GERMAN SPIES IIP
OFF FLEET S A W
Berlin Knew Four Days Before
U. S. Destroyers Started.
WASHINGTON UNEASY
T hree Torpedo«« la u n c h e d a t ArncrU
STATE N E W S
IN BR IEF.
S enator C ham berlain haa been a s­
sured by A dm iral H elm th a t he will a t
once su b m it to S e c re ta ry D aniels his
board rep o rt on th e su b m arin e and
aviation base a t th e m outh of th e Co­
lum bia riv e r for tran sm issio n to con­
gress.
Dr. J. P. T ruax, m ayor o f G ran ts
Pass, c a p tain o f th e Medical Cor|«i of
the new reserv e arm y and one o f the
prom inent physicians of S outhern O re­
gon, suffered a broken collar bone and
serious in tern al in ju rie s when his auto
turned tu rtle w ith him F rid ay evening.
A pproxim ately 10,000 annual rep o rt
blanks a re being sen t o u t by C orpora­
tion C om m issioner Hchulderm an to the
H arbor Mine« Alao I Aid.
various corfiorationa which tra n sa c t
business in th is s ta te .
T he rep o rts,
under th e law, a re to be filed w ith the
W ashington, I). C .— An ex tra o rd in ­ C orporation com m issioner oh or before
Ju ly 1.
ary di.'inoriMt ratio n of G erm an apy efll-
M arion co u n ty ’s crops have m a te r­
rien cy , aim ed a t th e A m erican de-
ially increased, w ith th e exception of
a troy era itent to th e H ritiah ialea, haa
hops and w heat, according to a survey
ju a t been furnished th e Navy d e p a rt­ by D istric t A g ricu ltu ral A gent C ooler,
m ent by Vice A dm iral Sima, in com­ w orking in co-operation w ith th e Orc-
m and of th e flotilla on duty in E uro- I gon A g ricu ltu ral college. Fall w heat
has decreased about 13 per cen t and
pean w ater«.
j hojm a re way below norm al.
A ccording to Vice A dm iral Sima,
N icholas
Ju a re g u y ,
o f Tacom a,
th e G erm an« knew th a t th e 1‘reaident
W ash., who waa p resid en t o f th e stu ­
and hia adviaera w ere conaidering th e dent body a t th e U n iv e rsity o f O re­
d iapatch o f th e d eatroyera a t th e very gon, u n til his an sw er to th e colors, re­
m om ent th e propoaal waa being dia- ceived notice F rid ay to re p o rt to P res­
cuaaed by theae high official«.
ide im m ediately to go into th e O fficers’
B erlin knew fo u r daya before the reserv e tra in in g cam p. Mr. Ja u re g u y
a rriv a l of th e «hip« th e d ate when has been a m em ber o f th e C oast a r til­
they would reach th e ir deatination.
lery, Second com pany, and received his
More than th a t, B erlin had p reriae app o in tm en t from th e N ational guard.
in fo rm atio n aa to th e p o rt «elected aa
T h at no Jess th a n seven steel bridges
th e d eatro y er baae.
P rom ptly th e G erm an ad m iralty a c t­ bought by th e B aker county court
ed.
E ntrance* to th e harbora w ere w ithin th e la st y e a r a re now lying use­
prom ptly m ined by G erm an aubma- less, e x c ep tin g tw o a t R obinette,
which are being used a« sheep corrals,
rinea.
is th e claim of A. N. In g le and o th er
N ever b efore had thia been done.
F o rtu n a te ly th e v ig ilan ce o f th e persons in th e ir reply filed recen tly in
B ritiah m ine-aw eeping veaaela p re v e n t­ th e ir effort* to enjoin th e county from
ed a cataatrophe.
Thoae veaaela, in paying |6 0 0 0 w orth of w arran t* issued
accordance w ith th e ir in stru ctio n s, in favor o f th e C oast B ridge com pany,
sw ep t th e sea, picked up m ines and of P ortland.
th u s m ade th e way sa fe for th e A m er­
T h ere will be 114 seniors in the
ican «hips.
g ra d u a tin g class of th e U n iv e rsity of
B at th is is not th e whole story.
