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Newspaper Page TextFOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG,-OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER I,rl940. 4 . -Mi or a Tlii iil If the utile n in Tl hero .'lOt !or i lime Kiini Tj or i rn the 1 The CI Del; it It l'"l lire ItK It Ned Imp will nll Yim ei'ei n I in to lent lliii T nlu! .Mhi thq roll "Tl lull Imi' !!!( Mil mlii 1 1 1 H lllll rot "' 1 I1IU MIT tea III lllf mi II I mil ri'i mi (IC'I ilu ilh nn lir 'II 111 mi Tl So lit Ml 111 lil 111 III l III It Tl Vl A aaa4 Dallr Ezorpl ftuadar bf tke News-Hevlw Co.. Inc. Mmfca Tk AaaaclKed I'rr Th Associated Press la exclusive lu .!. l..a tr, tllA IIMA for rODUllllCtt tlon of all news dispatches crodlUMl to It or not otherwise credited tn this nanor and to all local newa puhllshad herein. All flghta or re- Eubllcatlon of special dispatches rein are also reserved. RARKIS ELLSWORTH Editor Entered as second class matter Mar 17, 1920. at the poet office at Roaeburg, Oregon, under act of March 2, 1878. Represented by Hew Vfirk J71 Mndison Ave. Chl eago 3C0 N. Mlihlifan Ave. Ham Praarlero 220 Buh Street lle Iralt 3084 W. Orand Boulevard le AagHra 133 B. Bprinic Street geattlc 603 Stewart Street rort ! S20 S. W. Sixth Ave. lit. IN. renin Direi. Om Mius Ml IATIM Huhacrlptloa Itnles Dallr. Per year by mall.,.. Dally, months by nmii.... Dally, 3 months by mall.... Dally, by currier per month. Daily, by carrier far year... ..15.00 t.fi 1.25 .65 7.80 Every state, counly and city official or board that hiindlea public money should publish at regular Intervals an accounting ot it, showing where and hitw each dollar Is spent. This Is a fundamental principle of demo cratic gotbrmncnt. LKT'S nut bo deluded about this 'thing called defetiHn. It's not something you can inanago all at onto by a vote in congress or a swoop of tho presidential pen. Tho time for sighing, "There, that's done," bus not yet arrived. What has boon accomplished n far Is only a start. Army and navy officials aro trying to make that clear to everyone. The sacrifices have not yet begun. Congress bus appropriated 10 billion dollars for defense twleo as much as bolli tho army and navy received dur ing tho Ki-ycar period between 11)20 und 111 10. The war machine lias to he kept up. Iirgn grants must he set usido for supplies, equipment and man power. Now funds must be provided each year to keep the machine up to tlatc. For unless It is kept up to (lute, it will be bald ly worth starting? - ' No one Is prepurod to say Just how much a good sound defense program is going lu cost on an an nual basis. Tho division of indus trial economics of the national In dustrial conference board recent ly concluded that Americans could divert as much as 17 to ill billions a year from their national income to defense purposes. Tho experts conceded such a flminciKl schedule would leave the country pretty much on a subsistence basis, hut it could be done. It probably won't cost that lunch. hi'Tcnsc oliicialH under stand thai toial dcl'euse consists not only of guns anil tanks and unval vessels anil airplanes hut also C reasonable contentment among the people In their way of life. They rciill.e that the manner in v.