MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE, JEEDFORD, OREGON", FRIDAY, JUNE I, 1931
PAGE SEVEN
TRUCK OPERATORS
5TERING
IE
J. C. Collins' Office at 104
West Main Street Desig
nated As Agency for Ore
gon State Code Authority
Tulip in Bloom
For First Time
Honors Jubilee
Tot 12 years, a tulip tree hu
been growing In the yard of Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Ulrlch's home, 839
Minnesota avenue, but this sum
mer for the first time (In honor
of Oregon's Diamond Jubilee they
aay) It has bloomed.
The tree, planted by the Ulrlchs
when they moved to that resi
dence, has grown until It Is now
taller than their second story
home, they said today. The foliage
has nlwaya been beautiful, but
this spring the tree has many
fragrant blossoms, pale green with
a motley of orange.
All operators for hire In Oregon,
numbering 1594 owners, using ap
proximately 4000 vehicles, began reg
istering under the code for the
trucking Industry on May 31, ac
cording to J. C. Collins, who Is In
charge of the local registration
agency for the Oregon state code
authority for the trucking Industry.
"The trucking Industry, long at
tacked in congress and state legisla
tive halls as an unregulated agency
of transportation, is setting its own
house in order through a rigorous
system of checks and controls pro
vided In Its NRA code.
Registration First Step
"Registration is the first man
datory step In effectuation of the
code. It -was designed to give a com
prehensive picture of the Industry,
complete and accurate figures as to
the number of vehicles operated In
the various classes of services, num
ber of vehicles in Interstate com
merce, the tonnage hauled, number
of employees, wages paid, commodi
ties transported, radius of operation
and other information necessary for
effective code administration.
"Nothing like that has ever been
attempted. The trucking industry
has been, more or less, the 'X' quan
tity In transportation. Guesses as to
Its extent many of tnem Daa ana
effect on rail transportation have
been numerous. The national code
authority for the industry decided
that the guessing shall cease and
that every truck and Its use shall
be pigeonholed; hence, an elaborate
program of registration.
Fee To Cover Work
"When the truck operator regis
ters, he Is required to pay a fee,
which is intended to cover the cost
not only of registration and tabula
tion of the Information so obtained
but also of the administration of the ,
eode In other respects. For instance,
prior to June 14, he must file with
his state code authority a schedule
of his minimum rates. The state code
authorities are charged with the duty
of seeing that the operators adhere
to such minima, which must be
above the cost of performing the
service.
"Under such regulation, the eo
callcd "fly-by-nlght" carrier who has
been a thorn in the side of the leg
itimate operator, is put under leash.
Another control against under-cutting
Is contained In the labor pro
visions of tho code which provide
for a 48-hour week and minimum
wages for drivers ranging from 35
io 85 cents per hour.
Tag To Show on Truck
"When a truck operator registers
bis vehicles he will be entitled to a
metal plate Insignia which he must
display on his vehicle.
"Registration Is one of the means
of obtaining compliance under the
code. It Is a plan worked out by
members of the Industry in cooper
ation with the National Recovery
Administration. It should be produc
tive of a vast amount of information
hitherto unascertalnable about this
-industry," explained Mr, Collins.
"Until such Information is ob
tained, digested and tabulated, It Is
premature to talk about federal reg
ulation of highway operators. In
order to regulate an Industry Intelli
gently, the factors in such industry
must be known."
Will Make Jobs
As a result of the general adoption
of the forty-eight hour weeks by the
trucking Industry, it la estimated em
ployment in the Industry will be in
creased by about 30 per cent. Many
truck operations, prior to adoption
of the code, it Is pointed out, had
been on a sixty to a seventy-two hour
week.
"Regulation of the trucking In
dustry is a gigantic task." admitted
Mr. Collins. "The Interstate Com
merce Commission has made such an
admission, even while recommending
to congress that it be allowed to
bring all interstate common and con
tract highway carriers under its Jur
isdiction. "Leaders In this industry are de
cidedly in favor of regulation under
the code. The operation of the code
already has indicated vast strides
toward stabilization of rates and
practices. As this type of regulation
progresses, the benefits to shippers
and competitive agencies as well as
to the members of the Industry
should become more apparent."
Local truck owners may register
at the office of Brown and White
Agency, Inc., which Is located at 104
West Main street in Medford.
Pope Celebrates
77th Milestone
VATICAN CITY. June 1, (AP)
Pope Pius quietly celebrated his 77th
birthday yesterday.
After saying a mass of thanksgiv
ing In his private chapel, he received
the congratulations of his relatives,
spoke to them briefly, and then soon
forgot his anniversary in the busy
routine of his many dunes.
Two Die In Crash
Freight Airplane
CROYDON, Eng.. June 1. -(AP)
A French freight airplane struck a
wireless mast in a heavy mist near
the -airport today, skimmed several
houses, crashed into another and
then demolished two garages, crush
ing automobiles inside them.
Captain Ramond De Fives, the pi
lot, and Roger L'Huiller. mechanic,
were killed.
Strongs as It may seem, your cup
of mellow'd coffee and o rainbow
have much in common.
In the rainbow many Separate
and distinct colors melt or blend
Into one another to form beauty
In its ra rest form a oy to the eye.
In your cup of S8.W Mellow'd
Coffee, many separate and dis
tinct varieties of rare coffees, each
as individual as the colors In a
rainbow, are blended with one
another to create a matter
bland full, rich, mellow'd
flavor In its rorest form a joy
to the taste.
