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RtW5-RVIW, RO?tllUpf3;,OJr?6ftN, THURSDAY, JULY n, 1940. '
ter
LaGuardia Blasts
Mussolini's Act
Scorn of World Brought Down
Upon Italy, Mayor Asserts;
Italians Loyal to U. S.
OTTAWA, Jtin.. -2-AV)
MHynr l-'iotclhi Cnnnlia of
N-w irk ii.sMt'iii'i) yi'Micntuy thut
"MtiKHolini Iiiih (l )iivt ii I Jm ll.illnn
pfultli l a t'linioiiH WW in hln
tiny and Ki.lijwtfd Ih.-in to I In
scorn ol tho world for iu,nUimy
yul to tonuf."
"NVvor beforo liavn reriliirlefl of
clvjUatlon been Kiifld.'iily sIumhm!
hy mm individual and an entire na-
llmi tlnown bark to hfirhni iwni," lm
Mild.
"In k'iiliiK with our national
policy, It Mown an llm Monroe Doc
ll'liiM, vi uiakf! II cleat- lo the
world wi will nnl r-'coL-nizi' nor
jx'rniil any Hiiifijm of novcrclniy
ot any territory or i,'iHHennion on
tJllH Irf'llilHplHTO ll.V film, (OMlIH'rtt
or oMciwIhc," Kaii) llm mayor.
n"ind almighty iias kIvcii iih IIiIh
jHinlHh'ii and wn nwrvo the
linlit to nick our own eiicmieH in
liuiilic."
. J He fpokft nl tho npcjiliiLf hchhIoii
of Him annual roimmlion of I he
Canadian Federal Ion nl' Mii.voih
and .MunlcljialliieK.
PORTLAND ITALIANS RAP
IL DUCE'S WAR ENTRANCE
-PORTLAND, June 12. fAP)
ItallanK condemned .MiiHHoHnl'H tn
nance in tin Kiii-;)H-an win- loday
ami denied the. fxlHciirf of an
Ifallan fusclM iiiovenienl here.
"I rHHliho II. iitmieiisi'ly," coin
nienled ('hatles Dilllo, jiaHt rom
inander ol Home post, American
l.erfon. "IterardleHS of what Muh
follni'H (iiarle wan, ho Hhotildn'l
htivo vont to war there Is no aup
jMirt fioui local Italians."
Krin-sl M. .larhetla, in-esident or
Him .Mullouoiiiali-fti'puldican clnh.
wild "Itio war in frowned upon hy
local IlallauH. Italy was ttoltli.K
alone all right. Homo day Ihe
Took the Starch
Out of Spuds
5j
Zinnias Leading
In Popularity Race
Zinnias art Urn most popular
lioweiH In America. In making
I heir way lo ihin Mnlrmw.M they
Juive overtaken Hweel. peas, intern
at.'d peiunlas. which Mt HI urn
popular lo he ruth, but. aro frail
iiiK zinniaH in Ihe race,,
TIM' meril which rontribtilns
rnoHt lo the. zlnnia'H hiktph1 is
probably Ihe east with which It is
grown. A tropical plant, wind
endures i ho honest weather, it is
Ihe heKintier'H ideal flower, Kor
mlnnlhiK fpilckly In warm weather-,
grow Ink rapidly to flowerl-tg
sie. and l lien producing blossoms
ahundaully until frost kills it.
I .ate planted zinnias nro best
sown whero tlie.y are lo remain to
avoid tho check of transplanting.
I'lant tiiree or four seeds to a hill,
hills 2-1 feet, apart for Ihe lare
flowering types nd IK Itiches tor
llm dwarf sorts, then thin (o a sin
gin plant. They will inako rapid
growth, especially If ennoningtl
with u complete plant food.
To enrouraKo largo flowers, fin
pty a teaspoonful of plant fund
around each plant after buds ap
pear. Slir it Into ihe noil, taking
care not to allow it to touch uterus
or foliage. If It should get on.
foliage, brush or wash. off.
.in man have siiowu remarkable
ability lo Improve in size and col
or, under ihe encouragement of
plant breeders. Their color range
Jm one of the largest, Including
nearly ail the spectrum except
real blues. In size they range
from Ihe liny gracllllrna or cupld
type, through many intermediate
sizes to the dahlia flowered and
('alifornia giant classes, which can
be grown to diameter of six in
ches. And Ihey have been bred
into a remarkable variety of
forms.
