Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 26, 1929, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Textr.VOE KM I IT MKMKOHD MAIL TlNliCXE, MKHFORn, OliJWO.Y, TlU'HspAV, DKCEMHKK . l'JU!). 120000RPHANSI z!lUNAR' ROCKET riiinu rriPT nn Km lltfJMf nniorn rnn mm uuui M m w hi r ; iruioturuit inir CHRSTMAS DAY ,.- iFAR IN HFAVFNS ..... .. remolo section of . deserted a,mp") Shins" csnvi'n IH-vens from which t.iH 80 -foot steel i 0'PS OCOriflg tower pokes Its nose Into the' air has been guarded by two of his representatives who Hhih fur hav.- ( barred all curious from the reser vation. Isis Theatre Hit Friday nlk'hl. It huH bcin pi u-1 in a tense way and makes them ,iUUb ways in which the Hrlthh duced wlili tho sancilon and co-j actually llvo throutih u phase of evolved plans to eheck-mnto tho operation of the British Admiralty I the World War. j menace, and maki'H ui' of many scenes I The nlrture In u treatise on the! from official lirltlsh war pictures, awful destruction accomplished by I Springfield. Main. Street -wltt "tj Ships" Ik now boltiT shown I A xrlpplim production which holds , , Herman niumarlnes diirlnu the be- be made throuch street from nv. in the luls th litre, leaving after1 an audience all the way thnaich I u-lrml'i- of the war and the vn-l l.nltee to cast clly limits. Near East Relief Prepares Largest Dinner Each Child Given Warm Cloth ing Meal Required a Month in Preparation. LliNINAKA.V, (Soviet Armenia. Dec..,' 25. (AV-I Delayed) Within tho shadow of Mount Ararat, Ira- dilionul site of the landing; of I. M.- (i to 0:30 HclbcrlinK SliiKcrs ( I r.'inscnhtlncntal) MIC service. In KtlO, KIKJ, KOMO, KtiW, i KFI. 0:311 to 7 Stanislas Hem's l.llllu Kymphony NIIC aervico lo KCiO. 7 to 7:30 Victor ProKiiim i'i'rnncHontlnental) N'HC service lo K(iO. KIKJ, KO.MO, K(!W, KFI. 7:30 to X:3U Standard Symphony Hour NIIO servico to KCJO, KIKJ, KO.MO, (i(IK, KFI. S:30 to ffilfi The Pcpsndont Pro ! Twelve-Foot Pro'ectilc Will j Seek New Altitudes Ex periment Believed Fore- runner of Shot at Moon! By Professor. liy Henry Allnoil, Knili) AmoH 'll AndyNMC Hr- mitnl Wens Klaff Ciirri'siinnilwit. vlco to K(JO, KIKJ, KOMO, KCJW KKCA. Noah's in k, U'.ono hoinWcnH jiikI ' 8: -15 to it .Max Dolili run) IUh Vio imrentUsH Armenian boys un1 Kirl-i! Iln NIK? Kervico to KOO. who went nwuocl from HturviiMuii 9 t 9 Memory Laim NUC Her- and nmwmrrc by thv AmorU nn Vfre to KGO, KUW, KKCA ikhiv cant rrli(-r ora nidation, nai duwn today to a Kigali tl: Clirim nuiH roast -provided liy the Ameri can people. Tlic reaH!" did not con-stat of turkey, hut of Tatted calves, pump kin pic and cranberry wniro wore provide d hy the American nm scH, whii had been preparing for to day's event for a month. This Ik believed to have be n thf. iftrenni Kinclii f 'lirlutititiu itlntifr' given by Arti?rlrnn charity in any pai't of the world. Nothing like ll lnm ever been ween In Hoviet JtiiKMhi. After Or. JuHepli ileatrl) of Yale unlveiHliy, director of the near cant relief, i uiivryed ChriHi -uiaH greetingH to the children from the American people, the Ameri can ntiraoH and relief workent re Kented each child with an outfit of warm winter clothing, made by A in ulca n women nnd ghlH. After that, the 12,000 youngsters, the girl dressed in Immaculate white nnd the boyM in blue, formed them-, Helves on the field In front of : 0:10 to 10 Tho Ramblers NBC HPi'vice, to KOO, KKf A, KOA. 10 to n:30 Plantation KthoeH NUC service to K(iO, KKCA, KOA. 10:30 to II NIK' Oreeri Hnoni NMC HorvfcG lo KCiO, KFI, KKCA, KOA. 1 1 to 12 I-aunhner-llarrlH Hotel Francis lhinco OrcliPHlra NBC Hervke to COK, KOMO. CRASH 10 DEATH letters. saved us, SI'RINtil'IlCl.l). Mo.. Dec. ilC (X'l An airplane flylnK Instructor aiid his pupil crashed to their deatli near I'abool yesterday when their craft went Into n nose dive. Thev wei-e Kittn liiu-tel. .tr, ,,r .Mount AraiHt Into kIkiiiiIIc human SprlnKficld. n World war flier and leauimi: America, you . ,(,.,.. .,, f ii....,,,.,!.,. Krove, Mo. They wci-e headed In the direc tion of Mountain tirove after hav ing been refused permission to liiltc aloft passciiKerM on Chrlsliuas Day