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MEDFOnn MATL TTUP.FXE. MED FORD, OREGON". WEDNESDAY. MARCH 27, 1935. HOPKINS SLATED CLIPPER SHIP MAKES LONG PRACTICE FLIGHT and go direct to the foreign office, then to inform Prime Minister Ram say MacDonald and Stanley Baldwin, lord president of the council, what had happened. Later, a full report of the Berlin vuslt will be prepared and given to each member of the cabinet. Chicago Gang Target FRIGHTFUL TOLL OF AUTOMOBILE SHOWN FOR U. S. AT ALLIES' PAGE FOURTEEN (HITLER HANDS WALLAC Poor Boy From Iowa Har ness Shop Expected to Head Work and Relief Program Speed Needed By NATHAN ROHMtTSOS AfAtH-laffKl Prrw Staff Writer WASHINGTON, March 27. (AP) Rertlne today In Florida' unhlnt. Harry L. Hopkins waa btlleved to be revolving In hla mind Just what he will do when a the capital -pecta he becomes the biggest apend er on earth. The federal emergency relief ad ministrator, who held long and sig nificant conferences with President Roosevelt on tha train that carried the chief executive southward to hla fishing vacation, la named In a high administration quarter as the choice for big boas of the 4,880,000,000 works and relief program. Wan Pour ly. If events should confirm this fore cast the poor boy who rose from n Iowa harness maker's ahop through the ranks of social workers will conduct the most gigantic test of clashing theories ever attempted. Friends of the works program which haa now been sent to a con ference between senate- and house say It will put 3.600,000 destitute people to work, apeed recovery by stimulating private 4ndustry, and that the debt Incurred can easily be paid off when times come bnck. Critics say no one can spend $4,880, 000.000 wisely in a short time, that even If the money la spent quickly U will not do the things claimed for It. and that the debt will en danger the government's credit. ImhlMrr Pinna L'p. Hie vast new program is being planned at a time when the federal reserve board finds that Industrial output for February IsgRed behind the ordinary seasonal upturn for the month. Motor cars were an excep tion. They were being manufactured at an unusual rate. But the board announced that It Index contain ing allowances for aeaaonal variation declined from 91 per cent of the 1023-2A average In January to 80 per cent In February. The emphasis In the coming works drive. Informed sources said, was to be speed. That was believed to be a reason that Hopkins was mentioned for the chief responsibility, rather than Secretary Ickea, who Is expected In authorltntlvft quarters to play a comparatively minor role. Ickea Is noted for cmitlon and his hsndllng of the 3.300,000.000 public works appropriation led some adherents of the "pump-prlmlng" theory to con tend the money was not spent faat enouph. Service Is Short It FAR A N K A, i P, t N C t R I Ol .Z t .L . UN aUinlnMnitor ir Hit Ori'iimi lhilor rnntml ritiiiinl-lmi. Trunk A. ieii--er of I'ortliiinl. toilav (emlerrd hi rrtiiHtliMi iiiid Av Allen of lYn dlclnn umi Hi")lnted In his plnce. STATE RESTS CASE IN TIL Of LAMSON KAN JOHE. Cnl . March 37. (API The Ptnie rrtl lift case today against David Ijimson. Htanfnrd I'nlverslty Prr-ji fe"!!rr. r!:r.rsrd with murder of his wife, Atlene. on the 27th day of hi second trial. Court then ad journed lor the noon rrrewi. The defense Immrdlntely fired s opening rum in Its nKht io prove Mrs. ltmson died rrom an accidental f H In the biithtub by cnlllni: Mrs. Helen Kent of Huntington Hench. who told of havlim ralleu in the some tub while s vlMtor In the Stanford university lnmn rnttRne. then occu pied by her brother-in-law. Prof, (leo Harrison. ; Economic Union With Aus tria Comes First Elimi nation of Polish Corridor Is Also Major Request Thli 19-ton plan,, powered by four motor,, mid, 2600-mil non-itop flight from Miami, Fla., to the Windward lalandi and return, designed to tlmulate condition! on the proposed trant-Piclfle air route. Mechanics In bathing tulti, ara making a laat minute Inspection of tha craft. Tha test flight was ovsr a dlstanca greater than that from California to Hawaii. (Associated Press Photo) WHERE FIRE KILLED SIX, INJURED 57 JU ay. Six persons were burned to death ; were