-hlch American flemoeraey oper ates must be kept iitiraeihc en ough to warrant the sacrifices de manded. America can build a defense ma chine as mighty, as elllcienl as and na.l machine of aggression. Hut then will he a dllleiem-e. The sacrifices that will be hmne will be dictated by the people, not by any over lord. The bill lor safely will be Incurred by the rep reselilalives of the people anil will not he levied against us by euiilri"al leader. any Above all, we ale still de Tit tle enough lo defend ourselves without giving tip all ihe reasons lor that defense. We know what It's going to cost. Wo have decid ed It's worth the price. Editorials on News (C Haa4 fream X.) Into the street, thus establishing your clnlm to tho right of way. A car approaches. Its rights are SECONDARY to yours. The driver hints his horn, saying in substance: "(let out ol my way, Insect!" CTIlANtll'il.V enough, this same driver would not even think of ordering you out of his way if he were on foul-especially If you woro In the right and ho lu tho wrung;. TWO cars approach an open In- tersecllon (no lights or slop signs.) Ono Is slightly ahead of thu other. The driver of the ear that Is a hair behind BLATS HIS HORN and barges on. On foot, he wouldn't even con sider such rank discourtesy. whut Htrango quirk in human mtliiro duen u loa-htirsenuwer engine under the foot trnnaTorin human beluga Into overheat lug despots? Too much power does things to people. The, things it does to them are not pretty to look at. Too much power, for example, trans formed u mutiny little house paint er in to an uvll demon who In trampling down the haul-won hertiea of millions of people. II- Oregon National Guard Youth Loses Court Plea SAX FHAN'CISCO, Sept. :;n. (Al't The l S. lirillt iiillll of appeals ruled today Unit Itohert V. Owens, 2n, may not he released from his enlistment In the oreiiou national guard, although his home is In Wlllaiui, Wash. I ho anneals court uphold Hie ortlaud lederul district court ill I denying a writ of habeas cuiimis which would have released voting i Owens, student at University of Portland, from the Oregon guard. The court decision today ob served Hint the case Involved "the meaning of the words 'resident, within the stale of Oregon.' " The Oregon guard says Its militia Khali consist of thoso persons who are 'resident within I he stale." The court hero, airlrillliig I he Portland Ijutigiiicni, sain ' nan tno legisia- itire iiiienuco resident wiinui ine slate to mean uouilclle,' it would undoubtedly have said so." Haste Makes KANSAS (MTV, Kas. HaroM .MrKiiin, kIvcii a hiimiiikhik lor KpVRiliiiK. lold the iHTi'MinK officfr m t.n .....I....- , ...nm mui i anollicr Hinntnniis lur Hifo(MiiB, jmlk'o KM nm ml II. Suiilh fiiifd tiftn $7.fo lor (ti t'lrsi HtiiiiitniitH and Sfi for I lie Horond. Then! was HdVfMi mlloH (liffijrnnrc hi fioc(l. KRNR raadaaatlna iy 1M Klloayelee REMAINING HOURS TOI-iAY 1:00 Paging the past. 4:15 Talk by I'atil W'ooster "('a nadian American Itelatioiis. I :.'!u Sands of Time, MIIS. ri:llll (ireen Hornet, .MIIS. fi::ill llalice .Melodies. 5:45 Capt. Midnight, Ovaltinc, MBS. 6: IK Fulton U vvis, J., M11H. (i:l" lilnner liaui'e. ; :ttt John II. Hughes. MIIS. ti: l.r .Melodies Modern. 6:55 Newa, Calif. Pacific Utili ties. 7:00 Raymond dram Swing. MILS 7:11 -Mutual .Mueslros. 7:30 Wythe Williams, American Safety Razor Co., MBS. "7:5 Sensational Quizzes, Sensa tion Cigarettes, MBS. S:nn-Laugh 'n' Swing ciuh. MS. S:li0 Talk by Henry A. Wallace, .MIIS. 9:00 Alka Seltzer News, MBS. II: 15 Kddie liuchlu's Orchestra, .MIIS. !i:2u Clyde Lucas- Orchestra, MIIS. 10:00 Haven of Rest, MBS. lu::iu - Sign oil'. vi:it.si:sii.v, Oct. 7:iio - Stun mid Nonsense. 7:30 News-Review of the Air. 7:40 News, Denn Gerretsen Co. 7:45 J. M. Judd Says "Good Morning." 7:5" Ithapsndv in Wax. N:o'i- llleaklasl Club, MIIS. K 'M - 'I bis and Thai in Alelodv. 8:40 Bess Bye, Rancho Soups, MBS. S:45 llllt! .News, .MIIS. II:(M- Doroihy Sleieit's Millie PhreyH, Snpiaiio; MIIS. 9:15 Man About Town. !l::io .Morning .Matinee. ' lr' Keep Fit 1. 