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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TTTRE To Return Insull AND NOW THE STREAMLINE BOB! GIRL'S LOVE FOR) T atlon of orderly conditions Ah the protectant church." but wtylchact ually had the opposite e'f'f'ect by arousing storms of protest about " ma and leadership. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. , MEDFORD, OREGON. SUNDAY. APRIL 15, 1934. ' ' PORTLAND. April 14. (AP) The' Portland grain exchange and the Portland' Merchant' Exchange today wired protests to the aecretary of 'agriculture declaring that if the an 'nounced regulations reducing the ,kmut content of wheat becomes ef- 1 .invm tf will iiihA the. IrMs of hun- 'dreds of thousands of dollar to Pac-' lflc Northwest wheat growers. ; The regulation, It was said, would cause 'American producers - to' suffer the 'loss of several million dollars. Jt proposes the reduction of the smut content of wheat to not more than two balls of the average sire of 50 . grams of wheat. Present regulations allow ' three smut balls in such con tent. ''! The protests declared the proposed regulations will throw a very large 'i - m iu bI(Ia lkJnrti or a at. percentage 01, vub rav-f- v.... ww. crop into lhe smut class and cause producers to receive a lowered price. The new rulings are scheduled to be come effective July 2. i (Continued from page one) ; be fit to be seeded to pasture. This tract would be given by th.e stpte, title clear, but the ' settler should In time be willing to. repay the state for the actual cost of clearing Jhe viree acres. ' . Then the federal government would assist the settler build a habitation some farm equipment, some live stock and a cattleshed. The cost of this part of the enterprise to be re paid the government, but the settler would' be allowed 30 years In which to pay; No payments would be re quired for several years after the family moved onto the farm. "If Oregon will agree on a united program that will receive the en dorsement of the Oregon State col lege, then Harry Hopkins, through the CCO or CWA- or PWA, or some other group of like nature, could clear the lands, my department will finish the Job," Smith said Wilson told him. , . . . Want flood Ulnd Smith said: "We have a state law that will permit the government to give this land, and by land I don't mean necessarily all logged-off land, either.' . "There Is a great deal of land In this state, so much that I don't wish to dwell on lt.'that'has been taken over by the counttes, by the state bonus commission and other agen cies, that could be given to these unemployed to start their homes and to place them upon a self-sustaining basis. All that is needed is to, get the organization started that will have the authority to make these grants.' ' He said the state highway com mission could help develop districts settled by homemakers. t The group adopted a motion . by W. S. U'Ren that the committees having this proposed land-settlement work In charge be urged to get to gether, to prepare plans and to get down to work. B. P. Irvine's motion that a com mittee of five be named to see the governor and urge that the state law be made operative at once also was passed. f. IN FEDERAL EYE WASHINGTON, April 14. (P) The "woeful waste" of radio facilities by "a few big fellows'1 was condemn ed today by Commissioner James H. Hanley of the radio commission In recommending governmental authori ty to pass on projrams and prevent what he termed as Impositions upon the public. - ' "' Differing with some of. the posi tions taken by the commission, Han " ley suggested in a statement the use of more regional channels as "there are too many clear channeli? He al so recommended setting aside "a lib eral number" of channels for the ex clusive use of educational Institu tions. ' Day in Congress (By the Assoclnted Frew) . t-aBifn Rfvtvelt Ml irned a reso lution ordering a nation-wide-study of electric rates. The Interstate commerce commis sion ordered an Investigation of pas senger rates in the south and west. : Senators Austin and White, Re publicans, moved to find out why Charles A. Lindbergh was called to a Justice department conference. House siib-commltteemen approved a provision of the stock exchange bill for regulation of over-the-counter trading. Governmental authority to pass on radio programs was recommended by James H. Hanley, member of the ra-ilo commission. Priltlcnt .Roosevelt conferred on tl-i lextflntive proaram with chair rr ;1 of the important senatorial com- rr ".