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, i . ji German. Colony fori Years ; Followed Soviet ? Idea Until Recently Used Ox ' Teams and Forbid Bobbed Hair. j. ; , .r t ' - ' p - '-'I ; j .- ' t ; AJjAlYA. la,, Juno 20 '(111') A communistic colony slmllur'ln ninny wuy: to the , government ot Soviet Russia has . prospered here 1n the heart of America, for genr-ratlona.! Thin colony Ib muio up 4f seven unit harboring -upward of 1,200 persons ujnd has falat'jvlth oom munlm lis tho nliindnid of living since tho colony flust, itiJS cstiib llshetl liy'Uerman Infinitums. Every person 'in tha, colony is entitled to a llvlnit froni the col- nnv nin,lif Ihft FtllMlfCnllkn tho- art. To make suusMeyeo; possible th'4 Industrious coloiilHijTJafni more livestock und , -nmnUfattfufo tires umL. woolen products. ;'; , , .' Hpnrii MiMlora MfHbojds .Contrary to the- Itti'niliih dejelio for tho Intent In ecIcnllftL'tachiovo ments, the eolonl(ns,'touaro re luctant to adopt nCfdcJ-rf Inven tion. It wan only rccj'ittly that ox-teams wore . replaced' liy trac tons and until a 'unnttJ tJme hko bobbed hair ? warn- ,J(mio -Ju, strict taboo. V. j i Also In contrast' jo t Soviet system, the Amana cQinmuhlsla are highly rollg-lous. .- s ' Over each o the seven units a board of trustees presldoi and an organization of the older men in tho community, known ,, as the gront council, soUlrs ,;nu.ltora con corning the entire group. College Etluuitlong 'Included In such problem would 1)0 the question of allowing a young boy or girl to nttan. alk'K- If properly fitted the appUcant would be approved by thai grent council and sent to a flnlshlng-'anhool to study tho subject of hnu'dholro nt tho oxponso of the cdrmiiunlty. Only ono obligation' attnehos lt olf to the education, I. W., tho young person must 'return 'to"'Hio colony after graduation. Tho great council Is employing strict measures to prevent disin tegration of the coldtfybst locat ed as It is.wtth iinti-eomniunlNtlc principles In pmetico on every side, many of tho younger generation have loft tho homo of their fore fathers, ,' ',' In tho past decade fho pb'niilatlon has decreased nioro tlmn 'SuO. DE SOTO SELECTED TO ADVERTISE LOB ANOKLRS, Cnl.,1 Juno SI A DcHoto ISIght sedan, 'specially painted and appropriately lettered, 9ias boen chosen to make' 'a Berles op-trans-conlinental and cross country runs advertising tho 1US2 Olympiad to bo held In this city next year. ' ':' ' ! The Do Soto has boen painted In a novel arrangement of the patrio tic Yed, white and blue: In addi tion to tho distinctive 1H Unto coat ofurms In gold and lettering nd vlslng tho public of the imi)ortnnl sports meet In this Bouthem Cali fornia metropolis, the ear has been dubbed "Do Soto Splrlt.1- ,It was learned,- In '' connection with this ovent, that tho ear chosen for tills, trnns-contlnehthl-advertising program, Is tho samo Do Soto In which Tcte Do I'anlo, famous racing star and special 'factors sales representative for Do Soto Motor Corporation, recently made a trans continental run, vlsU.lrur.a scoro of Important Do Koto dlstrthuturs and dealers .along tho rout;'" Tho car will he nttirted 'rom hero with elahorato cereipoil(ii. Vml RliKsfHila Til Go ' M18S()UIA, M.m., Juho 20 (UP) Fort Missoula, last of a long lino of military cstaljlshments OLYMPIAD which guarded loe advance of . hlplength coats which lend tho ap Westorn civilization, hao liecn -rco- piarnnco of formal afternoon ommenned to tho War1 'Department j (nicks, , for abandonment, it ws tho only active post between t'ort Knelling, Minn., nnd Fort fleoriff Wright,' Wash., and was garrisoned by 15 officers nnd 800 men. ; pwrything Here? i' . A' Cassia) mparts ai tha Wsitsrn Aula Supply Company suffsal lliaf . Ispf aa a starting am a