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ilEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, JIEDFORD. OT? EG ON, FRTD AT," SEPTEMBER 22, 1933.
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British Writer Slaps at Con
ditions in Germany, Italy
. and Russia Thought,
Sanity, Books Dangered
LONDON, Sept. 23. (AP) H. 0.
Wells, British writer, addrc&elng 1000
persona today at a Groavenor House
luncheon party celebrating hta 67th
birthday, bitterly attacked the Hitler
regime In Germany and criticised
conditions In Italy and Russia.
"Just now In many regions of the
world there la an epidemic of Intol
erance which takes ugly and novo!
forma,' he said.
"The German affair la not a po
grom. The Jews make the most
noise, but It la not only the Jews who
suffer.
Thought, Sanity Dangered
"To me it seems mora than any
thing elsa a rebellion of the clumsy
lout against civilization. It la the
clumsy lout's revolution against
thought, against aanity and against
books.
"Where It will take Germany no
one knows.
"It ta not only In Germany that
the wide tolerations are disappearing.
The clumsy lout la rampant every
where with Id lotto symbols and
Idiotic aalutcs contriving tmboclle
cruelties.'
The speaker sad: "Are we safe n
England? Personally I do not feel a
bit safe for ten years ahiad."
Dig at M os ley
He then added, caualng laughter:
"Luncheon parties for literary mon
may give place to lynching partlea
before my time la out. I may be
taken from here and be beaten up by
Sir Oswald Moaley. (Sir Oswald Mos
ley la leader of the British fascists.)
" . . . about one thine; I feW safe
in the long run booka will wtn.
The clomsy lout will be brought to
heel. We shall have Hitler weighted
accurately to his last yawp.
"We shall know the truth about
Ooerlng and Goebela and about the
foul murder of Matteottl and the
subtle lssuea between the adminis
tration of Incapacity and sabotage. In
Russia."
(Wllhelm Ooerlng and Dr. Joseph
Qoebels are German cabinet mem 1
hers. Senator Matteottl, a wealthy
Italian, wae killed several years ago.)
Actress 111
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Severe Illness has forced Tallulah
Bankhoad, stage atar and daughter
of Sen. John Bankhead of Alabama,
to withdraw from the leading role
of "Jezebel," new play of old New
Orleans life bv Owen Davta-
CENTRAL POINT GRANGE
ANNOUNCES PLAN FOR
THEOSOPHIST'S BODY
x CREMATED ON PYLE
MADRAS, India, Sept. (p)
The body of Dr. Annie Besant, world
Theoaophlcal leader, who died Wed
nesday, waa cremated today on a pyre
of sandalwood near the mouth of the
Adyar river. A large gathering chant
ed verses from the Bhagavad Olta. an
ancient philosophical poem.
CENTRAL POINT, Sept. 22. (flpl.)
Grange met Friday night, opening
with an Important business session
Many resolutions were read and
adopted. A new candidate for mem
bership was favorably voted upon.
The old-time program arranged by
Miaa Benaon, appropriately opened by
group singing of the old song, "Long,
Long Ago," followed by many other
songs, and readings.. An old-time
"husking bee waa given, participated
In by Mlssse Ruth Haley, Gertrude
and Dorothy Hammond. liOtua and
Janice Hewelgrave and Messrs. Don
ald Richardson. Hsrold Smith, Mel
vern Atkins, Elmer Olson and Alvln
Converse, all of whom were In oos
tume and responded to encore In a
quaint old dance.
Impersonation of historical figures
rnd a spelling match In which Mrs.
John Blackford, Mlas HUdegsrd Lanje
and Ed Vincent shared honora by
jointly flail ng on the same word, and
wore the last ones down.
Guests tor the evening were Mr.
and Mrs. R. E. Nealon of Same Val
ley and Messrs. Conger and Nleder
meyer of Jacksonville.
Booster night will be September
30, and all members are requested
to be present at 8 o'clock. 1
H. E. C. wll meet with Mrs. O. V.
Myera September 37.
Melvln G. Owens, 38. swam Albe
marle sound off the North Carolina
coast In 11 hours, 40 minutes. He
waa the flrat to do so.
AT ANNUAL MEET
A trtbut to the late Grandma
Lewis, beloved southern Oregon pio
neer, waa read at the Pioneer Re
union In Aahland Thursday by John
B- Griffin of Mcdford, oldest native
son of Jackaon county. Written on
the anlveraary . of her birthday, by
Mr. Griffin, It reads:
Another year has passed and gone,
And we are here again,
To celebrate Grandma's birthday,
But our hearts are filled with pain.
For Grandma has paaaed away,
She'll never meet with ua again;
we will not see ner any more.
Until the end for ua haa come,
And we are called to go
To Heaven above, that blessed land
Where no eorroy we'll ever know.
