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Mail Tribtame
Temperature
Forecast: Vnsottlod tonight uml
Wednesday. Little cliangu In
lomiKTUtare.
EDFORD
The Weather
Highest yesterday 1!
lowest this moininir !t7
Precipitation;
'I'o 5 p. ni. yeMcrday IH
To ."i . in. this morning . .un
Da1t; Tirtatrrourth Yeir.
ftctklr Piriy-tlKbttt Yew,
M EDFORD. OliMiOX. Tl'liSDA V, DK( 'KM 1!KU - I. 1 !'!.
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Wila t key to
Grace Table on
Christmas Day
'Mrs.'' Added to Title of Queen of Tennis
Mr. Coolidge Says No.
Full Bootleg Supplies.
Good News for Gamblers.
Mukden, Moscow Make
Up.
ASIMXCTOX. Dec. 1M.
iPi President Hoover will out
his favorite fowl wild tur
key again .on Christmas day.
Knowing Mi'- Hoover's taste
for this bird. Lawrence Hich
ey. uiie of the president's scc
ivt.mles, went into the Yir
viilM Woods o'e.' the Week
Today DRY CONFAB
By Arthur Brirtana D V U 0 flf D
YULE MOOD
iPREVALENT
IN CAPITAL
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AND
eml and snot iwu tine spe
Copyright King Features Synd. Inc.
Former l'residi'iit Coolidsrc
decides tlnit lie will not be a
candidate for I'niled States
Senator. And this time no
body will u.sk whether lie menus
it. In his ease, laiifrnusje is not
made to conceal thought.
If ex-President (Joolidjre runs
i'or office again, and probably
lie will, it will he for an office
bigger than a senatorship.
Happy Mr. Coolidge. He got
out in time to dodge the Wall
Street crash, lie left the peo
ple rolling over and over in
money, prosperity, higher
wages and lower cost of living.
If times get worse, and it
"like a Democrat," there will
come it few brief words from
New Kugland, and in will go
Mr. Coolidge again, elected by
the people FOR THE SKCONI)
ti.mi:.
liootlcggcrs announce plenty
of liquor to supply holiday de
mands, . "good qualMy, prices
reasonable." The "excellent,
uncut stuff" comes from Mi
ami, Florida, and Europe.
"(food" Scotch whiskey costs
$85 for U bottles. Uye !)( a
dozen. Sherry and port $o" a
dozen. Champagne $101) a
dozen.
Absinthe, worst of all drinks,
next tn American sure-death
bootleg whiskey, is scarce this
year.
Kxeellent Christmas news for
liootlcggcrs and professional
gamblers is the plan of New
York state to spend millions of
Jublic money making Saratoga
Springs "a great health re
sort." It will be healthy for profes
Honal gamblers and bootleg
gers, less healthy for the fools
that patronize them.
It is amusing to see an intel
ligcnl state gaily spending pub
lic money to increase property
rabies and business profits for
criminals.
That is n sample of America's
"superior civilization."
New York stale is proceed
ing also with the building of a
prison which will hold '-'OUO
criminals mid cost $1L',I)0(I,()00.
The mi t ion and the individual
states seen; to have plenty of
(Continued on pnpe four.)
Sonietldit' cIm that'll alia tncl,
ed on the tuiwniHT in the "public
relation rtert." nn' how many of
il- know what the darn thtnjc are
rer? I don't know n nothln' bet
ter'n a woman if yon nam to nH-nd
money when It'll how.
(Copyright John K DilJe Co.)
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Senator Harris Called to
White House After De
mand for Removal Judge
McCormick From Law
Commission Relations
Declared Cordial By Solon
After Conference.
WASHINGTON', Hoc. 21.
(fit Kciuitors liorah of Idaho
uii X orris or Nebraska joined
UMliiy in an attack on the pro
hibition enforcement situa
tion. The Ida lion n expressed tlie
opinion Hint the dry law
would "never Iw enforced with
the present personnel from top
to bottom. charged with pul
ling tlio Volstead art Into ef
fect .
V A SH 1 N ( i T O N , Dec. 2 4. OP)
Senator Borah, of Idaho, a leader
among the Republican drys said
toilay that with the present per
sonnel nothing would be accom
plished in improving law enforce
ment. WASHINGTON. Dec. 24. iPl
President Hoover conferred today
with Senator Harris, of Georgia,
who lias demanded the removal
from the law enforcement commis
sion of Federal Judge Paul P. Mc
Curnftck. '
The Georgian, a leader among
those who had expressed dissatis
faction with the procedure of the
commission, said that he had been
called to the White House by Mr.
