Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 21, 1935, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORl). OREOOX. THURSDAY. MARCn 21, 1T5. PAGE SEVEN Mrs. Crawford Of Talent Honored TALENT. March 31. fSpl.) Mrs. Letty Phelan and Mrs. Ruth HelX rldge were hostesses at tea Tuesday afternoon In honor of the birthday anniversary of Mrs. phelans mother. Mrs. J. 8. Crawford. Guests Invited to felicitate Mrs. Crawford were Mes dames will Hart, Mary Estes. Mary Works, John Webster. Russell parks, and Charles Holdrldge. Mrs. Crawford was also honored at the regular meeting of the Commun ity club Wednesday afternoon. Grandma Crawford Is one of the old est residents of Talent. Every year the club entertains In commemora tion of her birthday. Mrs. Crawford was presented with a flowering plant. Tea, cake and Ice cream was served by the ladles of the club. 4 Be correctly corseted In an Artist Model by Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann. Laurel street, at an approximate cost or 50u. Mnrch 20. To Dale H. Franklin, permit to make additions to residence at 419 King street, at approximate cost of $200. permit to make additions to resi dence at 19 Jeanette avenue, at ap proximate cost of $50. Building Permits I ti M Mnrch 19. To Jackson County Building and Loan association, a per rr't to remodel the residence at 305 All makes of watches repaired by expert Watchmaker. Brophy's, Jewel- ENGLAND HELPING GERUI1N Red Army Will Be Increased Ten Times if Necessary Europe Will Never Pay Nazis Tribute, Is Warning March 30. To H. A. Van Ausdale, era. is .v'.vtwwwiiw. mm mmw'---" th Western Field .22 Cal. Rifle! 116 Shots I 1Q75 Steadier aim, too, with the new BeavertaQ fore end . . formerly found only on higher priced target rifles! And it has new Beaver-tail fore-end, chrome plated bolt and trigger, pistol grip stock and 24 barrel! Slntle Shot Modal .V!-. 2. Hooded Ramp Front Sight Receiver Peep Sight 111 Heavy Bike Tire 1.49 8 full plies under antl-skld tread! 2-ply red rubber Inner lining! 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Profcd-lonall 19 llnriehlde rover. Rubber A cork center. 79 A b h laiebft1l hat! Taped handle! $1.19 B s. r e m a n mitt! Horne hl'te patm. $ 1 .98 "Schan Ihoy" Kowe BHweball glovel Tennis Racket 3.98 Full rounded relnfon-rd aih framel t -co lor nllk RtrlngK. Strong ihoutder hlndlngt. TENNIS BALLS Have now on good live 10.11 lock at this Renatlonal close out price. Our own brand equal to any stand ard brand on the market on sale while our stock lasts at 4 Balls 1.00 Not less than 4 to custom er at this price. 117 SO. CENTRAL TELEPHONE 286 MSi IS IE) MOSCOW. March 2 1 . ( AP ) The red army will be "increased ten times." If neccasary for the defense of the country In the face of what wu termed Germany' preparation for war, the newspaper Pravda said today. In the most direct and euiphatlo utterance in Moscow -Blnce the Btart of the present tense European situa tion, the authoritative publication charged England with, aiding the plana of Relchsfuehrer Hitler by de serting France. Italy and otner coun tries which wanted to co-ordinate their forces against the "German project to divide up Europe." "If the German government em phatically refused to give any kinds- of guarantees of safety," Pravda con tinued, "and armed Itself heavily In order to impose a new war on Europe, It dared to take this step only owing to the position of British Imperialism. Frontiers In Uunger. "Nazi Germany has decided to put the frontiers of all countries of Eu rope under question In view of the fact English Imperialism with all Its lorces is preventing co-ordinated ac tion by those against whom the armaments of Nazi Germany repre sent a direct danger." "But," warned the paper, "the peoples of Europe and above all the people of the great soviet union will never pay tribute to the Ger man nazls. Those who axe playing with the fire must be warned that If compelled to fight, the enraged masses will fall on their heads with terrible strength." Advancing the charge that Eng land deserted the other powers in the current situation, Pravda said "Immediately after Germany's an nouncement of the creation of a conscript aimy, Prance, as Is known, together with the Italian govern ment offered to file jointly with England an energetic protest. Britain Sent Own Note. "In London th is offer wa re jected and the British government hastened to send Its own note." In summation. Pravda declared, "the German government has in sisted on Its will. England has ca pitulated. Tills Is no less important for Germany than was the introduc tion of compulsory military service itself. "The average Englishman reading the British note to Berlin must feel that the ministers of his majesty, the English king, have lost their heads in the fear of Nazi Germany. The British ministers are going to Berlin after Germany has torn up the London agreement. They go when the baslo agreement no longer exists. J "The German nazis obviously want to dlctote their will to the peoples of Europe. The tactics of British Im perialism correspond with this aim. Hitler would like to change France Into a secondary power and a vassal of the German empire. Germany on Dangerous Koad. "The German government Is ex ertlng every effort to prevent the agreement of countries In Europe, which wish to maintain peace. The policy of British imperialism also Is d treated to prevent such an agree ment and facilitate In this manner Germany's plans for revenge. "This la a dangerous road. German bombardment planes are maneuver ing today over Berlin, but tomor rw they will appear over London." Characteristic of the whole article in Pravda Is the blunt phrase: "Fro.n beginning to end the tactics ot England have helped nazl Germany toward the gradual fulmillment of her program In preparation for a new war In Europe." Karl Radek, In an article In Issvov tla, declared Hitler was correct when he said In his manifesto on the new conscript army that the U. S. 8. R. had 101 divisions of troops, totaling slightly over a million men. The last official figures made pub Hi placed the army's strength at 900,000. Radek asserted, the state ment about the soviet army was "the only truth In the whole manifesto. LOCAL LADES SHOWN IN GROUP PHOTOGRAPH B IO APPLEG ATE. March 3 1 . (8pl.) At least 36 Jackson county women need never say they haven't enjoyed the thrill of breaking Into print between magazine covers. The Oregon Parmer featured a full page In the March 7th Issue on the Home Interests conference at Corvallls last month, listing the names of all wom en registered at the conference, and publishing a picture of the home economics council, which Is composed of the executive committee from each of the counties having a home dem onstration agent. The article, written by Edith D. Smith, gave a brief but complete re view of events during conference week, with particular comment on activities of the Oregon council. Jackson county women who appeared In the group photo of the coun cil Included Mrs. Rita Myers and , Mrs. W. H. Young, Eagle Point; Mrs. Susie Maust, Phoenix; Mrs. K. Ethel Lathrop, Central Point; Mrs. Mabel Thornton, Pish Lake; Mrs. Lee Port, Applegate; and Mrs. Mabel C. Mack, demonstration agent. Brophy's, Jewelers, specialize In de signing or modernizing your old Jewelry.