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The Gold Hill News, Gold Hill, Oregon WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS_______ By Edward C. Wayne Rough Weather Aids Greek Troops In Fighting Off Invasion by Italians; Kennedy Urges U. S. Aid for England; S o v iet-N a zi-F a scist D iplom ats M eet Thursday, Nov. 21H940 H o o k P o sy P a d for C hair or F o o t S to o l I le’II Stick Around By RUTH WYETH SPEARS I W HEN Sewing Washington, D. C. made the sketch In Book 5 showing the method that our Grandmothers used for making original hooked rug designs, I forgot that Grund- mothcr did not wear silk stockings every day. There have been doz ens of letters saying, "I would like to hook the flower designs for which you give directions In Book 5. Will you please tell me if I cun use old silk stockings for these?” Silk stockings may be used for hooked rugs but they do not wear as well as woolen materials. They O ECKNTLY there has been a Rumors that Wendell Willkie will ** large turmoil over the Ogden be offered u cabinet post or chair Miller, of Yale, interview and the iR e le a s e d bs W e s te rn N e w s p a p e r U n io n 1 manship of the defense commission conflict between the purists and the are just rumors and no more. Roose proselyters in football's happy or velt has no intention of unifying unhappy family. Nothing new was either uncov along such lines. ered or discovered. It was merely After the 1936 campaign, the Pres- the revamping of : ident and Alf Landon went out of an age old argu their way to be friendly. The mel ment and conflict. low Kansan culled nt the White / hook io IN If you felt like / sotto coto* House when he went to the Cupitol walking that fur we W IT H O U T IIN I 1 in December for u Gridiron club -, IN A could take you back ,.T‘ OARKIR I dinner, and a year later Roosevelt 30 years or more ™ IO N ! appointed htir. a member of the U. S. through the same D A R K A N D LtSMT delegation to the Pan-American con 1 V \ AKltO K. MICH. la k h - old argument. And COLOR USKO FOR ference in Lima. But with Willkie let you finish where ril Maluf (above), U niversity of 4 H A 0L0 EFFtCT the situation is entirely different. you started. M ic h ig a n s tu d e n t, w h o has HOLD Roosevelt deeply dislikes and dis- The only differ STRIP learned from Syrian newspapers : trusts him—a feeling, incidentally, ence is that in the UNDER that he has been sentenced by WORK that , is strongly reciprocated by G ra u tla n d R ie r last few years the W ITH the fren ch Retain government Willkie. line has been much LEFT more shurply drawn—and in the fu HANO (<» 15 years in prison for his w rit Privately, the President believes ture it may even reach a razor that the G. O. P. standard bearer's ings advocating independence campaign was motivated chiefly by edge. and social reform in Syria. In There Isn’t any questioning (he are perfect for hooked chair pads, personal malice and went far out of this country on indefinite schol buunds of legitimate political war fact that too many colleges overdo foot stool tops und wall hangings. arship perm it, Maluf said he ring in deliberate misrepresentation their football collecting. There isn't All the popular stocking colors any questioning the fart that col may be dyed soft green, red and and distortion. guessed he “would stay awhile.” leges with stricter entrance require brown tones, without first remov President Roosevelt was guest of honor and No. 1 off the record speaker On his side, Willkie feels just us ments and higher scholastic stand ing the tan color. “ White dye” it the National Press club's annual dinner for the Chief Executive. Wen hotly regarding Roosevelt. ards are at a disadvantage in meet should be used first if bright colors dell Willkie, who had been invited, was not present. As usual, there was FIFTY-FIFTY: • • • ing opponents who have no auch are needed. After dyeing, cut a plenty of "panning" at the expense of the President and other high gov EUROPEAN APPEASEMENT barriers to face. ernment officials. Picture above shows: (left to right) President Roose Election A f ter math strip around und around the stock The story of imminent European There are, of course, ulways ex ing spirally, making it from % velt; his bodyguard. Thomas Qualters; Ric.iard Wilson, president of the Immediate aftermath of the prec peace deals which floated around ceptions. Cornell and Pennsylvania National Press club and Vice President Elect Henry Wallace, just before edent-shattering election of Presi to 1H inches wide according Berlin and Washington just are Ivy institutions and yet they inch they sat down to dinner. to how fine the work is to be. When dent Roosevelt to a third term in London, before election was no myth. manage to hit the jackpot