MEDFORD MTTTj
TRIBT7XE, MEDKHtD, OltEGOX FRIDAY, rCIUST 2S, 1931
nther 5-Year Dhva
PAGE NINE
Takes The Rap
I "
i akes The Rap ,- ....
C. 1 1 n
flanned Dy ooviet io
Industrialize Country
dGold Held Forth As Reward for Hard Efforts Still
in for instance is realization of Leaders;
; Bitter Pill for Average Russian.
nr EiirMif, Lyons, United Press staff Corresnomii,,t
W-IUPJ-W lne Ilrst Platlletka. or five-year pin. at its
r j -h mnr exacting D rrwmm lo r,.. ... "
gcooa ...vUU7 wa ine nanzon. The
L population must adjust Itself to the realization that the not
F .... . htm morp flve-Vtmr nprlnt nwaw
Hiwwv.w- ' "J
have oeen eex up to
L mm a -lavora-ow iooub vo
LgyUHB.wm n
LfrtaKe and outstrip the most
L m will be crushed I" -
IUC 1b being tuned to a con-
no one but political 11-
, enacted the five-year plan
.,1, the. miracle of suddenly
, primitive, hall-starved
! into a comfortable and pros-
........ r
ate
is wear uiai m mo, ure
-aid not produce the lndus-
L nation environed by the
popular ajiiktui.
ueh of the popular appeal of
Mrtka, and of the slogan.
fKfYear nan in ruur xears,
Lily in the leflnlteness and
of tbe period, it promisca
tjuble way-station. It set a
Un suffering. -r'
Las this may sound, It was
Lulling conviction fostered by
tenor of the official props-
jot millions or Russians It
t fact.
not an easy thing, therefore,
Soviet Union to face a second
kr plan. The powers that be
Kgun years in advance to ac
inic nation to its approacn.
Kremlin doubtless realizes the
tof declaring a dividend on
. Some palpable Improve-
In living conditions, even If
laporary, must and probably
tt forthcoming coincident with
kuuncement of the completion
(lie-year plan.
(illnnal Wealth Involved.
3 already apparent, however,
strain under which the
it Is working cannot be relaxed.
1x1 of the national wealth will
Ktn Invested In halt-built ln-
s. In great Industrial com
ready for operation, but not
rationing fully, to permit any
The trend of policy clearly
kdi tyylng the worker closer to
ud getting more production.
minority to whom Commun
i faith, and the sturdy youth
pew up since the revolution,
Bjr Robhin Coons.
fatWOOD An actress
resemblance to Greta Garbo
p more pronounced than Is
M a r I e n e Diet
rich's soon vill
n n v I A a mnrp
3 controversial fuel
1 ak tor nose Pnl'"'
I snn fans who
v m worship Greta.
Tula Blren,
who was In Hol
lywood last au-
y ( 1 1 u m n lor tn-
f I German version
of "The Boudoir
Diplomat," is to
appear In Uni
versal films.
After her one
fnrolirn nipt lira
retUmpd In Klnrnnn to
contracts, and this
work In pictures
ELL
prior
will
5rlcan aurtipnpAa
i, Wo understand, not
FWnbles Oarbo grently, but
'Marlene Dietrich's under-
nen the Paramount star
'"the Berlin stage!
Doublet!,
"re JuHt twice' as mnny
'"Hies now for screen-struck
h ore willing to work
le the feat of Alice
'"breaking- into rilctures.
"gan as a script girl, and
nOW twn on.lnt frirlS
r f one on pvrv spt. One
nothing to worry about
" aialog, which is plenty,
"7 word spoken in each
S SCrnp whllA thn Hec-
fr keens notes on the prop-
'ai "bllsinABa
fUve scenes on the same
W be
taken spvprnl dnvs
chairs nnt tnhiPB and
clothes and Jewelry
'be same for' the later
a before.
ble duty, painstaking in
'ound too much for a
ker.
the script glrlr., how
; ""y have further picture
j", nave their eye on a
Job. rather than' stnr
Th" was how Dorothy
, bo has directed Ruth
"n anrl rln.n" and
other stars, laid the
r" for her career.
wullan.
Hrf"rU haVe ,0 kn0W
.j- wel, , Know ni
.ee." wmpk m.kA. the
"Propos:
n SSsi)niit tHroptni nt 0
I" spproached Ernest
v ("Kango") nrid said.
J"" to meet a very dear
Tt0' mine." And he pre-
.""n blond leading lndy.
cm , utbi netiru
ki. tor sk the blond s
numl.
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that,"
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greet the second Platlletka with Jubi
lation. For them It Is oaother In
stalment of the war. with its chances
for glory and victory.
