant BulullnK. SubHcrlptlun lUtlcN Dally. Per year y mail. $M0 iJnlly. 6 monthH by mnil t.oO faily, 3 inontliM by mall ....... . 1.6 Dully, by currier per monili. . . . .& Dully, by currier per vear 7.u Education Coats WHILE the legislature is making provision fur tho carrying on of all the state's functions and en terprlses, one of the- most import ant of which is higher education, it might bo well to refresh our minds on just how the state sys tem of higher education Is financ ed. Included in this Hyslem are the University of Oregon, Oregon State college, University of Ore gon Medical School, three Normal Schools, eleven agricultural ex periment stations, and slate and federal, cooperative extension work. Mt 1b n vast enterprise for tho benefit of all Iho people of the Btato and it costs a lot of money, Tho main costs of Iho Hyslom, under Oregon law, is curried by what Is called the mlllage lax, u certain per cent of tho general tax collected by the state. This mlllago, determined Buverul years ago when institutions were small er, varleH and tho difference be tween tho mlllago funds and the uclual 'cost of the system is ap propriated at each aesslou of the legislature. For tho bieunlum J.)37-19::8 the legislature meets only once in two years It required an appro prlation or $100,000 In addition lo tho mllltigu funds. It is estimated that for 1;i:;:M!HU it will require an appropriation of $(1(1 1,355 lo main tain tlio Institutions of tho system on iho present level with no ex pansion. Here are (lie Items: 1. To comply with the mandate of the last legislature that salaries of state employees, cut dining the depression, bo restored will uiKo JtUD.OUt) for the two years. 2. For- repair of buildings glecled for lack of funds during tlio past seven years, and for re placement of obsolete Instruction' al equipment, $2110,000. ;i. Required to euro for In creased enrollment It has In creased 106 per cent allien liUIl .1 HXl 5200,000. I, Amount necessary to con tinue federal rouperallve exten sion work on tho present lev S(iU,Uaff, this being duo to dlHcon tinnance of certain federal appro piinlloiis. We have tho word of the ol 1 Ic ers of (he system that this appro pi la Hun for the work of the next two years Is tho minimum lor maintenance on lite present level and they add regretfully that will be Impossible to undertake any expansion of services during this bieunlum. 1-liuuu'iaiiy speaking, the gov eminent ol the United States is a cute little enterprise. I Hiring tho mining- year, aemrding lo (he hud gel message, it cost $111,1,1; X.ir. PKR PAY to stay In bus! , ms. And during Ural time shall be going fin titer In debt the extent of one million doll EACH DAY! , One (mug about I he recent ap pointincnls made by the president they certainly gel talked about What, for example, do you feel like saying about a cabinet whit Includes: Madame Perkins, Harry Hopkins, Harold lekes and Trunk Murphy? Editorials on News (Utfuiinued from page i.J tho poor). In fact, he say, remarkably little there Iiuj bei n v n r I n I I o n lliroiiph the ypiim In Hon of weallh III the illsti'lbii the United Stales, anil what Is true of the I . S. In thiM respect Is true of Kuf; Intnl. Franco and flei inany. I OOKI.N'Ci lor tho ramon ' for TIIK 76th congress assembles, ..lini.ui. ItM nrnniillno nfNcerH. and perfects Us organization in preparation for the work of the coining session. That is ROUTINE news. HE incoming congress is clear ly in a mood to cease being a rubber Btamp and to reassumo Its constitutional function as a co ordinate branch or our govern ment. That is BIG NEWS. HE United States of America (which means not only the na tion but EVERY CITIZEN there of) In suffering today under cer tain