ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBUG. OREGON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1939.
FOUR
taaaed nallr Ksrcpi Bundar hr the
Newa-HvvletT Co.. Inc.
Member of Tb Alia Preaa
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IhlB paper and to all local newa
Bubllahed herein. All rlghta of re-
Eubllcatlon of apectal dispatcher
ereln are alao reaerved.
HARRIS ELLSWORTH Editor
Entered aa aecond claaa matter
Mar 17. 120. at the peat office at
Roaebura. Oregon, under act of
larch I. 1878.
Represented by
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Pranclaco 220 Buah Street De
troit 319 Btephenaon Bids., I.na
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inle -603 Stewart Street. Portland
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ft. C 711 Hall Bid-., St. I'Oula
ill N. Tenth Street. Atlaata 2S
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LAST weekend ihe llcservo Of
ficers association had an In
teresting session mid, lo Judge
from tbo looks on tholr faces, they
hud a good time.
Soino of our good, serious-minded
folks wore indignant that our
peaceful Utile city should be sub
jected to war games. They called
It war propaganda, etc.
To Ibis editor It seemed like tha
most powerful pence propaganda
yet seen, it reminded us that
Blich things do Implicit In Ibis
qiioor world, and that If we did en
gage In a .war wo would witness
scones Hku' Ihat. , Hut then tlioy
w'oilhi, bo loudly serious not n
gamo'.' 'Who .could .want war, no
matter what llio pretext?
', ' '
Propaganda is much more subtle
than llio rollicking demonstration
put on by llio reserve officers.
Thorn Is much propaganda and
subtle propaganda loo going on
In the world but It wiib not In uvl
ilonco hero lust week-end.
An effort lo got this country in
to a war, If any BUcb effort Is over
dollbcratoly made, will not bo
inado by showing samples of a
nice war. No indoed. Such propa
ganda crfort would he based upon
lilt almost impercepllblo leaning
toward a "bate" of Homo other peo
ple. It would start slowly nt
first. Then, us rapidly as wo could
lako It, wo would bo fed rumors
of cruelly, bestiality, filth nil
Boris of things to miiko us think,
or tho other, people as baleful and
rovolllug. That Is iie way propa
ganda works.
Hut ('Kr is about lie must un-
mm' tern & J"?
4$ Rf $v 'kti i'f IV RIWM'i '?
hoy,'.
A'PKvWJf i'vm wiv fire
Uw. ay nlv) ton uv"JvJ ' f11'""''
crises. Our hope must bo Unit In
fooling around Willi Ihcsu politi
cal devlcOB, the powers that lie
do not get loo close lo tho rail
thing and get us into (rouble.
It Is gi'cal political dupe, you
know, lo be able to boast Ihat il
look cluyer , ("Jeering fp avoid I)
'conflict'' 'It.' Has' iiceli (ionb ' be
fore- but wo got loo near the
edge, and we fell lu.
.
If all of the speeches (tlyeu Jy
spcll-blndcrs upvw Mil; fJNWwl of
Lincoln' and Ills ll'e imti works
during the past lew tfuys could be
lulii end lo end, word by word, and
I he strings of words placed side by
stile, tliey would doubtless form a
carpet that would cover the en
tire earlb.
Hut Lincoln makes an Inspiring
subject for a speech. He was
one man, high in public lire In our
counlry. who thought more of the
Irulb, of Ihe welfare of the Tnlon
and Its people, than be did of him
self or or ills political torliines.
Thai is very nite, but (be example
of bow greatly it Is appreciated
by us, and for what a long period
of time tile memory ol it ats. It
Is strange that mote men do not
strive to emulate il.
Editorials or New
(Canllnued from page 1.)
(Ion it--elf.
It isn't as If the whole thing wiif
directed by one central and all
highest cuminuud, lu which event
plans could he laid and orders
given. It I a seething anl -hill of
pcparato and distinct inteicst.
each intent upon doing tho beat
jMinslMe Job for itself.
. Thic will nivo you tome Idea of
the pandemonium that reignu on
tills uittu-ujitde J.-lfi,nU In Ibe euud-
ow of the great now bridge.