That Is why there is only one
mellow'd coffee, only one. S 4 Wl
CASH FORM
SAYS FRANCE IF
NAZIS WIN VOTE
Mines and French Invest
ments Valued at Hundred
Million No Schemes for
Long Term Installments
wUhet of the people Into account,
but It Is not bound to abide strictly
by the vote.
WINDOW GLASS We eell window
glaea and will replace your broken
windows reasonably. Trowbridge Cab
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Bt M. K. WHITE1.EATHER.
PARIS (AP) Spot cash tor the
rich Soar mines will be asked by
Prance If the district votes In 1836
to return to Germany, says Andre
Prlbourg. vice-president of the for
eign affairs committee of the cham
ber of deputies.
The mines and imnch Investments
In the territory are valued at $100,-
000,000 and the treaty of Versailles
stlpulatea that Germany must re
purchase these If the district goes
back to the relch.
But the pact does not say how Ger
many la to pay, except that the price
la to be fixed by a committee of three,
one German, one Frenchman and a
neutral named by the League of Nations.
Term Payments "Out."
Now Prance says the payment must
be In cash, for the nation hoe had
enough of long-term installments,
which. It la maintained here, "never
are paid."
Such schemes as were drawn up by
the Dawes and Young committees,
Prlbourg said, are "valueless." He
added :
"Furthermore, If the Saar returns
to Germany the political barrier be
tween Prance and the territory will
be fortified Immediately by an Iron
tariff wall."
Sixty per cent of the Baar'a exports,
under the present regime, come Into
France, while France sells the Saar
only five per cent of her exports.
Mines War Recompense.
"Inhabltanta of the Saax." Prlbourg
said, "need not hope to get economlo
concessions from us if they reject the
League of Nations' regime."
Ownership of the mines and the
right to exploit them came to Prance
at the end of the world war as re
compense for damages Inflicted In the
coal and Iron sections of northern
France.
All hope that the overwhelmingly
German population of the 787 square
miles of land will vote to Join France
has been given up by the French, but
they Insist that Saar citizens would
rather remain under the present
league management than return to
nazl-domlnated Germany.
League Has Last Word.
Regardless of the outcome, the
league, by the treaty of Versailles,
will have the last word aa to what
la to be done. It may hand It all
back to Germany, give It to Prance,
decide to continue Its own control or
give part to Prance and part to Ger
many. '
The league la required to talce the
MAY RUM SALES
TOTAL $223,955
SALEM, Ore., .Tune 1. (AP) Liq
uor aalet during the month of May
through the state's 34 stores and nu
merous agencies totaled 1233.055.18,
it wash shown by receipts filed with
the state treasurer today.
Revenue from beer and wine sales
outside of state-owned stores was
33.197.43 for May, while licenses to
taled $9,709.75, receipts listed today
revealed.
The total revenue from the tax
since sales of beer and wine were
legalized through the state liquor
control commission to date was $72.
788.41, while the license fees issued
brought in $103,049.93. These fig
urea Include receipts for May.
Reports of the net returns and
expenditures will not be available for
May until the middle of June, the
liquor control commission announc
ed through Its Balem offices.
All kinds of legal blanks for sale.
for rent, no hunting, no trespassing
and other cards for sale at Commercial
Printing Dept. of Mall Tribune.
Joney Maid
mm MoAj U, S. FAT. OR.
G rail anus
TjT --afood
treasure!
liive them plenty! Mothers know that health is the
greatest treasure of all, and Honey Maid Grahams
provide valuable elements for growth and body de
velopment. Honey Maids are the sensible, good-to-eat,
between-meal snack.
These crisp, golden squares of goodness are baked
in a Pacific Coast bakery near by and, therefore,
you always get them from your grocer fresh and
with that matchless honey-sweetened flavor the
youngsters so enjoy. Ask your grocer for the thrift
size the large, green, wax-wrapped family-size box,
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Superior quality
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Our COURSE in
WATER MELONS
Eed Ripe.
LETTUCE
Local, Large, Firm, Crisp Heads.
ONIONS
Yellow Globe. New Crop.
PINEAPPLE
Fresh Fruit. Very Refreshing.
NEW POTATOES
Shatter Whites.
Though today is the last of our Cooking School sessions;
at the Rialto you needn't be without the latest kinks in
"Kftchenowledse" during' the remainder of the year. We invite you to
make free use of our Homemakers Bureau at all times by mail. Write
us on any problem pertaining to cookery and homemaking. Address,
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SALAD DRESSING OO
Best Foods, Home Style. Qt. Jar 3 M
GRAPE FRUIT
Del Monte. No. 2 Can. 2 Clans
MUSTARD
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Pride of the West.
Qt. Jar
49 lb. Bag
Happyvale.
Qt. Jar
PORK & BEAMS
Van Camps. Medium Can. 3 Cans
TOMATOES
Day's Solid Pack. No. 2'2 Can. 3 Cans
PEANUT BUTTER
Maximum, In Bulk. 2 Lbs.
PANCAKE FLOUR
MAXIMUM Lg. Package
LUNA SOAP
Regular Size.
CIGARETTES
CAMELS
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Carton
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Maximum Cane
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39
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Lb.
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17c
Waldorf, at a Saving
4 Rolls
JELLO
Fire Flavors to
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Store 471
Main and Holly
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113 North Central
Quditf meats
SAFEWAY QUALITY MEATS
VEAL ROAST
VEAL STEAK
BEEF ROAST
LEG of LAMB
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Milk
Fed
Choice Cuts
Milk Fed
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of Young Beef
Fancy Spring
Lamb
Sugar Cured
Yi or whole
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Rendered
Lb. 13c
Lb. 10c
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Lb. 19c
Lb. 19c
4 Lbs. 35c
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