O regon th is year, according to an an ­
G erm an su b m arin es lay under th e nouncem ent m ade by R e g is tra r A. R.
su rfa c e in w a it for th e A m erican ships I Tiffany. P ecu liarly enough, th e class
ju a t in fro n t o f the harbor.
is evenly divided as to men and women,
Upon th e ap jiearan ce o f th e d e stro y ­ th ere being 57 o f each, who w ill ap-
e rs th re e torpedoes w ere launched a t i |**ar in the caps and gow ns n ex t week.
them .
T his g ra d u a tin g class exceeds th a t of
The lookouts saw th em com ing. The • last year by 15 and la one of th e la rg ­
helm s w ere tu rn ed over and th e mia- e st classes in recen t years.
ailes shot by th e ir ta rg e ts .
In te le g ra m s to P resid en t W ilson,
The
d e stro y e rs prom ptly sw ung
I
member«
o f congress and to th e public
around to g iv e b a ttle to th e enem y,
but th e subm arine« did not show th em ­ service com m issions o f W ashington,
Idaho, C alifo rn ia and N evada, th e Pub­
selves.
The search re v e a lin g nothing, th e lic S ervice com m ission o f O regon is
d e stro y e rs w ent in to th e h arb o r to u rg in g th e ap p o in tm en t o f Clyde B.
A itchison aa a m em ber o f th e I n te r ­
refit and resupply them selves.
s
Mr.
Thus th e first b ru sh w ith th e enem y ta te Com m erce com m ission.
A itchison form erly w as ch airm an of
le ft both scathelesa.
G ra tify in g aa is th e fa ilu re of th e th e O regon com m ission and now is so­
G erm ans to sink or d am ag e th e A m er­ licito r for th e N ational asso ciatio n of
ican d estro y ers, th e ir advance know ­ R ailw ay com m issioners.
ledge th a t th e vessels w ere com ing and
W ith a population of 8000, Hood
th e ex act d e stin a tio n o f th e c r a f t is a R iver has subscribed fo r th e lib e rty
m a tte r th a t has caused g re a t alarm in loan $30,000.
Local b an k ers s ta te
official circles.
th a t ap p licatio n s from individual in­
vestors, follow ing announcem ents of
MANY DEAD IN BIG TORNADO fru it men of a possible condition th a t
will ren d er apple d istrib u tio n th e com­
ing fall neg lig ib le, have fallen off ap-
K ansas T w ister T akes Toll of A bout 90 | preciably. Hood R iv er V alley citizens
and l>oea O th e r D am age.
refu se to go fu rth e r w ith th e ir sub­
scrip tio n s u n til th ey have th e a ssu r­
W ichita, K an .—T h irty persons a re
ance th a t th e ir product w ill not be sac­
known to have been killed, m ore than
rificed. Such actio n is not fo r lack of
fit) have su stain ed in ju rie s from which
p atrio tism , b u t sim ply because they
it is said several w ill die, and pro p erty
wilj not be able to buy th e bonds.
w orth thousands of dollars upon which
no valuation has y e t been se t w as d e­
T he c ity o f E ugene is m eca fo r th e
stroyed la te S atu rd ay , when a tornado Oddfellow s of O regon.
E very tra in
sw et up th ro u g h Sedgw ick and H arvey bro u g h t larg e d eleg atio n s to th e grand
counties in th e south cen tral p a rt of lodge m ee tin g and th e R ebekah as­
th e s ta te .
sem bly, w hich convened W ednesday
Andale, a village of less th an 900 m orning a t 9 o ’clock.
T he s tre e ts
in h a b ita n ts, bore th e b ru n t of th e tw is- w ere crowded w ith v isito rs and gay
t e r ’a rag e, 18 lives being th e toll be­ w ith decorations.
fore th e sto rm which, accom panied by
Ja m e s S tu rg is has purchases! th e re­
a blinding rain , bore on to th e n o rth ­
m aining 825 acres of th e B a rn h a rt
w est.
The country s o u th e a st of N ew ton ranch, w e st of Pendleton, from th e J .
furnished th e re m a in in g
fa ta litie s , E. S m ith L ivestock com pany, a t a re ­
ported price o f $30,000. The p a rt of
th re e lives being lost from th a t city .
T he country betw een Andale and the ranch on th e south side o f th e riv e r
N ew ton was pierced by a p ath from was sold some m onths ago to th e U m a­
a q u a rte r to a h alf m ile wide, w here tilla Sheep com pany.
th e tw is te r ground e v e ry th in g in its
L ittle L etha H arness, of R oeeburg,
p ath e ith e r to d eath or to in an im ate
6-year-old d a u g h te r o f Mr. and Mrs.
d estru ctio n .
