Pagre Two
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Friday, May 20, 1932
NEW PARIS CABINET INHERITS COMPLEX PROBLEM
Other Powers
Oppose France
i On All Fronts
' By M. K. Whltelcatller
PARIB VP) Knotty problems, left
over by the old chamber of deputies
and the expiring government of An
dre Tardlou, will confront Prance's
. new -cabinet and lower house when
they" "take over" early In June,
"there Is grief, ahead for the
Incoming premier, whoever he
may be.'Edouard Herrlot, aslead
. fcr ' of the largest party In the
. chamber,' probably will draw the
lrst; invitation to form a cnblnot.
Foreign "relations form a pretty puz
zle ' in thomsel vfs, but It Is the do
mestio situation that Ib likely to glvo
the new administration Its first head
ache. A glance at that explains In a
large measuro the talk of a "transit
ional" -cabinet, to hold offlco until
the-new chamber gets its bearings.
There Is, at the top of the list, a
budget deficit.. It is estimated at
. front-two to nine billion francs, which
translate into American money at
lrom 80,000,000 to 30n.O0O,0O0.
' Must Btep Warily
Balancing this Involves, among
other factors, a decrease in tho cost
of government, and lowering the sal
aries of public employes Is Just as
ticklish -an affair here aB In other re
publics, - ('. ll!-'HHjrifH
Another tender subject is the-social
Insurance law, the French combina
tion version of unemployment dole,
workmen's compensation and old ago
pensions.- JSnemlos of this statute are
asking revisions to reduce tho state's
contributions, a measure 'which would
not exactly appeal to wage earners.
Foreign affairs can bo approached
only1 by a path 'containing tho doodly
pitfall Of possible isolation of Franco.
On all sides tho ropubllo finds Itsolf
confronted with these which, on their
face, seem' dlamotrically opposed to
Trench Ideas. ,, :.
Powers Ogtposc French - -At
, Lausauno ' on Juno '16, " tho
French delegates to tho reparations
parley muBt meet demands of Ger
many, Italy and Great Britain for
- comploto cancellation of reparations.
The new legislature must wrestle with
a possible change In the French pol
icy relative to tho war debt owed to
the United States.
Youthful' Italians
Of Both Sexes Hie
To Duce's Banner
Cafeteria dinner and supper at the
Island City Community church, Fri
day. 3-19-2 t.
PRICES i
Before hiivtntv -fTi-vfla 'l. nrfll wan
ROME VP) Over two million boys'vou-to . thn hi.,i(:ifui iin. .i bi.
and girls under 18 now wear the black a,.,!,,,,,., and oift Bhon ...-nQ t
A widespread movement to expand
Mussolini's training machine added
727,633 to the Junior prganizattons
lost year.
FOR TUB GRADUATE
Book-ends, writing cases, leather
music cases and combs -in- eeses.-Desk
Th nn7iini7Jttinn nre th nninin 'ta, lamps, billfolds, tie racks, work
hr,v -hnaio . .wiu5 ujuiBiiess, uecenaea. Ail per-
for boys up to 14; Avanguardista, for.?xes- hos.ery boxes and mafce-up -BOns having claims against the ald
provided In Section Fifty one hun
dred and sixty-nine of the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
In testimony whereof witness my
hand-ana seal of office this seventh
day of March, 1832.
-J. W. POLE, Comptroller of the
Currency. 3-24-60 1
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned has been appointed
by the County Court of : the State of
Oregon for Union County, as the ad
ministrator of the estate of Martha
Edwards BJorsness, deceased. All per-
ftloimril Herrlot, pmnler cH'ctant or France, In osirly morning nttlrc
smilingly recTlvnl roiifinit illations on liLs purty's victory at the polls.
Hut he faces a complicated nltun-tlon.
Linked with this nig question, is
the situation at the disarmament,
conference In Geneva. There has de
veloped an almcat united front
against tho French proposal for an
International army. There is also on
file the Itnllan demand for naval par
ity. Tho parliament may bo called upon
to fit this opposition Into tho time-
seasoned French thesis of "security
before disarmament."
Franco Is also combatting a Gcr-
man-Austrlon-Hungarian-Itallan-Tur-klsh
coalition which la driving for a
revision of tho troaty of Versailles.
But in opposing this sho has tho aid
of her war-born allies, Poland,
Czechoslovakia, Jugoslavia ana ex
panded Rumania.