vacaltea trip all ol Ihs camping equipment should b aasswiMi i ia tfca yard ao that nothing will ba leit behind wins the (rip is actswlly bataa Tba family shows is "checking and doubla-chatklni" Mr f1i" JjipBeiH in raparisi fvr the nuri ssasoa. j , These days Vhen there is so much traffic ' oft the highways motorists need brakes that will operate 100 per cent efficiently. However, when Norman de Vaux, president of . tht . BeVaux-IIall Motors Corporation, personally tested the brakes on his own car, a DeVaux 6-7f custom sedan, under ?L -T . Death Periaiiy Wins Favor Of Mary Roberts Rhinehart lly Htio McXuitiaiii 1 WAHH1NOTON yP)ln compnny, sho bolloves, with many other wo men of tho country Mary -Itoberts HInehart, widely known author and, welter-of detoctlvo fiction, Is nlmndonlng hor HCruplcB against capital punlsbtnent. Tho country wldo prevalence of crimes committed In cold blooded, calculating fatjliion for profit Is re sponsible. Hho believes punishment to fit tho ci'lmo Ib the .uuly way to remedy tho present situation. In her uule't "of her troo Bhnded work room In hor spacious, cream colored hOuso on ono of .the capi tal's fashlonablo thoroughfares, ho talked thoughtfully of ,the tragedies being enacted from to Angolrs to New York. Her CJuoen Anno desk was In ', order. Her duy's work finished, "Only by tho four of punish ment Is society protected anlnat tho orlmlnal; ,by swift and suro retribution," sho said. "I am not talking of crimes of position, which are novor nffoetcd by such fear, but of cold blooded crimes committed for profit of or.o sort or another. Daylight Saving Something New Uy Diana Morwln (Associated Press Fashion EdUor PARIS (P) Daylight: saving styles have transformed tho eve ning lnodo, . Hlnco tho turn of the clock forced tho smart sot to don ovo nlng nmiy und dine beforo the sun sots, Pai'Mun couturiers have evolved n new evening ensemble which lt equally smart by daylight or tnmplliiht. .. j H dif plays several points of dif ference from tho usual formal evening ntilrc. Shorter skirts, higher nocks, simpler fabrics now mark tho inodo whU'h Binnrt Pari sians wear botween six In tho eve ning nnd dawn. Hutln, chiffon nnd laco aro tho fnvorlto fabrics, fluttering- heads and lames play scant part In tho daylight saving dinner mode, slnco tlu-y are out of place until tho bright lights flash. Many of the now dinner frocks lire deigned with bcrlhn oapelets or fichus covering the upper arm. Skirts termlnato about six Inch es from tho floor. Most of the gowns are worn with matching The colors chcon look funnily well under sunlight or electric bulbs, n-ad white, tobacco brown, leaf green, currant red nnd prune fa ncn luyk purple) are among SBSs1Ba ' - r was. MEBFOTtlT MAlL"TRTmjyE; itrET)roRP HIS BRAKES PASS z? ' ' ' ' '''" '' . "Crime has .'t o'c e n't 1 y become profitable. Tho percentage of mur derers who pay tho -extreme penal ty Is almost negllglblo in our mounting, list of -killings, and tho nioro profitable 'the crime, tho more money nvallublo to defend the criminal." Mrs., Itlnehnrt, 'flvo times a grandmother, but. retaining hor look of freshness and youth, con tinued: "Wo mny have to roturn to tho old idea of 'vengeanoe," she said "nn eye for an oye, a tooth for a tooth. .. "A'lo'ng with resiioct for law, too many hove lost their respect for property, and Oven for human Hfo. "It Ib absurd to blamo crime on moving pictures, or to Book any othor such oxptanatlcn, Tho plain fact Is that too many criminals aro finding crime profitable and oro escaping ItB consequences. ."The reign of terror should be roverscd, and tho bnndlt go In fear of his life; not the decent citizen. " It Is ftlrB. ltlnehart's custom to rond and study trio crimes pub lished dally In the nowspapers. Evening Styles