PA'GlT FOUR
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKI), OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL. 21, 1933,
D. A 1 GO SLOW
. WASHTNOTOK, April SI. (ff)
Speaking before the Daughter ol
American Revolution, who for years
baa teen adopting resolution! calling
for armies and navlee for national ad
xenee, Amelia Earhart eald today no
organization should advocate arma
ments unless the members were will
ing to bear arms themselves.
The avlatrlx said equaUty with men
was essential in everything and
aerteo women should be drafted In
event of war.
Mm Earhart said at present there
are about 800 licensed women pilots
compared to 18,000 men. exclusive or
armv and navy.
She then announced she would
"touch on a point which this organt
ration and myself do not see eye to
eye.''
"You are very much Interested In
the nation's defense through tne
army id navy," she said. "I feel that
Industrial development Is Just as im
portant, and feel that a great num.
ber of ' Industrial pilots Is Just as
potent security as we have In a large
armv and navy."
She retold humorously the story of
her historlo solo flight across the At-
lantlo eleven months ago.
She paid high compliment to Mrs
Franklin D. Roosevelt, who flew with
her last night to Baltimore and back
"Tie example set by the first lady
of tne land has done more to advance
aviation, among women, 1 think, than
any other factor," she said.
I
E MANAGEMENT
HIGH-SCHOOL CLASS
APPEALS 10 GIRLS
(Contributed)
The proceu of learning the art of
living centers In the home and the
kind of life one Uvea depends largely
upon the type of home of which one
la a member. Women are generally
responsible for the comfort and
beauties of the home and the rear-
: lng of children. Zt -wa with this
thought In mind that a course, known
as home management, was Introduced
. Into ther Medford high school, the fail
of 1031. The course, Is elective and
is chosen by girls who are vitally In
terested In home problems.
A brief resume of the course Is &
follows:
The history of the development of
the home, depicting the changes in
the atatus of women, socially and In
dustrially and civilisation progressed.
The modern home as a center of
.family life, dealing with the material
and spiritual sides, and t rowing re
sponsibility of each member In main
taining a desirable home.
The modern home as a center in
community life, with the responsi
bility imposed upon each member.
Rome furnishings, dealing with the
artistic and utilitarian phases.
The care of the home, dealing with
the care of the furnishings.
Budgeting the uses and abuses or
money and how to keep accurate ac
.counta. The cars and training of children,
studying the physical, mental, and
emotional sides of the child and
learning how to deal most effectively
with Its physical and mental develop
ment and how to control the emo
tional nature with desirable habit
formation. I
Society and Clubs
Edited by Eva Nealon Hamilton
St. Mark's Church
To Repeat Easter Muslo
The beautiful Easter muslo, pre
sented at the St. Mark's church, Epis
copal last Sunday, will be repeated
at eervlcee this next Sunday, It was
announced yesterday. The music will
be heard at the regular 11 o'clock
service and the public Is cordially In
vited to attend. -
The program Includes the following
compositions:
"jeeui Christ Is Risen"
. Lyra Davldlca
Kyrle .. , . ., , , Eyre
Olorln Tlbl - Eyre
Gratis Tlbl - Eyre
Credo . - . Eyra
"The Strife Is O'er'; r....Pnlestrlna
Anthem.
"Awake Thou That 81eepest"....Maker
Sursum Corda Eyre
San'jtus Eyre
Bened.'ctus ,- Eyre
Agnus Del Eyre
"And Now O Father" Monk
Amen Oower
Nunc Dlmlttte Oower
Receeslonsl.
"Come Ye Pelthful" Sullivan
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PRICES SLASHED
Local people, who have a yen to
make a trip up the lower Rogue
through the wilds of the southwest
ern Oregon country, will welcome the
news cast tne price on the round
trip tickets has been reduced to 3
and the one-way fare to 12.
The passenger boat runs from
Gold Besch to Agness. making a 50
mlle acenlo tide through some of the
most natural and beautiful country
In the state. Trips are made dally, or
by special arrangement, according to
announcement from the Or ants Pass
chamber of commerce and springtime
is described aa the most beautiful
season for the Journey.