(c, ' ":a pctrcleum labor policy board "-f ri It vould rerommtnd fllsapprova' c; .i;e d.IlcrcntlaU for the oil in- Attractive, Isn't it? It's the "streamline wave," a new style of. hair bob for 1934, and it won Jean du Plessls of Chicago the gold trophy, with which she Is shown, in the Century of Progress bob contest. The contest was part of the annual convention of the Hairdressers' asso ciation. (Associated Press Photo) ' , WASHINGTON, April 14. (AP) A review of the legislative situation with a view to laying out a defin ite route to early congressional ad journment was undertaken today by President Roosevelt. , First comers for' the talk at the White House were the chairmen of most of the Important senatorial committees. With them the president went over the list of legislation that Is before.' their committees for action. Tomorrow a similar group from the house will visit him. Out of the list of measures before these committees was to come a drastically shortened tabulation of bills which - administration leaders will press to enactment. Several bills before congress were drafted .to fit presidential desires but some of them have undergone" considerable altera tlon since they went to Capitol Hill. Chief famong these is the stock exchange control bill. Awaiting ac tion, - also, are the communications and cpmmodlty exchange regulatory bills. There Is still a clamor for sti ver legislation, for relief to depositors In closed banks, and for refinancing farm mortgages. The fate of these measures may be decided at the White House conferences. - 4 HIT LABOR WI HOLLYWOOD, Cal., April 14. (AP)-Delcgates to the convention of the Motion Picture Theater Owners of America were told today by two speakers that arbitration of labor disputes under the film code . has been unio'ir and. has Invariably re sulted In f defeat for exhibitors, The speakers, Jack Miller of Chi cago, and Fred i Wehrenberg of St. Louis, -counseled the theater ownefs to seek to avoid arbitration of dis putes on wages and hours in the fu ture! " Wehrenberg added that "the Roose velt government a a labor govern ment and that is one of the reasons why the theater owners should not engage1 in arbitration if it - can be avoided." He said the false belief that industry was rolling In wealth had been a factor In Influencing de cisions again; employers. NEW TRADE CODE HAMBURO, Germany, April 14. (AP) The warning that Germany will henceforth as far as possible buy her Imports only Jrom countries to which she can export goods was made to the world tonight by Baron Konstantln von Neurath, the Ger man foreign minister. . - "We must plan our importations of commodities hereafter "more care fully," he declared adding that Ger many had abandoned the policy of economic sen suniciency. j "The monetary police of closing j tradfe doors by many countries slm ply forces us by careful planning. to a.vi,h.n 'our necessary Imports .over to such countries as are ready to ac ; cept similar values from Germany." WINDOW GLASS We sell window glass and will replace' your broken window reasonably Trowbridge Cto tnet Works Ore and Bullion . Purchased Unwl br Stifc ! Ciilnils f f.irAHilhrl l dot , WILD B E R G BROS. SMELTING a; REFINING CO. Ot?icei:742 MfVrt St., Sin Fnnciiett Plit sitS ?in Vtmc'-.eo BALK TAX SALES OKLAHOMA CITY, April 14. (.3) Natlonal Guardsmen were ordered on duty by Gov. W. H. -Murray today In eleven counties to prevent sale of property for delinquent taxes, adver tised for Monday. In a military decree filed with the secretary of state, the guardsmen were directed to arrest and confine "as mil itary prisoner" the county