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Newspaper Page TextTWO" ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBUG, OREGON, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21. I93V 1 III -mmm mmm i i i i ii i i i i WASHINGTON, Keli. 2 (Al'll Till) limine passed it'Klrilnltoii to day extending IrtiditiK powers ofl the Iieronstrllrtmn i'tnillK-u corlior- niion mm Ufa at the elprtrk home! mill (itnii uulhoiily until Juno JO, I 31HI. The measure coes lo the senuti'. vhirh Irns tfpploved similar It-Bts- Intlon. Tlio house unmoved I lie hill on ll voice vole lifter ropuhllratis wimoi rieleuled In an alKMinn lo uholisli the eler-trle homo mid lurill liutlior- )lv. Ilen. Lure 111-. Muss. I offered llm amendment. usHurtliii: he want ed to ohtuln u test of coiiKiessiiinal xenliineiu tor lialtliiB some of the leileral Kovernnleiil 8 iKUIvities. The hill orlKlnillly calleil for ex tension of HFC powers lo Jan. la. l!Ht, but an ameiiilnient advnncliiK tho (Into to Juno was adopted without oiiposition. The house turned down, hy n stiiuillliK vote of 1I0 to 8!l, i nuiendlnent hy Hep, Volcotl 111- W It'll.) to take from tho president tile rlitlit to-'Slop or suspend Kl-'r Joans, regal illess of the views of the HFC directors. It would have niloweil the presi dent to halt HFC lendlnit only upon Hie adviee ol the HKC houril. ' The hill also doiihles the $20, OOil.ui'O capilai stork of tho disast er loan corporation mid authort.eK that agency to make loans which may be necessary as a result of Hoods, hurricanes or other disasters in jiwi arm ldio. High Calibre of U. S. Planes Reply; to Foreign Orders OUR BOARDING HOUSE witK Major Hoople rSAV, KEEPx CAM'T HH BOSHJ RELATIVES WITH j savvy' you, AW OLD MOMEY LOOKUKH WJWOKJE PROSPECTOR, BOOTIM Yf ELSE TO MEA.WC "THIS A MILUOW-DOLLAR PROVES IT-SO STOP BRAYIWG Ml ififT i lucr Vtti la vyyzA alio liccovr 11 112 k.iiictc: ikj JwK m. 11..!-. ,.. , ...,-r,-. Y22n L 1KB A RUBBW HEEL. WW IM A SLEET aORAA Z COK1TOUMD TH BLNSTED-: Jg J I REMEMBER WJHEM VPc PRWTED FuF,- UMP; TOTHlUK 1 YOU COULD WEIGH THAT X TREATED A MILLION! AIRE 5 l TH' tJIWGLE )SJ A r UNCLE WORSE THAN AW . 'f RELATIVES POCKET - ORDINARY RELATIVE j IV' KCNNf r-iutv yvut-M y j- V--'- I PAY DIRT "THERE C HY"- I Va-'COPB. 3 BV HE SERVICE, INC. T, M. REG. U, S. PAT. OfF. Y I I TS-S 1 ' r l ahead In Hie husiness or hullillliK I Tl in TT 111 II rim rftn ' I Lend Money to a Judge." inline, lloiildeooleil motors, which I DULL U I flllllLII LIIU olfer far less head resistance than I lllll I III H V III ! 1 1 1 1 TO BE OPEN TO 70 . Hv I1KHCK TATTON WASHINGTON, I-Vh. WO. If It nrcoiiHtllHluMl nodiliiK cIhc, (ho r v.mt duHl-up ovtr the milo or Aiiht Ji'iin iwr pin nen to Kriiiu-o at U'iihI Miip)utsl70(I Um fact thtit (ho Amor ivnn nhiiliino torlny in a hlfihly prii'd bit of eqiiipmciit In ntr forc es till over th world. Thoro 1h notliliiK new nlmut t ho milo of AiiHMfciiii militiiry pliincs lo loreiKii founliicH. ft Ima uvvn Uohk on for a ImiK tinid in Htcurl Jly IncrousiiiK voluiue. Indeed, the fuel H(!i'iii8 to be tlmt American flfchtitiK lilnnea mid molniH urn in tcKi'iil lmrtH of ihi fiKlKtiiR fleet of nearly every pient nation, I.iint year, for liiHtunco, llet'imes viiro iHHiiod lor ho exporl to (iif-at lirltnin of O.OOO.Oud wnrih nf ' military planet, idu $S.r(),iiiU vortli of molora. Othor llt-ensea insoed duriiiK the your provided lor tho export of juuirly SC.OfiO.UOO worth of llwhtlnn planes to China. $S,oiO,oon worlli to tho Nethm-lundB KitHt Indies, SU, 1100,000 worth to the ArKentlue.Hiid moro than ?f),(HH),iM) worth to Knmco. And Still More Thi'80 tiro only it few of (ho mili tary airplane oxport Mi-oikxih lifted jit tho Hiuto depaitmont, Japan, in