flluhtH by Mayor II. (;. Mc Klnney of t'aboot. McKlnney said he took the action as tho result of several complaints reaching him of (Jartel'H alleged Intuxicatcd con ililion. The ship gained but little alti tude, barely missing several houses and almost striking a man walking on a highway before crashing. PORTLAND. Ore., Dec. St. UP) Dental gold, valued at Jmion, was stolen by thieves during the night from two safes in tho Patterson Dental Supply company office, po lice were. Informed today by em ployos who discovered tho theft today. Kntrauco had been gained thru a fire escape wimlow, A. 11. Kless, manager said. The loot included dental plate, gold rope, cylinders, thimbles, wire solder gold and gold crowns. IIAIL-I'LANK si:itvui: iii:i;i; (Continued from Pag One,) can bonier and nay stufVihH. Lalur on, planes, are expccleil lo fly from Southern California to Modford, whore, the passengers will disem bark ami go by train lo Porlliind, nlr service on tlio sysliun bel:ig by day lad rail service, by nlulit. i SAX FflANCISCO, Cal., Dec. 26. (Spccinl) Coordlnaled alr-rall service rrom the Canadian boundary to the Mexican border, effective December waH iinnounccd yes terdiijr by thn aoulliorii Pacific com pnnyand tho T. A. T. Mudilux Air Lines,. The hookup of I i'ii I n anil plane triiii,iirtiitlnn hi this limn pro vhlrit imly Tor cnnslu isn kri vIco, hut In making Hie Imporiniit an nnunrement F. S. McOlnnls, vice president In charge of Haul hern Pacific system passenger trnfflc. snlil: Koiilliern Pacific Is trying out Jhls rail and nlr service be tween. (Jail Francisco nnd Agua Cnlinnto and other points on the Puclllc const for nn cxpeilineulnl perioa. looking to an cvcnliial rail ami air conihlnallon for Iransconll- nenlnl' travel, a mutter we have had under consideration for sumo WASTE PAPER CACHE i'OllTl.AM), Ore., Dec. :.(?) A human arm, believed to have been amputated at a hospital ami dlNcardcd, wan found In wioite paper received today at the Pa cific WiiMte Paper company here. Henry KwaiiMon, an employe, found the arm and notified uu thorlticH. .viTi:itsx aiokk hi:t.im:i (Continued from i'ogfl On tloiiM renialiiH to be een. Should any of the meniberH decide to run for the gubernatorial nomination thai Kiluatlon doubtless would have u hearing on the iiuehtlon. Hlnce Aot load htniKCu w.il be a candi date for the nominal lo:. Kozer Stiuuli Pat Sam A. K otter. Htate budget dt-re.-tur, i.s a Patterson appointee. Kozcr declines lo dlwuss potit les, Iml opinion here Is tiiat h reslg na'ion h now a remote posKlbillty, unhB Ku.er. too, should run for governor. Changes, at the Initiate of tho new governor, might be made, it is believed. In the ranks of tho flMi and game commissions, one of Norblad's major aetlvltb'H a member of the tato pentito wua let;isiiiiin . iH-rtalmng to uic lis AVKIt, .Mass.. Dec. (CP) The big brother of the flkyrockot with which you used to celebrat Kourth of July is poised hero for one of ihe most extraordinary flight In history. Homo time In the not fur dlstniu future, If all goes well, thlH Ji-foo'. steel projectile will rise with In . credible speed from a tower at Camp Devens on thn outskirts of ihls unlet IHlle town and nose Its way skyward, seeking the secrets of altitudes never reached by a man-made device. The rocket's noisy zoom Into space will mark the latest step in a series of unusual experiment: started 21) years ago by Dr. Itobert II. Oodilard, Clark university sci entist. Populi r fancy has drawn a seen-;-ingly indelible halo of romam . around Professor floddard's mck-'i during the years that he has busied himself with hi work in the rather prosaic atmosphere uf a laboratory. To IUMonl Air Data. Kven his insistent declarations that he ha.4 no lunar aspirations have fi.iled to destroy the general belief that he hopes eventually to send his .strange contraption to the moon. Those who toy most fervenUy wlih this fascinating theory like to think that there will be n man if sldclhe huge steel tube as It speeds over the 220,01)0 or more miles to Its fanciful destination. No on" a p p e a r h to have given much thought to the rather knotty prol lem