Eugene register-guard., June 30, 1932, Image 2

THE EUGENE ftEGISTEB-GU'AED
TO PUT UP BOND
LAFSANNE, 8wltiern.n, June
0. OP) Germany refused today to
jrree to a suggestion by France
that h deposit t 6,000.000,000
mark bond with the world bank fn
lieu of reparations annuities, pending
negotiation of revised debts agree
ments with the United States.
Baron Konstntln von Neuruth. the
Gorman foreign minister, communi
cated the negutlve reply to Prime
Minister MncUonald of Great Brit
ain after having consulted with the
rest of the German delegation and
(is cabinet colleagues In Berlin.
A safeguard clause, avoided here
tofore because it was distasteful to
Washington, was embodied In
French compromise plan at the rep
orations conference today.
The French proposed that Ger
many deposit with the world bank
a bond of fn.OOO.OOO.fJOO marks, ap
proximately $1,500,000,000.
One-third of the amount would
be Germany a contribution to a gen
eral fund for the economic recon
struction of Kurope. The remainder
would be set aside pending nego
tiation of revised debt agreements
with the United States.
Under the safeguard clause Ger
many would still b held liable for
reparations in the event the United
Statea refused to reduce the debts
owed ber by the world war allies,
Prirao Minister Ramsay MacOonald
of Great Britain pleaded with the
Germans to accept the proposal,
assuring them they need nave no
fenr with regard to American generosity.
THI8 JOCKEY GOES PLACES
In June. 1011. Hank Mills, the
jockey, left home at Montrose. Colo.,
to drive by auto to lower Califor
nia, to British Columbia, to Mont
rose, to British Columbia, to Agua
Caliente, to Miami, then New York.
He rode horses In races at each of
those stops.
SPRINGFIELD NEWS ITEMS
SPRINGFIELD. June 30. (Sne-
cinlj Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Whenton
and Miss Kdna Hwartn attended the
annual Amaranth club picnic at
Riverside park Wednesday evening.
About 45 members of the club and
their families were at the affair,
which waa a no-host event.
Large Group Ha
Picnic Wedneiday
SPRINGFIELD, June 80. (Spe
cial) -An informal no-bost picnic
was held Wednesday evening b.v a
group of local people at Swimmers'
fetignt.
Those who attended the affair in
cluded Mrs. K. K. May. Mrs. Ed
Stout and daughter Lorraine of
Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stew
art and son Morris and grandchil
dren Betty and Stewart Squsser of
Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Whit-j
ney, Mrs. Mary Kessey, Mr. and Mrs.
Pwight Kessey, Mr. and Mrs. John
Henderer, Mr. and Mrs. Niel Pol- 1
lard, Mr. and Mrs. H. Schaffenburg,
M r. and Mrs. Frank Loea n. M i ks
Fay Fisher, Mra. W. O. Itcbhan and
dftugbterK, Bobbie and Joy. Mr. and
Mrs. n lUiam Long, and Mrs. Owen.
100 Attend Men's
Brotherhood Picnic
SPRINGFIELD, June 30. (Spe
cial) Mors thiu 100 people attended
the annual picnic of th Men'.
Brotherhood of th Methodist church
Wlnedajr ertninf at Swimmer'
Delight.
Following tie picnic iereral ume
of horseshoe and baseball were
played. Dr. N. W. Emery waa in
charge of refreshments. The Broth
erhood furnished coffee -for the af
fair.
PERSONAL ITEMS
SPRINGFIELD. June 30. (Spe
cial) Dr. and Mrs. W. N. Dow
and son Billy and Dr. and Mrs.
Walter C. Schaefer and family, of
Eugene, are planning to leave Friday
for Paulina lake, In the Paulina
mountaius ait of Bend, to spend tbe
holiday, orer tbe week-end. They
will return Tuesday.
Mr. and Mra. E. B. Rater of
Florida, who hare been risking at
tbe borne of - John P. King at
Deerliorn, will leave Friday for
California on their return to their
home. They are engaged in evan
gelistic work, and will probably
spend tbe summer on their return
trip.
Mr. and Mra. John Fitzgerald of
Fall Creek are leaving Friday to
apend the holidaya in Klamath falls.
Word waa received Wednesday
of the death of the father of R. L.
Seara In Hillsboro Tuesday evening.
Mr. Seara was railed to his father'
hAftntri MnnHlv Mpb Rmpi Will ffO
to Hillsboro Friday to attend the
funeral.
Mrs. D. B. Murphy and Miss Clara
Jones went to Turner Thursday to
attend the annual convention of tbe
Christian church. They will return
Friday.
TO ENTER CONTEST
ONE MILE OF RIVER FRONT
Cool shady camns. tables, wood.
water. Ice cream and cold drinks,
swimming and free bath-house. Wil
lamette River at tbe Lowell Bridge.
Who fa the reddest-headed woman
in Eugene?
The McDonald theater wonts to find
out, becauae Jean Harlow is opening
Sunday In "Red Headed Woman," the
Saturday Evening Post story. So the
theater and this newspaper has ar
ranged the contest and the "reddest
haired" girl will win a handsome gold
wrlat watch from Skeie's jewelry
atore. The watch Is now on display
in the atore window.
Ray W. Jones, McDonald mnnnger,
has charge of the contest. The red
headed glrla will be asked to register
at the theater box office, where com
plete plana for the contest will be an
nounced. The applicants will not be asked to
prove that their hair la naturally red
since even Jean Harlow, who baa the
lead In tbe picture, "went red head"
(or this show. She was the original
platinum blonde.
Further detail, will be revealed In
tomorrow's ItegisUr-Guard.
Young Republicans
Meeting: Thursday
Meetings of the Young Republi
cans, young men's political organiza
tion, will probably be held In various
towns of the county in tbe near fu
ture, for the purpose of Interesting
county men in the movement and to
foster interest in political affairs
among youug men of tbe county, it
was announced Thursday by Robert
M. Fischer, Jr., president of the or
ganisation. At tbe meeting of the group at the
Lee Duke cafe Thursday evening at
7 o'clock, this plan of holding meet
ings in different parts of tbe county
will be discussed snd a committee to
arrnnge for them will probably be ap
pointed, it was anid. All members of
the organization are urged to be nres-
ent at tbia meeting.
A discussion of the university ques
tion will also be a feature of the
Thursday night meeting, It was said.
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