t'ldentatly, last year hotiKht mili tary planes worth ?!.7:U,iH'(t. Nal tleiinany took llOG.Ooo worth of nil-plane onRlnes. Soviet Russia IioiiKht non-military plnnes mid air plane motora worth upwards of $2, 300.0110. Hrnel! pot $I,2ili.0iM worth of war planes from the United Mtalort, IVni took $s:i7.000 worth and far-otf Slum lioimht to tht .Ketit of ?r.;tr.,ooo. I Nor does that tell tho wholf ! ptory. Soino ttiiio uo th-rmany jienollalrd Tor, and ko(. t lit rUht to build airplane motors lo Ameri can patentH. In thi) name way, HtiKtda for moro than a year has "been bulldliiK planes on Amerlean model!. (The fact that American lnamifai'Uuers say that neither tho (ioniums nor tho K tine in us are tnrnlim out as ood a Job as the Antet Iran ovigiiml is bi-nide the jiolnl. most HKely.) Hut tho military planes sold a lmiad uro only pail of Iho tdory. Amt ih an fommeiTlal plnnca art? In vatt demiind tibroad. The iMiteh aro jiarlbulaily sold on them, Thflr lainons Kl.M lino from Amsterdam to India. Java and Australia uses Aiurrtrttii tiansports and Ik highly popular; lutitlenlally, it mlht be Avi nth uotiiiK dial in rebuildinj; ltu-ir Ka.st liulii's military air loive the Out h aro rel in largely on mt-riran tdaues. Sidllnn American tiluues (o com-: inerieal ail" lines overseas is a touult job, bi-oause most of tho-'e lines ait! heavily subsidl.cd by their res pert h e pox eminent s and ilo thoir buxiuu in ihe home fartor ies regardless. (.'oiiMfjuently, sax aviation peoph hevo, the timnes on tlio number of foroin-luitlt planes lised (Mi Kmopean ntnnieirlal lines tlon't really loll the utory. They do say. tlmimh, thai when rommerelul liners uie nold stiiedy (mi merit, with no nationalism po lilleal ((Misideiatioiia luvolvetl, the Ametiean liners eonipete with Knr-opean-lniilt frail. It is the Amci i tan ships xvhleh are iiuue popular Willi the traveliui: pobit.-. Kvery hii often someone iiMne. back tiom Kumpe lo reot t tlini American plan are belli a out classed In two irspects. Kust. be CHUM' Knmpean deilr.neti me far ahead In Iho IniKiness of building in-line, liquid-cooled motors, which offer far loss head ipnislance than tho American radial, air-cooled mot ors; and second, because Kiiropean military planes can attain higher speeds. Ill answer, il Is admitted thai American designers have not pot very far with the In-line motor; but it is pointed out that tho radial motor Is llphlor and moro compact, than on sliiple-moloied ships It Is no wider than tho fuselage and hence creates no lidded xvind re sistance, and that American trans port planes still outsell thoir Kuro-pean-htiilt competitors when no con siderations but tho Inherent value of tho pianos la Involved. And as to spued; foreign mill tary planes bavo attained speeds of 100 inilos an hour or bettor but the argument is that Ihoso speeds havo been won at tho sacrifice of mnneiivenihlllly, A typical Ameri can pursuit or combat ship It is argued, would run lings around those Bpeedslers bemuse It could climb, turn and twist about far moro readily. (CopvrlKht, JlKlit, NKA Service, Inc.) " PUtLIC fNtMYO NtTHi H01D-Uf ThUff MCRti DVMKft TWO.-.'TME TUMFiC SLUG1. Satiottal Safrl) t'o-iiu-iJ Anyone who "'holds up" traffic robs other drivers of time, just as Ihn bandit who "holds up" a bank robs tho depositors of their cash. Secretary of Stato Karl Snoll re marked today. ltns drivers who must maintain a touuh schedule day In and day out, reuardless of traffic condi tions, are unanimous In condemn ing the driver who crawls along like a snail, forcing other driv ers to remain behind his car in long. Impatient lino. One bus operator reported follow idn a string of cars tor fill miles beforo being