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ilEDFORD HAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1933.
Finds That Less Known
.About Ins and Outs Island
Politics Than Thought
Communism Is Shock
Br BVBON PRICE
(Chief of Bureau, the Associated
Vnui WHHhlnfftonl
Washington hat put on brave
lace u It contempiatea wnat is nap
penlng In Cuba, but underneath there
la much real concern.
Ordinarily, government overturna
!n Latin America do not greauy -cite
even the atate department. They
have come to be accepted aa a part of
the natural course of evenla, like
ntria in tha hAad and minor traffic
accldenta. No one really hopes to do
much about tnem.
On cauae for worry la that the
Mvniiitinn which overthrew the new
de Ceapedea regime, and the eventa
which have followed that overthrow,
taught the Washington government
that It knew less thaa It thought It
did about the ina ana ouis or uuoau
political currenta.
Thla nrhnla nw nhflRit of Cuban
affairs baa been a terrific shock to
state department officials, wno
thought Ambassador Welles bad done
a magnificent Job In Havana and,
wftn tha nld Mnehada reslma aafelV
eased out, could coma home with
everything rosy.
American military men were sur
prised, too, to find that the Cuban
army, which had acquitted Itself so
well during the Machado crista, was
so deeply permeated with dlacontent
and even organized revolt.
But the greatest shock of all waa
the realization tha,t communist groups
had had and atlll have so large a
band In the situation.
There were other considerations not
mentioned In any ol the official an
nouncements. In everything they have done,
American officials have given the Im
pression of thinking once of Cuba
and twice of the rest of the world
particularly the rest of Latin America.
Mr. Roosevelt hns been especially
anxious that his "good neighbor" pol
icy strike exactly the right key-note
In this first test.
On the one hand, tha president's
advisers considered it extremely Im
portant that Cuba's sister republics
understand the big neighbor to the
xiorth would conduct herself with re
straint, and would not cross their
threahholds forcibly except aa public
erder required It.
On the other hand, no one In Waah.
Ington wanted to give Latin America
the Impression thst the Roosevelt ad
ministration hod gone paclflat, or
that the United Statea marlnea had
folded their tents and dlsbsnded.
It baa been a delicate task to steer
k course which would give these
neighbors Just the desired notification
that the United States haa Its heart
in tha right place, but packs a punch
for emergenclee.
Officials do not talk about It, but
there la no question they also have
been thinking of the Impression cre
ated aa far awny as Tokyo.
Jspanene statesmen, In Informal dls.
cusslons with American diplomats,
undertook during the latest far east
ern crisis to Justify what Japan was
doing In Manchuria by what the
United 6tatca bau been doing In Latin
America.
However open to dispute that par
allel may be, Washington baa been
anxloua to give no further encourage
ment to such an argument If It could
be avoided.
All In all, the problem baa bulked
so large In official attention at Wash
ington that at tlmea It almost over
shsdowed the NRA and that Is esy
lng a great deal.
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For the benefit of all persona In
the valley who have converted pleas
ure cars Into trucks or pick-ups dur
ing the past year, the state police
announced today that a change In
license must be made and that offic
ers have been instructed to proceed
wtlh arrest where such changes have
not been made.
All such csrs must carry T" lic
ense pistes. Blanks for sppllcstlon
for such plates may be obtained at
the state police headquartere of from
the sheriff office. Ordinary plates
will be spproved only on touring
csrs, used for that purpose exclu
The board of equallzaton. which
haa been hearing applications for
tax adjust menu and reductions for
the past month, closes Its session to
day. Sixty appllcatlona have been
received. Reductions were sought on
vsrlous grounds, Including deprecia
tion of property valuea because of
changea In highways. Seversl re
quests that land used for Irrigation
ditches and road rights of way be
removed from the tax rolls were also
received. The bosrd of equalization
Is composed of County Judge IT. B.
