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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MATE TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, JUNE 19, 1933. PXGE SETEN DON'T FORGET TO PHONE THAT Want Ad BERK ARtf THE BATES 1 Pr word first uuertlon ao (wm ' gacn addition!) Insertion nur word 11 (Minimum a) lo (Minimum 10c) per Una per month, without on chanzea 1Ja 75 Phone LOST LOST Brown and white Boston ter rier pup, male. Reward for Infor mation or dog. Auto Beauty Bhop. lOST Violin in eaae. Reward. 1130 Niutie. No Questions asked. LOST If dog mlaalng. oau torn. HELP WANTED MALE 10 MEN WANTED at once to work our part training at 75c per hour assisting to install additional new equipment. Call or write Diesel Power Engineering Schools, 3320 20th Street, San Francisco, Cal. WANTED 2 men with equipment who can grubatake themselves to cut wood on shares. House and stove furnished. Write or call on Mrs. Barto. Rogue RWer. ft. F. D, 1 . HELP WANTED FISMALB WOMEN earn 813 dozen sewing, ma terials cut, Instructions furnlahed, experience unnecessary. Addressed envelope brings particular. Super ior Dresa Company. 203 Havemeyer Street. Brooklyn, N. Y. WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED Hour and day work, 25c nav v.- nlm.. lKiinrirr. Phone 4-F-2. EXPERT PAINTER will do sign paint ing interior decorating general paint Jobi Call at 223 So. Central SEWING, care of children, day work or any kind. 25o per hour 8176 day. Mrs. Tharp. 87 Quince 641-L WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Best car 840 cash will buy. 1502 Prune St. JOB wanted for new sprayer. Will tske hay for part payment. W. M. Klnsel, Griffin creek, or white Ma chinery Co. WANTED Log trucks. Moon Lumber WANTED Three-year loan of 82500 on well-secured first mortgage. Tel. 993. WANTED Rsbblts. A. C. Huson. 1343-X. WANTED 8-oz. msyonnalsa Jars and lids. Tel 921-X. ANYONE having female bird to give away phone 921-X. WANTED Five-room modern un furnished bungalow or duplex equipped with electric refrigera tion. Address Box 10878. WANTED Registered Guernsey bull. WANTED Household goods, stoves, tools, or wbst have you. WANTED Ksrry Keen for Model A Phone 479-X. JUNK WANTED We pav cssh for JUNK. BATTERIES, & RADIATORS. ALUMINUM BRASS. COPPER 8t Junk of all descriptions. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 Np. Grape Tel 1082 WANTED Wool, mohair, wool bags tw;ne ror sale. Medford Bargain i Hcu.'e. 27 N. Grape St. Tel. 1082 WOULD LIKE one or two elderly peo p.e "X) care for in t. home, phone 137-X. 8 to 1. Mrs Detlor. FOR BENT HOUSES FOR RENT 703 Palm St., fire room unfurnished home, near Jackson snd Junior high schools, ssnded snd varnished fir floors. (17.50 in cluding water. Charlea R. Ray, Realtor, Medford Bldg. Phone 302 TOI R RENT 1405 West Main St.. SIX room unfurnished home, lsrge bright bedrooms, hardwood floors. fireplace. 827.50 Inc. water. Charles R. Rsy, Realtor. Medford Bldg. FOR RENT 115 No. Peach, elec. range, water heater, bullttna. Tel. 1240-R. FOR RENT 7-room furnlahed house 1139 W. Main St.. 815 00. Also 2 room furnished house 34 Rose Ave., 18 00. Phone C. A. DeVoe. . FOR RENT 3 -room furn. house. In quire at 145 So. Grape. FOR RENT-4 duplex, very nicely fur nished. Just been redecorated, rea sonsble rent. 20 Portlsnd Ave. CLASSY modem V room stucco, esst front. Clear. 625 Pine. FOR RENT 4-room duplex. No 610 t and 612 No Bartlett. Tel 841-R-l. FOR RENT Partly furnished 8-room hou". i sleeping porches. Inquire at 345 No Bartlett fl-R.'XM .'ouse 31' Laurel, also rvjm rouse. 33 Rim avenue. Phone 834-B. WOm BENT BOUSES SMALL turn, nous cneap. 801 No. CentraL FOR RENT Home. Furnlahed or unfurnished- Brown Si Wolte DESIRABLE honaea always In mat claja condition for rent lease or sale. Call 105. UEDFORD BAROAIN RO09B n M Grape Be Phone 1063. 