able to pass the leader, who was a young fellow in a powerful coupe out for a ride with his Kirl friend. There aro often good reasons for driving slowly, but thoro Is never an excuse for delaying traf fic (or those i easons. Sneli said. The man xxiih the poorlv-ninctton- ing car. or iho man who wishes J (o gae at the scenery, can easily pull ntf to the side f tin- mad at no lucomciiit'iic o lo himself and pot nut the cais behind him to pass. Tnn k di Ivors x ho must travel flouly on hills and winding roads, make a regular practice uf i(x- ping at Intervals to let f.isu-i trat in- by. There is no leasoti. in ' Stii-ll's opinion, hy pi ivate op- 1 ei.ton should not show equal! xxilllnenos to avsTst u.ttlic and' tmestall the foimation of a dan i giM-ni "Pti.- up" on Do- hk-hw.jv I TRANSPORT AVASHI.VCTON. Feb. 18. (AIM The air safety board today placed "basic responsibility" for the loss of a rutted Air Lines transport piano off Point Ileyes, Calif., last November 2!) on the "bad judgment of the first piiot, Captain Charles II. Stead, and on two Oakland dis patchers." Five persons died in the accident. Tho dispatchers wore Thomas P. Van Scelvor and Philip Stover Showallor. Tho report said the two dis patchers cleared Hie ltl-faled ship on Its last flight and wore respon sible for the conduct of tho trip un til it tciminuted. Tho report recommended that the air lino competency ratings of the pilot, who was one of (wo survivors of tho accident, and both dispatch ers he revoked. Tho plane was lost during a flight from Aledtord. Ore., to Oakland, Uiht. It curried four passengers and a crow of three. Only Stead and An Atlanta, da., widow wants bachelors Id the state penalized wKh a $100 annual tax. That's still cheaper than a wife. A certain Class has been some what of a pane to Mr. Roosevelt, Txvo Nebrasku women killed 59 rattlesnakes in a cornfield. Yet they probably scream at the sight of a mouse. Providence to bar Soviet film says headline. Oh, well, the Soviets barred Providence, diiln t they? A Tennessee gal left her husband because he xvouldn't buy snuff for her. 'Snuff for divorce. They're trying to force registra lion of bee-keepers in an Ohio county. So a fellow can sting ihe owner of a bee I hat stings him! A group of political science stu dents want to borrow the senate chamber for their annual confer ence. Probably want to see what the place looks like when all the seats are occupied. What's new about that plane one passengeV ' sulisoquently Tracking up after nearly setting a wore rescued METAL PREVENTS BEAVERS' ESCAPE SAN I'ltANCISCO, Feb. 20 (API It looked ligo Oregon's bea ver's had escaped from their liens at the San Francisco Kx position yesterday hut Charies T. Haas, chairman of the exhibit, dispelled Ihe tragic possibilities thousands of persons would be deprived of view of the busy animals. After chewing the fence posts and digging huge holes in the sand, the beavers had taken refuge In a box. Haas had metal placed in to the ground to prevent escape. Photo murals of Oregon in the Halt of Western States have at tracted wide attention. They in cluded shots of the Pendleton round-up and Crater Luke park. BARBS Conceal Franco Is reported learn ing Italian and Cerman. On the theory that xxheu peace comes, he'll want lo know how to say "Ciet out"? That ClutmlK-iialu umbrella may not shed water but it has certainly done well as a peg fur Jokes, No enterprising laxv et added a course o school has i "Hoxv to BARGAINS In Started Chicks ALSO DAY OLD WATZIG HATCHERY PHONE 740-J now speed, mark? Lots drivers do that daily. Science has vindicated mother's opinion of spinach for the kiddles, Science would do better to do some thing about the