ROSFDURg NFWS-RFVir.W, ftOSP&tJR'6, fcfollrS&K YHURSDAY, JUNE
A, 1910.
Caution Advised
On Fifth Column
Authorities Alone Should Deal
With Suspects, Oregon's
Legion Commander Says.
fin A NTS I'AKS, .limn f.. (AP)
A Witvi' of imhlWi (oitcr-rn over
I(iHHlhU Mil h column ix livhi'-H ban
Minii'lt nt-inly ivery Oivkoii iom
itiiiii it y In tlu 2" i;ty, n
t;n linen! ('(iHiiniill'hT Nii-1 It. Allen
llf llllf AnHMiriill J ,).' iOIl Klillnl licit-
Wcdiif'sdiiy upon IiIh return Iiomh
Iron) a Hiati'wiflc hwIiik unci iificr
vicu'tuK reports fiom post. oni-
IlllllHleiH,
Nearly every ruin hi unity, in
varying deKiee. io mjj i J lias liml
presented lu M tin priitileni of
jmlKltiK inn tntih or falsity ol r
j.oilM which have; hnimlr-'l pil-
trlols an well an snhversiVH uwut
iih "fifth i oltrmnlHtK."
Alii-n auM thai, these ronimtinl
ties aro now heijiniiiiiK to realize,
however, that, any ill reel aetlun by
inivale Individuals "would he jum
the, Ihihf; the 'illih ruliiiiin' hoys
wonhl have us do, lor It would
bring about, a condition b-mliiiK Ui
dlHHejiHion, leauet cah ami tnirea
koiiIiik action, If not to unlawful
acts ri'SiiltliiK in riot and blood
Hhed.
"In fact, past cxperlencf lins
shown us that Hir very men who
1 nclt o to lavless direct uelion
Foinetlmt'H do ho to dlvrrt sitHplcion
from their own wiiivr-rsivn ai tlvl
tfefl."
Leuion Plan Offered
Allen called to Hi" attention of
tlm puhlic thai 11m- l.f-ion lias for
21 years been combatting "horera
from within" find thai. Iho Amcrl
can- Ij'Klon of Urepon has adopti-H
a ohm of neti'm vhich today was
placed In etfect locally fur their
oiuanialions by tint pout comman
ders of Iho I. A. V.. the V. F. '
Iho LpkUm, and the 10 i't R.
Signed by Allen and William R
TJrowno of Purl land, department
chairman uf the radical acliviles
cftminittef of the. Legion, a state
iieiil, to post, commaniifis said :,
'Alarmists In our mhlnL would
have us, lieiuiriK of some reported
rjuup or individual acting hhI
vernely lo the best Interest of our
people, take Die law in our own
hands. This we itiunl not do; (bis
we cannot do; lor we. as Legion
naires, aie pledged to maintain
law anil order."
The statement railed for all
members to report nil observal Ions
of auspicious activities to post
commanders who in turn will re
port, lo department headquarters
ami they to authorized federal and
state law enforcement aKeiuies.
To I ho Impatient, the bulletin In
jiost commanders cautioned:
"You may bear nothiiiK morn of
thw matter. If you do nut hear fur
ther you will have no cause fur
worry. Proper authorities will he
InvestiKiitinK. You niii't beat any
enemy by letting him know your in
formation." "Tolerance ami vigilance must
Htand side by side." Allen declared.
Career Hers, Now
n y i
r v
Army Increase to
400,000 Proposed
WASH I NT. TOM, .Tune fi. (AP)
General Ceurge Marshall propos
ed today Unit thn regular army bo
enlarged to 4na,nno men, nu In
ereawo whb h he said ho hoped
would nvold any necessity of call
ing Iho national guard Into nrtlvo
service.
The chief of filaff told reporlers
(hat plans were complete for or
ganizing :i:!.r).(u)0 men of u possible
augmented army Into 12 divisions,
two of which would he fully arm
ored, mechanized divisions sucb
as have played a flpectnrttlar rolo
in the Kiiropean war.
Of the remaining troops, tunny
would In assigned to the air corps,
Marshall sold.
