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dford Mail Thbune ME Second Section Six Paget 5econd Section Six Page No. 80. MEDFORD, OKTOOX, THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 193ft 1 TiAr I ITT MtNtl L nrT rnn .1 i'l I LI U Win iii i rn 1MJ IILLLI . .;ier, received, it was said, before the uctual rindinns of Smvloy's body. tiimmmcliiK the killiiiK and (olliiiK whore the body would be The lilller wanied in IiIh Intii'rit! night in Collect- I'oinl, Qnncns, and ! I'.IUI nnli,.Ai..nn l.l....l...t...i -i:.. i 'f'" iiv iii-ii UKillrieKJU llltj tun- i ...... ,.. f,. u:. i .: iitv.i mi a ovHiiii mi nun, uui miihu they still scoured the vicinity early wmty unomer iciier, purporting to come trout the same source, reach ed tlie newspaper. Named Spot It w-ilil Ihn Lillinrr hurl 1..m ilhiin but along the I tost on post road in the Itronx, across Ijhik Island Sound i' in in the llorough of Queens. "Where Is X8W7 Me is already dead. He is on the Huston post old num. and you've got me." This note caused Police tout- search to the lironx, where an all- mornuiK hunt had tailed today iu reveal u corpse or any sign of u killing. 4 J nnv pnmhnrl fnr I roil(l- HiH name is Um' uen- Eiern DIU"A wvmw- mvnt pM tno woman ... ... ,wl Slayer of Two warning Boasts of Third Murder Hundreds of Police in Search for Body. ,VEV YORK, June 19. (flV-Suv-1 hundred policemen searched bi"vays of the Boston post road evidence of .third mur- jhv tne nuuuuu ui ----- J,, to the EaHtern Bronx, after .11 in Qtinnns. when "newspaper received a warning In ie mails purporting to come from 2 slayer himself, boasting that le had committed another murder, mine his victim as "Harry Itri 5ch" and telling where the body would be found. When Joseph Mozynskl. Queens Mcateasen proprietor, was slain aek ago lasi nisut m parked beside a secluded road. his aeatlt was regm .... ..... o) a holdup man or a jealous en- W. . ... Girl unnarmea n... Mini Snwlev. vounK ra dio salesman, wbb killed In a siinl- Hr manner Monuay nigm, then the killer escorted tne p..i who was with him to a transporta tion lino which would tako her to her home Just as he had taken to i jubway station the young woman In the car with Mozynskl and when a note mentioning the Moz ynskl murder was found In the car beside Sowley's body, police agreed that both killings were the work ot the imine man, apparently a ma uiac. This conclusion was supported bv a letter to a New York news WEEKLY EDITORS AWARDED i I (.pnrrfp O'krlpn at FVY Rialrn 1 Al' r.. i'M GAINS P0PULARF1NDS FARMING Kill Ur1i UnLUIILUU 1 1 u im 1 1 n 1 1 r r uniiunui i HOLD ON FLIERS HOI IN CHINA; . i ASSOCIATION MILWAUKEE, Wis., June 18 (fl) A Mississippi weekly newspa per, whose publisher entered jour nalism only six years ago, was awarded today the trophy for greatest community service, the highest honor bestowed by the Na tional Editorial nssociauon. AtiU44tl iht, ""-& (icunso O'Brien anil llelon t'lin nillci- lu n stvno. from "UollBh Ho- ueorgo u linen uii ih-h-h vii.iui-i . ... . nmiKf," now nmv iiliiylng lit the Kim Ulitllo theater. EDKN rRKCINCT. Ore.. June 13 (Si)ociul.) Old members of MeCInmli Enterprise, edited I the l'boenix cemetery hoard culled Th bv J. O. Emmerich, whs credited with having "not only the out standing record for the hist year, hut probably would stand first among nil weekly newspapers which have competed for this honor In former years." Other first awards, announced at the annual convention wero liest weekly newspaper Green wich, (Conn.) Press; newspaper production contest HrooKlns, i. IX) KcKisler: best editorial page nioomfield, (N. J.) Independent IMess; best front page Storm i ..1,1, i,,wiil I'llot-Tribunc; ad vertising promotion t Carapolls (l'a.) Heeord a meeting Monday to put into workinir order a new orKanrmuuii of the hoard. Porter J. Neff of Mcdfonl had drawn up me mra- ,.... ,,,,,,,, in- will turn out and show an Interest in the work of beautifying this, one of the most beautiful spots in tne viuiuy iu cemetery. sur.nESSFUL WINTER IN PHOENIX SCHUUL EDEN PRECINCT, Ore., June 111. (Special.) Phoenix school .1.. n XtnnrlllV stlOWOd EOOd llieumiK w - rn.,w fne the nast year, wltn au hniiap thiin last year. H u- irt-iimn wns elected director sary legal uocui....u. ... ...