1 Mm..!,. MliS 10:00 Can You Imauine That. Copco. 10:15 World Series Baseball, Gi- lettc Razors. MBS. 1 : 00 111 Never Forget. Story Magazine, MBS. 1 : 15 Bachelor's Children. Dutch Cleanser. MBS. True Old 1:30 Our Friendly Neighbors, Al Ka bdUer. MDS World's I'aii Siudi.'iiie Maud. AIMS. Al V.'iur ('timitciiid. Kimw Nour Ameriea. M US. ::mi" s.v mphoiM . 3:15 Ma Perkins. Oxydol, MBS. 3:30 The Qtuet Hour. t:oti The .liM.-tluii; .laiiilioiee I la I ::m Mnh l .l.snll. Spin i- MIIS. Msler I hill. MS. Milium (lull lew . : 1 ;. Inlei n-vv w ilh t ieui;t AH liss, MUS. r.:::u - I.eM We Koi'aet. 5:45 C.ip't Midnight, MBS. tl im I 1 1 1 11 l.' Wlf. . j Ovjltine. j j MISS - i I 'itnier I Vim e '::!'! luhn It. Iiimlns. .MS 1 I1M l I nn.-. 6:55 News. Calif. Patitic Utili ties Co. :'n (; imniil MUS. w lll T I". Mutual Ma in- 7:.'M l.ini.- IJ.uuri, MltS 8:00 The Answer Man. Van Dyk Cig.irs. MBA. S:ir. I'nnlh.iH Kii ! MS. S IT. I'him.UiMM.iii,--, IIS 9:00 Alka Selter News. MBS. !:!". MtM hell Vr--v' i .-, , Mil !':: Clyde .ih;m- n,, , n;S. 10:00 Hnven of Rest, MBS. lii::iu Sin on. WtATHEH STATISTICS By the U. 3. Weather Bureau. Ilumidily ::;.i p. yesieid.iv :,!-;, Highest (einpeialuie estirdiiv To Low est teinpei aiui e 1aM nielli .M Precipilalion lor j h.uit s u I'reeip. hinio Iirst of month n I'reelli. Iroill Sepl J. i!in j Kxeess imo ieit. 1, UMn l is OUT OUR WAY ( 1 COME ON, Y ITS ON TH' BACK f I MUD SPLASHER. OF TH' RECRUITIM I I GIT UP HERE POSTER ABOUT V I I CANT STAND TH' CAVALRV-- IN IO SEE EVEN LATIN THATS J IV oUH-ER V OUT THEM PL-UOS BORN Oregon's Payrolls Head for New High ( ISAIJ-..M. .epi. (Ai) spur- VO( by th( Kovruinoiit's iiathmal defeusp piogi-am. Oregon's Indus tries will have larger payrolls this year than in any previous years. Ihe slate industrial accident commission said loday. Ihirlng tile iirst eight months of liitii, tin- combined payrolls of In dustries insured y the commis sion totaled 1 ox. 1 11:1.042. a gain of Js.iiiMi.niiii over that of the same period last year when the previous I record was set. The payroll lor j ill.- Iirst eight months of 1 li:;s was $:i:.'jn.i.io. The gains were spread evenly lEiroilgh all classes of industries. The August payroll was Slt.L'Ii. i!l!i!l. compared Willi Si:i.:',llX,2nii ill Augusi. i:i;::i. ami $i.;;i;:i.t;,s in August puis. The average dally wage in Au gust was $1.tiL'. up 12 cents from August, pi:t!i. and up IS cents from August. I!i:si. The average daily wage for the lirsl eight months this year was SI T,, corneal rd W illi Sl.iiS and SI. It duriiii: the similar per iods ot i:i:!lt and i:i::s. respectively. UOSKI.l'Ki;, On;.. Sept. Kitihir Ni'ws Kcvirw: wish lo I'Meml to yni and ytuir stall our cniiKi-aliilallnii.-i and c r s o it a I ihatik.i Inr the maud "(iruiif; Huiisit" issui' of uiir .iil)liuatini; also cut i' dnren apprtii-ial jitii tor riplciidhl i-iKipt'iatinii you lnivi (Kivt'ii Ilu KiiiiiK'is of iKiiiKlas rtiun l ihrouKli yont paprr to tlndr pul- . lirily IMuui JiJIl. shall he lonkiiiK I'm-warn lo lit I ! IhmHh'r piiimIht. Wi v li it 1 v vmirs, I'liKli A. AMI AI.K'K COi-'K. DtCRIES PROPAGANDA FOR AID TO ENGLAND Kililor Ncu s-Ui' v : Our news liuldUiilioiiH mi! mil ol war piopa Maiida. our uidtn.; rvbn lh? same; even Hiir movies poi'lniy war pi"(i- 1 pa;nid.t till we ate scaieely ahle In i hinU lliiims tin uimli. I We ale henm lidd we must help Kimland lur her ileei is our pioiee li'in. Hud she Is liKhiinj; our hattles lur us. We aii' hehiK poitiaed to nuiseht-s as in need ol humhliim i Diiist'lws in ileep iainuie to tier. ; s a nation ot as Individuals we ji ili.ens ol Ihe I'nlted Slates ol j inerie.i an not cowmiiIs. We eau fne our own bullets tl neeessary. as w.is proven w lien Knulmid so op-pies.