treasurer "or any officer who Interferes, or any person of any pretended authority who Interferes with this order, stop ping the sale as aforesaid." ' An officer and three enlisted men were placed on duty in each of eleven counties. , f PLAN CHANGES IN NEW YORK, April 14. (AP) Dow, Jones' & ' Co. said today that It la understood plans for the reorganiza tion of United Aircraft & Transport Corporation Into three units will result-in approximately -the following ratio of division of, the company's assets: Onehalf for the manufacturing unit centering on Pratt As Whitney Aircraft Co.; one-third for United Air Lines; and one-sixth for the Boe ing . Airplane 'Co. manufacturing group. The plan la being :worked out on an asset .value basis. It Is progressing rapidly, the agency said, arid final action may be taken by the directors within" a week., y' 4 PARIS, April' 14. (fl) Plans to strengthen the French political al liances and prevent nazl Germany from wooing away Poland.- and the little Entente were completed today by Louis Barthou, the French minis ter of foreign affairs. "He will present therh to the cabinet Tuesday prior to 'hos departure for Poland equipped, with the Qual d' Orsays diplomatic tool kit with which he hopes .to remove signs of discon tent within-the once- happy family. ;From Warsaw the minister will go to Czechoslovakia and perhaps on to Belgrade. ,. ' -V ! . ' Wenatchee Blossom Time WENATCHEE, Wash., April 14. fP) Under smiling skies, a four mile leng parade today spun Its colorful pageantry of the annual blossom pa ratie, as upwards of 30,000 peoplo looked on. It was the largest crowd ever to witness a blossom festival here. I The Weather Fair Sunday' and Monday but cloudy or foggy on. the coast; normal temperature; moderate changeable wind offshore. Dance at Rogue Elk Saturday night, April 14. For Dry Hair and Scalp! LUCKY TM.i:it Vegetable Unit Oil Dressing Vf AKERS say l-irst bottle cost $5,000"-and I believe it. I think it Iv nmrMtrA fin tr.ir.raMl. " otU that are quickly absorbed and not flreaiv or atickT-" sure gteat for dry ind unruly hair. Get it today. A companion to the old reliable LucltyTleer Hair Tonic CLUETO MYSTERY f DENVER, Cjlo.,'Aprll.t14. P)-:The; friendship between a 16-year-old higly school, girt ,and a Missouri murder I suspect was regarded by police todayj! as a, possible crue to -her disappear-! anoe i' week ago.t . ! , WUUam J. Armstrong, . captain of1 detectives, said ne girl; Miss iMaxlne Nelson, had been .friendly with Byrnn (Jerry) Wolff, sought here lost .month as a suspect lnitfHe murder of B. L: Van Noose,, wealthy retired -capitalist at Carthage. Mo'. .Wolff waa arrested later. at Los Angeles.' ' - t ' 1 Miss Nelion disappeared last Sun day, neighbors reporting, she had been taken from A her mother's apartment by two men. They believed she 'had been drugged. v ' ' The Rocky-Mountain News said it had informatldn the police were work-' ing on theJ'tlieory that friends 1 of Wolff may -have abduoted the girl to prevent her f&m;j testifying against him at his trial in Carthage. ' Wolff was -arrested at Los Angeles March' 26. The following day Glenn Harmon, another f suspect, was shot to death by a detective when he re sisted' arrest.' Officers said Wolff had informed them where Harmon could be located.- , ' ,; . : , v ": WorldIews V At a Glance (Uy the Associated Press) t , Domestic WASHINGTON. Preside nt( outlines legislative views to senate leaders; in sists on reciprocal tariff act. ' . NEW YORK. Fifteen-month-old mystery of Bradway Brown slaying In New Jersey solved; three ' robbers ar rested. r f .... ! 1 WASHINGTON. President signs measure forutllity rate study;' Rep resentative Rankin, author, sees $50,-! 000,000 yearly saving to users. WASHINGTON:- -House dislikes senate, tax bill amendments - for' 10 per cent Income tax rise and aboli tion of consolidated returns; confer ence to await Wh(te House study. , WASHINGTON. Senate adopts con ference report on Bankhead cotton control bill.."