MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, ftfEDFORD, OREOOy. WEDNESDAY. EEDRFAR Y is. 19f!l
PAGE FIYE P.
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REDUCING DEI
CAUSES DEAIH
OF FILM ACTOR
Louis Wolheim,. Beloved 'B?d
Man' of Movies Fails' to
Rally After' i Abdominal
Operation.
us .N(;i:i.i:s. ivi. in. ipi
l.nuis Wolheim, had m:in of the
Horeen, lut beloved film character
m' I Inlly wood, died at C a. tu. to
day. I)enth followed an operation -on'
Monday. His condition had been
re pnr i (ul fta t isi"a 't 1 1 ry up until a
few hours hefore death came, lie
was ahouc 40 years old.
He was suffering from an abdo
minal ailment brought about hy a
strict diet which ho had followed
to reduce hiH weinht for a part in
n picture. When he entered the
hospital he had lost about :w I
pounds. 4
Find More Troiilik
After the operation was. enni
pleied nn attending s-urseon. Dr.
Clarence Hopkins, said a condition i
) had been disclosed which miht j
necessitate another operation when i
the actor recovered, hut death ;
came as ho tried to regain lilft
Ktrenth.
The actor was, one of the liest
known personages in the film col
oiily. Never a star, he followed
the paths of l."n 'haney and
other ureal character actors, allho
he never attained their brilliance.
Withal his scarred and lowerinn
countenance which, won iiini his
place in .pictures as a villain, he
had a twid'-r heart and a host of
fronds. Ho was :i Imbi-hearti-d
Kood fid low. off the screen.
Former I'rnfc'ssnp
lie bean, his career as an actor
pome years ago after he had been
discovered . as an instructor of
mathematics (at Cornell university
by the famed actor director, Lionel
liarrymore. Ho was educated at
Cornell and presumably had set
tled down to rho quiet, thoimhtful
life of an instructor when he met
Bnrrymore. who way imptassed by
his personality and persuaded him
tn take a flini; at the Hte.Ke.
Wolhohn achieved his first suc
cess with a part in "The. .lost,"
which was followed hy portrayals
in "The Hairy Ape" and What
Price- Clory," all legitimate stat;e
productions that brought him n
diiritm fame.
Siiirled in ti
In 1 $2(i, two years before New
York flooded Hollywood with
static personalities as the talkies
enme into their own. Wolheim de
cided to try his fortunes before the
camera, lie had received a num
ber of temptitiK offers and finding
ono of these to his likinp: he be
came a film actor.
lie was filled with an amazinK
vitality and determination and ho
part was too difficult. There was
no temperament in his make-up
nnd to directors he was the "ideal"
actor.
The sorrow of Hollywood at his
pnssinK was put into a simple re
mark by ono of, its number: "Louis
Wolheim will not be forgotten
soon here." i
Marry Kureh, who lias been ns
snclnted- with X. A. Mead in Ihe
automobile business, has severed
his connections with the Menn
Kurch Motor company, local He
Soto nnd Nash dealers, it was an
nounced today.
The used car lot at the corner
of Sixth and llartlett streets will
he operated by .Mr. Kurcb. and Mr,
.Mead will handle his stock of nsed
cars at the nar.me located at the
corner of Kijiblb and llartlett
streets.
ciousness
.Sol Vtld at Store
W lir dire I to your home.
TtUpfiont
The CASWKLT COFFKK MAN
Tel. 950-J-4, Medford
Automatic Electric Coffee
Routing Accompliffied by
the GEO. w. CASWtLLU
3kI Its deli
I well 's
Gffee
nCSHM0RE RADICALS1
t 'fa? hi I Ttvi 'ffVI ..-!...!
(Reports by iackian County Abstract Ca
SutR Strut tnd Ctatut Annuel v ., ,
, , Marriage Licenses . t ;.
ilRtviu ,1acoti MarlftHo and Uoleti
Martha Curl or.
Kinost U Knierv and Ivn A Gnm
mill. Jack Moure ami Jeunetie Ken
yon. Circuit Court '
t'nitod States vs. Sunshine (!ohl
MininK Co., Inc. Federal tax Hen.
Kaplo Point Irrigation . District
vs. William Wiley ot al. To quiet
title.
