MEDFORD MIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH. 30, 1934.
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aald, ehowed Wisconsin would leave
all other atatea In distribution of
benefit payments. Wlaconeln farmers
Tj;zz::r,Z7:,r: floods wreck bridges
for each pound of butter fat reduced. IN WALLACE, IDAHO, AREA
WALLACE, Idaho, March 30. (AP)
Dessert bridge luncheon, I o'clock Fed by three daya of rain, several
Monday, April' 3, Catholic Parish hall, atreama In thla section reached flood
Price 33c. All are Invited. atage today, tearing out two bridges
and cutting off all automobile traffic
between here and Kellogg.
public land at 13.80 an acre to the
olty of Forest' Orove. Ore. The bill
was sponsored by Representative Mott
(R., Ore.)
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PENDLETON, March 30. WP)
Bruce Shangle. well-known Milton
rancher and business man, today an
nounced his candidacy for the Demo
cratic nomination as state senator
from Umatilla county.
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KOKOMO, Ind., March 29. (AP)
D. A. Williams, president of the Con
tinental Steel Corporation, today an
nounced a 10 per cent wage Increase
to employes effective April 1. Tha
Increase applies to 1600 workers here
and TOO at Canton, O.
S Midget Photos 10c Feaaley Studio.
would receive about S18.555.O00.
WASHINGTON, March 30 (&)
The house public lands committee
today reported favorably a bill to
authorize the sale of 180 acres of
The dairy plan calls for a ten per
cent reduction In dairy production un
der the figure for 1033-1933. In re-
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Dr. Hrdlicka Says Paths
Parted 25,000,000 Years
Back No Close Affinity
. Existed Declares Savant,
B1XTKK3T
Mattel Mma
By F. B. Colton
AMOclftted Press Science Writer
WASHINGTON, March 80. P)
'There waa never a "cloee affinity" be
tween man and the great apes, and
What relationship there was haa been
broken for 25,000,000 years.
That is the new verdict held today
by Dr. Ales Hrdlicka, authority on
ancient man, after hts l&tcat study
of thousands of human and Ape bones
In the Smithsonian Institution and
elsewhere.
The savant asserts that the human
race got Its start on earth not less
than twenty five million years ago, If
you count back to the time when man
broke all family ties with the apes
and concentrated on being human.
"There 1s some relationship but no
lose affinity between man and the
great apes," he said.
Tf you had lived farther back than
65.000,000 years1, however, he contends
you could n t have told a man from an
ape, for in those days both were com
iblned In a mysterious creature that
was neither one, but common ances
tor of both.
Then In the mlocene geological age
this ape-man ancestor's family de
veloped two branches, says Or. Hrd
Hcka. One grew Into the humans of
today. The other becamo the race of
anthropoid apes that includes gor
illas, chimpanzees and' gibbons. That
doesn't mean the human branch be
came human at once, but did trend
definitely away from' becoming apelike.
OF NEW SENATE BILLS
WASHINGTON, March 80. P
The senate struck out today at gang
sters and racketeers, passing a gross
of bills to strengthen the federal gov
ernment's hand In fighting crime.
Soven bills, tightening up the fed
eral laws regulating crime, were pass
ed by unanimous agreement and sen'
to the house. They were all recom
mended by Attorney General Cum
in ings.
Among senators urging their quick
approval were Robinson, the demo
cratic Ion dor; Ohalrmnn Ashurst of
the Judiciary committee; Vandenberg,
(., Mich.), and Copeland, (D., N. Y.)
chairman of the special senate com
inltteo which Investigated racketeer-
tog.
Probably one of the most Impor
tant of the bills would give the gov
ernment a new law under which It
could prosecute commercial racket
eering, with power to penalise of
fenders with Jail sentences tip to 09
years.
Other bills approved would extend
federal power over extortion by tele
phone, telegraph or other Interstate
commerce communication; make It
unlawful for a person to flee from
one state to another to avoid prose
cution or testifying; strengthen the
Lindbergh kidnaping law; penalise aid
to escaping prisoners; make the mur
der of a federal officer a federal of.
fenao and give the government power
to prosecute robberies of national or
federal reserve, banks.
PORTLAND, March 80. fp) Glanc
ing from her window, Mrs. W. J. Sheri
dan discovered with amarement that
apparently only three or four plants
remained In a plot she had planted
to pansles the day before. Suspecting
vandals, she hurried to the spot In
her backyard,
She gasped as she stopped short of
the brink of a circular cavern, Aft feet
across, and 53 feet deep. In the cen
ter of this plot Mrs. Sheridan and
her 6-year-old grand -daughter had
spent an hour the previous day plant
ing the flowers. There had been no
Indication that this section of the
Karden had rested on a rotting board
floor covering the uncharted pit.
SeorM of times each year she and
her family had walked over the spot.
Neighbors recalled, however, that
many years ago a brick yard was op
rated where the house now stands. A
hard rain yesterday was believed to
have caused the cave-In, A contractor
said 30 or 85 Urge wagon loads of
earth would ne necAaary to flU the
hole.
DAIRY LEADERS
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WASHINGTON. March 30 (Ti
Secretary Wallace Mid today he hid
been "oatonlnrird" by favorable reac
tion to the new dairy' production con
trol program coming In from dairy
leadors. He added he did nob believe
the resolutions adopted by the co
operative leaden' meeting reflected
any general aentlment among dairymen.
An analyais of the $150,000,000 t j be
provided to finance the program II j
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