- . ..... - , ,, fhl. nresent to direct the proceoure. a vote m i-i- - - The new trustees are Bert llenrn district with tne sorv.ueo . . , it,i.n.i.i u,i i. minui uMH carried. enairman, ,,,,' I ,...: T m,,in classes, those lArk of Mrs. Fish and Mr. Sloan, won Th hnnrrl nurchased the ground and tbo old church build .i.n,,in ihe cemetery. '1'lie building will most likely be wrecked and tne ucuumui ' added to tbo cemetery. Th. now ilhee.tors will cull a mentlng s.ion n nd it is hoped the ..... In th. memoi-v contest, There are eight teachers In the frt.,,. in ihe hieh school and possibly another ono will be hired Carlton.. Flower show recent'y held ben i IA)S ANOELES OT Only a plane In tho past among the end less list ot aircraft, the low wing monoplane this year Is making Its bid for a front rank In American aviation. l-l,l. I. nnn Rensnttomil lllKUl hus been made this year, and sevo- l others nro nearing i" h'; for a takeoff. Another has ended in disaster. ... ..- imi'ileiihirlv In Cer- many. tbo low wing has been a moro common iiB"to . 01 mo It remained, however, for Col. Charles A. Lindbergh to start tbo low wing on its bid for famo In Amei-icu.. ... an wtn hie wire on April i iiniied States in a low wing monoplano In 14 hours and 23 minutes, miiKum and tho fastest transcontinental trip on record. . Three simitar snips InR their final touches hero lor transoceanic lligius- n rlnsh neross tne plane, ouui i --- - Pacific, was destroyed in tests and tho pilot killed. ' Carl sauier, noau . . pany which built me ship, believes the low wing is at tho beginning of a colorful his-ton'- .. ...j ,... Embodied In mo n tt...nn mnnrrnm nil- Wing, ne seen i,.. provements visiniiuy. c.........i -- heavier louds and slower landing speeds. , . "Wo cn land a low wing 10 to 12 miles an hour Blower than a high wing," he saio. Safety is another factor. In crashing with a high wing, the Impact is first wun u """ -...i ii.n iho fuselage. With a low wing, tho union's strikes first, then tho wing and .: ih ,f.nB" meioal dlsad- i, nrlnir. It IS not vantage w - , as fast as a high wing. That ... wo.-nf tho angle at which the wings are set." lly .Morris .1. Harris (Associated Press Correspondent.) 1 1 Alt HI X, Manchuria. OT De prived ot their homo plots by the Soviet's collective farm movement. i......i,.n,iu ,.r ihn well-to.do typo of Uusslnn peasants, better known as kulaks." are tinning nu" mi"- ern Manchuria. They must escape lieu aihij guards on the Siberian side of tbo holder, but report that Iho mnjor Itv who try. mo successful. Tho Chlneso nro dcllghtod at the prospect of having vacant lands in northern Manchuria inn uuo u, An..ni.i hM,lM nml are encouraging this class of Immigration. Large tracts are being set aside for tho i.....ui..nu nnmn fli-o being fur nished with farm Implements at low loan ratos. The kulaks lost their lanus wiieu they refused to turn them over to tho collective farms fostered by the Moscow government. They ,iiv wni-e. driven iroin their homes and sent to sections of Siberia, the policy being to get them as far away as iiossn.io ... order to stifle their urotpatH and at the same time bring uncultivat ed soviet lands Into pronucnou. Virtually all of them who havo ........i Ainneliiit'ln have declared tt.mtiunlveR fed 111) with soviet Simple Tonic Applied Your self About Twice a Week Prevents Itchinfj. Dan druff and Falling Hair f;RAY HAIRS VANISHED ALMOST LIKE MAGIC imiiiu mi ,.:a f mine with the U. S Shipping Hoard was getting bo gray it worried him. His hair was ? ... .... i Ihin. too. tailing OUI mm r..... hut today he hasn't h,,r and looks splendid and I II tell you i i Ii ' .rlnrefl John W. Ilaynrs, a U. S. Seaman, Unit 23, .. iw. .an! twi and IX" e nan, J . got a couple bottles of Lea s Hair 'Ionic which the women use so much for gray hair and scalp trou M.. I wanted it because of fall ing hair, dandruff and itching .i.n Mv frionft wanted to ncai( w.iii " , . put those gray hairs back to their oldtime color, ne u h" I .... 