serious handicaps, including heavy national debt which must be either paid or repudiated and axes ho burdensome, as to tako from Industry money that might otherwise go Into wages. If congreHB had not surrendered its constitutional function six years ago, we might nave been spared these handicaps. T Ik true that nothing Is to be gained by crying over spilled milk. Hut It la (ilso true that we can't hopo to make progress un less we aru able and willing to profit by tho mistakes of the past. If tho 7(ith congress will waste no time at all In crying over the milk that has been spilled but will dovoto a groat deal of tlrriu and honcHt effort to profiting by tho mistakes of tho past, tho na tion's future will he very much brighter Indeed. ,011 many, many years (not necessarily Just t:io six years of tho New Heal) wo have been governed by polltlciaiiH. If, Tor a few years now, we can he govern ed by STATESMEN, we Bhall be amazingly fortunate. It Is the hope that among Its members enough .Itiilesmtm muv be Included to constitute a work ing majority that makes the as sembling of the 7-ith congress such an important event. BARBS From news story of Cleveland, t murder I rial: .. . she told Stan ley Sulkowskl she hail killed her hushaud only to rrlghtcu him." Seared to death, eh? Nazi Propagandist Guebbcls Is re ported In tied with a tummy ache. ermaus will probably bo told liar- old Icltcs put something in his soup, Surgeons announce a new de vice for piping light Into the body as an aid In surgery. We know of a few sets of bruins that could use piping Hystem like that. A British scientist sees a return to rigid world economy in ' lHali. Apparently ho never heard of the ek atter ( hi Islmas. Hoar hunting In making a come back in the southern states. If it shows any results we suggest the sport he extended to the nation's II'IOCK. Jitterbug dunces threaten col lapse of buildiims In Mankato, Minn., t lie city engineer warns, it! they can Just make certain the ji terhugs are in she building when It collapses It's okay with us. A Harvard geologist says the arth acquires r.n.oon Ions of met orhe dust daily. If Europe's dic tators hear nbout It they II be de manding a few tons. The shah of Persia has severed tllplniniilli' rilntii,tiM with bt'railse it! II joke about Kiom-h ni:ii:iUlu,'S. oh, : tl'olivi Itilil. l!i:ts, NKA liu-.) France it cat in haw ! Service. KRNR PROGRAM KKMAIM.NU HOI KS TOIIAY i : no Fulton U'Wts. Jr.. MltS. 4 : IS- I.. A. Open tiolt. Mils!. l::i'i -linunas of Youth, MltS. fctll) Mairfaue License Itomiui- res, MHH. f. : 1 .". (len. Shaller ParUi'i'. MUS 5:30 Melody Lane With Wanda Armour. (Von Interlude. 6:0G Hansen Motor Co. Nevs. 6:10 News-Review News Flashes. I'.: 15 -The I'hantoin Pilot, .Mils. n:f!(l Kick .llliuen's Orch., M IIS. -.:4.-, Frank Hull. MP.S. 7:00 Curtain Time, Corn Klix, MBS. 7:30 Lone Ranger, MBS. 8:00 Al Ponahue On h. 8:15 Basketbatl, Koseburg vs. North Bend, Sunset Thrift ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON. FRIDAY. JANUARY 6, 1939. WS''7; I SHA Home Owned Store j , ' f 1 f 6 4f3k fwM"': , , Prices Effective Saturday and Monday , 4' wmA ksM i -F LOUR f i5v-r; 4 !Jr---J V ZS J C, ) f I i,-2 lbs 79c 242 lbs 59c BOA B Lf OV J I CAMPBELL'S PEABERRY r ,0c I ! I SOUP COFFEE &-J47 M i i mm n salt rAP . 2& mil' IllHltoiC TOMATO Concentrated WfM I ltr".U"r" "r'g'uili!!!!!! THE GUARDIMsl ANSEL Jgwau-xMS J 3 can3 for Blu. Pkg. 7 fT'ITWTW&i '1 ,i!!:,8Gl,tro3s:1, v;lat, Mysterious Problem XX Of Navy I ESMSSSLl MTglP o orr. in CarJbbecn Tests U. S. Defense v SlTHl 0RAN6ES I i PATFRDA Y, JAM 7:00 "lOarly lllrcls." 7:30 News-Review Newscast. 