110M3A FOR RENT Call 899 HOUSES 10. iaso and 15 water paid: wood range phone 105 rOB RENT APARTMENTS J-ROOM furn. apt., sleeping porch, garage, downatalra. 344 N. Bartlett. S-ROOM completely furn. apt. 239 No. ivy. THREE-ROOM furnished apt. Sleep ing porch and garage. 1109 W. 11th. CLBAN full? furn. crouna floor, prl Tate bath, garage adult only. 344 s arape. A.FTS FOR RENT 118 Almond. MODERN 3 -room furn apt. aleeplng porch Jr. garage. 1190 w nth. MODERN 8-room apt., private bath with grage. 413 N. Ivy. Bachelors preferred. DURRELL COURT. 839 NO. Holly. FOR RENT Two 3 -room apartments well furnished By week or montn Inquire at 317 E Jackson. Tel 749 -Y FOR RENT Furnlahed apartment, overstuffed: hardwood floors tight and heat. Mall Tribune Phone 75 FOB BENT FURNISHED BOOMS 718 E. JACKSON, 8 rooma, excellent condition. 1033 w. Uth, newly reflnlshed. 320 N. Holly. 537 W. 10th. 1017 W. 9th. 8 rooms, newly painted Inside and out. Call First Ins. Agcy. Phone 105. ROOM Adjoining shower Tel 798-Y ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 a Grape FOR RENT Comfortable rooma: pri vate entrance On block from Main St. Reasonable rates. 323 a Central. FOB RENT BOARD AND BOOMS FOR RENT Room and board. 153 No. Oakdale. PLEASANT room with board, garage, 825 month. 338 W. Holly. BOARD AND ROOM a 716 B. Main Rates very moderate. FOB RENT -MISCELLANEOUS CABINS 445 So. Front. FOR RENT Acreage, share crop Ph 437-X. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES A CHICKEN FARM FOR YOU 2 3-10 A. fertile sou adjoining city, cozy house, ' newly decorated, chicken house 22x60, strawberries garden essy terms. Car or livestock as part payment. 802 McAndrews Road. FOB EXCHANGE FOR SALE OR TRADE for hay 50 purebred laying hens. Tel 801-J-2. TRADE Year's rent 40 seres, grain. cow. oniuaciis iui -..... j . Merlin, Oregon. i-ROOM modern home bath, laundry sra screenca f"""- wuhw- a age. shade and 'rult treea: 6700 equity for car. acreage, cabin site or what have yon Phone 1638-L. or write Box 13337. Tribune. FOR TRADE 3 sections spike-tooth nsrrow. slightly used. WIU trade for alfalfa or grain. Tel 234-8-4. FOR SALE OR TRADE Good sound work horse, 1400 lb. T year old Walter Jones, 2nd Bout below bridge. So. Ashland WOOD tor Jay or potatoes, near Trail R O Skellenger. Trail. Ore. - FOB EXCHANOB REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE Modern 5-room Ash land home, for farm not over 65000 electricity must be available. Box 10782 Tribune. OHOICE improved acreage for good car. Tel 170-J-3. TRADE Lot 474 by 140 So. 6th . Grants Pass for Copco stock or what have you. Box 10978 Tribune. FOR TRADE Apartment site for tim ber land or what have you. 100 ft. frontage West Main, close In, 6 room modern bungslow. Will rent for 813.50. 407 East Main St. FOR SALE OR TRADE 6 acre. Will sell cheep for cash 935 Reddy Ave TO ISXCHANOE Nloe little home in Beod. Ore., clear, for something cleai in Medford or Ashland, pre fer small acreage What bav you. 165 7th St., Ashland. WHEN you think oi real estate think of Brown & Whit. FOB SALE REAL ESTATE SEE ROBERTS 720 W. 2nd. Tel 1528-J for city, country properties and paying business opportunities. FOB SALE HOMES HOUSE AND LOT; reasonsble: nesr soldier's Home. Roeeburg, Oregon. See owners, 28 "yrtle street, Med ford. CLEAR home. Terms. Tel 1233-W. FOR SALE CHEAP, term or rent. 4- room house newly psinted and kal somlned. nesr school: nice garden spot, at comer M sunset and Co lumbus. 