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PAGE SEVEN L WEDFORD MAfC TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY IT, 1933. AS DOLLAR DROPS Northwest Sees Growing In terest In Product In Ar gentine Market Europe Also Talking Big Orders nnn.i ricr 11. fAPt Increased value of the peso comparison to the u. s. aonar toasy. wm gmu credit by General Bteanuhlp Corpor fttlon representatives here for an ad ded interest In Pacific northwest lumber by dealers In Argentine re public. Inquiry has been stimulated In that market, which has been dormant for i more than two years, because of the ' exchange situation, the steamship officials said. The rate for lumber delivery In that South American country has been advanced SO cent a thousand board feet by the east coast of South America conference, the officers said, because of this new Interest. There also has been Increased ln ,,iwv tnr lumber In Eurone. they said dealers who have been negotiat ing for lots ol au.uuu now mu&iiik ui terms of 80.000 to 100,000 feet. n,. nam ritnt.rlct manaeer of the Inter-Ocean Shipping Corporation said today tnat oo&n iiunwr ua y.y- 1 n ITiirnn nra more active. Last month, he said, his firm loaded four vessels to capacity In the pacific northwest and will have three full cargoes of lumber and plywood this month. BmTTI.H Uu 11. (AP) West ern lumbermen believe the little wooden school house Is coming back. John B. Fitzgerald, economist of the West Coast Lumbermen's assocl- l HlOn, BB1U MJUjr catlonal system Is tottering for lack of Intelligent building "expenditures, and the timber Industry offers a prop. As obsolete school houses are aban doned or destroyed by storm, fire or earthquake, he said, they should be replaced by a new type of cheap wooden edifice. "School buildings of the future need not be like the present white elephants, which become obsolete be fore the bonds that paid for them are retired," he said. "These costly buildings with glgan tlo carrying charges, overhead and tied up Investments are largely re sponsible for high taxes, low collec tions, unpaid teachers salaries and eloeed schools. "Here's the remedy which lumber men and archltecta are offering: "A one-story wooden building, built like a hollow square, many-windowed with heating plant outside, oostlng extremely little and having virtually no owrhead." - PORTLAND, Ore., May 11. (AP) j Flans for establishing 90 forest camps In Oregon, each to be occupied by j about 200 memoera oi me civuuui conservation corps, were completed I here Tuesday wltn connrmauon irom Washington, D, C. The camps will be organized in national forests, res ervations and state and private lands, giving employment to men now with out work. The unemployed youth of the country will be given preference In the voluntary enlistment order. There will be 65 camps on national forests, three on the Warmsprlngs In dian reservation, two In Crater Lake national park, 10 on Oregon and Cal ifornia land grant land, and 10 on It to and private lands. PUBLIC WORKS PLAN STUDIED WASHINGTON, May 11. (AP) , President Roosevelt went Into confer- , noe late today on the formulation mi k nuhlin works-Industrial control ' bill with members of his cabinet, congressional leaders and representa tives of labor and Industry. Senator Wagner (D., N. T.) brought to the White House a draft of legis lation oomblnlng a three billion dol lar publlo construction program and government sanction of trade agree ments with industries for wages, hours of labor and control of sur plus production. WABHTNOTON. May 11. (AP) Shsrp-tongued remarks were made ro the house today over the (460.000.000 cut in veterans' expenditures. the members took up the appropriation bill tor all the government's Inde- . pendent offices. Including the vete rans' administration. Representative Blanton (D., Tex.), tnlil the house that If President M Roosevelt does not correct "inequi ties" brought about by the huge re ductions, congress will take the mat ter In Its own hands. WASHINGTON. May 11. (AP) Modification of the Glass bank will to permit its deposit Insurance pro vision to become psrtlally effective without delay was considered today by the senate banking subcommittee In charge of the bill. V Real estate or inoranoe Leave u to Jones. Phone 788. i . i , For National Cotton Week! Our Regular 19c Quality Elath Towels 4 for 45c! They're Cannon Quality t Site 22x44. Heavy double thread for absorbency. In while and fast col or border. Ribbed to Fit Snugly Tots9 Anklets Coo Smart! Values! C The kids love 'era! 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