with reg your design hus been marked as the White House was the strengthen Since November 5 these ideas are ularity. fighting with her back to the wall ing of the foreign policy. described in Book 5, druw the DEBACLE: for her existence. stocking strips through the burlap Japan had seen this as a likely dead. lladly Tangled Fascists Meet Greeks 2. Democracy is dead, and Britain happening, and the Axis powers had Ever since Hitler's proposed in with a rug hook. On a general scale there is en • • • The Greeks, aided by heavy is not fighting to restore it, but to commented on it frankly in express vasion of England was frustrated Flow ers m ay be hooked in outline or in storms and mountain torrents, save herself from annihilation. ing hopes for a Roosevelt defeat, last September, Nazi diplomats have tirely too much proselyting, recruit- a shaded effect, aa shown here. And here and paying for good players, in Is good new« fo r a ll of you rag rug en- claimed to have dealt a crushing 3. Out of it all will come some hopes used by the Democrats as a sent out feelers to the effect that i ing thuMlavta. Book 6 la now ready for m a ll blow to the Italian armies attempt form of national socialism in Brit lever in the campaign. Germany now had almost the entire what should be the greatest of all ! Ing. T h e re la s till another hook rug de games. ing invasion. It was not unexpected in Europe, continent of Europe and might be amateur ain, in this country, too, if we get sign In It; also a braided and a crocheted But it is a tangled, intricate rug and dozens of other things th a t you The Italians, using the accepted into the war, or if we catch it from nor in this country for that matter, satisfied to drop the war, leaving when you come to locating w ill w ant to m ake. Send ord e r to: German formula of “pincers" inva Canada. when President Roosevelt made his England to stick to its own islands. scheme the true answer. I don't believe sion, were attacking boldly on two 4. Aid given to Britain and her i first announcement of a strengthen I Such a peace, of course, meets fronts, the left flank moving from allies is “insurance” to give us time ing of the "aid to Britain short of no response from the great majority there is one, in a game that has M R » R U T H W Y K T II Nl’ K AR S a direct appeal to to many Drawer 10 Koritza as a base, and the right to prepare. war” which had been his open for of the British people, nor the govern such millions. Bedford H illa New York flank smashing southward close to eign policy prior to the campaign. ment, and absolutely none from 5. We should give and expect noth Many ask, “ Why shouldn't a poor Enclose 20c for Books 5 and • . the Adriatic coastline toward Ioan- This took the form of a statement Winston Churchill. However, it has ing back, simply “ writing it off" as that on the production of war ma boy who can play football have his nina (Janina or Yanina). Name ...................• • • • • • ............ ........... been received favorably by the little way paid through college, with some The right flank was making some protection. terials for our national defense, Brit t group of “City” men (London’s Wall thing Address .................................... • • • • • • • • • • in the side, when he is play 6. He said he told President Roose progress, and at points had crossed ain will be given a "fifty-fifty" pick. Street). ing before gate receipts that range the critical Kalamas river. The left velt “don’t send me admirals and We are planning to build 25,000 Diplomatic reports indicate that from $100,000 to $400,000 per game? flank, however, never had made any generals, but economists to study planes. Britain has placed orders had Willkie been elected, this group Doesn’t he at least earn an educa the situation." advances, and it was there, in the for 12,000, and the priorities board would have launched a strong drive tion?" vicinity of Koritza, that the Greeks CHAMBERLAIN: has said that unless things change ( for appeasement. This does not The answer is O. K., if the college n a y affect the Heart claimed their first and continuing from the present, Britain will be necessarily mean they would have feels f l u (Upped U> the atuoiarh or güila« m ar art Itke a that way about It, but let those successes. ‘Peace in Our Time’ heir utggw .-n U heart At the first atm «f disuma given one plane of every two that had Willkie's blessing. But it means colleges play among themselves. ¡ •m art m»II sod »unwn dvprn.