909 Sunset. FOR SALE Good 8 room houat (east frodt) and nloa lot doe to Berry dal store A great bargain at 6450 Terms Pbon 617-L. FOR SALis LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 96 head horses. Phone S38-R. PGH SA1J5 20 head of norsee snd m-.les Ray Moran Central Point RED feeder piga. AdoU Schuis. SMSgl. FOB BALE aUTOMBILES FOR SALE Chrysler 6 cylinder tour ing. In good running condition, ,tv cash. Phone 39 or 933. USED CAR BAROAINS Trade In your school and county war. ranta, stocas ana oonas as pan w full payment. Written Guarantee 1939 Desoto sedan. 1939 Ford coupe. 1931 Ford coupe. 1939 Chrysler sedan. 1939 Plymouth sedan. 1930 DeSoto sedan. 1930 Chev. sedan. 1927 studebaaer Victoria. ARMSTRONG MOTORS. INC. 38 N. Riverside Headquartera for Southern Oregon Chrysler piymoutn Hudson - Essex FOR BALE 1930 Oakland coupe 1930 DeSota sedan, 6 wheel 1939 Pontlao sedan 1929 Pontlac roadster 1938 Pontlac sedan SKINNERS GARAGE Bulck. Pontlac Sales and Service FOR SALE Trailer. Pat's. Prune Bt. FOR SALE MUSICAL ISSTKU.MK.MS FOR SALE Piano, 120 Vancouver. FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE Halt grown Tolouse geese, 70C eacn. earrea with chicks. Will trsde . for hay. Carley Farm, 258-X. FRYERS, Reds 40c esch, strawberries 60c gallon. Blood. Pitt view Ave., near Central Point. 714c lor highest quality W L. chick Hansen strain. May aeuvenea ivwm and Reds 8V4o. Wonderful value Jenks Poultry Farm. Tangent Ore FOR SALE Barred Rock hatching eggs, laying strain S3 -50 hundred Baker service station. DRES9LERS Square Deal Hatchery. 1107 B Main. Phono 1589-Y. FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS nr d I T IT rlAll ..1..H uf a rlnha. bsg. never used. Avon make, 65.60. 415 Laurel. FOR SALE Good wood range, with , colls, cheap.-1113 W. 11th LIGHT boat & Johnson motor. 803 No. Fir. RE-POSSESSED ELECTRIC REFRI GERATORS and RANGES at less than wholesale. J. H. Denlson. 101 Crater Lake Ave. A FEW electric refrigerators at lees than wholesale. See John Denlson, 101 Crater Lake Ave. GREEN peas 3c lb., lettuce 2c head. First house south of Tiny Tsvern, Talent. FOR SALE OR TRADEKewanee elec tric deep well pumping unit com plete for stock or grain. See C. W Ashpole at MoAndrews ranch on .crater Lake Highway. FOR SALE Camp tent, stove, chairs. can 272. FOR SALE Alfafa. Call 523-J-2. LATE cabbage plants fo sale. Pierce's HOt House 679-H-2. FOR SALE Velva-ton radio. 7-tube. with case, 613 Tel 848-X. FOR SALE Hotpoint electric range- Uk new. nan price. 421 baurei. FOR SALE Esrry cupa 67 35 per 1000. Monarch deed and t'eea wo FOR SALE Re possessed merchandise Almost new electric range, Minute electric washer, Brunswick radio, eleotrlc refrigerator. Bar gains at easy terms Commercial Financ cor. pnone ai. THOUSANDS of Indiana Canner to mato plants, cheap. First nous south Tiny Tavern. Talent. FOR SALE Large electric brooder. b 00: or will trade ror feed. Be it . at Samson' Feed Store. MENU all leather work glove China goat 750. Men at women jacxets maqe to measure. Ltewls carpenter 308 So. Newtown. Modford. OET the 'No Hunting" and trespass ing signs at tn Mall rroune job office: printed on cloth to with stand the rain and weather. FOR gfiUZ -Used sewing machines, all mare, so up; terms u desired. All makes rented and repaired. White Sewing Machine Co. 34 N. Bartlett SUPERFEX oil neater, oheap. Phone luia. FOR sand, gravel, sediment, fertilizer and teaming, Phone 913-J. MISCELLANEOUS Authorized Frlgldalre Service. Other aisaes rep. Tel. 437. N.ghta BOa-Y. M. A. BLISS Painting and paper- aaugiug. xoi. 040-w. aiss. urape. OET th "No Bunting" and trespass ing signs at th Mail Tribune Job . office; printed on cloth tc with stand the rain and weather BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstracts. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title. Title Insurance. Rooma I and 9, No. 33 North Central Ave, upstairs. . - - - -. JlfKlnv rn 1 ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title and Title Insurance. The only complete Title System In Jackson County. Dre making and Remodeling. THE PASHIOM SHOP DTessgiaklng snd remodeling. 