PXGE FOURTEEN
TAKES COMMITTEE
SESSIONS AT EASE
By HERBERT PIXMMEB
" WASHINGTON Appearance be
fore congressional committees often
are regarded pretty much u ba4
dreams by those
In the adminis
tration. Tne go
ing sometimes Is
rough.
President
Roosevelt, how
ever, has three
men In his offic
ial family whom
he can send to
the hill at almost
any time with
confidence that
they will be able
to stand up
against almost
anything sent
their way.
LEWIS DOUGLAS
One Is young Lewis Douglas, di
rector of the budget. Then there la
Cordel Hull, secretary of state And
Claude Swsnson, secretary of the
navy.
Douglas went before the ways and
means committee of the bouse the
other day to explain the adminis
tration's Industrial recovery bill.
Douglas, who served three terms
In the house from Arizona before
the president picked him for the In
tricate Job of cutting down on gov
ernmental expenses, visibly Impress
ed those 35 gentlemen who have the
reputation of being about as "hard
boiled" a group as there Is on the
bill. .
. He talked their language, because
he has served alongside them In the
house. He seemed to know what
they were Interested In having
brought out more clearly and antici
pated their questions.
Thrust and Parry
One was reminded of the days
when Ogden Mills appeared before
waya and means. Mills, too, Is a for
mer member of the house and could
match wits and words with the best
of them.
Mills' appearance before a congress
ional committee always was the sig
nal for a good ahow. He would argue
and wrangle with the committee
members as If he were the inquisitor
Instead of the witness. Soma of the
stormiest, yet most delightful, com
mittee cessions ever held at the capl-
tol centered around the youthful Mr.
Mills.
It isn't always so easy. When pat
Hurley waa secretary of war In the
Hoover administration he became so
Infuriated at a committee seaston
that he got up and stalked out of
the room.
Minute Men 1
Cordell Hull, Roosevelt's secretary
of state, has long experience In the
house back of him, as well as a turn
In the senate If there are any ap
peamnces to be made on reciprocal
tariff agreements, the secretary la
ready. He has served on both ways
and means of the house and the fin
ance committee of the senate.
Secretary Swan son should find the
occasions he Is called tocapltol hill
to discuss naval affairs relatively
simple. He waa on that committee
for years while a senator, and before
that served a long time as a mem
ber of the house.
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STARTING JULY 1ST
Details of the four-day celebration
planned In Eugene (or July 1-4 wera
brought to tliu city Wednesday by
Bayard Welch and E. O. Harlan, (u
gene, who conferred with Chamber
of Commerce officiate. veteran' or
antmtlona. hotel and camp owner.
One of the principal feature of
atate-wlde Intenwt la the California
tt picnic scheduled for Sunday.
July 7. In Rlverrlew park of Eugene.
Hundred! of Invitation hay been
mailed to California famine who
have written to realtora that they
Intend to make Inspection trip to
vartotie part of thta atate. Theee
famine are being urged to atart In
tlm to visit the eommunltlea en
rout to Eugene and arrive for the
picnic. ZxKal re!tor are urged to
contact thee famine and give them
information on thu section.
The Eugene veteran' aocletie have
planned a monster celebration for
July 4. which win close with it
(antic fireworks display In the even
ing. Veteran' organization In all
parti of the state have been Invited
to Join In the celebration, Th Eu
gene men state that the usual carni
val attractions, gamea for the chil
dren and other feature will be pro
Tided for the four day.
GAS IN WARFARE
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MILWAUKEE, June It. (UP)
Oaaalnt la the most human form of
warfare In th opinion of Or. Philip
B. Mat. ci.tt of the research subdl
vision of th veterans' research ad
ministration it Washington.
"Personally I should prefer to be
ased rather than wounded," Dr.
Mats told the United Pie. "Tne
Idea of warfare Is to remov a many
of the enemy possible, either by
killing or disabling men. Now. gas
it particularly efficient because It
not only remove the soldier, but It
necessitate th attention of others
to care for him. This make things
more difficult for th enemy.
"Generally speaking, moat of th
ga victim were merely disabled and
put out of th fight for tlm."
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WHITE
FABRICS
PIQUES - FLANNELS
LINENS and CREPES
Here 'i the brim that' off to a head
start T Just wide enough, just shal
low enough, just mushroom enough
to be the first choice of everyone
who tries it on'. . . priced just right
for every vacation budget I
Mann's Millinery
' Second Floor
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COOL
FABRICS
For Summer
Fashions
36-inch Curliruff
and Crepe Pique
tot that sportswear Frock or skirt this
summer, we sugeest this fast color 36
Inch Curliruff or Crepe Pique. Both
of these cool summer materials come
In many solid shades including white.
Regular 69c yard
Special 49c yard
New 36-inch
Wash Fabrics
For Summer Frocks. Pa lamas and other
cool costume see the.- . delightful
Fabrics at 3c yd. Included are Seer
sucker Crepe, Piques. Chiffon Voile
and Rayon and Cotton Shantung. All
fast colon.
Special 35c yard
Also for Summer Wardrobes are these
Sheer Voiles. Batlates, Lawns, Dimities,
English print. Plaid and Checks. Hot
weather Fabrics that ar fast color and
guaranteed first quality.
Special 25c yard
New Linens
Linens Linens The season's most
popular summer material and only 6e
yard. ' In thu showing are Prints tid
Plain shade Including Black.
69 c yard
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Pays to Buy Now! It Pays
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Tomorrow
DRESS DAY
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Dress day at Mann's is not only & complete showing of many dresses
for the summer season, but values as well. So if you are interested
in Summer Dress Fashions be among the dozens of women who will
visit this dept. tomorrow. We assure you the values and the dresses
are the best in southern Oregon.