of how the man would get back to cart h. once he had completed his Journey, Hut Professor fJoddard protests that the paramount object of his experimentation at present Is Ic obtain accurate data on meteoro logical conditions at various alt1 tudes. ills big rocket Ik' equipped with numerous devices for recording such Information devices whlo'.i uro Intended to return to eiirth with the aid f i' parachute attachment. Test IliM-kcl Noisy, Dr. Coddard has kept Hecret the exact method by which his pro jectile Is propelled. It Is under stood, however, that the general Idea Is for a series of timed explo sion. to speed the rorket nn its way, with n fresh blast expediting Its flight fts tho power afforded by the previous explosion begins t wa ne. At Auburn, near Worcester, rev era) months ago, Dr. Coddard shot a rocket .k vward. Tho scientist appeared well - pleased with t h otifcome of the test flight but th- attendant explosions alarmed resi dents of the countryside. It was suggested by the fearful that recording devices, carried by the rocket. In returning to earth, might smite a native. Dr. Codded argued that the object which 1" turned to the ground Invariably bunted only a short distance from the point from which the rocket had been loosed, Finally he com promised by transferring his ex perimental station (o Camp l' v ens. Mystery has surrounded the pr feasor's aetlvlllc het -eilMMts. 'I'll it To the Rescue lag Industry. One of tho members time, designed to bo of tho ureal- "' ! 'l"li commission Is John t est convenience in trnvlers be tween San Diego, San Finiiclsco, Oakland. Portland and Seatlle. "Tho air-rail combination will open a new era of rapid liansp ir tallon on the Pacific coast." Reduce Cost The' conihlnallon will rediicu the cost of air trnusinrlatlon approxi mately one-third. According lo Ihe announcement, the schedule will give the follnulhK comhlnallons for Juuriieys up i, ml down the coasl: 1. From San Francisco to l.os AiiKcles by ii Ir and return by train, or vice versa. ; From San Francisco lo l.os Angeles by train. Los An geles nnd Cnlleiilo ami relurn . by plane, l Angeles to Han Fruiirlsco by Iraln. U. San Francisco lo Agua Cullento and relurn lo I Am An geles by plane, I hence lo Hall I'rauclscu by train, i,y Lo Angeles lo Han Fran cisco by plane and to Portland nnd Hcnllle by iraln. Alameda ulrport will ho used by tho Maddux air lines In I bo Han Francisco liny tllslrlcl mid the (Irani! Central Air Tormlnnl will serve an thn I .on Angeles tlr deisil. Planes In the T. A. T. Maddux BcrvUro are Ford all-metal 10 place ntonoplanea with three moturs iln veloplug 11'75 horscHiwcr. The planes have a speed of 1.1(1 miles per liour. T. A. T. Maddux lines are covered Willi a comploto weath er reporting service and havo Ihclr own eunimunlcailon ayaiein. Kach plane carries two pilots and a alew. ard.; J. L. Maddux, president of Ihe Maddux Air Lines and vice-president of the Transcontinental Air Transport in charge of lis opera tions In the went, completed the alr rall hookup in negotiations with Vlct-Presldent Mctilnnls of the i pouljttoni Pnclflc company. t ciitcli of Portland, who Is a mem ber of the law firm of . Joseph, lliincy;- Vciilch. Joseph, w neii In the M-nnle, anil Norblad were Idtler enemies, often clashing on the flh fiucslinn. 'enli1, also, Is not of Nm Iliad's pollllcal rallh. linea l.uper. slate engineer. Carl Abranis. secretary of state board of control; A. A. Schramm, slate superintendent of banks: John II. Ciirkln. Carl Fisher and Charles V. Oallonny. the three members of the slael tax commission: and all the heads of slate Institutions, owe their appointments to tiie Joint vole of tiie governor, llio sec retary of slate and Ihe slate treas urer. Many Mill of Itcach I'ndei' the present line-up these ofllclals are out of reach of (ho governor It be should feel disposed to see tbeiii out of ofrice. The same Is true of Stale Forester F. A. KHlott, appointed by the stale board of forestry, of which Ihe governor H a member, anil state Veterinarian W. X. Lytic, appoint ed by the state llveslock sanllary hoard, of whlc;i tile governor also Is a member. Itoy