424 Medford Bldg., Myrtle Andrews. Phons 1181. Etpvrt Window Cltsners. LET GEO ROE DO IT Tel. 1173. Houm cleaning. Floor Waxing. Ori ental nig cleaning, specialty. oh Printing. MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT Best equipped plant In southern Oregon, printing of all kinds; book binding; loose-leaf ledgers, and blanks, billing systems, duplicating cash sales slips and everything in ths printing Unas. 38-30 N. Qrapt P&ooa To. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Piano and Violin Instruction. FRED ALTON HAIGHT, Teacher of Piano. Violin, and Saxophone. Halght Song Service, Arranging, Composing, etc. 818 Liberty Bldg. Publle Stenographer. ILLUSTRATED M1BMOGRAPHINO MAILING SERVICE PUBLIC STENOGRAPHY Grace 3. Voss 34 N. Central. Koke-Chapman. Ph. 113 Money to Lend. WE LEND MOWEY ON FURNITURE AND LATE MODEL AUTOS. Three per cent per month on un paid balance. No other charges. See w. E. .Thomss, 40 s. central. Ground floor Craterlan Theatre Bldg. S'ate License No. 8-157. Transfer. BADS TRANSFER tc STORAGE CO. Office 1015 No. Central. Phone 315 Prices right. Service guaranteed. REINKINO TRUCKING CO. Trans fer -nd Storage. We haul anything at a reasonsble price. Ill No. Fir Street. Phone 332. HAWLEY TRANSFER Expert pack ers and movere. Special livestock moving equipment. Prices right. Satisfaction guaranteed. 619 North Riverside. Phone 1044-X. Phoenix PHOENIX, June 19. (Spl.) Homo Extension Club met Friday with 12 ladles In attendance. Officers were elected and plans for the coming year were made. Mabel Stancllff was elected chairman, Mebel Quacken bush. vice chairman and Nettle Hoi croft secretary and treasurer. The next meeting will be held in Septem ber. Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting. Mrs. Nettle Holcroft and two sons left for Hilt, Calif., Friday to visit relatives a short time. Phoenix grange met Tuesday with a large attendance. After the bust ness meet the Central Point grange lecturer presented a flag day pro gram: Tableaux; "History of the Flag," Eula Benson: poem, Faye Bee be; son, by a quaretat; life's history of Fracls Scott Key; musical reading, Janice Heaselgrave; "Makers of the Flag." A. Tyrell; solo, R. Haley; "Et iquette of the Flag." E. Vincent; tab leaux and a poem. Arietta Tyrell. Refreshments were served by Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Caster, Miss Burson, Mr. Burson, Harry Re a me, A. Hearn, Roy Oen zer and Mrs. Barkley. There were 7 visitors present. i Drill team of the grange has been Invited to put on its work at Jack sonville June 33. - A practice has been called for the 20th and the cap tain hopes that every member Is present. .Practice will begin at 8:00 o clock. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hearn mo tored to Corvallls Sunday to bring samara Sims and Bobby Hearn home with them. Bobby Hearn Is Mr. snd Mrs. Hearn's grandson. Senior C. E. of the Phoenix Pres byterian church Is planning a chick en supper Tuesday, "The Feast of Seven Tables." Supper will be served from 6:30 till 7:30. Oak Circle met Thursday afternoon with Mabel Stancllff In the chair. Three visitors from the Medford lodge were present. A picnic was planned for July 16 In the Ashland park. Re freshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. Farmar and Mrs. Fred Furry returned home last Fri day. Mrs. Furry has been staying with her son, Leo, who lives In Ivan- .hoe, Calif. A big pie social Is to be held at the grange hall June 34. There will be a program in conjunction. One of Mail Tribune Daily across L Crazy: South western U.S. t. Siamese coins 8. Fleet animal 12. Very black 13. Fish fggn li. Expert avia tors 11. Caution In ad vanes 17. 