"TMIKRE'S a lot of cussing, of
' course, and a lot of ticking off
of somebody else's shortcomings.
But there's also a lot of good-natured
tolerance, and a vast amount
of shrewd handling of agitated
and harried humanity for the
pressure In Die last few days of
getting a big show like this ready
for the cash customers is terrific.
'It's really astonishing how well the
whole affair is being handled In
these last hectic days before the
curtain goes up.
If you want a lesson on the out
standing value of the good old
banana oil, as contrasted witli tiie
futility of fussing und finning and
finding fault, Just come down here
and-stand around for a few hours
on Treasure Island ill these final
hours of truvall.
You'll bo everlastingly Impressed
by the fact that It's the spreaders
of the good old oil thai are getting
somewhere, whereas the fiiHSorB
und the fumcrs and the cnmpluln
ers are getting sewed up tight be
hind the eight ball.
That's a lesson that's worth
money to anybody.
State Press Comment
Catching Steelhead.
(Portland Oregonlan)
im. oitiinercial fishermen, in
argumenl at Salmn on the merits of
a measure wnicu wouiu cmnn,r
the steelhead trout as a game fish
In all Oregon wutera except mo co
llimbla rlvur, did their causo no
benefit whou thoy charged that
angling, and not commercial fish-1
lug, is responsioio iur hduuhhi,
stoelhoiid cutchos ill the coastal
streams.
This contention is so onvuniniy
.Imnril lis Hcurcely to Justify dis
cussion, but porliups there arc resi
dents of Oregon who lire unaware
of the proportions of tho roipec
livo catches.. Tho commercial
fishermen may, and somellmes do.
lake tons of sleolhcail In llio same
porlod when the anglers catch at
jnost a few hundred fish. Then,
too, It is not uncommon for anglers
to find Ihe marks of net meshes
sleolhead caught by lllem in
nlreaiua closed to commercial
rishiiiK.
l'erhuiis Ibu greatest Inroad the
angler makes on steclliead Is tho
catching In open season of young
fish, six nehes or more III lengin,
but even of Ibese no consmorame
number Is tuken from any sleol
head brood slroam. Tho Oregonian
offers this comment not lu con
troversial spirit, but In fairness lo
un iucruuslugly impurtunt rccr
tlon.
LETTERS
to the Editor
BLACKOUT DECRIED
ltoschiirg, Feb. il, 11139.
Kditor Kows-lievlew:
Talk about propaganda "ways
leading down to war." It Is such
us lh!s Ihat puis war Into Ibe
heads and hearts or peopie. IT we
were Just allowed lo forgul war. and
concentrate on peace. ami inci
dentally, proHperlty, we might in
the ruluro. rciiliM; what Hie iwo
latter mean. Hut never by having
hideouts or blackouts or what
ever you call these uolorlous
tdli.vs''-"lioiM'VMj.ug'.uii Ihe UlM
or.Uic 11001 win '; ar. M - old
Mel'lc, WUv .l'4,0Wc,ll out) Ihe bi s-
icrfv.-D iiaieolr. oi lie JaJ'Icr IvhtWV
VVl'i'V 10 M'.V I WKr ii.wVruiJup
II beciiusv lier people urv tuon;
llysleriiul, more lacking In horse
seilse, than those ol other Oregon
cities?
Who Is behind this fade-out--pur-
don hlilciHilll business? Willi 01
Iglnaled tho whole hideous atlalr'.'
win- oh whv is such allowed? And
why have It staged in our fair city?
And whv dill our people annul un
ODDITIES
Pastorale
DKCATl'lt. III. Krunk llatt-held-er
of llaiiisloun tlgun-a lit? '
rial jinx bus headquurler along
state route Jti west of here.
One day recently Ills car stalled
nit the road. Ills brother Kd droe
In the rescue und becan low inc
the dlsabltvl machine. Kniiik'a car
was hil and bmlly wrecked by a
truck duiiiiK the journey.
Flank purchased a new ear. It
was hil by another auto as Knink
drove homeward oti 7.ti.
Fish Tale
SMITHKIKI.n, N. ('. (His ..
Duneatt luts a Jonah tish in Ins
Koldftsh bowl.