A. Klein, stale highway engineer, one of the most lucrative of stale offices, holds his position by appointment of Ihe highway commission. tlovernor Norblad was not here today and Is not expected until the first of next week. Klvnnv stolen POKTLAND, Ore.. Dec. . (dl Mrs. J. ll, llntsun. resident of H Portland hotel, reported to police today, a thief entered her room nnd stole her divorce papers, three purses and several letters. HOOD KIVKK-Mr. and Mrs. M. I- Lmry celebrated their ml den wedding anniversary on Christmas day. All While Mm Saves dress and film goes on! HOLLYWOOD, CAL. -Alice White's ingenuity recently saved a temporary suspension of production on her new lilm and a loss oC thou sands of dollars an hour to First Na tional studios. In the midst of a ballroom scene, Miss White spilled punch down tho front of her chilTon dancing frock. Consternation reigned thou Alice White herself saved the day. Calling her maid, she instructed her to wash the dress in Lux. In 30 min utes the dress, dried quickly by electric funs, looked liko new I "Every girl knows how marvel ous her frocks look cleansed In Lux," Miss White said "and our own wardrobe department uses Lux rcmi larly. Testa prove clothes can bo kept gorgeously new looking over so much longer with Lux. Today's Inci dent merely illustrates dramatically the marvelous work Lux docs in double-quick time." SAVE TOMORROW OM SMART WINTER APPAREL Winter's First and Most. Important Fashion-Thrift Event D) J : III : "! w .1 J A Special Lot of Coats Coats formerly selling at $14.75 to $24.75 NOW $7.38 to $12.38 Every coat included in this group was an outstanding value at its original price. Now at HALF that price they are values that no thrifty matron or miss can. af ford to pass by. Every new style trend is represented. Every coat is fashion right. And you still have MONTHS to enjoy a new coat this winter. Come early and get your pick ot the lot. Four Other Value Groups to Choose From Values to $14.75 COATS ' "v Now $7-38 Coats of a smartness and quality of fabric that will amaze you at this low price. Sturdy chinchillas, warm toned tweeds, and novelty mixtures. Values to $19.75 COATS Now $Q.88 Fur trimmed dress coats, swagger roadster coats, smart sports coats. Coats of the moment for the mod ern person who appreciates real value. . " ., Values to $24.75 COATS Now $12-38 Advanced! Here are Fash ion's popular trends in beautiful fabrics ... silky piled fabrics, sleek broad cloth and beaver-like fur .doth. COME EARLY QUANTITIES LIMITED CM0ILIID COMB'S Ummm MATS REDUCED 25 Coats oriqinalhi selling s from $'l9H id $11.75 Now $2.25 to $11.00 Coats that will delight the most fastidious little women. Warm wool velours, chin, chillas and novelty weaves. Many have fur collars. Price Hats formerly selling at $1.98 to $3.98 Now 98c to $1.98 Soleils, Velvets, Satins, drooping brims and off-the-face brims, just the hat you have in mind is here. Every hat in tl. j group is as new and smart as you will find in other reliable shops at more than twice their price! When you see them you'll want two. Values to $39.75 COATS $ Now 24-85 Winter's smartest creations. Of particular interest to women whose taste demands the smartest, yet who mutt carefully consider price. Beautiful fabrics, collars of flattering furs. . EARLY CHOICE ,IS ADVISABLE For the Children Hals formerly sold Now 65c to $1.29 Unusually ' clever little hats for smart little misses in school. A variety of models, atl very serviceable. Dresses formerly selling at $5.95 to $ 1 4.75 Now $2.98 to $738 Thrifty, style-wise women will flock to this event. And what values they will find! Every dress in this group was actually made to sell at twice the present price. Silk crepes and wool jerseys for the .young miss in school, the more sophisticated frocks that arc favored for after noon and evening wear. Alluring feminine lines, many styles trimmed with boleros, jabots and touches of frilly lace. Smart spoils dresses. Choice of such popular ma terials as satins, crepes, georgettes, novelty prints. : The Sale of the Season mmsssm xsr ward &C& 117 Central Ave. Phone 286 Medford, Ore.