Page Four H IL L S B O R O ARG U S, H IL L S B O R O , OREGON I \\ heat Control Plan înilsbonUfBAr g us Wiik Wtikfc in O m M ««4 I he H«l1»h*rv Independent LMIsboro Arvua calai». 1894 Hillaboeo Independent eatab. 1*73 MrKINNKY A MrKINNKY. Pahliahera Published Thu radar Filtered aa »econd-eiaaa m atter in the p cetoffiee at Hflteberv, O v w o a W. VERNK MeKINNWY ■ *1.1 T OFFICIAL N EW SPA PER Si OF MR* K. C. MrKINNKY A nkm ' im I i * Editor W ASHINGTON COUNTY Soberription K a lo S U irtiy t'aoh io Advance Per year ________ <1..** U. S. Outaide Oregon Sin month* ............. .St» Korviin* Omin tri«« MEMBER Oregon Stato » • < iit« . n al \ Mctation and N otional Editorial A m o . 12 00 a. so Flint Audited Paper I .orgeat Audited Week- ly Circulation in Ore- S»n. The Hillaboro Argua M N M B no fin an cial roaponaibiUty for >wt. do ye ah. to them likewiae.** -M a t t h e w 7:11. Finally Passed EVERY ROSE HAS Il'S THORNS County Districts Get School Funds W anton d e stru c tio n of f lo w e rs at Explained by Potter homes where people have worked with a iHy t'ollrv* N»ww S*r»ic«) feeling of pride ami a love of the beauty \\ by should th e A m erican fa rm ­ is vandalism in its worst stages. Several ers not raise less w heat w hen the eases of this kind have been reported to consum ers h ave persistently and u larly paid m ore m oney for less the Argus in recent days. Such action is w reg h e at? “ dow nright mean and merits the contem pt j r ii i? a . i T his questio n is ask ed bv K L and censure of all selt-respeeting people. P o tter. head of the division of ag- This wanton destruction will discoli!'- ricultural economics at o. S. C age people from grow ing flowers and try- *n e',u,!i‘ "r » discussion of ¡ng to keep their places up so that they * X m fa ite lie sS'he^d “in q onnec u ir e 1 may be a credit to the community. lion w ith th e a g ric u ltu ra l a d ju s t­ Anyone that would deliberately break m ent act. P rofessor P o tte r p o in ted out that off flowers and throw them around in the ev ery a d ju stm e n t or red u ctio n p ro ­ yard and on the porch should be so gram put into effect had to ru n asham ed of them selves that they could .th e g a u n tle t of a th re e fold test us not face the owner of the property de- Ito w h e th e r a change in supplv P aym ent of th e 1933 34 county .school fund apportiiiiiiiueit w a s com pleted W ednesday w ith th e d is ­ trib u tio n of w u rra n ts to talin g >25.- IMt.’i 15 to county (list rlets T h a t a good sh a re of the 1934 i l l funds w ould be a v ailab le by the end of tile c u rre n t school y e a r was th e p red ictio n m ade by th e co u n ty school su p e rin te n d e n t's office W an an ts d istrib u te d W ednesday anioiinted to $2 79 p e r capita on a school census of 9283 ch ild ren T he H illsboro d istric t received >3130 38 Friday Marks End Bird House* Event w ould m ate ria lly affect th e price, w h e th e r the red u ctio n w ould still W O tn a tl III t i l e e V e i l l ll g O f l i f e p u t t i n g 111 leave a s m uch or m ore of a com ­ many hours of work in keeping « l up L i her m odity th an Itas been used re g u ­ .. , . ... , finallv flO W V rS OllIV TO 1111(1 OllV m O H IlU g t h a t h e r larly in the past, a n d h e th er the physical ‘needs of the efforts for beautification have been nulli­ w people re q u ire m ore of th e com ­ fied by w anton destruction. m odity re g ard less of price. C oncerning w heat. P o tte r e x ­ Often the kindly home owner would plained th a, sm all supplies have gladly give flowers to those who might consistently b ro u g h t g re a te r total come ami ask them, but they surely do re tu rn s to pro d u cers thun large not want the flowers broken off and crops; th a t A m erica w ill use a p ­ pro x im ately so m uch w heat for stolen. stTOVed I ’ ictUfC l the feelillC S o f a ll e l l l c f l v 1 • ' • . ‘ ■ 1 i l t l i t l i n g s J’ l « » I C l t l t J I l y The vast $4.880,000 work relief bill has at last been approved by congress a fte