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Page 2 L 'O R three days P re m ie r M ussolini • o f Ita ly conferred in Home w ith Baron K o nstan tin von N eurath, fo r eign m in is te r of G erm any. Then un o ffic ia l com m unique was issued in d ica ting th a t the two countries were determ ined to prevent the creation of a co m m un ist state in western Europe, holding “ a com plete p a ra l Dirigible Hindenburg Destroyed by Explosion, Two Score lelism o f v ie w s " on this and other subjects. It was added that the Ita l Persons Perishing— Economists and Spenders ian and G erm an governm ents w ill i “ continue to fo llo w a concordat pol Continue Their Battle in Washington. icy on a ll m a jo r questions.” I t was understood in Rome that, By E D W A R D W . P IC K A R D though M ussolini and H itle r were © W e s te rn N e w s p a p e r U n ion . eager to w o rk fo r peace w ith B rita in N E o f the m a jo r tragedies of o f Hopkins* hands. K in g said his and F rance, they were prepared to take open p a rt in the Spanish w a r aeronautical h isto ry occurred purpose was to abolish the WPA. when the big G erm an d irig ib le In the house economy received a if other m eans fa il to pre ven t the H indenburg exploded and fe ll in a w allop on the head when the re establishm ent o f a regim e sym pa blazing m ass a t the landing field fo re sta tion b ill was passed, 171 to th e tic to soviet Russia. in L ake hu rst, N. J. A t th is w ritin g 153. T his m easure would app ro priate The Ita lia n p a rlia m e n t passed the exact num ber of dead is un $2.500,000 a nn ua lly fo r governm ent M u sso lin i’s natio na l defense budget known, but it p robably is m ore than aid to fa rm e rs who w ish to tu rn c a rry in g $289,300,000 fo r 1937-38. Ad fo rty . p a rt of th e ir fa rm s into woodlands. m ira l C ava gn ari, und ersecretary for A m e rica n passengers who in the I t was fought by a bloc led by the navy, told the deputies the Ita lia n e a rly rep o rts w ere unaccounted fo r R epresentative J. J. Cochran of M is navy " fro m now on m ust be an and p resum ably k ille d w ere: B u rtis souri, D em ocrat. “ I t has a w o rth ocean going n a v y " ra th e r than one Dolan, C hicago: M r. and M rs. John w h ile objective , but it is one of confined to the M editerranean. Gen Pannes, New Y o rk C ity ; M o ritz those expensive m easures w hich we e ra l P a ria n i, fo r the w a r d e p a rt Feibusch, Lincoln. N eb.; E dw ard can d efe r passing fo r a w h ile u n til m ent, said Ita ly was ta k in g no Douglas, New Y o rk ; Jam es Young the budget is in balance,” declared chances concerning p rotection of her and B irg e r B rin ck. addresses not Cochran. fro n tie rs . The governm ent, he said, given. intended to b u ild up in the Ita lia n The a irsh ip , ju s t a rriv e d fro m Eu D E W IL D E R E D m em bers o f con- peninsula an a rm y w hich would be gress w ere s till fu rth e r dazed able to p aralyze an enem y's ad rope on its firs t tra n s a tla n tic tr ip o f the ye ar, was about to land when when they learned th a t the a d m in vances and “ w in the w a r in the th e re was an explosion to w ard the is tra tio n was m oving to o btain ap shortest possible tim e .” stern. In s ta n tly flames broke out p ro va l o f the F lo rid a ship canal and ran the length o f the ship. The p ro je c t w hich w ill c a ll fo r $197,- \ 1 R S . W A L L IS SIMPSON w a s ta il sagged firs t, then the nose 000,000. T his was revealed w h e n granted an absolute decree crashed down and the s p lit sections S ecretary o f the N avy Swanson sent o f d ivo rce in London, and w ith in telescoped as they fe ll. A few of to the house riv e rs and harbors a few hours E d w ard, duke of W ind the 44 passengers and some m em co m m itte e a le tte r u rg in g th a t the sor, was on his way bers of the crew w’ere able to ju m p canal scheme be approved. I t was fro m St. W olfgang, to safety, but m any o f the others assumed he would not have done A u s tria , to v is it his aboard hadn’t a chance fo r th e ir th is w ith o u t the app ro val o f the fiancee a t the Cha lives. The navy men o f the ground President. M r. Swanson argued that teau de Cande near cre w h e ro ica lly plunged into the the canal would be o f value d urin g jijSL Tours, F rance. The fla m in g w reckage and dragged out w a r fo r the shipm ent o f m a te ria