-ed US that we hiiil to ilecliire i our iiidepeniliMiee and lluht lor it. i We ate sorry lor Kiulaml he i eiiuse she is solely pressed and niihlessly attacked now. Hut It I should ;dl every true elti.en of this country to hae the prnpa ' K.Mida spread alnoad that w i m e i.t.,.i i.. i w.. ...... .,..i I hitiil hits nrver taken u milllni y po- sit ion except against us : she lias "Mi pittd ihe war deht of the last W ill . lien I'.onapuite threatened her e put forth the same plea that - must tlcht her tuitlles lest he os the waters and conquer us. e -idi nt .lctfcrou f ooii set tied j ihiii. h:iti' er l !i inland is I is; lit lim lur. it not us nor M there any J ne.-d tor her to tiulu lor our einin Mi;., nor Is her n:iy our defense. I helirxr ecr line patiintlc citizen ! s mpathies wttli Knyland hec;tuse t of the i til h less nes ol her eniMiiy land every Injustice committed led i the same symp.ttliy was lelt I'M- I lie ! lioiM s w hen t hey sill leied. As :i iHiiinti wi' h;ive wi;in:',ed i other mition on this planet In e decree of :ir and our younn l men should not he required lo lnv i dnw ii their lies lor some other mi ll Inn nor endure uuy of the lur j niilitiiiinn lliey met over a score of ' e us ;ii;o. I'ersoiiMiiy hear no malice to waid au nation or pcnpi. hut do resent the huiuilitulitm propasand.i spread alnoad now and the htslnuv Hells thai we ;ie a people td no ceui.ie and dependent oil any ,i'h- I LETTERS to the Editor THIRTY VEARS TOO DAILY DEVOTIONS im. CHAS. A. KDWAUDS What shall It profit mankiixl if It pain complete control over nil natural resources and lose 118 Heiiso of Cod? This question Ih loi(;ed upon us If wo took with ChrlsUiau eyes over tho wide expanse of human activity and Ktrivn tn KruHp its liopos and feai-H, it h arhievemenia and fail ures. In material thlna enor mous proyre.su hits been made durum the pust (imirter of h eontury. Tho inward march of mankind hat hr.oulH power and wealth lo many hands, pownr over tho forres of nature, power over fHeloi'H that help to deter mine lh fulure, power of BiKht and llviUKhi, power which has heen seiz'Ml by proud und faith less hearts and turned into al mosi terrifying fnreos of d slrtn lion. Hul (iod. the Creator, the source of all life and power, has been .overlooked, or lias heen deliberately dismissed from 4'p calculations of men. In Weed, some In their arrogance quite cynically ask, where is (iod? We have no need of (iod. Coii'iunst in Hut natural realm has, sudly enntmh. done much to destroy belief in the supernatur ti I. Striding forward into new dimensions of life, man has destroyed much of that sense of awe and worship which discov ers O.'id's Majesty. Me has lost" th'il a wariMiess of (iod which curls his pride and bids hi in how in adoration admitlihi; his dependence upon (iod. Amen. cr nation. StK'h propaeauda lias aroused my memory as lo why v.-e are a nation, why our ancestors crossed the ocean. Let its think tiiis crisis throimh. not In Ihe lUbt of propaganda but lu the liht of his tory. MIIS. KM ,. P. WOOHH PIONEER SHADOW STAR HORIZONTAL 1, 5 Pictured screen star. 12 Most careful. 14 Operators of tilt hammers. IB Capable. IB Makes hire. 19 Hoad (abbr.). 21 To revile. 24 Parent. 25 Canters. 27 Japanese fish. 28 Mistake. .10 Lifeless. Answer to Previous Puzile 31 She was fa- 48 To fetch, mous for long so Natural power yellow . si Musical note. 33 To classify. 53 Italian river. 