Benefit Party, Major
Event for Next Week
Demanding first honors on next
week's club and social calendar, ap
pears the benefit card party of the
Greater Medford club, proceeds from
which will be donated the Jackson
County Public Health association,
each person attending being assured
membership In the health orgsnlza-
tlon.
All clubs are cooperating with the
Oreater Medford group to make the
affair a success. The party will be
held In the club rooms In the city
hsll and a large and festive affair Is
promised for sll who enjoy an after
noon at cards.
M
Mrs. Nolan Honored
At River Party
Mm. O. R. Nolan of Enterprise, who
Is guest here of her mother. Mrs. N.
Oitman, was -honored last evening
at a party on Rogue river, for which
Miss Margaret Hensley was hostess.
Inviting a number of Mrs Nolan's
frlencs to picnic supper.
Mrs. Nolan Is remembered here as
the former Miss Lucie Oatman. She
will be returning to her home In east
ern Oregon Monday.
Post Office Folk""
Plan Ratnrdny Dance,
A dancing porty for Post Office
employes and their friends from Med
ford. Grants Toss. Ashlsnd and Klam
ath Falls, has been arranged for Sat
urday evening In Ashland. The party
win be held at the Masonlo hall and
a gala evening Is anticipated with
music furnished by Kramer's or
chestra. Each lady Is ssked to bring lunch
eon for two.
Harbangh-stewart '
Wedding Announced.
Word haa been received In Medford
of the wedding Easter Sunday of Miss
Fern Harbsugh, formerly of Medford,
to E. R. Stewart of Long Beach, Cal.
The ceremony was performed In that
city, where they will make their home.
Mr. Stewart has a commission with
the United States navy, and Mrs.
Stewart has been in nurses' training
In the south.
Mrs. Mtang, Hostess at
Dancing Party Tomorrow
Mrs. Catherine Stang la entertain
ing tomorrow evening with a formal
dancing party for members of the
ballroom dancing class. Dreamland
hall will be the scene of the party
and a gala affair is anticipated by
members of the younger set.
Bunny sisters Change
Place of Food Sale
The Sunny Sisters, who announced
plans several days ago for a food sale
for Saturday, will hold the aale at
the Safeway store, instead of Pay
Takl. as previously reported
Many delicacies for 8unday are
promised at the aale and the com
mlttee la completing plans for a large
patronage tomorrow.
Mrs. Nutting and Sons
Visit In Belllngham
Mrs. B. L. Nutting and two young
sons hsve gone to Belllngham, Wash
where they will spend a month or six
weeks ss guests of Mrs. Nutting's par
ents Mr. and Mrs. H G. Swaneon,
DOGS AND CATS
OFTEN VICTIMS
At least two dogs, cats or other
animals' every minute are victims of
auto drivers, according to Mrs. H.
D. McCaskey, president of the Jack
son County Humane society. A con
servative estimate has placed the
number at well over a million a year,
which means at least two every min
ute for each 34 hours a day and 806
days a year.
"We are going to make every effort
not only during this 'Be Kind to
Animals Anniversary.' but at all
times In the future, to Impress upon
automobile drivers that they must
exert more care In avoiding mishaps
to animals while driving," said the
head of the local society.
"This wholesale slaughter of ani
mals must be stopped If we have to
prosecute all offenders. Courts have
held that animals are entitled to the
same consideration along the roads
as are human beings and we are de
termined to see that they get It.
"Sftnte of these mishaps are,- of
course, unavoidable. A dog or cat
may at any time step In front of
speeding car and suffer Injury or
death. We ask In these canes that
they be reported Immediately to the
local society so that proper disposal
may be made of the killed or maimed
animal.
"It la the hit-and-run driver we
are anxious to bring to Justice. There
are two typea of these. There Is lit
tle to choose between them. There
Is no human more despicable than
the driver who will deliberately run
down a frightened dog, cat or chicken
scampering across the road, and then
turn In glee to see the extent of the
damage he has caused.
