Medford mail tribune., December 05, 1930, Page 1, Image 1

The Weather
Temperature
Highest yesterday HI
Inmost this morning 32
Precipitation
''To T p. tn. yesterday 03
To 5 ii. in. today 00
Forecast: Tonight and Saturday
mill. Moderate temperature.
Twenty-Fifth Year
FOURTEEN PAGES
MEDFORD, OliKAlOX, FIJI DAY. DKCKM 15KW .'. 1!KU)
Xo. 2f
Medford Mail Treble
1
Today
By Arthur Brisbane
Mo0ncy0and Guns.
A Rockefeller Million.
To Boycott Italy.
Pushing a Biscr BUI.
fM'flht King Features H4U-. Inn
o Two things rc powerful in
tlii.-Onuuiitry, money and ku wed
off shotguns and other para
phernalia of thcgani;.ster.
Mr. Thaw escaped easily
from the Mattoavftin Hospital
for the Criminal Insane some
time ago. lie had money.
Yesterday from the same hos
pital escaped six supposed ma
niacs, some of them convicted
Murderers, 'jflirce gunmen Re
leased them, defying the state,
tverpowcring the guards.
John D. Rockefeller, Sr., and
John 1). Kockcfellcr0 Jr., each
give $500,000 to help the unem
ployment problem, in New
York, where they Jive. .
A generous gift, i is nothing
to the hundreds of millions that
the Rockefellers give to fight
disease, and encourage educa
tion and science all over the
world.
Including the Rockefeller
000,000, rich New York has
raised in all a little over $1,
000,00. , If there are, as Mr. Green of
the American Federation of La
bor says, 4,800,000 out of work,
then $4,000,000 won't go far.
This county gave ten thousand
Bullions to foreign nations,
fighting.
i . -: -. -
War is exciting. Poverty and
.misery are not exciting or in
teresting. '.
No wonder the communist
perched on his soapobox says:
"I can ul tract more attention!
by throwing a stone through a
Fifth avenue window than you
mould by starving to death."
It is suggested that Mussolini
may be compelled to take the
advice of the big three con
cerning Italy's navy, etc., by
cutting off her credit. The big
three, as you know, are France.
Cfreat Hritiiiti and the Tinted
States.
If they dirrauge, as suggest
ed, to refuse all loans to Italy,
Mussolini might find it difficult
to survive.
On the nlhrr hand, something
might happen that would hurt
the feelings of the big three
considerably num. .Hum Musso
lini's Italy has ever hurt them.
With .lussoliiii down, cha s,
followed by anarchy and dis
agreeable consequences, might
develop.
The big three should know
(Continued on Pag Six)
Ah' Martin
I
No iiuiiter what a Mort- lialn t
gitl vr vvr lie lh i'lrk l-
tun says, "Wi'ip got some tiiiiiln .
In." .soma ialnle-. hums lie man
uer o' glttln' hibsnd'. out o'fhf
-ay Is one o' the urgeni neeiN '
tin tiotir.
58 PERISH
IN BELGIAN
DEATH- FOG
I
Mysterious Poison Mixed
With Ulist Jn Country
Atout Liege Farmers
House Stock in Homes to
Eicape Death Outside.
mussi.i.s, in-c. 5. (Pi
I-'fely-cigll iiicii liuvo died hi
vsttigcs scattered along tho
ftcft.so valley jti Belgium from
Koitu strasgu iimlatty that
sccspk to sivo .stricken them
froi out or the bnrt of a
csc fgr 1 wkich tMo flslrict
llus bee, svroutfe for llo
aju.st three (lays.
BRUSSELS, Belgium. Dec. &.
(P) Forty-eight persons lire dead
in the vionity oC Kngis, near
Liege, apparently poisoned by u
mysterious gas mixed with u fog
which swept over the region last
night and today.
Cattle have also born affected
by this strange malady of the
mist and many of lliem have died.
