PAGE SEVEN
You Can't Afford to Miss the Buying Opportunities Listed Here
MEDFORD HAIL TRTBTHTE, fEDFORD, OREGON. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1933
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' WANTED SITUATION
ZTd JTSuoTiTrpractlcal
nurVmc- unencumbered, reliable,
?.U."L-V. Phone 10-F-13. Route
lewiB""
1, BOX
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.. . ani4 small waa.es.
for Doara. ruuu
Route J. no
WANTED General housework.
Box
1133. lTlouuc.
rTSJXNTMTwVhea position as cook
or assistant In restaurant or hotel
Good worker. Will work for less at
start. Phone 15 or write Box 813
Tribune.
GIRL." experienced In general house
work, desires position with good
family. Excellent references. Ad
dress Box KF. Mall Tribune.
VT ANTED MISCELLANEOUS
wNTED--Australorp cockerels, white
WlngPoultry Farms, Phoenix, Ore.
Tel. 8-F-U.
BEUPTOLSTERINO. Phone 969-R.
t WANTED Austro'.op cockerels. White
WliigpTultry Farms, Phoenix. Ore.,
Tel. t-F-11.
WANTED Old building to wreck!
Phone 4-F-ll. after 5 p. m.
WANTED To buy good horse, weight
about 1400 lbs. KC, caro Mall Tri
bune. WNTED To keep good team horses
for board. Good feed. Adolf Schulz,
Beagle. Ore
WNTED Raw furs. Prices advanced
from 25 to 60. It will pay you
to trap. New and used traps for
sale. Medford Bargain House, Med
ford, Oregon. 27 North Grape St.,
Phone 1062. -
WANTED Light 2-wheel trailer.
Must be cheap. Box 1191. Tribune.
WANTED Electric radio. Must be
reasonable. Box 268. Tribune.
WILL care for elderly sick people In
mo home. Phone 437-X.
V? ANTED Household goods, stoves
tools or what nave you. Medford
Bargain Bouse. 27 N. Orape St. Tel
. 1063.
JUNK WANTED
We pay cash for JUNK BATTERIES
& RA.DIAIOBS. ALUMINUM
BRASS. COPPER It vmk of all
descriptions
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
27 No Praps Te' "
FOR RENT HOUSES
FOR RENT--Furnlhed 3-room house;
alto lights and water. 6 per month.
Phone 4-F-2.,
TOR RENT Modern 5-room house,
with range. 39 Meyers St.
FURNISHED house, apts., garage. 604
West 10th.
FOR RENT Residence, good location
reasonable price. Phone 258-J.
FOR RENT 4-room partly furnished
home, 812.50. Phone 1569-Y.
FOR RENT Large house at 410 New
town St. T. A. Flfer, 106 Cottage St.
FOR RENT 931 Queen Anne. 4-room
stucco home; jhardwood floors, fire
place, electric range, basement and
plpeless hotair furnace. 125.00 and
- water. Charles R. Ray. Rea'tor.
1 Medford Bldg. Phone 303.
FOR RENT 5-room modern house,
east aide. Tel. 1658.
FOR RENT 6-room house, partly
furnished; newly decorated, clean.
8th and Oakdale. Call at 818 So.
Oakdale.
FURNISHED new modern 4-room
house; electrlo refrigerator and
range or wood range. 1027 East
Jackson.
HOMES FOR RENT Call 699.
FOI RENT Homes furnished or
unfurmabed. Brown A White,
Houses via into and 816. water
paid: wood range Pbons 105.
FOR RENT 7-room modern home. 3
bedrooms. C. A DeVoe. 623-J-2.
FOR RENT New modern 4-room
house, with basement. Redden at
Co.
FOR RENT ROOM AND BOARD
FOR RENT Room, board. 153 N. Oak
dale. JSOAKD AND ROOM at 716 t Main
Rates verv moderate
tor rint rrnsisiiro rooms
ArraACTiv; roums, o4 a, or?.