R ussell H arness, died la te Sunday as a
Sedgw ick, th e la rg e s t tow n betw een
re su lt of in ju rie s sustain ed by being
A ndale and N ew ton, escaped w ith
run down by an autom obile e a rlie r in
sm all loss. So suddenly did th e to r ­
th e day. 'E y e w itn e sse s to th e accident
nado rise and so well did it do its work
said th e child w as p lay in g on w h a t is
th a t telephone and te le g ra p h lines
known as th e B row n bridge and did
w ere broken b efo re w ord could be sont
not notice th e ap proaching car. Which
ahead o f th e im pending danger.
was driv en by C harles F ields, an em­
ra n Vra«»la a t M outh o f Britinh
Censor Clause is In.
W ashington, D. C .—C onferees on
th e E spionage bill have draw n a so-
called modified n ew spaper censorship
clause, which w ill be b rought before
congress w ith th e influence of th e ad­
m in istra tio n fo r inclusion in th e pend­
ing bill. T he w ording of th e new sec­
tion confines p ro h ib ited publication e x ­
clusively ta m ilita ry in fo rm atio n and
re ta in s th e provision th a t a ju ry shall
decide w h e th e r published info rm atio n
1s u sefu l to th e enem y.
ploye of th e R oseburg postoffice.
T he A m erican Poland C hina Record
association, th e C h ester W h ite Sw ine
Record association,
th e
A m erican
D uroc-Jersey Sw ine B re e d e rs’ associa­
tion, th e A m erican Y o rk sh ire club and
th e N atio n al D uroc-Jersey R ecord asso­
ciatio n have offered prixes to th e sw ine
d e p a rtm e n t of th e O regon S ta te F a ir
th is y ear a g g re g a tin g $1140, w hich
are to be special prixes offered in addi­
tion to th e prizes hung up by th e S ta te
F a ir board itself.
HOW BIO ARMIES WERE CREATED BY GREAT BRITAIN
Least Difficulty Found Was Ob­ stilted, also owing m uch to tbe Ignor­ «Ingle
com pany; In a rtille ry the
ance of the soldiers detailed for cook­ changes had been even m ore notable by
taining Men In Earty Days
ing duties, who served th e excellent th e Introduction and alm ost exclusive
food provided In a slovenly unappetiz­ use at Indirect laying, which required
of the War.
ing wuy, and Im provem ent followed the In a rtille ry officers and noncom m is­
establishm ent of schools In Instruction sioned officers facilities o f rapid o b ser­
In cookery and th e adm onition to com­ vation and c a lc u la tio n ; again th e co­
m anding officers to lay stre ss on tbe operation of a rtille ry and airp lan es
v ariety in th e cooking of the food, on w as a closed book to all th e old school
cleanliness and on economy.
g u n n ers; th e use of telephones and
Byotsm I* Finally Established A fter
Clothing th e re c ru its w as an o th er signals had been developed In a m anner
Early Blundering and the Preesnt-
difficulty experienced a t the beginning. unknow n to q u ite recent generations
Day Efficiency of the Troops
Im p o rtan t p a rts of th e equipm ent such of officers.
To secure officers required the
In Franc* I* Testimony to
as arm y («sits w ere fo r a long tim e sad­
courses
a t Woolwich and S andhurat
ly
d
eficien
t
T
he
enlargem
ent
of
old
the Thoroughness of
p lants, th e erection of new p lan ts and w ere reduced and th e age lim it low­
Their Training.