ls . fo rm e r king of G reat T estim ony labeled “ c o n fid e n tia l” B rita in had b e e n those v ic tim s who could be reached. w a itin g im p a tie n tly , The scream s and crie s o f in ju re d was also heard by the com m ittee baggage packed, for in agony w ere “ te rrib le ,” the h ard fro m Gen. Charles. P. S u m m e ra ll, w ord th a t W allis ened sailors and m a rin e s who did re tire d c h ie f of s ta ff o f the a rm y , was e n tire ly free, the rescue w o rk reported. The cloth and R ear A d m ira l F re d e ric B. Bas and he lost no tim e ing was com p le te ly burned off one sett, re tire d . Both declared th a t the canal would serve as “ a m ost im M rs. Simpson when his o lic ito rs m an. An explosion o f the No. 2 gas p orta n t eiem ent of the natio na l de telephoned h im fro m London. I t took o nly 25 seconds to m ake ce ll to w ard the stern o f the ship fense in tim e of w a r.” w’as named as the cause o f the dis- R epresentative B e ite r of New absolute the decree nisi w hich M rs. aster by State A via tio n C om m is Y o rk, D em ocrat, ca lle d upon the Simpson obtained last O ctober 27. sioner G ill Robb W ilson, who called budget bureau to m ake known its The k in g ’s p ro c to r had been satis the b la st “ strange.” stand on the F lo rid a canal question. fied w ith the la d y 's behavior in the in te rv a l, and S ir Boyd M e rrim a n , Some a uth o ritie s scouted the the president o f the divo rce co urt, per o ry th a t the explosion could have tp R E Q U E N T reports have been been caused by the ig n itio n of hy * heard in W ashington th a t gov sonally g ranted the decree along drogen inside the gas cells. They ernm ent employees, in clu d in g some w ith a lot o f others. The date fo r the wedding of the said a m ix tu re of 20 per cent free high o fficials, took advantage o I a ir w ith hydrogen would be neces th e ir "in s id e ” k n o w l duke of W indsor and M rs. Simpson has not yet been announced, but it s a ry to cause an explosion, in d ic a t edge th a t the a tto r in g the firs t blast m ust have oc ney general was go p robably w ill be in the week begin cu rred outside one o f the gas cells. ing to file s u it to dis ning M ay 24. E d w a rd was w illin g solve the A lu m in u m to w a it u n til a ll the coronation h ul A e ron au tical experts said the only Com pany o f A m e ri- ’ labaloo was over fo r he did not w ay they could explain an explo wish to annoy his ro y a l b ro th e r lr ca by s e llin g t h e sion inside the ship w ould be that any way. com m on stock short, fre e hydrogen had in some w ay es thereby m a kin g im caped and was ly in g in the stern of S F U E H R E R A D O L F H IT - mense profits. Just I D ' L E E IC i i H was the ship w here it was a ccid en ta lly in fo rm e d by Pope Pius the day before the ignited. X I th a t the Rom an C atholic church suit was filed P res Capt. E rn est Lehm ann, who p ilo t ident Roosevelt is m ust be free to fu lfill its m ission in ed the H indenburg last ye ar, was Rep. Rogers G erm any. T his re p ly to the G erm an sued h i s o rd e r aboard it on this fa ta l tr ip , but its ch urch note, w hich its e lf was a re com m ander was Capt. W illia m against stock speculation by em p ly to the pope's p re -E aste r ency Pruss, ju s t prom oted to the post. ployees of the governm ent. c lic a l accusing the G erm an govern A tten tion of congress was called He is a veteran in w o rkin g d ir ig i m ent of v io la tin g the 1933 church- to the m a tte r when R epresentative bles. state concordat, was delivered by E d ith Nourse Rogers o f M assachu C ardin al Eugenio P a ce lli to the Ger setts, R epublican, demanded an in I_J OW to economize by cu ttin g m an am bassador to the holy see, dow n governm ent expendi vestigation. Diego von Bergen. “ I hold no b rie f fo r the A lu m in u m tures, as the President has dem and The note was ra th e r m oderate in C om pany o f A m e ric a ,” M rs. Rogers ed, and at the same tim e to continue tone, but insisted th a t economic w ith such huge ex told the house. “ I know nothing pressure m ust not be b ro ug ht to about the in s titu tio n , but I am very penditures as t h e bear against C atholics in G e rm a n y ; b illio n and a h a l f anxious to know why the comm on th a t C atholic schools and the Cath dollars M r. Roose stock of th is huge e n te rp ris in g c o r o