La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 15, 1933, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Texti Thursday, June 15, 1933 KA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, tX (GRANPE. ORE. Pa ire Seven i ROTARY GROWING DESPITE WORLD ECONOMIC CRISIS BOSTON, June 10 An encouraging report of the growth of Rotary In the face of adverse economlo conditions will be shown when the officers re port to the 24th annual convention of Rotary International here June 26-30. The gain In the number of new Rotary clubs elected to membership In the past twelve months Is approxi mately fifty per oent greater than the previous similar period. The number of Rotarlans Is on the Increase, too, with a small net gain over the figures of Inst July 1. ' The list of countries and geo graphical regions in which there are Rotary clubs will be increased by three, in the official reports' to the convention. . Rotary clubs have been elected this year in Riga, Latvia, in Tanger, Mo rocco (International Zone) and in Sofia, Bulgaria. There have been almost a hundred new Rotary clubs elected this year, about one-third of them in Europe where the number, of new clubB this year is double that of last year. These figures are the first-hand reports which have been gathered by President Clinton P. Anderson, of Albuquerque, N. M., In his visits with almost one-fourth of the entire Rotary membership, confirm the op tlmlstlo view of Rotary officials. President Anderson will deliver his report at the opening session of the convention Monday afternoon, June 20, following the reports of Secretary CheBley R. Perry and Treasurer Ru fus P. Chapln. These latter two are from Chicago. ' The president has recently returned from a trip to Great Britain and Northern Europe. At the conference of the Rotarlans of Great Britain and Ireland, President Anderson read a message from Premier Ramsay Mac Donald saying "I regard Rotary's work for International understanding and cooperation as of the greatest Importance. Business - men should take the foremost place In the ranks of the ambassadors of world peace." At Boston June 26th there will be assembled Borne eight thousand busi ness and professional men, and mem bers of their families, coming from fifty to sixty different nations. After the formalities and reports of the opening session Monday after noon, the convention will have four more days of business sessions. The general theme of the meeting on Tuesday Is "the Individual Rotary club under survey" and the various problems of Rotary clubs in differ ent parts of the world will be dis cussed thoroughly. The topic for Wednesday's meet ing will be International good will and the speakers will discuss "the new world order" from 1 various standpoints economic, Intellectual, vocational, and Iroin a Rotary stand point. Tho entire day on Thursday will be given over tplscusslqrjyOt , and action uptm the flrtf or more'resolu tlons and enactments which have been proposed by Rotary clubs, the board of directors of Rotary Interna tional, and a special drafting commit tee on revision of administrative procedure. Hunt 'Nurse' and Kidnaped Baby znffl 1 Starved mother love Is Delleved the motive In the strange kidnaping; of Pansy Sneed, flve-weeks-old Cincinnati baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Snood, shown hero-with their other daughter, Doro thy, 3. Mrs. Sneed gave her baby to a "woman in white" who posed as a welfara nurse and presented a note from a doctor. Sneed Is uueniDloyed. McKenzie Pass Being Cleared Of Snow Drifts BEND, Ore.,' June 14 (ff) Aided by warm weather which liithe past few days has reduced the deptn at snow as much as two feet In some I places, the state highway department rotary plow used In opening the Mc Kenzie pass, was boring its way slow ly toward Cascade summit yesterday and today started its most formid able attack, that of excavation a trench through snow in tho big cut. i In the cut, at the east approach to the summit lava fields, the depth of , snow has been reduced by hot weath- l er from 10 to 16 feet in, the past week, but the pack remaining is more like a glacier than a drift. - ' George Sothman, resident engineer In charge of opening the McKenzie j highway, yesterday made a trip to the summit In, advance of the rotary and found the snow was melting rap Idly. The pack, however;' was so solid .that his shoes 'Tjarefy inade'' an :1m- , print In the ' snow. Considerable Benny Behr, younger brother of Louie and Sam Behr of Wisconsin basketball and track fame. Is a star high Jumper, discus thrower and shot putter at Rockford. 111.. High school. dynamite will have to be used to shatter the glacler-lfke mass ahead of the plow. , TOMATO SURPRISE Select tomatoes of even size and scoop out centers. (Save this part to serve in salad, or mix with mashed tuna in sandwiches.) Mix the con tents of one can of White Star tuna, flaked, with half as much bread crumbs, the same amount of chopped celery, .a tablespoon of onion juice and season with salt and pepper. Stuff tomatoes with this mixture and top with grated cheese. Bake in a moderate oven for 26 minutes. OREGON'S TOTAL TAX BILL PASSES 42-MILLION MARK SALEM, Ore. VP) Oregon taxes its citizens a total of $42:042,546 for the operation, of all governments, state, city, county, scnoois ana lor otner purposes. This was revealed with the Issuance of the summaries of tax lev ies by the state tax commission. This was about two per cent less than last year. Special taxes for school purposes lead the list with a total of 11,067, 2S5 annually. Next In line Is that for special taxes for' cities and towns amounting to 10,337,085. The state comes third with 4,800,044 or lees than one-tenth of the total tax, while counties come fourth with a total of 4,e03,B02. Other funds for which large taxes are collected include county school and school library, 03,125,653; bond Interest and redemption S2.126.107; for general roads tl.373.65a; high school tuition Sl.280.132; ports 1. 100,487; and Irrigation and drainage 1,008,487. The balance of tax money will be used as follows: market roads, $388,- 462; special roads 290,467; fire pa trol $168,366; reforestation tax $26,455 and miscellaneous $8,726. Of the total Multnomah county will pay $16,430,707 per year, with Lane county second nigh with $2, 015,307 and Clackamas county third with $1,769,444. Klamath county rates fourth with the total taxes of $1,706, 617, Clatsop firth with a total of $1. 084,731, and Marlon county sixth with $1,441,407. Other county totals Include Baker $706,811; Benton $506,424; Douglas $1,008,466; Jackson $1,332,843; Jose phine $488,852; Umatilla $1,441,407; and Union county $770,173. Wheeler county payB the least of the total tax with a levy of $107,706. The total tax levy lost year was $42,079,176. Policeman In Great Distress Walking all day made hts feet so sore and painful that he oftlmes thought he would have to leave the force In one night a Radox foot bath changed his mind. 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WV The "Traveling Telephone," a device to relieve motorists going about at night of the trouble of locating pay tele phone stations, Is the Invention of Charles H, Klrby, electrical engineer. To use his apparatus a motorist -would carry the telephone instru ment in his car. ; It has a weather proof cord and plug: attached. Sock ets attached) at frequent spaces to telephone lines would enable the motorist to plug In, drop In a coin and get a connection without leav ing his car.1 On behalf of his Idea Klrby de clares there are thousands of motor ists caught yearly without telephone communication at hours when store pay stations are closed Gummy Fresh Fruits and Vegetables at Low Prices NEW PEAS Well Filled 3 lbs ..... 10c ORANGES. Sweet Doz. ...J 19c LETTUCE Solid Heads 3 hds. 10c NEW POTATOES 6 lbs ... 19c us Sure, they hurry! To get this waiting breakfast treat of crisp, golden brown Post Toastiesl Children don't waste any time getting down to a breakfast of Post Toasties! 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