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Boys' Camp Rally
; Setat YM Today
Stared for the purpose of set
ting acquainted with' the better
than 70 grade school boys who
will encamp at the Silver Creek
recreational area July 1 to. II.
the YMCA Is sponsoring a grade
school boys camp rally that will
begin at 8 o'clock this afternoon
and continue throughout tomor
row morning.
nThe: boys., will meet at the
YMCA, where Boys' fleer etary Gns
Moore will talk to them in regard
to camp-YBOr eabln. assignment.
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"The dirty skiuk. Those were the words of Ores Baker, 64, as he
identified the tiny body of his 10-weeks-old grandson, Hsldon
Fink, who had been snatched from. his cradle and tossed into
creek near Clyde, O. The grandfather is shown, as he lifted the cot
ering from the baby's body to identify it.
Australian Labor
ProMra Settled
Financier Predicts This
Country 7ill Recover
. ? From Turmoil u ,
BIN FRANCISCO June U.-UPl
-The lndnstrlal trouble besetting
America seem like old stuff to
L M. Jacoby, Australian financier,
who said here today his country
went through It all 20 years ago
and came safely out on the other
side. .
Ha predicted that in another
me, years, this country would
hare worked out "the answer."
"first you're got to get rid of
your labor racketeers," he said.
"Second, you're got to hare an
arbitration system that will
work. - .- ,o:.v-.;
J Leaders Intellieent
In Australia, he- said, workers
took care themselves of the im
portant matter of selecting labor
leaders who were "Intelligent and
devoted to the interests of their
men. Then, federal and state la
bor courts were established, and
began handing down decisions
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wnico were nnai ana oinaing.
Aimosi erery urge firm has a
labor relations man, . he said.
menoiy and sympathetic to the
The hoys will hare a picnic din
ner in Bush's pasture, will at
tend the softball games at Sweet
land, and will be bedded down in
the YMCA gymnasium tor the
night.
Arising Saturday morning the
boys will swim at the Y, be
breakfasted and attend the TMCA
Junior Olympics swim meet at
10 o'clock.
Vs Olympic Swim
Set for Saturday
The annual YMCA Junior
Olympics swim meet Is set for
the Y pool Saturday morning at
10 o'clock, with three divisions
eligible to compete. Ribbons
will be awarded winners of each
event.
Cadets, 9 to 11, will compete
In the 20-yard free, 20-yard
side, 20-yard back and plunge
and kick events. Preps. 11 to 12,
will compete in the 20-yard
free, back and breast, the 40
yard back and breast, the 40
yard breast, diring an. indivi
dual 0-yard medley.
Junior high boys will com
pete In the 40-yard free, back
and breast, the 80-yard breast
and back, the 100-yard free,
60-yard Individual medley and
diving. -
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Panama Stamp Is
Okehed by Farley
WASHINGTON, June. lMflV
Postmaster General Farley today
authorized the Issuance of a S
cent postage stamp to commemor-
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Finland Is Again
Only Land to Pay
Hungary Pays Some Down
on War Debt Bill,
Others Renege
WASHINGTON, June 15.-(flV
When the gorernment closed Its
war debt books tonight at the end
of a semi-annual Installment day
It found It had received 80 cents
for each $10,000 due.
Only one nation, Finland, paid
In full a payment of $160,693.
One other of the 13 debtors
Hungary paid something on ac
count $9,828.
One nation, Rumania, said it
was ready to offer a settlement.
but did not state Its terms.
Eight nations sent their regrets.
together with promises to discuss
settlement at some time in the fu
ture. They were Esthonia, Great
Britain, Latvia, Lithuania. Yugo
slavia, Belgium, Poland and Italy.
One nation, France, bad not re
plied to the. usual bill sent out ev
ery May, but her reply (or re
grets) was expected momentarily.
The 13 th had not replied be
cause the usual bill was not sent
her. Czechoslovakia has disap
peared.
For the IS dejuors, the score
stood: one payment, one part pay
ment, one offer, eight regrets, one
reply en route, one reply lacking.
The total amount due June IS,
including amounts not paid in re
cent years, was $2,269,733,861.
The total amount received was
$170,521.
ate the 25th anniversary of the
opening of the Panama canal
August 15.
The stamp will have portraits
of former President Theodore
Roosevelt and General George W.
Goethals. who directed the con
struction of the canal.
For Your Father on
Father's Day
Next
SUNDAY
Men's Dress
Shirts-.
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Men's House Slippers
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union and yet holding the oar of
the -Urn's executives. - Although
int. anions did not get cults as
large a snaro of profits as they
sought, he said they had won the
right for a fair share, and they
hart Unionized the country pretty
thoroughly, oa a craft basis.-. , -.
' rit's especially Interesting' to
note," he added, "that this evolu
tion, while tt was a revolution In
a sense, did not result In radical
ism gaining any foothold In the
country. Tbir o t A s ."rtdV and
llarslst and 'radical flew around
while the trouble was on. hut now,
tha words are hardly known in
the country. ' . :
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for Carson
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Anchoring Jetty
ASTORIA, Ore, June 15 W)
United States engineers start
ed anchoring the seaward tip of
the Columbia river north Jetty
with concrete blocks this week.
They began the task of dump
ing 1700 cubic yards of concrete
In huge chain-fattened blocks,
to replace experimental asphalt
tips wa&ed away by surf pound
ing around Peacock Spit.
" Engineers also put the govern
ment dredge. McKenzie to work
removing shoals which v caused
repeated shipping ' tie-ups when
white water broke over the bar
last winter. - ".' -
Mayor's; Father .Express
: Wish to De Punished
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PORTLANDS J u a 15V-rT)-From
Hood River, Ore., came a
touching plea today to the police
commissioner a father offering
to take the rap for his son. v
' - J. K. Carson, sr., said he read
in the papers his son Joe. got a
little out of line by throwing his
6-year-old " Rose f. Festival v straw
hat Into the Willamette river In
violation Of paragraph IS of or
dinance 37621. He said thatJoe
essentially was a good boy bnt
youngsters would slice one off the
legal - fairway' 7 occasionally. He
agreed ,they should be punished.
Carson, sr said the tact that Joe
was mayor of Portland did not
lessen -the magnitude of the of
fense against paragraph It 'one
bit.';- " . -'--' :- :
Paragraph 18 forbids the hear
ing of flotsam and jetsam into the
Willamette river.
But Carson, . sr.,1. wondered if
he couldn't take his son's place
before the bar fusdeev 'X
' " I'm past 75 and no good any
way,'' he wrote. "Just send Police .
Chief Harry Nlles or Inspector
Li. V. Jenkins after me. I'm ready -to
go. j
Neither Nlles nor Jenkins mads
a' move. ; . -' - ' i
, "It's up to the boss." they said.
The boss, commissioner of pub
lice safety in charge of the police
bureau, Is Mayor Joseph K. Car
son, Jr whose only comment was:
"Say. that reminds me. Isn't Sun
day Father's dsyr
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style. New spring patterns and all year colors
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AH our own suits are included with many higher priced that were carried in
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