lic press should not be ham pered. v e lt asked fo r re lie f poration should decline o ver 300 per is a puzzle th a t con cent m ore than s im ila r in d u s tria l L ' L E V E N unions o f the Federated gress doesn’t know stocks in the period ju s t p rio r to an M otion P ic tu re C ra fts, w ith how to solve. H a rry nouncem ent o f the gove rn m e nt’s about 6,000 m em bers, w ent on s trik e suit. — n Hopkins, W o rk s in H ollyw ood, C a lif., and the great “ To the 825,000 employees of the i'W 1 ■ Progress adm inis- film in d u s try there was in serious governm ent t h e P re s id e n t’s an / ■ tra to r and m ost ac- d iffic u ltie s . The s trik e rs counted com plished spender nouncem ent was a m ost c z a ris tic h e a vily on co-operation by the Screen o rd e r,” M rs. Rogers declared. “ I „ , „ . . o f the a d m in istra - A c to rs ’ g uild, but th a t body, w hich “ L Hopkins tion, took a hand in believe the m oney paid to federal has 5,600 m em bers, delayed action employees is ju s t as m uch th e ir the discussion, te llin g a house appro u n til it could confer w ith the pro p ria tio n subcom m ittee th a t unem m oney to do w ith as they please as ducers. The g u ild a lre a d y had pre ploym ent is a perm anent problem , is the m oney paid to any employee sented a n u m b e r of dem ands re g a rd th a t the governm ent should be pre w o rk in g at any job in any place in ing w o rk in g conditions and hours pared to support seven m illio n job the U nited States.” and o v e rtim e pay. B u t governm ent employees, she less persons a t a ll tim es, and con F ifte e n of the larg e st hotels in San added, c e rta in ly ought not to have sequently th a t congress m u st ap F rancisco were p ra c tic a lly tied up I p ro p ria te the b illio n and a h a lf fo r the advantage of knowledge w ith by a s trik e of 3,500 em ployees. The r e lie f instead of cu ttin g the sum held fro m the public. s trik e rs were given the a c tiv e sup down to a b illio n . p o rt of 13 unions. They insisted th a t A m e ric a n women hotel owners had refused to agree Both D em ocrats and Republicans 'T ' W E L V E reached w h a t some people con- i tc p re fe re n tia l h irin g and a five day on the co m m itte e protested, and C h a irm a n W oodrum of V irg in ia told sider a social c lim a x when they week fo r clerks, although other H opkins he would use e very endeav w ere received by K in g George and groups of hotel employees had been o r to have the a p p ro p ria tio n re Queen E liza b e th of G rea t B rita in awarded such conditions. duced by at least a th ird . He ch al a t the firs t c o u rt of the new reign. 1 fa v o re d m atro n s a nd, C O M E of the m ost desperate fight- lenged the figures and argum ents These been c a re fu lly su bm itted by Hopkins, contending debutantes h a d ing of the Spanish c iv il w a r was th a t if the extravagance o f the w ork coached at the A m e rica n embassy ta k in g place in the stru g g le fo r B il r e lie f p rin cip le and the padding of and were presented by M rs. R obert bao between the s tu rd y Basques and re lie f ro lls w ith undeserving cases W. B ingham , w ife o f the A m e rican Gen. E m ilio M o la ’s veterans, re p u t w ere e lim in a ted and the states re am bassador. They w ere: edly m o s tly Ita lia n s and G erm ans. E leanora Bowdoin o f A iken, S. The insurgents had prom ised not quire d to assume a g re a te r share of the burden the cost to the federal C .; M rs. George Tem ple Bowdoin ol to bomb the center of the c ity but governm ent would not exceed one New Y o rk C ity ; C atherine M . M a bom barded its environs heavily her of L in c o ln , N eb.; M rs. George fro m the land and the a ir. B y fierce b illio n . Senator W illia m H. K in g of U tah, W. N orton J r., of L o u is v ille ; M rs. attacks they broke through the D em ocrat, not only disagrees w ith John P e rrin of Boston; A n n e Basque lines on the Bay o f Biscay H opkins as to the am ount needed Schenck o f New Y o rk C ity ; Vesta coast, reaching B ilb a o ’s seaports at Culberson o f C hicago; the m outh of the N ervion riv e r. fo r re lie f, b u t isn’t satisfied w ith the P u tnam w ay the a d m in istra to r has been M rs. F . Vernon F oster o f W e s t D isre ga rd ing the protests of Gen conducting the w ork. He introduced Orange, N. J .; L y d ia F u lle r o f Bos e ra l F ranco, F