r weeks of w rangling in the senate. Everything possible should be done to g a rd ie ss^ ’p riw '^i^thuT^dietp This should prove a stim ulating factor encourage people to grow flowers for the cians a re ag reed th a t no g o o d of home ami n would l'omc try in g to fon * 1.1PI ria a I lly I >• g re from .... th at will continue the country on the road love of beautv ami in pride m il ate a te __ r consum ption of w heat in th e diet. to recovery. Most any self respecting per­ community. Som ew hat sim ilar conditions e x ­ son now on SERA rolls would and should ist w ith every com m odity w hich prefer this work that will be offered at has com e u n d e r a re d u ctio n or a security wage. F u rth er it will not be so a d ju stm e n t program , says P otter, w hile dairy products, use of w hich g reat th at the w orker will not want to responds quickly to. a low er p rice do everything possible to secure work in and m ore of w hich w ould benefit Roosevelt Strikes Back private industry. the a v era g e diet, have not been b jected to a red u ctio n program Oregon's Senator McNary as in most T here is force in th e president s ap p eal for th e su In th e m ain, he said, a d ju stm e n ts cases was found on the liberal side in enforcem ent of N R A re g ard less of a tta c k s by the have m erely tak e n u p the slack T he codes w ere adopted by voluntary action caused by lost e x p o rt m arkets. support of the Roosevelt work relief plan. courts. those d ire c tly affected S u p p o rt and en fo rc e ­ "A lot of la th e r m isleading s ta te ­ Throughout the long battle, word from of m ent w ere pledged "T here is," said P re sid e n t Roose­ m ents have been m ade in c o n n ec ­ W ashington says. McNary stood consis­ velt in his le tte r to D onald Richberg. "no excuse tion w ith the processing tax and tently against merely political opposition w h atso ev er at th e presen t tim e for m em bers of w ith benefit paym ents. P o t t e r tra d e a n d in d u stry w ho h ave sponsored a n d a re ;uided has Ow t o n n •■and «aid th t h a » t > the h, and against obstruction. ... fail f .i t to give them „ w h .,. ­ UUUIU "It 11 n-‘!' sub ject to th ese codes to h „ o i le governm ent is m erely p aying the On the other hand Senator Steiw er h e a rte d su p p o rt.” fa rm e r for not grow ing w heat T he purpose of NRA w as to set up a b e tte r p aying them su b sta n tia l sum s for was one of nine th a t voted against the in d u stria l o rd e r It w as in te n d e d th a t business and doing n o thing measure. The first speech d e liv e r e d in d u stry m ight be reliev ed of d e stru ctiv e a n d costly "T he fact Is th e g o v e rn m e n t is against the bill was by Steiwer. in which co m petition of th e c u t-th ro a t kind. It was in ten d ed not paying th e fa rm e r out of its he criticized the president and accused th a t w o rk ers w ho do good w ork should be paid in ow n fu n d j at all but _______ is m erely him of defying the m andate of congress p ro portion to th e v alu e of th e ir services and th a t paying the’ fa rm e r w h at th e gov"- th e ir hours of em ploym ent should be. as n e arly a s e rn m e n t took aw ay from - in m aking the allotm ent for Bonneville possible, fitte d to th e needs for th e product of th e ir e r a t th e tim e th e w h e at th w e as farm sold dam. because in Steiw er’s view this was toil. T h ere ' has been a g re at deal T he NRA law is still intact. It w ill c o n tin u e ra th e r fru itless a rg u m e n t as to not in the class of works th a t congress to be. a t least u n til final decision as to its consti- w ho a ctu ally . . pays . th e , processing _______ _ intended to provide for. llillslx u o G ard en clu b bird H oum * niildihtf contest for x ru d r achonl c h lld ie n dost*. Friday Ju d g e s Wai re n llu r n e .s of C urtw liua, Mi Ad unis, m anual train in g in striie to r at Forest G rove, and M aurice Itoutig high M-hool m anual a ria liw truetui w ill m ake th e ir deciidntui F riday a