JfEDFORD TRIBUTE, JIEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1933
U. S. ACCUSED OF
OFFICIALLY CHRISTENED
I
International Market Com
mittee Finds This Country
Guilty of Casting Ob
stacles in Pathway
Wards buy toys for Millions of Christmas Stockings
No Wonder Wards are Famous all over America for
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Br ALBERT W. WO.SON
(Associated Pits Foreign Staff.)
(Copyright, 1933, by the. Associated
Press.)
LONDON, Dec. 15. fP) The United
States la among the countries tho
International wheat marketing com
mittee haa found guilty of placing
obstacles In tav way of world-wide
recovery In that commodity.
While Americana have taken the
lead in efforts being made In meet
ings here to raise the wheat price
level, It was learned today the negoti
ators find operation of the Pacific
Northwest Emergency Export assocl
atlon In the United States a depress
ing factor.
Coast Group Blamed.
The organization, which oporates
In Washington, Oregon, Idaho and
Montana, was listed by the delegates
ea among the subsidies which are de
feating chances of success tnrougn
any remedial measures.
The committee, a part of the world
wheat commission set up last summer
when export quotas were set for the
major producing nations, is making
an exhaustive investigation of
direct and Indirect subsidies In
effort to determine whether schemes
suggested here lot the Improvement
of the world market are workable.
Pells at Loss.
The P. N. E. E. A It Is held by
many of the delegates, contributes
to the world wheat glut By buying
home wheat and selling It at a con-
alderable loss on world markets the
United States secretary of the treas
ury making up the association's losses
from the millers process tax.
The American association engages,
according to Information here, In ac
live selling in China and Central
America.
Delegates concede that the P. N. E.
S. A. Is considered necessary by the
farmers of the area served because
In many cases they are too far from
the main population centers In the
United States to compete successfully
In the domestic market, railroad
transportation costs making that pro
nlbitlve.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 15. (ff)
Department of agriculture officials de
nied today the United states is ob
structing reoovery of the world wheat
market.
They said there was an understand
ing at the time of the original Lon
don conference that the United States
would proceed with export sales un
der Its quota, set at 47,000,000 bushels.
They added that to date the export
association has markeed, chiefly In
the Far East, about 8,000,000 bushels
of wheat as the lust part of an In
tended sale of 35,000.000 bushels.
Under the plan of the Paclfis North
west Export association It buys wheat
from growers In Washington, Oregon
and northern Idaho, paying them on.
the basis of wheat prices at interior
markets, and sells the wheat at a
lower price on the world market, mak
ing up the difference from, funds
gained from the processing tax on
wheat.
This activity Is one phase of the
wheat acreage reduction program,
since farmers who benefit from the
export association's work agreed to
reduce their acreage In 1834.
REED AND BRIDE
MEMPHIS, Tenn., Dec. 15. (P)
Tame A. Rd and ht bride, the for
mer Mrs. Nf 11 Qulnlan Donnelly, were
"honeymooning" here today, having
illpped quietly Into Memphla last
ntpht.
The 73-year-old former senator
from Missouri aald he and his brtde.
owner of a Kanaaa City drew manu
fact ur trig budinww, were trying to
avoid publicity, but he conaented to
an interview in which he criticized
the Rooaevelt program.
"I think we are headed for a whole
lot of trouble." Mr. Reed said, "piling
tip the national debt to a point whore
we will ultimately break down the
national credit."
A shipment of Oregon Angora rab
bit wool brought 10 a pound this aea
aon on the london market. The rab
bit are sheared every two or three
montlis.
Courtety Detroit VetM
On the Smoke House alleys. Wed
neaday afternoon, the Ladles' league
had Its weekly tournament, with Mrs
Roy Pruitt taking first honors snd
Mrs. Stan Sherwood finishing sec
ond. There were several new lsd7
bowlers present who showed promise
of rolling good scores In the future.
The Commercial league rolls It
first game nevt Wednesday, with the
Elks meeting the Old Golds and the
Mall Tribune meeting the Domestic
Laundry.
Friday night Is turkey night and
all bowlers are Invited to come and
compete In the handicap singles for
turkeys.