Today frightened and bewildered
farmers drove as many as possible
of their cows and horses into
warm, dry kitchens to shield them
from the death outside.
One theory of the mysterious
malady is that it has resulted
from leak of poison gas from
some unknown sourco wloch mixed
with the fog in tho Meusc valley
and drifted slowly down tllo air
currents.
Members of tho public health
cummittee at Brussels. Immedi
ately upon hearing tile report of
the deaths, proceeded to Kiigls for
un investigation.
Most of the deaths were at Kn
gis. where 14 persons succumbed
In the l.icgc district Itself, eight
nro dead at Klamalle Huute. four
ut Flamellc Grande, five nt voy
Unmet, ten at Jemcppe-Su-Mcusc
and seven at Otheo.
CIDER SEEKERS
CAUSE LOSS OF
7
Rogue Cannery Gives Up
Vinegar Making in Face
of Annual Raids By Hard
Cider Addicts.
rnkniiwn vandals broke Into the
Koguc River v'aliey fanning com
pany plant on South Kallrod live.,
lale J'uesilay night and by malici
ous carelessness caused the loss of
7 ll (10 gallons of vinegar valued at
f I lion, by leaving the lap to the
vii I open, causing the vinegar to
run off into a sewer.
The culprits were seeking apple
cider ami as tlfe vinegar hud nut
started to "mother,'1 it was In
prime condition.
Manager It. U. lioutrlli) of the
canning company said that as a
result of the vandalism the same
thing occurred last year no fur
ther efforts would be made by the
concern to make vinegar. Jlo said
this year he had placed safeguards
around the vinegar vat to thwart
the marauders, hut they hail come
arnii-il with monkey-wrenches mid
undid all his work. In a spirit of
inlschievousncss.
Qualm Old CuMlilii
ll lias been a quaint local cus
tom for years In raid the vat and
five years ago a youth nearly
drowned when he fell from the
roof into the vat. to be rescued by
his pale) after a good ducking.
There arc no clues in the latest
depredation, and the authorities
are baffled. A watchman 111 the
neighborhood ehcard some one !
(be plant early Wednesday morn
lej but from the sounds thought
'plumbers were at work, and made
to, investigation.
(Coat
ban Padk 8, 8y 1)
000 GALLONS
W&Cch Dog Watches as
Thieves Loot Residence
PITTSHritGH. Dec. 5. (VP,
When nelgbliors expressed anxiety
over t Way ,n,'r community had
I lteen overr'in by robbers lately.
Patrolman Herman dinger Juwt
luoirtird snd ald he'd be doa-coned
,f Itnvimdv would rob his house.
j jp announced he'd bought a police
l dg.
Kor days it was a common sight
to see the garbage collectors dash
inn madly out of the Helinger back
yard, or to see the ice man strug-
O
Pretty Portland
Maidens Managed
Moonshine Still
PORTLAND, Ore.. Dee. 6
(Pi n elaborate liquor still
r whlcTi occupied tho entire
4 second floor of a house and
which, police say, wua tended f
4 by two pretty girls, was in the 4
4 hands of federal authorities 40
4 today. The girls said they 4
4- were Ethel Miller, i!3, and
4 Myrtlo Ayreson, 20. They
4 wero held In city jail without 4
4- bull.
4 The plant consisted of two 4
4 150-gullon stills and other 4
4 equipment, und 30') five-gal- 4
4 Ion tins of prorcs'd and 4
4 unprocessed alcohol.
Mrs. Bowles in HappyMoodj
On Morning of Death in!
Rival's Apartment Shown)
By State at Coroner's In
quest View Body.