taste. (Copyright, HKlii, NEA Service, luc UNIVKRHITV OP OREGON. Ku gene, Feb. 21. - Scholarships a mounting to $(11.50 each, which will cover the cost of major feee for three terms, will be awarded to 70 students who will attend the Uni versity of Oregon next year. It was announced by Karl M. Palleit, reg istrar. An onimrtunltr to obtain 40 of the scholarship awards will be open to students who have never before attended an institution of higher learning, it was stated. The re maining 30 scholarships will be given to students already register ed in the university. The selection of recipients will be based primarily on need, and the high school or col leg lute schol astic record of the applicants. Ap plication forms, which have beeu sent out to high school principals throughout the state, must be re turned by April 1. The awards will be announced in May. Dr. Fallen said. Applica tions from graduate and undergrad uate students now attending the university will be due June 1. Anyone who has graduated from high school and who has not at tended any other college will be eligible to apply for one of the 40 non-student nxvards available. ODDITIES fire alarm headquarters, which of flcially notified No. 17. The super service held the dam age to $5. Subway Snare NEW yORK-John Thompson. 12, was carrying some glue home, but that wasn't what caused him to get stuck when he tried to save a nickel by crawling through the spokes of a subway turnstile. It was u footbalj under his sweater that trapped hlln. A police emergency squad f in ally freed hoy, glue, anil football but John was still Btuck lor an explanation. .. Elephant, Maybe SANTA MONICA, Calif. Police blame someone's long memory for the looting of the cornerstone of the chamber of commerce build ing, built in 1929. The metal box was pried out, and a dollar bill and some coins were missing. " 5?' No Dinner SEATTLE H. D. Griffith went fnr n wnilr vtUhnnt nlin .. h fire under a pan of beans. Vhen--he returned, four engine companies, two truck companies nnr) n mmln nt ftpa ,1 . battalion chiefs were doing it for mm. ine oniy damage was from smoke. (Hy the Associated Presa) . Crocodile Tears EAST ST. LOUIS, 111. The ban dit who held up Mrs. Clementine Wussler's confectionery was a cry lmhy but he could still take it. Willi hand thrust In his pocket as if hilling a gun. the robber wept copiously iiH - ho demanded the money, promising to repay her luior. He took $10 in chango and left. Now Mrs. Wussler's feeling glum. Extra Measure SOMERSET, Ky. Fifteen cows and three hogs escaped from A. E. James truck when n rear gate be- cume uufustened. City policemen rounded them up. reloaded the truck and Jnmes drove to his home at nearby Danville. Hut the officers hud .been loo zealous. James returned the next day with u cow he said did not be long to him. CnJTEnjjeffl WASHINGTON. Feb.' 20. (AP Arno B. Cammerer, national park director, advised Senator Charles McNary today altboui;h the government sought to encour age informal use of parks for win ter sports, funds for Crater lake xCere insufficient to keep roads open and maintain facilities. The senator made the Inquiry on recommendation of Charles H. Mack of the Klamath county jun ior chamber of commerce. The director explained budget estimates for next year Included an additional $5000 for road main tenance, f2000 for road equipment, $1860 for another ranger. More requests will be necessary if the popularity of winter spuria continues to increase, be said. Funds for expanded facilities can not be asked, he explained, wnen the personnel was unable , to keep up with the present needs. Rainbow Dairy GRADE A RAW MILK , Direct from our farm to you' To Start Delivery Phone 14-F-33 Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer 1935 Dodge Sedan 1934 Plymouth Sedan UTNE BROS. Rose Garage Playing With Firemen, CHRISTOPHER, III. The volun- teer fire department of Christopher nuu nuey reported embarrassing situations. This community of 4,000 was without fire fighting equipment for several hours but no one was aware of.the fact. Officials didn't know the Ire department truck had been stolen until it was re ported abandoned seven miles from I the village. ! At nearby Huey a residence was I destroyed because firemen couldn't i get their truck started. Thieves Imd drained the gasoline tank and substituted wuter. . , ATTENTION LEGIONNAIRES At Your Own Risk . EMPORIA, Kans. Twenty-eight seniors and 20 juniors with high marks will be permitted to cut classes at College of Emporia whenever they feel like it. Hut there's n catch they huve lo pass final examinations. Super Service p KANSAS CITY One of , the Klnoke enters at fire station 17 looked out n window and hollered: "Look fellows, there's a fire breaking through the roof of that house over there." . Never nt a loss, one of the other hoys grnhhert n phone and called fig mid enjoy the "double-rich" Hour- n yJJl bon favorite of old Kentucky. J&-W& PINT 85C QUART 1.55 C 90 I'ROOK SCHKXI.EV OliTtU.KRIf S, ISC- NEW YORK, S. Y. gf- f-V " ... . J ' I., i VISIT Th moil beutl ful cockmi! loting In San Francisco. "lt' Diff.r.nt." CARDINAL' RICHELIEU room ' Van Not at Gemry San Franciico'$ mott rni'ni'n( location in thm tiNttr of vrUhing Cu-ic Ctfntvr. Newly furnished 123 room suites for transient and permanent guests. Popular price dining room service. Low permanent rates.. .. Transient: rates $1.50 up. FIRST SHOULD ff COME YOUR HEALTH o o plan to sptnd your vacation at RICHARDSON SPRINGS fin tti mountain oar CSico, BwtUl L County, Northern Cahfornit fx, i 1 4 A k Yog .!l Find Evtiy Vuiliin Attracton; Ei Comfort end, without olra coil, the Famous Health-Building Mineral Waters If you hav your haalth, ktap it If you'va o$ t it, regain it. Tliasa Springs can do wondtrs for you. A "round trip home" for a one-ivay fare! LONG DISTAN'CE telephone service is friendly, human, person! communication. Is puts you there practically face to face. You talk, and you are ansuxrtd. Nine out of ten Long Distance calls are made ready while you hold the line. The average time for putting through your calls to other cities is only a minute and a half. THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Regular meeting at the Armory Tuesday evening at 8:00 o'clock. li.nterlaillmellt and refreshments. (Adv.) ADJUTANT. Kor style, health and comfort, wear Nullone Foundation Gar ments. Phone 834-J. (Adv.) SPECIALS ON JOHNSON S WAX j Wrfll thty laitl 1 thU tpatlal can. We Carry a Full Line of SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS Churchill Hardware Co. IRONMONGERS tuta Tnn It Y BEFORE YOU jCTl I JLi DECIDE! SEE THE ATTRACTIVE GAS RANGES AT NEW LOW PRICES! SPECIAL' PRICES On RANGES IN STOCK FASTER than ever before. Oven and Broiler- Pre-Heating have been stepped up waiting time cut to a minimum. CLEANER The gleaming por celain enamel range surface wipes clean as easily as a dish. EASIER It makes cooking easier with automatic heat con trol, smokeless broiler, simmer burners. ! 1 .-I J v :, ' '. .- J" f 1 t ? - ' - - feytaS - ' "" -: For those who have a Gas Range Now would be a good time to purchase-an Automatic Gas Storage Water Heater Start the Day Right With Plenty of Hot Water Terms and prices within reach of all. Small down payment, small monthly payments. AMONG FUELS GAS Alone SATISFIES CALIFORNIA-PACIFIC-UTIUTIES-GO. Form erly SOUTHERN OREGON GAS CORP. Phene 71 121 So. Stephana St