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Newspaper Page Text! Tiicay,IwryJ3,J3l LA UflAflDfl 1'JVENINO OB3EKVEK, LA GRANDE. ORE. tl T C c cl a: 8 (Incorporated) An Independent Newspaper 11 Phone Main 800 urwiii H. W. FREDERICKS . HAROLD U. PtHLAY , Published evenings, exception Sunday, t 1710 Blxth street, l Grande, Oregon, " ' ' " Entered at the Postoffloe ol 1 Orande, Oregon, ta Seoond Class Mall Matter under act of March a, 181. ' ' ' ' " ' ' "" OFFICIAL PAPER OP UNION COUNTY AND THB -' CITY OF LA GRANDB . - MEMBER OP ASSOCIATED PRESS The Auoclated Press U exclusively entitled to use lor publication of all oewi dlapatchea credited to It or not otherwise credited If pub ' llshed here. All rights of republication of special dispatches In this paper and also the local news herein also are reserved. - 1 ' ; National Advertising Representative M. O. MOOENSEN CO., Ino. -' Ban Francisco, Los Angoles, BeaKle. Portland, Ohlcago Detroit, New York .' 1 And now, Lord, what wait I for?. My hope is in Ihoe. Deliver mo from all my transgressions: make me not, ti6 reproach of the foolish. Psalm 39: 7, 8 ' ' '" LIQUOR I'UICKfS SKKM HIGH Prices that will be charged in Oregon state liquor stores were announced during the weekend by1 the liquor cotrtniiH sion. Cheapest blended whiskey will sell at $1,10 a pint, ?2 a quart; and bottled in iKind, 16 to 17 years old, $1.75 a half pint, $3.35 a pint. And for month.'; wo have been hear ing tall of low prices that would defeat the bootlofftfer. In several places over the state retailers, offer liquor at leis than, the new quotations. ' l!ootlep:);ers' prices are not nearly so high, it is said. One Portland newspaper Monday' Said one of the poorest grades of blend liquors is listed in the state store catalog at almost 51) cents above the price for which it is being sold in most of the private retail stores. It goes on to say that Three-Star Hennessey brandy will coat $1.05 more a quart at the state store than at privately owned retail stores, Here in La Grande one man who retails liquors said yes terday that he could sell blends at profit below the price the state will ask, ' It would seem that if announced slate liquor store prices are maintained the real purposes of prohibition to provide increased. 't'evciiues and to Compete favorably with the boot legger will lie defeated, Many people who voted for repeal did so not because of the desire to partake themselves but to eliminate the boot lpggjnff, racketeering and crime conditions which flourished under so-called prohibition. If tho individual who uses' and desires' liquor may "still purchase fair quality moonshine from'the bootlegger at a price less than the state liquor store charges, he is not likely to change to the legal product. According to the reports of the consus takers, the women at t,he seaside this summer are but in a bare majority.' ' In 1931 the cost of government was $107.37 per capita or 28 per; cent of. the income of the American people. ' DAIRYMEN OF STATE COMING HERE FRIDAY (Continued From Page One) creasing Consumption," Paul C. Ad ams, manager Oregon Dairy Council. "Our Ooopcrntlvo Marketing ttx perlenco, Fred Hlnunelwrlght, Jo seph, Oregon. "The Mlllt Control Board," by B. O. Hiirlnn, chairman Oregon Milk Con trol Board. Tho annual banquet of tho asso ciation will be held Friday evening Under tho auspices of the La Grande Chamber of commerce. Mr. Glover, Who Ju addition to being editor or Hoard's Dairyman, la president or the Holstcln-Frleslan Association of Am erica hnd president of the American Dairy Federation, -wilt be tho main speaker of the evening according to present plans. Ho is a forceful speak er, and It is believed will huvo a message well worth efforts upent uy dairymen to nttund the meeting. The banquet will open at 0:30. Arrangements nro being completed for a representative of the A. A. A. to attend the meeting, bringing the "Better than all the tonics I ever used" Thousnnds of Indoor workers aro run down Just llko yourself: They catch cold easily, can't sleep, don't cat right, And lllo hardly worth living. You Need VHnmliiH Vitamins keep you feeling (It. Vitamin A promotes health, growth, and vigor. Without It you become liable to coids. Vitamin 1) builds body, bones mid teeth. It Is called the "sunshine" vitamin. Why don't you try the vitamin way to health? Now thanks to modern discoveries you can get the valuable vitamins A and U in convenient, handy form. MrKES SON'S has separated them from cod liver oil and brings them to you In tablets. 