Under Paris Sun the favorites, while two-tone gownB combining palo pink and brown, .palo turquolso and emer ald, or tomato and tobacco aro among smnrt combinations. - Evening hats also have stepped into the daylight saving style pic ture. Calls of tulle embroidered In shiny . straw, not borots trimmed with hnlos of flowers and metal thread caps decked with lacquer ed feathers aro tho most popular evening chanenux. Qreen glvox you tho right-of-way. This Is especially truo of the long green. Kenosha (Wis.) News. AUtBlIir, P.O. B. FACTOHT TEX POINTS OF SUPERIOIIITY YOU OUGHT TO CONSIDEn . A comparison of the specifications of the De Soto Six against those of three prominent sixes with a list price below (700 reveals these concrete points of superiority for De Sotoi BOTO SIX MASS ft largest engine ft org. est p.ftfisi dUplaemnt Tne greafttsl maximum bras Aorse power The largest .umber of main bearings e Tht largest total main bearing area 2 As best (ype of piston (aluminum alloy telfb steel struts) ) The best type af trbeel bvaringt in tbe rear a-We double tope red roller bearings as agaliut single roller or bail bearings) e The best type of brnaes (Chrysler. designed1 unlherproof Internal hydraulic against mernnnica) e Tho itrongott type of a!-sfee! body The newest type of double-drop frame against tbe conventional straight type. - Chrretar Mslsri Prsdss I TUB S.W.Wir CAn OF THE LOW-PRKB IVIKLD ' 834 Mead-Furch Motor Co. Corner Eghth and Bartktt Phone 990 TEST the watchful eye of Traffic Officer J. B. Jackson, he found that he was able to stop well under the minimum distance required. At a speed of 25 miles an hour he halted It . in 8'a feet,IncidentaIIy,accordingtotranie charts, if you're going 20 miles jm houEjj' you have 37 feet to stop in. ',., 'i i t: Woman Officer of Spain Speeds Work For Prison Reform MADRID (P) Victoria Kent, Spain's foremost - woman lawyer and the first of her -sex to -hold 1 1 , ' publlo office In the nation wading Into her and so is deep wine red and a now task that's01"8" th color ot hot but" n f director o t , 3panlsh prisons with a vim. Hardly had she been- named to office by the pro. visional repub lican government Ibeforo she com 'mencod to 'Bet In motion the wheels of mod- em prison, re- victoria KENT form. Spanish' jails, generally, have not enjoyed 'a too savory reputation In the past, hence her tnsk Is difficult. . Hho harbors visions of putting Spain among tho lenders. In prison reform, and the national cabinet has given hor a vote of -confidence In her work. ' She has been making recommen dations to city councils without any maybe clauses. Her ultima tums have been simply, "If you cannot Improve coll conditions here within 15 days, build a new jail." Authorities tire accepting the ad vice. ' Senorlta Kont favors segregation of prisoners as to class of crime,1 permitting them open nlr exorcise and providing them with useful oc cupations to prevent idling. Jcsso Juntos' Gun Stolen CAMBRIDOB, Mass., Juno 20 (UP) A six shooter with four notches .on It, entd once to havo been the property of Josso James, was Introduced as evidence in court here. The gun, it was alleged, was ono of several articles "stolon from! tho Popperoll homo ot Mra. Lucy O. dishing. ' ( These cold facta tell only part of the story. To appreciate what De Soto's superior specifications mean la terms of performance and owner satisfaction, you have to drive the eat. There Is some thing about the speed, hill-climb Ing ability and flexibility of Do Soto's 67-boraepower engine that cannot be Vrcn toppiwichetl by any eompetlton , The slender-profile radiator, swsnky lownesa, long, sweeping lines and handsome 'Color combi nations of the De Soto Six make It by all 'com perl sons the smart ear of the low-price field. Let us giro yon a demonstration today. Learn for yourself what a lot of extra f-nality these few extra dollars will buy. And yon will be equally impressed by how much more you get tnryour money In a De Soto Six than In aevetral sixes that are much higher Inprice. . 