Instruction in tb e m ethods of m anufac­ ered. A certain num ber of com m issions
New York.—We received from tbe tu re w as a alow and laborious process. w ere g ran ted directly to university
uflk» of th e g en eral «faff an Interest- W hen the w ar sta rte d . Kngluud seemed g rad u ates and ex-w arrant and noncom ­
log a rtic le on th e “O rganization and to have been as badly off In m a tte rs of m issioned officers w ere given com m is­
T rain in g of tho New Armies of G reat supplies aa we. T hey had less than sions. T here w ere a t the beginning of
B rita in ’’ w blch te lls ua th a t the B ritish 800,000 rifle«, only h a lf of them the the w ar 22 senior otneers’ train in g
arm y th a t w ent out to Mon* In tbe la te s t p a tte rn . T he weekly o u tp u t of corps. Some of the best train««! men
••«rly days of A ugust, 1914, waa proba­ rifles In th e U nited Kingdom w as under from the senior corps w ere given regu­
bly tbe beet tra in e d arm y th a t haa ever 2,000, which could be Increased some­ la r com m issions a t once and large num ­
left E ngland, tb e A nny and N avy J o u r­ w h at by night sh ifts, but w hich a t the bers received "tem porary com m issions"
nal state«. N early all tb e officers w ere b e st w as Infinitesim al com pared with fo r service wRh tbe new b attalions. A
men who took a keen lntero«t In th e ir th e needs of th e new arm y. U nfortu­ g re e t m any senior boys from th e cadet
profession and who a vailed them selves nately th e rifle, though needed in larg er corps of the schools w ere also given
of every opp o rtu n ity to Increase th e ir q u a n titie s th an any o th e r w eapon for tem p o rary com m issions. It is an Indi­
m ilitary know ledge and experience. an arm y, req u ires longer tim e th an cation of th e value of th ese O. T. C.’a
The tra in in g of pu rt of the expedition­ any o th e r before Its m an u factu re w ith a t a critical Junction of th e w ar. th a t
ary force a t A ldershot, under th e com­ new p lan ts can be sta rte d , owing large­ w ithin th e first y ear of the w ar the
m anders who them selves led It into ac­ ly to th e num ber of gauges of extrem e O xford u n iv ersity O. T. C. provided
tion, w as tra in in g such as never bad accuracy required In th e p ro cess; con­ over 2.300, th re e of the sm aller n o rth ­
been seen In E ngland. Owing to the sequently th e recru its had to w ait ern u n iv ersities’ O. T. C.’s over 1,000
and th e Inns of C ourt O. T . C.’s over
*tru«a of circum stances the train in g of long.
the new arm ies during the first period
By Ja n u a ry , 1915, the first new arm y 2.500. It w as found necessary to give
w as le w com plete th an th a t of the ur- had about 4»M) service rifles per b a t­ tem porary com m issions even to univer­
inles organize«! la te r In the second talion, and th e second about 100, and sity g rad u ates and th e sen io r boys In
period, h u t both arm ies w ere c h a ra c te r­ It w as not until M arch, 1915, th a t these public schools. P ractically all pupils of
ized by th e sp irit which puts life Into arm ies w ere beginning to be fully the public schools applied fo r com m is­
the ln atru ctlo n In m ilitary duties.
arm ed. To provide even a lim ited sions as soon as they reached th e age
T he p ractical train in g In sm all w ars am ount of drill and m u sketry p ractice lim it. E xcellent m aterial fo r Junior
had tau g h t th e B ritish soldier the Ines­ It wus necessary to baud around the officers w as found am ong th e young
tim able value of never knowing when few service rifle« In each battalio n as l men who had gone to th e colonies o r
he Is beaten, th e R ussians saying th a t the th re e F ate« handed around th eir • foreign countries to ta k e up a life of
the E nglish nev er win more th an one so litary eye In the sto ry of Perseus. adventure. No young men m ade b e tte r
victory In a w ar—but th a t Is th e last. Many rifles w ere too worn to shoot officers th an these, fo r all had tak en
T his and a stro n g regim ental feellug w ith sufficient accuracy fo r m usketry some r is k s ; they had been on th e ir own
which h a s alw ays been ch aracteristic practice and th ere w as no opportunity responsibility, and generally had men
of th e B ritish arm y have been p re ­ to cu ltiv ate In the soldier a personal under them and experienced dangers
p ride In his own rifle und the knowl­ by flood and field. T he supply of offi­
served In th e arm ies now In th e field.
edge
of its idiosyncrasies. T his scarcity cers fo r a technical corps proved su r­
Men at First Responded Quickly.
Till* regim ental feeling ten d s to of rifles In th e early day« prolonged the prisingly adequate, th e w a r office se­
lecting according to th e recom m enda­
m ake officers and men one happy fam ­ training.