., NEW ORLEANS. Court upholds AAA citrus "marketini- pact without' decldlntr constitutionality. . WASHINGTON. Chairman Black of airmail fcomrnlttee refuses request of two Republican members for in quiry Into "meeting" of Colonel, Lind bergh j and .'department of Justice offi cials. ; J" 1 CLEVELANp.-xO. P. Van Swerln- gen and associates ask speedy 'trlali on charges'! falsifying bank records.' " ' i Foreign 1 ' ROME. ;W oriel" 'wheat group' com-pletes-f first ' Inierriatlonal agreement to fix, minimum export prices. . BEHLIN.il Relchbishop Mueller, pressed bj-j'&ltler. grants- amnesty to Insurgent pastors he expelled, i DUBLfN'w' Irish constitution would kill senate and make dall, coni trolled by De Vlera, sole legislature.' PARIS. Francet; strengthens politi cal fences -aa.' Germany woos Poland and Little Entente. . . I MADRID. Riots and strikes mar Spanish republic's anniversary; 70 fascists arrestedt'n Seville. BERLIN.' Foreign Minister Von Neurath warnat permany will buy only from countries that take her goods. . i ' ' ' I PARIS. Henry Rooh'ette kills self with razor as1 Judges lrnpos'e three year 'sentence In pre-war ' financial scandal. I : s. s. EXILONA. Insull cheerful sailing home to fraud trAal. . ! NEW YORK,Aprll 14. ) About a th6isandmeri arid women rioted in the- Bronx , today following a1 prb test 45aln4,Vtjie: layoff , of '1,600 CWA workers4. Three men were arrested and charted with' disorder!? conduct. Officials . explained to a. committee of six' that- a monthly allotment of 8,000,000 for the city made It im posslbft tcykeej al) .th) workers who naa ocen on cne payrous, i CWA WOillK'EllS OF Bil.lN RIOT "You'll get more (food pictures on every roll of film" . .-s-FAST "TWICE A DAY" SERVICE , ,,, ' . MAIL US YOUR FILMS SWEM'S Master PhotoFini'sheri " ' """ KODAK BOOlt 217 East Main St. ' W iti!BASmi1i1Ta list I H The Job of returning Samuel In lull from Turkey to fact trial In Chicago was assigned to' Burton Y. Berry (above), American, vice con tul at Istanbul. (Associated Press Photo , TURKISH SHI S. S. EXILONA, Bound for the United States -from - Smyrna, Turkey, April; 14. (AP) Samuel' Insull. homeward .bound In the custody of a United States official, was cheered today by the possibility he may be Joined for most of the long Journey by his wife. The Ex lion a Is holding cabin ac commodations open so that Mrs. In sull may embark at Catania, Sicily, If. she can -make arrangements. She Is now In Athens. - It was. understood . Mrs. InsuU'a party would number six. The book ing, however, was Indefinite,- The Exllona, nosing, through .the Aegean, Islands at 13 knots; Is -ex pected to reach Catania latt on April Insull, back under the stars and stripes despite all his efforts to pre vent It, was shown . every .courtesy, despite the fact he Is a prisoner. The down-hearted captive, who sought to put aside his worries by exchanging anecdotes with -the Arner lcan diplomat In whose custody he Is being returned, was assigned to the captain's table today.-1 1 Turkey, true to Its word, turned the fallen utilities czar over to the United' States -at Smyrna last night to be sent back to Chicago for trial 4 t AT IRISH SENATE .., DUBLIN, April 14. (AP) The con stitution of- the Irish Free State will be ' flattened down considerably If President Eamon, De Valera's blir td abolish the senate, the text of w.hlch was made public tonight, becomes. a law. . '' Under the measure, w.hloh already has had a first reading . In parlia ment, 16 articles of the constitution dealing with elections to the senate, Its powers, procedure and the like, will disappear from the document. ' : If the bill passes and the senate Itself dies the position will, be that acts approved by the Dall Ereann, the ' lower house, will become' law Immediately and, since Mr. De. Valera holds a majority of the Dall, he can quickly force 1 through that chamber any government measures he consid ers necessary. , . f ' Call for Bids for Wood Notice Is hereby given that the board of directors of .School District No. 6, Central Point, , Ore., will 're. celve bids to supply 100 cords or more body fir wood to be delivered by July 1, 1034. All bids to be accompanied by a certified check for fi of amount bid, and must be In ' the hands of the district clerk on or before May 5. 