3 McKESSON'S VITAMIN CONCENTRATE TABLETS equal In vitamin value 2 teaspoons of high grado cod liver oil I Plus valu able minerals (calcium and phos phorus). Start at once taking these tablets after meals. They're food; not a medicine I Give them to the chil dren. Note the amazing results: icwer colds, greater resistance ' to disease, better appetite, more pep. Ask your druggist today. Tell him you want McKESSON VITAMIN CONCENTRATE TADLETS OP ! COD LIVER OIL. These tablets aro chocolate-coated. No fishy taste, i They fre the ONLY vitamin con- , centrate tablets that bring you 1 minerals as well as vitamins, 1 ..publisher and General Mnir Business Manager lutest available Information on the program or the A. A. A. as related to dairying. Alr-Srn signal! Light On Atom' 1IORTA. Island or Fayal m (fl) In preparation for tho dny when transatlantic aircraft will toko tho route via tho Azores, a new light house at Augra do Kerolsmo, Island of Tcrcolra, started JloshlnR' Its light both to oca and air on Fobruary 1. Tho Azores 'hope to become a Junc tion point for east-west and north south trafflo. " - Most Beautiful At Kentucky U. irmitiMHtiHlfr Tho men beautiful co-ed nt th0 university of Kentucky smiles at you hero Mlsa luhy Dunu of Cynlhlnna, Ky named tor the honor iy the student publication, the Kenliieklan. Iluhy Is talenlcd as well as comely, bolng a meztc oprnno snlnlst of ohlllly. NOTICE Serlea "B" Time Oertlflcates ol Delxxlt Issued by the Wrt Ni tlonal Hank of l& Grande. Oregoa on March 1. IS33 and du en December 15, 1034. have been call ed for payment on February 14. 1034. Intrat ou same oeases af ter that date. First National Bank of 1a Grande David I. Stoddard. Prealdent A. K. Parker, Cashier The, Weather WEATIIKK FOKKCAKT Oregon: lncreanlng rlomlliiess to night and (VedntMlayi Hcfonilng nn sellled III west iwrtloil-, norllinl tein pemlnrej' Increasing soulheast wind offshore.' 1 1 l- i LOCAL WEATIIBIl i Monday: Maximum V niliilinum 2(1 above. ' Clear. " 11 ' Today: Mliiliuuin 30, 7 a. in 31 abore. Clear, Contempt, Cases Arc , Before The Senatp (Continued from Page On) knowledge of the removal or destruc tion of the Northwest Airway fiiea and hnd purged himself of contempt BLOND A Nw Serial " SVA'OrSltf; n trneftroli Or- ' teita la ttjaitino Janict Vfttl. nioua iter, and h9r varlu tltoo into laa Ucxicrtu lunalt tvltert a dMut it to be mailt, ileanuiiiila lirank liraliamt and a nulna bnu vhinttr ino into tltt innQle an a torch lor Oraliami't fiiilujor trtentt Hill Lanoton. ntumhla acrost mrOtol a. one 01 the inorle lechntclnue who had vreceited litnite ilcttriillt hod bean with Orteoo. hut knit lir.en amlittnltcd and hniltir innwilffU Urahame mils to Mvdriilh and rals no answer.. . Chapter 24 THE SUBLEVADOS JuAN giancod at the iiure ai iiis feot. fla croitreo hltnaelf. lira bamtt took off h a khukl sun Helmet and set It beside the overturned wa ter ' pan! Mctlrath's eyes aiared glasslly at nothing. ' "Poor devil," said Craliamo. "I wish ha hd t.jt mo give him the hypo." They burled Mcliralli In the swamp! ItetuniluR,1' tney ra-iigntud their fire. Allh6ugh there was plenty of game wtotit. iheiHared noi risk a shot so ate a nteai of cold bonus and meat. They slept for several hours llra bamo' decided th r for ' 'comfort's sako tiro troupe at, end ol them would travel nil night Jutin agreed that tills was prur.ubiy true, ami if they began to follov. nootil mliJuiKhl. they could comfortably and safely follow the trail fur nl leusi si: hours i They awoke at eleven Juan slipped off Into the dnrltncsn nnd in a little wlillo returned with a Inrije bush .turkey dangling by his Bide, lie grinned when Clrahume questioned him. "You heard this one this after noon. Ho sleeps In a tree uit far from here. Tonight-' he chuckled "he sloeps with us.'' ' ' t The boy dressed and cooked Uio bird tropic refrigeration. The cooked meal would last lliem through tho next day. They ate, and uegnn their march southward along the trail. Urahame pondered upou what Mcliratti had told him. The tnklm of moving pic tures In this cruel country seemed a little Incredible. If It were authentic ruins they