fte r school W inning «Ulrica will lw ex h ib ited in the C. C atore w indow Aw ard* will be d latrth u tc d S a tu rd ay m orning by G a rd en d u b m em ber* at the C C atore M rs What Other Editors Say Should Have Backing of All tu tio n a lity is m ade by th e su p rem e court. By th e a p p earan ce of C hief Ju stic e H ughes a n d A ssociate Ju stic es B randeis a n d V anD evanter before th e se n ­ ate com m ittee it is q u ite c le ar th a t th e suprem e c o u rt does not w ish to encourage short cuts in c o n ­ stitu tio n a l tests. T he effectiveness of th e NRA codes w as n e v er « • a a . - . . . . - Wage Restitution High k lic /- ir v iw iz in Z S -A n i_ i _ _ a — : a ____ _____ j . N l ( » n il H V »Step to End War r he national house of representatives Tuesday passed a m easure for the elimin­ ation of war profits. If carried on through the senate and with the approval of the president this should be one of the big­ gest steps ever taken for perm anent peace. The American Legion and other veterans' groups have been striving for such a plan for years in the belief th at it would do more to end war than anything else. Reports from the liquidation of the .'shute Savings bank on the m atter of divi­ dends would indicate th a t a pretty good job is being done by John Searcy, deputy superintendent of banks, who is in charge of liquidation. The third dividend is be- mg paid commercial depositors today. El j per cent *.n the savings departm ent and 45 per cent in the commercial dep art­ m ent have been paid. A f e u . . McMinnville has put a ban on hand- bills to curb the nuisance experienced bv many housewives everywhere. Many Cali­ fornia cities have taken similar action in the past. A nnouncem ent of b u ild in g p la n s changes in location and talk of home con­ struction and m odernization heard in re­ cent weeks sure indicate better times ahead for the building trades and m ate­ rial dealers. U." r1*»T3 ho wxl *-J >«• - . I s . , a . Teachers Attend Final Institute can s a re expressing re sen tm en t each tim e they find S teiw er s nam e am ong th e sm all and narrow group of insurgente.—Hood R iver News. W age restitutions are one of the most im portant benefits th at have accrued from Thank You. Steen the workings of NRA. C. Laird McKenna. Oregon compliance officer, re p o rts'th ä t a ,ng m ñ u ^ u a l \ ^ i ; ha,,f ThT“ 1*"8 enter‘J‘n‘ total of J73.442.17 was restored to work- «t1* O regon m ap cam e out in new dress ers of the eight western states who had N ot th a t it needed it. but ju st because th e publishers. e M cK inney and his m other, believe in giving been paid below code levels during March. th e e rn ir folks at H illsboro ju st a little bit b e tte r th an In the same states the total wage restitu­ the b e s t —S h e rid an Sun. tion from January 2 to March 30 was $205,149.05. Still, the howls of the chisel- er and their congressional mouthpieces Hours, Wages, and Prices may be heard throughout the land in an W ashington h ears th a t m an y a u th o ritie s believe effort to bring back the old days of "dog the NRA should be confined stric tly to se ttin g of eat dog with concentrations . . . . . . the . . . v l further u a iu s ii « V iiic iiir a u u iis m axim u m h o u r, m in i« ...» , maqrimtirw ____ . . ...... ’ ” * of wealth and centralizations of business with child labor T hose h X th th re re e e purposes a re su f­ . T of a few years ago. ficient excuse for a n y organization. W hy not add C h ris tia n Science T a lk A ttra c ts R ecord C ro w d C h ristia n Science lecture, spon­ sored b y ’ H illsboro and Forest G rove c h u rch es of C hrist Scientists at the H illsboro union high school a u d ito riu m S u n d ay evening, a ttra c ­ ted a larg e crow d Ja m es G. R ow ­ ell. C S . of K ansas C ity. M o . was lec tu re r C om plete lectu re is given on page tw o of section two. Our Yesterdays D e p a rtm e n t S tore Stock H e re D a m a g e d by W a te r Fifteen Years Ago D am age estim ated at $1000 w as I A rgus, A pril 8. 