Dunean, an attorney, t-atd a min
now nou residing happlU aniutiL;
the goldfish whs used by a neigh
bor several das ai:o as bait to
catch a Jack fish. When Duncan
cut Into the' fish, out niggled the
uuuuow.
KLAMATH POMONA
BACKS MILK LAW
KLAMATH KA1.1.K. Ieh. t;l.-'-(
AIM Klumath county lotmna
manaeis oted Saturthiy m:aiust
repeal of the milk coutiol law but
criticized a protston ot the law for
"ale of milk quotas aUni; vuth
dany lie. lis. They asserted quotas
should reort to the state when
sale was matle because the present
system tended to create ti monop-oly.
OUT OUR WAY
(? A GIRL. SLAPPED HlS VEH , BUT SHE TOLD
E y I FACE FER KIDDIN" HER HIM TO KEEP THAT 1
-!. I WHY, THAT'S A FINE I THING" AT HOME
COMPLIMENT TO YOUR w
WW 1 ABILITY AS A VENTRILOt ((. "
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j il'w'e"' masiaviej. me. THE JOKER "'V ' CT.t?. WIULlM S
I M iiic u.5 payoff ' "c O r"S ,2-3 y
The Adventures of Ug
Story of An Ancient Malcontent, Whose Problems Were
Similar to Those of His Modern Counterparts.
lly T. H. HANN'IKTICIl
t:ii liter n
Wlien I'g got back with his hand
ful of salt he sure stalled trouble.
Some of Die other women In the
Irlbe made life so 'miserable for
their mcnfnllis they started out
Willi Borne flsli lo trade. Hut they
hadn't smoked Ihe fish, und the
strangers not only didn't trade salt,
but chased Ihem back toward
homo with some broken beads and
other signs Unit quality merchan
dise was the only kind wauled.
That did cause trouble in the
home, and finally a delegation or
IiiihIiiioiIs called Ug nut und asked
him man lo man to help them gel lots or them were living in cucs.
some salt. land now they were in the way of
He still remembered all the grief ; having salt, which was a real lux
he had caused by lurnlshing free in y for those times. That poor mis
fish, so be turned it over in his tuken savage really thought busi
dim mind and figured one fish lor i ness was a good thing lor the tribe.
iii, fuh one fish lor Ibe smoke lie was a simple guy.
pnlenl, one llsb for the trip, and
anolher llsb lor Ihe risk ol getting I
DEMANDS LISTED BY
Problems of Western Land
Use Get Attention; Tax i
(irealer coordlnution of the nc-
tlvllles of county courts, alule lor
eslry deparlmeol, federal forest
service and private bind owners in
Ibe development nnd management I
or .wcslcru Oregon lutid lor us nest
W ' tS liivl' ')''' tfl'.'bi'f or grazing
PUHioses proved to be me Keyouie
of Ibe uullual Uiceliug Ol' Ibe Wesl-
'ciu rjrvgu"l.llvv.siock ussociailou
V ,IU i-'VA,i: "'S' -,"'."'
.NJosi or J be fluiuc-rous resoiunoiis j
unil! cvii'iuiUve reiioVis ui'tt'U 'upon I
by' 1 1 tv ussoclaliou bad to. do dl-J
roclly Willi I ho racl Ihat the rapid j
dlsapiiennince of virgin limber re-1
sources bus left the coast conn-:
Ilea, parliculaily. Willi a decreas
ing lax base which can. in Hie
opinion of land use ooluuiltlees.
best be restored through the no
veliipuicnl of u larger livestock in
duslry. . Pat,rol( Taxes Favored,
C diualloit ol" this moveuielil
wilb Ibe present tile proleclion and
r 1,... u .. .. u 1 1 1 1 o 1 1 1 ihimw i
the adoption of a resolution based
Ion the statement that intelligent
' " nd directed use of fire is essen-
l ial o Uie deveiopjueiU and seed -
hik oi range uiui piiMmo iauu "
ivrHii'iii w recoil. t ii in I i;.it 1 1 u i ii ' 1 1
urged that ihe governor's new
policy und planning committee ob
tain changes in existing laws to
permit levying of fire patrol taxes
on mazing or agricultural lauds,
that such lumls be used lo develop
fire liails and give assistance in
binning and lire
lands, that state lot esti y fir
lighting
iiuipinoiit and personnel
be available lor use in directed
burning as well as lite suppres
sion, and that county courts ro
il aire seeding to grass after per
mit flies.