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SUSPECT IS ARRESTED
PORTLAND, Deo. 15. (AP) Leon
ard-R. Boyd, 30, listed as wanted at
Grants Pass for questioning In a for
gery case, was arrested et Crown Point
last night by state police, and was
booked at the city Jail here as a fugitive.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Black well,
who were with him, were ordered
held for department of Justice In
vestigators. Thetr aon, Delroy Black-
well, 6 years old, was placed In charge
of the city Jail matron.
River and Creek
Fishing Good Now
State Police Offlcen Mace Pcw-
therer of Grants Pass was In Med-
ford yesterday and reported fishing
good at Deer creek and Savage Rapids
dam. He stated that the operator of
the Deer creek service station on the
Redwood highway counted 81 steel
heads and sllveraldes In a short time.
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CHILDREN CREMATED
WHILE PARENTS GONE
WRANOHLL, Alaska, Dee. 13.
Imprisoned In their blazing homo.
three children of Tony Hernandee, a
Mexican, burned to death here Thurs
day while their parents were away
from the houne. The dead were :
Juanlt, 4; Julia, 3, and Tony, a
baby.
SANTA'S ROLE LIKED
BY MAN 10 PLAYS
IT FOR FORTY YEARS
OAKLAND, Cal. (UP) A man who
has Impersonated Santa Claus for
40 years and who, because of the
fact, hasn't eaten a Cwrietmas din
ner at home for that many times, Is
ready to don Uie attire of Kris Krln
gie again and is pleased to do It.
He is Captain William I. Day of
Oakland, secretary-treasurer of the
Masonic board of relief. He said re
cently that he has played the Jolly
saint for "So long and so often that
he cannot remember when he start
ed, except that It was 40 or so years
ago."
"I'm sure I look the part better
now." he added, "I'll admit to 69
years Just getting to be the right
age for Santa Claus. Children are
all alike to me. They're children
and that's enough."
He has climbed down the Christ
mas chimney atop Mt. Diablo In tho
Sierra Nevada foothills and haa un
loaded his pack from an airnlnne.
He's been every kind of a . Santa
Claus to all kinds of children. Three
years ago he Impersonated Santa nine
times In one day and dropped Into
bed exhausted, but pleased.
Day has already received 200 In
vitations for the coming holiday.
"And If I accept." ho said, "I'm go
ing to cllam some sort of a chnm- I
plonshlp." j
EAGLE PL CANTATA
SET FOR THURSDAY
The evening of Thursday. December
31, a cantato, "Chimes of the Holy
Night," Is to be presented at the
Presbyterian church In Eagle Point,
under the direction of Yetta Olson.
Mrs. Lyle Sc hop pert of Med ford is the
accompanist.
Those In the choir are: Sopranos,
Mrs. Lottie VanScoy, Mrs. Madeline
Barrett, Mrs. Roy Stanley, Mrs. Roy
Smith, Eleanor Throckmorton and
Minnie Putman; altos. Mrs. Al Mlt-
tlesteadt. Wild a Darnellle, Donna
Earl, Beulah Tlngleaf and Harriet
Short; tenors, Charles Sturglll, Ger
ald Hanscf. and Leland Dyslnger;
basses. Dr. fcvrbca, Harold Grow, Bert
land Stanley and Clifford Ayers.
Wisconsin's 77 breweries sold 454,
971 barrels of beer during the first
four months of operation after the
return of beer.
Work of the civilian conservation
corps In Washington and Oregon was
appraised at $5,321,663 by the forest
service.
Oregon Weather.
Unsettled; light rains in west por- i
tlon tonight and Saturday and snow ,
or rsln In east portion tonight; mod-1
erate temperature; moderate change- j
able winds offshore. I
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TUNIS, Dec. 18. ()F) The French
air corps "Black Squadron1' of 38 air
planes arrived here today fnm a man
flight over French Africa, which iia
continued since November 8. The
filers expect to arrive home Just be
fore Christmas.
Unemployed of Gardena, Cal., en
Joyed a dinner of baby lobsters and
abaloues when a Judge ordered 6A0
pounds of the delicacies, confiscated
by the game department, distributed
to the Jobless.
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