U. H. Trndo Depute
Finally thoro oro questions of trade
relations with tho United States,
Canada, Argentina and several Euro
pean countries arising out of the
quota Import system originated by
tho Laval government last fall.
Foreign business Interests complain
that the quotas arc ruining-their
trade. Walter E. Edge, American am
bassador, and Thomas ' Le Brenton,
ambassador of Argentina, have each
filed sizable batches of complaints
with the. government and other coun
tries aro following suit.
boys between 14 and IB; Plccoll Ital-' kxes, necklaces and diaries and many
lane, for girls to 14, and Giovani Iother loyely Ideas may be found at
Itoliane, for girls from 14 to 18. !ieB'. o-i-2 t.
Physical training Is organized fori'
the groups as part of the duce'a cam-1 NOW' OPEN i
paign to build a robust generation. I Drive in' at A. & R.'Root Beer stand !
ine ooys aro given primary military af Hill's Service Station fbr hambur
lnstructlon with the opportunity of gCrs and root beer. ; -6-19-2 t.
yruauBung inu) trie iming ruscisw
of Combat," the fascist militia.
A GIFT OF QUALITY .
AND- of, lasting beauty, is a heck
lace of the very latest Jn Crystal. You
will 'find ,tho largest selection of Rock
Crystal beads and of costume Jewelry
that Is shown in Eastern Oregon, now
at Kicnardson's Art and Gift Shop.
-. B-20-2 t.
Rosner, Bullwinkle
Conquer Venzke
NEW YORK, May 20 (JF Gene
Ven2ke, Invincible during the winter
season, already has found a conquer
or outdoors. ' " . ' !
The Pottstown. Pa., Bchoolboy, -who
ran the mile in 4:10 this winter, rin- toh,at ckbbZ e r, w,P ' ' ?l!on County' regon' dlrected and
ished thirrt iri a Kneciai looo vard rn I"1"068' cabbage, egg plants, ;petu-, delivered upon a judgment, decree,
nt. w v v orK ti,l,,,M Bhytning you want at Com- and order of sale rendered and
GET THOSE ASTERS
Verbenlas, snaps, salvia, pansics.
estate are hereby directed to present
mem to me unaersignea witn proper
vuuuuurs inereior to tne unaersignea
at his office, in the Foley Building,
La Grande, Union Countv. Oregon.
within six 'months from the date of
tnis notice.
H. B. : DIXON, Administrator of the
i Estate of Martha Edwards : BJors
; ness, dee'd.
Dated May 13th, 1932.
' May 13-20-27. June 3-10.
NOTICE OP SHERIFF'S SALE UPON
FORECLOSURE
Notice Is hereby given that pur
suant to execution and order of
sale Issued out. of the Circuit Court
of the State of Oregon for Union
County on the 26th day of April,
1932, under the hand of the Clerk
of said Court and the seal thereof
to the undersigned as Sheriff of
Murder Suspect
Held at Phoenix
KLAMATH PALLS, May 20 IP) In
formation from Phoenix, ArlE., that
a man believed to be John Meek,
wanted hero for murder, Is under ar.
at the New York curb exchange track
and field meet last night.
Both Otto Rosner, former Princeton
star, and George Bullwinkle of the
New York VA.' C. led Venzke to tho
tape. Rosner ran the distance in
2.12 2-6, only a fifth of a second off
the American record 'set by Larry
Grown ta 1921.
munlty Cash and Mrs.
Norrls'.
'6-17-t f.
Battalino, Petrolle
To Battle Tonight
CHICAGO May 20 (VP) Episode
two of Billy Pctrolle's and Bat Bat-
Hemstitching, pleating, Dntton
boles, etc -Norton's Kldly Shop,
'''.'' " Adv.
See our adv.
Greenhouses.
' on page 5. '.Clarks
.WS'.f.Ifc'.-;5.'
i Cfffe Economy, Grand Flavor
.easy, too, when you "drip"
' Golden West ; : the result always
REAL FLAVOR!
. Yoar grocer faiturei Golden Wcit Coffee and
th maker at economy prlcei.
mm.
ASK THE HOME FOLKS. . . They know
rest In that cltv. hno caused Sheriff tallno's
h. L. Low to forward full information ohow win bo presented In tho Chicago
necessary for Identification. istndlum tonight.