Kagle Point Irrigation District
vs. I'nkiiowu heirs of Fannie Poll
ing (deceased) et al. To quiet ti
tle. L. H. Pryan vs. Manuel Alves.
For money.
(Jnue K. Andrews' vs. Otto II.
Dalkey and Kfflo Dalliey. Fore
closure of mortgage.
Probate Court
Estate of Hllcn V. Moryman. min
or I Admitted to probate.
Real Estate Transfers
First National t'o. to l- I.. Onion
CI nx. W. IX lo land in Sec. SO,
Twp. 35 S., It. 2 W.
Emily 1.. Turner of vir lo Karl
W. .Miller. W. IX lo land In I). I..
C. Twp. .IS S.. It. I W.
rank raster et us to Waldeniar
K. Mammal et nx. -Q. ('. 1). to land
in Sec. a. Twp. :i5 S., It. 1 .
uiolla I'.lleatcd to Louisa h.
Mani;han et ill. Q. ('. IX to land in
1). I.. C. 57 and uX. Twp. Sli S., It.
2 V.
HANDSOME PROFIT
IS REPORTED FOR
iVAL
"Old Man IVpresKion" w:u: Rivr.n
:i vole of nnn-eonlidence vhe:i fin
ance reports on Hie junior carnival
held at tlm liiKh school the nrsl
of the month were Riven out at the
school today.
iMthniiKh all tickets have not
been checked by Neville lliden. bus
iness manager, nnd 11. It. Finch,
faculty finance chairman, it Is ex
peeled that the total Income "Will
equal or surpass the hh mark set
last year.
Amounts taken in al hoolhs.
hows and Rale totaled SsM.o. wilh
sfifn.lO of that profit to the vari
ous ornunlnations and classes lull
tintf on Ihe carnival altraclious. A
number of queen tickets have not
been cheeked as yet and the lolal
is expected lo equal the l!i::o tolal
of more than $IHIMI In sross income.
The lee clubs took in the most
money at their booth, with $NIi.5f)
to their credit. The freshmen came
second wilh $5. 4.1 and the Asso
ciated Hoys S.'iS.i'fl.
On account of business condi
tions many of the concessions did
not onler such larse quantities ol
supplies as last year, hut the turn
out was so larse lhal many were
sold out long before the carnival
was over.
T IN JAIL
Hack of the arraignment of W.
O. Schtfffcr of Meilfoi-!. in Judfee
Taylor's court this forenoon on the
charse of driving a car while
intoxicated, to which he entered a
plea of not guilty, and his hearing
was set for next Saturday at 10
a. m.. bail being set at $r.0, lies
i peculiar story.
It seems that on .Monday last
Schaffer drove his car off the road
and crashed thru the fence nnd
gateway of the II. F. Voting pro
perly on the Old Stage road near
'en 1 rat I'ojnt and landed back of
the Young house hefore the car
could be stopped. Young, who did
not know Schaffer, derided to take
him to his home in Mid ford and
alt went well on this humanitarian
trip until .Med ford was reached,
when It is alleged that Schaffer
became combative.
A struggle ensued and the
accused man was finally overcome
by Young, who took him to the
county jail and turned him over
to Jailer Ike Dun ford, where he
haH been since. (leorge Wilson r
deputy district attorney, repre
sents the state In the ease and T.
.1, Fn right Is the attorney for
Schaffer.
BAPTIST LEADERSHIP
An Iihlrind; 1 and helpful s s
slon I.- ivporti fl ot the opening
of the Leadership Institute at the
Haptist church this nfternooii.
I'tLiininent Hpcnljers for the met
in nr : II"v. S. A. ftowden of
South. India; Kev. Kloyd Oarr,
"ihe human ilynamo." of . New
York City; Miss Luella Adam f
I'.o.tton ami I Ms. t. ('. WiiKht and
T. II. Macon of lortl:.nd.
A JMipprr at the chunh. fin
voted with Fhort tall; by mem
brrn of this team, nnd a peneial
tneetini; at 7:30, to be t.fldrpod
by .Moss i-M. Macen. t'arr and linv
dcn. will lse the Institute here.
I very one Is cord ially Invited
to hear thes- inpii inc and in
forminc speakers.
( rew Iteseiiofl
S RAM A M HAIt.IOK, Knc. Ken.
