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PAGE FIVE FATHER MEETS ACCUSED YOUTH WURTS' GIFTS MEDFOKD MAIL TRIBCXE, jrEDFORD, OREGON'. THURSDAY. JCSE 14, 1934. ! . Ft! Our Entire Stock of Dinnerware With no exception 20 Off A special (roup of fine 32 -piece sets, priced formerly from 97.50 to J 1 0.00. Special during this Anniversary sale $3.95 100 FAR APART IS L LEFT IN ;ei rN PASADENA, June 14. ;F) Nation al experts continued their examlna ton today of Increased observational and reporting facilities deemed nec essary If the air mass analysis sys tem of weather forecasting is to be of practical value to the United States weather bureau. The special four-day conference of army, navy, weather bureau and air lines meteorologists and college sci entists was to Close late today. J. 0. Smith of the Portland, Ore gon, weather bureau and In charge of airways forecasting for the north Pacific area yesterday recommended establishment of at least seven new stations in the area reporting each u. iKK'fftterf that Oregon and Washington coastal stations be re quired to report every two hours in stead of every four as st present. Smith described the lac 1c of an ado. quate number of reporta from sea going vessels. To follow more sue oAGafniitt the movements of air mass es advancing upon the north Pacific coast, he urged that reporia oe ob tained at 6 hour Intervals from ships in the area east of the 140th meri dian and north of 40 degrees latl- Th pnrtiand exDert was the first speaker at the conference to dlscucs In detail measures consiaerea necco m fnr success of the new system which scientists expect Increase enormously the accuracy ana minute ness of forecasting. Smith described the north Pacltli urea as Drobablv the principal out post from which many air masses may be observed and classified. If air mass analysis work In tnat area is w be of value, he ssld, upper-air ooser rations will be Indispensable. m tMl;uvri three more "4-hourly' reporting stations are needed east of the Cascade range in wasmngion ana nmn nrnhfLhlv A.t OrOVillC. and wm&tchee. Wash., and Lakevlew, Ore gon. He asserted "4-hourly" reports would prove highly useful also from Lewlston, Idaho, Kfluspeu, Monmn; Estevan, Victoria Island and Kam iMn PHt.Uh rolumbia. There are now three such station on the 'Washington-Oregon coast but those .t Tatoosh Island the Nort'.J Head, wash., do not make reports throughout the night, he explained Experience has Indicated, he salrt, tnot. roup mora jtuch stations are needed at points near Aberdeen wash., and Newport, Oregon. 4 E WASHINGTON, June 14. (AP) The administration housing bill was approved today by the senate Bann ing committee and reported to the senate for quick approval before ad journment. The committee approved the bill In virtually' Its original form without a record vote, after a move to eliminate the section providing for creation of national mortgage associations had been defeated 11 to 7. The subcommittee added to the bill an amendment by Senator Wag ner (D., N. Y.), to lncrer.se the bor rowing power of the Home Owners Loan Corporation from 2,000,000,000 to (4,000.000.000 and providing for a single administrator to have charge of the housing program Instead of a group of new boards. E CHICAGO, June 14. (AP) Chsrlcs ("Chuck") Gardiner, called the great est goal tender hockey has ever known, is dead a crushing blow to the championship aspirations of the Chicago Blackhawks, of which he was the captain. The fiery, black-haired young Scotchman died unexpectedly last night In Winnipeg, his home town, the victim of a tumor of the brain. He had been 111 only since Sunday. The seriousness of his condition did not become known until yesterday, when he was rushed to a hospital. He was 29. In a dramatic meeting in the West Los Angeles police Btation, lucius F. Payne, who nad just flown from St. Louis, met his son, Louis, 21, who was under arrest on charges of having beat to death his mother and younger brother with a handaxe. The bereaved parent (right) and Louis, who said he didn't know why he had committed the crime, are shown in the police station. (Associated Press Photo) 'Mi l 5 i mi f ?f A A,; v (Continued from page one) letts, plus 66.000 tons available from the northwest for canning, Is more than can be1 used. Therefore, the fol lowing motions were passed and In most cases unanimously: "To eliminate all culls lnasfar as practicable. The Northwest Canners association grade definitions ( 1933 edition) to be used with the addi tion to first grade of "worm eggs." The attempt to write . in the word reasonably was blocked by canners. "Following motion passed unani mously: 'No canner shall accept any delivery of pears If such delivery con tains, by weight, number two pears In excess of 10 per cent of the weight of number one pears In such load. "In computing the payment for a load of No. 1 Bar tie tt s, the following rule to apply: "If 95 per cent or more are No. Is, pnyment In full at the No. 1 price. "If less than 95 per cent and -more than 92',-i per cent are No. Is, the No. 1 price to be paid for the actual weight of No. 1 pears and $1 per ton for the remainder of the load. If less than 9 2 'a per cent of the load Is No. 1 the load snail not be ac cepted. "In event of an unforeseen calam ity reducing the amount of No. 1 pears, the control committee Is given authority to change the percentage of No. 2s to be canned. "The control committee Is made up of 16 members as follows: Four California canners, who are Messrs, Wilder, Gillts, Gray and Hoak: four northwest canners, who are Messrs. Faulus, Lucks, Ewald and Mallng; four California growers, who are Swett, Wilcox, Darcey and Bancroft; and four northwest growers, who are Messrs. Morgan and Strausz of Yak ima, Braunz of Wenatchee and Feld nheimer of Rogue River valley. "A levy to raise $25,000 upon a ton nage basis from canners to police the agreement. "Motion was unanimously passed that all canners shall apply for li cense. "The control committee proposes to submit a plan for the whole Bart lett pear industry on the Pacific Coast by January 1, 193.5." 4 Although the depression has gen erated a 40 per cent increase In the demand for books, Incomes of libra ries has Bhrunk 34 per cent, the state library' association of California revealed. Leaders of the American steel Industry struggled with the problem of a threatened general strike at a New York conference attended by Gen. Hugh S. Johnson, recovery administrator, and Donald Richberg, NRA general counsel. Among those sitting at the parley were William A. Irvin (left), president of the U.' S. Steel corporation, and Eugene Grace, president of-the Bethlehem Steel company. Richberg (left) and Johnson are shown below about to board a plane at Washington for the trip to New York. (Associated Press Photos) OF CODE MAKING WASHINGTON, June 14. (AP) Hugh S. Johnson, the r-icnvery ad ministrator, today said the NRA was coming to the close of code making and that the entire organization soon would be thrown Into the task of Varicose Ulcers Old Sores Healed At Home No enforced rest. No operations nor injections, The simple Emera.d Oil home treatment permits you to go about your dally routine as usual while those old sores and ulcers quickly heal up and your legs become a good as new. Emerald OH acts Instantly to end pain, reduce swelling, stimulate cir culation. Just follow the easy direc tions you are sure to be helped or money back. For sale by druggist everywhere. administering the more than 400 In dustrial compacts. "We are not going to overturn any existing codes," he added at a press conference called especially to deny a published report that the adminis tration planned to put all Industry undej 20 to 25 codes. "There Is not a word of truth In that," Johnson salrf. "We're trying to work out a code that we can suggest to the many small Industries for adoption and let them later propose fair trade prac tices. We want to get through with code making.' DON'T FORGET The Big Dinner Dance SATL'RDAY NIGHT . at the RESTAURANT OASIS 11 Ml. 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