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TWO ROSF.nURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSF.BURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1939. mi M s ! FLAPPER FANNY By Sylvia HELD IN SEATTLE - COM 19I4IT HtA fit VIC ( . t M IfC U I FAT 0" - HKATTI.K. .hui'-' 7 f A I') l liTllu-H Hin'sh.l l-'ri-d U. Hills, rfi-yt;t t-(jld buslines mini, on a RiHinl litn'fiiy uaiiiiiil Tin-wlny in ii wove (li'ci ili'i by 1'Kinrt ulnr It. (!ray Winner as Hit "liifcr.wt Kuttnlli- i-.ihi' in vi'si iiii tun thin oU'ico I'VtT uiiuli'. " Tilt' warrant iinusi'd IIIIIh ul oh (niniiiK "inont-y In i'Xthh ul b'2'.'t from Mik. Mai I in MuIhuh- by ineaiiH of trick. drire ami lumen jramc." The jjiuscriilor rallM It "only a holding cham" riming In r Umt work on ( In ram-. "Thin Ik a itnnplfh' Mii)irlm' to inn," 11111 Kitld as In- n liookril at the i-Dii ii I y jail. "I haven't a cent m 1 1 ami my lines tons knew exaeily what h." uolnn on. did 1'wiyltiiiin I could to protect my iiiveniorn.' Me witH aril-sled al a rooming Iwiiine on u ti I'l'Mii an iimitm lop ed Hoilice. lie satrl lie recently underwent tieatinenl at a pihale Kit in tilt iu in tor a head ailment hut left "because my money tan mil." The proserulrir aid losses to other Seat 1 1r iriw.slius. im luiliim persons prominent here, nnulii reach at Irani .nii.liiitt ;,in! ilia I 1 raiiMict ions by Hills over a per iod of ubout five yearn were In volved. Mills, manager of the Hold Hill refinery, near (IraillH Pass, (He., nan! he had tinned ner (lie re I i miry Ifi his ci editors and that hia wile and son, ''red Jr., wen I to San Kiancisco three weeks . SEWS UP WING AND FLIES ON HOME V y ; t r- fy- ; ! "Maylm we'd brttur K't hor sonu'thiiiK in slorlinK, in.sU-iid of plated I hoy say this mnmuKe is ivally going lo 'iS- M AltTlNKZ, Calif.. .June 7. (AT) A little mailer of a toin whii; on his midget plane t-ouldn't 1 eep Harry Sherman of I'oiiland, Ore., grounded very long. After Ills Clalt. out n y;iMtiliMi'. humped to a landing on the water front here, rippini; the w inn. Sher man Imii row ed a needle and thread. Hewed up Hie teat. boiiKhl rfome piHoline it nd hopped off In Oak land lo visit his brother. H. J. Sherman. PLYWOOD LOG BILL GETS FIRST OKEH WASHINGTON, June 7 (Al") A bill by Senator llohnan (It, Ore), which uoillil prohibit the rxpoi t of I'oi t Or I ord red cedat And IhuiyhiH lir pl.vwood los, ex cept by president ia I decree, had the approal today of a seliale ronmieice sub ( oimnil tee. Tile measure watt designed to keep (he pi orcsslnr, of I he rat i' Iokh within the ('niteil States. ASTORIA APARTMENT MOUSE DESTROYED ASTOKIA. .lime 7. I API The AhIoi'Iu apartnieiil house was dam ui;ed by lire yesterday al un cstl milled hms id' JMT.nlMi. Occniiaiits of 12 apartineiitH w ero lorced to lie" Into Hie Klreets. No one w iim In hired CHICAHO. June 7 - (Al' i;e ! publicans loumi eiuoii i aeinent lo I day in dow nsiaio ains in Illinois : judicial (dections bill demoi ial relaiiH-d u contested state supreme conn seal and scored a landslide hi ('Of)k county (Chlrauoi. I ( In nil .Indue Loii'ii 10. Mnrpby. ' of Monmouth, a democrat, was el ected to tin- supreme court by a l.tiou mnmln over Hiy .Indue Al lien M. ('lampion, of Mobile, re publican. .Murphy replaces a re tiring democrat. Chicago demtM-rals, who av ciimneut i epuluiean judges p Ion their coalition ticket, defeated i the icpiiblican slate by margins ol more than I wo lo one. Republican i b ailers ret n seil to join Ihe cus-, I tommy coaliiiou, but iiu ninbent years ao. A. K. Stiles, Col' stale chairman, ealh-u H a "slroni: kvmuk ... in increasiim propor tions" to the republican banner. 3 MORE BRITISH FLIERS ARE KILLED LONDON. .In ih' 'i. (AI'i Three royal air force fliers died Tues day when their bombing plane plunged Into Ihe sea ott Kinshnidy. Scoiland. Sevenly royal air force accidents ho lar in 1!C.!!