There is another element in the
population which looks upon the ap
proaching second five-year plan with
equanimity, and It Is a much larger
element than Soviet leaders care to
admit publicly, it consuls of those
who are disillusioned and passive
those with little faith In the Soviet
slogans.
For the ordinary Russian, his hopes
consciously or unconsciously pinned
to 1933, the postponement to 1938
will be a bitter pill. Unlike the faith
ful Communist, he does not Judge
the present In terms of historical
perspective. He gets more satisfac
tion from Increase in his butter or
sugav ration than from contempla
tion of the distant socialist future.
Continuous Proms.
The .time has arrived when the
Soviet millions must realiza that time
cannot be split up Into pieces, ex
cept for advertising or propaganda
purposes. The Job upon which they
are engaged will not end ut the con
clusion of any four or five, or even
10-year term. It Is a conUnuous
process. The second five-year plan
Is the cruel but unavoidable Instru
ment whereby this realization will
be forced upon them.
For the generation which went
through the reconstruction period
and the beginning of the first five
year plan, there Is little ahead ex
cept a prolongation of the martry
dom. If there Is any harvest after
this bitter sowing, it will be reaped
by a new generation now maturing.
It is to the new generation, there
fore, that the Soviet regime is di
recting Its appeal as the second five
year plan Is being prepared. It has
been - educated to accept the gospel
of Marx, as Interpreted by Lenin and
Stalin, as the only faith. The Com
munist Youth organization gained a
million members in the first five
months of 1931 and Is pledged to swell
its ranks another 1,500.000 in the
next few months, bringing the total
to 6,500,000. They represent a great
reservoir of strength and sacrifice
upon which the years ahead will draw
heavily and unceasingly.
OF
CRATER LAKE NATIONAL PARK
(Special) New arrivals at Crater
lake, attracting more than passing
attention, are four bear, three cubs
and their mother, which appeared
in the park during the past week.
It Is a rare occurrence for a bear
to appear with more than two cubs
and It is still more of a matter ol
interest when one of the cubs has
fur of a decidedly different color
than Its fellows.
Two are dark brown and the third
is mouse-colored. It Is thought the
mother bruin "kidnaped" the mouse
colored cub somewhere in the woods
and brought him down to Govern
ment Camp where food is always
available. . '
The bears continue a big attraction
of the park, bringing mnny visitors
to Government Camp. Their trust in
human beings developed at this
spot Is not always to their sdvnn
tage when they leave the park at
the close of the season and at
tempt to make themselves at home
around logging camps or mountain
ranches. ,..,
They approach these places closely,
unafraid and with good Intentions,
in search of food, and often a bul
let from some hunter's gun finds
them. A number of the park bears
have been noted missing during the
past several years and are believed
to have been victims of their mis
placed trust in the human race
when outside the park, all of which
is set forth as good argument why
bruin should be protected In coun
ties adlolnlng the psrk area.
Late Road, Travel Ntwi
Construction work on the south
side of Blewett Pass is still in proir
resa the going is slow.
Crater Lake
Crater Lake, In Southern Oregon,
la one of the Northwest's most un
usual natural beauty spots and the
area of which it is the principal at
traction has been designated a Na
tional Park.
It is easily reached by fine roads
82 miles from Medford; 62 miles
from Klamath Falls.
At the rim of the crater is a mod
ern American plan hotel. There are
five camp grounds, stores, a cafe
teria, and cabins in the park area.
Among diversions are the drive
nrniind the rim of the lake crater.
the trail to the water, launch trips
around tne mice anu io vyizuiu la
land. Rowbouta are rented. There
is excellent fishing in the lake, as
well as in nearby lakes and streams.
Open until park season closes Sep
tember 20th.
HMorical Note
Astoria was founded in 1811 by
John Jacob Astor and was the ter
minus of the Hunt Expedition in
1811-12. Previous to this, in 1805.
the Lewis and Clark Expedition had
reached the mouth of the Columbia.
During the war of 1812 Fort Astor,
as it was then known, was taken by
the British and named Fort George
but was again reclaimed under the
Treaty of Ghent.
At the Astoria City Park ia a re
plica of old Fort Astor, scene of the
first white settlement west of the
Rockies. The actual site of Fort
Astor is at the corner of 16th and
Exchange.
DARING WOMEN FLIERS
IN PLANES THAT PASS
SEOUL, Korea. Aug. 28 (API
Amy Johnson, British avlatrix. flying
back to England after having made
an aerial trip from London to Tokyo,
and Marga Vonetzdorf, Oerman avl
atrix en route from Europe to Japan,
passed but did not sight each other
here today. Miss Johnson stopped to
night In Mukden and Prauleln Vo
netzdorf In Klrkoshlma City, Japan.
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