In the a rtille ry It w as q u ite as bad. tio n s of th e heads of th e correspond­
ily. proud of them selves. Jointly an x ­
ious to m ake th e ir regim ent a glory to In O ctober. 1914, th e a rtille ry of one di­ ing civil professions. In addition to
the B ritish arm y. It cultiv ates a sp irit vision of tho first new arm y had only th ese th e w ar office h as obtained a
of self-reliance, loyally and kindness, «lx 18-pounders alto g eth er Instead of larg e stnff of specialists fo r w ork w ith
all based upon th e strong sense of d is­ Its full com plem ent of 54; a n o th e r had th e troops, e. g.. bacteriologists, oph­
cipline and com m unity of in te re st. It only a few of th e obsolete 15-pounders; thalm ologists, a u rists, radiologists, d er­
Is u broadm inded and to le ra n t method in M arch, 1915. some divisions had only m atologists, ex p erts In tro p ical d is­
wblch Insists on sm artn ess and un duty tw o guns p er b a tte r y ; even in May. eases, etc.
F o r all p ractical purposes, m ost o f
and discipline aim high courage and when th e full com plem ent of guns had
courtesy, b u t not on hute.
arriv ed fo r th e first new arm y divi­ th e in fa n try su b altern s o f th e new a r ­
T he men who cam e Into the arm y ns sions. th e equipm ent of dial sights, etc., m ies had to tra in them selves d u ring th e
recru its w ere th e kind who w ere ready for Indirect laying w as still deficient. first five m onths of th e w ar as b est
to respond to the B ritish m ethods of
F o r m onths the gunners In som e di­ they could In th e Interv als of tra in in g
(gtlnlng a volunteer arm y. T he least visions hud to learn w hat they could th e ir men. If th e officers w ere u n ­
difficulty found w as in obtaining the of th e m echanism of a rifle* w ithout train ed , the noncom m issioned officers
men In th e early days of th e w ar. Re­ even seeing one. Some e n th u siastic of­ of th e new arm ies w ere In th e m ain
cru its cam e fa s te r th a n they could be ficers provided dum m y wooden guns at even less train ed . T his presen ted a
taken core of and supplied w ith proj>er th e ir own expense and obsolete guns m arked c o n tra st to th e really good se r­
equipm ent. Some 80U.0U0 troops w ere w ere utilized fo r th e sam e purpose. geant of th e old school w ith his m in­
housed in hired buildings and o ther W hen some such guns as th ese w ere gled hum or and severity, p u ttin g a
tem porary q u a rte rs, but w ithin a year av ailab le th e re w ere no a rtille ry in­ squad of re c ru its through th e ir paces,
huts to hold th re e -q u a rters of u million stru m e n ts such as dial sights, range th e type of K ipling’s P riv a te M ulvaney.
men, w ith w a te r and light laid on, had finders, directo rs and so on, w ithout T h ere w as som e com pensation fo r this,
been built, besides v ario u s enorm ous w hich a m odern b a tte ry is alm ost help­ ho w ev er; th e fact th a t th e necessity of
depots fo r stores, rem ounts, etc. These less, except those th a t could be Im pro­ doing the noncom m issioned officers’ Job
huts seemed to sp rin g up In every p a rt vised by an Ingenious lim ber gunner. as well as th e ir own gave th e officer*
of th e c o u n try ; one g re a t b are m oor­ Sim ilarly horses, h arn ess and the pro p ­ g re a te r proficiency and b e tte r u n der­
land In th e m ldlunds, uninhabited e r w agons w ere hard ly ever com plete stan d in g of th e ir men.
since th e dnwn of history, had been fo r any b a tte ry of th e first th ree
An experienced B ritish general w rit­
covered w ith new roads, railw ays, arm ies till on th e very eve of th e ir de­ ing on th e tra in in g of som e of th ese
pum ping establishm ents, pow er s ta ­ p a rtu re over sen. Noncom m issioned new divisions, said th a t a m ass of
tions and h u ts for som e 40,000 individ­ officers fit to tra in re c ru its w ere sadly civilians had been tran sfo rm ed In less
uals.
lacking.
T hose having experience th a n eight m onths into an arm y w hich
Soldiers' Quarters and Food.