PORTLAND, Ore., Doc. 0. (T)
Threo- woinon and three men .to
day sought to determine whether
Mrs. LVono Bowles, 33, stabbed
herself to death or met death at
the hands of her husband, Nelson
C. Bowles, or his former secretary,
Irma Loucks Paris. S8. Both are
charged with murder, i
Tlie coroner's Inquest was con
cluded uhruptly in Its third day
when District Attorney Stanley
Myers made the surprise an-1 terdam rerts tent while ro4iits
nounccment thai ho would not call arlp heavy, tho triXo tW.no aiM
Mrs. 11. W. Howard, his key wit- throgho Uo contltit wua ahJ
ness, who, ho said, Is physically, sorblng offorlnHB tied ilnlailg
unable to appear at this time. p, ic(,a to a reeiurkablo egroo.
Tho slato endeavored through-I The demand from Kuroeo Uis
out tho Inquest to shatter tho season has ket mrireeaKly lnPe
argument of suicide Ret up by dc- i on UCeout of to riictleal fiillerc
felisn counsel for Bowjes and Mrs. 1 (lf their home crop of fruit. Mur
I'uiiM. Witness after witness took Ket experts akroad claim tkat
the stand to testify to Mrs. Bowies' j practically 0cverythin s h I p e d
relatively happy frame of mind up j from ,, unite wtes tkei iioum
to Hie time she died. lnH ct with n goiM 4.
Claim Sulcliio Uml Qnn s f(M. pifio
A knlfo wounif In her heart supplies u offcriwui of Ikese.
caused her death In tho apartment
of Mrs. Purls, who, with Bowles,
wua present when the woman died.
They declare she stahhed hernclf
wften she learned of their Intimate
relationship.
The coroner's Jury of six asked
to view the hody of tho young
society matron again before retir
ing for its deliberation-!. The
spokesman for tho Jury said Its
members were "particularly inter
ested in small bruiscj on Mrs.
Bowies' forearms.
During a short recess Stanley
Myers, district attorney, hurried to
the homo of Mrs. Howard, plan woman o l to be tho main wll
ning to bring her to the courtroom ness for tta? stale in the trial of
that she might give her testimony, i Don Nacker, chmged with first
Mrs. Howard was attacked Tues-b-grco murder, which opens at
day night by two unidentified men j Klamath Kails next Monday, was
who, police say, threatened her questioned by Klamath county
with death if she testified. Myers ; authorities here yesterday. Miss
id Mrs. Howurd's condition yas
such she could not appear today,
lie said her testimony wan of "ex
treme importance."
Preliminary hearing on the mur
der -h rges, set for today,
postponed until Dec. 'J.
was
raii mmm
IW II L. Wt I I WW M-W ll 1
, DKNVKlt, Doc. fi. i) The de
fense In the trial of Pearl
ItKND, Ore.. Dec. C 'i Offl- ( o'Loughlin for murder scored a
eial of the. Great Northern mil-; major legal victory today when
road are expected here early next j judge Henley A. Calvert ruled
week on their wh to Klamath that no admissions or confeasioiiH
Kails wlgrc they will Inspect the ,. O Loughttn might have made
proposed route of the north line : (, police officers would be admit-
or thn Klaiat Pulls-Mahn con-
truetion, a 36-mlfc' project. Ralph
Budd, pretext f tho line. Is ex
fceetrd to fecrcrl the party.
OKomorx pralent here nay an
nuunrriWt of new cuHtruetton in
Pehut county may be made
that time.
gllug out the door with the dog
'hanging to his IroCVera. Kven
! Officer Kclinger hud troutile con-
vln.lng III. do, he had a right on
in. preiuineB.
i
t
But the dog Is tied up In the
cellar today snd anybody can have
him cheap.
Hellnger returned home
for
lunch yeiterday. The family was
j away. He found his watch dog , of no vhIu- to communism was x
: tied up in the kitchen and the pressed today by William SC. Kos
i family gems and some money J ter. before tho houne communist
stolen. , committee.
"LAME DUCK" CONGRESS UNDER WAY
fai fid
j . ,. i . ..... 4 , :
W
When SeaUer Nich.lm Longtworth (thown abov) rPPd hl gavel
M "lame " seetf.n of congreti w nder way. It it the ihorl
will of the 71at coegreu. .