FOB RENT APARTMENTS
FOR BENT Apta. 535 No. Riverside
FOR RENT 4-room duplex apart
ment, electric refrigerator and
range, breakfast nook, r urn ace
otherwise unfurniahed. Phone 442
or eall W A Oatee at Groceteria.
FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS
RANCH FOR RENT 80 acres, about
40 acres lummer fallow, for grain
4 Palm Block. Phone IT, or 1104-L
after 5 p. m.
FOR EXCHANGE
HAVE your furniture upholstered. For
what have you. Phone 969-R. Thi
bault. EXCHANGE 1-6-21 Graham Paige
sedan, eplendld condition for aome
pine stumpage timber. Box 1033.
Tribune.
FOR 6 ALE OR TRADE 1 Cletrao
tractor, plows. 3 sections spring
tooth and 3 section of spike tooth.
1930 Essex coupe, adding machine,
Bueecher cornet, electric aweeper,
electric washer. 314 Willamette.
FOR BALE OR TRADE Light plant
amtaoie xor larm or mining pur
poses; also 4 brood sowa for quick
sale. 1704 no. Riverside.
FOR SALE OR TRADE 2 teams?
mule. Medford Riding Academy.
Phone 838-R.
FOR SALE; 2 good milch cows or
will trade for grain or poultry.
Mrs. Tucker, Ross Lane.
TRADE 2 story business building,
two store rooms, now rented for
Copco stock. Box L. L., Tribune.
FOR SALE OR TRADE White electric
sewing machine for light sedan.
Box 638, Tribune.
FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE 'OR TRADE Modern 5
room bungalow, newly decorated
for small property on highway in
or near Medford. Call 542 Haven.
WILL TRADE 25 A. good bottom
land, all In cultivation and clear,
for good house In Medford. In
quire at L?e's Men's Shop, 102 W.
Main. Medford.
EXCHANGE 6-room modern bouse
on half acre of good truck garden
land. Just east of Portland city lim
its, close to through paved high
way. Exchange equity for Medford
or acreage. Inquire 19 N. Fir.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
WHEN you think of real estate, think
of Brown & Whits.
FOR SALE nOMES
HOME near school. Phone 1333-W.
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
USED CAR VALUES
1P30 Ford Spt. Coupe.
1929 Pontlac 2-door Sedan In splen
did condition. ,
1931 Studebaker Sedan.
New 1933 Studebaker Sedan.- -
New 1934 Studebakers are here.
SANDERSON MOTOR CO.
So. Riverside
FOR SALE Whippet Coach.
Cheap.
Terms. 701 park St.
CADILLAC 314 5-pass. sedan in good
shape; looks line. Will sen for
8225. 16 So. Fir St.
FOR SALE Model T Ford coupe. 820
or exchange for young catttle. What
have vou? Fred Virtue, Route 2,
Medford.
Used Cars
No Cash Down
If your old car covers down payment.
bu-uay written guarantee.
Low Prices.
1931 Cnrysler 8 Conv. Coupe.
1931 Cliev. 2-door Sedan.
11138 Dodge Sedan.
1932 Terraplane Coupe.
1931 Chev. R. S. Coupe.
1929 Ford 2-door Sedan.
1929 Chrysler R. 6. Coupe.
1930 Bulck Spt. Coupe.
1929 Ford Model A Delivery.
Also several older cars to choose
from
ARMSTRONG MOTORS. INC.
38 N. Riverside.
Credit
Your car overhauled, repaired, tires.
etc., on Easy Payment Plan. Low
Finance Rates.
ARMSTRONO MOTORS, INC.
38 N. Riverside.
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE 3 good milch cows or
win trade for grain or poultry
Mrs. Tucker, Rosa Lsne.
FOR SALE POULTRY
FOR SALE '31 Plymouth Sedan.