; could not be sp ared from th e ir regi­ had m ore p ractical tra in in g fo r w ar
W ithin a y ear the problem of q u a r­ m ents a t th e front. T he m ost th a t th a n It had ev er been possible to g ite
tering th e troops In th e chief train in g 1 could be done w as to have one experi­ to troops In E ngland before. T h e re was,
centers b ad been solved. T he previous enced man In each u n it and th is only he added, a feeling of confidence In all
uncom fortable accom m odations w ere by em ploying 200 officers of th e Indian ranks, due p a rtly to th e organizing
the enuse of bnd discipline and sloven­ arm y home on leave and re tire d officers pow er of a short-handed staff, but
ly train in g . F o rtu n a te ly a satisfacto ry ( “dug o u t" ns they w ere popularly chiefly to th e keenness of all ran k s to
system fo r feeding th e troops on a w ar called). Some of th ese did im portant m ake them selves fit fo r th e front. T he
basts had been elaborate«! tw o years service and o th ers w ere of little value, experiences h ere recorded a re highly
before th e w ar. A description of this not being up-to-date nnd lacking the suggestive of o u r own experiences and
method la given. At th e beginning cer­ capacity of m aking them selves so. The they Indicate th e m ethods we shall
tain a rticles of food, especially m eat, In fan try drill had been altered nnd the have to follow in c reatin g arm ies to
were so excessive th a t g reat w aste re­ double com pany su b stitu ted fo r th e old m eet o u r re g u la r requirem ents.
PROBUMS QUICKLY SOLVED
M0
FAVORITISM
IN
DRAFT ! of re g istra tio n will fall, not only on th e d u ties of th e 'offioe a re perform ed
Selectiv« Service Act la Specific and
Allows No Latitude to Reglstra-.
tion Officials.
W ashington.—A sta te m e n t h a s twen
Issued from th e office of th e provost
m arshal general of th e U nited S tates
»may as follow s:
T he atte n tio n of tho w ar dep artm en t
hns been called to th e fact th a t fear
ex ists in some p a rts of th e country
th a t some m em bers of th e county nnd
city reg istratio n boards may be Influ­
enced by personal considerations to
d iscrim inate betw een young men who
are liable fo r service, and to m ake
friendship or some o th e r consideration
a m oving fa c to r In the selection of
soldiers for th e new arm y.
T h ere Is no ground fo r such a fear.
The. law Is specific nnd nllows no la ti­
tude to th e offlelnls e ith e r In th e m at­
ter of reg istratio n o r In tho la te r m at­
te r of exem ption from service. In
fact, the law Is self-executing. Every
man w ithin tho age lim its fixed by
thq selective-service a c t m ust register,
tq d th e penalty of th e law fo r evasion
I th e m an 'vho falls to appear, but on In s tric t accordance w ith th e req u ire­
any m em ber of a reg istratio n board m en ts of th e law.
who may be show n to be in collusion
So fa r as th e o th e r reaso n s fo r ex­
w ith th e person who atte m p ts to es­ em ptions un d er th e law a re concerned,
cape his duty.
exem ptions fo r men engaged In p u r­
F u rth e r th an this, the reg istratio n su its In w hich th e ir w ork Is m ore v al­
bo ard s never will act as exem ption uable a t hom e th a n In th e service, th e
boards except In certain specific cases ad th o rlty will lie w ith a board of high­
ns w here a young m an who has reg­ e r Jurisdiction. T hose w ho fe a r t h a t
w ill be m ade on
istered shall claim to be employed In d iscrim in atio n s
j a federal, stn te o r local office, and grounds of personal frien d sh ip o r on
! thereby does come w ithin the exernp- o th e r grounds m ay be a ssu re d th a t ev­
| tlon clause of the statu te. In a case ery precaution w ill be ta k e n to m ake
like th is the fa c ts m ust be eu tered it c ertain th a t th e re g istra tio n w ill be
conducted w ith e x a c t Ju stice and t h a t
officially and attested .
T he law provides the penalty of im­ th e dem ocracy of th e law w ill'd w e ll
prisonm ent w ith no altern a tiv e of a In its sp irit a s in Its le tte r.
tine fo r any official or any registered
Im port of Gems C ut T hird.
m an who shall m ake a false retu rn or
connive a t such a practice. T he safe­
New York.—D iam onds an d o th er
g u ard s ag ainst favoritism or evaslon( precious gem s will not be so p len ti­
a re am ple.
ful In th e fu tu re. T he Im ports fo r
T h e response to the governm ent’s [ M arch w ere only $1,084,133 ag a in st
ap peal for volunteer service has been ! S3.S10.G79 fo r F ebruary.
so prom pt nnd general In Us dlstrl- ,
tuition th a t It Is assured th a t in v irtu ­
A K entucky man has w ritten to a
ally all th e d istric ts th ere will be of - 1 C onnecticut m ayor please to find him
ficlals whose sole moving purpose Is a step -.(o th er, "not *oo fa t," fo r his
th e p atrio tic one of seeing to It th at | four daughters.