IS. The crew of the Hteamer
llallnutor, whbh went ahore on
I'in Cushion rm k last niKht dur
ing n f i i ce nort henjt wei-
landed tndfty-by ,bt eerhe htioy.
ROUNDED UP m
ASIORIA DRIVE!
! :. , '
Newspaper Workers' Ar-j
rested On Suspicon Vio-j
lating Syndicalsm Laws
To Be Deported, . ,
ASTOUlA. Ore.. Feb. K. oV
Three other arri'sts v.-i made
late yesterday and more were ex
pected today us hum 'Krai u n f
fielals continued their investitja
tion of communistic activity hre.
Oscar Mannisto, linotype ope
rator of the Finnish innenaK''
newspaper Toveri; 'l'heotore Sail',
former employe of the patter and
John Oravainen were arrested
yesterday by the sheriff's office
under charges of suspicion of vio
latinu the :t nil -syndicalism laws.
l'reviously. John KniU Farias,
editor of the aper; Wainn Fein
heiK. assistant editor and Matti
I.aliliila, bookkeeper, were ar
rested. I toy Norene, deputy immiKi'ti
tion iiu'pecior, said he has weized
considerable propaganda II l era t inv
alid documentary evidence of com
munistic oreanizat ions.
It. II. Ilonham. or wn district
director of tlm ininiinraiion de
pai'lineut. said steps would be
ta Ken to dep'irl the men under
arre.tt.
The Activians held n cisijl
bu.-incMs session last night '-at .the
Hotel Holland at which all ar
rangements were ' completed for
the big! celebration to hi- held
Wednesday. March 4.
Practically nil merchants are
cooperating with the chamber of
commerce and civic organizations
to make, this event one that will
not be forgotten by all who attend.
Many novelty features have been
arranged and a real enjoyable day
is promised. V 11X1
From all indications the parade
will be one of the largest ond host
ever, held in Medford. Nothing Is
being left undone and ma,ny
gorgeous floats, bands, P.oy Scodts,
high school classes and organisa
tions will lend an atmosphere, l
the occasion.
The entire community will for
get "Old .Man Depression" on this
day and look forward to the
"Queen of Prosperity" who will
take the rule and speed many con
struction Jobs and other enter
prises which will make .Medford a
town of 'hustle ami bustle."
Dance tickets have been put on
sale and that evening will be one
In which every participant will
enjoy him nr herself to the utter
most. Many novelty features hnve
been arranged for, to add to the
gaiety of the nffalr.
Next meeting of the Active club
will he held next Tuesday at a
noon luncheon at the Motel Hol
land. Now th.it spring is just aroind
the corner, the Selierer .Motor com
pany is starling its used car sell
ing campaign with n big sal of un
usually good values in n variety of
cars which arc on display al the
! how rooms on North Riverside
avenue. Tho sale will begin to
morrow (Thursday ) morning.
Ntiver before, has the SHicrer
Motor company offered .southern
Oregon customers such low prices
on used cars, many of which are
practically new and in excellent
condition. Hulph Cill. who is In
charge of the used car sale, stated
today that the big reductions urn
In keeping with Ihe prevailing low
pi ices and urged those who ore
interested iti buying cars to nine
eailv in order to get the best avail
able. WAWlYlNflToX. lb. 1 s. 1?
Approximately SJ .ml Jinn will 'be
spent by the Ot'MH Klectrie llail
way fin (i 3M-mile ext'-nion it han
been pei m It led lo make by thr
lntertn(o corninerce commission.
A c-onunison memnrandntii to
day explained thai the Southern
I'acifie eontpiiny had h n fciven
Hn option over the electric, mm
pany extension by whl-h it ca u
ariiinre a Jidnt interest In the new
I road at any time durinc the next
f five years. The i xtension will run
finm Ktrcenc. Pn-Knii, to the Hlu-i-iIjiw,
with ii branch extending to
I'aniher.
Vote TMli' I'IkIH l und
WASMIN'iTON, Kel. 1 (t
The house today allowed a defiel
rney approjo -jut Ion of 'i,futt for
tii pcri'tary of Krlr tilt urn to
tlear title to la oris In th Malhftu
Lnk rereivation In inon. 4
PROSPERITY QUEEN
Radio Program
KMED
(Mill Trlbuna-Vlrflln Station)
, Wednesday
P. M
5 lo 8 The Peoples Electric:
I'rosperiRrapbs: News and
Markets by Mail Tribune.
fi to 7 KMKD Presentation.