54 Senior (abbr.) 55 Female fowl. 56 North Africa (abbr.). 58 Go on (music) 60 She was born In . 61 She was the first movie star. VERTICAL 1 Mother. 14 Twisted. 35 Yellowish Rreen resin. 37 Snaky fish. H8 Exists. 39 Power of the mind. 10 Gaiter. 12 Note in scale. Infant. 41 Tribunal. 48 Musical prac tice piece. T 23 a J5 6 7 8 3 IIP !T"1 Tl is Hp is n i& " I v' 1 1 ri 25 2o -127 Pp 29 SO 31 l Q ! n 1 Hv H I n 1 , dont vworrv y ABOUT US PILLOW ) I OUR SNORIN'VVONT AN MOV VOU WHILE VOU'RE. GROOMIN' THEM PL.LK5S SOON O-.Rwiuiiws, Headquarters of GOP Chosen Here The Douclas county republican central committee will set up headquarters this week at 230 Jackson street. ItoseburK, II. O. Parpoler, county chairman, an nounced today. The build Inn is be ing cleaned and prepared for oc cupancy and will be opened the lat ter part or tho week, according to iireuont iilima Tho local unit oT Pi-ri AnWH-lea ! is cooperating with the commltlee and will aid In conducting the headquarters where literature will be made available to individuals, clubs and election workers. The county committee, Ihe young republicans cluh. Pro America and other group. .Mr. Pargeter states, will use the of fice for meetings und general headquarters. Pictures of candidate. Includ ing republican aspirants for coun ty offices, will be on display in the window. A baimer lias been hung" across the street, msrking the location of Ihe headquarters. New 'Paper-Bag Bandit' Operating in Portland ' PORTLA.NI, Sept. SO. (API A new "psper-baK bandit" robbed two service stations of 70 last nlKln. In each case, tho hold-up man forced the attendant to empty con tents of his till Into a sack. A pre ecessor of like technique is scrvine; a prison term. Assinats were a paper money issued in France in the latter part of the lSlh century. Tin? watermelon has been culti- Ivated since ancient times. 17 Extra part. 20 Agents. 22 Blunt pens. 23 Low moun tains. 24 Tiny skin openings. 26 Salary. 29 Eggs of fishes, 31 Dove's home. 32 To drink slowly. 35 Defamed. 36 Arresting. itvKnlv twlv 39 Soft mas3. 41 Paving substance. 43 Unopened (lower. 45 To tear stitches. 47 Law. 49 New slar. 52 Data. 54 South Caro 5 Purled. 4 Screams. 5 Point (abbr.) 6 Court (abbr.) 7 Air toy. 8 Blaze. 9 Fish-eating mammals, 10 Thing. 11 Doctor (abbr.) linn (abbr.). 12 Her fame was 55 Laughter or inter- sound. national. 57 Measure p 13 The deep. area. 15 Shocking. 59 Preposition. Better Highways Campaign Begun SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 1. (API A campaign to initiate a federal cmorgncy appropriation for Improvement and reconstruc tion of highways, with military pur poses in mind, was launched today by the Redwood Empire associa tion. Telegrams were sent to the American Automobile association, the American Hoad- Hulldors' uuso rlall.ni, and tho National Highway users coniorence. Alt appropriation of four billion dollars was suggested rir realign ing the Important roads or tho na tion. Special consideration for the west was recommended. Kd llaehl, president of tho super visors unit of the Redwood Empire association, said "recent move - ment of American irnitm on cm. tain western highways graphically proved the Inadequacy of those hiwhways from tho standpoint of western defense." The association pointed .out that "speed of tho troop movement was restricted to limited road condi tions and tho highway for miles was choked because of inadequacy of the hiehwuy to handle such a concentrated volume of traffic." The highway organization point ed .out that. In contrast. Germany has 80-foot divided highways with out cross traffic, capable of