Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 07, 1931, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Text(I OF LEGION h JOB RELIEF: II DEFENSE at Oregon Convention ..-.-.nlnvmpnf Is 5 uiicnii"-j le,'Blue Print Navy' Held Not Sufficient jjjS, ore.,' Aug. 7.-(AP)- f winging joos commenaea , w mj . -.. n Haion T. O'Nell, in an address . gtata 1B1W" " he discussed topics fm unemployment to na- no -" rrT..i'n- of unemployment L7 world war veterans Con s'3' .. nikT.II riai.tanu1 l acute. - " Lily large percentage of bo are itue uiiwuau r veterans. The mcuD. - ..... .ttnAtioa Is one or the problems of the legion j, aiould have the serious .... nf .very department as Land l having, of national Cooperation neagea , ,.ttlon of the legion has been ime United States Veterans art aervice of the depart- libor, O'Nell saia, as a lua- and constructive pro uf "the leKlon Is spon- .lu immunities such nec- Lhiic work as can receive the Ert of the public." : Lchlng on national aeiense, Ur OHell said "The Amer U. with world peace as one hgxtt ideals, should favor (arise the limitation of mlll- Ingai, to long as It Is done Ltioai in unison, and on a equality, with no undue . to anv one power, and so tie United States Is ade- mtected." L nthpr hand. O'Nell said. Li universal disarmament is i -it seems imperative IthAuki sponsor legislation for kitructioa that will brine; us L London treaty parity." "We pet it oe Known," ne saia, L legion Is not content with tint navy." I Work for Youth Uderabls part of Commander futdrst was devoted to youth ud patriotic education. In Iiuetinn he said : ameriesn Leelon bv Insnlrlnir and minds of our youth ua loyalty to tnis govern bd belief In the Instlutltnos united States will he ner- in everlaslng service to our are many reasons why Increasing." he continued. m are manv reasons whv t.Tio jdement Is largely-composed I men and women. "principal reasons, ,however, loo of faith In the funda imtltutlona the church. h and home, due to anarchic? kKvutlc doctrines preached khoou and public lnstltu- Eitorts Increased "plained that 'to counter. Growing menace to our clvl " tile lesion has Increased its attract the vouth nf t.n! constructive programs de f bulla character and promote NpleS Or BOOd lt.1nMhin pant adjusted service certlfl m, O'Nell ih i ,., futolng leas than a God-send" tierana. He declared that Information rilRptnJuta that. is rare lnstRnrna tnnu were veterans greatly JM that most of the loans 'or those who already had tfielr certificates.- noer declared that a 'glon disclosed that tbe moncv fmm tna a to pay doctors' bills, rent . w buy clothing and diudren an .i-i, j .. . . "nca, aim purchase seed for H FINDS LONDDS THAN GIANTS ' " It S lbl m. . ... hutrt, w rock me Md,tMPe,?"ant fan to pin ts C "onaos, clalm- T7"e,ht wrestling f.i IT- mat. 0 M hur,or f(r the h' "ea80n ellIn- penn.T. ,rom tne National h .land." ' match .' Londos broke a num a am-,' " OI wmch would "Ch.' ? toe tn j. ad met tip until Chi! bwn vrestUng "College Life Wo Picture r"at''tk0f C-Ed," which " Pox Rl't theatre , Sunday, i, the ,nM. fn .T" ""onymoua college "ram her day-to-day N i, highly dra l i,""'y emotional as It j t. vonaitions e- ndern American col- 'Wty hou u populated of beautifm young u "bruited from the i i uaiiioraiB r2i?'.T,' Consoruction C iZ. Ior ast high- fot south of city. OREGON, FRTDAY, AUGUST 7, 1931. PAGE NINE -? ' , . fEDFORD MAIL TRIBTTVE. ArFTH?ORT). vonstanceHennettStars at Craterian p- , 1 I Hi aK. aV I aV F avm. hv if j 'The Common Law" .Viih. day and Saturday at the Pox Cra terian and starring Constan Tn. nett, Is a vivid, realistic drama with excellent entertainment value. It Is an ideal story for Miss Ben nett, giving her splendid opportu nities to display her histrionic tal ents, her charm, and her ability to . viunita Bmuriiy. JAPS SUSPICION Pangborn and Herndon Cause International Prob lem by Landing at Tokyo Field With Camera TOKYO, Aug. 7. (AP) Interna tional complications arose today over the landing here of Clyde Pangborn andi Hugh Herndon, St., American airmen, and a flight of three United States aviators over Japanese forti fications. The problem created by the land ing of Pangborn and Herndon with out a permit and the subsequent dis covery of a camera In their airplane was discussed by officials of the home, foreign, navy, war and com munications departments of the Jap anese government. It was reported that some officials favored leniency toward the American airmen, while other authorities were said to feel some form of punish ment should be administered, in view of a recent incident involving three United Statse navy fliers from the fleet off Chefoo. Navy Pilots Itlainrd. Da iron newspapers asserted that three American navy airmen flew over the Kwangtung fortifications and took photographs. The news papers stated the American admiral offered an explanation to the Japan ese consul at Tslngtau that the fliers, who had been cruising, had become lost. The Japanese, the newspapers said did not consider the explanation suf ficient and the American consul at Dairen -was reported to have asked Washington for instructions regard ing the