1 1 .i .r. an doff. reciions miu i"""" ' , gone good-we sent for more and . .. i ,A-., aa l amft he- Still more nnu fore, my friend is no longer gray or losing his hair and in my case all dandruff has vanished and I'm relieved of the awiui ncning. i"j hair stopped lainng ui thickened up and looks full of life and color, so we both keep a bot tle on nana ior uw v- - and, believe me, everyone with gray hair or scalp trouble should try ltib nair iunn. Thousands ol proroineni im-n and women, despising the awful effect of dyea and such stuff, yet turning gray or bald, have found i,ca a nair ionic ju. t thing. It enhances the beauty of the hair a hundred per cent. Not even experts acicci u use many use it year after year with results always the same. Anyone may prove it easily ay ii"7'". to a hidden spot couple weeks and watch results. If reader wishes to try inis harmless, modern scalp treatment on satisfaction guarantee or money . , ... l - U..lll al Jriiff naCK, JUBl nuy wji'k - store or send dollar bill or stamps ... 11 . I Mil . to ivCa ionic vo, picm.-i, for a regular bottle, prepaid to your door. You can wait and pay the postman if neaireo ui w extra C. O. D. charges). Money back without quibble or question if it fails to delight yon. Doing hard workers and capable UTfHC0C-K SEEKING ..,1,, themselves hv farm ing, they constltuto an entirely dlf- I ferent clnss from tno -wnue nu.- " .hn nnured Into Manchuria after the RusBlnn rovolutlon. Meanwhile tho remnants oi thoso "white Itusslnns" are finding conditions hereabouts unsatlsfac- . Xlnarnw'. trlUllintl no untiim-H. ninv lire iukiuk . - . ' ...V, Inumn U KhfinClini. (hi.inUn f t -.pnnliio niinoi'H. P"m" " SEN. NORRIS' PLACE OMAHA, June 19. OT Former I'nlted States Senntor Ollhort M. Hitchcock, chairman ot the for eign relations committee In Wil son administration during the world war, today announced his candidacy for the Nebraska sen nte scat now held by Ooorgo W. v. 1 i-iu,.henek In ii Democrat, 1 MMS . ' rTlTeeord. meeting soon and it Ishoned tliecq -. ,. for your holiday trip and Sumnir driving . We'll thoroughly SHADY ONE .SllaJDY COVE, OlC.-Juno 19- (Special.) Jack' Zlninioriy, woo was In tho Snored Heart hospital was brought homo nisi ' much Improved and has .gone iu Crescent City to lurtnor rewii health. . Mrs. Jano Zlmmoriy is vi.l... her daughter,' Mlnnio Trail. Mrs. Zlmmoriy bus been ... ..1..1. i.ni lu knina better. joo llaskliis has moved back to , . .., ....i.i l.lu v.titmllii; i hls rancn, iiuvni liuiiHO, tho Nyo iiparu"""1" " ""- lorn. . ,; .,,, Mr. Hlpploy s pcopio wno - . i.n titiHklns ranch, have .t ,.. fulirnrnliL. Iliuvuu i.u . Mr. and Mrs. umar uuiwu ' Santa Cruz, Oil., havo been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Boom over i"" ir. ihiH morn nit lor i it" n..iii onlnir bv way ot Crater . ... lVI..,ittll lulls. . - LHKU nil" " . ...... u I, nnfl Mr. unu airs. .........'. ..i..i,.i AMhliind Tuesday UUIIUM vini.w.. . .i ..i M.ir,u-il on their IllHl MlOl-n . ,. n,l visited Miss Cccllo (Onirics nrexler who bus been nuito III for some limo is iiuinu. Ing nicely. Theatrical CIantlngCram Full Pound Jar with Cream Removing Tissues. 1.00 an. : G9c : Whltk Breomt 25c Take adrsntage of this bargaio. A SOc value. 50c Almond Benzoin Lotion 23c 55cLmon lotion .-19c $1.00 Tro-Iiir Body Powder Fragrant and delight ful. A real Ward bargainl 49c COMBINATION BOTTLE AND SYRINGE Marcatlo Curling Huld 69c Coty Porfumo nff.Powdor A regular l.6S l-ua.