Dsy. Assessor J. B. Coleman and
County Clerk George R. Carter.
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Get Peach Regulations Peach
growers of the valley, who wlah copies
of the new Oregon regulations on
grades, sre ssked to call at the coun
ty agent's office, where they are now
available, L. P. Wilcox, oounty horti
culturist, announced this afternoon
A mouse short circuited the switch
of an electrically controlled furnace
and set fire to the Roosevelt school
In Salinas, Cal., causing several hun
dred dollars damage.
Hlghwaya now are designated on
airway maps by solid purple Unas
Instead of the parallel black lines
formerly used for this purpose.
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CALLED BY DEATH
Sirs. UUIsn Ward etelger, well
known resident of this city, and a
prominent worker In philanthropic
circles, died at 13:30 o'clock today,
following a lingering Illness. Born
In Fremont, Wis., March 35, ahe was
married to J. J. atelger In 1896, and
had been a resident of Klamath Falls
and Medford sines 1914.
Besides her husband, Mrs. etelger
leavea her mother, Mrs. A. E. Oregg
of Besttle, who had been with her
recently at the fitelger horn on Ore
gon Terrace; a daughter, Mra. Clif
ford Sevltta of Dorrls, Cal., and a son
Jake J. Stelger of Klamath Falls;
also two grandchildren, Maxlna and
Oelores Sevltts,
During the years she spent In Med
ford, Mrs. stelger msde a wide circle
of friends who mourn ber passing.
She waa an active member of the
Daughters of tha American Revolu
tion and numerous other social and
club groupa, preceding her Illness.
Funeral arrangements, which will
be In charge of the Perl Funeral
Home, will be announced later.
Persons receiving old-sge pensions
In 8t. Louis county, Minn., were given
a two months "vacation" when the
county decided to save S19.000 by not
giving pensions during July and Au
gust. . 1
Thirteen states have adopted part
time, non-resident anglers' licenses aa
a meana of attracting vacationists and
tourists.
E ACT1VITL
After a vacation period of two
months both National Guard com
panies. Co. A, 186th Infantry and
Headquarters company, will com
menoa regular drills again commenc
ing next Tuesday evening. Plans are
being formulated for a very active
season for both organizations. There
are a number of vacancies In Ibe
local companies at the present time,
occasioned by CCO enlistments oj
some of the members and these will
be tilled Immediately. Applicants for
enlistment are urged to be at the
Armory next Tuesday night.
No Pear Damage
Seen From Wind
No commercial damage to Jackson
county's pear crop as a result of the
wind, blowing through the valley to
day, was reported this afternoon by
L. P. Wilcox, county horticulturist.
Reports received from the south
end of the valley, be stated, an
nounced that only a normal drop bad
been experienced, and the same con
dition was believed to exist In other
sections.
The first great seel of the state of
Washington was made by George It.
Talcott, who is still living. For hi
model of the likeness of the first
president he used a picture on the
label of a cough euro.
Early summer Is considered a de
sirable time by federal experts to
treat sheep and lambs for the re
moval of stomach worms.
LOCAL OFFICERS
GOING 10
Jackson county and Medford will
be well represented Saturday at the
meeting In Bend of the Northwest
Peace Officers association, It was an
nounced here today. State police,
the city police, sheriff's office and
the district attorney will be repre
sented In the delegation going from
here.
Included In the session will be the
Oregon State Sheriffs association.
Northwest Oregon Peace Officers as
sociation. Southern Oregon Peace Of
ficers association, and Eastern Ore
gon Peace Officers association.
The meeting will be held In the
Pilot Butte Inn, beginning at 6:30
o'clock.
Warren Here Today Sergeant O. A.
Warren of the state police Is in Med
ford today from Portland.
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The VALLEY
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School complies with Oregon Public School requirements,
offering in-addition French, Music, Physical Education and
Folk Dancing.
For Information Call Mrs. I. E.' Schukr
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