wuuted, there were several wlthlil a day's train ride of .Merldn. the capl tal of Yucatan, and a civilized place. There was no reason for striking south of Morldu Into this unknown country. "' ' ' . The wounded man had mentioned the name Ortega. While the name was a common unougb one, never tholes? Prank began to have a pre sentiment that the name was re curring too often to be entirely Co incldenco. It was an Ortega whom ho hnd never seen that had been In volvedhe still thought in Jan Ice's abduction In Hollywood. It was Ortega who had landed the arms nt tho hacienda on the cast coast. While that had happened two weeks before, still, Ortega In the launch, could inve beeu back at Morlda In three days. And it had been from Mcrldu that still another Ortega had guided the man McQratb In a southeasterly di rection to this spot. That Is, If It had been another of the same name. Frank shook his bead In puzzlement. The dying man had said others wore to follow. Probably a whole group of actors nnd technical men. Women, too, most probably. He was struck with a sudden chill. Janice Kent might be anions them I Supposing this was Myberg's com puny of people come to Yucatan tor location. Ho remembered now that Spin Winslow had said that Myberg liked au'aentle backgrounds and that this man, urtega. was to have guided them to where bigger and better ones were. This would be a beastly place for women It the plan was to come here. He tutored an eiclamntlon that was bait Irritation, bait fear. Juan paused but at Orahame's gruff word continued on. IcCHATH had xald that his Or- i,4tega had bee i captured by the Indians who had assaulted them. Supposing, then, that he was one and the same with the man who bad landed tho guns. Because of that be u J have some sinister under standing with tLese Jungle people and would not be harmed. Ho nilht even be allowed to roturn to Morlda where he could make plans to bring the remainder of the motiou picture people Into this pace and to their destruction! Ho speculated upon the motive. men dl -Issed the train of thought as being unimportant Plenty of mo tive tor a criminal. Kobbery for one. ransom porhaps. although the lat ter seamed Improbable since Mo Grnth bad been murdered without a chnnce to buy himself out of his dlmcully. iVere there women along thero would be another possibility. . Although the night was cool, the by return of the others. Asking acquittal before a full sen ate and crowded galleries, he con ceded 'that MacOracken had been In contempt of the senate when he per mitted removal of Western Air Ex press files, but contending he had been completely purged of It when they were returned. ' 'The Benate soon thereafter went Into executive session to deliberate on all four contempt cases. Besides MacOracken the defend ants are L. H. Brlttln. vice president of Northwest Airways; Harris M. Han ahue. ' president of Western Air Ex press; and Gilbert L. Oivvln, Wash ington representative of the latter company. - Hlx Hurilell On London Hospltul ' LONDON VII The london hospital Is trying to reduce a 5-foot, 5-lnch man who weighed 400 lbs. at en trance. The latest report said the pa tient had loot nine pounds. GODDESS lay Herbert Jensen sweat started trickling from his forehead, and the palms of bis hands were slippery, " 1 " He called ahead lo Juan, who slowed bis pace until bis bach was but a yard or two ahead of Urahame. 'Tell mo., son." b Bald. "Have you ever seen these people who live In the Jungle?" "Orten. We call them sublevados unconuuered ones. The men coins to the coast at the right season and bring blocks ol chicle which they sell to the agents. ' What do they look like?" A poor lot-" juan spoke contonv tuously. "Barbarians. -.None have ever heurd of tho virgin of Ouada- lupe, or Of the Church, trir that mat ter. They will burn in Hell, all of them, which Is a pliy perhaps, since some of them are while. 