- A big bargain ' at edy " X-Baxln Craam 39c Ctam Hair Reasem. VcrrBBaquaKtyl 99c Full Oversize Sf ..$6.35 Sox..$5.55 We'll thoroughly inspect your treads, check your wheel aliRnmcnl and.properly inflate your ..Kiin-ntinn Also, if desired, we will . Blve you an estimate on putting your Urea in first-class shape for a sum- LOW PRlCESr"Lictimc Guaranteed innba irnction and endurance to many tires selling for dollars !WM MORE tires-enjoys lowest costs Yalues, You 8et the benefit here plus real service. Your Wheel Prices - Tubes Also Low Priced Full Oversize Baloons " oftvA 75-19 $7.55 4V a HOWARD DISTRICT. Ore., .luno t!L (Special) Dr. Sweeney ii i ... ihn homo ol Mrs u Mnndav. Mrs. ...'.' , iii with asthma mump i Mr. and Mrs. J. tJ- enjoying a visit with their grand . . ...i iu i,n.n from Alas ilaugllier. wiif " . I, reliitlVCB UUd KK VISlliUM ...... irienun. . Mr. Hchulky and wife, who have . ......io. .,nn of Mr. Oarrl- ueru uii.uij.. in iiiiwinil l'ark loit "" - .. .,,., ...,n.,nntnnen. lire.. iu " tlmn Willi Mrs. ouiium, - I I naarirmt I II Usl I I . Arm and 111 CVaarrtlng 50J I With cteam remor I ingTissuea. I szm Here's one of our outstanding bargains! So prona quality . . . lovely ptl , gan, Mac or rase. Full 2-quart ain. $1.00 Listenne ...... 63c 50c Pepsodent 28c 25c Colgate's ....... -17c 25c Listerine T. Paste .... 15c $1.00 Lucky Tiger 63 C 10c Lifebuoy J 19c 25c' Woodbury's 50o Hind's Wlldroot Hair Tonic rSn i oj.-y. S Wlldraot Shampoo 29c lluinliidi of women eaaoraa its vahai. Ragular JOe anas. . , for for a o n Save on all sizes! 29x5.00-19 31x5.25-21 $7.J8 $9.75 Big Oversize Cords 30x3 4'9? oiv4 - $8.6j 32x4y2 $13.10 $34.10 m M y m:. OO v A i n i v 1 1 r i ii rf m jjwu lu pijr Virata . RnPPflWAV COrdS 30x3, ...... $4.2?) 29x4.40 $4.79 rnPT) nnrl CHEVROLET Specials imi-ontH- before leaving for the iint. where iney eiv ..i. a II tl.llu 111 flllltfl III Wit" aiiii .i n bin home on tn: w..Hii tine n n urnwiiv. i" ., ...... . ,,iAri TnoKilfiV nven- tnrr TiV. HWftCIICy , IB WViv . . Mr nml Mm. J. I. W"on I . .... uriiffnil unit r-lare Jo- iwip i.niin. , from Cainurliuo. ' Ed Lorton and son, Hlllle. i..knnvllle. were pleasinil callers at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Uovancy Tiiesony .- noon Mi Malba PowdM and Croana trvg Craatn 69c Think of the aaringl Famoui quality, f M seph Mrs. of SPECIAL OFFER on "NEW GOODYEARS i ALL AROUND DOUBLE EAGLES NEW HEAVY DUTCOR STANDARD ALL-WEATHER GUARANTEED TIRE REPAIRING - ESTIMATES FREE Medford Service Station "Your Tire Shop" Main and N. Riverside Phone H Marlorlc Smith left last. i. n.klnn.1. Cal., to Vlfllt with friends during the summer vacation. . .--i M ii-n.wi. nccompa- r. miu ,i in. . nled by their granddaughter Vid frnm Medford, mo- .ui.inn,t Tnesdav and! inreu iu , ,,u. spent tho day plcnlclng In I-lthla Park. . mvnv.nn. V H. 'D Nelson 1. nao fllumnUn A. ItOCKWinilci , tf m I . . . . v. i. . mnmher Of Phi or uarimuuiM, ,n DeU Kappa, as was nu. Brown. ni.i. nnon for iradlng it miles of rp.ndleton-John Day highway Ing. Umatilla; and Orant counties. Strona Rubbar Glovai 19c Protect your hands (or health and beau ty. 50c value. Bott Lilac Vagatal 21c A iptendid aitrin Honey Almond riQ. Orealll sv $1.15 0thine sSr 79c $1.00 Pond's "J. 79c $1.00 Kissproof $U 59c 50c Surgical Gauze 35c 35c Djer Kiss Talc 16c 25c Johnson's . - 16c 50c Cold . Cream 2 1 C 10c Powder Puffs 2 for 15C 60c Watkins Shampoo 36c 50c Prophylactic .: 39c 60c Odorono 34 C 50c Williams Shav. Cr 32c 50c Gillette Blades 29 C 60c Milk of Magnesia 33c 45c Kotex 28 C 75c Hosp. Cotton ft"' 44c 7 Sanitary Nap kins and Apron 79c ) napkins and an ran. A regular . ftath and Shampoo Spray 59c So tefreahing the ytm round. A (LOO Tako.. Bay Rum Lotion 19c A ragulaf JVii. n. km-and Sum ntwgBrHBKa.iBaaiaiaaaaaaaaaaaHaaaanai . Phone 286 Medford, Oregon