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I MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 23. 1934. PAGE ELEVEN VOTE HUGE FUND IliUI heart "wasn't In the right place" ap proximately tlx years ago. Lave 11 ey 's case U congenital, Dr. Randall said. He added that the youth was In excellent physical condition. Music for any occasion. Phone 783. Employment Gains During September WASHINGTON. Nov. 23. (AP Ml employment gain of 280.000 workers Irom September to October was re ported today by Secretary Perkins. Part of the gain, but not all, wit Attributed by Miss Perkins to the end of the textile strike. In October ihe general employment level stood at the same point recorded for Janu ary, 1931. TOM CAT TAKES SKUNK HOME AT MEAL TIMES Use Mall Tribune want ads. GATES, Ore. (UP) T. F. Lake's old Tom cat has proved himself to be somewhat of a puzzle. The skunk cat has selected a female for his constant companion For the past six months the old Tom has escorted his lndy love to Lake's back yard at mesl times and then returns with his girl friend to the woods. Killed 113 Blackbirds MEXICO. Mo. (UP) Marlow Wright, driving along a highway here In his motor car. crashed through a heavy flock of blackbirds. He stopped and counted 1 13 dead birds. Tire Rim Frart tired flknll CAMBRIDGE, Mass (UP) Louis deStefano was watching a tire being changed when the tire rim slipped from the tire and sprang Into the air. It struck him on tho head, frac turing his skull. (Continued limn page one) lng came after the chamber finance committee had pledged itself to vote whatever the country needed for defense. The war budget voted Is nearly j SOO.000.000 francs less tfian that of : last year, but there was no etnerg- 1 1 ency appropriation then such as that ' granted today. Last years war bud get was 6.974,188.000 franca (at that time approximately $368,000,000.) Navy and air budgets are separate : matters from that of war. Russia Offers Aid A budget reporter informed the j French parliament today that Rus sia had offered France its huge army In the event of conflict with Ger many, although government officials : termed his description of the circum- j stances as "exaggerated. The announcement of an "offer" J was made by Leon Archlmbaud. the reporter for the finance committee. In presenting France's war budget to the legislature. "Russia has a strong and well equipped army which she offers us ! In case of conflict with Germany," stated Archlmbaud. "Relchsfeuhrer Hitler of Germany does not observe the (Versailles) treaty. "Russia gave us the first warning and an understanding is arranged i between us." He pictured Russia's huge military machine working with France "the only means" of maintaining the peace of Europe. Russia Gives Warnlnr Col. Jean Fabry, former minister of war, asserted that France's knowl edge of German rearmament, the de tails of German troops, and Informa tion regarding the secret manufac ture of arms and airplanes in Ger many came from Russia. Archlmbaud said he regretted that "twenty years after the war we are obliged to go back to tne oia system of European 'equal. tonum' out well-defined union with Russia alone can stabilise Eurppe- and assure peace." Louis Germain-Martin, minister of finance, to'd how Marshal Petain. former minister of war, had sought to avoid the necessity for France's two-year mftltary service by spend ing more money on armaments and swelling the army's ranks by volun tary refnllstment. Archlmbaud said that some army chiefs had Impeded reenllatments. which Deputy Chouffet suggested, because they sought to make increas ed compulsory service Imperative. White King Adds f New Health Soap f , ( To Popular Line Women everywhere will welcome the recent announcement of the White King Soap company of a new toilet aeap designed to meet all the needs of the active modern-day life. Word of this new product was brought to Medford today by Leonard Tien, representative in this section ' of Oregon for the White King 8o:.p company. A-Plu Health soap la the name of this new product, and according to Its maker, It is distinctly different from any other health soap now jn the market. Made from entirely new materials, formerly considered unus. able In the manufacture of soap, and containing such Ingredient as aro matic oils that are Imported for soap making exclusively by the White Klnt; 6opp company. A-Plus Is the first new departure In soap making In many years. Months were spent In gathering scores of new matertals never before used In soap making, and new proc 4 esses were tried until a proper method V was developed that would produce i the desired results. All of the ana lytical resource of chemistry and manufacturing ability were called upon before A-Plus waa considered ready for presentation to the public. Mann Auto Service Adds New Industry Custom-Bilt Bodies One of the rapidly growing Indus tries of this city Is Mann's Auto Serv ice .owned and managed by Ed Mann and B. E. Adams. In the plant, es tablished by this concern at 1V29 North Riverside avenue, custom-built truck delivery bodies are manufac tured, and already a staff of five men la maintained to handle the ateadlly arrowing business. Truck bodies are completely bu.lt j o exactly meet specifications of the owner of this Medford firm. Mann bullt bodies are used by scores of southern Oregon firms. Including Fluhrera Bakery. Beck's Bakery, Car- old J. Parker, and the Rogue River Meat company. Such firms as the Pacific Fruit and Produce company are also recognizing the quality j locally constructed track bodies. A fine new Job Is Just being turnel out by Mann's Auto Service for Car o'.d J. Parker, and thla smart n-w truck will be seen on the Medford streets In the nesr future. CCC BOY'S HEART WRONG IE ALBANY, N. Y. (UP1 There's no uie trying to listen to Ancel Lav flley's heartbeats on the left side of his chest, because his heart Is on on the right side. The 18-year-old youth la one In 30.000. physicians said Dr. O. B. Randall waa consldersbly J surprised the other day when, while examining the Civilian Conservation corps recruit, he discovered the rar-lly. H. T, said bi lint learned that tu nm imi 11 1.. mvi 1 nil 11 . 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 j I 1 1 1 l mi 11 i mil, 1 1 111 m il l 1 1 . I. 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