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SGOIJT mm CAMP DATES ARE SET to Be Sent of MoKan This on Outing. Postcard massages will be sen t( Boy Scout groups throughou MoKan area this week an rtunclng and schedules for te annual summer camping periot i Camp Nlh-ka-ga-hah and urging irly registration, (Pop) Crow Jout executive, announced yester- ay. camp periods will begin July iand run through August 18. The fat-week-period will be divided into feek-long sections and scouts may Itend as many weeks as they de- ire. Preference for registration or certain periods will be given 6 those who are first to complete oeir applications with the council ffice here.

Special Senior Camps. A special camp August 11 to 18 or senior scouts only, will be held it Roaring River state park and rill include a three-day float on he river from the base camp. Jenior Scouts also will participate a tri-council regatta on Grand ake, July 19, 20 and 21. As in previous years, Crow said, i discount on regular camp fees rill be given scouts who complete heir registration early. Cost of a reek's camping period is $7 if the cout registers before June 25, and 8 will be charged after that date.

Further details of the camping leriods and the Senior Scout will be announced later his week, Crow said Extensive 'epair and conditioning work is leing done at Camp Nih-ka-ga-hah anticipation of a heavy registra- ion of district scouts. Cork oak trees grow to 30 feet In height, and their trunks reach a diameter of three or more feet. JOPLIN GLOBE, SUNDAY, JUNE IS, 19)0. FUNNY BUSINESS WEBB CITV UK I IVY TO BE FIXED MONDAY lncrnip In Prrieiit Seen Noces-sary to Ity of New Equipment. Webb City, June tax levy for the next fiscal year, which begins July 1, will be set by the city council Monday night.

A hig-hei than that of this jeai, was $1 on the $100 assessed valuation, is piedicted. Mayor Fied R. Nelson said it uould be necessary to increase the i levj bec.iuc,c of the anticipated purchase of approximately $10,000 in i sticet maintenance equipment. In- i eluded in this amount also will be i the expense of buying a new police cat. which will be delivered Tues- I day The council also will act on a i tentative agreement reached Thurs- I day night to increase the salaries i of all city employes 10 per cent.

If the salaiy boosts are allowed, the additional expenditure will re- i a higher tax levy, Mayor Nelson pointed out. CAUHO Car to Cranh. Bolllngham, 1 )--Ixjga of an automobile was attributed to a flock of Chinese phcnsnnts. Don Howell. 17, icported to the sheriff he was driving near here when he saw the pheasants crossing the graveled load.

He applied his brakes His ctr skidded and, i over, i oiled about 60 feet and burst into flames Howell and a companion escaped injury. Don't waste bread Tree bark, weeds, cottonseed hulls and sometimes even mud being eaten by starving Chinese in an effort to sustain life A "He gets inure by auctioning off his absence!" Germans in Russian Zone Say They Have Almost Everything but Freedom the Following Appnrad fa The Joplin Globe: George M. Cohan has announced his retirement as a theatrical producer. The first in Its history the Missouri senate today was opened with prayers offered by a woman. Mrs.

P. E. Fritts took the place of the senate chaplain, Rev. E. Y.

Keyter. 3r The Dempsey-Carpentler box- Ing bout will draw the greatest "gate" in the history of the sport An enjoyable picnic at Schifferdecker park Tuesday evening was enjoyed by members of the Mothers' Study Club, their husbands and families A special train carrying 250 men to the harvest fields in Kansas will depart from Joplin over the Frisco at 8 o'clock this morning. F. G. Fenlx, No.

1021 North Jackson avenue, well-known Joplin mining man, yesterday received the appointment of deputy state mine inspector for the Joplin district. The first annual state convention of the Women's Auxiliary to the American Legion will convene on the roof garden of the Connor hotel at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning, ft U. S. planes sink former German U-boat In a test Within sixteen minutes after attack, the submarine went down. This proves the effectiveness of an air attack.

Melt mild-flavored cheese on slices of rye bread to serve with cold lunches, and for the best taste combination be sure to use Markwardt's Real Kimmel Rye. the loaf that's hearth- baked and evenly spiced with tangy rye seeds. The Lock Joint Pipe Company, said to be a $1,000.000 concern, has selected Webb City as a place for future activities, it has been announced. Materials for building have begun to arrive. Gasol.ne prices took another drop in 2-cent-a-gallon reduction being- announced.

Lower grade now is 18 6 per gallon; high grade a Racial composition of reflation of the SL In 1920. ts announced by the census Bureau, shows the country to white people. The first organization of the new general staff cf the army to be headed by General Pershing was made to- when orders went out to Colonel John Palmer to report to General Pershing for dutv as a member of his staff. Leipzig, Germany, June 15 --W)-After a year of occupation by the Russian army, Germans here say hey have almost everything but ersonal freedom. During four days Leipzig, I with a score of Germans in 11 walks of life Most said they rould like the Americans to return.