incident. The investigation concerning Pang born and Herndon probably will re quire several days "before a decision is reached. Pangborn admitted taking photo graphs on the flight here from Kha barovsk, Siberia, where he and his companion abandoned their attempt to break the globe-circling record made by Wiley Post and Harold Oatty Develop FHms. Meanwhile, a reel or film taken from their camera was being devel oped by the authorities, some or whom were reported to favor leni ency in the event it was proved the fliers had no intentions of breaking the regulations. WASHINGTON, Aug. 7. (AP The state department had no report to day of International complications said to have arisen at Tokyo as a result of flights by American aviators with cameras over Japanese fortifi cations and the arrival of Pangborn and Herndon without a permit. Department officials said the ab sence of any report Indicated cither that American representatives in Japan had smoothed out the trouble or at least had not yet exhausted ail thelT resources in behalf of the airmen. Clinsr Now sports Scribe wnr-iALM Ariw (APi Hal Chase. declared by many to be the greatest first baseman in tne nistory 01 unr ball, has broken into print again. This time as a sports columnist on a recently established newspaper here. MYRTLE POINT Race tracks at cotinty fnlrgrounrts improved. OF NEW GUINEA SLAY 1930 Chevrolet Coupe with 1932 license, good tires, in A-l condition $495 Made for Southern Oregon Roads STURDY U. S. Tires liil Burred r. S. Balloon tjlve cri-Kler vrt1-e on roiiith. moun tain road and nmoother, ealir rlilliir and ntwln on paved and macadam hlfhwats. Konlhrrn Orron ha all road condition and r. . Tires are made lor them all! as Pierce-Allen Motor Co. 112 Nollth RUenlde Phone I.TO I !.KD CAR I.OT-th and Itartlett Kt. Phone DOREY. New Guinea, Aug. 7. (Ap) Three naked, emanciated Kan aka boys, plunging breathleoss andi exnaustcd Into a Duteh outpost near here, have brought a strange tele of the death of Eric Baum. former offi cer in the German Imperial army. Bourn went "bush" during the war. shortly after Australian troops ar rived In New Guinea, It is told, and wandered for years In the mountains of the Island, clad only In a ragged piece of cloth, bare-footed, living as best he ould. picking up native dia lects and always searching for gold. He found gold near Surprise creek, a tributary of the Watut river, and might have taken some of It back to civilization with him had he not run afoul of the dreaded Cooka-cookas, the only truly nomadic tribo of New Guinea. Fierce, intractable and treacherous, the Cooka-cookas raid In the dead of night, traveling over the roughtst country In order to surprise their vic tims. They are sometimes compared with the panther men of West. Af rica. Baum. the Kanaka boys related, appeared to think that his knowledge of the natives and their language would enable him to control them. He settled down with twelve Kanaka carriers to work his vein of gold quartz and Induced , the Cooka-cookas to bring them food, every day for regular rates of pay. . ... After a while, the bags of yams bo came lighter and lighter."' Baum pro tested in vain, and at length when an almost empty bag was brought him he ordered the natives to take it away. Instantly- the Cooka-cookaB rush ed upon him and killed him. after wards performing a wild ceremonial dance. They then attacked the twelve Kanaka boys and killed nine of them. The other three, by mcann of the most skillful bushcraft, managed to elude their pursuers and bring back the grim story of Baum's end. 4 Edward G. Robinson Wins Holly Crowds Tt. linx heen remarked that the , genius of the lamented Loii Chaney Is most nearly exemplified by Ed ward O. Robinson, whose characteri zation In "Little Caesar" Is excelled In an entirely different role In "Smart Money," now at the Holly theatre. Mr Robinson olavs the part of a small town Greek barber who goes to the big town and becomes the king of the gamblers, only to meet ha rail thrnueh the machinations of one of the many blondes that were his weaknes. James Cagncy and Evalyn Knapp head the supporting cast. Th nhort sublect program show ing with the feature picture is par ticularly pleasing, consisting 01 Tjfpi with Graham McNamee announcing Interesting news events, a Kartoon of the Oswald fable se ries entitled "The Fireman" and an other of the thrilling Adventures In Africa Reels, "Man Eaters.' 1 Slieht Textile Pickup. BRUSSELS (AP) There has been . .noht improvement recently in the Belgian textile Industry, which suffered severely aunng win five months of the year. Saturday Special Card Table Regular $1.50 Value 89c Sturdy table, folding logs. Finished in Red and Green with black tops. ; ! Saturday Special 22 Shells Longs 10c box We tiave on hand "0. OdO 2 -Ion that are munufuctured by a nationally known rum puny. There are no bet ter shell made. Mil ml nnt greirrt shells at a price ou cant afford to puss up. Saturday Special PRINTS Regular 16c a yard 10c yd. (InnH Innlrinir nrint.d rt in many new summer patterns. 30 - i n c k width. Buy now and save. 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