: Mock Is charged with murdering I lnls Pn'r OI rouB" "auan Doys
John Ansel hero Dec. 30, 1027. Meek "'"KM episode one in Madison Square
was a trapper and homestcodcr In the anrclon Ins' winter, Petrolle winning
Odessa district. Ansel was an em-;by a technl:l -knockout In the
ployo of a gun store here and was ltwolrtn nnd lBst "'ol"a- Tonight's
shot to death while trying to provont Bhowm8 18 billed for ten rounds, and
tered of record and docketed in said
cause on the 23rd day of April, 1932,
in favor ' of tho California Joint
Stock Land Bank of San Francisco,
a corporation, and against Edith P.
Dobbin and William M. Dobbin, her
husband, two of the defendants
above named for the sum of $15,
084.01, due October IS. 1931. install-
to T' t ment or APrU 16- 630.00, with
0-.-U-I i. 'interest at the rate of 8 per an-
r 1 inum from April 18, 1931, Installment
See Fred Spaeth for your-Plumbing ,due October 15, -1931, J030.00, with
end Heating repairs. Phone Mqln 686. Interest at the rate of 8 per an-4-20-t"f.
'hum from October 15, 1931. taxes
- ' ' for the year 1929, (294.10, with In-
Special for Saturday at Rodes meat ' C'provfd iS"toSli -Jor'Theyea?
market. Heavv'Hens. dressed. 15c ner:i.n 'ISXi'S?' JJi eLi .1 r
WOOd and thunder flBtiC lb..' merililm bni rirmsxrl idn n.'fth I .m.'. t.. -....fj.i
esented In tho Chicnno I ' ' -i I i. .".i," ...!;. iv; ...X.'
a robbery.
LOMSKI, SLOW,
IS BEATEN BY
GEO, G1LSTRAP
SPOKANE. Wash., Mlay 20 UP) Leo
Lomflkl, once the feared Aberdeen
Assassin who slaughtered every light
heavyweight from the bottom to a
couple of notches from tho top, bowed j
U-UIS" viiiaump, ui ok. Aiancs,
both have made the usual predictions
that the bout wlil not go the limit. -.
Petrolic W03 a 7 to 6 and 8 to 5
choice. :
TURKS 1)111 IT Oil) ROMAN
AfiANA. Tiiffcpv rn-.Wnr1fmon Hlw.
Ring a ditch Here inearthed a per- iMonday, the 20th day of June, 1932,
EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES
On cabbage, cauliflower, tomato and
pansy plants at .Rohan's greenhouse.
V -6-7-1 m
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
NOTICE IS 1 HEREBY ' GIVEN that
r B. Tharp, executor of the estate' bf
Nannie Littleton, deceased, has filed
his Final Account as such Executor,
and -that the County Court of Union
County, State' of Oregon, has set
I Interest and penalties thereon as by
Inw nrovlded. and with interest upon
16,0844)1 -at -s per annum from
October .16, .1931, (760.00, reasonable
fectly preserved bronzo statue of
Roman general. --Museum officials
say the relic Is 1000 years old and
priceless. ' 1 ''
to
Idahb, a willing but Inexperienced
lumberjack, hero ' last night.
Locking the" shifty footwork and
tho terrific punch that led him to
tho threshold of tho championship
several times, Lomskl plodded through
mo six rounds, nanny landing a solid
blow. The decision 'was unpopular,
but tho fans who booed It said the
old Loiwkl could have stopped Gll
strnp In tho first round. Lomskl
wolghcd 180 pounds, and Gllstrap
four pounds loss.
Norman Wilson. 158. of Portland.
dcclsloncd Johnnie Walkor, 158. of
Spokano In six rounds, and Roy Ack-
icy, iiu, or Portland, drew with
Mickey Trad, 143, of Spokane. In
other bouts.
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Then the new gas fuel gives you addi
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Our special reduction in prices brings
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and small monthly payments.
$10,000 Damages
Sought in Suit
SALEM, May 20 UP) Frank Mon-
nor today filed In the. circuit court
hero suit to .recover (10,000 damages
from J. A. Starker, driver of the auto
mobllo In which Miss Frances Mon
ner, was killed on February 13 of this
year.
Monncr alleges that Starker was
driving his enr at an excesslvo speed
tnnd did not exorclso reasonable pre
caution.
Tho Starker machine Jumped tho
curb on South Commercial street and
overturned.
IMIILU-1'INES "YIELD COLD
MANILA VP) The insular govern
ment estimates that the .Bcnguet
mineral district north of Manila
mined (3,305,000 in gold last year.
Other gold districts have not
reached the production stage.