The assoctat ion condemned the
indiscriminate use of fire and
commended the state board of for
estry lor Its work In the suppres
sion ot sue It burning. More re-1
search on establishing ami mat a- j
mining utazinc. both on t in over I
lands and in older foothill pasture;
and brash lands as advocated
and financial help trom the te-lcr.il
government will be sought for this
purpose. A farmer or . livestmk
mower tin the mime comuhssum
and a sales tax to relieve prouerty
were other recoinmudatton.s adopt
ed. . I'lescut pi lnclp.il ot fleers wore
re elected, including Albeit Powers.
Couuilie, president: II. K. Nichols.
Ititldle. vbe president ; Hairy l.iitd
mvu. (V S. C. secretary. Kxeciuive
committee members, in most cases
presidents ot colmty association
are A. I. Marsteis. Kost binti: J.fchantc, who wanted to do six mn's
H. Turner. Cold Iteach; l-'ntnk Van ; work and ii rowed a bombing
l.uvan, Hroadoeut; Jarvis iMWs.tpinne to do it
St. Helens; Fred Knox. Kucae,
anu it. u. jones, pinion,
clubbed or speared. The olhoi-s
howled like coyotes. The stouo
age word tor economic royalist had
n't been invented yet, but they did
pretty well for amateurs.
Poker hadn't been invented yet,
either, but Ug knew when bo held
four uces, so he sat tight and they
finally gave in. He was certainly
an abandoned character. His old
sponr monopoly was all busted up,
but lliere he was making bililBeir a
bettor monopoly than ever. Not
only that, but lie was becomlm,' a
middleman and an exploiter of la
bor. Hut he thought it was all
right. The tribe had plenty of fish.
(Tomorrow: Surplus Problem
r.noniB.)
Daily Devotions
CHAItl.KS A. EDWARDS
DR.
Anyone who IhinkH Ihat the
(ominaudnuMil of Jesus, viz: To
not let the lrt baud know when
our right hand did lu bestow
ing a generous gift is an alto
get nor easy one to follow does
not know much about the subt
leties of his own heart ho very
often when wo do a generous
thing we feel so good about it
thai, we-like the whole world to
know. Anonymous generosity
is with most of us a unite diffi
cult achievement. And yet Jc
hus .seemed to think it a very
I'lne duality of sonl. ITbapp it
ou'bt to hapM'ti oJteueJ- Uij.ui it
does. We confess tbe'wakjja
i-oiue "byforv Tb aj, this Utile,
our (jid, and vv uy 'I'hvv fyf
ilVi'per"yitH'iity,-y to orb houewt
devotion, a nipre tvuniu und
utiseli'ish love, that our lives
may be truer, 'anil nobler, and
more worthy. Amen.
BARBS
Knnrud llenlrin sks "Where can
we lind another Hitler."' and the
0,1U l llu
I
Keutuekv iurv lias fined a
1 , Ior 8rii(tnK u' pL.t. l'ro-
j toi:t Iuk our songbirds, eh?
Kormer Kaiser Wtlheltu, tit So,
attributes bis long lite to sawing
wood. And a good last auto ride
out of lieiiin some -U years ago.
Kuosevell and (iod were most
popular in a recent poll of New
control on suchlVork school children. The third
winner, spinach, indicates the kids
were prodded, not polled.
To the three fundamentals of
Tie ucb patriotism, l-'raternity,
K.iuallty and Liberty, may bo
added . a pair of Junior partners,
Curtiss-Wright.
The citrus surplus may result
trom the fact that there Is little
point in throwing a grapefruit at
motion pictutes.
A Chicago judge has ruled that
a husband has a tic h t to slap his
wit-. Most people w ill want to
know if the judge is married or
just a fatalist.
A hoy with a future In politics
has been found in the merchant
malfne. His Job was peeling po
tatoes and cutting the eyes out.
He described himself to land lub
bers as "ship's optician."