Hoover. He would make no com
ment on the nature of the discus
sion.
Senator Harris objected to state
ments Judge McCormick made in
Los Angeles about prohibition en
forcement. McCormick suid that
search of private dwellings with
out, wn remits whs an outstanding
evil. Harris contended that Mc
Cormfck's utterances would en
courage alw breakers.
After his return to the capital,
Harris' said he had a long talk
with the president and that their
relations before and after the con
ference were as cordial as they
always have been been.
Harris said ho would seek early
action on his resolution to direct
tlie law enforcement commission
to present a preliminary report to
congress on prohibition unless a
report is offered voluntarily.
Commenting on a statement at
Lynchburg. Vn., last night by
Senator Carter Glass, of Virginia,
who expressed some disagreement
with the Georgia senator over his
demand that Judge McCormick be
removed as a member of the com
mission, Harris said he was "sure
Senator Glass did not- mean his
statement to be a defense of those
who opposed the prohibition en
forcement law. but I am afraid it
was accepted that way."
SALKM. Ore., Dec. :4. tP) Su
preme court ' decisions handed
down today included one Jackson'!
county case:
A I Hopkins et a I, appellants,
aitatnst Seiiool Histrlet No. tio suit
to restrain erection of playshe:d.
Opinion by Justice Mcltride. Judge
C. M. Thomas affirmed.
This is the case of the Soda
Spring school playshed. over
w liich a controversy raged two
years ago.
A wing of the school patrons
headed by Hopkins, houkIh to
enjoin the sehool board from com
plrtinc a playshed at the school.
When I'khI action was heicun the
fdayshed whs half completed. A
temporary injunction, halted , the
work.
After considerable leal skir
mish itiR . Jude Thomas, then on
the local circuit court heneli. ills
solved the. Injunction, held that the
construction of the playshed was
within the rtithts of the school
board, and ruled that Hopkins, et
al pay the eosts. An appeal was
taken to the supreme court.
The playshed was estimated to
eost about t J"Mi. It wn never
finshed, and probably never will
be. .Most of t he Soda. Spring
.school rhllrlren fire no w transport
ed dally to Ashland,
m RT PKI
luuuai ui iiuluu
SnnA .SPRINRSIBANDITESGAPES
SCHOOL BOARD
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prelne court ' decisions handed j
Oregon Weather ; COLl'MIU'S. Ohio. Dec. 2.--Ai
Oregon: I'noettled. probably oc- j The state wiipreme court. In a
casfonnl rains in west portion to-j decision late today, refused hII Hie
night and Wednesday, warmer in j motions of lr. .lumen, A. SniKik. who
northeast portion tonight. 1 resh ) must go to his deHth In the f-!ec-to
utrnn southwest winds on the! trie chair January 31 for the tnur
ront. ider of Thcora Hit
felllllMl II lui Ml MJniwM IM&T i &GHb t
filiMo Wr'feMi 2vtx UUf,LI
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s Helen Wills became tlie biidc of Frederick' S. Moody, jr., Sim Kranctsco hond siilcsiiuin, nt n iiiiel Vtcddhig In SI. Clement's
Berkeley, Oil... At the right, the young couple leaving the chinch, while the oilier picture shows crowd watching the hrldc and
leave after the ceremony. Inset. Hev. L. II. Miller who offlcl-ated. Associated Press I'hotn.
HAS PRICELESS
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i Austrian Faces Bleak Christ
mas Though Brain Holds
Key to Millions Afraid
to Ask Patent On Fuel
i Process. ..
NEW YOKK, Dec. M. (P) 1
Penniless, far from home, -and
unable to speak a word of Kng
lish. Hemic h Weber. Austrian
chemist and engineer, moped about
the home of relatives at Coney
Island today, facing u bleak Christ
mas. In his brain he has a $1.
MliO.oiH) secret, in his pockets not
h penny.
hocked In the brain of Weber
is a Her ret a formula which, he
and his former friends say. might
be worth millions and revolution
ize the coal Industry.
I iut today neither Weber and
his former friends were gcttlnx
any benefit of it because the
chemist, afraid his precious for
mula would be stolen from him.
has refused to reveal it to any
one oi to have it patenti'd. He
wants' to sell it outright, for
$1.0(10.000.
