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Navy Commander Reports On Soviet A-Bomb Strength NEW YORK-(.D-Report that Russia may have six atom bombs on hand by next fall, and soon may be producing them at the rate of 25 a year, were quoted by a military expert here. The expert, Navy Commander William T. Greenhalgh said other authorities may have other ideas on the matter. He offered no con clusion of his own. "The Soviets cannot keep their secrets forever, although they are past masters in the art of hiding and delaying facts about them selves," he said. Greenhalgh said Soviet aviators who fled Russia have told of 44 air fields in east Siberia a like ly takeoff point for an attack on the U.S.A. Northwest. Russia, he said, may have 19,000 war planes capable of use in com bat, plus a reserve of 10,000. The Soviet factories might be able to turn out 60.000 aircraft a year if necessity arose, he said. He estimated the Russian facto ries are turning out about 200 jet fighters a month and about 20 bombers. 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EXHIBITION DRILL Scores of spectator! gathered in front of the Veterans hospital administration building Thursday night to watch tha Douglas County Sheriff's posse give a preview of the horsemanship to be exhibited at their rodeo June 24-25. The Grangers Oppose V Brannan Program EVERETT. June 1-(P Dele gates to the (tate grange conven tion Thursday rejected almost un animously a resolution calling (or support of the Brannan farm plan. The convention adopted another program favoring a long-range farm program providing 100 per cent parity prices on domestic market consumption. The Brannan plan measure was speedily rejected after being called "impossible" although there was no debate. The approved resolution recom mended that the state grangers ask for a farm administrative board; protection for family sire tarms; a two-price system subsidy program and commodity credit corporation loans on both raw and processed storable commodities. The Grangers included fruit, dairy products and meat in the proposed price support plan but orly until a more satisfactory pro gram could be worked out for those items. The convention also adopted a resolution generally ODDosinf sub sidization and the existing federal price support pian an un-American and contrary to the best American principles." Frl., June 14, 1930 The Ntwi-Revlew, Roieburg, Or. ff Parents Want Return To Teaching 'Simple Virtues' COLUMBUS, O.. JP Parents of Upper Arlington, Columbus sub urb, want its board of education to revise its teaching system and return to the "simple virtues" basic subjects and respect for au thority. Here is one quote from a de tailed three-and-a-half page written protest and report submitted to the board by a group of 70 par- I ents: "Instead of so much attention in school curricula to social studies, globat attitudes, human relations, etc., more attention should be paid to the simple virtues the teach ing of basic subjects, respect for authority, consideration of others, modesty and pride in individual initiative." STINGY MATE JUNKED DETROIT- (.V) Homer Gilbert Clements' mother-in-law went to bat against him in divorce court. She said he was so stingy he counted the cookies in the cookie jar and the slices of bologna in the ice box to make sure his wife wouldn't eat any while he was at work. The wife, Mary, received the divorce. exhibition drill attracted patients, employes and the general public, all of whom applauded the intricate drills and speedy stake races with which the posse entertained the crowd. (Paul Jenkins photo 1. 1 Opera Singer Missing While Dodging Commies LOS ANGELES. June 16.-.W- Police have been called in to aid private detectives in the search for opera singer Anna Cuyle, 52. Her mother, Mrs. Ella L. Thomp son, 86 1- reported that her daugh ter, whose real name is Dorothy, i was seen May 29 at a Pasadena I hotel. She said her daughter told her she feared Communists and that she had been moving from one hotel to another In recent months to avoid unknown enemies. GAMBLING TYCOON DIES LOS ANGELES, June 16. P Injuries sustained last week in an automobile accident caused the death Wednesday of Jake Katie man, 51-year-old Las Vegas, Nev., gambling figure. He was principal stockholder In the El Rancho Vegas hotel and maintained interests in Las Vegas gambling casinos. To Be Announced SOON The opening of our new beauty salon In the Carter Building LoVera Rutter LaV era's Beautorium Room 203, Carter Building 215 N. Main rett to our 7,000. i Greenhalgh said he did not be- ! lieve war is either imminent or in- i evitable. He said Russia lacks facilities for a global war and hasn't know how for mass production of big i bombers. V FOR . . . SERVICE . . . EXPERIENCE. . . CO-OPERATION . . , Investir : the services offered by your "Home owned, Home-operated" bank. Money left on deposit with us remoins in DOUGLAS COUN TY. All facilities available for your