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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1940.
U. S. Gold Polity ; ;;:
Heads For Crisis
Country Hot Ntorly 79 Pet. of
' World Supply; Doplotlon of
Foroigft Reserves Looms.
WharWiHYoij Be When You Grow Up, Sonny?
Hear That Squeal of Brakes?
n- JOHN T. FI.VX.N'
NKA KervU-e' Kiet-.inl '(rrcRi'i-
drill.
1 .11 Hi- by llllle all I he colli In lhi
wnrlil In ililflllic into Hip l iilli'il
HditcH. Ami iimny uiiili link
what In III ubc of II? What In it
ilniliff In ux? U'hal Ih tin olfcct on
' Hit red or the worlil? Anil hnw In
It gnlim In nml?
Ih-i'm Answer Hip lai question
flint. II In probably hoIiik In rail
In mil of the lrani:iHl ami tfrwit
est ciirrrni-y itIhi'B In inoilcrii 111-lory.
TiiiTi' in iiimiit :ri,""".iii"),uiii) of f
Willi 111 Hip worlil. Wp Iihvh Jllat '
alHUII Mh.r,nii, mill. mill ,,f lc In IhlM "
i'OUHIry. TIipI'p la wi'illier billion I
unil a half, but It In not 011m u
lin'iply alnrofl bprp for tlip iiri-oiiiit
(if lori'll'll trnillltriPH. Hut Willi ls.-
6011,01111.01111 on will llllll wp
have around 75 pir ewit or the
I virld'a cold.
'""llmv Ioiik will II lakp to apt Hip
rout of II ? Well, we bad JS.ooo.oiiO,
mm In ili:i4 whi'll we devalued.
TIiuh we have iivei-HRi'il n hhIii or
11, 6110,000. 1100 a year. If we well'
'10 keep. thai up WO Would burn It
.all In about four yenm. If Ihe war
i'Oiillnuea any IpukIIi of time. In
.Kplio of nnythlric they may do. we
' will net no llliH'h of their Hold Hint.
Cfor all iiractlrnl pniponea, aiieali
;ini! In lerina of Kold, they will he
broke.
Contradiction In' Policy
' Why loe llila Kohl iiiiiie here?
1' Kll'rtt. beeallfe liaile balanrea have
been 111 our lavnr; wiii'l. bernusp
hnrelun Inveatora hnvc aent their
..fiinda llnru for IliMmluient ; hut
' iii Iik'IiihIIv herallae I'nrle Sam. till-1
der the I'renlilcllt'ii Bold iniiihnsp
pluti. literally atallda In. the nini
"kiitn of the world and offera to buy
all nold offered to him ill Sllii an
ounce. The prhe befolp we Marl
pil that atlallKe polley was I2H.07
, an ounce. An a reault we arc net
Unit more than nil the new liohl pin
din ed and much of the exlKtlni! mip
ply. .
Hut here Is an liiiereatlni; niicn
'llon: Why do we do this? I have
.inanv tlniPB imkpd people that
iqileatlnll. I Feldom cull Hiul any
one who rcineinhera wny we in n.
"it wna atarteil In 1 !:::! when tlw ,
prenldpilt aiinnuncpd thai he
Bolnn to rri'iite a market for faun
; product a. Our export lurin aui-
'ilimn lllliat he Bold abroad.
' To HecntupllBh that the prpstilplit
took the advice ll the lain Pro-
fpsBor Warren of CoiupII. An
. KnifllBhlllHll. to buy wheat here.
Minis! pay for It In dollars. Hence
he nulBt buy dollaiB tlrat. ""
"buva dollaiB by cxibaiiBiiiK htn
Wn currency lor ilqllnra In the ex
.chance inalkel. 'I he more d illaiB
be cull buy for his pounds the more
wheat be inn buy.
But Policy It Continued
So bv reduclnit I be alllnllill of
Bold In the dollar the president
Jwua told Mint forelmiU'B could buy
.mire dolliirs fur their currencies
...n.l w.mlil Itius be enabled to buy
'more urn In and Ihla would tend loj
move our Bin pluses oui oi im
..mil rliet.