1920 — Follow ing a g itatio n of | caused a t W eil's D ep artm en t store | H illsboro clu b for g re a te r a n d b e tte r H illsboro, city W ednesday m o rn in g b y w a t e r council called a special e lection e arly in Ju n e for w hich leaked th ro u g h from one th e purpose of v o tin g on a bond issue of $15.000 of the a p a rtn je n ts over the store W ater-soaked goods w ere not in ­ fo r im provem ent of S h u te park. R ussell M organ w ith U. O. glee clu b re tu rn s sured. from to u r of E aste rn O regon. W. V. B ergen a p p o in ted county cam paign d i­ Y o u n g ’s F u n e ra l H om e re cto Rav. r for In te r-c h u rc h W orld M ovem ent. N o w B eing R em o deled R ay-M allng file in co iy o ra tio n p ap ers Incor- Y oung's F u n e ra l hom e on East p o ra to rs a re H. w Ray. B E M aling a n d C. F. W ashington is being rem odeled and N oakes renovated C apacity of the chapel i T hom as E lliott, w ho b u ilt first b rick co u rt- will be increased and th e b u ild ­ 'Ph' house, died F riday. ing m odernized. M rs C. W. R ollins elected p re sid en t L egion A uxiliary. D ivorces G ranted M ove on foot to e stab lish big hospital in c o u n ­ Hull M ay L. H ull from C larence ' ty A. C. S h u te is c h airm a n of H illsboro c lu b com ­ C Hull. m ittee in v estig a tin g * K irk p a tric k —B erth a K irk p a tric k ! Mrs. F ritz G in d h a rt, n a tiv e of B uxton, died from R alph K irk p a trick M arch 29 B irth s—G irl, to M r and Mrs. C arl D ick of W est 1 Ask y o u r a tto rn e y to send y o u r Union, A pril 5 ; legal a d v ertisin g to th e Argus. Thirty Years Ago A rgus. A pril 13, 1905 -E. B T ongue last S a tu r- 1 day w on th e S hogren c u p a t th e P o rtlan d H unt i clu b cross c o u n try chase, leading a ll co m petitors I by tw o points. W. H. L yda saw m ill and 100,000 feet of lum ber b urn n e a r G re en v ille M onday at a loss of m ore th an $10.000 B irth s—To M r a n d Mrs. F ra n k R eh of C o rn e­ lius a boy, A pril 11 To Mr and M rs F re d Roou of n e a r F arm ington, a girl, A pril 9 To Mr and M rs T en n is P y le of H illsboro, a girl. A pril 12 To Mr and M rs G A. P a tte rso n of H illsboro, a bov. A pril 11 T S W ea th e rred goes to Los A ngeles to H ead ( am p session of W .O .W as re p re se n ta tiv e of W ash­ ington co u n ty W oodm en Local w om en's band concert to give c oncur« A pril 19 M em bers a re S u sie M cK inney, Je n n ie ¿<,eas<2n t‘r O llle G re e a r- w J. W all d e a d e n , Eva W eatherred. J e n n ie G reer. Ix-pha R uble N ettie Calendar Sampl es H e re N o w Place Your Orders Through the WllsbortJßiA. rq us T e le p h o n e 3101 SUcklei Axk y our u tto rn e y to te n d your legal udvertiaiug to th e A rgus Ban Lifted; Wheat Farmers Busy Local Firms Plan Location Changes Ihlv's Shoe sto re and How e's C lothing shop w ill m ove to new q u a rte rs liu th e Dow ns building on Second av en u e and w ill be open for hufinex* on A pril 22 A nother business change* a n n o u n ­ ced th is w eek w ill be the tr a n s f e r ­ rin g of Eve's B eauty »hop from the W ells b uilding to the McAleur b uilding T h e lx*auty shop will m ove w ith the H illsboro Phai inacy Airport Project to be Discussed I('« v r » tlr » u * l fro m i> «g « o r,« ) ing his nctlvitlex Inw ard o b taining federal a p p ro p ria tio n s for roads Ed I. Moore, secretary , w as an- th o riz rd to w rite Mott c o m m en d ­ ing him on his efforts. P lan s for u H illsboro B argain Day w ere discussed but no date w as set L o c a l G r a n g e r s P la n M e e t H e re S a tu rd a y s n d e r AAA c o n tra c ts sp ra n g oito a c tio n to p lan t a ll av ail- sh le a cre ag e , w hen S e c re ta ry •le n ry A. W allace, r ig h t, re- •uoved ull r e s tric tio n s on 1 9 3 J s p r in t w heat p lan tin g . Scenes like th e sh o v e — a H opper. W ash.. f a rm e r seeding his g ro u n d — a re being e n a c te d th ro u g h o u t th e lau d , to f u r ­ nish th e b u m p e r crop w hich th e i .tA hopor will p ro tec t th e V S. from s h o rta g e s re su ltin g iro tn la st y e a r's d ro u th , w hich o v r e c u r In th e west th is year. C” . 