Small flowered zinnias aro In
some ways heller border flowers
than the giant flowered classes;
they product! mom I lowers, liebl
above Die foliage, on bushy plants,
Hay Fever Denotes
High Intelligence
ANN' AltnOJC, Mich., .lutio (J.
t.W't Pel ween sneezes I his mini
hier, Die bay fever sufferer may
lind consolation In Die liiouthl thai
perhaps he Is smaller than Die
next man.
From data compiled over a nine-
ami their variety of forms make
interesting lextiire effects.
The shaggy Fantasy type, and
the scabiosa flowered 'zinnias
make pleasing rut flower arrange
ments, while the small flowered
singles are excellent for low bowl
bouquets. All zinnias take about
Ihe same culture, and all show re
markable ability to withstand
rough treatment, while responding
generously to good care. Progress
has been made in breeding Die
various strains true 1o type, and
dei-Hopiny more brilliant colons.
year period, In which records of
his nller?y department worn coin
pared with the results of student
entrance examinations. Or. Pueiia
Ventura Jimenez of Die University
of Micbiaii has developed the
theory that there Is a definite re
lationship between a higher degree
uf Iiili'llh'tme and an allergic con
dition. He hue noted thai siudenls milTcr
!ng from hay lever, asthma and ec
zema are generally rated from fi lo
o per c.'iil hb-her than non-nller-i:ic
students In Ihe mental achieve-r-nl
tests.
"These statistics nro proved from
a mathematical standpoint," says
Dr. .Ihmnez. a middle-aged tialive
of Puerto Pico who was graduated
from the university r years ago
and has practiced for the last 1"
years in Die university health ner
vice. "The element of chance has
been removed."
Dr. Jimenez belives the conclu
sions can be appli''! to all age
groups, for then' is a sequence of
allergic events, lie says, which may
lie exiu"Msed as eczema in infancy,
ft nn-iniotina! disturbances in
childhood, hay fever lit adolescence
or early youth, asthma In vlril age,
bronchitis later on In life, bron
chiectasis sill! later on, and myo
i ai dilis in old age.
STERILIZATION LAWS
The first sterilization law In tho
Phi led Stales was passed in n.
ilianu in Pio?; the first. Kuropean
law wast passed In lti-S in I he
Swiss Canto ile Valid. Approxi
mately stales or Ihe Union
now have laws providing for the
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TAXI
PHONE 21
compulsory or voluntary gterllN
zntloi) of mcntnlly ilol'luleril per-
SOllH.
For leally
d e 1 1 c i o u i
baked apples,
top each with
a spoonful of B-
; SUGAR j
r-sJ- pure
It's okay, K'fls now you can
eat potatoes wunout gaining
weight. Thank George II. Chis
holrn, horticulturist on the es
tate of the late Samuel Unler
meyer at Yonkers, N. Y. By
grafting tomato plants onto or
dinary Irish spuds, he produced
a sturchless potato. Above, he
points to his new hybrid, which
he calls "topato."
three dictators will he In n fight
and Dien she will so all."
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Portland Roaa dally 9:33 p. m.
'! Pacific Llmltod dally 8 00 a. nu
fy PorlarSarrraonrfrr..
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Eumple ol Low Fares East
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Vi One Way Only $39.50
190
Sit. Bookl.ll on Woild'B rain. Son
Valley, Idaho and National Parka
r.m.iill Kltl TIIK.ItN I'M It'll' Ai:KVT,
, mil. .1. t' I'I'MMIMI,
I'AMS. AlitAT. 1'ilt.irk llli.k, I'.il-
lii.il.
ALIENS GET EDICT FROM
EMPLOYER IN CHICAGO
CIIICAdO, .limn 12 (Al') All
lllli'MH clllploycil III II ChlrllKO ll'H
lauriilil chitlii I'lU'i'il I In flliiict In
iluv ol' m-lliiiK Ihclr lirsl t'lll.'ii-
Hlllp pillHTK Willllll L llMllliKllI I'l'
lusiim ilK'ir Juhtt.
"If they ilon't tiiki' nut uiiirn.
Ilii-y'll Iiiivp In 1'Hili lor work i?lsi'
wln.'i'c," ili'ilan'il I'icHhIi'iil Knlmrl
iiiiiiii'. "Thnso avIio nro mil shIIk
Ih'cl wild Miin (iiiiinlry ulioiilil In'
kIiIpihmI. liiick."