W. Second.
FOR SALE Purebred Rhode Island
Red pullets, any amount, call
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Baldwin Pianos
0 DISCOUNT ON GRAND PIANOS
AT PRESENT LOW PRICES UP TO
NOVEMBER 35TH. Advanco In
prices on sll Baldwin Merchandise
arter Novemoer doia. o oeaumui
h'.ffh-cltM Orands. one used Hsmlt
ton Grand, very low price. New
and used uprights.
BALDWIN PIANO SHOP
26 So. Orape.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Good clean Jenkins Club
seed wheat, 81 50 cwt. R. W. Nlch
osl. Central Point. Phone 19-X-3.
FOR SALE CHEAP EASY TERMS
A Delco light plant.
A 1-horse electric motor,
A refrigerator, electric.
A piano: a new oil burner.
Commercial Finance Corporation.
Phone 31.
FOR SALE Lsrce elder press, sulky
plow. Phone 3-F-4.
FOR SALE Hubbard squash 31 per
hundred delivered Medford. Central
Point. Ton lots cheaper. Phone
13S8-X.
FOR SALE Baled alfalfa hay. third
cutting. P"jue River Co.. Tel. 1366.
JONATHAN and DELICIOUS apples.
40c box. orchard run, at ranch
Bring containers. English walnuts
12',c Id. L. H. Hu(.ies, 3 miles
east of PLo-sii.x.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Bicycle. 118 N. Riverside.
FOR SALE Ear com, or will trade
for wheat. Leo Younp. south Co
lumbus, off Stewart Ave.
FOR SALE Stock beets. M. B.
Glover, Ross Lane.
APPLES for sale Selected Newtowns.
25 and 50c a lug at ranch: delivered
10c more; box not included. Roxy
Ann Orchard. Coker Butte Hoad.
Phone 691-R-3.
O. V. MYERS for applea. Several va
rieties and grades, reasonable prices.
Tel. 268-J. On old Pacific Highway.
Vi mile No. Junction.
FOR SALE Dry fir and hardwood.
D<on Bros., Phone 523-R-l.
FOR SALE Hay. wheat, barley and
corn. O. A. OeVoa, Tel J23-J-3.
FOR SALE Hungarian retch teed
Phone 633-J-4.
FOR SALE Used sewing machines all
makes: terms if desired All
makes rented and repaired White
Sewing Machine Co. 24 N Bartlett
FOR sand, gravel, sediment, fertiliser
t ana teaming. Phone Bia-J.
PERSONAL
GIFTED CLAIRVOYANT and Palmist
Truthful advice on business, love,
marriage. Rainbow Auto Camp
cabin 3.
MISCELLANEOUS
RADIO REPAIRINO Holly Radio
Service. 303 No. Holly. Phone 1243.
I BUY gold and loan money. Cecil
Jennings, corner Front and Main
Authorized Frtgtdalre Service. Other
makes rep. Tel 427; nights 905-Y
BUSINESS OI'PORTUNIITIES
FOR SALE Interest In gold mine
Partner wanted with some cash to
operate. Big pay unoovered Box 03
Phoenix. Oregon.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Abstracts.
MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts
of Title. Title Insurance. Rooms 8
and 5. No. 32 North Central Ave.
upstairs.
JACKSON CO.
ABSTRACT CO.
Abstracts of Title and
Title Insurance. The
only complete Title
System In Jackson
County.
Expert VVInouw Cleaners.
LET GEORGE DO IT Tel- H
House cleaning not waxing w
ental Rug Cleaning, specialty.
Fire Extinguishers.
"FYR - FYTER" Fire Extinguishers.
Automatlo fire alarms, recnarsuns.
Inspecting. 7...A. Bower,. 327 No
Oakdale.
Money to Lend.
WE LEND MONEY ON FURNITURE
AND LATE MODEL AUTOS
Three per cent per monin on un
paid balance No other charges See
W B. Thomas. 45 South Central,
ground floor Craterlan Theater
Bldg. State License No. 8-157.
Job Printing.
MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT
Best equippea pisui m wu,wi
Oregon. Printing of sll kinds; book
binding; loose -leal ledgers, ana
blanks, billing systems, duplicating
cash sales slips and everything in
the printing Unea. 28-30 N. Grape
Phone 75
Transfer.