7 to S Let s (let Associated:
News liiROst; .Murray and
IttivrU I'lH'
S to 9 !.oiii5 llearh Municipal i
Hand; Aihum of Mimiliar 1
Faces. I'ltC.
!l 10 10 naneins; Harmonies:
Land of Dreams. I'llt'.
Thursday '
A. M. i
T-r.f; tt s Itrenkfiist Flroad-
east of News hy Mail Trill-
line.
S lo si Ward Co.; Tasie
Teasers.
fl to 10 1'rleiidshin Circle;
Domestic Science Period. '
lft lo U--'est Side Pharma-
cy; Cold Seal: Style (los- I
sip. '
11 to 12 .larmln & Woods: j
Jordan l-Mectrie. ,
P. M.
12 to 1 Pear 1'Vction: The !
lleaih Druu Store: Ivy St.
Market; Fisher Mills; News
Flashes hy Mall Tribune.
I lo -1 Fisher Mills: Mann's
Dept. Slore; Scientific Lab- :
oratories.
1' lo 1:1.1 Happiness Traill.
-4 : ::! to 5 KM HI) Presenla-
lion. "i
5 lo fi rtockdell Program:
News and Markets hy Mail
Tribune.
II to 7 KMEI) Kiiropeati
Tour; .laclisoii Co. Uhl.
Loan Assn.; Wurts (lifts.
7 10 S - Let's (let Associated ;
News ' Distesl ; Kill h Lee.
flit'.
S lo !i lli ick Fimlish Orches- :
tra. nil': Crystal and the (
Press. t'HC.
!l lo 111 - Musical Conlrasls;
j ; Musical l'aiuiniKs, i m .
Wall Street Report
SKW YOKKv Feb. IS. (PI The
slock market poked its bead tip
anain today lo attract u fresh vol
ley of selling.
Uncniiraged by mildly . cheerful
reports Irom the sleel and motor
industiies. nnd firmer prices for
copper, silver and cotton, hulls bid
it t an extensive lis! of uillilies, mo
tors, steels, can, electrical equip
ment and specially issues t'l 10 $'J",
a share, only lo have the advance
virtually erased In' (hd",)afc trad
ins;. The list stiffened in the final
dealings and dosed with small
Rains in the majority, altlmimli a
sprinkling of shares showed losses.
Trading was in reduced volume
after the first hour, and the day's
transactions aKreKatcrt otily1;,;,,
illHI.rtOO shares. ''.
Today's closing prices for 1.1 se
lected stocks follow: i
Am. Can ll"i
Am. Tel. & Tel W.t
Anaconda ''Va
Col. (las 3!l4
Curtlss WrlKht . I 't
(ieneral Flectric (new I ISvs
Ceneral Motors 'ILIi
Kcuuicot Copper l''li
Mont. Ward 2:1
Radio Corporation IS'li
Int. TV & T. SI
Sears Roebuck !
S; p. 107'..
l ulled Aircraft Wii
V. S. Sleel 1 ("
TILLER-TRAIL ROAD
POim.AXD, Ore., Vubj. iS-i.ff;
W. T. rtz, enulne"i- tr lh;o:
bureau of public roadM. left today
to make :i recftunoisance for u
part of the Tiller-Trail highway.
A party will leave I'oi itand next
Tuesday and a HUrvey will he
maile. under the direction f l'tz
from about three miles Kouth 'd
I n ew to the Hum m it, about ' ''
li mlb-s. The survey h stnrte d
now mo that the work can be
;'t:ilied a.- early um possible.
ALLEGES PREJUDICE
I. A hix'.SiA, tire, eb. 1 s iTt
A ttm neys frr Mis. Km ma l-ow-
ler, foitner riiy treasurer, charued
with larceny of public funds, today
filed' nn affidavit' of prejudice
airalnst .Indue .1. V. Knowles, ef
foctlvely hailing further proceed -inuM
until thP Mipreme court name
a Jud-e to hear the rnsf.
officials nay Mr. Fowler' ac
count are . short ' nppmxirnnteiy
M "on.