The Lehiph Valley Navigation
and Coal company. Uosenthal said,
had witnessed a test, but before
making any arrangements with
Webf r and his friends, the firm
insisted that the process he pat
ented. TEXAS OFFICIAL
XOHAIJCS, Ariz,, Dee. JM. OP)
Sheriff H. J. Patterson antiounod
today that he had begun an Inten
sive search for u man whom t lie
releaser! from custody today and
later identified from a police pho
tograph as Kred Iturke. wanted in
Chicago as the suspected leader of
the St. Valentine' day massacr
there hist I'Vbriia ry.
Sheriff Patterson said he arret
ed two men last night who were
driving a large sedan bearing Cali
fornia llt ense plates. A (Ufck che'-'k
showed that one of the n1-n was
wanted on a rum runninu char jr.
and he ns held, but the other wa
released. The man freed Patter
son now believes to be Burke.
CANCEL MILITARY BALL
TO RESPECT PATTERSON
HA I. KM. Or-.. Dec I't. 'Pi
Salem reserve officers of the (i -son
National Ounrd announced
Tuesday afternoon I hat plans for
the military ball io have been held
her- on the night of licccmher
in honor of ijovernor Patterson
and .Major f ieneral ieorge A.
White have been luncellcd.
Military officers from all parts
of the Mate hall li ll lnvit l.
SNOOK MUST DIE IN
CHOIR JANUARY 31ST
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FORMULA
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CIIICACO. Dec. 21. (P) Simla
C litllH CIUIICIIC'O I. Il rlSi IllHHWill il III- j
day over deep fluids nf tsnow that
whitened the middle and northwest.
: jlOven in the liiriwr eilies the soot
! and crime had not dispelled the
white, flaky covei-tni; spread by the i
heavy snows of the past week.
' However, overcast skies were
, predicted for tonight with possi
bilities of either rain or snow but
il will be colder analn tomorrow,
; the weather bureau promises.
LOS ANGELES WANTS
I .OS AXGKI.HS. Dec 24. Ifl'l I
If there Is a Santa flaim. soiilhrril
California's millions would appre
ciate if If he could pull a few
buckets of Water out of Ills fainou
sack of ift.
I'robably nothlnc would be more
Welcome in HUH lUlin m aum-m".-.
where Old Kim; Sol is KettlliK
cold shouler. than a wood old
fashioned downpour for the t'hrl.:
mas holidays, which this year
threaten to be the driest, atnus-j
phcrlcally. In 30 years. :
BAR TOTEFITnTJPHELD'
BY DECISION OF COP
MONTOOMKliV.. Ala.. lee. :M. !
(i( -An opinion by Attorney ;
Iceneral Charlie C. MeCall has up-;
! held the leKalMy of the derision of j
the state Democratic executive
committee to bar as candidates'
from the l!i:io parly primary Ih'ej
who failed to support the Denio-
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pc-rmiL mem to parucipaie u 1
oters. t
The Mini m irations determined
upon by the commit tee delude I
as candidates Senator .1. THioina-
Heflin, who seeliM re-election and
I Hugh A. Locke, entrant in the
I 1 in e for governor.
Rocket Planes at 5,000 Miles
Per Hour Visicned by German
NT.W YORK. Dec. 2 4. Pi The
d-ty of JoiMi-p-isseriKer airpl'ines
p:opetb d by rockets al IWhmi mile.
an hoiii was vl"ioncd today by
j I'rit, von op'!. Ocriimit auto man
I ufacturer and authority on rocket
' planes.
1 Vim Opel, who flew a rockei
j propelled plane In lei tn any last
October a dis!-iuie of a mile In V'
secfiiids. said lie txpet-lcd to kit
(the .".iMMi-uiiIe an hour aii plane In
operation within tho next gcm-ia-1
tion and p"!- dbl within t.P- next
! decide.