Pending defense legislation rnlts
for expanding the tvuulnr army:
onlv by about Mi, 000 men to the
full peace time limit of ifsn.i-mi.
General Marshall said that "by
augmenting the regular army we
ran strengthen our forces more
quiclily than by calling on the na
tional guard."
The newest national defense es
tlmales submitted to congress yes
terday. Marshall also disclosed,
contained provision to equip fmir
inerhnnized divisions, one of which
already has been created by ex
panding the seventh cavalry bri
gade, lie said today that one of the
nine "streamlined" tit fan try divl
shins to be created by the regular
army would lime its headquarters
at Camp Old, Calif.
l-'ivo of Hie tlhfufont alreroh' are
Brcausc her husband objected to her
following her acting career, Lui.se
Hainer, movie actress. Bought and
obtained a divorce in a ls Angeles
court. She's shown on Uio wilnesn
stand.
in service and n sixth Is being set
up at Port. Jieiiniiif.;, (hi.
Body of Milady
Cooler Than Man's
nyIIOVATtr W. IlLAKKSLKK
Associated Press ScIimh-o HdHor
NKW YOUK, June C. Women's
feet and hands average 5 degree
oler tlmri men's, (heir arms 4
degreeH eta)ler, legs ami head
1 rid trunk half a degree cooler
than those of the male.
These measurements worn re
ported to the American Industrial
Hygiene association by Professor
Yaglow. of the Harvard school of
puhlic health.
They Illustrate n dilemma of
1 1n air-conditioning engineer who,
Prof. agifiu said, gets a howl
Iron) the men when bo makes the
room comfortable for tin women.
In spile of the fundamental tem
perature differences of the sexes,
he said that, licit li could be happy
if both would wear similar weight
lothing. This means less for
men in summer ami more for wo
men in winter.
Men dressed In women's siiiii-
mer clothing', weight l.S pounds,
compared with 5 pounds of usual
male attire, demanded a tempera
ture of SO for comfort, despite the
fuel that. In male attire they had
bowled" previously at 7ti as ton
hd.
"Reversely." he said, "when wo- ;
men were men's winter rbiihes
S.;t pound Instead of I'll po.uids,
the average of women's indoor
winter garb) the coiutorlable air
leniierature was just as low :
(To.ri) as that preferred by men '
in mate clothing."
To a vol') the present rlslis of
too great change between alr-eon-ditloned
rooms ami outdoors. Prof,
l.agloii said indoor 1 em pel -attire
should he raised in summer, 1 e
duced in winter. i
To prove It Is possible to recon- 1
rile the differences of the sexes,
lot pointed out that both men and
women agree they are most com
fortable with a mean skin torn-
peratnre of Jtl.a to !t;t.
mM
. I J HKil II.LI'll 11
"aye-tmis milk
IS THRIFTY
PUTS MOO KE CREAM
IN YOUR
COOKING I"
It's viirru rlch-tMt milk
evaporated by liordt'ii's.
Vurra Ihrity. loo
thrre bclnit nearly the
same as a quart of whole
milk in each US oi.can.
Vurra nourishing and
every drop is Irradiated
with sunshine Vitamin 1).
The br'r-and lo buy
Borden's, naturally! Do
buy today I
1ST
jVltf-flfllMf
niMutr
ELSIE SAYS
IF IT'S
73cmkiA
IT'S GOJ TO BE GOOD
Population Gains
In Oregon Shown
PonTI.ANI). .limn B. (AD
I,HII. ('oiiiiK'iitiia, f-uMti'in Oregon
iniiiiliK In n, Bhiiwil out Hh i-Imm
with Hvlc liliili' tiMlny llio inHllu
iliin In iimiH 1 1 1 ; 1 1 1 1 if Kieuii-r
llKIII In lli.'IO.