ascist c h ie fta in , the resolutions in the senate c a llin g fo r to n ; M rs. D ozier L . G a rd ne r of B ritis h and F rench governm ents an inve stiga tion of the w orks prog P h ila d e lp h ia ; M rs. B yro n H illia rd undertook to rem ove fro m Bilbao ress a d m in istra tio n and ta kin g the o f L o u is v ille , and M rs. J u lia H enry a la rg e num ber of wom en and c h il fu tu r e sDending of re lie f money out of P hiladelphia. dren. News Review of Current Events the World Over Thursday, May 13, 1^37 TIMES. WILLAMINA. OREGON NEWS NOTES OF THE NORTHWEST A B rief Summary of Event« o f S p e c i a l I n t e t e s t to O re g o n , W ashington and Id ah o C om m unities. a b o u t Humane Fox Hunting. BOISE, Ida.— WPA crew«, among (lielr iniiltlfnrioua operations last yenr, tre a te d more th an 4000 acre« for plant disease mid rid th e state of 4714 pests. I*OHTI,ANI), Or«*.— Approximately 2.520 Oregon wage earn ers or th e tr estates a re expeced to filo claims du rin g 1937 for lump sum o r death benefits w ith tho B ureau of Federal Old-Age B enefits, Jam es E. Poeblea, P ortland Field R epresentative, has announced. CLARK FORK, Ida.— A library, sponsored by tho WPA and NYA will bo opened hero soon. Mrs. Resale I, . Teague will bo senior librarian, and Miss Mary I.oulse Clifford will he Junior assistan t. Coour d ’Alene lias ihm ated ISO hooks, and 800 »’111 be received from a traveling library. OROFINO, I<la.— T he first lease for sheep grazing of th e C learw ater Protective association a re a on C an yon creek was signed last week by J. II Dobbins of E n terp rise. Ore. T he association Is anticipating ap proxim ately 50.000 head of sheep th is year. Several contracts aw ait signatures. SOI T il REND. W a sh — D istribu tion of 300 pheasant eggs was be ing made today by County Agent T. R. Cole to 11 boys In two 4-II clubs nt Mill Creek and South Rend. The ei;-s will he hatched nnd reared to ten weeks age nnd then tu rn ed over to the sta te cam e departm ent for liberation In Pacific county. KENNEW ICK, W ash.— Most of th e land In the Kennew ick highlands under the Kennewick Irrigation com pany's canal has been sold within th e last tw o years, with the m ajor ity of buyers Im m igrants from the d routh areas. The tendency Is tow ard diversified farm ing on larger acreage, replacing th e sm all-tract farm . MONTES ANO, W ash.— Exam iners will begin n to u r of G rays H arbor county schools next week to conduct standardized tests In the first, sec ond, third and eighth grades. It Is announced by Mrs. Adelo Allen Oli ver. county superintendent. Eighth grade tests will be the basis for pro motion to high school, replacing the old-tim e sta te eighth grade exam inations. DAVE.NI’ORT, W ash. — Gordon Bonser recently l ad a narrow escape from death when a “ tre e clim ber” woodsaw he was using on a tree flew hack, ripping his hnck badly. T he youth w alked half a mile nlong a fte r the accident beforo finding a c a r to bring him to D avenport for medical tre a tm e n t by Dr. J. II. I’oyn- te r. The wound required 28 stitch es to close, hut was not deep. NEWBERG, Ore.— A w edding ring lo st nearly 21 years has been re- urned to Its ow ner because W. E. Mulkey chose th e rig h t place to dig some flshworm s. In 191(5 Mrs. O. J. McCoy, lost her w edding ring w hile w orking In h er garden. A few days ago Mulkey, a brother of Mrs. E lnora SIckafoose, who now owns the property, found th e rin g w hile digging b ait In th e back-yard. The nam e of the ow ner was engraved on th e inside and the ring was prom ptly returned to Mrs. McCoy, who Is still a resi d en t or this city. ANTA MONICA, CALIF.— In Englond it hus been de cided that fox-hunting is hu mane. This opinion err.unutes from the hunters. The foxes have not been heurd from on the subject. S M aybe you d o n 't know it, but there's a lot of fox-hunting among us, especially down south. Being but a lot of stubborn non conform ists, south erners do not follow the h is to ric rules. A p a rty a t large w ear ing a red coat, w hite panties and high boots would be m istaken fo r a re f ugee fro m a circu s band. And anybody blow ing a horn as he gulloped across h ill and dale would be set down as an insane fish p eddler; and if you shouted “ View, halloo! T a n tiv y , ta n tiv y ! Yolcks, y o ic k s !" or w ords to that effect, they’d th in k you w ere a new kind of