Mm Wfflltf RF FYFf
111 lUkiaiKaiBO' I I mrif'iam III OMb IU tm t
PORTLAND.
Journal today
Dec.
G.(fl) Tho
say h
continental
markets of Kurope are this year
absorbing a greater volimo of
American apples thn ever before
and arc paylns fajjiy good price.
Bulk of the movement abroae in
from tho Pacific orthweMl. Rot-
w,n0 ),wvy, iro rily ,iol
Into conwuunjitlon.
him an
SAL KM, Ore.. Dec, ti. (')
Miss Doris Vacnn, Salem youna
Paeon w;ts with Fred Dunbar of
Klamath Pa I In when Dunbar was
shot and killed at Crescent Ijilte
several months ago and was (lie
only cyc-wftnosH of the crlnin. She
Ik employed here in a photographic
'Htutlio.
i it'
1-1 V
ted as evidence
mmi GRAIN RATE
revision west area
WASHINGTON, Dec. 5. -!')
The effoetlvn date of revlHed rates
on grain and grain products within
I he western district and for export
wero formally postponed today by
the interstate) commerce conimis-
Bin until At.ril I lU'M tlnr I he
'carriers had contended an i;arlivV
j date would b linposstlde.
j 1 -
; MARRIAGE IN CHURCH
SPOILS A COMMUNIST,
WAHHINOTON, Dec, .
Itellef that any man "who would
get married n church" would be
xsoci.r.d Pr.M Phot.
Indications that General Georgo
II. Wood limy bo sent to tho Pa
clfle coast before Christmas to
Iiiapect sites for the proposed sol-
dlers' home on thn west count,
were seen in promises yesterday
froia General Mines to expedite
(umlnation of various sites. .
nnc:il Htnes, adnilnlstiator of
i.ff..ir. rtit with Knnatnr
VU)rnri' affairs, met with Senator
KVlwer of Oregon.
General Wood, accompanied by
a techica engineer will examine
Miles at Hoseburg, St. Helen. and
Kainicr in Oregon and nt Vancou
ver, I'ump Lewis and Walla Walla
in Washington.
1
I'tlKT (HtCIIAItD. Wasll..oDec.
5. () Although she twice signed
confeseions she shot and killed her
hiiMbaei!. (I. 1 t'lirlstensen, and
.lohii Dawdit-Hchl last August. Mrs.
Julia Ann Clii'lsjj'iisen, .1", expec
tant niol her, was free of first de
gree murder charges here today.
tio was acquitted by a Jury of
fteir women and eight men after
only two hours deliberation. The
shootings occurred near poulsbo
In 41 root houso at the t'lirlstensen
home. The two men were purine
In an alleged Illicit liquor business...
POltTLAND. Ore., Dec. ii M')'
Klre hiht night caunod $100, oeo
namago ami uepi nreinrn ininy ir
two bourn before It was subdued.
I En run's Shoe store at V Morrison
street, between Second and Third
streets, suffered a loss of $riO.0d0
to Htock and $n.'io to the interior
of its store. Gevurlx Kurnltiire
company lost about $1! fl, ono, when
the fttimcH renched their safe's
rooms.
The blaze brol out In the base
ment of Baron's store and hud
smouldered for sometime beforo
being discovered.
KLAMATH KALI.H. Dee. .1. l'
.Mult for t.'iOU.LLuO damages whs
filed In elreiilt eourl I.Vro today
against the California tjregnn I'u
er company and others by the wid
ow end heirs of Prank II. Me
t'ormack. owners f III,",., artes on
I'pper Klamath lake
eHll.es of action.
naming two
I'lulntlffs wk M2.J.".ii
the
firm cu.,. .negi..K
defendant
pumped silt and mud 'tp to the
riparian shore, damaging property,
breeding inofqiiltoesrYand ruining
' Irritation. The second fount In
the complain, anking $'27,000, a I
leges defendant changed tho level
of the lake wltho'-: right, making
navigation Impossible.