7:40 Hansen Motor Co. News. 7:15 Ithapsoily In Wax. 8:00 Ohnrlln String & l-'lnto Kn- Koinhle, J1IIS. S:3ii II. s. Army llanil, MIJS. 9:00 Man About Town. !!:) l.oliez Oleh. j : 45 Walter Flnndorff, OiBim- Ist. MIIS. 10:00 Tom. Mommy, Spec I a vent Broadcast, II IIS. 10:30 Women's Forum, Copco. 10:15 llltmaliois, MMS. 00 -Intel collcKiato Debates, MIIS. . , 11:30 PhotoKniphy All n I vcrmiry Special Uvcnt. MltS. ll:in I.. A. Open Coir. MIIS. 12:00 Music Hull From London, MIIS. 12:45 Hansen Motor Co. News. 12:50 News-Review of the Air. 1:00 tlloomchasei-s, MHS. . r 2:00 Address by Mrs. F. I). llnosevelt. MBS. 2:15 The Johnson Family, MBS. 2::!0 Sammy Kayes' Orch.. MBS. ;l:l)0 i'lillf. Oovei nor'3 Barbecue, MBS. :t:H0 Salurday Review, MBS. 15 I,. A. Open Coll. Mils. .( : no Utile Jack Hollers' Orcli., MBS. 4:1", Of Mutual Inlerest, MBS. 4::',u-Avros' Orch., MBS. 4:45 American Legion News Bai'lliKi', MBS. 5:00 Jazz Nocluine, MBS. 5:110 'Fix; Flillilren's Hour, (1:00 -inlerlnde. 6:05 Hansen Motor Co. News. 6:10 News-Review Flashes. li: IfiHawali Falls, MBS. II: SO Jackson Hay Dinner, Ail dress by Pres. Itoosevell. 7:00 Belly Jane Uh!'dH. MBS, 7: in -lloosler Hot Shots. 7:30 Toniniy Tucker Orch.. M IIS. 8:00 Ituss Moritan Music. S: 15 Tommy Horaey's Orch.. MBS. S: I5 t'hilck Foster's Orch.. JIBS. 9:00 Alka Seltzer News, MBS. !l : 1 r. - (lien firiiy's Orch.. MBS. !l : :ll - ('elite Sinus, MBS. 11:45 .Inn Cnrlier's Orch.. MBS. 10:00 SIkii Oil'. SFNIlAY. JAN'. S S:00 llelene West brook. Organ ist, MltS. S:ir. - Reviewing Stand. MBS. 8:30 Glad Tidings of tho Air, Rev. Ira F. Ran';in. !l:iiil-- MornliiK Hymnal. 9:15 The Chaplain Speaks, Rev. Perry Smith. . II: SO The l.amplicliler. MBS. i: 45 American Wildlife. MBS. 10:00 - Sumner Prlndie, MBS. 10:15 Romance of the . Hi-Ways, Greyhound, MBS. 1ii:30 From File. Salute of Hit Nations. MBS. 11:00 Baptist Church Services. I2:C3 Poems From the Tower Room. 12: 15 Wanda Armour at the Or. gan. 1:oo Itenny Yenula's 1'roKinut, MIIS. 1 :- Interlude. 1:30 Lutheran Laymen's League, MBS. 2:00 Varieties. S::tn - Rahul Macilln. .MBS. 2: la - F.linor ltemick Warren. M BS. 3:ea Help Thy Xiislilier. MBS. 3 ::io Show of the Week. MIIS. I:en ,. A. lpen Coll. MBS. 1:30 The Anoelus Hour, Dr. C. A. Edwards. 5:00. Symphony. 5:15 Full Gospel Church of the Air, Rev. A. Harold Pcrs Ing. 5:3o "I'ear Mr. 1'icidetil ," M BS. 6:00 O I d Fashioned Revival, MBS. 7:00 Good Will Hour, Ircnized Yeast, MBS. S :l"l Pioneers. '; S : IT. World Affalr.i. s ::lo--Music by Faith -i.oo News. MBS. -.1:15 - Frank A- Au hle !i:3ti-SIin Oil'. MIIS. . MILS MP.S CARD OF THANKS V wish to cvpn'sA o r shicrrc matllutfc tu our many fr'eniU for the kimluess aa.l sympathy itfiui vi ns hi our recent yovunv aiul tor tho many lovely flowova. Mr. t'-vl l'uvis ami tumily. v Aaaifus AHac i From fhe At ant ic SI we; wwiifcM c, oatvL0W Prices III u By ALF.XAN'DHR R. CF.ORCF AP Feature Service Writer WASII1NCTON. Tho United Stales navy Is secrelly massing for '"war" In the Caribbean, sen, once the haunt or pirates and now key to the del'emie of America. The fleet salllliK from west coast harbors is In tWitlnc trim. The admirals have -"chosen up aides." In February, the "white" fleet will swing out around that arc of islands on the Caribbean's rim from Cuba to South America then turn nbout to attack. Tho "black" fleet will stand (run ril over tlio rot-ion. That's the setting Tor the mysterious Prob lem XX or the U. S. navy. It's Gotta Be Heal It's going lo' he as near real war ns possible, for if IIiIh.. coun- trv ever laces attack from" A l hi litre It's a 10 lo 1 but the de fense will depend largely upon coniiol or tho West indies re gion. And while Fnde Sam keeps a wary eye on Japan's ambitions in tho 'pacil'ic, lliere may be in these new inanetivbers some Indlcaliou of another eye cocked on the rapid rise of Germany's sen and air might. Al any rate, Problem -x will lie the I'leel H first war game in the Allanllc since 1031. Involved 111 this vital naval problem Is: 1. Pioteclion of the Panama ca nal, invaluable short roulo lor tho I'. S. fleet between the oceans. Z. Prevention of establishment of a base from which enemies could striUo at tho U. S. or South Amoilcii. 