Tie model u ai inv dampens
leadership and initiative as wit
ness (lie tive years at hard labor
h.im'cd lien Kiiei:e!m:.n annv me
u'opnsut, ii;iy. NEA Service,
By William
RAMBL1NGS
by
Paul Jenkins
1HKN tho hypothetical
(or
something) enemy planes
roared over Itoseburg from up'
Sutherlin way at
S:45 Saturday
night, the I o w u
went almost com
pletely 1) 1 o t,t o .
Complying with
the request of
the Iteserve Offi
cers m couvon- t"K'
tlon hero, wholM&jw
were conducting
t h e
11 U I t II n -r.
. mta-,,
I.a n . It V:r.
from the air. the
town went as dark upon the pre
arranged signal as the inside or a
black caO
That Is, almost. Here and there
a householder placed a degree of
confidence in the efficacy of yel
low window blinds which was
hardly warranted by the results ob
tained. Jhit these' Instances wore
acattering, and i recKon a loreign
bomber would have taken them
merely for the reflections from
lonely shepherd's huts; or perhaps
the glimmerings of a new Idea by
some junior chamber of commerce.
There was one bright and shin
ing defection reported, however
the uncurtained blaze of light from
a storefront right in the midst ot
the wealth and importance of the
downtown district, it is further al
leged that Ihe owner is also an of
ficer In tbo Iteserve Corpsand
that now be is (nullified for candi
dacy for one of its significant
awards. Hut then, perhaps some
enemy did this thing to him.
The complete blotting out ot
light Jn prenarntipn for' iljy e.
evfrcTy Vr rM. Jccw.oPjf iv rc-
iKa-l's IV UV JV-SVVV W0l0eU
to pj event Possible; bvMibiijg aud
?V$Wi--m ' vr.'Jtf. .j.fi's jrajlyjr
etc. Miepucs wer.e uearu 10 jk-
mark: "The very idea! Imagine an
enemy observer (iY even a friendly
one, being uble to locate our docks,
or railroad terminal even iu
broad daylight."
Well, of course, If they ain't
there you can't see 'em, everyone
knows that. Hut with t"..e I'mpqua
Valley Authority still keeping
green under Ihe ice, the practice
jfOf-'defendlng (Tie embryonic' docks
undoubtedly was in order.
Jlut as far as our railroad ter
minal is concerned, wv can afford
to laugh indulgently at the id.en of
any' (further) daniug'o being Uouo
lu it.
f ,
At the airport Sunday morning
several hundred persons gathered
to witness demonstrations of chem
ical warfare as practiced by the re
serve units, assisted by local
guardsmen.
A large proportion of the crowd
were kids, who.-e interest in the
proceedings transcended all else,
even keeping them away from their
beloved Sunday school. Leave it to
a kid to be interested in anythii.y
leading lo trouble and everyone
knows there s lots of trouble con
nected with wurtare, even lu a
mimic war.
One of the officers touched off
some kind of a powder pot which.
w hen fully ignited, poured forth
incredible clouds of vaporish
smoke, its purpose being to screen
Attacking troops from the sight of
the enemy. The kids took to the
Idea magnificently, and rushed
back and forth in the billowing
clouds like apparitions. Lvery once
iind a while, they would collide
with each other, vision being sin
gularly poor out there.
One k'd snatched off his cap
and. bidding it ouer the pot, filled
it with a bellying camo of smoke,
then replaced it on his head. It
caused him tn resemble a chimney,
as the smoke release! itself from
the mesh of the wool. Soon all the
kids were doing it.
It ought to have W.n effective
against lice. If any. Mixed with a
little Fitch, it would have been a
swell dandruff remover, or hair
restorer 1 can see the government
basu't gone as far in this dim-tltm
73 1
SHOW LEVEL LITTLE
The UmnQiia national forest re
ceived coimiderable snow over the
week-end, but in the higher levels
the fresh deposit about kept pace
with the Hettling of the old layers,
thereby keeping the level constant,
according to a report received this
morning at the local forest head
quarters. Steamboat CCC camp and rang
station reported considerable
snow over the week-end, but today
there was but little snow on the
ground. At Wright's ranch, on
Caps Uluhee, the snow depth was
5 inches, while at the Foster ranch
at liurut flats there was 12 inches
of snow on the ground, with more
falling today. Tiller ranger station
reported 8 inches of snow over the
week-end, but today tne wnue
mantle remained only In sheltered
spots.
