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IALOVERNMENT RESIGNS IN CRISIS
PAGE SEVEN
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fare Way To' Avert
iai Disaster-
L ue. 29. (AP) Ramsay
Ldu repudiated In his own
.QjotW. -The. labor party
- ... Khphan Harbor dl
' Km missed a resolution
L m that he resign as the rep
Li ot the division in parlla-
win be referred 'to
L of delegates at September
icUoa was iaen ui whs iu
letter from me prune uult
I.,... ho defended his action
tag the new national govern-
1. -.nPHnninir a small cut in
L s he able to Insure Its
Lace at all.
sjnilil was lniormea i nis
'!i.imDuth. Scotland, where
Lading the week-end, of the
itilon. His only comment, af
lince of some seconds, was:
IttU. there is noining win
. it tiM moment."
t; tn announcement .by the
-leister of hiS' inteiitiuna- inu
a Sliohan excciltlve was. ln-
.1 iMvins little doubt ,tlmt
Li resign from the ' house of
&But the beiiei was gencnu
innldjwalt until, Upie Iqr.thp.
be resign now ft might. oe
or him to accept designn-,
peer so that he might enter
e of lords In order, to. retain
of', prime minister. Britain
nm ministers who were
libera of the house of com
Ld Salisbury for instance
Md of the goverpment must
Lliament.
tald has represented the
Lirisinn for two years.
Lbinet pressed on today with
bof the economy program to
Lated to the special session
Intent a week from Tuesday.
I lie government firmly m
cd a majority of from forty
in the house of commons
im (Lueccsa.ls predicted
jmpalgn to balance the bud-
Hert financlau disaster. ..
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GRIFFIN CREEK
1 Because ot fa 1 1 um i,t-i.. -.. . ':. . . . . i. t . .ustiiw l-Aoio
of Prime Minister Ram.arMaeDonirf r..Y, ? 6?lEn.!'nB the bl;iin' 'he British labor government
his cabinet. Above left to rh,hl- uJrH d 3 .""""f MacQonald (center) Is shown with members of
of the exchequer; Tom Shaw .oreu tv liT If ' v'P' C' the Council: Pi,ilip Snowden, chancellor
J R. Clynes, home secretary- Srthu HeM 7 V Alex.nn,ii-: ,ir' '"-d of the admiralty. Below:
for India, and Maarnaret Banfield mu.- '. I?""'"-. Vetirevood Ccnn. s:cretary of state
Jona, non-party ..'verr to form , new
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CHEERFULLY FIRM
NEW YORK," Aug. 29 (AP) Se
curity markets ended the we?k with'
a slight uiwui'd tilt and a moderate
ly cheerful tone today, but trailing,
particularly in shares, was sluggish.
The btter tone in railroad bonds.
which developed on Wednesday, was
maintained, while stocks generally
ranged fractionally higher, with a
lancllul of gains of a point or more.
There, was a little bullish activity In
some,: or, the motion , picture, .copper
and Siiccialty issues.
Sterling exchange on New York
was a little firmer today, ruling at
S4.8u;i,, up id, for cable transfers,
Foreign exchanges generally were
quiet, however, and there was a no
table lack of Important improvement
in sterling against the Swiss franc
and the Dutch florin.
Buying of the copper shares, par
ticularly notable In Anaconda, ap
parently was based on a slightly firm
er tone in the market for copper
metal. ...
UKP, Aug, ??. (AP) Mill
w today roared the" opening
fcL national air races. .. - .
narine, and army planes,
i brisk wind that made the
3J. tied In painting new
a and rolling through rap
ping tactics of war combat,
cierlne its servloa rivals, the
scurried 30 pursuit planes
1 1 maze ot new formations.