BADS TRANSFER s STORAGE CO.
Office 1015 No. Central. Phone aio
Prices right. Service guaranteed.
RF INKING TRUCKING CO. Trans
fer and storage, we naui anytniug
at a reasonable price. Ill No. Fir
Street. Phone 332.
HAWLEY TRANSFER Expert pack
ers and movers, special uvestocx
moving equipment. Prices right
619 North Riverside. Phone 1044-X
painting snd Paperhanglng.
M A BLISS Painting and paper-
hanging. Tel. 648-W 313 8 orape
LEGAL NOTICES
No. 13771
Treasury Department
Office of Comptroller of the Currency
Washington, a c September n. was
Whereas, by satislactory evidence
presented to tne unaersigneo, it nas
been made to appear that "ueoiora
National Bank." in the City of Med
ford. In the County of Jackson and
State ot Oregon, has compiled with
all the provisions of tne statutes or
the United States required to be
complied with before an association
shall be authorized to commence the
business ot Banking;
Now. therefore. L J. F. T. O'Connor.
Comptroller of the Currency, do here
by certify that "Medford National
Bank." in the City of Medford. in the
bounty of Jackson and State of Ore
gon, is authorized to commenoa the
business of Banking as provided in
Section Fifty-one Hundred and Sixty
nine of the Revised Statutes ot the
Un.ted States.
In testimony whereof, witness my
hand and aeal of office this eleventh
day of September. 1933.
(Seal of the Comptroller of the Cur
rency, Treasury Department )
(Signed) J. F. T. O'CONNOR.
Reorganization Notice.
Medford National Bank.
Medford National Bank located at
Medford in the state of Oregon re
ceived charter No. 13771 dated Sep
tern bar 11, 1933. and commenced bus
iness September 12, 1933 The new
bank is a continuation of the old
oar.kc eicepting that It is organized
under the Banking Act of :933. and
has an sntlrely new Capital of 8100,
000 00.
Dated Sept 30. 1933
GEO. T. FRET, Cas'ller.
Liquidation Notice.
The Medlrnd National Bank located
at Medford in the State of Oregoo Is
closing its allaira All note. hoi-ten
tnd other creditors are hereby noti
fied to o reseat the notes snd other
claims against the association lor
payment
Dated Sept 30. 1933
OKJ, 7,, FRK, Casket,
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READY FOR DRIVE
ON REPEAL HEELS
Rum Ships Lurk Outside
12-Mile Limit With Heavy
Cargoes Hope to Under
sell Legitimate Trade
By ARCH EDDT
United Press Staff Correspondent
PHILADELPHIA (UP) A gigantic
liquor buslnesa Is waiting st the 13
mile limit for the repeal of prohibi
tion. Nearly a hundred whlaky ships, the
greatest number since 1924. are ly
ing at anchor In the Atlantic ocean,
ready to ruah their cargoea of "boot
teg" liquor Into seaboard cities as
soon as the states ratify repeal.
Thla situation was disclosed by a
government Investigator, who has
been making a survey of conditions
here.
A year ago. according to the agent,
there were scarcely a dozen ships
along "Rum Row." Now the num
ber Is nearer 100, and Increasing. The
ships, he said, are loaded with fine
whiskies from St. Pierre. Mlquelon,
Blmlnl and the Bahamas. Most of
them are propelled by four Liberty
motors and will travel 40 mllea an
hour, or better, loaded. Their sides
are ateel plated as a protection
against coast guard bulteta.
The plan of the bootleggers la to
undersell legitimate distributors. By
purchasing liquor in vast quantltiea
st from 810 to 814 a case, they fig.
ure to undersell licensed distilleries
by 26 to 50 per cent.