"We are asking, not only this week,
but throughout the year, that re
ports of Injured animals be made
promptly to the headquarters of our
society. We would like the license
number of the car that caused the
accident, and the name and address
of the party reporting the accident
It Is the duty of everyone to co-operate
In this way."
LITTLE GIRL GETS
CHEERING LETTER
WASHINGTON, April 91. (AP)
William C. Bullett of Philadelphia
today was appointed by Secretary
Cordell Hull to be a special assistant
In the state department.
Don't extend credit to Mr. New
Customer until you find out from
the Southern Oregon Credit Bureau
how he paid the other fellows.
VIC MYERS TO ViStT
Lieutenant Governor Via A. Myers,
colorful figure of Washington, wui
arrive In Medford Sunday on a United
Air Lines plane, Phil Sharp, local
manager of the airways company, an
nounced today.
He will be en rout to Sacramento,
where he plans to meet Governor
Rolph of California for a conference.
The Washington lieutenant will spend
half an hour at the Medlord airport
before Oie plane takes off for the
south.
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It square ahape la mueh In vogue and with It the Imagina
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possess unususl distinction and beauty.
Mayfalr In several lovely colors Is an open stock pattern.
Thus you may start with a bridge or luncheon set and add
a little at a time until the complete dinner service la as
sembled. Score of Beautiful New Fostoria
Patterns in Sets and Individual Pieces
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EDFORD iFURNlfflREj HDWLCtt
'From the Cheapest that's Good to the Best that's Made"
President Roosevelt, engrossed In
his crusade to lift commodity prices
snd restore prosperity In the good old
VnlcM States, still finds time for his
little friends, between deflation con.
ferenees, currency Issues, and the gen
eral round of crowded events, which
have closed In on him since he en
tered the White House.
Little Mary Prances Kollovay
daugnter of Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Hoi-
loway. this city, will testify to that.
She got a letter from the president
this week. He wished her well and
voiced the hope. that she la continu
ing the exercises begun when she was
a guest at Warm Springs, Oa., health
resort sponsored and frequently vis
ited oy tne president.
And her answer la "yes." She Is
continuing her exercises and steadllr
Improving, with her new braces she
can walk aboat town. And her legs,
once of no use at all In satisfying her
great desire to go places, are now en
Joying quite a normal bone growth.
as spring advances Mary Prances
Is going to give more snd more time
to the exercises and health habits
learned last year at Warm Springs,
wne.-e sne, like tne president, real.
Ized a return of strength, taken from
her by Infantile paralysis.
In his master strokes, which have
startltd and brought renewed faith to
the nation since he became Its presi
dent Mary Frances finds Inspiration
to oairy on the fight for a strong.
healthy body.
Work Cure forVrench Tramps
PARIS (AP) Beggars and tramps
In France are being put to work In
penal colonies. Seversl murders In
gypsy colonies persuaded parliament
to authorize the police to round up
vagabonds. Only Invalids and per
sons 70 years old are exempt from
the work order. .
Medics Cheer V. s. Recognition
BOLOGNA, Italy MP) An greement
for mutual recognition of medical de
grees, reached by the United States
medical board and Italian authori
ties, caused a cheering celebration
at the Bologna Medical School under
the leaderahlp of 70 Italo-Amerioan
students.
Elephant Traffic Profitable
MLBOURNE (AP) Queenle, vet
eran elephsnt of the Melbourne Zoo,
haa given a ride to her 1.380.000th
passenger. She has walked 31.000
miles in 33 years and earned 78
000. i
Fender and body repairing. Prices
right. Brill Sheet Metal Works.
Modern Eve
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It announced the Howell Inquiry
would be ardently pursued and then
proceeded to sit down and .do noth
ing. The effect of that was to keep
Long on his best behavior for the
time being.