That was the chief reason ill
I bo" nil Hie president did say II was
A start toward a malliiued cur
rency. The Plan, or ionise, was a
eimpletn failure. Our farm sur
ipluses ale itrealer than ever: our
forelun market for them worse
thnu ever. And. of course, no one
ever hears any more about a man
'.iced currency. Illll. lor Rome rea-.
(on. we un on ImyliiK Hold at ?.!
an ounce, nllhoiiish Hie reasons
Imw vanished.
The area! Uestlon then Is are, WASIIINOTON. April 111,
wp ilolnu ourselves nni ".' , Malm' (leneral lluviil Ciii"
-tills? The answer must be yes. ishnnks. 70. relired. died In Ual
I KliBt of all. we are Inlllctlnit a ,j , ,,n ,,av m,,,,. ., i
.terrible Injury upon forclu'ii conn- of w,,,,ka
tries. Their money irouuies nae
!uiuch tl do with their pcoiinmle
'troubles, which are at the
...i iheli wars.
' Second, laklmj th.-lr uold ibis
way tends io make them establish Enrojiincnr or Graduate
tride hiinieis In order lo nit down,
Ihe extent of ibelr IiiivIuk lu re llcj dtlldentS Jumps at O.S.C
came If Hiev lose uold both by buy-j
""1;"' STATK fill.,,,,,, .
, lint moil serious I. the prospect - ';' I'-' en llicease In Kl a. u.,1,-
,r what Will happen when loi-l' ' "" f""" 10 K"
' .,.- ii,iibcri's noted tins spilni; term as coo,
' ,1
Citrates Add to ;
Woman's Strength
Experiments Show Heavy Gain
in Powers cf Eudurance;
Liquefied Wood Is Boiled.
Bayonet drill in jusl a funny, new gnme for these young English "volunteers," but It's serious, life-and-denlh
business for their older compatriots, pictured Iruinino, on an unnamed beuch in England.
f
! ; ' V . x I
I'oiuily (.'oiniiiisshjiicr
Koailiiuin tspctll luday at
I when, in company with
H. 11.
f'pl'I'BCII-
tntivi's ul Hie (. und (.', Mnml taixi
ii'linim.sl rai ion, an inspection was
nui'tc oi the I !u I lock road. Tlic
mail it? 'iip hciiif, coiiHlructrMl from
the Kfllor.K IIiIl;o to tin? Short
ranch )ii the west sUh- or tlic liver,
i il will connect with a CCC toal.
Lliniinatinv; the Short ferry aii'l
1'ioviilini; an outlet for nearly a
Ho. n In rye raucltcH.
Tin county ah early ha c in
snurte.l approximately nine iniN'.s
of loiel anl plans to extend the
ceiisti'.iction lor approximately two
and niie hail miles. ( onperntinii
Ir on the . and ('. adminisiratie
I j expected. The county has
HO'll:tted uo in its 1!I mail
hit fid in1.; hnilsct to p:ovtde Its
I'hiil'e of (he expense.
Ilv HdWAltl) W. UI.AKKSI.KK
Atirociutfi I'ttfAH Science Kditor
CINCINNATI. (., April Hl.ilet
the wile to drink citrates if she
wants more HtreiiKtU to do. the
hoiiseuoi I(.
She may even do without the
tan id ff she reacts to thin drink
like cue vounu woman decrihed to
ihe American Chemical society to
day, ller uhillty to do physical
uoik rose (ix per cent in a week's
trial of citnite.i.
The experiment were reported
hy John A. Killisn and Charles
udas.Hen, of New York City. Small
alkaline drinks of either sodium
citrate or of citrate wlih Kodluin
hiciuhonate v ere Riven seven
times a day. A little aspirin was
added when It was dicovurei! that
it i educed muscular pain.
The experiments covered five
mouths.