Coast guardsmen here say that the
depression has been a boon to the
liquor syndicated. Bootleggers have
been able to buy swanky yachts from
formerly wealthy people. The boot.
leggera themselves dress In flannels,
blue coats and yatching caps, and Idle
beneath striped awnings on the decks
as they convey their contraband car
goes from the 12-mlle limit.
"I don't know when I've met so
many yachtsmen In the bootlegging
business. ' one coast guardsman said.
"In the old days they all said they
knew Andy Mellon 'my friend Andy,'
they called him. But now It's Roose
velt who's their pal."
Find Prehistoric Rhinoceros.
HEALY, Kan. (UP) What la be
lieved to be the head of a prehiatorlc
rhlnocerus has been uncovered In
the fossil beds north of here by T. A.
Cramer, paleontologist. The horn was
three cornered arid 10" inches long.
Collects Songs as Hohby.
CONROE. Tex. (UP) L. H. Peevey,
here, has collecting of old songs snd
ballads ss his hobby. He slready haa
gathered 1000 In a scrapbook that
welgha 100 pounds. The collection
steadily Is growing.
Blind Women Wrote nislory.
AURORAHVILLE. Wis. (UP)
Blind snd 85 years old. Mrs. Jennie
Cste has written the history of Au
rorahville on her typewriter. Most
of the facts contained In the manu
acrlpt were recalled from memory.
Be correctly corseted In
an Artist Model by
Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann
Mail Tribune Daily
ACROSS
L Put new
bottoms on
T. Disfigure
1.1. Football team
14. Living helnr
capable ot
voluntary
mollnn
18. Palm Illy
1. Tropical bird
17. Outfit
18. Note of the
scale
19. Congealed
watsr
31. Urxed
23. Ingredient of
varnish
24. Split
:. Ansry
27. D.xtcroua
2s. Without begin
ning or end
20. Walks In water
Solution of Saturday's Puzzla
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31. LetfaJ action
S3. Kind of meat 47. News organl
33. Mixed rain and tatlon: abbr,
snow 40. Harden
84. D.sert train 4. Alio
40. Nobleman 51. Small fish
4L Queen of the 82. Having a vfl
talrles or vellum
43. number of the B4. Dismay
Muiea
K6. Dflcrrf
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2. Draw forth
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fore iv ell
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SIX KILLED WHEN
bl U h -I'M, y v ,.
Ilx possibly seven, parsons were
at Shrewsbury, N. J. Tha dead Included two fliers plus occupants of the houss. This Is general view
af the wreckage. Both tha house and the plane were destroyed. (Associated Press Photo)
SHOWING BETTER
SALEM. Ore. (UP) Financial con
dition ot Oregon cities haa ahowed
considerable Improvement In recent
months, according to state Treasurer
Rufus C. Holman.
On July 1, Oregon municipalities,
outside of Portland, had a bonded In
debtedness of 833,775,820,. compared
to 334.046.515 the same time 1932.
During the same period warrant In
debtedness Increased from 81.914.309
to 82.069,957, leaving a net debt de
crease ot 31.115.047.
Of 193 cltlea reporting to the treas
urer, 110 reduced their net Indebted
ness. Thirty-three reduced their
warrant indebtedness and 104 their
bonded Indebtedness.
Larger cltlea making aubstantlal
reductions of obligations during the
year Included the following.
City 1933
Ashland 6 642,319 8
Bend 876.4B6
Corvallls . 63r,749
Cottage Grove.. 340.140
1933
l 621.913
851.320
560.888
328,038
Eugene 3.560,440
Klamath Falls.... 2.094.487
Medford - 1.808.774
Oregon City 594,370
Salem - 1.787,878
The Dalles 300.634
3,330.624
2,047.763
1,801,902
837.595
1.718.801
263.466
Due principally to lowered assess
ments, average debt ratio for Oregon
cities increased from 1752 to 1736
per cent. Debt ratloa of cltlea for
1832 snd 1033 Include:
City 1032 1933
Albany , 4.35 4 80
Ashland 23.17 22 90
Astoria 44 20 47.58
Bandon .. 38.86 41.43
Cross-Word Puzzie
22. Pour quarta:
abbr.