The lomininilly li:nl 10 rf m!1'.iiIk
nt the but ri'iwiiH. Toiluy II lian
W.i'l.
tnllrtlf, unolti'T IllilliuK town,
Jiiintii'it Irnm otk rcltleiit ti-n yi-ai-H
iiko to 111. HnkiT'H poiiiilut ion r(IHf
from 7',8 to 9,211 anil Similiter ro
IKirti'il un liirri'iiHi' from lf4 lo
Mont Ori'KOll c-llii'H Khowi'fl op
ul.'iliun inciT'jiacK, Uyron (.'urney,
eeiiHUH HiiiK'rvlsiir, annoiuii-e'l, al
thnlll'll IhiM-e were MlU'llt il "If iif
at Aatorla, Condon, Tlurnfl and
I.a Grande. IllnnH, near Jltirna,
i llinlied from 217 lo (17(1.
1'ofiiilaiioiin, with the figure
listed firxl, ilieludeil:
I'rlneville H7 lo 20!i2; Ilend
Shis lo ln.n'i'l: niiliiioiid fjfti to
l77; (.'uliyon Cily 2CI lo III):
I'mlrle CHy 4:iK to CIO: Hood Klver
27.17 In II2S1: IMiniH 2.r,'j lo 212:1;
Mines 217 lo I77H; Nyiwn X21 to
i.',2; fliilnrio liill lo :i.ril7; Vale
VS1 to I0S2.
Siilem 2fli;r, to nO,77; Dallas
2?l"r, lo :ir,r,'l; l-'reewnler 7.'I2 to kill;
Mlllon ir.TIi to 1711; i'enilleton
Hii2l to hSM); l.n flramle !0r,0 to
se:il: Condon !lll lo sr. I ; ArllnK
ton tJiil to (left; ('orva)lis 7T.S5 to
(.219; North Ilend 41112 to 4271; Eu
cene IK.fif'l to 20.!l")f,; Albany M2C
lo 5112(1.
KoselinrB ISC2 to 4sr,l; OreEon
Cily ',7111 to ilini: Tillamook 2",4!i
lo 2?:t'i: MeMinnville L"ii7 to fturir,
Conttllln 2722 lo 3327; Klamath
Palls 1(l.on:i to (i.:ir,!i; llairway
rial lo 4IH: Huntington o:t to 7:i!i;
Hli'lillitlil 212 to 2.r,4; Whitney 2li
lo l'J.
Oregon Jobs Upped by
Strawberry Harvesting
SAI.EM, Jtilin u. (AP) Improv
ed jolj conditions In Oreaon were
lefleeleit today in slate unemploy
ment rnuipensutlon eominlsKlon re
ports that lienefits paid in May
were 22 per rent less than in
April and that thero wern o.flol job
plaeemeuts In .May, hich mark for
the year.
rneinfiloynient cheeks tolallnR
:iks.",iis were mailed dining .May.
About half the new jobs were in
(lie lieny fields near Portland.
Quits Law Guild Because
Communism Not Rapped
WASHINGTON, .lime fi. (AP)
-Adolf A. lieile, Jr.. resigned to
day from the Nalloiial Lawyers
I' II 1 1, 1 liceaiHc, lie said, lis man
aemeni was not prepan1'! "to
lake any stand Willi conflicts vllb
the communist party line."
Ilerle, assistant seerelary "f
slate, wrote in his tesianation:
'The .National Lawyers guild
was formed in I tin hope that ex
pression might be given lo the
liberal sentiment in ibe American
bar.
' It Is now obvious that the pres
ent management of the guild is
not prepared to take any Bland
which conflicts wilb the commun
ist party line. I'mler these cir
cumstances, and In company. 1
itiiiii-. with mot prof revive
American leaders. I bavn no fur
ther interest in It " ,
Holies reignatlnn followed
those of Attorney tleneral lfobert
II Jackson and Nathan Margold,
solicitor of Inierlor department.
Piano - Voice
RECITAL
Given by Pupils of
GLADYS H. STRONG
MRS. CHARLES BRAND
Thursday Evening, June 6
8 P. M.
First Baptist Church
onBagsl t CH
and U0ARJ'
Cartons F" j
1; pure ,1
trcANEN!