Yea. Grandma she haa passed away,
Her body laid to rest,
But her Spirit's gone 'to Heaven,
And la rooming with the blessed.
Where angela dwell, the land of low,
Where sorrow never comes;
Where all who go are welcome there
In their everlasting homes.
And there we all will meet again
The friends we love so well,
To never separate again,
And there forever dwell. (
So let us gather around the table,
And leave an empty chair,
And eat our dinner just the same
As if she were sitting there.
Perhaps she may be looking on,
To see that all la well;
Who knows,, the world's a. mystery;
No one on earth can tell.
So now, dear friends. I'll aay to you
Be al wa ya good a nd k lnd ;
Let only loving thoughts be yours;
Keep evil from your mind.
EXPECT 600 STUDENTS
ILL BE
AT
(By Helen McAllister.)
With a large group of students
registering from outside district.
Medford Senior high school enjoyed
a decided increase In enrollment this
week, bringing the total well beyond
last year's figure.
Many former student have not
reported as yet, due to Jobs that have
have been carried on from the sum
mer. The opening day found 30 more
Lalbeptty Food Stiwes
Alexander Grocery, Inc.
PHONE 143 FREE DELIVERY E. F, ALEXANDER, den. Mgr.
' Battle Creek Health Foods Riehlieu Canned Goods
Goats' Milk, 2 cans ;...25c
Tomato Soup, 3 cans 17c
Creamery Butter (Medford made) lb. 25c
Bulk Mayonnaise, pint 18c
Bulk Black Tea, lb ....29c
Large Flat Cans Sweet Potatoes 10c
Large Cans Sugar Corn 10c
Kellogg's Whole Wheat Flakes, 2 pkgs..,m19c
students registered man on the open
ing day last year. Up to the present
the enrollment la 519 students, but
information from th orf-a states
tnat a quota of 600 student will be
expected before September 29.
A general assembly waa held Sep
ttmber 20. for Principal C. O. Smith
to make announcement concerning
the plana for the coming year. As
yet the school term la still indefinite,
but the program of course of study
baa been made out for Jhe regular
term.
All the extra currlcular activity
plans are under way and the sched
ule for these la being made out oy
Noel Benson, student body president
Several new tobacco barns are being
built near Winchester, Ky., this year.
DECLARED EXCELLENT
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WOOSTER, O., Sept. 22. VP) The
barnyard bill of fare haa a new Item
for dairy cows now that beer la legal
and the dairy experts aay it's quite
all right.
A. E. Perkins, dairy chemist at the
Ohio agricultural experiment station,
declares that herd ownera may for
get about feeding their prize cows
bran or oats, and give them the
brewers' grain that are a by-product
with a high crude-ftber content,
and most of the protein, fat and min
eral water.
Already brewera' grains have ap
peared on the market In wet form,
and the supply wlU increase as soon
a the beer concern have an oppor
tunity to Install drying equipment.
Perkins saya.
To keep the cows contentedly
chewing their cuds, the dairy chemist
auggeau. Just add a dash of bone
meal about one per cent to the
grain mixture, bringing up the phos
phorous content.
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Real estate or insurance leave u
to Jones Phone 699.
P,U
WASHINGTON. Sept. 23. T.ie
national board of tbe Parent-Teachers'
asoclatlon plana to devote next
year to an intensive study of the
ftnsnclal crlals In education.
The textbook will be the recent re
port of the national conference on
the finance of education which aaid
the free school system in this coun
try waa threatened.
airs. Hugh Bradford Of Sacramento,
Cal., national president, told report
era today she had heard state super
intendents discussing a definite pos
sibility of tuition for all high school
Undents.
Mlsa Tharl O. Williams, Washing
ton, D. C. education director, said:
"X am afraid the American people)
will not wake up to the erttlcal
school situation until every parent
haa to pay high school tuition u
well aa school tax."
Heath's Drug Store la open for buai
nesa In It new location, 29 N. Central
Ave. Their phone number remains
the same. 884.
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' Phone 642. We'll haul away your
refuse. City Sanitary Service.
Prodaoeft-
STAR MARKET
We Deliver.
314 E. Main
273
R. I. Red
Fryers
Hens
Rabbits
Frying size
Beef Pot Roast, lb 9c
Beef Short Ribs, lb 7c
Choice Steaks, lb 15c
Lard, home rendered, 3 lbs.. . .25c
Picnics, lb. 12c
Pork Steaks, 2 lbs. ... 25c
Kellogg's Whole Wheat
Flakes, 2 pkgs 19c
Kellogg's Whole Wheat Flakes are
the most delicious wheat flakes you
ever tasted. And a real bargain buy!
Big package costs only a few pen
nies. Many servings for all the family.
Toasted whole wheat rich In
nourishing elements. With all the
flavor and crlspness Kellogg Is so
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Get this splendid bargain from
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crispness, the big value I You'll want
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Quality guaranteed by W. K. Kellogg
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