23. Played flnt
25, Sinned
27. The Old TflHta-
ment cony.
20. Clear profit
30. Armed itrlf
32. Natural abode
of a plant or
animal
Jl. 811k not yet
twirucd
34. Clrclcci
3.r. tfiRla
36. Wheelerl
Vehicle
37. By way of
38. U.i(-kMniih
hum merinf
blorka
32. Sewlna
Implement
41. Deadena the
aound of
44. Native of tha
Kurland
penlneula
45. Small cupa
lined In
diamond
cutting
43. Mcmhranoui
pouch
10. Uncloae: poet,
53. Lone Island.
abbr.
IS. By
S. Symbol for
iHenlum
4. Grm ceils
5. Unasplratud
6. T'uzslfi
7. Ventured
I. Wife of
Geraint
f. Klni of fruit
1. Exist
11. Iiecantar
12. Choosei
20. Jim woman
PLANE CRASHES INTO JERSEY HOUSE
1 .
killed when a New Jersey national
Bend 39.74
Bonanza
Brownsville .... 15.52
99.43
.44
19.16
30 25
14.03
18.66
19.07
4.44
33.39
10.17
30 82
5 65
MB
9.84
J7
4 35
33.70
7.10
43.39
14.77
3.74
.39
3 90
83.93
13.31
3.38
19.36
4.31
Burns ....... 26.32
Butte Falls - 13.60
Central Point 20.16
Chlloquln 17.43
Coburg . 6.54
Coqullle 33.45
Corvallls 1131
Cottage Grove ...... ... 31.44
Creswell 4 54
Basle Point 1.54
Eustslde 9 .60
Empire
Estacada ....-..... 6 09
Eugene --. . - 33 41
Gearhart 7.14
Gladstone . 42.76
Gold Hill 1600
Oresham 3 38
Halsey .... -21
Harrlaburg 4 50
Hlnes 54.48
Jacksonville - 13.63
Junction City 3 40
Klamath Falls 30.03
Lebanon : . . - 4.74
Marshfleld r... 11.09
Maupin 17.48
Medford 23 47
Merrill 5.16
Mllwaukle 8.89
Molalla - 24.47
Myrtle Point 8 83
North Bend 18 20
Oregon City 14.09
Oswego ....... 9.44
Philomath i n
Phoenix 14.48
Redmond 18.58
Salem 9 82
Sclo 13 61
Seaside ...... 83 lJ
SprllKffleld 14.69
Talent 193
The Dallea 8.63
Warrenton 66.27
West Linn 3T
4
13.14
20.65
33.38
3.34
8 58
25.03
8 56
10.28
13.08
8.18
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12.96
17.00
9.73
13.03
85.00
18 60
1.00
5.00
72 90
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Good Will Business Expedi
tion Planned for First of
Year by Mexican National
Chamber of Commerce
By CLARK O. LF-E.
MEXICO, D. P. (AP) Mexico
looking eager!? at Central American
market, now moatly monopollwd by
the United State, with a view to ex
panding It already rapidly growing
export trade.
190 that Mexican industry may
boncflt from the expected develop
ment of it southern neighbors,
good will bualneaa expedition 1 be
ing planned for the flrat of the year
by the National Chamber of Com
merce and similar organisation. The
oxpedttlon will vtalt Guatemala, El
Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, coata
Plea and Panama, and poaaibly some
South American countries.
Mexican Imports Reduced,
While looking abroad for better
markets, the country has been fset
reducing It Imports In line with
the government's nationalistic cam
paign to develop domestic Industry
and Increase consumption ot home
made product.
Exact figures are not available, but
a rerent statement said that ImpoTts
of textile dropped from 7.000,000
pesos in 1031 to only 1.000.000 in
1032. Corn was formerly Imported
In great quantltiea, the amount
reaching 6,000,000 pesos' worth an
nually at times, but last year prac
tically none was brought In.
peo at KtrateglR Rate.