I The 3't-ypAr-old inventor arrived
fnon (iertnany yesleiday on the
' lilief t'ldUllibllS liccnmpanffd by
I bis tiiidi' of two months. She also
.is a licensed pilot and circled
above her hUfband In another
, plane w hen he conducted Inj-
, rocket 1etK
; Von Ope is manager of the
I Adam Opel i;oiupany, mamifactur
. ers of automobiles, and has driven
j a rocket -propel leil car at more
Mhati two miles n minute. He said
he no longer u as In lore: id In
! expei intent ing with motor ear if
; high speetiw i nn only be attained
i in the air.
j SlriCM hi fllfflll of ImmI rti.d.l.ur
since his flight of
I he said, he has fo
und a lliuid
LEAVE CELL IF
HEALTH BROKEN
District Attorney Will Not
Oppose Release if Medics :
Say Magnate in Danger '
of Collapse Theaters!
Sold is Report.
1-OS A.XCKLKS, ('a!.. Dec.
(ifl) District Attorney Huron Kills
will- appoint three physicians to-I
day to examine Alexander Pan -1
lager, vaudeville magnate convict- j
ed of assaulting Kunice Prlngle,
co-ed dancer, and report the con-j
d lion of his health to Supci ior ,
Judge . Charles Kricke Thursday,
at the hearing of the multi-mil-1
lionalre'a petition for release on 1
hond. 1
Kit Is sain yeslerday he would j
not oppose Pantnges' petition If
the tr.o of disinterested doctors 1
said the map was In danger of j
death or permanently Impaired
health because of his incitrcern-;
t Ion. I'antages filed the petition.:
together with the affidavits of
e plu niedica I experts slat ing the j
showman had suffered a series
of heart attacks and might die
any moment if not given hospila I j
treatment.
Pun luges Is a wait hig 111 1 out - j
come nf his appeal from a one j
to fifty-year penitentiary sentence!
and asks to he released until a !''
clslon has Ii.t n made. Iist week
he was stricken with a heart at-1
(ar k which, the physicians said.
necessitated keeping nn Ice puck j
on his chest for hours,
Dining a brief excursion to hit;
home under guard recently, Pan-
tnges signed pfipers, which it l.-
undeiHloorl coiiHiuriinated the sale
of most of his t heaters for 1
finft.limj. ;
lleppner. New pole line of
standard construction insta lied by
Pacific Power and Light company
mi city's main ntr-et.
chemical, three limes more power
ful (bun nitroglycerine, which will
m.ikc rocket pliim-ii practical. In
Itis previous tests he fin-d a pow
der form of explosive and ha
found that the liquid not only re
duces the Hoick of the successive
explosions but CHII be lonlrollcd III
the same manner as one controls
a motor car.
He doclined to di-close the two
( Ii' inif ,t Is used in th" mixture, lie
vi. d one if the gieale-t dlft bull le.
in working with it i-,111.1! its ignf
llon point fs fiOiHl demies, but he
btliiied this could be handled suc--ifiillv
lii labor atory experi
ments he said a speed of more
ibm 3'iou tnib-s an hour h:id been
attained.
He 1-4 hiivtnu a to ket plane loilll
in tlertnany which be plans to burl
across t he Hnglish runnel, pi oh
it'ly In tlie summer of 1 :;. He
exieeti to present to t he na vy
d' part in en t at NV iishltigton ht
tnn of tneventlng forced airplane
landings, fly use of - perpendicular
rockets attached to a plane t tail,
he said the plane can be made lo
drop almost vertically with Its nosi
in the nlr and bind In a small
nrm. H NHtd he believed rockets
w n u Id replace catapaults for
launchlnif plnneti from sh I pn.
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DENUNCIATION
F MUSSOLINI
Accusation of Mixing in
.Politics Declared Untrue
Catholic ' Press Badly
Treated, Is Assertion Be
fore Cardinals.
VATICAN C1TV, Dec. 24. (fl
Poe Plus told -to cardinals as
sembled to present Christ mas
greet lugs to him today that the
fascist ko vein men t was unjustly
accusing the "Catholic action" or
ganization of mixing in politics.
He also declared the government
was unduly hard 011 the Catholic
press which was endeavoring to
expound his conception of the ful
fillment of the Latcran treaties.
Departing from the benign tone
used In his last two encyclicals,
the pontiff launched Into the old
cont rovcrsy with Mussolini's gov
ernment wit ho ut mincing words.
He declared the accusation thill
Catholic action was mixing In poli
tics was 'a thing exactly contrary
to truth." and later said that the
Catholic press was "badly uml un
justly treated. "
The I .at era 11 treaties, the pope
Insist imI, "affirmed and recognized
t hat this I tnm remains always
(Hit- (tome, our diocese, ours in
all 1 hat which is most 1 11 ti male
and dead in our sentiments."