( have caused a total of Uf deaths. Ill 1!K!K there were 1 IS m resulting in 1S deaths. PLOT IEU SAYS Amei ican Federation of I-ibot . j subiiilled several reeoiiinieudu j tioiiH lor chaneii iu the present i eiief program. OREGON SAILORS RIDE OUT STORM WASHINGTON, June 7. (Al'j -Charles 11. While, negro, who i said he wan a former member ol ; Hie com in tin is t party, told Hie lioil.-e committee n vet jgut in the I'A the l!i.;2-:;;i "national hunger inarch" on Washington was plan ned In Moscow. The wiine.sK, identifying bini-li an a writer employed on a Wl' project In New York, tohl the committee Herbert Itenjamin. sec i etary 'treasurer of ihe Workei Alliance of WI'A employes, worked on the plans for (he inarch throughout a isit to Ihe Hovn-t capital. White sai'l lie belonged to I lie cDiiimuttsi party irom llKlo to IU '' and spent IS mouths In Moscow sliid'ing at Ihe college of prolcs- ronal conitniinistH. He testified he helped orpin ie Ihe huriner march when he returned from Hits- . and his part in t he mission was to organize the Ohio delegation. The witness r.tiirf the comr.innil i progiiiui lor American negroes j was aimed at the formation of an i 'independent black republic" m the coi ion siales, dominated h oiiiniutii.il ic cimimissurs. White, who lolil the committee he h;'d quit flje communist patt I v. ;t-i Mi in a 1114' III her Of 1 lie SAN l-'KANCISCO, June 7. t A I i -Three Ol egon Faihu s re pailed their ;!"-foot ketch "Njonl" today after riding out what they termed the worst blow they hud ever encountered, olf I'oint Kejc-. John Krluud. Clyde Johnson and William l.tise lett Coos Hay Satur day, .May J7, sailed down the coast w iihoiit difficulty until they en (ouutererl the gale 10 miles from the Colden gate. "We've sailed the whole I'ai ilic but we neer hit tmch a blow as that." .aid Navigator IMIimd "The water came over the bow green not just spray." CIVIL SERVICE POSITIONS OPEN i The local board of civil service examiners has received word that examinations are lo be conducted to till positions as assistant chief nurse and director of nursing school a n d superintendent of nurses in Hie department ol the in terior ami several positions in the bureau or' (jntomoiniy and plant quarantine. e r s ons interested may ob'ain application blanks and till) into! nation from Charles Fields or C. It. Calkins at the Kose- bntl' po.-l Oltlee I'OKTLANH. .rune 7.) Al') Albert 10. liosser, whose arson con-, v id Ion w as upheld by the state ! supreme court, had another item to worry about in tiie Multnomah county jail today. It was a jHreouiiting for his income in lUil and I'J'.Ui. l-'edi'iul income tax oMicfals, who said they were still Investigating liosser's 1!;J7 return, filed the claim recently in the Tniied States district court here and the Wash ington county circuit court. An identical lieu was brought against I'aiilyu Kosser, his wfle. as trans feree of his assets. The state tax com mission filed n ih-ij it-ieiai uioiuiis ago ano re- ceived payment of l!t:iti-:J7 claims' amounting to $t,,y!i. The federal claim lor l!i::r was U!ui in taxes. ?tits penalty and $ 1 r Interest, for lm 4IU taxes, J47u interest and $2S Imei't'M. to date lien was ' filed. j Kosser received S.'.S'iO unnuully as financial secretary of the team- I ster local lt2. I most lost his life beneath the foam of u Snake river rupid last week but was saved by a companion whose skill iu while water proved equal to the emergency. llaldane "fluzz" Hoist rum. Co quille, the only man in history to run the Colorado alone, wus "thrown" by the Snuke In the vi cinity of Hells canyon v. ucu uc tried to run a rapid iu one of two boats being used by a parly ex ploring the stream. He was alone at the time. 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