I
mm stores
QrWD BY FIRE
POINWN
ANTI-SOVIET
PLOT. CLAIM
French Statesman Hafld in
Glovi With CouRtsr ivo
lution'is Is Chrgt it
Trill of Engi(i-s-;uss
Rsady to Fight.
MOSCOW. Uec. 5. (.V) VUo
name of liaymoiui Polnnirc. tlio
Kroncli tatOMinan. wua hHouUmI
nirtiln tntliiv In tho court lOoni '
where eisht mon are off trial for
plotting to overthrow tho Soviet
government.
lief ore tho JudKea who have
ruled out all mention of "friendly
foreign power;,' Krllenko, the I
prosecutor, shook his finner In the
general dlrertion of PhiIh and ac
cused the former Kreneh lnemier
of worltiiiK hand in K?ovo with
counter revolutionaries.
'lf 'Polncare- wunU to know, all
the detailH of this plot In which
he played such an Important part."
Krllenko shouted. "I'll let him have
those detaitu. I'll let him kmv
our people nre ready for the worst.
When the time comes to flfiht wo
will fiirht as ono nan. Wo will
meet the crisis urmed and pre
pared." llcmamls iHNitli.
Tho prosecutor renewed his de
mand tho eight defendant he put
i to death, and rehearsed tho eon
regions drawn from 1'onid Itam-
ftln. aot'UHod as tho chief plotter
On UuhhIh. -coneerninfr acts of sah
otago against Hoviet Industry.
Referring to testimony which in
ta whom the defendant
I Impllealed In the plot. Krllenko
characterised the French denials!
tta(i
pure fake."
Vj huvo sufficient
proof of
their connection with
this Plot
through their agents in Moscow."
I ait , r" flCV, n , r.
" ,IU " lhi - -
nt to-merit tho most sevr pun-
Iwhment under our criminal code.'
!AT
DRY LAW' FAILS!
E
Amendment to Prohibit Use
of Federal Funds for Ppi-
1 .1..U-1 1- ll.i.J
I : '
SOniny MICOIIUI l VUieui(p.(1(,rKn Kylny, 2I WHM hanged
Down.
WAHIII.Vtl'l'ON, Dec. r,. W)
The houso (today rejected an
amendment to the treasury supply
bill prohibiting the use lit govern
""'"I Julius tor poisoning. .....us-
i run unoiiui.
The vote was Kill to 54.
The amendment was Introduced
by Representative Llnthlcuin. dem
ocrat, Mary land, chairman of the
wet bloc.
A 110.000 appropriation for edu-
(Continued on Page fli Story 2)
Mavsth. Ntte& d
Actress Elk
Available t.
NIvW VOHK, Dec. 6. IV, Kn
dearlng letters of tleorgo Bernard
Hbaw Slid tho late Kllen Terry,
who met but once In 30 years of
rurresponilence, are to bo publish
ed.
Klhrhlgo I
Adams, of the Koun-
tain PrcSi. has permitted a repie-
sen tall vp nf tho New Vork Times
to view tho correspondence, com
prising I Oil epistles from Hluiw and
many mure from Miss Tony, but
ile lined lo permit limitations from
those of the dramatist.
Khaw Vfrunkly adored" Miss
Terry, says the Times, nnd tho
letters "contain HIihw's philosophy
of lovo, sometimes tender nnd
solllotlllles ardent, as ho eloquently
: express!! It again und again lo tho
woman .s loved."
Hhaw has written a preface to
the correspondence In which tin
warns tho letters must not be In -
terpreled as one mlglil interpret
letters, similarly Intimate in
phrase, between
man and
woman of suburban - viewpoint.
The endearments, he says, are an
expreiaion of tho morn outspoken
and perhaps more fundamentally
deeent atmosphere of Mm theatre.