He ib-pored recent fascist publl
catlons "which we have shown
no reverence or rega rd for us
publlcat Ions which we might say
weru issued a ml Intended to con
fuse Intelligence and consciences."
l'Ol(TI-Al. Ore.. Dec. JI .(!(
j -Tlie Telegram said today the In
: depi tideiit Itc publican league 11 ml
1 At tot ney Harry l. (iross, coin till t
(leetnan, sent 11 telegraphic protest
, tu Senator Not t in In Witshlngtoti.
j I). ('.. today asking that un expla
nation of the ipiallflcatloiis of John
! Hi.y, Pnrtlatid, as I'liltivl States
tnaishal or Oregon, he iiiaile.
Tlie telcgnun was signed by
lljorli .lol.misson. president of the
league, and Hross.
i (.Jtioting the li-teglain the tiews-
paper slated: "Wo eaineslly so
! licit your examination of the miall
ifiiutioiiK or John Hay as l ulled
.Stales marshal ot HiIk district. His
long atlilhition In a doubtful ru
i pacjtv with a local power company
i and his record as political boss of
1 this country for many years pres
'agcM tut Injection of power machine
j politics Into it federal office. "
no Ppi;ii ToMonitow
h In accordance with custom,
Iheie will lie no tsiMie of the
.Mail Tribune t o m o r r ow,
chiiMiiias Day. in order that
employee. may observe tho
4 day wltii friends and la milieu. 4
t 4
MUMMAIAUAI A'
uu 1 n u riL u
RECORD CLOUDY
IS LEAGUE VIEW!
IIV'IH.
One of the bird weighs I'll
pounds, the other 1 !). Both
will be rousted In the White
Home kitchen and will grace
tin- presidential dining table
Wednesday even in tr.
The president had wild tur
key for Thanksgiving, being
presented with k gobbler by
Postmaster Mooney of Wash
ington. LOST PILOT
Chairman Borah of Foreign
Relations Committee, Ap
peals to Russia for Aid in
Locating Ben Eielson
Huge Icebreakers to
Crash Way Through
Frozen Waste.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.-fl)
A direct request tn the Soviet Kov
ernment for aid in. KesouliiK lien
Hlelson, Amerlcun aviator, lost for
six weeks on the ice off the coa-'t
of Siberia, has been mude by Chair
man Ho mh of the. senate foreign
rclutJons committee.
Uy Hols'rt S. IMckcns,
Associated Press Staff Writer,
W AS1I1 NCiTON, Dec. 2 4 . (A)
The American government has ap
pealed unofficially but directly 10
the Soviet government of Itusslu.
to rescue twit American avfhtors.
Meut. Hen Kietson and Earl nor
land, who disappeared off the bleak
Siberian const six weeks ago whllo
flying to the Icebound fur ship, the
"Nanuk.M
The Soviet, whose Icebreaker
smashed their way through the
Arctic lee to rescue member of the
crew of the "Italia" two yearn ago.
In one of the thrilling chapters if
t he heroic hi At ory of t he North -laud,
Wiik asked by Secretary "Wil
bur, through the Soviet news ftgei.
cy, to send rescue parties from two
ships It has In the vicinity.
The Interior department heart,
whose net Ion followed un urgent
appeal from Vllhjalmar Stefansson,
fa moo Arctic explorer, also In-
'structed tiovernor Parks of Alaska
to appeal directly to the Icebreak
ers "Upke" and "Stravropol," the
two ships In the vicinity whero
Klclson and his mechanic were lni;
seen.
Voice o Objection.
The state depart men t. Informed
of the proposal to appeal directly
to tho two ships, made no objec
tion nor did It make a decision
on the message, sent direct ly t.)
Moscow, idnce Secretary Wilbur
did not submit t for a ruling.
In his appeal to Secretary Wil
bur, Stefansson said hops for res
cue from the. Amorican side of tho
llerln straits was dim.
KtefansKon pointed out that wh'-p
the Italia crashed with Nohllc and
his crew, the Italian govern men:
mieeessfully requested Itusstan aid
Kielsou and I tor land are now
down within actual Itussian terri
tory, Stefansson said, "and the So
viet govei nine iiUundotthtedly wouh;
ma Ice similar efforts if similarly
approached."