It meant pure
Cane Sugar,
very line,
very uniform.
jrerywlnieg
v rr m m r l warn a mm v m a m r i w y -t rr i zxl. s? sci. i
rlj3 Special Values for SM''''' " '-I-SlITl
1 lb Can T&m
Prince Albert
TOBACCO,
Pearl Shortening 4 lb. pkg. 35
IP & G Soap giant bar, 6 for 2 5
Golden West Coffee u 23 ...45c
Soft Tip BROOMS
65
GWSO
large pkg. 117'
l HKPOtlA CHUT
ML MArjijyAr
Hi FLOUR SAYINGS
UMPQUA CHIEF
49 lb -
CASTLE
49 lb
DRIFTED SNOW
49 lb -
FISHER'S FARINA
9-1 b. sack
$1.39
$1.39
$1.69
39c
PICNIC SUPPLIES
PLATES, Napkins, Dishes, Forks, Spoons,
Cups, Straws, pkg 9
15c pkg. POTATO CHIPS. 2 pkg 25tf
SHRIMP, dry pack, 2 cans 25(i
RIPE OLIVES, tall can, 2 cans 25tf
Sweet Pickles, at. jar 29d
BEST FOODS MAYONNAISE, qt. jar 430 I
:piog-pruf
1 gem razor
$ Igiant tube,' &
V BARBASOL
5 GEM BLADES
nn
icsorani
SWIFT'S HAMS, Vi or whole, lb 19c
GOVT. INSPECTED
BEEF ROAST; Swift's Steer Beef, lb.' 13c
VEAL STEAK, prime and tasty, lb.1 19c
BACON, seasoning, lb 9c
LUNCH MEATS, lb mc
ACCODTCH Dl tIC ftftUT lUCDCTIAU ml
ASSORTED, PLUS GOVT. INSPECTION
CHEESE Brookfitld, lb
PORK STEAK Grain fed, lb.
BEAUTY SHOP
HENNINGER'S MART
Creason Bldg.
Call 552 for Appointment
$5.00 Machineless mm
Permanent Wave 3 3
Kreem Oil Permanent Wave,
$5.00, can be used on all
textures of hair.
Tru Oil, $3.95, especially good
on dyed or bleached hair.
Also white or grey Tru-Art,
$1.95.
Oil Solution
Manicures, 50c; 35c on Thursday.
THRIFT DEPARTMENT
(LOW PRICES ON COSMETICS AND REMEDIES)
COLGATE PERFUMED S0AP4barS19e
39c Aspirin, 100's 29(!
15c Sanitary Napkins, 12's, 2 for 25(
15c Epsom Salts, 1 lb 2
35c Mum Deodorant 290
SUPER SPECIAL
2-20C TUBES TOOTH PASTE 29C
50c Woodbury's Castile Shampoo 39(J
60c Alka Seltzer
50c Jergen's Lotion 395
25c Ex-Lax 230
$1.49 Mineral Oil, 1 gal $1.29
20c Modess, 2 for 39
STANDARD
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FLY SPRAY 1.
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98C
VALUABLE
COUPON
I set glass
coasters to
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glasses on last
week's coupon
6 coasters and
this coupon
15c
CORN. PEAS,
ST. BEANS 2 cans 15C
DEL MONTE FLORIDA
GRAPEFRUIT
2 eons A5V
McKENZIE STRING tmA
BEANS 3 for Z9(
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FOOD 3 cans AjK
CERTO .. . 15C
SURE JELL
3 Pkgs
EGG NOODLES 4 C
Large Pkg 13 VI
FARINA- XQgft
9-lb. sack
HERSHEY'S COCOA Qa
-8.01 OC
COCONUT Ct
Mb. Pkg
JELL DESSERT
4 Pkgs 25C
SHREDDED WHEAT
3 Pkgs A 3 K
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SYRUP iA,
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BELL PEPPERS Lb 13C
ASPARAGUS 1 -lb. bunch 6C
LETTUCE Large heads, 2 for 9C
CARROTS Spring crop, 3 bunches 10c
EGGPLANT Large size, each 10c
GREEN BEANS 2 - 19C
APRICOTS 2, b 19C
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WATERMELONS Lb 3C
CORN Vi dozen 23C
CANTALOUPES Large. 3 for 25c
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