Klii'l mid two lirnllii-ra, nil n'-
liiiiniiili'iirw. wt'fo limn In (li'i'lliiiny I
anil linvi loii lii'i'it Ami'i'lfiilt elll-zi-im
AlfillK l.tllMI illliloyna, 7Ti j
with rciiiml lo 1ii ulii'ii", liino "f I
Ihi'iit (icriii.'itw. Klii'l Kiilil
l.KKHS, KiiRllllltl, III"'' 12- I
( Al'). An til'Killl Killliti'i' ol' lllllliHl
tll'H t llOMll'll llll l(!ll '"I IllH
tiiiiilv -istirtly loility: I
I'm lliiitsh it 1 1 . 1 tho monkey Is 1
fiom liulia."
No Alaskan Jobs
Available, Advice
Workers should not nilKrato lo
AliiHka tr any other secllon or the
count i v In peanh of John willimit
flr.il obliiinliiK clearance through
one ef (treim'.i l!l einployment of
fices, was ihe wiuiiIiik loday of
I,. ('. Slnll, stale director.
Mr. SIoII'h slatenieiit was pvnnipt
ed by advices Irom Alastui thut
inaiTiirnln news circulated aloni;
Ihe Pacific coast, has resulleil In
an early rush of workers to the
northern territory.
"An Associated Press article
last night stated the need for
workers in Alaska," said n tele
iriani received this morning from
Joseph T. Flultne, director of the
Alaska .errllnrl.il employment ser
vice at. Juneau. "This statement
Is false.
"Alaska, has surplus workers in
all trades. In fact there in n seri
ous unemployment problem.
"Please endeavor lo check tho
needless minralion of job seekers
lo Ihe territory. If the Bllimtlon
thaiiKes mid any skilled workers
arc needed, limy will be obtained
throimh regular clearance channels."
MOST MISPRONOUNCED
AmoiiK the niosr frequently mis
pronounced words In the English
language are: Address, automo
bile, acclhnale, dirigible, itiaga-
zlne. museum, hospitable, and
positively.
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Dole's
Pineapple
Juice
46-oz. can
29c
Sugar
10 lb cloth sack 45
OREGON
MDU
Tall Can, 4 cans 25
Corn Beef
12 oz. can 119
WHITE WONDER SOAP 5 bar, 15c
THRIFT DEPARTMENT
(LOW PRICES ON COSMETICS AND REMEDIES)
TOOTHPASTE,,,,,,,, 29c
ALKA SELTZER 40t, 49c
TOILET SOAP j""; 29c
MINERAL OIL sel$1s29
SANITARY NAPKINS;-. ,25c
M.D. TOILET TISSUE , 25c
Pop Corn FairySoap
3-lb. Pkg. ... 17c 3- 13c
mm
YOUR VEGETABLES ALWAYS
id
LOCAL LETTUCE 2 H
GREEN BEANS 2,b 19c
TOMATOES Rod rpe 2, b 15C
NEW POTATOES io,b 25$
RED ONIONS 3 b 14C
LEMONS Large, dozen 15C
WATERMELON ,b 5c
CANTALOUPES , ,. 25c
BUNCH VEGETABLES 3b.cn, 10c
Carrots, Beets, Onions, Radishes, Turnips.
mV SHORTENING 3 lb can 45
VAN CAMP'S
Pork & Beans 16 oz. can, 2 for 15
Palmolive Shave Geam r 33
i VALUABLE ;
i COUPON j
1-Quart I
Juice
Jug
jand this coupon!
j 15c j
Matches
12c
Carton
BEAUTY SHOP
HENNINGER'S MART
Creason Bldg.
Call 522 for Appointment
$5.00 M.ichmetess $m $m
Permanent Wave J
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.
BACON
SUGAR CURED
BEEF ROAST lb 13 c
DILL PICKLES 8c
Nice and crisp.
BEEFSTEAKS
Tender steer beef.
BACON
Sliced and rined,
Lb
Lb.
19c
WIENERS
BEEF BOIL
and Lunch
Meats,
Lb
17c
13ic
Nice and meaty.
12c
VEAL STEAK lb 174 c
No. I prime veal.
Sugar Cured, 4
by the piece, Lb.' 2
Corn, Peas,
String Beans
2
Cans
15c
HZZI FLOUR SAVINGS
fHfe r,T""c"'."- $1.39
! W f."TL- ..$1.39
i WJ!9F ' FISHER'S BLEND aj
MuiaHTtrjno. id ?17
' " SPERRVS PANCAKE
jW 9-lb. sack )JV
BUTTER FRESH EGGS
Local Made Grade A Large
Lb 28C Do.en 15C
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