3. Kasier control of essential lanes between American ports. As tlio liiup shows, tlie natural protection of the Caribbean lies In BASEBALL HORIZONTAL 1,7 Man famous in baseball circles. 10 Salt uf oleic acid. 1 1 lrawniinn bird 12 To sleep. JN A I .llI I E:RR.S5 D.ROP QAftIA P tftOBBHU COOKS a.t'L lU'R 3 To feast. A'SWDKDBSh 16 Insect's egg. 17 Half sable. 19 Type measure 20 Entreaty. 21 Native metal. 22 To skip. 23 Small child. 25 Joker. 21) Mohamme dan priest. 30 Insurgent. 31 Precious metal. 32 To examine NBSriAWSHDSiP t nri d i r ,t,taiM,Aiui iau E t !R BCjAiPlR: riNiEHAiBj Acquired, R : A; S P IS R 10 :p:o: . 44 Madmen. 47 Behold. 48 Baseball nine. 50 Proportion. M Rowing tools. 53 Strong smell in ti vegetables. secretly. 34 Accomplished 55 Pertaining 35 However. to frogs. .16 South America. 38 Tree uid. 40 To woo. 41 Northeast. 42 Railroad. 57 He is a base ball . 58 This of baseball is 76 years old. 5 W IT J U'i&Zk - mt1 mr- ?m kinPF IT. "i fr-'n m Mi- y fey m IJm U lmiiTr rTTTT defending the thrco major pas sages between the inlands. Guard riikoh between the IeIhiuIs. uard-1 ISJ H!j9 nunc Ma Mammoth m c I B M size, H US l- : : ing the 50-nille Windward passage between Cuba and Haiti is the U. S. naval base at Guantananio, In southeastern Cuba. It is not heavily fortified. I n Range of Bombers There is no naval base at tlio Mona passage between Haiti and Puerto Rico, hut there are several good barboi'H and potential facili ties for air forces there. The big navy bombers at Hie canal could fly tho !)33 nautical miles and re turn without retueiiiiK. The marines have an air base on St. Thomas Island, along the third major passage, the Anegada. between tlio Virgin Islands and the Lesser Antilles. A Mighty Armada Tho "white" Invaders.' com manded by Admiral K. C. Kalb fua, will try lo establish a const base "somewhere." The defending '"black" navy will bo commanded by Vice Admiral Adolphus An drews. This "war" will Involve 111) warships, some (JOO planes', five big i airplane carriers, scores of dart- ! lllg destroyers, swill, sleek sul) marines and cruisers. The person nel will Include about 23 admirals j and vice admirals, S.uuO officer, lie.ueil ciinaicu im:u uuu uuimi, 2,000 marines. Umpires will score the casual ties, gunnery and strategical suc cesses and failures. Submarines will go long' distances as undersea scouts. The air arm, particularly the big flying boats from West Coast, Norfolk anil Panama, is ex- j pected lo gel lis toughest work- uuu Marines will be In there, loo, carrying out landing and base de fense operations possibly at Puor- EXPERT. Answer to Previous Puzzle 17 High i i-'i i-v,'vl mountain, :UiULil I ",ini . , Modpr,. 20 Ostentatious display. 22 Possesses. 24 He is known for his to handle baseball players. 26 Chill. A K't. K'A !A MIS.HI I Ht b 28 Brim. 33 Sweet potato. 33 Pubfic auto. 37 Amphithcatei center. 39 To analyze. 40 Account of game points. 41 Giantess of fate. 43 Shower. 45 North Africa, 46 Sloth. 47 Den. 48 Male cat. 49 Ratite bird. 51 Unit. 52 Coin. 54 No good. 56 Preposition. VERTICAL 1 His real name is Mc- Gilhcuddy. 2 Liquid part of fat. 3 Birds' home. 4 Wood demon. 5 Neuter pro noun. 6 Weird. 7 To change place. 8 Pink. 9 Measure. 14 Exultant. 15 Corroded. TOOHiW rnnuf rnnn j THE BROTH M Se?! "' 1 "T i'7-.-.r Ri.176 .Medium ?i 313 FRUIT taTl . 