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PXGE TWELVE 'MEDFORD' SEOL' TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, TUXE 16, 1932 PLACE SWITCHED 1L ' Meeting place of the publlo gath ering, called for Monday nltt by Mayor E. M. Wlteon lor consideration of the relief plan, outlined by the Medford Association of Unemployed, til been changed to the Preebyte rlen church, It was announced today, to provide adequate apace for the anticipated crowd. The time for the meeting will be the aame, 8 o'clock. All Interested persona In the city, which the com mittee workera elate ahould be all persona of the city, are urged to be preeent. The court house rooms were decided too email to accom modate the gotherlng after numer ou civic organizations were Inter viewed regarding the relief plane. Representatives from all are ex pected to attend along with city council, chamber of commerce board of directors, bankers, business and professional men of Medford and members of the Jackson county court. M. M. STORE HAS With a largo black sailing vessel silhouetted against a vividly Illumi nated background, gold and blue drape to either aide, the windows at the M. M. Department Store display ing Enna Jettlck shoes has been at tracting much attention during the past few days. Black velvet hangings at each end of the show space accent the richness of the colorings. Prises to be awarded In tthe word bo ltd Ing contest being conducted by the M. M. store In conjunction with the Enna Jettlck shoe campaign are also displayed, with posters telling the ru!cs and purpose of the feature. Completing the showing la an at tractive arrangement of many models of the Enna Jettlck shoes for women. BIRTHS GOLDEN BEARS TOUCH OFF HOOVER FIREWORKS V, . : ' I ' ll' '-'r'lm'M'WW'"'l 7""'"-" Amciated Prtti Phott The first bis noise of the republican national coventlon resulted when Gov. James Rolph, Jr., car rying the old Bear flag, and hla California delegation staged an Impromptu demonstration for Candidate Hoover, which lasted 20 minutes. Standards of the majority of the states were raised In the parade through the Chicago atadlum. Associated Press telephoto. - Mr. and Mrs. Edward Leach are the parents of a 9 -pound girl, bora this morning at the Purucker maternity home. 1 Mid-iummer sportswear In newest fabrics moderately priced at , ETHELWYN B. HOFFMANN'S Sixth nd Holly FOR TRANSCRIPT An application asking that the county court provide In the neighbor hood of $385 for Vie expense of se curing a transcript of the testimony In the trial of Albert W. Reed, now serving a life sentence In state pris on for conviction of the murder of Victor Knott, Ashland policeman, will be made by his attorneys, Newbury and Nowbury, on July 3 next the ex piration of the 00 days allowed by the court for securing funds for filing of the appeal. Attorney Ous Newbury has stated that the cost of the briefs and other expenses Incidental to the appeal would be borne by himself. Discov ery of vital new evidence tending to support Reed's contention that she was not at the scene of the murder la the corner stone of the sppeal, hla attorneys say. Attorney Newbury says that friends and relatives of Reed k In Colorado are unable to raise the necessary sum and for that reason will ask that the county bear a portion of the expense. In Memorium A loved one was called to the Haven of Rest, Leaving loved ones behind Whom Ood will bless. She waa so patient, sweet and glad, Even In old days w,hen the world waa sad. So hopeful like with a word of cheer. Helping some poor soul while she was here. How good ahe was till she's passed and gone, leaving husband and children to wander on. Her friends will miss her shining face For ho one on earth can take moth er's place. To Mrs. T. B. Powell, composed by her friend, Mrs. R, 1. Hawkswood, Medford, Ore. 4 Oregon Weather . Fair and mild tonight and Friday overcaat near the coast; moderate northwest winds offshore. Desirable houses always In first class condition, for rent, lease or sale. Call 105.. 1 Auto glass Installed while you wait. Prices right. Brill iheet Metal Works. STATES RULE OVER (Continued from page one) Its opposition to both the administra tion and the repeal planks. Hoover Regime Endorsed Whole hearted endorsement of the Hoover leadership and a stinging de mand for party regularity In cong ress were accepted In the new re publican platform to the accompani ment of hundreds of ringing palms. . It was the prohibition plank, de claring against flat repeal of the eighteenth amendment but calling upon congress for a substitute pro viding federal control of the liquor traffic, which made everything else unimportant to most of the delegates for the time being Weary from almost 38 hours of constant work on the party's policies for 1933, the bespectacled James R Garfleld, son of the late president, read the planks to the restless con vention. Bingham Opens Wet Attack As Garfield concluded, the tall, sil ver haired Senator Bingham, of Con necticut, opened the wet attack with a demand for submission of prohibi tion to the states for repeal. The ma jority In thfi galleries and many on the floor were with him and showed it. Two hours of debate were granted the president's leaders Garfield, Sec retary Mills and John L. McNab. of California. rallied the convention against the repealers headed by Bing ham and Dr. Nicholas Murray But ler, of New York. If the verdict had been on cheering alone the latter would have won. The administration prohibition plank declares for law enforcement; condemns referenda; deprecates par tisan consideration of the Issue; urges attention on "many pressing nation al problems: opposed submission con fined to retention or repeal and con cluded : Favors States Rule We, therefore, believe that the people ahould have an opportunity to pass upon a proposed amendment the provision of which, while retaining In the federal government power to preserve the gains already made In dealing with the evils Inherent In the liquor traffic, shall allow states to deal with the problem as their citi zens may determine, but subject al ways to the power of the federal gov ernment to protect those states where prohibition may exist and safe guard our cltteens everywhere from the return of the saloon and attend ant abuses. 'Such an amendment ahould be promptly submitted to the states by congress, to be actad upon by state conventions called for that sole pur pose In accordance with the provis ions of article V of the constitution, and adequately safeguarded so as to be truly representative." Bingham for Resubmission The rejected Bingham substitute called for Immediate resubmission of prohibition to stat conventions for retention or repeal, advocating state liquor control in event of repeal. The new republican platform, quickly adopted after the liquor ex change was over, endorses the Hoover policies up and down the line. It recommends loans to the states for unemployment relief: development of cooperative marketing under the farm board; revision of veterans legisla tion to adjust inequalities and to provide economies; adherence to the world court; and revision of the tar iff through the tariff commission to plug breaks In the wall resulting from depricttloa of foreign curren cies. ror Utility Regulation It also proposes federal regulation of electric currents transmitted across state lines; an International confer ence on the monetary problem, In cluding the subject of silver: cong ressional authorisation for American participation in international confer ences to be called when the violation of the Kellogg peace pact is threat ened; laws to curb racketeers and kidnapers; and tariff protection for natural resources, Including the pro ducts of the farms, the forest, the mines and the oil wells. In contrast witn the 1938 platform declaration, there waa no mention of the billions owed the United States by her former allies. Opening- Dance, new Grange Hall. Lake Creek, Sat. June 25. COURT WILL ATTEND RELIEF DISCUSSION The Jackson county court next Monday will attend the meeting of the county courts of the state at Portland, upon call of the governor, to consider plans for relief of the unemployed. The meeting will last all day and all phases of the Jobless problem will be discussed. It la expected that the program will be framed to provide work, through Joint action of state, county and federal agencies, co-operating with service clubs and other agencies. Portrait of distinction. The Peaa leya, opp. Holly theater. PHONE 9 I HOME OWNED STORE FREE DELIVERY YOU s r If : ? .f : -.'''M.' iWW t yi ( I f " I 11 Cel.. lilt ft. aswfcw Mates 0 "Every body's doing it!" 7 out of 10 smokers inhale knowingly the other 3 inhale unknowingly DO you Inhale? 7 out of 10 smokers know they inhale. 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