Gassy Stomachs
Made Well
ftvery per Hon wd tn troubled with
run In the Ktomacii it rut laiwels Mboiitd
K't a pttckueo of Baahntttm n
TtibtctH vml nee how (pd'-kly ttiy will
relieve nil drnfreBslnn eymt'tomii.
Hhurp palm tn ttie ulKiomcn w
txtut the hart are often dim entirely
to gin prcBiiurH. Hornet trnea tlie tir
t uintlon tn restrict eU. , t -aunt n if th
I no i (l-i und feet to irrow numl. t?ueny
llieie tn much Riu B.tnR or i unibiltiK in
the bowel". Manv Bufferer cimplnln
of a unuwltiK ftelle.g In the totiii- h.
extreme fifi voimrieHi', h e a r 1 1 ti r ri .
drowtmevi after e iinB. Iie.i'ia tie
aitcy tWlt ur UtK.red i.ratliint.
Iti.alfoann ii (!n Tabk-tH luk-n at
meal time not only prevent bad r
UAm from ran, but they lnvtor.t
t'i wck tiejvew of the nt.m' h
aulit In reftorlnf tin wkolo thitc-Uv
yatem lo proper working order.
(ienuln lianitnanrri Una labicti
tn the .velkw patkMie can '
(Mined Pi any food drug atota. frlce
$1 arwherw
Kirang'n Pi utf Httue k
DAIRYMEN IN APPILPri
Increased Consumption and,
Production Aim Aclver-
tising Campaign Planned!
Wing President.
Sixty d iirymcn. milU whob-sa !- j
ers from, all sci-tioiis of tin- IIoituc
l:ivir vaber were in the meeilni;;
held this afternoon at the I lot el j
Medford for the purpose of or-
gauix'ng the I tog ue Kiver Valley j
Dairymen's association, a perman-:
en t o rffa n ; za t i o n w hie li will w i r k
io effet better price.; for milk anil!
milk products a.s well as increased1
production and consumption. j
An extensive advertising cam-!
pa ign will be the first method
adopted hy the organization toward '
this end.
Wins President.
The motion t perfect the
uanizaiion was unanimously car-;
rled and was followed by the
unanimous election of I'harles A. j
Wini as president. T'ie following
in n were nano-d on the commit
tee to cftVet by-laws, rules and
refutations for the orira nidation :
W. (. l:lnnkciif-hip. Dick Strauss.
.John Anderson. Clarence Hunter
and Charley (ilvan.
The organization will include
all milk piodmers of the Itouu--IMviT
valley. The nrt meet in;.'
will be called in ah. m HI days.
Mr. Vin;t annoiinied this afti-r-
UOOIt;
Co-f.-pe-ai 'on with local inanu
f;tcturers of milk products, who
aheady h:ive an orga n i'a 1 lou, will
,,f the leading aims of lb"
l:.'T aSMM'ialo'll.
i;. C. IN.wl.r. .otiniy a-etit. al-.-.l
as sc-niary at ihe mecllng
he'd today and Ted CeFauct.
chairman of a joint ci mmiitee of
milk pi-'Mlucers and nianiitacturers
of milk prod nets reported that
his (Otnmituv found the need for.
ami recommend that one-third
cent on each gallo nof milk, of
which one-sixth will be bcrne by
the producer and the other ixih
by the seller be assessed for fi
nancing an advertising campaign
lo hhow the real value of niilk
as a food.
The campaign will be perfected
following I he com pb-tion of l he
permanent organization.
iLMt
TO HANDLE SALES
F
Numerous Improvement) are
notott in the new Kordson aricul
tural tractor, according to
DunniUKton and (). A. Manning,
who have Just be jn notified "f
t heir selection an local den lei h
under the new plan of distribution
that places sales of l-'ordsons iti
the hands of distributors and deal
ers of farm implements. DunuinK
ion of Jacksonville, and Ma union
of Talent, nre tho denleiH in Jhis
terfitory.
' "AmntiR t)ie nnffdnndluK advnn
tapres of the improved l-'ordson."
