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LIEDrORD 31AIL TRIBUTE, MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, 3.PEIL ft, 1933. PAGE THREE JOBLESS RELIEF . PROGRAM REM IN FEWMONTHS Secretary Perkins Says Bil lion Dollar Public Works Plan Possible Within Four or Five Months WASHINGTON, April 14. (AP) Secretary Frances Perkins, who for several weeks has been working on an unemployment program ror presi dent Roosevelt, said today It was pos Bible to start a two to three billion dollar public workat program within four or five months. The activities that Miss Perkins outlined in response to questions at a press conference covered the wide ranae of federal, stats, county and city projects which she described as "not of the monumental lype. Legislutlon Necessary Much federal, state and local legis lation and authorization would be necessary to put It underway. She listed waterworks, grade cross ing elimination and road building at the head of the possibilities, out atso stressed slum clearance and the ouiia lng of low-cost homes. "The Important thing," she said, "Is to distribute the work to places where there are pools of unemployment. "Federal public works, many of them m sparsely settled places, do not drain the unemploymetn pools." Low-cost housing, Miss Perkins said, had alwayst proved not only elf liquidating but a paying propo sition. Viewed From Many Plonts Asked about the large number of unemployment relief plans on which - MLsa Perkins is working, sne saia: "The problem must be attacked on many fronts, closing In from a rlcty of different points." The special value of a public works program, she said, lay In the fact that It utilized brick, concrete, steel and such materials known as "cap! tal goods" and prompted the pur chase of food and clothing known as "consumers' goods,' at the same time giving work to the contractors in a class between the two. and thus proving a general stimulant to pri vate industry. However, she said, the ultimte aim must be to return people to the mills, mines, factories and telephone offices wftere they normally work. The mobilization of industry by opening large numbers of factories Immediately, she pronounced "highly desirable but difficult to achieve un der any artificial plan.' ICAOE ST HASTINGS. N. T.. April 14. JP Mr. and MM. John Vaco, Immigrants, and their 3-year-old twin daughters till were barricaded today against anybody who would bring medical treatment to the Infante. The children's court awaited a de cision from the appellate division of the supreme court before carrying out its own order for an operation on Helen Vasco. one of the twins. The parents have refused to give their permission for the operation. Which Is held by physicians to be Im perative. The girl has an eye tumor. Yesterday the parents barricaded the doors and threatened to pour scald ing water upon anyone attempting to enter. They refused to receive also a physician who had been called the day before to treat the other twin, Anna, for a cold. WOOOClFHlLE 10 ATTEND FUNERAL Members of Chrysanthemum Circle. No. 84. neighbors of Woodcraft, are requested to be at the Perl Funeral home Saturday morning at 10:30 o'clock to attend the funeral of Neighbor Mamie Noe. Guards will conduct the services at the grave. Siskiyou Memorial Park. ELK COMMITTEES NAMED FOR YEAR The Elks' crab feed was a huge suc ess. A record' breaking crowd at tended and stayed, at the tables until all the crabs, beer, cheese and crack ers and other dishes were consumed. The best party in years," and "Just like old times." were the expressions most heard from the members, and officers were besieged with questions of when the next similar affair would be