The domeatle fruit Industry also
showed large gain, only 140,000 pesos
having been spent abroad for It last
ye:, compared to 3 500,000 peso the
previous year.
The present low rat of the peso,
which has been pegged for the put
six months at between 9 50 and 3. 55
to the dollar, has tended to encourage
export, while at the same time It has
not tven ao unfavorable as to make
Import of necessary materials prohibi
tive. 4
Heating coat cad b reduced. For
Complete heating servto call Art
SchmidU, 4131604.
guard plane crashed In I housi
FALSE NRA CLAIM
PORTLAND, Ore. (Special) Pine
of 5500 and six months' imprisonment
are faced by employers who falsely rep
represent themselves to be operating
under the provision of the blue
eagle code, or who are fraudulently
displaying the blue eagle, President
Roosevelt today advised Portland dis
trict NRA headquarters.
The text of hts executive order
follows :
Executive Order.
Rules and regulations under sec
tion 10 (a) and delegation of author
ity under section 3 (b) of the na
tional Industrial recovery act.
By virtue of the authority Invested
In me by section 10 (a) of the nation
al recovery act approved June 16,
1033 (Public No. 67. 73rd Congress,)
I hereby prescribe the following rules
and regulations necessary for carry
ing out the purposes of title 1 of said
act:
A. No one shall falsely represent
himself to be discharging the obli
gations or complying with the pro
visions of the president reemploy
ment agreement or of any code of
fair competltloa approved by the
president under the national Indus
trial recovery act or of any rule or
regulation prescribed to carry out the
purposes of said act.
B. No one shall display or use any
emblem or Insignia or any reproduc
tion of any emblem or Insignia of
the national recovery administration
contrary to any rules or regulations
prescribed hereunder by the admin
istrator for Industrial recovery.
By virtu of the authority vested
In me by section 3 (b) of the afore
said act and In supplement to ex
ecutive orders of June )0 tt33 and
July 15, 1033, numbered 6173 and
6205-A, respectively, I hereby author
ise the administrator for Industrial
recovery to prescribe such rulea and
regulation a he may deem neces
sary to supplement, amplify or carry
out the purposes and Intent of the
rule and regulations prescribed in
paragraphs A and B of this order,
and to take such rulea and regula
tion or any rule and regulation
so prescribed by the administrator,
and to appoint personnel and dele
gat thereto auch power a may be
deemed neceanary to accomplish the
purpose of thla order.
C. Any person who violate any of
the foregoing rule and regulations
or any rule or regulation prescribed
hereunder by the aald administrator.
may be punished, a provided In sec
tion 10 (a) of the national Industrial
recovery act, by a fine not to ex
ceed five hundred dollars ($500) or
Imprisonment not to exceed six mo.
or both.
(Signed)
FRANKLIN D. ROOflEVELT.
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NEW TOBK. Hot. lSflV-An air.
plans Joy rldo turnsd to tragedy when
Stanley Kltowskl, 19-year-old pilot,
took three of his lrienda on an early
morning Jaunt to top oft an all-night
danoe.
The plane crashed Into a Brooklyn
tenement house and the three friends
wore killed. The pilot himself was
near doath from injuries. The dead
were: Louis H. Kuhn, 10; Henry
Rothebowakl, 31, and Adam Rowen
akl. 31. all of Btooklyn.
The four youths left an Armistice
dsy dance at dawn Sunday, went to
Curtlss airport, Valley atream, L. I
and Kltkowskl rented a plan for
the ride. It dere:3ped trouble soon
after the takeoff snd tha pilot was
forced to fly low. He erruck a church
steeple, brushed an elevated station
and sent pedestrians In tha street
scurrying to safety.
Hunter owns "Duck" Dog.
RANDOLPH, Ran. (UP) Bird
dngs sre common In this area, but
Clyde Klngdon has acquired a new
kind a "duck" dog. When he shoots,
the dog "ducks" for horns.