The "Ktiliien pitfs" were six men
and two women. They pedaled bi
cycles In a laboratory until ex;
ha list ed. The average gain for all
was ;i 1 per cent.
The woman who went up GH per
cent had been accustomed lo com
plete leisure from physical work.
Wood Liquefied, Boiled
A method of liquefying wood, so
that it can he boiled like water in
lea kettle, was also described to
the society.
The steam of the boiling wood
can be separated into all the pri
mary, commercially valuable chem
icals that foi m the original uooil.
0:ich kind of wood chemical boils
at a different temperature. The in-
CHIEF
T0NTIAC
To avoid that run down feeling, cros!
streets cautiously.
You may smile at snfety, but you
can't laugh off an accident.
Time gained at a street crossing ta
very often lost in the Emergency Ward
SAFETY and COURTESY arc
Traffic Twins . . CARELESSNESS
and FAILURE are also Twins.
Nine accidents out of every ten can
be prevented.
The ability to do the most damege
doesn't decide the Right of Way.
Good judgment and safe driving go
together. . . Practice thcrn.
Many a serious accident has been
prevented because sonic driver exercised
good judgment.
A careful driver and a good set of
brakes i s a combination of few mistakes.
LOOK OUT FOR CHILDREN. . .
You nevei can tell what they'll do.
The Judc says:
DO TIME " ,
'TAKE TIME OR
on Ihe wimon.
The display consisted of S4
(marts of water tinted to look like
I beer?
Jinxed
LAWIiKNCK, Kas.-Kor rive
years somcthinu; happened to
Kansas university track captains
Mistrial name of the process is dis- they Rot spiked or pulled a inus
tillHtion. fie nr something unci hud to drop
This was reported hy Professor I "'it.
Ilarohl Hibbert. ol Meflill turner-I This year tne team elected co
sily. Moutreul. who a year ago an- captains, hoping to break the jinx.
nouncHil discovery of a way to i Hut it was no good. Co-caiilaiu
Driver Examinations
Scheduled at Suthorlin
'lauiinatious of persor
mi pei mils nr liceu.-t s
motor vehicles will he
ul hi" lln T'lrsilav. Anril
s desir-
III lllivr
held a'
lti, from
i nntn lo l::;o p. in. at the cil
hall. Ward Mclteynolds annoutuvd
le-re today. Ananueiiietits have
i In ei iiiaib1. Mr. Mclteynolds stales,
) whereby the examiners will make
a spc' fal slop at Mitherlin on the
I tit)) lo iii-cmnnilatc residents . of
thai area. Mr. MciJi'vimlds con
lec!s exam uia t ions at the cmi r
Ik itse hi Knsi buin regularly each
I'msilav. siarttm: at a. m.
convert wood into vanilla flavor
in:?. He uses a new method of lique
fying v.ood. by subjecting it let high
piessuies In a sealed tank whose
atmosphere is pure hydrogen. The
resulting liquid is about as clear
as water. Me said the raw mate
rials In (his liquid wood hold great
pronii-e lor future new synthetic
organic chemicals.
one substance which boiled off
the liquid wood, he said, possibly
can be substituted for coal as a
law material tor manufacture of
the new filter, inylon.
Ray Harris suffered un ankle
jury.
ODDITIES
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Could you resist the appealing look Winston Hill, Universitv of
California coed from Los Angeles, demonstrntes above? It's the
latest thins in costume and technique for hitch hikers. Miss Hill
hopes it will win her a place on her alma mater's hitch hiking
team, which will race from Berkley. Cal.. to Seattle, Wa.sh., agamsi
other college lifl-tluimbiim teams.
thy the Associated Press)
Tha? Old Prerogative
I.OCISVll.l.K. Ky. -Census Su
pervisor W. H. Mall told this one:
A lady telephoned him that she
had not given her right age. lo an
enumerator. '
"I have been taking off a couple
of ycfirs so long t hut I was be-
trie minor operating the tiimiing to believe it myself. I told
I the Crand hotel was i her (censas takeri that I vim li!
and I inn nearly -;V Hall quoted
Ihe caller.