held. The lodge meeting was turned over to T. E. Daniels, first exalted ruler of the lodge and he proceeded to call to account several of the mem bers for past wrongs, greatly to the benefit of the charity fund. The en tertainment high-light of the even ing was provided by James Stevens and Sebastian Apollo. Stevens sang his first number "Brown October Ale," considered very appropriate, and an encore, "Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?" which was so well re ceived that he was obliged to encore with "I Love Life." Sebastian Apollo played the accompaniment and fin ished off the musical entertainment with the sparkling piano solo. "Kit ten on the Keys." Committees for the lodge year were named by Exalted Ruler Fllegel as follows: Finance committee, Roy Prultt, Don Newbury and Clarence Fry: sick visiting committee: N. S. Young, N.. S. Bennett, O. M. Selmsby, A, B. Cunningham and B. L. Sander eon; lodge activities committee: Ralph Koozer, E. C. Jerome, Wm. Hammett, W. A. Gates, and O. O. Alenderfer; membership committee: Richard Crowson, Stanley Sherwood and Earl York; lapsatlon committee: Carl Y. Tengwald. W. A. Frazier, Dia mond Flynn, J. R. Bierma and Owney Patton; picnic grounds committee: Elmer Hull, P. O. Bigham and Cole Holmes: Medford Elk committee: E. C. Ferguson, W. A. Frazier, August Klocker and Ernest Rostel; dance committee: Robert Strang, Grover Corum, Charles Gilbert, Harry Barne- burg and James Dally and house com mittee, Robert Norrls, W. W. Allen and J. F. Fllegel. Fllegel also an nounced that the lodge will enter tain with a May Day dance on Mon day. May" 1. All agree that the affair was the best Elks party since the prosperous twenties and anxiously await the next. Past Exalted Ruler Leon B. Hasklns will have charge of the meeting May 4 and promises to out-do daniels for a snsppy meeting. Special rewards last night were made to Larry Schade and an elk's tooth charm to J. R. Fllegel. k HAVANA, Cuba, April 14. (P) Tronps were called to stamp out ter rorism today after 17 bomb explos ions killed one person and In J a red three or four. The blasts came yesterday and last nighv on the heels of several anany mous letters to police headquarters warning that yesterday would start "Red Week in Havana." Cavalry was called out after police had started a roundup of persons suspected of terroristic tendencies and opposition to the rule ot Presi dent Machado. The mounted troops patrolled Gallano street, while thru out the city automobiles were stop ped at gunpoint and searched. The bombings were attributed by police to political terrorism. 6-3 E (By the Associated Press) With another victory over the 1032 pennant winning Portland club -to Its credit, Oakland continued today to lead in the ftght for the Pacific Coast league championship. "Long George" Kelly, former New York Giant and Brooklyn first sacker, provided the winning punch for the Oak attack yesterday, PincA hitting for Pool In the fifth with the score deadlocked at three-all. Kelly lined a long single out to left field to score Malhlo and French Uhalt. paved the way for another run and give Oak land the game, 6-3. Batteries: Port lnnd, Gibson, Cohen and Palmlsano; Oakland, Jojner and Veltman. Los Angeles maintained its second place position, a game behind the Oaks, by trouncing Hollywood, 13-1. Fay Thomas did a rare Job of pitch ing, letting the Stars down with four scattered bits, w.Mle his mates were collecting 19 off three Hollywood tossers. It was Thomas' third straight win. Seattle sunk deeper into the league cellar by dropping Its third in a row to Sacramento, 7-4. With their new found scoring pow er still very much In evidence, the yraausuuMSM. HOME OWNED AND OPERATED For Your Easter Dinner we are featuring Crater Brand HAM b. 12 WHOLE or HAL? We feature STATE INSPECTED QUALITY LOCAL MEATS ' Free Delivery Daily at 8, 10, 2 and 4 PORK LEG or LOIN ROASTS PORK CHOPS real pig pork . mild cure, any size piece lb, IT2 BEEF POT ROAST gj c SALT PORK jjy2c BOILING BEEF Q lb. Bacon Squares Q lb. WIENERS, BOLOGNA, LIVER SAUSAGE 2 lb. 23c PRIME RIB ROASTS boned and tied, no waste lb. 1 5c PURE LARD or SHORTENING . . 