HlK Lamas ranger station, m tne
heart of the Cascade region, had
more huow today with a total
depth on the ground of 'il inches.
Deer reported still in that area last
week apparently moved to lower
levels over the week-end, as only
one deer was seen today and no
tracks were in evidence Diamond
lake reported 67 inches at the lodge
and .SI inches at the summer
homes.
i'OUTLAND, Feb. VS. (AP)-
After shortening the fishing season
two weeks, the state game commis
sion adopted angling regulations
Saturday covering bag limits and
specific lake and stream regula
tions for 3939. The season will
open April 15 and close Oct. 15.
lhtg limits Included:
(ieucral bag limit Fifteen fish
or 15 pounds and one fish lu one
lay ami not more, than -lu fish iu
seven days.
Lake bag limit Fifteen fish or
15 pounds and one fish in one day
and not more than 30 fish lu seven
days.
Willamette and McKenzle river
limits Ten pounds and one fiBh
but not more than 15 fish in any
one day or 20 pounds and one fish
but not more than 30 fish in any
seven days.
Opening and closing regulations
of streams and lakes by counties
included:
Douglas Calamut and Wolf
lakes closed; Loon lake and tribu
taries open.
BASKETBALL
Games-Gossip
liy the Associated Press
The Oregon Webfoots were only
four games away from the north
ern division. Pacific Coast confer
ence basketball title today as the
campaign entered its final stretch.
The Webfoots made it two in a
row over the Idaho Vandals iu Bil
ge no I'Yiduy and Saturday to give
them a record of 11 victories to
one defeat. The score Saturday
night was uIMJfi.
Tho W'ashiugton Huskies, who
still retain a very slim chuuee of
overtaking the WtfliTqots, 'sita.vij
U Ifc.e. WW fey vjOibg lljWf' W:
jc5 iu me A-uoijjJOii aunt
hft thfy W ;wiu VbJjAkWain-
ing games tp'feiu fyy'tyv cryw'u.
Thy udals opeu u cellar
dwelJJjug sea:ieii, jth lbs
Suite Ueavers iu Corvallis tyuitflit.
i be weuioots win meet tne tieav
ms in a traditional state series this
coming, week-end.
Tho Huskies will renew their
warfare with tho Cougars In Pull-
in tin this week-end.
The standings:
h Pel.
1 .M7
7 .12i
S .111
Ac.
432
3i0
: 4'iS
307
Oregon
..11
u atiliiugioi
W. S. (J
O. S. C
Idaho
SKATTI.K, l'Ph. 13. (AIO Lad
clio fiiilc. precon's aensiitioual
ai'orlnir lorwarU. niii ill) Ills ' soil-
sou's totnl to 1111 poluta over the
wcokcml. lie scored 18 points
imalnst liliiho at Eugene Saturday
niKht.
Thu Wcbfont star had lour games
lel't In which to collect 3'J points
to surpass the record establislieil
iu 1U36 hy Wally I'almbers, ol
Oreson .Slate, ol 187 points.
lly Ihe Associated Press-
liisirict Iraskciball elimination
contests sot under way decisively
in Oregon over the week-end, with
winners pointing Tor regional play
offs before the slate tournament, at
Salcni.
Medfonl high school waxed
Granls Pass 32 In H to win the
district nine championship and the
right to play in Ihe fcialeni tourney
in March for the second consecu
tive year.
Astoria pulted out of a first-half
deadlock to beat Salem. 3o to 1.
Other Scores
Ashland 27. Klamath Falls 23.
Southern Oregon Normal 47, Ore
gon Normal 31.
Willi man 4'J, Pacific uuiversity
9.
Albany college (Portland)
College of Puget Sound 31.
Consistency
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the congregation at Trinity Kpis
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grin-ainl-bear.il altitude while the
orcan wheezeii and played off-key
Finally a repairman was hired. He
look the instrument apart. Inside
he found a family of eight chip-
aiuaka,
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HORIZONTAL
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English -statesman.