Jut, in constant travel all occu- mtion zones during the past six nonths, I always have found tha a German believes life in any other zone is better than in his own. Some Germans believe the policy followed by Soviet military government is better than that of the western Allies. It is authoritarian In method, they admit, but they believe Germany needs authoritarian control at this stage of her postwar recovery if her economic reconstruction is to be achieved. Soviet Policy Positive. The Russian policy at least is positive, they say, and not negative as they claim it is i By GODFREY ANDERSON.

the American zone. People have to work because they means better rations know work Not to work means living just above starvation level. As one German put it: "The Germans are not essentially evil, but they have no free mind, no common sense, and there is not public opinion. We certainly are not ready yet for democracy as it is tnown in the west. The Russians give us positive leadership, to which we are accustomed, and a hope for the future." Red army occupation of Leipzig not obtrusive.

Relations with he Germans are kept on a businesslike basis and army discipline! seems stricter than in the American zone. Fraternization is frowned upon and seldom seen public. When Russians move into a house, they take only the rooms need and let the'German amily remain in what is left Only generals and high officers have louses to themselves. Keeps to Barracks. The Russians mostly keep to better than the atom bomb, that the Americans are weary of war and think only of returning home, that the Biitish still have German troops under arms their zone.

Among the Germans themselves rumors are widespread. Each con- of Russians moving east gives rise to new stones they are pulling out. Some think that the stripping of machinery from German factories--40 furniture factories are alleged to have been dismantled in the Leipzig area alone-means that the Red army is leaving an industrial vacuum on its western frontier as maneuvering ground for a future war. Others tell you that the army is being withdrawn and 1,600 are coming from Russia to set up a civilian government Nobody really knows what's true or false. Despite rumors, internal security seems good.

You hear no more shots fired in Leipzig at night than you would in any city of the western zones, and this though every Russian soldier is always armed. Germans say, however, that it is inadvisable to travel in the country at night. FEEL PLAYED OUT New Way Te Help Yew Feel Younger Middle aged men add women who are ran down and no longer enjov life like they once did, mav be suffering from a borderline blood iron Tramone, a new formula, mav $timulate your ttality and make you feel with increased energy This amazing aid for restoring the pep, energy and interest in life actn ities so emied in jouthful persons, contains a wonderful combination of effective ingredients that vou should at once Tramone is sold br Mai's Cut Rate Anderson Drugs and drug sto-es A JUST RECEIVED Beautifully Patterned Metal and Pottery Table Lamps Glass Base Bed Lamps UP UP Living Room, Dining Room, Bedroom Fixtures $015 UP FLUORESCENT FIXTURES --FOB- HOME BUSINESS INDUSTRY Nelson Electric Co. "Wiring Supplies 508 JOPLIN ST. Fixtures Contracting" PHONE 675 BE SAFE Insure With an Accredited Agency CALL SPICEB AGENCY PHONE MM tm COUOIIS Dm it COLDS TAU SAR'TOL Let Your Money EARN Money TO 1 CHARLES H.

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A clothing lies store where the wives can aop also offers vodka, Much nonsense has been written in the past about Red army occupation. For this the Russians themselves were perhaps in large measure to blame. They kept correspondents under close surveillance and did not permit them to move freely or talk openly with the German population. For four days during the Leipzig fair this blackout was lifted. We talked with whom we pleased and no one tried to propagandize us.

This must be said: I saw no sign of a "red terror" anywhere I went The Germans do not seem afraid of the Russians thoueh they respect them. They admit it is not safe to express an unfavorable opinion of Russian methods outside their homes. But they may listen to any radio station thcv please, they have no curfew, they seem reasonably conten! and th'Jr relations with the army troops are not unfriendly. Romians Are Serious. The Russian troops go about their business with a serious, purposeful air.

They seldom smile. Their altitude towards Americans varies. At the LPIJI Soviet soldiers repeatedly up to me to shake hands warmly. I saw one Russian enlisted man klne turns with an American captain at driving an electric car on the fairground speedway--and insisting on paying from the wad of bills clutched in hand I But another soldier pointed ns out to a German child and ssid "Look. Those are the v.jcfcad Americans who killed many poor Gem-ans." Russian officers are more reserved.

The Germans say they tell their troops that the Soviet Union new of warfare WEBB CITY V. F. W. POST HAS 30 NEW MEMBERS Webb City, June 15--Thirty overseas veterans have joined the Webb City Memorial post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Roy B. Thomas, commander, announced The number includes new members and transfers from other posts The lext meeting of the post will be held Wednesday night, June 26.

Soper Rites Monday. Columbus, June 15--Funeral services for John Ash Soper, 81 years old, uho died at 1:45 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the home of his daughter, Mrs Harold Hewitt, will be held at 2.30 o'clock Monday afternoon at the Ruhland funeral home. The Rev Carol Walker will officiate Burial will be in Columbus cemeterv Highlight White SUMMER HANDBAGS 98 You Feel Young Often a 4.08 and 7.90 Surviving addition to the nc, daughter are the widow; four sons, Glen, William. Earl and Samuel Soper, all of Columbus: two brothers, Thomas Soper of Medicine Lodge, and Samuel Soper of Florence. Kan a sister.

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