4 lb. 29c WITH THE VALLEY TRADE IS THE VALLEY MADE mma Be Wise Buy Wise and Economize at the RELIABLE CASE! GROCERY W. A. HOLLOWAY, Owner Phone 20 1 i ZISZZZZZvX this Phone 20 I 111 Free Delivery FRYERS . . . lb. 22c Fancy, fresh dressed FANCY HENS . lb. 17c Fat, dry picked FOR YOUR EASTER BREAKFAST SLICED HAM lb. 30c Center Cut LINK SAUSAGE lb. 15c Seasoned Just Right Real Specials -on Young Mutton LEGS lb. 9c CHOPS . lb. 10c Rib or Loin STEW . . lb. 4c SHOULDER lb. 6c STEAKS Sirloin, Rib or small T Bone lb. 1 OC We Also Have Swift's Premium Hams for Easter Tune in on KMED every Morning 8:15 for Daily Specials Klamath Potatoes, while 3 tons last, 25-lb. bags 37 Ho. 1 Asparagus, green and tender, 3 lbs 14? New Peas, full pods, 3 lbs 23c New Potatoes, 3 lbs 25d Iced Lettuce, solid and crisp, 2 heads 13$ Sweet southern Grape Fruit, dozen 28$ eei?fless Ma?lke 12-14 North Bartlett Phone 603 I WE FEATURE LOCAL PRODUCTS! Phone 20 Free Delivery EASTER FOODS friendly HOME OWNED. store. Insist on the best. We fea ture QUALITY FOODS PRICED TO SAVE. ' Experienced clerks to serve you at all times. Comed Beef fancy quality 1 9c Grapefruit no. 2 cans 2 for 25c Purex ...... quart 19c Wheaties (cereal bowl free) 2 for 23c Eggs fresh extras dozen 11c DO NOT OVERLOOK THIS UNUSUAL VALUE Golden Age MACARONI AND NOODLES CLOSE OUT PRICE 3 pkg lOs 8 Pkg. 25c Only few Noodle. Plenty of Macaroni. No Limit. Bread and Butter Pickles, only few left 2 for 19 Petite Prunes, Fancy Head Rice, JS 4ft Red Beans, Local White Kidney , Ihg I He mT Beans and Small White SWI FT'S PREMIUM, i j m a mm Beans Swift's Premium Sliced Bacon, lb 25$ Puffed Rice, 2 pkg. 29 Puffed Wheat, 2 pkg. 19 JELLO New style, 3 pkg 19 Swans Down Cake Flour, large package 23 Calumet Baking Powder, 1 lb 25 Diamond Crystal Salt, plain or iodized 3 for 25J Flour, Seal of Oregon, fancy hard wheat $1.09 Quality Fruits and Vegetables Fancy Arizona Grape Fruit, large size 4 for 19 Local Radishes and Green Onions 3 for 10 Fancy large Lemons 1 doz. 19) Solid Lettuce, large size 2 for 15 Jumbo Artichokes, each .. 5$ Louisiana Sweet Potatoes 4 lbs. for 'ZTtt Asparagus, No. 1 2 lbs. for 15 Fancy Local Parsnips 4 lbs. 10 Missions made It three straight over the San Francisco Seals. 7-1. Al though outhlt e to 8 by the Seals. t,he Missions bunched their hits In the early Innings and made them good for runs. 1 MING OF BRIDE ATLANTA, Oa.. April 14. (P) A negro burglar ha confessed the slay ing of Mrs. Robert E. Coleman for which her young husband bu served four years of a life sentence at bard labor on a Georgia chain gang. Officers said th negro, James Starka, a convict camp inmate, told them yesterday he crushed the young woman's head with a poker March 14. 