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MEDFOTtD USm TRIBUNE, ,MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, 'APRIL' 21,' 1933.
TRADE DELEGATES
OF SOVIET CALLED
Action Follows Conviction of
Five British Engineers and
Embargo Against Im
nortations From Russia
MOSCOW, April HH"
4ou4 of eoonomlo war darkened we
aorlion, feveetta, ornciei wtm organ
lashed out todoy at "British Imperial-
It aooused them of attempting to
Me the leoent sabotage trial of Brit
ish engineers to promote an empire
trade program laid down at the Im
perial conference at Ottawa last year.
Meanwhile a plea for "mercy" for
two engineers sentenced to prison was
being considered ny me boviov
iitiirM yminlttee. Defense coun-
ael had aalted that the prison terms
Imposed on u. U. -inornwn ww rrn-
liam Ii. MacDonald, convicted of spy
ing and wrecking, be commuted to
exile for lue.
LONDON, April 1. R The chiefs
of the soviet Russian trade delegation
to London were recalled to Moscow
todav "for consultation" and wiu
start for home next Monday.
This action follows the conyictlon
of five British engineers tried in Mos
cow on sabotage charges, and the inv
position of an 80 per cent embargo
against Russian importations into
England, sv measure resorted to by
the government In protest against the
sabotage case. -
Asked If there was any question of
the delegation not returning to Lon
don, a soviet official said:
"All I can say at present Is that
Una delegation is going horns to make
a report a not unusual thing from
time to time."
British Envoy Called Home
While the negotiations between
Xiondon and Moscow over the sabotage
ease mere going on the British gov
ernment called home Its Russian am
bassador for personal discussions con
cerning it, and lie has not since re
turned. The British government Is main
taining Its firm policy In regard to
the embargo pending a final soviet
decision as to whether the prison sen
tences of L. O. Thornton and William
L. MacDonald, two of the convicted
engineers, are to be commuted.
The foreign office was without di
rect Information from Moscow but
press reporte indicated commutation
was likely. i
In the highest quarters it was
leaned that If the sentences ere com
muted Britain will take steps to In
sure the continuation of Anglo-Russian
-trade either by rescinding the
embargo proclamation or by a licens
ing system.
Britain To Hold Firm
It was officially stated that the em
bargo was not proclaimed In the face
of a warning from Moscow that such
action would make It more difficult
for the soviet government to com
mute the sentences of the engineers.
- The present situation Is that Brit
ain -nil continue the firmest possible
steps to protect British subjects In
Russia end at the same time will
take advantage of any opportunity to
maintain trade relations.
' The national Joint council, repre
senting the trades union congress,
the labor party and the parliamentary
laibor party, 1s understood to have de-
etded at a private meeting today to
protest strongly to the British gov
emment against the embargo.
Damaging Effect Claimed
This protest, it wss reported, Is
baaed on the theory that the embargo
would have a most damaging effect
on British Industry and on the em
ployment situation, and also on the
contention that It Is a violation of
the Kellogg peace pact,
The council also sent a telegram to
the soviet ambassador, I. M. Malsky,
asking for the release of ths British
prisoners on the ground of interna
tional friendship.
The Russians who have, been sum
moned home are Owrsky, head of
the trade delegation, and his two as
sistants, Kharlgonotf and Esaonov.
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BY FLAMING OIL
POPLAR BUJPF. Mo., April 31.
(AP) sticking to hU throttle In the
face of gasoline flames. Engineer
Cbarlea Leadbetter brought the St.
Louis-bound "Texan," a Missouri Pa
elflo train, to a atop today and then
fell unconscious, critically burned.
The psssengers were unharmed.
The locomotive struck an oil truck
near Mosrk. Mo killing the driver
and throwing gaaollne over the
speeding locomotive. Fireman E. E.
Hurt waa killed when he leaped from
the cab. The engineer brought the
tratn to a atop about three quarters
of a mile from the acene of the craah.
FUND TURNED IN
.SAIJCM, April 31 (AP) Total
fund from the motor t e h 1 e 1 e
license for the flrit quarter of 1933.
which la the third quarter of the
license year, turned over to the atate
treasurer were H 86,739, Secretary of
State Hal E. Hoas announced today.
Of this money the state highway
commission received 83,000, the
count lea 941,000 and (03,730 vent for
administrative expense.
.During the same Interval fees col
lects from motor transportation
licenses totaled 930.083. or which
23,641 went to the highway com
mission and 17530 appor t 1 o n $ d
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New Fashions for Women, for Children, for Men, for the Home... Be at Mann's When the
Doors Open Tomorrow and See It Literally Rain Savings in Every Department of the Store!
After Easter Sale of Goats!
Sharp Reductions on New Spring Garments
This 18.75 group of spring snd summer costs
consists, of the newest arrival, in swagger, polo,
tweed and solid shade dre&s models. Every coat
slllc lined and very well tailored. Included are
both women's and misses' sizes . , These are
10.00 values.
Your choice
Tomorrow
at Mann's
$975
1J.9 never bought so mucb coat value as one
will And In this shipment of new Betty Ross coats Ymtr rhniro
'for spring and summer 1033. New light weight Jr '
wools, tweeds, mixtures and lovely soft shaded TomOrrOW
fabrics In sport or dress models that feature capes, ,
fitted lines and belted styles. at Mann S
$129
After Easter sale of 30 beautiful Conde and
Frlntzeas coat.. Regular ais.00 spring and
summer models, featuring smart sport and
dress styles In rich plain shades and novel
ty tweeds swagger and fitted lines with
all ths lateat trimmings.