'T in in the same boat myself,"
Hall replied.
Fire Destroys Elevator
Motor at Grand Hotel
TI:e el
I'levatoi
i lest i ed this morning, dtir
liorl I'lrriill. which startc
lid neiessitated calling Ihe
department. Hie damage was
mtined etitirelv to the nif)tor.
Double Surprise
MAKSIIAIX, Miiiu. t would
be a joke if it was my car," re
marked II. (;. Cavanaugh when
Night Officer Hubert Herriiu ask
ed tor help fu getting an automo
bile out of the Redwood river.
Itut ir was Cavanaugh's ear. And
he subsequently found his wife In
a hopiial with three fractured
ribs, suffered when the Cavanaugh
car plunged over an embankment.
Major General Shanks
Passes Away at 79
lor Ihe term parsed ih
predicted eai tier and was
lo be close lo ll.'nii wbe
lolhuelits are completed a n
IfiiMU H'l I IH I II j; leim SCIIIIIM i
ii I ot the campus show increases with i
'tlio i.ti'i'iilinn ul ..,lii.".li,in -in.l
estry.
The first saim:s bank was said
!i- have heen instituted at Heine.
II. .0 mark wiiv,.ris,n,i hi 17S7. It was for
Miecled ..:,.,.v:,, onh
all en I
Douglas Quota For
C.M.TX Doubled
Enlistments Open to 12 Youths
But Applications Expected
To For Exceed That Limit.
other cQiuillea jua jiuL IUIed.r , .
The annual encampment wilt ho
luld from July 2 to 31. Enlistment
is open to young men from 17 to
I 20 vpni-H of ace. They will receive
travel pay and camp expenses and
will he given tundumental training
in military tactics. The camp is
dividrd Into groups and recruits
serving second or third year en
liniments are placed in advanced
groups. .
Mr. Parget er has heen iiirntshed
annual 'citliens' " Military Training lth application blanks and full in.
camp at Vancouver, Wash
has
he'-M euhirL'oil for the third time
and authority has heen received
to enlist 12 yiuths for the ramp
it. I'argeler, C M.T.C. chairman for
L'ouglas county, announced todsy.
Kach year Douglas county has
exceeded its allotted quota. Ah.
Pargeter stales, and It ts expected
that this year will he no exee
Hon. despite the authority for more
enlistments.
Originally the county was given
a quota of six recruits. This num
ber was exceeded and the quota
last year was raised to eight. How
ever, there were IS applicants, and.i
as some counties failed to reach ;
i heir epiotas, Dougals ounty was j
permitted to send 12 applicants, j
This year the original quota has;
been raised to 12, Mr. Pargeter iS
informed, and It Is probable that
more than that number will be uc
ei pied In t be ov eill quotas given '
formalin concerning , the camp
and will he glad to contact any
interested young men.
Floor
Sanding and Ref inishing
CHAS. KEEVER
Phone 651-J Phone 128
Temporary addresi R. F. D.,
Oakland, Oregon
Developing and 1Eg
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il.'iiis In ilie st'cnnd week ol ih.'
lerui wiM'e L'L'H t tnip;ii etl
Ith .e 1 ,10 fin earlier.
Tof.il )-risiT'iition ol all -.nnli-'it'-
Missionary Society .o Meet Tie
Pi eslivti-rian Missionary siiciot v
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jmi'MiIi. ami .Mrs. Momt-r ilnm will
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Iita Hailiy in t'liair.e ol the year
liook ol prayer. Mrs Morris 11.
Koaeh a nt I Mrs. KreiL I'istu-r, pin
main i haiiiiH'li, haxe seeureil Mrs
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eoiinti y
because
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lou enjoy all three in Chester
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t over a million places
i .ir A' wIiere cigarettes arc sold you
i VS"'&Af Clin SOP thncn olr.on niln 11,,,!
uvuii iniiib v.iitai"
crfield packages going into more
pockets and more handbags
every day. All over the country
smokers are fimling out you can't
buy a better cigarette.
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