| «n IUU U U TablaU to Latest dispatches indicated that fraa No la i at Iva hut n n ls of tha fsxaat Neville Chamberlain, tall, lean come off the assembly lines. Wall Street groups in the United They have too great an edge on •et art ing m*dl. litra hrxwsn fur arid l od I tost ion if the these successes were colossal. statesman who led Britain from the This will include even the largest that P IH A T |»ONK «b*'*n'I prosa Ite li-ant bettor, rotura States which think along exactly the those who happen to feel otherwise. ¡ hoUle to ua and rereis» tMit n i u M uo*/ UecA. |Sa. Thirty thousand Italian troops were Munich appeasement through the and most modern planes, the "fly first described as trapped, then first eight and one-half months of ing fortress” bombers, which the same lines as London’s “City” were : It isn’t fair competition. nearly half of them cut off and cap war with Germany and then resigned British have long been seeking, but all ready to co-operate in this drive How Can \ o u Slop It? Dominion Over Self tured, and finally thousands of them as prime minister, died at his Hamp which had thus far been denied and expected to get support from ! I know of more than one strong You can' never have a greater Willkie. caught in a mountain torrent in a shire countryside estate. He was 71. them. outfit where the students get or a less dominion than that over Latin American governments, ' college gorge and drowned. Chamberlain’s long record of serv- , It also will include foodstuffs, the whose no help through college. But wealthy yourself.—Da Vinci. weather vane is the United j and influential Cut to pieces, London has heard, ice to his country was climaxed by output of merchant ships from the alumni get summer is one of Italy’s crack divisions of work as prime minister in the hectic nation's ways, machine tools, every States and who study us with a jobs for the leading players that net Alpini, or mountain troops, called days before the outbreak of the pres thing of usefulness to a nation at ! microscope, actually wete getting ! from $200 to $400 a month, plus ready to warm up to Hitler. But board, no working experience re the Centaur division. Trapped in the ent war. He gained world-wide recog- ' war. Pindus mountains, the Greeks say nition with his attempt to “appease” I The only “rule of thumb” which since November 5, the effect is just quired. « it has been annihilated. I know of others who play before the dictators in the now famous President Roosevelt has said that the opposite. • • • There was wild enthusiasm in Munich pact of Sept. 30, 1938. he will recognize is prior need by big-time crowds, where each play Athens and throughout the nation. this country for her defense. In PERSHING AS ENVOY TO VICHY er is given from 5 to 10 tickets per The situation inside France is such Added to this was the favorable re TRIPLE THREAT: Due to Chest Colds this he will be guided by the army game which net front $25 to $50 per Rub chest ond throat with M ild Mu»- port from the Kalamas river sector, and navy chiefs and by Knudsen, that there is more and more senti- | contest. The ticket request is made (ernie (made especially for children) Diplomats Gather where the Greeks reported the head of the national defense coun ment among administration advisers for the family. to quickly relievo distress ot bron The Axis Allies have been de cil. to draft venerable John J. Pershing I This isn't much money. Possibly mechanized advance had been halt zai and spasmodic croupy coughs. ed in its tracks and forced to take scribed by observers as a “near __ ('IIILORKN'S Steps have been taken to extend as American ambassador to France. $300 a year plus a scholarship and triangle’" in which two of the sides large credit to Britain to permit up defensive positions. It is believed General Pershing I all other expenses paid. But it still Heroes of the Greek victory seem do not quite meet. the "paper” purchase of her needs. | could do a good job because of his isn't alfalfa. In other words, Italy and Ger to have been the Evzones, or moun old friendship with Marshal Petain, After talking with a large number tain guerrilla troops, who have been many touch and unite, but the Rus AIR CRASHES: now No. 1 man in the Vichy govern- of football coaches my guess is that sian side of the triangle, while ap clipping away at the Italian columns 1 ment. The two were comrades in at least 75 per cent of the better in a manner reminiscent of the Fin parently touching Germany, has not 10,000 Miles Apart I arms during the World war, and players belong to the proselyted, or Beauty and Sadness In the snowy mountain wastes of nish depredations on Russian troops united with Italy. ; never do they meet without an af for group, one way or another. Beauty and sadness always go The first triple threat was noted 1 Utah 10 persons, including a couple fectionate embrace on both cheeks. paid during the early days of that war. But when an enthusiastic group of together. Nature thought Beauty Like the Russo-Finnish war, how in the meeting of diplomats from i of honeymooners, met death when Should the French North African alumni get to work I can't see any too rich to go forth upon the earth an air-liner crashed into a moun Russia and Germany in Berlin, with ever, it is too early to write the army become active on behalf of way you can stop them. For this without a meet alloy.