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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (March 8, 1934)
JIEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, THTTI5DAT, MARCH 8, 1934. PAGE TEN BELGRADE, Jugo-filavla, March 8. (AP Because he opposed a pro posal that Russian emigrants should support Japan If she fought the So viets, Count Hya Tolstoi, grandson of Vie noted writer, was expelled from an emigrants' meeting last night. The proposal was made by the former Russian foreign minister, Struwe. DIABFTES Diabetes greatly helped with won derful home remedy no needle or strenuous dieting necessary. Don't overlook this chance. All letters con fidentially answered. Myrtle Schep era, Box 413, Ashland, Oregon, Agent, him, when featured locally, aa "typ ical of the spirit of 1033," expressing faith, hope and confidence. In the fe.ee of the child-Ml these things are evident and several persons, viewing the photograph, have Been possibil ities In It for a national NRA poster. be a report on Child Psychology by Mrs. Meyers. Other planned reports will also add Interest to the meeting. All parents who can possibly come are urged to attend the meeting. BENEFITS TO B1Y UNDER CWA LISTED BYSUPISCHEPFEL Bear Creek Improvement, Airport Project, Road and Street Work Make Impos ing Total Finish Near attracted so much attention here since uacd In connection with tlw NRA movement, that Mr. Shangle has decided to forward the photograph to President Franklin Delano Xtoose-j velt, he announced yesterday. The photograph was described by EAGLE POINT P.-T. A. WILL MEET FRIDAY Suits cleaned and pressed, 86c. Dresses 75c up. Tel. 836-J. Economy Eagle Point P.-T. A. will meet Fri day, March 8, at Eagle Point high scliool. A feature of the meeting will For Garden Plowing Tel. 912-J. Cleaner, 1728 No. Riverside, nn aU LnEODS A tremendous amount of work for when economv Is foremost In the minds of governing bodies, was accomplished last month through the city superintendent's office, accord ing to the report submitted to the street and roads committee end the city council Tuesdny night by Fred Ocheffel. Through the OWA projects, much of the work was accomplished. The airport work, the report showed, Is 80 per cent complete under the or iginal application. The work pend ing under this application consists ot placing 3000 cubic yards of crushed rock and granite on the cross run way. The amended application ap proved, provides for an additional aftOOO to be spent on the airport here, bringing the total to S24.8O0. Bear Creek Wall Planned. The Bear creek Improvement Is now 88 per cent oomplete and the city la now planning to build a rock wall north of the Bear creek bridge. Under street Improvements, made possible by the OWA, the city Is pr eceding with the elimination of the East Main street curve and excava tion of North Court street. This work Is also 88 per cent oomplete. The road to the Prescott Memorial park Is 6 per cent complete, ex tending to station 305. During the month of February, ex clusive of OWA work, the alleys In the business section were swept once each week and- 33 loads of buckshot were hsuled for surfacing alleys. Airport Improved. The floor In the waiting room at the airport was re-palnted and eight new signs, directing traffic, were painted. All flood lights In front of the hangar building were painted. The walls of the ctly hall were kalsomlned and the, woodwork painted. The street sweeper traveled 180 miles during the month and picked up 82 loads of aweeplngs. Two hun- I vilntMn lnftil Af bUClCShot were hauled on the various streets and 30 cublo yards or macx ton placed In' bad chuck holes of the streets. , CENTRAL POINT GRANGE BACKS GEHLAR STAND ON BUTTER MARKETING The Central Point Orange has Join ed others tn the Rogue River valley In endorsing the action of Max Oeh- lar. director of agriculture In his cancellation of the butter code mar keting agreement, which would grant the butter manufacturer an addi tional two cent per pound spread The following resolution to that effect was forwarded the Mall Tribune by the Orange today: Whereas, the director of agricul ture. Max Oehlar, has defended the Interest of the dairy Industry tn his action cancelling the butter code marketing agreement which would gran the butter manufacturer an ad ditional 3o (two cents) per pouui spread amounting to over a quarter of a million dollars per year; for which cause the private butter inter est have deolared open warfare against the director. "Therefore, be It resolved that Cen tral Point Orange No. 098, this the loth ay of February, 1034, go on record supporting the director In his stand cancelling the above mention ed code, and "Furthermore, that a copy of thla resolution be sent to the director of agriculture and one to the Mall Tribune, for publication. "AORTCUliTURAI COMMITTER. "Arnold Bohnert, D. T. Tierce, R. H. Field." PAST ELK RULERS J. F. Fllwl, eialtw! ruler of the Rika lodge, thla morning urged all past exalted rulers to be at tonight's party to lend Past Exulted Ruler Clus Newbury their support in making the program a "great ruocesa." Mr. Fllegf-l atatMl tha the would call on the past exalted rulers fre quently In the future for provision of programs, so wants them all to get in training again. A special Invitation to tonight's events la extended vlttlng Klks who may be in the city. The program will be followed by a free IW-d and free beer, which will be no mean attrac tion. 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