1929 when he found Jjer alon with her nine -months-old baby. He gave no motive. Another prisoner had tip ped police he knew about the slay ing. Coleman testified at his trial that he came home to find his bedroom a shambles and his wife dead, but he was convicted on circumstantial evi dence. He was 33 then. Officers said Immediate tpa would be taken to obtain his release. SHOE REPAIR SHOP moved from 41 3. Front to 122 N. Central. Coun ty ihoe repairing. H P. Preabt. JUMPING JOE SAVOLD! RATES OVERCOAT NOW By EDWARD 9. NEIL Associated Press Sports Writer NEW YORK, April 14. ( AP) "Jumping Joe Savoldl, the Notre Dame line - buster, who suddenly started "taking out" wrestlers and wound up flooring Jimmy Londos, la takl ng his claim to heavyweight championship laurels very seriously Indeed. So seriously. In fact, that he has bought himself an overcoat. "It was an right." he saya, "to go around without a coat or hat when t was Just a wrestler. Cold never bothers me. Now lt different. You've got to look like something when you're champion." The naive youngster, who would have been an all-America fullback If he hadn't married In his senior year aa Kmtte Rockne's star pupil and thus eliminated himself from South Bend football near the close of the 1030 season, already has a crick in his neck from looking at New York's tail buildings. Joe has been here before, as a pre liminary wrestler In the Londoa troupe, but never amid the attention that now surrounds him, and with free time to take in the sights. He said he accepted yesterday a "100. 000 offer" of a Toronto syndicate headed by Percy R. Gardner for & share In his managerial contract. Then, feeling he could afford it, he bought his new overcoat before talc ing in the ball game. FOUR SQUARE CHURCH LACKS RELIEF FUNDS Contributed The Foursquare church 1 putting on a campaign for funda and clothing for the commissary and church. The work la growing and we kindly ask your support or donations that we mtht go on with the work for the needy. 205 Apple atreet, phone 918. OLD SALEM BREWERY MAY OPERATE AGAIN SALEM, Ore., April 14. (AP) The old Bnlem brewery, which later was turned Into a cannery, wa viewed by two brewers yesterday who Indicated they would make further study ot the plant relative to Its purchase. ORMOND BEACH, Fla., Apirl 14 (AP) The last ot the general offi cers of the civil war. General Adel bert Ames, Is dead at the age of 07. R3ai?slhi,s i?sei?y Personal Attention Prompt Service -PHONE 252 For the Easter Dinner TOMORROW you'll find an abundance of appetiz ing delicacies especially appropriate for the Easter dinner . . . You'll be delighted with the variety and pleasurably surprised at the very moderate prices we are featuring ... and remember I ' ' Personal' ' service and convenient delivery service without addi tional cost to you! Spring Vegetables Celery Lettuce Green Onions Radishes Cucumbers Artichokes Sweet Potatoes Tomatoes Carrots Beets Turnips Green Beans Green Peas Spinach Cauliflower Bell Peppers Boiling Onioni Asparagus ' Egg Plants Cabbage Rhubarb Delicious Fresh Fruits of Quality. Bananas Oranges Grape Fruit Fancy Newtown Apples Fresh Pineapple Fresh Limers Lemons Avocadoes Fancy Domestic and Imported Cheese New York Cream Imported Edam Old English , Camembert Pabst-ett Imported Roquefort Cream Brick Philadelphia Cream Imported Parmesan Limberger Pimento Imported Swiss American Swiss SATURDAY SPECIALS,' Large package Quaker Oats '. ... . . ..... 16c 1 lb. jar S. and W. Peanut Butter . , ,. .. 15c 2 lb. package Snow-Flake Crackers .,. . .29c 2 cans Royal Club Shrimp . ..... . 25c Swans-Down Cake Flour. . . . .,.,.24c 1 large can B. and M. Baker Beans and 1 large can B. and M. Brown Bread . .Both for 29c Special two-layer cake "Easter Sunshine" 49c Kiddies' Easter Egg Cakes,. ... ..... . . ... . ..... .,.T .2 for 5c HOME MADE CAKES and BREAD FIVE FREE DELIVERIES ON SATURDAY All telephone orders receive the aame carefu attention as if yon called at the store In person. PHONE 252 Phone 81. CENTRAL MARKET Free Delivery 1933 Spring Lamb All Choice Steaks, lb. .15c Choice Veal Roast, lb.. 10c Beef Pot Roast, lb 8c Home rendered Lard, EASTER HAMS Half or Whole Lb. 3 lbs 25c R. I. Red Hens, lb .18c FINE ASSORTMENT LUNCH MEATS