—George attempted Italian invasion down as Ciano announced as the third to be tainside, split in two. j England, it would mean much not work may not even reach the no MacDonald. A few days later a Brazilian air a failure, for there are other quar invited and to have accepted. only to the British but to the United tice of the college or the football Purpose of the meeting, to dis- I liner, taking off at the airport of Rio I States, whose ters, notably Russia and Germany, biggest worry con coach. The deal may be made with de Janeiro, collided in midair with cuss the Italian-Greek-Balkan situa to be heard from. cerning the Monroe Doctrine is that the boy’s father, who isn't likely to an advertising plane. Nineteen were tion. The Turks were frankly wor- < While Italy has admitted no re I a combination of German-Italian talk about it. verses, it was considered significant ried over the conference, having killed. The first crash is believed by an forces might use Dakar, French | Part o f the Answer that Italian dispatches told of Greek hoped to have found Russia aloof base on the bulge of Africa, to the Axis move toward the Black airline survey as to have been naval attacks. The main trouble, of course, is the caused by the failure of the radio for operations against Brazil and demand for a winning team. But, sea and the Mediterranean. AMBASSADOR: The Turks have been willing to ' beam or range signal, the result of South America. unfortunately, not every team can That is why “ Papa” Pershing is win throw in with Greece if necessary, a blinding snowstorm through which Speaks Out So the problem is shoved along considered so important to influence Read These Important Facts! Sensation was sprung by U. S. but had hoped it wouldn’t be neces the ship was flying, attempting to to the coach. The coach doesn't his old friend “ Papa” Petain. Quivering nerves ran make you old. haggard, ambassador to the Court of St. sary. If Russia finally has decided reach safety. want to lose his job. The chances cranky—can make your lire a nightmare of a a a James, Joseph P. Kennedy, who sud to take an active part in the Mace- ; Unexplained is the Brazilian are he also has a family to look jealousy, self pity and “ the blurs.” Often auch ncrvousncee (■ due to female EXIT FANNY denly abandoned the hush-hush role donian situation with Germany, giv crash, which occurred in full view after. If the alumni won’t get him functional disorder*. So take famous Lydia Miss Frances Perkins, idealistic players, he must do his part—or of the diplomat, and in a copyright ing active aid to Italy, then Ankara i of thousands on the shores of the E. Pinkham’a Vegetable Compound to help calm unstrung nerves and Imeen functional ed interview published by the Bos saw itself up to the neck in the war, J beautiful harbor, watching the take secretary of labor, will not be in the get fired. "Irregularities.” For over 60 years relief- off. The big liner collided in mid third Roosevelt cabinet. ton Globe told what he thought about with dubious hopes of victory. . College football in two months giving Pinkham's Com pound has helped tens air with the advertising plane, pilot of thousands of grandmothers, mothers and Bulgaria’s position was the great- I She will be replaced as part of draws far more spectators than big daughters the war and where Europe is head "in time of need.” T ry ill est threat to Turkish non-interven- ! ed by an Englishman, and both the President’s plan to put an end league baseball draws in six months ing. to A. F. of L.-C. I. O. warring and —far more. It has grown into big Summed up in brief, Kennedy tion, and it was in that direction plummeted downward. The liner landed in the water, to bring about unification of the two time. Big league teams can lose a that the Turks were casting anxious said: Last Refuge smashed to pieces and sank. The organizations. No. 1 on the Presi flock of games and still draw. Col 1. England is holding out, but eyes. Patriotism is the last refuge of That the Russian visit to Berlin small plane, out of control, sailed dent’s list for Miss Perkins’ succes lege teams can’t afford to lose many might eventually have a far differ helplessly over the city and crashed sor is George Harrison, president in a season, especially where there a scoundrel.