ThMr nequalhUnco began In
lt90, when Miss Terry wrote
Hhaw, then musical crltlo on the
World In Lotulon, and continued to
Engi y. Dragged
Oft fiough Road
By Wall Street
4-4'4'4' 44'4'
4-
l.l i.NI it l. Dee. S. ulO -
4- The "Willi horsi-H of Wall
slieel" have illagued a ilos-
4 ti'Ue lOnuland over u rocky 4
0i 4- road of finance. David Lloyd ;
4 tleolge. the hlieial leader, to- 4
4- day told a council of his "j
party. t
4- The "mischief'' of Stanley
Baldwin's American debt set- 4
4 tlclnenl routiuues to spread.
4- he Oaiil. "We ale lassued
4 fast by American rinance," 4
lie cried. ' Wo ale only he-
4 (.ftinlug to rcall.o what that 4
I e r r I b I e debt seltlelnci
4 i'an. 4
4 4' 4.
DIE BY NOOSE
Davis and Boss Hanged in
Folsom for Murder of
Grocery Clerk Pair Calm
As End Comes.
KOLSOM PRISON, Oil., Dec. S.
(V) tleorgo Davis, formerly of
lloseburg. Ore., mid Alfred Boss,
convicted of the murder of Clif
ford Carey, Sacramento grocery
clerk, during a holdup Nov. 18,
19211, wero lianged hero today.
Boss was the first to go. Tho trup
was sprung at 9:0G o. m. and ho
was pronounced dead at 9:17. Tho
trap was sprung for Davis ut 0:32
und ho was deud at 0:44.
Both men went to the gallows
calmly. Boss was accompanied by
a Catholic priest, a Christian Scl
enco practitioner went with Davis.
Warden Court Smith said tho
men missed a fairly good night.
Duvis wroto soveral letters, but
Boss wroto to no one.
During the death walk to tho
execution chamber, Davis said to
Wanton Hmlth: -
No III rocllus
"Warden, I wish you a long and
prosperous life. I hold no ill feel
ings against anyono. I'm. sorry I
can't raise my arm tn shako hands
with you." Ills hands had been
strapped to Ills sides beforo ho left
his cell.' "
Approaching tho door of tho
death room mid seeing tho crowd
of about 70 witnesses, Davis suld:
"'.Inod bye, men. Ootid luck to
all of you."
' Boss smoked a clgarot on' tho
way from his cell hi tho "back
alley" to tho gallows.
Beside tho murder of Carey,
police Implicated Boas and Davis
111 several scrvieo station .holdups
In northern California counties.
Both hud served prior tonus In
prison.
HAN QITI'.NTIN. Cut.. Doc. 5.-
here today fr the murder or
(leorgo ('Dud") Jones, l.lvermoro
taxlcoli driver, In a robbery that
netted only $23.20,
Tho trap was sprung nt 10:03
11. ni. and Hyloy was pronounced
dead at 10:10 a. m.
KOSKHimO, Ore., Dee. G. (I1)
A meeting of tho Douglas county
lamb growers has been callcjl for
December 6 at Itoncburg to con
sider the formation of n marketing
association. Two small pools are
now being operated at Glide and
Myrtlo Creek, and It is planned to
expand the system to cover tho
county
CL Bi. S
- la? Tewj Sa
P'uMis Gqosgar
her denfh In 19 2. Their Inler
ehanges became lengthy and al
most daily.
Miss Terry did not Come fuco to
face with her admirer until 1905
when they met casually im uutnor
I and actress and parted never to
see eiieli other again, tliougn the
1 litters continued. Miss Terry mar-
rled .lames Ciirew. un American
acinr In her company, a short time
Inter,
The actress 111 letters often re
proached herself for taking too
much tlmo from her "dear Bor
nle." "I didn't llko you when you first
wrote to me," she wroto In an
early missive. "I thought you un
kOul und exceedingly stiff and
prim.