MEDICAL WORLD
CHEERFUL OVER
PROGRESS MADE
Assembly Discusses Ills Of
Human Race Messages
Of Hope And Dire Warn
ings Issued For Layman.
(United Free Staff Correspondent)
CLEVELAND (UP) Message of
hope for the infirm and dire warn
ings for the seemingly healthy lay
man were mingled strangely when
leading medical men of America and
Europe met here for the Interna
tlonal Assembly of the Interstate
Postgraduate Medical association of
North America.
Tor six dave and nlghta leading
physicians and surgeons told of the
things that can go wrong with the
human machine, until the average
layman must have pondered how the
human race manages to exist. -Advanced
Treatment
Almost In the same breath, these
medical men told of the advancea
being made In treating every sort
of disease, from cancer to measles.
Lung spec la Hit a told of the thing
that can go wrong with the respir
atory system; heart specialists cata
logued the heart diseases; kidney
specialist, akin specialists, nerve
specialist and stomach specialist
warned of the variety of ailments
to which the average citizen la aus
ceptlble. Then they turned about and told
of their experiment in the labora
tory, in the hospital, in the home
which have enabled them to re
duce the death rate from almost
every known disease or affliction.
Nothing to Worry Over
The sum total of the message
inese medical authorities would leave
with the layman t that he need
not worry, although disease and dis
aster surround him on every aide.
Nature has " supplied the human
mechanism with marvelous . auto
matic protective devlcea and man
must remember only to be moder
ate in everything.
Enough, but not too much, food;
reasonable amounts of fresh air and.
sieep; enough work to keep reason
ably occupied: enough play to keep
reasonably care-free these are the
chief needs of the average person
who would remain healthy.
Speakers emphasised the necessity
of treating diseases quickly, point
ing out that ailments which would
prove fatal if allowed to run thslr
course, can be cured by early treat
ment. WISCONSIN SEES
WATER OF LAKES
LY
Reforestation and Dams
Sought to Save Scenic
Spots Shore Lines Be
coming Ugly Fish Die
bupbriob, wis. (UP) Wisconsin
will not be entitled to the land of
Lakes within 90 or 78 years because
of the rapid shrinkage of lake water
levels, according to experts.
Property owners and resort opera
tors have begun to take interest In
the problem. Thousands of dollars
worth of damage has been caused
through water shrinkage. Reforesta
tion snd the building of dams Is seen
as the ultimate answer.
The tendency of tipper state lakes
to ahrlnk away was revealed In a re
port recently completed by John A.
Bordner, Douglas county, who showed
thst 33 of 38 Iskes In Douglas county
gradually are decreasing In else. As an
example, whtteflah lake In southern
Douglas county, has receded 14 feet
since 1891. The lske dropped two
Inches and a half thla September.
In Washburn county, Whtteflah
lake, one of tha moat beautiful In a
state which hss thousands, haa drop
ped four feet since 1037. Thla ysar It
shrank ten Inches. Thousands of bass
died when spawning beds were ex
posed, snd tha shoreline In spots be
came ugly. Resort owners are consid
ering federal aid In the construction
of a dam to prevent further water
loss.
Lakes long since dried up are found
in any number throughout the atste,
showing that It is not Impossible for
them to disappear. L&'k of snow of
any d epthfor four years and dimin
ishing rainfall have hastened the
shrlnkags, observers say.
Potatoes Average 11 Pounds
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho. (DP) Man
slued potstoes are grown by farmers
on the Snattuck Irrigation Project
near Idaho Palls. Averaging mora
than 11 pounds each, seven potatoes
which might be mistaken for water
melons, have been placed on display.
Apple Weighed I '4 Pounds.
MONTREAL (UP) An apple
weighing a pound and a half and
measuring 14 Inches In circumference
hss been grown on a tree In tha
garden of Ernest Decarle, at Points
Claire, near here.
Notice,
Protect the birds Oet your "Ho
Hunting. No Trespssslng" signs at the
lob Department of tha Mall Tribune
38-10 N, Qrapa., .