1 have even seen blond ones " Wbut!" exclaimed (Irahame. "Did you say white?" SI, eenor, while," lie chuckled In Die darkness. "Ah. those Spaniards wero groat travelers They tell me Curiez himself wai, ruhlo, blond." Have you oer soen their wo men 'No." answoreJ Juan shortly "Nor Das any oilier Mexican either. That is the reusiin, I think, why these Jungle peuple hale us ao. When Diaz wus president, lie scut troops In here who acted badly. That was years agtc'Thcy were all killed." '---"H-m-m. ' uraname strode along In silence. Blood calls 10 blood. It there were ronegade whites living In some Jungle sanctuary, perhaps there was more than Just robbery behind this Ortega's plan to bring tho motion picture troupe wllb wo menInto this Inaccessible place.' ' ' Orahume's belief was growing that Mctitnlh's Orlegu and the one who hud tnken him I; nls launch to Die oust coast were of-one and tho'sarfte Identity. Sonle ' 'thstlnct told BTm also that the Ortega of Hollywood might be the same man. I He remembered how the man hd run from him, his arm dangling, lie saw again the white lacket be ware showing plainly against the dark background as he sped toward the back trail.- ... As he recalled now be had bad this target In the sights of bis auto matic, and then had lowered tlie arm, he sighed. He wondered 'if. ever he could shoot a man In the ck, no matter how richly Hint man might desorve killing. " ' if this man were Ortega, and he was in the business of luring men and women Into nelpless situations for the purposes of murder, .'ob bcry and worse, ho should be ex terminated like a vnttle-snako on sight. ' 1"HB night grow cooler. Toward . morning, the Jungle gave way to a chain of open savannahs, through which the trail followed. Deer bound- ed-up from the tall grasses, bird-life made a sleepy iin; once a dark shadow flitted ahead of them, some kind of largo cat, thought Grahame as ho swung bis rifle's muzzle tor- word. "No!" called Juan sharply. Jaguar! Dangerous. You may only wound It!" A halt hour later abruptly dawn broke over the tre tops. Juan turned his head questtoulngly. ' 1 - "Not yet," tho American replied to the unspoken Interrogation. "It will be cool (or another couple of hours." They strodo onward. Already the mists of morning arose with bumkS promise of approaching heat. A small hill thrust upward out of the brush and palmetto, ahead of them. Gra hame wondered at Its abrupt topog raphy In a country that for some miles had been quite fiat He stopped to adjust his pack. Then from somewhere ahead of them bedlam broke loose First were two shots closely spaced, followed by a rattle of sustained rlfle tire. There was shouting, and a drum ming of hoots. Giahame grasped Juan by the arm and pulled him off the trail Careening down the trail toward them came a charging burro. Its pack lurching and swaying with each convulsive leap. As It galloped by, Grahamo saw the broken tether ropo dangling from Us neck. With back bent the man and the boy slipped away from the trail to-! ward the small bill that Graham; had noticed a few minutes before, j As they crawled up the steep sides of the hill, the rifle lire ceased, but from the side of the bill opposite them they heard tho sounds of many. people moving about. The hill was difficult to climb without noise. Pieces of stoue of conventional rectangular shape lay about. This was evidently some forgotten Mayan edifice, Grahame believed, as be care fully tested each upward step. A Jun-gle-hldden fragment built by a lost raco. The country had many such. '('''. tsi. it Hiiift .,.; Tomorrow, Frank tees a atartllna loht. , Famous HORIZONTAL 1, 4 Who Is" the actress In the picture? 13 Slow. 1 15 Chest bone. 1C To hum. ' ' 17 Card game. 18 Courtesy title. Id Toro paste. 20 Form of , moisture. 21 To devour. 22 Hastened. 23 Inlet. 25 Neuter pronoun. 20 She was born . In Great . 28 Kale. 29 Ventilating machine. 30 Sweot potato. 31 Hoisting machine. 32 To redact. 34 To eountertiiuli 85 Slash 30 Tree. Answer to 37 Third note. ' 38 Toward. 40 Morlndin dye. 41 Dry. 42 Tone "B." 43 Indian shrub. 44 To revolve. 40 Criminal. 47 Bully trees. 51 Vernacular of India. . - 52, 53 She founded tho Theater In New York. KNOX ACT IS ' VALID, STATE COURT HOLDS (Continued From Page One) of the prohibition amendments has been ascertained,- tho court should Inaction by giving effect to such In tention and not Invoke a somewhat shadowy rule of construction frown ed upon by a co-ordinate branch of the government. "Therefore having reached the con clusion that article XI, section 2 of the constitution, relative to the con trol and regulation of alcoholic bev erages by municipalities, was repealed and that it was not revived by repeal of the prohibition amendments, we might' welt conclude our considera tion