individual needs, Douglas County State Bank Member, Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Heart Assn. To Profit From Court Penalty PITTSBURGH, June 16. (P) Harold Gilbert, 42, pleaded guilty to stealing a few dollars from a container used to collect funds in the campaign against heart dis ease. Gilbert's attorney suggested to Judge Michael A. Musmannn that Gilbert be allowed to pay $50 each month to the Pennsylvania Heart association for the next year in stead of going to jail. Musmanno agreed. COWBOY IS SUICIDE PENDLETON, June 16 (.VI A 58-year-old cowboy, Albert Wilken son, committed suicide above Bingham Springs Thursday, Coro ner Allen Folsom reported. His body was found by a co worker for the Weston Cattlemen's association. Wilkenson left a note telling wnere to una tne norses. evidence showed that he had leaned over the muzzle of a 32-caliber rifle and pulled the trigger. Cause of his despondency was not known. Colds Of Students Reduced By Designs Of Schools BELLFLOWER, Calif. UP) School absences due to colds can be reduced by modern design and heating of school buildings, says Dr. Norman Wampler, superintend ent of schools here. He credits them with effecting a 14 percent cut in such absences among chil dren in a new kindergarten. The floors are heated by radiant panels, eliminating updrafts. The heating is controlled by outside and indoor thermostats, the outdoor thermostat is a weather anticipa tor, sensing changes in outdoor temperatures and signalling the heating plant to get into action before indoor changes occur. The room thermostat modifies the ac tions according to the number of pupils in the room, and other con ditions. The system does away with "the cold 70," when the ther mometer may read 70 but the room is still chilly, said engineers of the Minneapolis-Honeywell Regu lator Co. News-Review classified ads bring results. Phone 100. WASHING MACHINES FOR RENT Famous Brand Washing Machines For Rent, Reasonable Bergh's Appliance Service 1200 S. Stephens St. GAS RATES REDUCED! Fence Around Golf Course Makes Everyone Happier RYE, O'Hara N. Y. -has put UP) away - Frank his bow SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY, JUNE 17TH QUALITY MEATS SMOKED PIG SHANKS lb. 35c SHOULDER ALWAYS TENDER VEAL STEAK . : lb. 59c SMOKED PORK CHOPS lb. 73c NICE MEATY SPARE RIBS lb. 43c DURKEE'S OLEOMARGARINE ....... lb. 27c FRANCO-AMERICAN SPAGHETTI 2 cans 27c DUZ large package 25c ALL BRANDS MILK, tall cans . . ... 2 for 23c SUNSHINE KRISPY CRACKERS . . . 2 lbs. 43c NALLEY'S POTATO CHIPS, reg. 25c pkg. 19c OCCIDENT WITH APRON BAGS FLOUR 25-lb. bag 2.19 MORRELL'S Deviled Meat 2 for 15c REMARKABLE ASPARAGUS No. 2 cans 21c SUMMERTIME WHOLE KERNEL CORN Can 10c FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Snow White Cauliflower Lb. 15c Nict Solid CABBAGE Lb. 5c Utah CELERY Lb. lie Tender, Crisp CARROTS 2 bunches 15c Worker At Dam Killed By Concrete Mixer MOUNTAIN HOME, Idaho, June 1S.-JP) Robert Arthur Reiber, 20, of New Plymouth, Idaho, was killed Thursday night at Anderson ranch dam when he became entangled in a concrete mixer. Reiber was an employee of a Boise construction firm. Coroner Green said he stepped near the huge mixer while it was operating and was caught in the machinery. BUM'S RUSH ORDERED CHICAGO (tP) Police Com missioner John C. Prendcrgast has one word of warning scram to Kan handlers planning to reap big andouts in Chicago this summer from visitors to the Chicago fair and other special events. A special detail ot 38 policemen has taken up new posts in the loop. Their job to last until the fair closes on Labor day will be to chase the bums out of the city. arrows. Golf players of the Rye Wood Country club sliced and hooked with abandon. Between the O'Hart. home and the golf links stood a wire fence IS feet high and 00 feet long, im penetrable to golf balls and to arrows. O'Hara merely protested when his house was peppered by mis directed golf balls. But when his wife was hit on the head, he bought an archery set and "acci dentally" fired arrows onto the course when golf players ap proached his property. The expense of the fence was defrayed by the country club. Players smiled through it at the O'Haras. And the O'Haras smil ed right back. Dresses MEDICAL SOCIETY MEETS . PENDLETON. June 16. VP) The Eastern Oregon District Medi cal society opened a two-day con vention her today. 334 Blouses Lingerie Hosiery Robes MODE 0'DAY N. Main NEW PORTABLE atCTRIC .0 n win wwr m WGlR' ",ln , uruiM( 1toa WARNING , 5-yarSINGWwor. ranty cftt50 9 ' SINGER sells in sew. ing machines and ether products only thru SINGER SEWING CENTERS identified by the red "S" on the win dow and never thru department stores, dealers, or other outlets. A Tn4OTJft W Mm WOtX MAVACTUI COHFAWT SINGER SEWING CENTER 3 4 arc t-franEc most j z anfcteta h 33 jus :uEEt :i qsjgKglte taagf: -nr aUti SEDGE Hm fjg-t mm xe Mi njfiD ma zm am. 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