SOVIETS ORDER KIl.OVl'ATTS
MOSCOW 'P) Construction' of
three 'moro hydro-electric stations
with aggregate capacity of 'nearly
1,000,000 kilowatts has been ordered
by sovlbt authorities. Tho plants
will bo finished In 1935.
at 10 o'clock a. m., at the Court
House, as the time -and place 'for
hearing upon sold Account, and for
the' settlement thereof, and that any
and all persons ' having "any objec
tlons' thereto, appear at said tlme and
place.
F. B. THARP, Executor of tho Estate
of Nannie Littleton, Deceased.
H. E. DIXON, Attorney, for Executor,
La Grande, Oregon', 1
May 20:27. June '3-10-17.
FIND IT
HERE
Copy for this Column Mail
bs In by a. a.
NO. 13(103
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Office of Comptroller of the Currency
Washington, D. C March 7, 1032.
Whereas, bv satisfactory evldenot
presented to the undersigned, It ha
ocon maae to appear tnac
"The First National Bank of Li
Grande" in tho city of La Grande in
the County of Union, and State of
Oregon has complied' with "all the
.provisions oi tne statutes of the
, United States, required to be'eom
j plied with before' an association shall
I bo authorized ' to commence tho burft
jness of baiiklng; -
I Now therefore 1, J. W. Pole, Comp
troller of the Currency, do hereby
'certify that "The First National Bank
t of La Grande" In the City of La
Mn.tnn. . .. , Grande in the County of Union and
Modern dance Eagles hall Saturday Htnt .r n,.. i ,,,,, . ,
night. Admission 60c. 6-10-3 t. men th. Wlr,. hf n.nkW' ta
attorney's fees, and plaintiff's costs
and disbursements taxed at (40420,
and foi- 4r? foreclosure of that cer
tain mortensi, dated the 20th day
of February, 1920, and recorded on
the ash dav of February, 1920, In
Book 67 at page 177 of the Mort
gage Records of Union County, State
of Oregon, said mortgage being made
by said Edith P. Dobbin and Wil
liam M. Dobbin, her husband to the
California Joint Stock Land Bank of
San Francisco, a corporation. In a
certain suit pending In said court
wherein ssld California Joint Stock
Land Bank of Son Francisco, a cor
poration, was plaintiff and Edith P.
Dobbin and -wunam m. uoaom, i
husband, James D. Dobbin and Ethel
Dobbin,-his wife, and Union Coun
ty, Oregon, a municipal corporation,
were defendants. That In and by
said Judgment, decree and order of
sole it was ordered that the here
inafter described real property sit
uate in Union County, Oregon, be
sold by the Sheriff of Union County
to satisfy said Judgment and all
costs, and that the said real prop
erty, to-wit:.
Beginning at a point 30 feet
west of the Southeast corner of
the Northeast quarter of Section
Eloven (11) In Township Four
(4) South, in Range Thirty
Nine (39) East of the Wilam
etto Meridian, in Union County,
Oregon, and running thence
North parallel with the east
line of said Section Eleven, a
distance' bf 2769 feet, thence
' westerly . and parallel with the
County Road to Hot Lake, a
distance - of 2977.1 feet, thence
South parallel with the said
east line of said Section Eleven,
a distance of 2G09 feet to a point
due west of the point of begin
ning, thence east to the point of
beginning, -and being a portion
of. the NJA of sold Section 11,
Tp. 4 8.;' R. 39, E. W. M., and
containing 186.8 acres, more or
less, '
be' sola as. by law provided and the
proceeds thereof applied to the pay-
ment of .plaintiff's - said Judgment,
principal, Interest, costs and dis
bursements of "suit, attorneys' fees
and the costs and expenses of sals.
Now, Therefore, I will or the 28th
day of May, 1932, at the hour of
1:30 o'clock P. M In the afternoon
of said day, at the front door of
the County Court'House in the City
of La Orsnde, In . Union; -Cour(ty,
Oregon, sell at publio auction for
cash In hand to the highest .bidder -all
of -the -right, -title, - interest -and
estate which said defendants or any
of them had therein on the 56th
day of February. 1920 or which they
have since acquired therein or there
to, including the rights and Inter
ests of all persons Claiming by, -
through, or under saia aeienaants
or any of them.
JESSE iK2tt.AltO,
Sheriff of, Union County,-Ore.
By H. A. Hlnghamme'r, "
Penuty. ;
Apr. 29 May 6-13-20-27. '
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