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11 Name.
12 To force.
!l 4 Journey.
l6 Booty.
117 To exist
18 Valiant man."
19 Wading bird.
21 Soap
substitutes.
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29 More painfuL 63 Passage.
30 Self. i64 Composition
32 More modern.'' for nine
33 Reverence. instruments.
34 Apprehends. 65 Arrow poison t
37 Elf's child. Juice.
38 Heavenly 87 He was
body. secretary of
39 Chinese , - affairs,
money. .58 To disagree.
41 Tapping lever. . .
45 To impel. VERTICAL
48 Lion. 2 Roman
49 To habituate. emperor.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 13 (AP)
Described by detective witnesses
as il practieer of "witchcraft." a
south Philadelphia tailor was held
without bail today for trial on
charges of plotting to murder for
insurance.
The tailor. Paul Petritlo. lfi, was
named by a convict nephew as
chief conspirator in what investi
gators say was a three-state "poi
son ring."
"If information now in our hunds
is true, this case will ' make the
famous Bluebeard murders in
France some years ago pale to in
significance,' Detective Sergeant
Itlceardi said.
- Assistant District Attorney Mc
Devltt termed the tailor the "evil
genius" of a group he charges con
spired to kill "ut least 10 persons
for $in,nrin insurance."
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Mutual Broadcasting System
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JMct .Mcr.fa'u's'eich., AJS.
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5:00 SWifies' In Contrasls. MBS.
5
30 KlitNU tniiuien
s Hour.
5:45-
Reviews and Previews from
the State Capitol.
(1:00 Tonight's Tune.
6:05 Hansen Motor Co. News,
6:10 News-Review News Flashes.
6:15 Gen. Shatter Parker. MUS.
6:30 WOU Symphony, MUS.
6:45 Mutual Maestros.
7:00 American Family Knblnsou.
7:15 Musings.' . -
7:30 -Lone Hanger,' MBS
S:00 Interlude.
8:05 Frun;' Bull. MB,S.
8:45 Jimmy )orsey Orch., MUS.
9:1)0 Alka Seltzer News, MBS.
!i:15 Frauk & Archie, MUS.'
9:30 Ij'ob Cio'sby's' Orcb.." MUS.
9:45 Thos. Cohl'ad Sawyer. MUS.
10:00 Devil's Scrapbook, MBS.
10:30 National Anthem, Sign Off.
TTKSDAY, FKIlIirAItV 11
7:00 Stuff and nonsense.
7:15 4-H Club Program.
-7:30 News-Review Newscast.
7:40 Hansen Motor Co., News.
7:45 Rhapsody in Wax.
8:ii0 Sons of Ihe Pioneers. MUS.
S:ir Haven of Rest. MUS.
S: 15 Manhatlers. MUS.
9:00 Boss Trio. MUS.
9:15 Home Town. MUS.
9:30 Man About Town.
9:45 Rlehardsou String Quartet.
MBS.
Ui:n0 Happy Clang. MBS.
10:15 That Was the Year, Copco.
10:30 Hon Aires, baritone, MBS.
10:45 Swlngsters. MBS.
11:00 Nations School of the Air,
MBS.
11:30 Eddie AlbrigM. MBS.
11:45 Hollywood Whispers, Clear
Again, MBS.
12:00 Songs Sweethearts Sing.
MBS.
12:15 Three Quarter Time. MUS.
12:30 Cats and Fiddle. MUS.
12:45 Hansen Motor Co. News.
12:50 News-Review of the Air.
1:00 Henninger's Man on the
Street.
1:15 Midstream. MBS.
1:30 Two Keyboards. MBS.
1:45 Book a Week. MBS.
2: on At Your Command
2:30 La. I-orce ' Berumen Music
ale. MBS.
'2 : 45 Your English. MUS.
3:00 Feminine Fancies, MBS,
3:30 Airliners. MBS.
3: 4 J Boy Scout Program, MBS.
nni 20 To scold.
22 To cut grass.
23 Native metaL
24 Epoch. ,
26 Genus Ol ii
p geese.
