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Pag Two THE EUGENE REGISTER. GUARD E .PORTLAND, Ore., July 7. OP) James W.- Alaloncy of Fondle tou will be "checked In" as collector ot Inter nal revenue for Oregon on Monday, July 17, and Clyda V. Huntley, the retiring collector, will be "checked out" by auditors of the office of the super vigor of collections and accounts of tbe internal revenue department. This Information was received by Huntley today. It is the custom 0 tbe Internal revenue department to cheek the ac count of all collector! semi-annually as a matter of routine, and when a transfer is made from an outgoing to an incoming collector, a special check and inventory is tnken. Maloney and Mm. Maloney hare left Portland for a visit with friends on the coast, expecting to return next week. Huntley will tnke a month or two of vacation before mnking definite plana for bin future activities. Before be was appointed collector nere ne was In the drug business in Oregon City. STORY (CONTINUED PROM PAGE ONE) Is secretary of the La no county R. F. C. committee, said Friday after he bad been informed of the plan. "As Lane county baa a complete and efficient organization already set up and In operation for a long time, It would ba very unwise to disrupt it by any rcdicnl change," Commissioner Orowe said. "I think the plan aa out liner by Mr. Wilcox will work out ery satisfactorily here and I do not believe it will make any difference In the Lane county relief work at all. It would not do to replace the Ited Cross or its executive secretary, Mine Mary Annin, by an entirely new organiza tion or new executives for the ad ministration of relief when the local group is doing the work efficiently and Its secretary has hnl years of ex perienca In that line." CONTINUED PROM PAGE f dent Boosevclt appealing to the na tion. Mr. Roosevelt discussed the farm acreage reduction situation with In dustrtal Administrator Hugh Johnson and Secretary of Agriculture Wallace and George N. Peck, co-administrate re of the agricultural relief pro gram. - They were faced with the danger of prices that may advance more rapidly than purchasing power, and with a hesitant attitude on the part of some leaders who ace in Improved business conditions a possible escape from the necessity of the new industrial plan ning syxtera. Baseball Scores AMERICAN LEAGUE At New York ' B. H. E, Detroit 0 12 0 New York 4 5 Frailer. Housed and llnyworth; Ruffing, Breenan, Brown and Dickey. At Philadelphia It. II. E. Chicago 0 18 0 Philadelphia 1.0.0 Durham and Urube; Muhaffcj', Freitaa and Mndjeslri. - NATIONAL LEAGUE At Cincinnati R. II. E. Boston 5 12 0 Cincinnati 8 III 1 Zarhary, Starr, Betta and Hpohrer. Koran; Benton, Quinn. Kolp and Lombard). Springfield Lions Plan Big "Fish Fry" SPRINGFIELD, July 7. (Spe cial) Pinna for an annual trout dinner to be given 'on the McKemie river got underway Friday when the Liona club authorized a committee to make arrangement, for such an affair to be held the latter part of July. The entire community will be In vited to attend the "fish fry." and it la expected that many out-of-town guest, would also take part. Piatrlet and state officer, of the Lions elub hare already expressed interest hi tho project, and plan to he here, it was reported at the fortnightly Lions club luncheon Friday. Dr. W. C Rebhan. W. K. Barnell, and John Pyie are on the committee to make arrangements for the "fkfh fry." At it. Friday meeting the flub decided to hare a monthly picnic during the coming three months, al ternating these with the regular luncheon meeting. II. 0. Dibble and W. E. Buell will captain baseball teams which will play a 'series of game, the losers to furnish a dm ner for tho winners. The committee in charge of the picnic, I. Larsen Wright, E. O. Stewart, and Kiel Pollard. The first of these affairs will be held on July 21. The Lions voted to provide the program for the community celebra tion which will be held for tne open ing of the Booth-Kelly mill Saturday, July 15. Floyd Flanery, Dr. W. C. Rebhan, and P. J. Bartholomew are to get the number, on the program. Report, on the atate convention held in Roaeburg last month were given by Tbelmar Nelson and Niel Pollardi A piano solo wa. given by 511ns Shirley Whitlow of Blsnee, Arlspna. who 1. visiting here at the home of her uncle, Mr. Pollard. STORY (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) the messngo indicated he may have como down at some distance from any habitation, making it necessary for him to find his way laboriously to the nearest village. That section of Siberia la very sparsely settled. The first word of Mnttern's where abouts csme in n telegram to the New York Times correspondent in Moscow. LETTER PACKET8 Aft ft 72 8heet, 36 Envelopes'? 