8crutlnlz 18. Half scors 19. Corpulent 2U Befora 22. Ons Indsfl- nit elr 33. Persia IS. Footless animal ' 18. Make resentful 3. Title of a baronet It. Anoint 14. Ouidok h If he st not II. Bleaca 17. Lastly 18. Snatch 19. Perform 10, Bird of th cuckoo (amity 11. Oray rock It. Unhappy . SoUUry Solution of Saturday'! Putilo AftEAHSAETlirEirEg Lp RiNMOM I TgSl R ADE I S I iNGL A 5 Sjl M ARE S tIejnh aiz if ifR ojfh n m aTlQ E spD R VETRgAlS B E L aIt E C E $WTTE A V E RgD OIZljfN AID IE T ElAffiDjTv EpS PARED ers1ol i 5siam Alsg U &laTs j $ U RiEMDjofir c ARJEIT0P PgRgUNl AlUlO N Egg Rfe I NggO P t N rie1n1t1sEZe1nd!sn1eIst 80. Hardware ?. ftoolten 82. No?! tl. vies 8fi. Kind of trer 58. Aeriform fluid 17. Give Informs. tlon is m IIIlIIIIIlIII is Zb 2j as J . J' . -77T- -,, fg38"" Iff, PIP 14 "I I 1 I 1-M I n M the main number will be a aktt, "The Bath Room Door," At the next grange meeting the Applegste granger will put on the lecture hour. Beagle BEAGLE. June 19. (fc.pl.) Loren Randall returned home to near the Dead Indian cluntry last week to work in the timber. He has been working at the Red Skin orchards. Fred Inlow visited at the J. L. Frlnk home last week. Mr. Zuck Is helping Charllle De Armond with his hay this week. Sunday school practiced Its prog ram for children's day at the Elden home Friday evening. Boy Scouts held their regular meet ing at the school house Friday eve ning. They expect to take several long hikes soon snd also want to attend boy scout camp on Applegste. Mr. and Mrs. Dennlson and daugh ter were Sunday guests at the Chas. Mulhouen home. Boys of this community have waged war on the crows. Chickens, turkeys and eggs as well as whole corn fields have been taken by the crows. This is the first year they have nested so thickly here. Mrs. Hannah, Mrs. Everett Hannah and baby and Dale Honk Ins of Deb- enger Gap visited at the Sanderson home Tuesday. Lawrence Sanderson is helping Mr, Sohulz put in his hay. Frank Nelson has been staying on their ranch near Medford this week and taking care of the hay crop. Chas. Sanderson had the misfor tune of losing a large Durham cow recently. It Is thought that she was struck by a truck or car. Ray Blaine has been unable to work for the past few days because of a catch m his back. Griffin Creek ORIFFTN CREEK, June 19. (Spl.) Mrs. Marie Johnson called on Mra. Will Jones Fridsy. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Chllds hsd their daughter Ruth'a tonsils removed Tueadsy. She Is doing nicely. Clarence Herlford and Or Mead owe were home over the week-end from the C. C. C. camp at Copper. Mrs. Anna Harrla and family were dinner guest Sundsy at the J. D. Brown home. Other caller were Mr. and Mrs. 8. O. Steams and family. Joan Vincent, daughter of Mr. and Mr. Odd Vincent entertalaned recent ly for five little frlenda on her fifth birthday. ' Among those who motored up Ap plegate Saturday night to a dance were Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Klme and family and Mr. and Mrs. Nick Klme and Mr. and Mra. Harvsy Dutton.- Albert Foreman left Mor.day for Camp Clatsop for two weeks. Mrs. Hugh Olbson and two daugh tera Violet and Edith hav -returned home from Portland after vlaltlng Mra. Gibson mother and recovering from an auto accident. Edith suffer ed a punctured lung, and three stitch es had to be taken. Sha Is recovering slowly. Call for Warrant ' Notlc I hereby given that Lone Pine. School District No. 10. warrants Nos. 398, 332, 333, 334, 337, 338, 339. 393. 