K the letters "A" and "C"
Irs of dives that rocked the
Ir.ih propellor snap and en-
r. . , , ,
ty, the 10-day air classic
b way with the arrival of
fcirtman and John Polnndo
&pe Cod", the cabin mono
i which they flew non-stop
' York to Istanbul, Turkey,
rmce record of nearly 5.000
M navy fighting planes
I artier langley under iieu
Cataander J. E. . Oslrandor
to the air. They demon
"tat they could do In attack
e, .
taj 'to Sections of three,
formed a "V" then went
utaelon, or sort ot "stalr
"atton, and from 2.00Q feet
"W the grandstands to 600
'la as a single group they
4 the "squirrel cage loop"
k cylinder In the sky. . ,
at U 8. Sanderson,- a vet
to known as "Old Sandy.','
"an 9 of none marine
jj "Lethcrncck" demonstra
ted the Lulberry circle
N formation with each
behind tit nthir and a
fP snd "snake dancee."
demonstration was the
tjeular, with one. section of
i diving from 2,500 feet
feet above the grand
) "iatrig back Into the sky.
V tlg. 29. (AP) Two
In different directions
(9 northern course between
' America wore on the
1 of Hudson Bay today
apart. .
branch of the Marine de
'Parted Wolfgang von Oro
l sub-Arctic course to
dd m Povungnltuk. an
In northern Quebec
i is? l0" nlght-
(fr"toa snd Robert Colllg-
"- from rw... w
iTJ wnson. 75 miles from
" today. They expect to
p?? he da'r ,or Pangnlr-
.! ,Glt nnnnc-c Iron
Z August 29. (UP)
r"rd m .
Of A .
'' or flounce Iron,
In the William (.'.
""-"tenii here. The
I , 1,1 olden times to
Trill lidrlver Mas Trill lif III
MARION,' 0'., Aug. 29. (UP)
When neighbors became suspicious of
a truck lead of cartons botng un
loaded at a house here, police were
called and an investigation made.
All the cartons, which the truck
driver said contained spaghetti and
tomatoes, were opened at a freight
storage ftouso- and found to contain
spaghetti and 'tomatoes. ,
Coals uf Tun Win IVizos
-MEMPHIS, August 29. (UP)
PHkob were awaidod heiv recently
to the children who had the "best
coats of tun." The award wa.'i
nart of a Dlaym'ouncl festival
staged. . f J ' i ' .
Save money at Hu'-chisoh Merc
Store by buying 8hoc3 at bis reduction.
FORGER TELLS OF
LONG BEACH, Cal., Aug. 29. (AP)
EklUie Frank Walters, 33, arroiied
here on a forgery count, todny con
fessed to complicity in the holdup of
the Spokane office of the American
E.pre-E3 company on October 31), 1929,
in which an employe of the company
was killed.
Walters said George J. Miller, con
victed in Spokane of the murtler an:t
sentenced to 'hang, tired tha lalal
shct und also shot at another em
ploye who wa3 .tiel up, siiying he
did not want to leave witnesses.
Walters said belore the lioldup he
and Miller had agreed there was to
be no violence.
Whether Walters Is tried here on
the forgery count or tried in Spokane
cn the holdup charge, he probably
faces life Imprisonment, lie is .i
three time leser and under the hab
itual criminal act of cither state his
conviction -would mean life Imprison
ment.
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Klrpliunt Knocked Out
NORWALK, Conn., Aug. 29. (UP)
An elephant was In the embar
rassing position of being out but
not dowii,- here. - The driver of an
elephant truck of a circus tried to
drive under a low bridge. The cle
fianfs .bead pro'.rudcd. The bridge
scored a clean knockout. . The truck
waa 'so ' narrow, however that the
beast' Just leaned dizzily against the
aides and the truck .continued on. .
GRIFFIN CREEK. Ore., Aug. 119.
(Special.) Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cherry
and family and Gladys Palmer of
Central Point have returned from a
two weeks vacation In Tillamook
coiuuy. While gone Raymond fell
from cliff and broke his arm.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern McClellan and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Robinson i
of Klamaih Falls weie recent visitors
at ihe home of Mr. and Mrs. O. E.
Simmers. ,
Frd Spuhn of New Haven. Conn..
is vfcUlns at .the Home uf his father.
Mr. Clark Is visiting at tie L. I.
Douglas home. "
Jean McKay, daughter of Ralph
McKay of Medford is spending pome
time visiting her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. McKay.