—Dr. Johnson. SIDELIGHTS ent outcome than that apparent on on the roof of a building. of the Brotherhood of Railway is no traditional rivalry to help lure the surface was seen in many quar MISCELLANY: Clerks and a vigorous advocate of out the crowds. . . . in the news ters as a possibility. There was labor peace. • Part of the answer is working its • • • believed to be little Russian sym <L Nearly a year after the end of way out through conference sched the Finnish-Russian war, a ship ar MERRY GO ROUND <L An election aftermath in many pathy for either Italy’s or Germa ules. The Ivy league now rarely communities was the public burn ny’s aims in Europe, and historians rived in New York with 100 Ameri Probably the best campaigning leaves its own borders. The Big quick f y ing of all campaign literature as a who remember the treaty of Tilsit can volunteers, who managed to es among the Roosevelt children was Ten wanders more, but not too L IQ U ID cape back to this country again. in Napoleonic times have long won TA B L E T S gesture of "unity.” In Salina, Kan., done by Franklin Jr., whose wife is much. There are now supervisors SALVE They said they arrived in Finland they had a fine blaze. In Tacoma, dered whether Russia may be plan Ethel duPont, daughter of Eugene in the Big Ten, the Pacific Coast NO»e DROSS COUCH DROPS Wash., the gesture was a ‘‘flop.” ning to toss her allies overboard at after it was all over, and had spent duPont. The far-flung duPont fami and the South, where in certain col Reason—nobody showed up with the last instant, and go out for her all this time trying to get back to ly contributed around $50,000 to the leges too many have come from far- the U. S. self again. anything to burn. Willkie campaign, but Ethel re off places to play. <1 The lash still is administered to mained loyal to her in-laws. <L The Civil Liberties Union has an Teams with about the same scho prisoners in Delaware, which then nounced itself ready to aid in the POLLS: Franklin’s speeches were of a lastic ranking and the same meth sends the whipped men off to pris rather naive, amateurish nature, but ods of ethics should play among legal defense of eight German- on. Three were whipped recently, they endeared him tremendously to themselves. American Bundsmen charged with Straws vs. Votes Harold L. Ickes. just before elec two for burglary, one for attempt making anti-semitic speeches at A d v e r t is e m e n t s father. Franklin would start We’ll take the Southwest. They tion, sent the polls, or straw-votes, ing to wreck a train. After the 60 his •re your guide to modern living. Camp Nordland, Andover, N. J. his speeches in most formal vein, help their athletes. But in the main Th ey bring you today’* N E W S <L The Chinese have invented a flying in the wind with his statement blows (20 to each man), Nos. 1 and carefully referring to his father as they are all Texas players. about the food you eat and the three-story bamboo “basket” which that if he had his way, newspapers 2 went off to prison for five years, “the President.” But when heckled “At S. M. U.,” Matty Bell told clothes you wear, the stores you is placed on the roofs of important would be barbed from publishing and No. 3 for ten. visit and the home you live in. from the side, he usually forgot his me, “we have 35 men on the squad. them. <L Newest defense of British freight dignity and sometimes shouted, “my Thirty-three are from Texas. The buildings to catch Japanese bombs. Factories everywhere are turning Immediately after election, each ers against mines, submarines have old man’s a great guy,” which al other two from Oklahoma and Mis It works, too, according to neutral out new and interesting products. of the many polls, the Gallup poll, been noted on the American water ways brought down the house. observers. souri, just across the borderline.” S And the place to find out about <L A draftee in Washington, D. C., the Crossley, the News, the Wall fronts. The bows of the ships carry these new things is right here in The new director on the West Undersecretary of State Sumner and others, came out with articles this newspaper. Ita columns are the paravanes and nets of mine turned down because of ill health, Welles listened to election returns coast has already thrown out a flock filled w ith im portant messages leaped to his death from Rock Creek explaining just how accurate they sweepers. Also on board many are until 4:15 a. m. but was down at of budding stars who were improp which you should read. had been. torpedo tubes. nark bridge. his desk reading a telegram from erly brought in. Greece by 9:30 a. m. NO CABINET POST FOR WILLKIE (E D IT O R 'S N O T E — W hrn optnioni are e ip r e u e d in (h e ir columns, the.» are those of the news a nalyst and not necessarily of this new s p a p e r.) INDIGESTION m K C H IL D R E irS CROUPY COUGHS MWIE THE AWFUL PRICE YOU P II SCOLDS new ideas