of this phase of the case." The opinion further held that the title of- the act was sufficient to cover the subject ' matter of the statute, this contention on the part of the city of Klamath Falls was dis posed of with the statement that "the title 'need not constitute an Index to all matters contained in the act In order to 'meet the requirement of the constitutional provisions.'' "Finally," the opinion held, "it is argued that the act Is a revenue measure and for that reason does not becoino operative for ninety days af ter it is approved by the governor, The main purpose of the act is to control and regulate traffic in alco holic beverages. The provisions re lating to revenue are only Incidental to the main purpose of the act and are necessary in order properly to ad minister the same," RALPH HORAN IS KILLED IN OFFICE DUEL (Continued from Page One) Manning, a veteran criminal attor ney, was held in tho county Jail af ter he had telephoned the sheriff's He said he had shot Horan In self 9 IMAIOIQiUI ifsl IMiAO'CiONTl jS Lg GffcppHBREp I yk H . ;HwEiNiy sESUH 5. GU6LIELM0 IMglS ifcfqAF MARCONI aWahq EiRlblst! ' pjN EIL lH jflj, (uIeTgaph D M I mo v B S.y Pf 'n; i He O rs oPb a Ql sMGPsfTpflri nWiiTS1 E IT it l&l snHTPS HT kvxNio kWJjo Kyvjy 1 I 1 ssi" ta M H T -I 1 li-i 1 1 I IXi Four Pfl pular Products at Popular Prices Lister ine' Antiseptic Kills iO0.0OO.0OO Oerms In 16 seconds. ' Always have a bottle on hand. 25c 50c 75c Listerine Toothpaste Using this tooth paste means a saving of 3 per year. Large tube. 25c Glass Drugs, inc. Thone Main 20 Actress rroviotis Vurtlc 13 Skillet. 20 She Is the of her theater. '21 Eagle.-" ' 22 Brink. . 23 To wander. 24 She gained her success with' audiences. 26 Flying mammal. 27 I.ava. 28 Small drink. 29 Proper. ' ' 31 Jail room. 33 Duet. 34 To harvest. 37 An essay. . . 39 Plant hairs. 41 A sou. . .. 42 Slavic person, 43.J)ellveretl,-, . 45 Sash, v (., 40 Kvei'Kroen tree,-. 43 Army corps (nbbr:). 43 Measure of area. 50 Southeast, 51 Pronoun. i 2 3 4 r, c 7 g 9 10 11 12 14 IS VKUTICAI And. Man servant. In order Heboid. Pluoky.i .- . Ozone. . Pound. . Portrait statue. Silkworm. "' Nay. Idea. Half an em. To accomplish. Monkey. . office to give himself tip.'' defense, D. E. Vanvactor, deputy district at torney, said charges would bo filed this afternoon following a .coroner's inquest. ; - - City police wero checking finger prints on tlie .38 calibre revolver found In Horan'a left hand. The au thorities were attempting to estab lish the ownership .of . the weapon ulncc Claude -McColloch. Koran's part ner, said his friend never carried one. The revolver was an almost identical match to the one used by Manning, Although the gun was found in the dead man's left hand, Sheriff Lloyd Low said Horan was right handed, - Manning was being questioned in a effort to discover a motive for his actions. The - attorneya wero not known to be enemies,' i . Manning said there had been a due! in the office and investigators dis covered two bullets In a bookcase. The shots were believed from the gun. held In Horan's hand' inasmuch as both revolvers had two empty shells in the chambers. . - ; r : -- k. Horan was hit twice. One bullet struck his ctiest and entered - the heart. The other shattered his left arm. - - . ; -t Claude McCulloch, Horan's law partner, said this morning he was confident Horan went to Manning's office without a gun. He said Horan had mad a the visit late yesterday af ternoon at Manning's request. Cl KRAI AX KEFl'tlKB INFLUX FILLS PARIS APARTMENTS PARIS () German refugees num bering 12,000 have caused an apart ment shortage in Paris. The number of self-exiled Germans In the French capital Is the estimate of delighted rental agents. . Fugitives from the Hitler regime have virtually cleared the market of vacant apartments, the agents - say. They have been able to obtain fa vorablo rates, landlords add, because they brought their wealth with them and paid a year in advance. Hotels of the Champs Elyseea sec tion, formerly half-empty because of the tourist slump, also are enjoying good times again. Lister ine Shaving Cream Quick. vrlch lather which does not dry during shav ing. Large Tube 25c Listerine Throat Tablets For hoarseness, sore throat and cough. In handy pocket (.ize. 25c La Grande TODAY AROUND AS CHRONICLED BY THE DAILY LEASED WIB OF