Mr. and Mrs, E. T. Burnett and
family from Rogue River, were rec?nt
callers at the J. D. Brown home.
Among the familUs who recently
went" to the Elk Creek Hatchery were
Wilbur Kime, Nick Klmo. C. E. Mar
tin, J. E. Judy and J. D. Brown.
Many families are motoring to
Applegnte for blackberries but don't
find them quite so plentiful as last
year.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C, Bolil visited
Sunday at the nome of O. M. Ander
son' of Med ford.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Best and daugh
ter Laura were recent dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Simmers.
Mrs Helen Flanders and little
daughter Joanna of Hornbrook. Calif.
;uve boon visiting Mrs. Flanders' sis
ter, Mm. C. E. Martin the past two
weeks. Tuesday they all motored ov.r
to Hornbrook and spent the evening
with Mr. Flanders who has, employ
ment there.
Week end visitors at the C. E. Mar
tin homo were: Mrs.. Chaa. Gray, Mrs.
D. J. Puckett and children Hubert
and Norma Lee, Mrs. Wm. Gray and
Miss May Clevenger of Klamath Falls
Grant Flanders and Ivan Hodges of
Hornbrook. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sweet
and children Blllle and Yvetta Lee
and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Martin of
Bcal Lane
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DETROIT. August 29. ( UP) The
fust nut intuit linwltm: tmmuimi'm
of the American Lett Ion will 1"
hi'M tn connection with the orga
nization 'h national convonttun, to
tip hold hero ffoptomlM'r 1 R -2 3 .
Uu.tiM-n Kills 27 OilcWtMi
THERESA, N. Y., August 29
(11') The depredatlonn of a rac
coon cut a wide swath in the
lunkn of rhU-kitr owned by Paul
I'ooptT. In one n.Khi th. animal
killed i; i'httktMiK.
A load of green slat word, about a
cord and a half, 5 cash. Valley Fuel
Co . Phon 76.
to.strriUMV Income IfRest.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 29. 1 AP) ,
Half the spendable Income of Ameri
ca enters the pockets of those i'ho
dwell In one-seveath of Its area
the Atlantic coast states, according
to a recent survey made by tha
Philadelphia Business Progress as
sociation. . .
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Clarified advertising aetn renultn.
Will You Leave Your Family
DEPENDENT ON OTHERS? I
IN these days that sort ot thing Isn't necessary. Prujal habits. ,t
little foresight In adopting tho proper life Imuran;- plan, in'lt
sume determination will make their future secure. I ' j- ' i
Learn ubout tho plan from
r.HI. H. (ilt.VNT, lllslrl.t Milliaiter. I'hulie tlilll
ll. V. sciii:Kn:i .tmnt j. n. moak Anent
ItrptrKrntllie.
METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY ,
U'l
TARIFF OFFICIAL
ILL, KILLS SELF
BAILEY ISLAND. Me., Aug. 29. . bf
(AP) Despondent because of 111
health, nifved Pearce Dennis, G2, a
democratic member of tho United
States tariff commission, wandered
from his summer home here today
and drowned himself in the waters
of Cuco bay.
Members of his family found he
was inlrslng when they arose this
morning. They organised a small
searching party and discovered the
pajama-cjud body a quarter of a mile
away on the wet sand where the re
ceding tide had left it..
Dr. Gilbert M. Elliott, Cumberland
county medical examiner, after ex
amining the body, pronounced it sui
cide by drowning.
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Famous Irish Inn Sold
BALLYMAHOON, Ire., August '29.
(UP) An inn, "Tho Three JHy
Pltfc-on," , referred to In (Jold
smith'H "De.sertcd VUlnKP-." whh
hoUI at auction here for $3,600.
Classified ndvprtialnn: gets rtmlt.
IIhjtp Aim Vlv Kxhlhilt'd
BIRMINGHAM, Eng.. August 29.
(I P) An apple plo twelve feet
10 feet high and containing
four and a half humlredwolglit of
apples was exhibited hsre recent
ly. ' ;
New fall merchandise ir, authentic
styles arriving daily at
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