4.,.. QTlEGOy STTXPAT, JUNE 21; 19317: Paris Styles By Mary Knight ' United Press Staff Correspondent PARIS; UP) Being born with a ' silver , spoon In your mouth -Is quite, nice Indeed, but there are or.iy ; a ltmlted number of such poens. at., tho disposal of , the stork, and when he fails to see one lying around when he gets ready to make his earthly descent he studies the situation a. bit and decides that the next best gift for a baby girl la to be born with good taste and a flare for fashion not exactly applied fashion, but that Intangible flare that makes almost anything she puts on her well-formed body just naturally look like a million dollars. This year that fashion child. Who has had to buy her own sil ver spoon, will realize the truth of my saying and appreciate the wisdom of the stork that accom panied her on her first Journey. Oiven her little figure, her cer tain "air," and hor natural good taste, she Is going to make her silver spooned sister realize there ure some things she cannot buy. She will achieve some of her timarteat results with Jackets be cause -she can show her ingenuity best with them. Lenlef, Martial ot Armand, Molyneux, Patou, Worth, Luetic artd on up nnd down tho lino, will tell you that Jackets are worn with every type of gown this season, and Just as often In a col or and material contrasting with the gown. Just now, for tho next few weeks, thoy will have a bit of fur on them the flat kind that makes smart lapels and cu'fs, and that looks more like soft satin than real fur. Later, there will bo little sleeveless ones that are done In bright splotches of color and worn with puro white frocks and colored Bhoes for tennis and golf especially. ' For "nice" there will be, of ne cessity, sevoral done In lace and chiffon and organdie, and one or two eatin ones for emergency be cause satin goes with everything. . PARIS Gloves that are black on the underneath and white on top Is just another proof that fashion this year Is beTng practical and at the samo time interesting. And of course this double schomo of, things for gloves applies in any number of colors. Navy blue anu beige Is a popular combination terea toast. It noes without saying that this new glovo is the greatest saving on the dry cleaning bill and per mits the possession of several nairs because each one lasts long or when it Is not worn conatantly. They come In two tones of the same color as well as contrasting colors, and for those who do not particularly caro for the gauntlet glovo with certain costumes, inert.' Is dainty leather wrist strap of twisted thongs that draws the glove neatly to tho arm and pre vents any wrinkling up a cioso- fitting sleeve. These may bo pur chased separately ana in sun third shade of the glove or a third contrasting but harmonizing color Another glovo for long-slooved frooks has a :v,ldo turn-bnek cut! that '.'copy cats" the design on the purse. This may be m. a simpio monogram only, or It mny show various Intricate Ideas of stitching. beauvals 'embroidery, or geometric Insets of patent leather using af ferent colors ilf one llkca Whore there Is a bolt to accompany an outfit to be worn without n coat, It Bhould belong to the samo fam ily 'as tho gloves and bag, or at least show that there Is a very close relationship between tho three. It may be roverscd to meet the requirements of an ontireiy differont ensemble and again the word "practical" la synonymous with "smnrt." - ? , - Rogue River Valley The Scenlo paradise of