'i in c re a s e s of 19.15 m ust. > >«, v er, he offset by c o rre - sna id ln g re d u c tio n s next y e a r. W a lltc o ru le d . H illsboro G runge w ill hold an all-da- m eeting h e re S a tu rd ay T he program , w hich w ill be u n d e r the d ire itio n of the hom e «economics club, w ill begin at I 30 p m and w ill In- open to th e public Pom ona ' G ran g e m eets at C ed ar Mill April 24 I B irths M cG uire T o M r and Mrs. J It M cG uire of l.aurelw ood. A pril tl a girl. laik so n -To Mr a n d Mrs John Iaikson. A pril 10, a boy To Mr and M rs G ail K arn s of O renco, A pril 10, a girl Vets, Scouts He.-ir Make Large Gain Commander Gates A wide open tow n a n d a lawless tow n m ean th e same th in g .—Ex. Ona D ii arce .Sait F ile d S tick le r Lola It ( ’h a d e s I) S tick le r A ppro x im ately i n county te a c h ­ ers a tte n d e d th e final in stitu te of C«,L,„ th e c u rre n t school y e a r at Pacific I’ lO t O r O cllC S I lC F C ! u n iv ersity S a tu rd a y Dr. G. A Od- gers of th e u n iv e rs ity education d e p a rtm e n t and R ev C laude Sabin of F orest G ro v e w ere fe atu red ) S ales of a utom obiles in W ash- speakers. | ington co u n ty in d ic a te a substan- O th e r , events J th <> pro g ram tia l u p tu rn in business as com - ■vere play day a ctiv ities by Miss R uth B urlingham of th e u n iv ersity i p r ” * w ith a y e a r ago. according and m otion p ictu res o f O regon !to H *' M acK enzie. p resid en t of scenes by M r s C h arles H ines of th e chafr>i*'r of com m erce Sales in F orest G rove M usical fe atu res w e re ,9S'* for ,b e f«rst th re e m onths p re sen te d by D ean E dith C ollais- am o ,,n ted to 42 against 122 for th e Evans of t h e P acific u n iv ersity sam e Pe rio d th is yea«- m usic d e p a rtm e n t and by co u n ty M acK enzie re p o rts his m otor teachers. firm as h aving sold 25 c ars in the T he co u n ty tea ch e rs' association first B rst th re e m onths th is y e a r as ap p ro p ria ted $10 fo r th e grade vom ine n from J a n u a ry com parisi pared w w iin ith n nine scho° I traclc and ,,e ,d m eet 1 to M arch 31 ln 1934 to them , how ever, th e provision to p re v en t selling goods below actu al cost, w hich still leaves plenty of leew ay for th e in d iv id u a lly b rillia n t p e rso n ’ — St. H elens Mist. It seem s m ighty good to see M o r r i - Wei! back on the job a t Weil's Depart m ent store a fte r an extended absence b e - . . fa o n , ,,f e .u .e of - I ■■ I ■ I » ,» . M . orrl, boro 8 m ost active Citizens and a good rudp K endall. P earl Sm ith. B ird S appington civic w orker and his friends are happy to Ford' Blanche H“«ion, and Eva C ornelius see him able to he back in the harness. b ra t^ g o X T e SddTJ«'aann” e r^ ^ e A phrn’,r' ’ Isudies* Ahi of the M F chilit hei«! a h u iin ess m eeting W<«dne afterutMin in the c h u rc h banem cic tJX—th e producer, th e "dealer or the u ltim ate consum er T h ere is no m agic in th e processing ta x It is m erely a m echanism to p enalize the no n -co -o p erato r o r p ro tec t the co-operator." Hillsboro’s Fourth of July celebration for the city and • the coun- pubiic^piritS^iea^ers0"1 '- ■' CG’°Peration by 4 is -«. a is- great k event « j _a. * u v u icouci a in business, in d u stry and Dog Owner Fined ty. It can be made an even more im portant labor th at m ade th e codes w o rk ab le T hat co-opera- and worthwhile a ffa ir for the benefit of «*■”» Should c o n tin u e to be the first rule, no m a t­ Lack of License te r w hat th e fu tu re m ay hold —O regon Jo u rn a l the community if it is made more of Jo h n A. M cGee of O renco was local homecoming event. fined $10 and costs in th e local ju stic e of the peace c o u rt M onday This celebration is traditional in Hills­ as th e first in a se ries of cases boro and is known fa r and wide as one As Steiwer