Secretary Wilbur today received
t he following telegram from Stef
ansson:
"I am sure I speak for all the
friends of Kiclxon md P'Tlaiid in
thanking you for your prompt ac
tions." Hl'ENOS AlliKS. Dee. '.hV)
- An attempt was made to assas
sinate 1 'resident Yrlgo.ven r Ar
gentina here today. Three shots
were fired at him, but he was
not hurt. One of his party was
Injured.
The man was immediately exe
ciiled. The attempt occurred close
io the presldent'i- own house.
The president's chauffeur was
killed anil the police commissioner
of (he city seriously wounded be
fore the assassin wa shot hy one
of the president's bodyguards.
Kind reports mild that only one
man was Injured.
Machinery of Government
Halts for Observance of
Christmas White House
Joins With Humble Homes
in Final Preparations
Hoover to Light Commu
nity Tree Tonight.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 21. (A')
The glad spirit which comes each
year with Holly wreaths, sprigs of
evergreen and btindic-iadcn. Mil
cheerful pedestrians toilay pervad
ed the national capital as its resi
dents, official and unofficial, en
tered heartily Into their obser
vance of Christmas.
The vast machinery nf the gov
ernment was at rest. In the Wnlte
llouso and tn thousands of homes
where humbler folk live, the day
was given over to lust-minute- pre
parations for the happy celebra
tion of the morrow.
With a son home for the 'holi
days, .President Hoover cancelled
practically all engagements. In
cluding the regular cabinet meet
ing and conference with Washing
ton newspapermen, In order that
ho might he free to spend as much
of the day aa possible with M rs.
Hoover and the boy.
Departments Closed
At his order the departments of .
the government were closed and
thousands of federal workers given
an opportunity to complete Uirlr
shopplug and otherwise make
ready for Christmas day. Mer
chants were prepared for the sea
son's largest throng of customers
and the police department, re
membering a traffic jam, that lied
up the downtown section for more
than an hour last Christmas Eve,
assumed the almost Impossible
task of keeping hundreds of uuto
mohlloH in the congested shopping
district.
Huge wreaths of holly were
hun in every . window of 1 tho
White House, festooned, with the
crimson ot Christmas while dozens
of bright-hued polnsetts added to
tho gay color scheme of the execu- '
live mansion. There were two
Christmas, trees, one, a monster,
spruce In tho Want room and an
other, smaller, in the president's
apartments uvs tali's.
To Kx change (lifts
Around the latter, the three
members of the Hoover . family
who are In tlie city Mr. and Mrs. .
Hoover and their son Alan will
gather tomorrow together with 11
few close friends and exchange
Chrlstmus presents. Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Hoover, Jr., and their
two small children, were unable to
come to Washington for the hull- .
day and will spend It at their homo.
In California.
Just as yesterday, Mrs. Hoover
helped dispense Chrlstmus pack
ages to the city's needy childrun,
today arrangements were ipade for
the first lady to assist In the dis
tribution of huge baskets of food,
each containing enough for six
people. This was under the aus
pice of the Salvation Army and
6un baskets awaited distribution.
Tonight, President Hoover will
participate In u community Christ
mas celebration tn Sherman square
a short distance from tho White
llousu. He wilt press a button
lighting a huge Christmas tree.
Will Rogers Says:
BKVKHI.Y II1U-S, ('ul..
lire. 24. Poor Di'iiiomits, I
lcivo, 'fin. J Kin' it's
L-misc siiiiii' lire so diiiiitil
Now tliey hit (lyiii(f In snuv
up 1111 isHiu
hv trjiiii; to
ilisiTi'dil Mr.
I louver, lie
eanse s o 111 0
I o li h y i s t
wrote II let
ter siiyinv lie
Idiew IVesitlent Hoover's sec
ritnr.v. mill tlnit tin" seere
1 11 ry wns very pintiiil to ( 'it.
linn siiniir in liis 'coffeti iit
Die nHii'iiiiiii, uml tlnit 1
view of tliis iliisliinlly lt.
Mr. Hoover sliouM roiillyv lie.
ini)enelied. ' Thru they' 4yrm.
der why tlieV don't prf iiy.
w lie re.
Adiiiinil Ilyrd lins flown
over lioth polls, hut he luis
yet to experieiiee reiil (lis
eoml'ort, Wnit till he iitlends
11 Washington dinner in full
reiir admiral retfitliii with
everything m Ids shoulder
but the pole.s. Yours. . .;.
' VIM ROOKliS.""