398, 357, 387, 368, 369, 371 are called for payment. Interest to cease on June 30, 1933. Warrants to be pre sented for payment at th Pirat Na tional Bank in Medford. J. O. CAMERON, Clerk. Fierce Hot House tomatoes at your grocer's, me quality 1 tin and th price I right. Cross-Word Puzzie T. Showing good Judgment 8. Owns 9. Emphasised 10, Aalse 11 Anslo-Suon lavo 18. Wai victorious 20. Great Lake 22. Public notlc 34, By 26. Ihaen eharao4r 28, Deep hole 27. Not copied SS. Giving power to 21. Convened 80. Old meaeure of length 11. Pencil of light 28. Alack 28. Conjunction 17. Peacock butterfly 81. Animal's noma 40. Lopsided 41. Feminine nsma 41, Burfacs 44. Draws after 48. Rescue 48. fleed covering 47. Valley 49. Tree 11. Moisten DOWN 1. Went away L Musical In 1. MUBIC siramem I. Food staple 4. Unity 8. Aslatlo natlvs 1 Pulled apart BOY OF 17 CONFESSES KILLING WEALTHY MOTHER 1 FT J. Balfs Macdonald (seated second from left), 17-year-old boy of Flint, Mich, confessed h but his wealthy mother to death with a pair of heavy book. ends. Seated to young Macdonald' left I William Tei-wllllger, a companion who was found with him at Nashville, Tenn, whence the boy war returned to Flint. Standing behind Macdonald Is Andrew J. Trantue, Flint prosecutor, who announced ths lad' con fession. (Associated Press Photo) BANK BILL WAS RESCUED BY STEAGALL, NOT F. R. (Continued Uom Page One) bank dashed back to Washington by airplane. When he arrived Wis bill had been agreed on by the conferees. That Glass bill has had more checkered career than any other modern pleoe of legislation. It has had more Uvea than two cats. Against It were arralnged the best lobbyists New York banks could employ. One of the largest banks was particularly actlv. Its system will be hurt ma terially by the legislation. How the administration stood by the bill was a mystery down to the time the conferees agreed. Mr. Roosevelt has steadfastly refused to say anything definite about It, even In confidence to his congressional associates. Hsn Treasury Secretary Wood In has been openly against It. Glass has told frlenda privately that the president "never even lifted his little finger" for the legislation. Senator Glass Is not a profane man but he has two ultimata cuss words. He has not used them In years un til this session of congress. The oc casions on which he gave vent to extreme disapproval were: (a) when he passed Huey Long In the corridor one dny. and b) when somenne ask ed him what he thought of the bill permanently taking us off the gold standard. That had not Influence either on Huey or the bill. The administration was the real sponsor behind that senate attack on Hitler for his Jewish persecutions. The speech was prepared for Dem ocratic Leader Robinson by Mr. Roossvelt's associates. The strong views expressed aro really those of the president. He could not lay those things himself so be got his leader to do It, Gennan diplomatic sources well understand It was a diplomatic trick they can not answer. If Mr. Roose velt had spoken officially they would have romped all over central Europe waving swords. As It Is diplomacy requires that they assume Mr, Roose velt had nothing to do with It. The Morgans apparently pulled ths strings which caused the senate Investigators to cancel vacation plans. They have been Insisting all along that no discrimination be shown Their friends thought they had a promise that the committee would go ahead with Kuhn, Loeb and the other private banker before fall. They were astonished to hear the committee wanted to go off and play golf. Their private protest was certainly legitimate. Drawing room manners have been brought to the tobacco chewers of the labor department by Lady Per kins. That was a free any easy place. Men sat around with their feet on the desk seeing who could hit the spittoon with the least effort. Tho&e days sre gone. If you want to see anyons now you cannot go In and slap him on the back,. You send In your card. Miss Perkins