Co-Lrepes
KNIT DRESSES
A new group of glorious Knit Dresses for-the
summer season New Flower Garden ahadea as
well ss white to choose from. Style note on these
good looking knits sre cape collar, puff sleeves
snd organdie trims. The sizes are 14 to 30. Your
choice
$5.95
New Wash Frocks
Dresses for the warm days Dainty fast color
wash frocks of sheer Volie. Linen,- Pique and
Eyelets as well as combinations of good looking
summer fabrics. These beautiful wash dresses are
still selling at the old price, regardless of advance
In wash goods. All sires.
$1.95
Junior Girls' Dresses
New pique and Seersucker Frocks for the girl who
Is Just too young for regular sires and too big
for a girl dress . . , Thee good looking frocks
come in stripea and solid pastels as well as white.
Mann's Second Floor,
$2.95
Travel or Vacation Suits - Saturday Special $10.
MANX'S SECOND FLOOR
Special on Cinderella Cleansing Cream
Th Tollelrlea section announce a
cleansing cream in standard lS-o.
a cnetr of Lemon. Cucumber, strawberry and Itquefvinr
w Hand Lotions In Cucumber, Rose,
is-cc Dotix lor 39c.
Toiletries
Main Floor
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PRICES ARE
ADVANCING!
The buying public Is well aware of the fact that prices of commodities
are on the up. Quite a number of advances during the months of March,
April and May. Manufacturers have felt the rise In raw materials. We
In turn feel the sharp increase In wholesale costs, snd as a merchant, we
know that this means advance In retail urlces. Our advice to you, the
purchasing public, Is Buy Mow and Save.
Most to Buy at Mann's!
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Will Be
AT MANN'S
Korrect and Paramount
Frocks for Summer
A most complete showing of new
"Korrect" and 'Paramount"
Dresses for Summer 1933. New
one-piece and Jacket model
smartly made from sheer summer
materials In Navy Blue and White.
New Dots. Chic Print and
Pastela or White Half and regu
lar sizes.
$180P
Silks
ew oummer
We Just unpacked these lovely new Navy Blue sheers
with Jackets, also a group of chic tub silk In pastel
shades and a number of prints and summer dot. Big
Cape Collars and short sleeves In half and regular sizes
12& to 23 V4 and 14 to 43.
$125.o-
New Tub Si,lk Dresses
New 8IUc Dresses go on sale tomorrow for only 5.76.
In this group are striped tub allies and cool Chulla
Crepes. Regular value on these summer frock 1 up
to S12.S0. Your choice While they last
$575
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SUITS
Women's all wool
suit in sun bark
srylss at 1.75 suit.
Theee are In all
sizes and come In
black and colors.
Your choice to
morrow at Mann's
Special $1
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Jantzen Wool Suits
JANTZEN ail wool Swimming a
Butt for a new low price 3 95 JS
and In the new styles and shsdes
for the summer season at Mann's
tomorrow
395
Jantzen Las-Tex Suits
This 1 Jantsen's newest creation
a swim suit that moulds Itself
perfectly to your form and never
will lose It snspe, wet or dry. All
the newest color and models.
6P
Girls' Suits 50c to $2.95
SECOND FLOOR
very special sals at "Camellia'
Jars for only Sftc you
Lemon and Honey and Almond
Toiletries
Main Floor
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Father's
Day Cards I
to 25
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Summer's Newest
Club Suits
Now Ready
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i'e can sell these fine
How much longer we can sell these fine
all wool suits for H9 50 we don't know!
But we do know that your suit dollar
never ha or ever will buy as much
clothing as you will pet In a new Club
Suit for aummer 1933. See them to
morrow at Mann's.
Some With Two Pair of Pants
at a Slight Extra Cost
Men's Section Main Floor
MANN'S
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HOLEPROOF
tussctf an cnsembla
BRIGHT
SPORTS
CLOTHES
The Fashion Book Says
White Gloves
W&en you wear orient sports clothM
and morning shade Holeproof Hose yo
shoujid have a smart white waahafcle
doe or suede skin el ore. We axe show
ing many new pairs at
$1.49 te $3.98
White Bag . .
Aftd don't fowet your sport costiyr
and morning shade Holeproof Hose calls
for a chic white washable Pouch Bag.
These are priced
$1.98 to $2.98
HOLEPROOF
HOSIERY
MORNING
A Ktallhy brenttd stein ton lKl
contrast strikingly with til th
really bright colors shown in spec
tator and active icorti wear . . i
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OWN STORE
Sunday, June 1 8th
Give nun a Bream xrns ieuow mey
call Dad. Give him lomething that
shows not only affection but under
standing too. Sunday, June 18. if
Father's day, so give the Old Boy tv
Break. (He likes things from thii
store).
Read This List of
Gift Suggestions
e Pure Silk Neckties, 50c to $1.50
Fine Dress Hose, 25c and 50c Pr.
Linen Handkerchiefs, 25c & 50c
Fine Dress Shirts, $1.00 to $2.50
e Belts and Suspenders, choice $1
All Wool Sweaters, $1 to $3.95
Swimming Suits, $1.95 to $5.00
e New Dress Hats from $1 to $5.95
for the Men and (
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French Crepe
SLIPS
?0!TOrro la the Underwear Section, H M
will ujr a lovely new French Crepe Blaa
or strairht Cm Slip. These are In Tea
P.e. Flesii icia white. Tailored er la
trtm and In sizes lor Ml or Matron M
of lle a;allty French Cref.
Cotton Sun Suits
For Little Tots
The little to: would just love on of the
cool cotton sun suits at jjc each. They
come in all shades and are well made
tliem tomorrow in Mann Injsnt s Section
en the Main Floor.
25' Suit
SJU50
$98
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