tho world The Salesman The Newspaper for the Home The Mileage Btraies and Eagles Made With Austin Roadsters ' Skimming along the highways and by-ways hereabouts in new bantam Austin runabouts, local golfers and non-golfing motorists have already chalked up some gasoline mileage "birdies" and "eagles" and more are to co:ne. H.. F. Lango of the Armstrong Motors, Inc., says "records set by the bantam coupe, which stir red up tempests in automotive tcacuns during the past year by its performances in snow, sand. mud and roughest- going wll nrobablv Increase. ' "Austin owners here driving the bantam coupe have .averaged, as much M r.fr' miles fmm a gallon1 Hall Engine Power U jhirtth It's the talk' of America today this utterly amaz ing speed, power, get-away, and flexibility of , the -new De Vaux S-75.!Thonsands of motorists have judged for themselves, five minutes at the wheel, and they will tell you no other low-priced car even approaches its' truly sensational performance." - If you have not yet driven a De'Vaux - give yourself this ' brand-new mo t o ring thrill today. chat's Medford of gasoline. This has been as tonishing enough. But I believe paBt coupe performances will be s er beeruse of the leased wind! .!.,, ,.,. of an open car. Par lightly bettered by tne new in for a gallon of gas with a ban tam Is 40 miles. Eo far few motor ists here will admit they naven i knocked the spots off par with 45 and even 60. miles from a gallon. . "If they can stretch a gallon as far as that in a coupe, I be lieve they should do even -poner with the new roadster. I exvect' to sse " the record, under exeep- . . 1 a ul tlonal circumstances, puont-u high as 58 miles to a gallon.' Pupil Traveled 54 Miles a JDay-; BEN HILL. Oa., June 20. (UP) ramKall .IK.vAAr-old ' Ben Hill girl, wanted to goj to Ful-j ... . ton High School, Atlanta, ana ior four long -years she did so, living we 7 Enjoy the wonderfully, pleasant sensation of pilot ing this different, eager, nimble car1 ; the first 3dW priced automobile powered, by the famous Hall Engine. Six Port IMake Manifold . . . Is 'liked iii the Hall Engine for the fir$t time in any Ii-head -JjatSfm ger-car engine. This notable afl vancefflent decisively mtreaiee , po-wer .efficiei. .thoftt. tpfuial fuels, the. Halli ng)n 'derloc more than St,?' ffr, ; ' , . 70 Horsepower, Phseton , i . Standard Coup . ftutinata Coups Sport Coups V , Standard Sadsa v Sport Sedan , ... . ' Cvttom Con pa Custom Srdaa . aux 6-75 ... SptHal Y6, T5 TO MCES :AN SABIN & RINDT 32 North Riverside - Phone Vfelcorne T'S a talesman that edges its way into every office .... eats its way into every home. A salesman that is expect ed daily; welcomed eagerly; attended with interest and relied Upon for )tojh ping information; ' ru " ;U '' Vi tJ.!.. Truly, the most sensible, certairtirect, productive and ccopomical way of sell ing your goods, MR. ADVERTISER, Mail Tribune here, tut 6oinmiitmr-s)- tofa t"l " miles every .day. Not once oaring those toii jearti was the absent or tardy, aid when Bhe we gradsatea '. this spring her friends figured P ahe had traveled a total rt il,W , miles. , t' J j 1 ; 5 IHackWra Whins SuSHIrel BOCHESTERj ilinn., June 20 (UPj-A: fight1 (0 tWimWh .-. tween a blackbird! ana a. squirrel was witnessed W. Mrs. -B. Dies In her back yard recently. Tte fioht took olace in a tree. The blackbird was Tho Victor when it knockod the squirrel from a branch, . ... . . M I, tn tfiuit. 4jM causing u 10 wi w v - ground. . Cartoon Movies Popular BERLIN. June 30 P--Amert- can cartoon movies-rw uwjjumi- " Germany, and together with tho ,,u, - ,4,ia,ta a ret loaders iigmcr inn. JnJx - offlcereceh. you arivm ; mnazituf Motor Car? 'MO. , tit . , 4) t. '7 .. 7i Oro i Rv HJ Equipment Bxfrk HOUR 36B " '.I - - fi