$
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After Easter Clearance of all 129.50 spring coats for only 24.7S. Included
In this sensational special are cblo sport coats, smart dress coats and
clever utility style. In Prlntiess snd Conde models . . . This Is the
greatest coat value of the spring season . . . Remember tomorrow at Mann'.
Regular $29.50
Extra Special
Tomorrow For
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MISSES' COATS
After Easter sale of Misses coats. A group
of lovely spring polos In blue, taq and
green, sized 14 and 10. Ideal for the' mlsa
or small woman. Special at Mann'a ,
$595
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Organdie
Neckwear
Complete your summer
frocks with crisp organ
die neckwear ... We are
offering our regular 50c
neckwear tomorrow for
40c, New styles to select
from. Mann's Main Floor
SPECIAL
. New "Extendo" Top Hose
"EXTENDO TOP", a beautiful all silk hose In medium
weight chiffon at $1.00 pair. This stocking will fit
the short, the tall or the large woman with perfect fit
guaranteed. You can make them extra long If you '
wish. Come In a good selection of sizes and summer
shades.
Your'
Choice
$J00
pair
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New Assortments of Children's
Anklets in all colors, including
white. Sizes 6 to 10, 25c pr.
:& 7 w
"Vas you dere
Sharley?"
YES, you're "there"
in a new suit of
Club Clothes
No argument to it, you dont have to
be a Baron Muhschausen to let the
world know you're In style . For
both spring and early summer wear
the newert Club suit are Just what
the Baron ordered . . . Smart tweeds,
check, fine stripes and solid shades
now ready.
Fabric Gloves
For Summer Wear
Por summer wear we suggest these good looking
double woven fabrlo gloves. They are In the
popular slip-on style in white, beige, eggshell
and Biscuit. Mann's Main Floor. -
Choice 59c pair
$
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Extra Pants $3. pair
Leather Coats
A Saturday special on one lot of
Men's washable cape akin coats. Made
with Cossack style collars and selling
regular for 17.95.
Special $4.95
Athletic Shirts and Shorts
A timely sals of Mrn'a and Voting Men', athletic shirt, and short.. Shirts
ar. fin. ribbed cotton or run-proof rayon: short, are of fast colored broad
cloth and Oxford cloth. With ths comfortable seamless crotch and balloon
Mat , 1 . All sizes and colors.
Special 50c each
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Summer Fabrics!
40 -in. Pique Voile
For one or two summer frocks why not use
this sO'lnch Pique Voile. A lovely fahrlc
In new floral, dot and conventional de
signs: also In 36-lnch plain shades. To
morrow at Mann's
29
36-inch
Cretonne
An early summer special
on colorful warp and
craah cretonnes. These
splendid fabrics come in
rich patterns and de
signs and are full 36
Inches wide. Special to
morrow at Mann's
25
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32-in. Ruffled
Marquisette in
Summer Colors
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Our Greatest After Easter
Dress Sale!
You've been waiting for this After Easter Dress Sale. . Well, there'll
be a lot of women just like you at Mann's tomorrow, so we suggest
an early start and make your selections as soon as possible. There are
one and two piece silk affairs and little jacket frocks and lovely tub
silks in sizes for Miss and Matron.
Smart Spring Silks
$C75
After Easter sale of beautiful flat crepes, taffetas, sheers
and tub silks In smart prints, dots and solid shades for
only $5.70. Really these are $7.95 values and Include
long sleeve, short sleeve, cape and Jacket models. A
real opportunity to buy a new spring frock at July
reductions.
Fabrics!
Pedalines!
Wool Straws!
Call them "sports'" or
"tailor-mades"! Wear
where casual swank
counts most! Select them
here;and get the cleverest,
newest slants in town !
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Flat Crepes and Tub Silks
I. $Q95
Spring Dresses and Suits
$15.
Children's Summer
DRESSES
This Is the group you have been watting for! $12.50
to $15.00 dresses in beautiful flat crepes and tub silks
for $9.95. Prints, dote, stripes and pastels, as well
darker shades Including navy and black. Sleevelw,
long sleeve and cape styles In regular and half sizes.
On sale tomorrow at Mann's.
The After Easter sale includes all our early spring
frocks and suits selling at $18.00, for tomorrow $15.
These garments are from America's best makers and
Include many exclusive models. Both half and regular
sizes will be found in this assortment of Betetr Dresses
and Suite,
Mothers! We suggest you bring daughter to Mann's to
morrow for one or two of these wonderful summer dresses
at $1.39 each. Printed lawns, voiles and other cool summer
cottons In sizes 7 to 16 years.. Some have lists to match
and the smaller sizes have panties. Many are dimity and
organdie trimmed., '
$J39
each
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The underwear section tomorrow will feature these
Kayser Featherettes, a fine quality lisle and rayon
pantle In mesh style at 49c each. Thlj garment is Idesl
for close, fitting frocks. They come In white snd flesh
hades;, small, medium and large sizes.
New. White Girdles and Corsetalls by "Venus"
Girdles $ 1 .98-$2.98-Corsetalls $ 1 .9844.98
Boys' Broadcloth Wash Suits
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A Saturday sal. of small boys fast color wash suits
Thrs. ar. of Tina broadcloth and sultlngra la solid ariadss
of blue, tan. gren and brown; also In contrasting colors.
ThM. ar mads with and without collar, and abort
sIhtfs. EXTRA SPECIAL
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PURITAS
Sanitary
Napkins
A Saturday special on
genuine Purltas sani
tary napkins. This Is
a nationally adver
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standard size boxes.
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