has established her self In the fourth office of a four of fice suite. Friends and foe alike are stopped ons step Inside the first of fice. There a wooden railing has been erected. A negro attendant takes your card. The new system has Its defects. All Wsfthlngton Is smirking about what happened to Senator Cope land wh'n hs tried to get Informal. Cabinet officers treat senators with great deference. The senators hsv the right to criticize them on the floor snd do so frwly. Copelsnd wanted to get Miss Perkins In a hur ry ant called her himself. He was astonished she did not want to talk on the telephone. He asked her sec retary for an appointment. He was Informed that if you want to see Miss Perkins you must make your appointment a dsy In advance. He could se her soma time tomorrow but not today. He explained he was SENATOR Copelsnd. Thst made no difference, A less mild mannered msn than Senator Copelsnd might .have gone , lurtber. lie dropped Uia matter. fx X I Part Second Time mm A second separation between Adolphe Menjou, screen actor, and hli wife, Kathryn Carver, was dis closed In Los Angeles, A divorce ictlon Is expected to follow. (Asso ciated Press Photos) Leads Recovery Hugh Johnson, th administra tion' Industrial director, Is mapping program for putting 3,000,000 man to work by fall, (Associated Preal Photo) Flies From Spain Capt Mariano Barbs ran (above) ind Lieut Joaquin Collar, veteran 8panish army aviators, made th first non-stop flight from 8paln to Cuba mors than 4,500 miles In less than 40 hours, (Associated Press Photo. 1 . 4 s J n I r!Tl s J J Pro vk & V. Wi.n,..!.... . V RANSOM PAYMENT NEAR $100,000 IS ABDUCTORS PRIZE (Continued from Page Ons) negotiations, hsd been la Dirtutds slnoe lata Saturday, a short time af ter the ranaon an amount less tham the 8100,000 originally demanded had been kicked from a Theodora Hamm Brewing company oar between Pine city and Rush City. The money, delivered in aocordanoa with instructions from the kidnapers, wss kicked out 30 miles north of Wyoming. Hamm, SO, president and treasure of the brewing company, was takea Into the home through a rear en trance, while a crowd of curious by standers waited outside. Contact Made Saturday Freeing of the millionaire business man followed a series of developments which reached their climax Satur day night when H. J. Charles, attor ney for the Hamm company announc ed "we have made arrangements which wa hope will bring Mr. Hamm back Sunday morning, "We have definitely made contact with the abductors." Dunn went to Duluth Saturday and carried on negotiations with the kid napers from there. In ft hotel room, ha waited for final word of the ra- leasa after payment of the ransom. . Hamm was seised last Saturday as) ha started from the brewing com pany office for his home. The first word of the kldnaplnsj came to Dunn lata Thursday in a tele phone message in which ha was In formed that further Instruction would follow. Picture Identified Early Friday morning a nota we delivered at the Dunn home by taxlcab driver who said ha bad been paid $3 for the trip. The taxlcab driver later identified a picture of Verne San key. notorious" kidnaper sought for the Haskell Bohn abduction In St. Paul last year and tha Charles Boettcher second esse In Denver several months ago, as tha man who paid him to deliver tha nota. Tha first nota threatened harm to Hamm unless 1100,000 ware paid and Dunn wss asked to await further In structions at his office. At tha bot tom of the nota was an authoriza tion by Hamm for payment of tha kidnapers' demands. . ; Max To Wed Actress Bsfor tilling for Qarmany, Mil Schm.llng, form.r htsvywslghl thamplon, announced h would bt married soms tlm In July to Anni Ondrs, blond Europ.an film (tan lAHOSil'.ld EMM Photoi