carry inff 70.00(1 mechanized troops an hour each way past a Klvcu point, at. 100 miles an hour. Aviation Thriller Goes On Program of KRNR "Captain Midnight." aviation ad venture serial, has replaced "Or phan Annie" on KHN'H Monday program, which originates from Ivl7sl ' 1 Oregon Sta e col ege WON. Mutual's Chicago affiliate. r, I tollege 2o; Southern ( re hftH opened its third year on the Rn CoIIpbo of Kduration 20; U.i aj,. iversily or Oregon 50; rniversity of Kd Premiss, widely known radio Portland 30; Willumelte university acl'tiv tiliivu tho tltlf i-nlp nf ( tt- 10. ta'n Midnight, reinless world war ! pilot, and Hilly Hose plays ('buck Ilamsay, tlm pilot's youthful pro-, tege. In Ihe story both aro en- guej in combatting the sinister intrigues of Ivan Shark, maater criminal. t hast year nearly a million young-! ters in the nation enrolled in thej Captain MldnlKht HIkIU Patrol, an honorary organization di'Siuned to due on the car Itself is of nim-n enroliru.t;o the interest of youth In interest to the finalici! coin aviation. Captain Midnight Is writ- panics. ten by Kolinrt Hunt, and produced j by Allen Wallace. I'olks need time lo lali h up Author limit lias experienced with the unvci nnienl. Jim whui many ol the air thrills dramatized they .sett realllim bow much a on the aerie.". An aviator of loni; million rlollars Is. thev start work experleuie. Hunt saw service in j,,,. ,, ,,u bullous. ' fran:e dunim the world war as a! member nf the Itfayelte csca-! ti... t,....i. i i .... jdrllllc.. once shot down In a ilo ,,.,,,'',"" ,llc'"-' ""vs. "Sony, .lear. dived bis crippled machine lo.ufMH Alllh,. ,)f leet. paiu akeii In .No-Man s Land v'know " an'i eiiiv.'ieii oai'K m me Aintricau tr'nchcs uniier heavy machine kuii and shell lire. Improvements Made at Farm in Camas Valley CAM AS VALLHV, Ocl. 1. A larmi acreatie of logited over land! on tho Ada .1. Denn place has been I made available for nasturairi 11s a result of a recent slashing fire. Dnsnile diifti-nhini: i.ni.nniii,.,-n,l in fiettim; the file staid'. 1. it resulted in a very clean hum. destroying ,. y , f brush and debris left followinK the ,, J.,',., ! '',"ls" removal of trees for plnB d f"";, ,', -lumber. The liurniiiK was done tin- dentists der penult, and contrary to pre-1 vtous reports. lul not Ret out o control and was handled satisfac torily by the crew of three men employed hy .Mrs. lienn. Haimer Crouch Inspected the fire twice din ing tho bitrninu operations. The laud Is some of the best in the val ley and is expected to provide ex cellent pasturage. Mrs. Hcnn. in iiddillon lo the clearing; of this largo acreage, has.loi' also been making oilier improve ments made possible through the IIHA line recently built into the vulley. She has constructed t.Sii lent of transmission line to bring electricity to her properly ami has wired her residence, burns and sheepsbed. The home is being equipped wiin eiocii-n- niiigo friKcralor. washing maibine pump, lu addition to lighting titles. ro am! fix- I Pastor at Myrtle Creek Leaves for St. Helens .MVKTI.I-: CltKKK. Ocl. 1 Min ister Waller A. Ilanies. nasi.,,. ,,f the local Christian church. .01.,. pleled his pastorate ol is ttmuth and prcarlicd his ran-we sermon Sunday eening to a widl-filled house. The Methodist people dis missed their service and visited with the Christian congregation. Several special musical num bers udded interest to the service. At the close of the service seven persons were baptized. which rounded out IS since the ruining or Mr. Harncs. Nineteen have been received into . membership by statemenl also. Mr. anil Mrs. llarnes left