9
And nnieh later:
i ou havo heeomo a liimit wun
1 me. sir, and each morning before
nrrHsinni i unu lira nm n ,kui
pill
In I HUB Miss Terry went to see
wnaw. no was in comorenco wun
: Hlr Henry Irving, no wroto sne
. got no farther than tho doormat,
heard his volco anil skuddled
home,
"I couldn't como In," she wrote
Hhaw. "When ! saw you I might
havo thrown my arms around your
neck and hugged you."
Ailing
HIVU UiWlL InL
SEE GLOOM
FOR WHEAT
IIMTII 1Q17
Farm Board Report to Con
gress Says Only Hope of
Grower Lies in Produc
tion Adjustment and Co
Op ilarketing Sytem. ;'
WASHINGTON, Dec. 6. (!
Tho senate, agriculture coi.-'.mllioc
lotl.'ef uiiHiiimously unproved tho
McN'ary resolution to aulhorizo $''i.
Oiiu.Oul) for loans to storm una
diought stricken furmors.
WASHINGTON, Doc. 5. lPl
The farm board reported to con
gross today that agriculture, to
achieve a par with Industry, must
adjust production to consumption
and perfect a self-controlled eco
nomic system of distribution.
The first annual reHrt of the
board contained the views, along
with a summary of the past yenr's
studies, accomplishments and ex
periments. Out of Its own experience with
wheat and cotton the board MB
able to tell the legislators tnat sta
bilization operations, without the
backing of adjusted production,
have a limited field. '
Particularly, they said, did the
fa 11 nro of cotton producers to cur
tail acreage substantially In 1930
lead to tho defeat of stabilization
measures.
As tor wheat, tho board said it
had concluded the world outlook
would romain gloomy through 1937
with tho general price trend down
ward. Plans Hopeless
"The board could soo no hope,"
It said, "for arresting such a move
ment or preventing Its serious coti
sequencos to American wheat farm
ers, by co-operatlvo marketing n
such, by stabilisation measures ot
tho typo already employed, or
through adopting any of the pro
posed measures designed to disposo
ot tho surplus abroad at prices be
low domestic-levels;-'-, vi- vv.v. ... .
"The obvious, economic remedy
Is curtailment of production
so that the tariff might be
come effective on American prices."
Another recommendation empha
sized by tho board was reforesta
tion, taking up marginal lands ot
little present valuo . to presorvo
them for future years.
Tho hoard said its major activi
ties had been devoted to building
up farmer-owned and controlled
marketing systems, done on a re!
gional or national scale for nearly
a score of commodities. - r !
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MEIER AMONG THIRTY
r
NIIW VOHK, Dec. 5. OF) Tljn
names of Oovcrnor-elcct Julius C.
Meier of Oregon and Arthur Bella,
man of Now Mexico wore amonig
those of 80 American Jaws an
nounced by tho American Hebrew
as having distinguished themselves
outstandingly In public or cultural
life and through benefactions In
1930.
.4.
COLD KPIllNIi 1 1 A H IK lit.
Deco. 5. (P) Uestorulloit of i a
niiin from death's door lu appar
ently perfect health In 48 hours,
was roveuled today at tho biologi
cal laboratory.
Tho inun saved, ft patient at
tho Mayo clinic ML Huchostcr,
Minn., bud Addison's disease. ,
At the clinic a purified har
mmio was Injected directly Into
life veins of n farmer 39 yoalu
old by Dr. Ionn O. Towntrco
and by Carl II. (Iroeiiie ''
Says:
HOLLYWOOD,, (-'ill.
'I'lic rt'siio.iit ilcliviTcd n
iiipAhkc to cmiiross but none
of the m icris on the cast hail
room for it on ucCol'nit 6f it l'
inii nt the .siiiiiu' tlmo tli Nott'c
Dhiiib twmi' ,wns arriving out
hero. Talk about tmniiifN t.
iro.sNion. Thu Htiulitiiii where
they ilny in soutliern Calift
nia wua built just for lowu pit'
nit'Lt ami Nt'iitN about ail eighth
of a million. Talk about tivl
ling in, why I paid ton d illars
a ticket just for space to hear
over the radio.
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