1034. The board. reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids. ; , Signed. , EARL LKEVER, District Clerk, The picture you will want i TOMORROW .j.you must take TODAY Get Your, Kodak Out Rrlnt; the expuvtl film., here for the tlneat qualllr lE . VtXOPINQ - PRINT INII. Eastman Kodak Dealers -GIFT SHOP Medford NEWS TO SANTA FE AMARILLO, Tex.,' April 14. (jp) R. C Martini' of .Amartllo. assistant of me general manager of tne 'Panhandle .and Santa- Fe railroad, dented today that a rail motor car waa driven by radio power over a Santa Fe line near Boise qity," pkla.', yesterday. . t, "No one has obtained permission to get out" on. our line at all." Martini said. 'Of course no one 'would have been out seven miles, without permis sion." 1 i 1 ' Announcement was made from. Bujse City a that a device consisting of to nai sections ears rastened ttogetney had been operated by power trans--mltted by radio to a distance of seven miles. M. C. Gregory, 'inventor' of tfhe radio .power unit, and his assistant. A. L. Roberts, were in charge of -the test, according, to the announcement. E WHOLESALE CUTS ROME, April' 144.-HP) Every 'sal ary In Italy and 'every particle of food clothing, rent, heat, light,. and trans portation went on the block today t6 the tune of a 8 to 30 per cent out in order to make the .kingdom able ,to compete in world markets with na tions having lower manufacturing costs. " " ... . i ' i The council of ministers,-over whom Premier. Mussolini himself presided, decreed the sweeping, i all-lncluslvo action as a-battle of ta ''deflationary" country against ."Inflationary" na tions. .'. ,i i J AT 'WALKIE' SHOT LOS ANGELES, April 14. P) Po lice Investigating the - shooting hero early today of James McDonough of Chicago said that they believed him to have been a member of the Chi cago gang of George "Bugs" Moran He was critically wounded' at the Winter gardens; a resort near Holly wood. durlns- Drosress of a' "walkv thon" contest; Police said the1 shoot ing cable during an' argument; which followed 'a dice game several hours later.' McDonough 'a assailant and two companions fled. , . , - U , , Phone 643 We will haul away youi refuse. City Sanitary Service. . Would the Apostle Paul V, :" , '., .' i i. , have to u ' 'V Contradict Himself . . ' I , '. . ' i V W He Became the ' Pastor of Your Church See the big blackboard used tonight at the Venden Bro thers ' Tabernacle, - ' i : .'sixth rm -. .-AND ' MAIN ' ? o o SEATTLE, April 14. -Hyp) A second telegram waa sent by District Attor ney Anthony Savage today to the de partment of Justice asking federal agents to assist in tracking down the murderers of six persons at Er land's point near Bremerton 16 days a;o. The department said Thursday th-t it had not received any message from Savage. - - , Detectlve-Chlof Luke 8. May of the Seattle police force, called In' by Bremerton authorities to analyze the evidence ' left in' the Frank PlelCcr home, where the slaying were com mitted, said an analysis of the stom ach contents of the six persons, being made at "the Unlvorstty' of Washing ton, has not been completed. OF CHURCH ROILS BERLIN, April 14. (AP) In an at tempt to stem a rising tide of op position to . his dictatorial Nazi church regime, Relchblshop Ludwig Mueller today proclaimed. . amnesty for hundreds of pastors expelled from their posts because they challenged his authority and views, Under pressure . from Chancellor Hitler, the bishop revoked a decree Issued last January "for the restor- 1 - '4 ' ' ' as a" tl""i ' "hot flavor, is only possible withi!, ELECTRIC ' ..,... . .i . t -t liamaL '. Id felectric cookery valuable minerals" and otlttarw. 1 elements rich In nutrition are retained . . ntt looked away as in ordinary cooking. Elecirif',! ity makes good cooks better cooks. It is HSBt " simplest method known. , Cooking failurel,''ij22lt' ' practically eliminated. 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