by LiU. RENT L. W. Metiger Co. Mosher and Mill Phone 362 tomobllc early Monday for their new pastorate) In HI. Helens, ore. Their household goods are being moved by W. V. Willis of Canyon- vine. Training of Fliers Expanded by CAA WASHINGTON. Sept. .Id. (AP) Carrying on Its pilot training pro gram which already has given "wines" to 25.000 young men and women, the civil aeronautics, ad ministration has enrolled 15,2il0 students ill new courses. "This training program," the CAA said 111 announcing enroll ments lor tho training period end ing January 15, lull, "has been pro mulgated not alone to create now pilots, but to give special training ; to thousands of flight Instructors and examiiiors. and to rehabilitate the latent flying resources of the nation by brushing up and re certifying thousands of former pi lots who had permitted their li censes to lapse." Nearly 1,000 Instructors, the CAA said, took training courses during the summer mouths, and more than fi.fino former pilots took "refresher courses" in preparation for renewal of certificates. The CAA declared experienced fliers were "vitally needed" he cause the army und navy ami na tional guard "are calling up reserve i officers leaving "holes in civilian flying organizations. To fill those "holes" students are training at 70S colleges and univer sities. Among Oregon institutions cooperaltug In the program and the number of students enrolled were: Kasleru Oregon College of (edu cation 2u students; Kiulield college 10; Mount Angel normal school in; Multnomah college !; Pacific Kugineers say dew Is bitr reu win why uulu imlntn lade. What's '.i,,,,. , ,,;aM hs (.'X(. 'f(. The huddle Is limited to l'.". sec onds tiiis season, but the uraud sland (luai'terliacks still have un til .Monduy moriiiiiK. The map of Kurope Is likely to continue chaimini; until somebody Bets around to changing Hitler's. '' 'i'1 Pht'e I.ainlictli walk inarkul lias been bomlied thivo A new edition or the would feature a junin and V"u,s' nance a short sprint. s in denial Come. come, say the good Iti-seaicli reveals then' were money problems five centuries before Christ. In that respect the world is no belter off than it ever was. Millions or youths or military age are said to have bad teeth. These are the lads who will get more drilling Hum they bargained Cook Admits Murder of Woman Friend in Spree PHILADELPHIA. Sepl. an (AP) A legal trail thai could lead to the electric chair began today tor a .'i.Vyeariilil short order rook who admitted, police say. that he look attractive Mrs. Ethel Atkins to a vacant farmhouse l'ii miles from Ihe city and bludgeoned her to death ill a liUor-lnllamcd rage. Mrs. Atkins' body, nude and battered, was found late last Tues day in an old dwelling at Hors ham. Montgomery county. Wile of a Philadelphia . brickiayer and molber of twin sous, she was re lated bv a tni-incr marriage to the barbs' I STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY CLAMC WOS. DISTILLING COMPANY IA11IMCMU. M AH l AND Diiko tobacco family ot North Carolina. Early yesterday. Police Captain William C. Knglo said. William J. Earnest signed a statement that lie killed .Mrs. Atliins alter ac companylnK her on a round of Philadelphia taprooms. 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Hl-LIGHTS ON WEDNES DAY'S PROGRAM 8:00 Breakfast Club. 8:40 Bess Bye. 10:00 Can You Imagine That? 1:00 I'll Never Forget. 1:15 Bachelor's Children. 1:30 Our Friendly Neighbors. 3:15 Ma Perkins. 6:00 Fulton Lewis, Jr. 6:30 John B. Hughes. 7:00 Raymond Gram Swing. 8:00 The Answer Man. 9:00 News. 10:00 Haven of Rest. KRNR DIAL 1500 1 t m 1.