Sees It brought again st dog o w n e rs w ho of the most successful Fourth of July As S e n a to r Steiw er of O regon sees it th e country have failed to buy licenses W ar- events in the northwest. It should be con­ is getting no b e tte r fa st un d er th e Roosevelt a d - ra n ts h ave been issued for sev eral in istratio n , which is th e sen ato r's way of lettin g others a n d th ey have been sum - tinued and with the w holehearted co-op­ m his frien d s know w hat a sta lw art republican h e is. m oned to a p p e a r in c o u rt by the eration of every individual in the com- . - ------- B ut u n fo rtu n ately for th e sen ato r from th e big sheriff. F in e of >25 a n d costs w as levied mumty. In every way possible it should country of e aste rn Oregon, th e figures com plied w ith be made an asset to the community and a resP°«»sible a u th o ritie s do n o t serve as a bolster for against J a 5k H eltzel of P o rtlan d w hen he plead g uilty to! goodwill event th at will he f p l t a n d a n his °P inion Even in his ow n territo ry conditions to - a M onday c h arg e of failing to have a fish ­ nreciated th r m .J h m .t i h l v l a t P d a y ' “ com Pa red ’ lth those prevailing, let us say. I recidtea throughout the year. in Ja n u a ry 1933—th e closing days of th e Hoover ing license. Elm o F G a rd n e r of w as fined , $10 and I Ideas for the improvement and con- a d m in istratio n , a re so m uch b e tte r th a t th e fa rm - M ountaindale , h„ ■ tinuance of the celebration and home- J™ really aTLrnmobi “ T i . h ^ t ' n c e n ,nf coming should be welcomed by whoever ^ s a l ^ ^ s ^ ^ ^ i S l , io^SSTfaiow thZl p!a‘^ W,‘IUrd H“ s *’i H*n»boro sponsors It. O ur thought is th a t every ef- m an y of th e voters who sent him to W ashington are F r t d a y ^ n d * r ^ v e d T ^ s u s t ^ n d i d fort should be m ade to increase the inter- »Bly «»Bly. sup p o rtin g th e Roosevelt governm ent in sentence pended est of the people in Hillsboro and our h®116* that 11 ls makins u»e « « i effo rt 1 of m any years in behalf of all A m ericans. Instead of neighboring communities. fo r th e privileged class And m any of these rep u b li­ lt(>K«*r» lltMteaa— l(u v w ard com m unity aew lug d u b m et A pril 3 w ith Mm W II Kur­ en» Next m eeting w ill be w ith M is 11 K um m er the uftertioun » A pril 17 M em bers o L th c Boy S cout troop ponsored by th e A m erican Legion. ! '•vero a t ,h e '««*«” > I*08* m eeting T uesday night S ta te Com- rna n d e r H V G ales of th e G ran d A rm y of th e R epublic, w ho was present, stressed th e im p o rtan ce of scout tra in in g for good citizen sh ip " ounty - legion - - m b - o re e w ill be C Ja held at B anks A pril 28 K enneth W ilcox is ad d in g u room hi- hom e at th e c o rn er of Fall o n stre et and F o u rth a v en u e I f Moscou keeps «ending bar­ bers to w ork mi the collective farm er«, as they did r«rolilhlled In m ore mol moro states, less g irls w ill hid th e ir suitors fa re w e ll by s a jln g " I ' l l be suin« you " A sre il di-.il of lb .it pre -ire ngul ist the l:i. une la s law pro­ vision (o r revenllng salaries probably m utes from liu m i'id s w ho "fo rg e t" to te ll Ih e lr wives of the Inst three pay raises. W hen the bonus h ill Is pa I, I*. S w ar Veterans w ill he real "dough" boys. A fam o u s o re n e a ira c o n d u c to r says. "T o enjoy o p e ra, one m ust know w bst Is going on " To e n ­ joy b u rlesq u e, s p p a r e a tly . It's th e o th e r way a ro u n d . According to the papers. Ilv rd ’s nteo enjoyed Mae West films near the South Pole. And they talk about tha rigors of the Arctic cold. In E u ro p ean c o u n trie s w here d ic ta to rs ra ts , people s t ill go to th e polls to vote W e ll, an y­ w ay. th e w a lk s s»od e t ere tae. VENETIAN - FOR 5 DAYS ISSO jK^»ycr nero«« llam e K rm ndrlrd to W. M erncra rind It dirti, tilt to® »lee;» d u riti t .tul »’ . » * « new s Item T ry to get iliem to hellet e in a Hündin, it Cl IVH I N '• * I ’ I V J I a . T I H 'C