TUB ASSOCIATED' PRESS . . I ... V I Women, Children Die In War In 'Austria (Continued Prom Page One) calm, In the Plorldsdorf factory sec tion of Vienna.' Socialists, who: lost a fight for pos session of ' their own headquarters, were stormed and captured. In the working close district of Ottakrlng, socialist headquarters were captured by police and soldiers after a merciless artillery attack had wrought tremendous damage. Field guns, and howitzers were turned during the attack onl Karl Marx court against neighboring com munity flats, the complex Sondleltcn'. This deve!opment approaches the court In size and modernity. - A whole tower, was torn off one building by an exploding shell. i Uurlng the Intense fighting In the capital, reports from the province of Styrla said socialist headquarters at Eggenberg had been destroyed by ar tillery fire. At Bruckondermur, however, so cialists gained ground capturing sev eral streets from tho military, -- In and around I.ns, whore tho up rising began yesterday, the govern ment forces appeared steadily gaining ground. - -' - " It was ae though Austria was in a state of siege; ; Several nundrod socialists, prison ers of the troops, already had. been summoned before the authorities. The majority of them, It -was announced, will be court martlaled, with death as tho penalty of the Insurrection. PARIS, Feb. 13 W) Henry Beren ger, chairman of the senate foreign affairs committee, suggested unoffic ially today that It might be neces sary for France and other powers of the league of nations ta give armed aid to Chancellor Engelbert Dollfuss, IUSTOIl ACCEPTS CALL PORTLAND, Feb. 3 (VP) The Rev. William C. .Faucette pastor of Mil lard Avenue Presbyterian church here, today announced he has accepted a call to the. First Presbyterian church of Roseburg. He hopes to begin his work at Roseburg March 4, he said. SCENE Auto Salesroom New cars on display. Salesman: "I'm taking Mrs. Harper for a demon stration in the new convertible." The "Old Man": "Okay, boy and make sure you have Tetrnethyl STANDARD in the tank We want a sale on that prospect.1 ' . .. wnet tier your car is "1934" You'll like it better with Tetraethyl Standard Every car on the road today needs the anti-knock quality that's in ' Tetraethyl STANDARD. It makes smoother driving gives you more power. " " ' Lead Tetraethyl is the finest of all anti-knock fluids. You get it in Tetraethyl Standard. It's one reason why this superb gasoline is UNSURPASSED in Starting, Ac celeration, Anti-Knock, Mileage, and Speed. , - Unsurpassed in ALL essential qualities! See for yourself ! STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA iSrasthijl AT STANDARD STATIONS, INC., ! AND STANDARD OIL DEALERS IN BRIEF, IN AND. OREGON APPOINT .ADJUSTMENT- BOARD. . PORTLAND, Feb. 13 W Three Portland men were appointed Monday to membership on a "stat adjust ment board", which will assist In ad justment of controversies over NRA code compliance. Ben T. Osborne, executive secretary of the Oregon Federation of .Labor, will represent the workers; Herbert H. Clark of Portland, will represent em ployers; Dr. G. B. Noble, professor of political science at Reed college, will bo chairman of the committee, ap pointed by Edgar Freed. Oregon di rector of . tho national emergency council. . . ... ... v :, . TIlOl.l.l:it DROWNED NEWPORT, Ore., Feb. 13 VP) One man lost his life late Monday when the trolling boat "Pearl" overturned while going to the aid of the fishing boat "Columbia", which was in trouble off. the entrance of the har bor, i .. i DOO'S DOCILITY SAVES HIS DREED HOBART, Tasmania W An Al satian dog appeared in the Tasma nlan house of assembly to "plead" its own cause and prevented the ex termination of Its fellows. - A countrywide agitation against tlie breed, on the-grounds that thoe . dogs kill sheep, was being debated in the house. A large . Alsatian was brought in for the members' inspec tion. ... .1 1 They were so Impressed by Its do cile appearance that a motion for tlie extermination of Alsatians in Tas mania woo withdrawn. .HSU'S IMMIGRATE JERUSALEM ( A total of 11, 916 Jews came as Immigrants Into Palestine during 1938, through the medium of the Palestine . emigration offices of the Zionist organization In various countries, according to In formation. 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