27 One plus one.
28 Meadow. -
30 To make a .'
mistake. '
31 Kiln, i 4
35 Valuing.
36 Rabbit '')
3 Three
collectively. ( era seea.
4 Antagonistic. 140 Mathematical
SPoem. term.
6 Compass point 42 Singing voice,
7 To become 43 Nobleman.
enthusiastic. 44 Merriment
8 Walleyed pike. 46 Head of
STurwsn viue. -ainouc
12 He has a- church,
personality. '47 Enthusiasm.
13 Copper. 50 Not (prefix),
15 A career 51 Carmine.
is predicted 53 Provided thatv
for him. 56 Street
4:00 Fulton Lewis, Jr., MDS,
4:15 To lie Announced.
4:30 Clipper. MUS.
6:00 Tea Dansant.
5:15 Johnny Murray, MUS.
5:30 The Children's Hour.
5:45 Reviews and Previews from
the State Capitol,
6:00 Tonight's Tune.
6:05 Hansen Motor Co. News.
6:10 News-Review News Flashes
6:15 Gen. Shafter Parker. JIBS.
6:30 Kd Fitzgerald 'Review,
MUS.
6:45 The Johnson Family, JIHS.
7:00 The Phantom Pilot, MUS.
7:15 Mutual Mnestros.
7:30 The Green Hornet, MUS. I
8:00 Interlude. V
X: 05 Clyde Lucas Orch., MUS.
8:15 Don't You Believe It, Sensa.
tion Cigarettes, MBS.
8:30 Of Life and Death, MUS.
9:00 Alka Seltzer News, MBS.
9:15 Frank and Archie, MUS.
9:30 Ceo. Hamilton's Orch, MUS.
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OREGON EVENTS
FLASHED FROM
WIRE SERVICE
POKTLAND, Fob. 13. (AP)
The wrecker's a.ve descended toilav
on a Portland landmark and one of
twy njvsfi preiemious Oouj;s ver
bllilt here. ' The "rcsideucj; ' Is " Xliu
gslo'uiyu HirscU iouyrli- U West
gOiuijid.e. "Si."" Glaii- "anif" .V'ista
uyenuvj. '
uuiu in uiu, at a cost ol fJOO,
000, it had 20 roonis.' A super byii.se,
it will be suceefUed iu sOpf fjisi
ion. a gasoline company saying Ji
will construct (but kind of u serv
ice station there.
PORTLAND, Feb. 13. (AP)
Senator I. D. Staples, Tillamook, in
a hospital hero for rest und obser
vation, was reported making satis
factory progress today. Salem ru
mors said he intended to resign
from, tho' legislature, but bis wife
denied them emphatically.
MISDI'ORD. Feb. 13. (AP) A
ffoup of CCC enrolle.es rescued
John (.'. Chaney, Kings mountain
district miner, near Ibe Jackson
Josephine county line last Thurs
day after he had fallen exhausted
from battling a snow storm for 12
hours.
Dr. E. H. Porler. CCC phvsieian.
said Chaney collapsed while trying
to reach Rogue river Tor food. His
wife was alone in the isolated ca
bin, safe but nearly out of food,
CCC searchers learned.
METHODIST SUPT. '
GOES TO HOSPITAL'
PORTLAND. Ore., Feb. 13.-Ur.
Sydney W. Hall, of Salem, super
intendent of the Cascade district ot
the Methodist church, has been ad
mitted to St. Vincents hospital
hero for a clinical study of a sinus
condition which has made it diffi
cult for him to carry on his work.
The study will perhaps take a
week, causing him to cancel all en
gagements, including several ad
dresses Monday at Roseburg before
a group meeting of Southern Ore
gon Methodist ministers.
OREGON REGIMENT
WINS ASSN. TROPHY
SAI.KM, Feb. 13. (AD U. Col.
Clifton M. Irw in, commander of the
1 1fdh Mia4l 11 rt illorv ronir-onl
! Oregon national Ruanl. waa not!
! f ie.i Saturday that the reciment
- "as bean awarded the i:oa.-t ar-
tillery association trophy as 'fie
(best national guard coast arlilltry
I regiment in the L'nited States. The
award I? for 193S. ami the same
Uesinieut also woo it iu 1?33.