Beth Lamb of Pasadena, Cal..
models a costume she thinks a
modern Eva would wear. She was
selected to play a title role In
Massenet's oratorio. "Eve," to be
presented in that city. (Associated
press Knoto)
PITCHER STOPS BALL
WITH NOSE AND TEETH
NEW YORK, April 31. (AP) Cy
Moore, pitcher for the Philadelphia
Nationals, suffered a fractured nose
and lost several teeth when he was
struck by a line drive off the bat of
his teammate. Phil Golllns, during
practice preceding the Phil ties-Brook
lyn game yesterday.
Hollywood Lags In Australia
CANBERRA (AP) Hollywood Is
losing the grip which It formely held
on the Australian film market.
American pictures exhibited last year
declined 40 per cent, whits ' Aus
tralian and English movies doubled
In number. Two new talkie com
panies have organized, here.
Creek Church Mourns "Martyrs
WASAW (AP) Metropolitan Dy-
ontse, head of the Greek church in
Poland. haa set aside November 1
as a day of mourning for members
of the faith who allegedly were
killed In Russia In connection with
the soviet antl -religious movement.
Even after Long criticized Mr.
Roosevelt the Arkansas leader went
to his -rescue.
That was what waa behind the
switch of the recent anti-Long
charges from the elections to the Ju
diciary committee. They had been
referred to the elections committee
first. That Is headed by Senator
Ocorge of Georgia. He Is an able
man and a close friend of Senator
Carter Glass, who would Just as soon
cut Long up and have him for lunch
some day. Long would have a bad a
hard time of It In the elections com
mittee. The Judiciary committee is . ruled ,
by progressives, who are Long's '
friends if he has any here. j
Treasury Secretary Wood In nearly
broke the heart of Senator Glass by
trying to ditch the banking reform
bill. He did not break the Glass
spirit.
Glass went back' to his committee
and it voted unanimously to sustain
him.
The situation Indicated a fight was
near but there is reason to believe
things will NOT go that far. Those
Involved are reasonable men and
probably will straighten the matter
out without a public brawl.
It cannot be straightened amicably
unless Glass gets at least a shell of
his bill. The one thing he . wants
to leave to posterity Is a Glass bank
ing reform bill.
Some of the highest Democrats are
raising Cain with wood In about ap
pointing Republicans as bank con
servators and receivers all around the
country.
In South Dakota only one Demo
cratlo attorney had been appointed
to a receivership Job when the last
check was made. The Ohio and
Michigan situations also caused an
guish in the family.
A new deal on that situation Is
being declared. Democratic attorneys
will be given preference -hereafter.
The senate progressives' break from
Mr. Roosevelt on the Simpson mini
mum farm price plan was not consid
ered serious. Exeryone knew the
amendment would be eliminated
when the bill went to conference with
the house. Leaders of the house
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were certain they could ultimately
deliver the bill to Mr. Roosevelt In
the shape he wants It.
However, It was the first break and
the next one will come easier.
Tar more Important than that was
the general trend of farm bill de
bate. No one bad a kind word to say
for the bill.
Mr. Roosevelt has been In close
touch with the senate stock market
Investigators lately.
This sub-rosa liaison work Is be
ing carried on by Prosecutor Pecora'e
assistant. Jack Marlnan. He moves
In and out of the White House with
out being known, whereas Pecora
would be spotted In a minute.
MaJ. Gen. Johnson Hagood will
probably escape the usual fate of mil
itary men who crtlclze the army.
His daring attack on our army ef
ficiency would ordinarily be met by
the war department calling him on
the carpet and hanging him up to
dry.
Riviera
RIVIERA, April 31. (Spl.) EdltB
Dusenberry spent the week-end with
Marie Biles.
C. O Carr celebrated bis 74th birth
day April 10. . .
Lois Johnson, from the Blackweli
hill, spent the week-end with Gene
vieve Stumbo.
Ethel Henderson spent Saturdsy
and Sunday with Blanche Rucker.
Mrs. Bryon Ward and children
apent Sunday with her parente, Mr.
and Mrs. D. L. Biles.
Mr. and Mrs. Veltle Biles have
moved to Mt. Shasta, Calif.
Inquire about our new 6 percent
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purchases.
Ethelwyn B. Holfmann
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