hog-caller. Down there th ey've chased the fox u n til he’s wise. The foxes have learned th a t the hounds c a n 't fo l low tr a il on a paved highw uy and so q u it the th icke t fo r the concrete when the chase is on. A fox has been s ittin g in the m id d le o f the big road listening to the bew ildered pack. On second thought m aybe B re r Fox isn’t so sm a rt, a fte r a ll—not w ith autom obile tra ffic w hat it is. ’Tis a hard choice. • • • « » Courageous Republicans. J HO, besides the w rite r, can re call when the D em ocrats held th e ir ju b ila tio n ra llie s the n ig h t be fore a presidential election and the Republicans the n ig ht u fte r the re turns w ere in, when they had some thing to ju b ila te over? Now the s it uation is ju s t the other w ay around. The L ite ra ry Digest poll was p ra c tic a lly the only thing the R epubli cans had to celebrate d u rin g the en tire fa ll season o f 1936. S till, we m ust give th a t d im in ished but g a lla n t band c re d it fo r courage. Here, in an off-year, th e y ’ re s p irite d ly planning against the next congressional cam paign. • • • ( English Recruiting. ‘T H E E nglish are s till having trouble inducing young fellow s to jo in the colors. F irs t, the gov e rnm ent trie d to increase e n lis t m ents by givin g every re c ru it a g id dy new blue u n ifo rm , absolutely free of charge, and s till the lads re fused. So now, as an appeal w hich, 'tis believed, no tru e B ritis h e r can w ithstand, the m ilita ry a u th o ritie s announce that, herea fte r. T om m y A tkin s w ill have tim e off fo r a fte r noon tea. This m ay be a new notion fo r peacetim e, but, d urin g the great w ar, the custom was m aintained even up at the fro n t. M any a tim e I ’ve seen a ll ranks, fro m the b rig a diers on down, knocking off fo r tea. H owever, t h i s d id n 't m ilita te ^ g a in s t his m a je s ty ’s forces, be cause, at the same hour, the G er m ans, over on th e ir side o f the line, w ere having coffee—o r w ha t the G erm ans m istake fo r coffee. And the F rench took advantage o f the lu ll to catch up w ith tlje ir bookkeep ing on w hat the allies owed them fo r dam age to p ro p e rty, ground rent, use of trenches, b ille tin g space, wear and tear, etc., etc. • • • i i i : i : i : B ! i : i w decrease OLYMPIA, W ash.— W ashington’s The Job of Censorship. wild game and predatory anim als are C A N E reason why m oving p ictures Increasing and Its fur-hearing ani are so clean is because some m als grow ing few er In num ber, a of the people who censor them have com parison of th e 1935 and 1936 such d ir ty m inds. To the very game census re p o rts of the U. S. pure e verythin g is so im p ure , is it forest service reveals. W ith the ex not? T h a t’s w hy some of us th in k ception of elk and black bear, all the w eigh! of popular opinion, ra th - game anim als showed Increases d u r i er than the jud gm e nt of n a rro w - ) brained o fficial judges in various ing 1936. “ Nose counting” showed an esti states, should decide w ha t should and w hat should not be depicted. m ated 8230 porcupine compared to 7700 In 1935. In th e fur-bearing Anyhow, there are so m any m ovies class only skunks and racoons In w hich, s lig h tly amending the old ballad, are more to be pitied than creased. censored. FUTURE FARMERS ELECT Sponsors ot radio program s also CORVALLIS, Ore.— Jam es McAl lean over backw ard to be p ru dish ly iste r of E nterprise was elected presi proper. But w itho ut let or hindrance den t of the Oregon F u tu re Farm ers the speaking stage, m onth by m onth, grows fouler and filth ie r. of America a t th e business session of the annual convention here last Suggestive lines once created a shock in the audience m ind. The week. lines no longer suggest—they come O ther officers elected were Robert rig h t out and speak the nastiness. Lundy, M yrtle P oint, vice-president; Sauce fo r the goose isn’ t sauce fo r Howard Conner, H enlry, secretary; the gander, ’twould seem—or m a y Phil H einom an, Amity, treasurer be, a fte r the refo rm e rs got through and Jack Koch, Salem , reporter. saucing radio and screen, there Instructors nam ed to the executive wasn’ t any le ft over fo r the so- com m ittee were Alfred Loy, E n ter called le g itim a te stage. prise; Ralph M organ, Salem, and W- IR V IN S. COBB S. C arpenter, G rants Pass. ©— WNU Service. I F i ì