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PAGE TWO jrEDFOTlD MATE TRIBUNE, SfEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDSY, DECEMBER 2, 1932. CAREOFDISlED BRINGS MILLIONS TO OREGON PURSE "Hundred of thousand! of dollars that now are coming annually Into Oregon will b withheld from the channels of business, and Instead, the burden of higher local and state taxes will occur If organized groups suc ceed tn stopping various benefits now existing under law for disabled vete rans," says L. C. Oarlock, Medlord Le gion post commander, who quotes statement by Louis A. Johnson, na tional commander of the American Legion. In the statement just Issued, the national commander said, In part, as follows: The chamber of commerce of the United States, through Its (legitimate or Illegitimate?) stepdaughter, -'Nel as the American Legion has come to know the National Economy league, la seeking, through misrepresenta tion to unduly alarm the country re garding the cost of caring for dis abled veterans. Admiral Byrd Is the spear-head for 'Kel' In touring the country. He Is the distinguished son of a distinguished family and while I have naught to say against him personally, I believe that unwittingly and unintentionally ha Is the stalking horse for that comparatively small group whose profits In one year (1038) were 90,300,000,000. "The opposition of this group to the care of the disabled has been traced to the fact that out of their huge profits they pay a large share of the federal Income tax, and If the care of the disabled Is curtailed their taxes can be reduced because the burden can then be shifted to the little fellow or local tax payer, few of whom pay or know very much about any federal Income tax. In the year of our greatest prosperity, 1028, this group of opponents pstd a total federal income tax of $008,000,000. leaving them an average net Income of $.130,000 each out of their more than six billion dollars' profits. "If their scheme should succeed, It la easy enough to understand that Oregon would Immediately have sevs ral thousand disabled veterans thrown upon the mercy of the local communities. Many of these disabled men would have no means of support, and Instead of spending federal pay ments for groceries, medicine, cloth ing, etc., would be objects of charity. "Therefore, the channels of trifle In the communities of Oregon would lose that Income now coming to them and In addition, the local taxes for the upkeep of local hospitals county farms and other Institutions would Increase. This does not take Into eon alderatlon the human misery Involved, nor the fact that It Is cheaper In the end to cure these men and to restore them to self-support. How much wiser to 'cure rather than 'curse.' " r , ( ' ' f W GASOLINE SALES TO 1927 LEVEL 8ALEM, Dm 1. (AP) Ouollnj consumption In Oregon during th month of Octobsr lipped back to a level of five yean ago and distil late ealea for the aame month were the lowest In 13 yean, a atatlatlcal report on motor vehicle fuel tsxas, releaaed today by Bal B. How, tecre tary of stats, ahowed, The total tax eolleoted, U' ehown on the tabula tion, la low mark alnee teas. Wholesale fuel distributors reporetd the aale of 13,363.398 gallon, of gaso line and 137.788 gallon! of distillate tn October of this year. By virtue of It four-cent tax on gasoline and three and one-half cent tax on dis tillate, the atate collected S53S.31a.34 In fuel taxea. Probably the largest factor In the heavy ehrlnkage of fuel consumption la the decreased use of motortiad farm equipment, Hoes eald. "Further evidence of decreased fuel consumption by agricultural enter prises Is shown by the gasoline tax refunds which were 84067.47 less last month than those of the previous month," the secretary pointed out. Refunda allowed during November, based on October fuel consumption, were 867.58733 while 873.474.70 tax refunda were allowed by the depart ment In September fuel sales. Sailors Slain By Chinese Bandits HANKOW, Deo. t. (AP) Wireless dispatches from the American Yang tse r a p 1 da atesmshlp company's atteamer Iplng today reported the killing of several membera of her crew, all Chinese, by bandits' shell fire. The dlspatchea laid the ban dlte were deployed along the Yang tse'e shores 8ft mtl.s below Irhang, a rlty of 59.000 duo west, of here In Hupeh province. No Fatalities In ' Oregon Industry 8ALEM, Dec. 3. (API No fatali ties have resulted from Industrlsl ac cidents the past two weeks, the etate commission reported today. The num ber of accident the past week totaled 40, or twenty more than th, week previous. Coast Highway Is Blocked By Slide BALEM. Dee. 3. (AP) The Oregon coast highway north of Bar View, in Tillamook county, waa blocked by slide late yesterday and cannot be opened until the middle of next week, the atate highway ccmmlaslon an nounced today. The detour around that aectlon has also been blocked, leaving no road through that district. FREE Pioneera a tin descendant, photographed without charge for pioneer hlstorloal collection SHANClUC STUDIO. May Be Chancellor UNCLE SAM OVER TWENTY BILLIONS IN REjnO DATE (Continued from Page One) of the government, Including all of Its activities, amounted to 1.418,476 813, a decrease as compared with 1.643.360,046 last year, while the gen. eral fund receipts touted 8671,007,439, aa compared with 8801,708,004 a year ago. On the expenditure side there was 8100.000.000 devoted to the adjusted service certlflcete fund this yesr thst was not Included In the expenditures for the same period of last year. Banka Issue Currency. The tressury's month-end state ment ahowed that In the five montha of the fiscal yssr It bsd Issued 83, 854,304,680 In securities and had re tired In the ssme period a total ol 3,535.393,197. The statement ahowed that national banks were continuing to take sdvsn tage of the Olass-Borsh amendment to the home loan law and Issuing cur rency backed by government securi ties besrlng not more than 3 per cent Interest. Since the law became effective last July the national bank currency outstanding has Increased approximately 8165,000.000 and now amounts to 8875.880.908. Dr. Helnrleh Schnee Is on of th, German leader mentioned a pos sible successor to Frani Von Pspen a chancellor. (Associated Press Photo) Meteorological Report December t, 1032, Forecasts. Oregon: Unsettled with occasional rains tonight and Saturday. Little change In temperature. Local Data, Medford and vicinity: Tonight and Saturday unsettled with occasional rains. Little change In temperature. Lowest temperature this morning, 44 degrees. Temperature a year ago today: Highest, 83; lowest, 41. Total precipitation alnce September 1, 1932, 4.85 inches. Relative humidity at 0 p. m, yes terday, 60; B a. n. today, 91. Sunset today, 4:41 p. m. Sunrise tomorrow, 7:2a a. m. Sunset tomorrow, 4:40 p. m. TOT. WITNESSES LOS ANGELES, Cal Dee. 3. (AP) j Norm Smebye, S, today witnessed the murder and suicide of her grand mother and grandfather. Pistol bullets terminated the brok en romance of Conley Mumpower, 63, and his wife, Mary, 60. "X got out of bed and went to the kitchen," the little girl told police. "ramps waa Bitting on a chair. "I heard him tell gramma he had been following . her all around the city. She. was In the pantry getting breakfast. "All of a sudden grsmpt. jumped up. He had gun. Ho shot gramma In the back, two times. "Then he shot himself and fell down by gramma." Be oorrectly corseted by ETHELWYN B. 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