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War Won't Be All Aildilioiuil activities include rsr tensive gunnery 'pi'iictico ami the scheduled visit of the fleet to New York for tlio World's Fair opening in April. Altogether tho West Coast ves sels will he in the Atlantic about the months. Some may be shifted to the Atlantic squadron, recently put under the command of Ad miral I'l.iiide ('. Rloch. About I!2 combat ships of the Pacific fleet, already moving into the Atlantic, will renin in behind some for overhauling. The mock war wU! take naval hafllewagons over an area extend ing from Cuba southeast to Brazil and the equator. Huae patrol bombers w ill soar over South American shores demonstrating what the I'nited States ran do in the cn-called 'united defense" of all the Americas. -o- LOCALLY-WED PAIR IN DIVORCE SUIT rOQriU.K. .Ian. i. -AJiednc cruel and inhuman treatment. 'hmk II. Murphy, ("oquille. today had on tile in the Coos county cir cuit touri a petition for a divorce liont May Murphy. Plaintiff seek custody of' the couph's two children, ownership of (he couple's real mni-eitv and tli'e to household goods and family ;;liro. The contde was married Nov. C3. 1E. at Roseburs. Murphy allege defendant was qiianvlsome; several times thrent- jened him with a butcher knife, and U. OF 0. DEAN FINED FOR DHL! DRIVING KPGKNK, Jan. a. f AP) Enter ing n idea of guilty tn the charge of driving while under the inllu ence of intoxicatim: Ihpior. John J. Lands bury, dean of the school ot music at the I'niverslty of Oregon, was fined $!!u0 in police court here today. His driver's license is auto matically suspended for one year. Dean Lnndshury did not appear in court, his plea being entered by his attorney. The dean was charged In a com plaint sinned by Chief of Police Carl Remnan of driving while un der the influence of intoxicating liquor the evening of December li'K 'j:V . He is alleged to have crash ed intf. the car of Maurice Stnuffer and shaking up Mrs. Stauffer. an ex pectant mother. After hitting the Slauffer car. the Lamlsbury machine proceeded to the raiho;V crossing at Broadway and Alder where, apparently con fusing the railroad tracks for the street, the machine was driven for a distance or several hundred feet aloiitf the tie.i, finally stalling near the eleventh street crossine. MOONEY HEARING ON PRHCR AM OF WPMD rtVUbKrtftl NKINK The Rose burg ratlin station KRNR, through the Muuiai-I ion l.ee Broadcast in sc system, w ill tarry to radio listeners Saturdav region of 'hp t'.-'-i.-r- the matter of a pardon for Tom Mooney, convicted Preparedness day bomber, whose 22-year strug gle for freedom is expected to end this week through action by Covernor Culbert L. Olson. The Mutual network will carry the voices of Mooney and Olsoa ; in a special broadcast direct from the state capitol at Saeranifnlu between Hi and I');;!0 a. in.. Sat- i unlay, aeconling to Marshall Pci-x gra, KRNR manager. MARAUDING COYOTE NEAR ELKTON SLAIN KLKTON, .lan. (J. A rhoep Kill ing coyote which has been catr-im; mtu-h destruction on the OM'i' Haines r::uh here was traiJi,,,'i Tuesday by John Sawyers. Mr. Haines has -Inst several head ot sheep and goats during the fall mouths. Mr. Sawyers has heen cry successful in trapping several nf the animals responsible for roir.o ot the losses. -o- EXAMS FOR DRIVERS IN ROSEEURG SET examinations will b"; condu t '1 in Rose'.nr': Tuf-s lay and Wedn--?-day. .Inn. In and 11. for anidiiani for permits or licenses to drive nn.f tor vehicles. The examinations will be conducted at the courthouse h "'h-nn Mown, examiner of operatoi I .iK(1 PhilIlffell fr htf Mlllher Oregon district. o.-. Many hotf-ls. apartment houses, and otfice buildings in New YorU jiianiicil. nnr-n(f . fi