Mr. Dunninptoii aid. "Ik nn In
crease of :?7.ii per rem In horse
power over former models. The
tractor will now develop :in horse
power nt 1 nun revolutions per
minute. (
"A new h tali -tension muKneto
assurPH easier HlartitiK. A water
ttump coolitiK system, anothi-r new
feature, k-eps the engine at t he
exact temp-) uturo for maximum
eft ieiency. Tin- air washer has
been en Ju rued lo hold weventeen
onai-ts of water. The crankerise
Action Without Harm
Whenever Constipated
IIit'b a wy li ! ri'l ot rimatii'
liim nml ii i'lln a way Hint vv,nk
lliiklv, I'irirlivviv, Imt Ki-ntly.,
A rumly Ciiv urH ill ni(lit -llio
itfxt iniiriiinu .vun'ri- f ,,,-1 intr
llruilli in Hwicti'iii'il; tmii' rliMrril
liilinii.iii'i'". li'MiliM-hr. iluiniK. yr
vnni-li. H- Jp-at (In- ImitmcTif lo m
lliiw nit'lil" I" P t ll'" """'"'I! .ml'
nut. nf ymtr fvli'in. S-i Ihav n'i''iil'
nml rt'irrsT n'liirn: Imw ili)."'l'"
lmirnvf,i'
Tin' a'lirm rnwnri'lH i.l mrf.
mtnpl''t, hPlfftil I" pvvMii-. 'I
arc iniulr fruin cnin'itra, whirl, iI'M't-r-ajirrf
nrtttnllit lrrmlri-n frjtrrt rn
rlr. All iltujj ttillM Imvn (ln i'lr
hnm.
MILLIONS of
MOTHERS
RIPLEY GETS LOW-DOWN ON CAPITAL'S CIGARETTE PREFERENCES
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5- Jl ,
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arw'AT I W' I yAiJ
5.1 f iWul . k Whit 2E. , V 'X 'Hi
Time in OLD COLD Character Uioillni!...Tiui.iliiv ui 8.15 P. M.,T!uimtltm at 9.15
bit-atbes into this wnsher.
"Other improvem-nti. Includ.. a
new lulu icatiim system wilh a
linger filter screen to si-parate Ki'it i
and carbon from oil as It circu-
kites in the crankca.se; u st roner
and lonor-wearim,' ciitnkshaft. a 1
I'edesiuned transmission ami hen v- j
ler rear wheel fenders and plat-,
forms." I
You
us today
iyA iuMgirr .
'1 K Put Men to Work
Building & Loan J )
ASSOCIATION LS
JUST PHONE 105
Vc have an investment plan that till
exactly suit you. We'll gladly explain it
to you without obligation.
UK
Hy Kont'it r Ripley, Himself
Creator ol 'lielieve It or No!"
They keep you guessing down in
Washington! And for awhile, I
thought 01.D c;oi.i might actually
lose its first taste-test in 2 years.
874 smokers tested the four lead
ing cigarettes with names concealed.
Hrand Y utmost spilled O.G.'s apples!
But OLD GOLD'S nature-born
goodness to taste and throat is as
hard to heat as it is easy to take.
Final score: OLD cold, 259: Brand
v m-i. 1, 1 v in. T -
S " t i OFFIflAl BOX. SCORE I :rl
s.m ti :.;..1 - -
p A nuditi
:" ".1 Plflt until) 01
h Kipioy. 111
O
COUGH IN
Victims of Auto
POUTLANT). Ore., Feb. lS.-(.P)
" ' . i
Portland, was Injured futully hor
JuhI utaht when she whh struck by
an nutomohile driven hy Allen L.
LcwIh of Vancouver. Wash. Sh
tiled in an nmbulniico en route tn
a hospital.
Can Build to
Advantage Now
It is in limes like these that out of-tho ordinnry op
portmiitics are offered for esononiical building'.
Building nuilerials arc at the lowest pritos in years
labor can be obtained at favorable figures. Every
factor that could make your investment a profitable
one is working in your favor. Build your home
now!' Do it without tyin up all your capital. See
about our plan of homo finance
JACKSON COUNTY
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(Signed) JOSFPH l.'UCKPR.
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. Klllolt Appointed
WASHINGTON, t-'eb. 1ft. Mtf
President 1 loover today appointed
Representative Klllolt., republienn
i,miatm, as asslstitnt eomptrollei
Kcnernl. I-llllott waft defeated for
for re-election in November. ,!
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