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Anadir, or Anadyr, Is trading post on the Anadyr river in (he far nor t beaut of Siberia, north of the Kamchatka peninsula, near the Behr- in sea. and generally alone: the route Mattern took in attempting to flj from Khabarovsk to Nome, Alaska, It was at Anadyr that Captain RosM Amundsen, discoverer of the south pole, appeared in 1020 after having been lost in the Arctic seas for more than a year and a half on one of his attempts to reach the North pole. to proceed at once to Anadir, Siberia, where tbe Texas flier was reported uafe. Alexander's plsne Is 700 miles dint nut from the Siberian trad in post, A prompt takeoff, the backers said, would place him in Anadir tomorrow evenioff. Alexander previously hud asked lhat word be sent to Matturn mijing h and his three companions would do anything possible to aid him. PLANE WILL GO NEW" YORK. July 7. G?) Back ers of the Mattern rescue expedition which is now at British Columbia this afternoon sent instructions to William Alexander, the chief pilot, CUTTER NEAR ANADIR WASHINGTON. July 7 14 The Tnited States coast Guard cutter Northland waa 300 miles from Ana dir, Siberia, yesterday searching for Jimmy Mattern, and . was expected today by const guard officials to get in touch with him at Anadir. Itear Admiral, H. ft. Hamlet, fa miliar with that stretch of sea on the edge of which Mattern came down, wirelessed the Northland a soon as he received informs ton that the flier was safe. He expected the commander to communicate with Mattern. and if he needed help, that the Soviet authorities would arrange to trans fer him to the Northland as aoon as ihe could reach whatever place the Russian officials designated. The Northland Jins been combing the Alaskan waters looking for Mattern since he waa reported misB inff. "WONDERFUL," SAYS WIFE WALLA WALLA, Wash.. July 7. C4) "That's the news I've been waiting for! Isn't it just wonder ful ! I knew he was safe all the time." With these words Mrs, James Mat tern arreted news from the Assoc! nted Press that her flyinj husband hud been reported found in north eastern Sll-fria today. Mrs, Mattern has been one of the few persons who have not given up hope for the intrepid flyer who crodHed the Atlantic and was lost on tho dangerous Asia-Alaskan crossing in his. round tjie world flight. "Jimmy always hag the faculty of taking eiyo of himself," Mrs. Mat- iern saia. MOTHER IS HAPPY FREKPORT, III., July 7. OP) Mrs. Carolino Mnttern exclaimed "thank God for that!" and then wept loflny when told that her eon, Jimmy, had been found alive in Siberia. Hut she said she had been sure he would be, found. , -''I wn confident all the while, Mrs. Mattern said, "that Jimmy would turn up In some remote place. Ho is too resourceful not to be able to battle the elements eafely. Now I'm the happiest woman in the world!" In her moment of rejoicing she remembered the rescue expeditions storting out from the North Pacific coast. . "Couldn't we stop those boys from going out to rescue Jimmy?" Mrs. Mnttern asked. "We must stop them before they go Into any danger." EMPLOYES GET BONUS - SAX FRANCISCO, July 7. CU.R) A 10 per cent bonus for nil employes of the Jxmgview Fibre company, at Lonwvicw, Wash., - (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) mcnt between (ieorges Bonnet, French finance minister and lender of the gold bloc and henaUir James Couzens of Michigan, speaking for America and those countries which are supporting the American pro gram. It was M. Bonnet who success fully insisted fn the commercial pol icy committee that there must be no discussion of import trade barriers. Senator Couzens appealed to the conference to continue working along lines which will result in finding jobs for the .'10.000,000 persons now un employed and will raise prices to re munerative levels. FRENCH BEWILDERED LONDON, July 7. OP)' The French delegation nt the world eco nomic conference today was bewil dered and groping for the full mean ing of swift moving events of the past 48 hours in which Great Britain has partially broken with the- gold bloc, the pound weakened slightly on the Paris exchange ond American and Canadian dollars slid downward. . Although the British equalization fund was working, the pound' foiled to regain its loss, closing in Paris at 85.03 francs. The British abandoned their sup port of the gold group under pressure from the dominions which favor im mediate price raising schemes. Today's sensational downward slide of the dollar was bu id by French ex ports to prove that temporary stabi lization should be brought about by the conference, DIX AND WIFE PART HOLLYWOOD, Cnl., July 7. CU.R) Richard Dix, motion picture stnr, and his wife, the former Winifred Coe of San Francisco, and Portland, Ore., have separated, Dix admitted today. ion a-uTT v luiainn To Be ProqeJ W. II. 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