htrt when fire turned the t-uil :! i " fell flfl.Tie ,-is tl-e r.rv: 't a'.v.v: '"t ' r.7 other ovezit at this night club on the outskirts 0f Chicago - 'Trues, f.ost of the dead were trapped by draperies which t " - 1 Pres Photo RICHBERG MADE TOP MAN IN NRA FOR NAVY GIVEN WASHINGTON, March 27. (API In a second quick move to bolster the nation's sea forces, the house voted today to let the navy add a thousand officers to its manpower. It approved and sent to the senate a bill Intended to see that officer strength keeps up with a treaty navy building plan. - Fnrller. It passed a measure to es tabltsh a corps of aviation cadets to meet a shortage of nnval pilots threatening to grow more acute as I the number of naval planes Is ap t proxxlmtely doubled. The additions officers would be provided by Increasing gradually from three to five the number of young men members of congress mny ap loint to the nnval academy at An napolis. " The cadet bill. Introduced by Rep resentative Delnney (IX. N. Y. would permit the training of 3 AO to 450 pi lots annually at the Pcnsiicola, Fin... air school. Delaney said civilians would he enlisted Into the cadet system and put on active duty .for tl.rc ycarh after completing their schooling. Tills, he explained, should take care of the need for more pilots occa sioned by the prospective strengthen ing of the navy's sky forces und?r a treaty navy construction program. Eventally the navy plans to have 1910 planes. Donald R. Rlchberg f left 1 whose star has risen steadily In spite o Ihe storm of criticism leveled at him, took command of NRA, succeed ing 3. Clay Williams at chairman. Philip Murray (top, right), vice president of the United Mine Workera, and William P. Wltherow (be low, right), Pittsburg ateel manufacturer, were namod to the NRA board. (Associated Press Photo The' TIN inn terrier, a 1o resem bling the .Skye terrier, was originally smuggled from I.hassa In Tl'uet. Use Mall Tribune want ds. By Harold P. Braman Copyright, 1935. by Associated Preaa. LONDON, March 37 High London quarters declared today that Reich fuehrer Hitler demanded 'from Sir John Simon, foreign secretary, that j the powers grant Germany the fol lowing concession ; 1. An economic union with Austria; 3. The elimination of Pomorze the "Polish CDrrldor" which under the treaty of Versailles gives Poland a sea coast. After Sir John Simon, British for eign secretary, returned to London from Berlin, however, the authorita tive aources quoted changed their version of Hitler's demands and said apparently the Berlin conferees only discussed in general terms the future possibilities regarding Oermany's ter ritorial desires along the eastern bor ders. 3. The return of some Czechoslova- klan territory with the repatriation of 3.500.000 Germans there; 4. Aviation strength equal to thr air forces of Great Britain or Prance, the level to be governed by the air strength of Soviet Russia; 6. A navy of about 400.000 tons. Sees Frontier i;lastlc Relchsfuehrer Hitler was said to have told the British foreign secretary that he regards Germany's eastern frontier u& elastic and subject to re vision at any time and that one of his first alms la the reunion of East Prussia with the rest of Germany eliminating Pomorr. He said he was dlr.pleaed with the way so many Germans have lived un der Czech rule and that he feels their return to the protection of the fath erland must be accomplished In the not far distant future. The economic union with Austria was not placed among Hitler's first demands, It was said, but It was also stated that he emphasized It aa one of the most Important necessities of Germany. Hitler informed the British mission, according to this high source, that Germany needs an air force equal to that of Great Britain or France on account of the audden Increase of air strength In all other powers In Bur ope. Fears KukIh Most He was said, however, not to fear any other force so much as that of Russia and said that Germany may at some time have to exceed the size of the forces of Great Britain or Prance In case Ruia adds much more to its military air power. These demand, except the naval point, were regarded by shocked Brit ish officials aa a new thunderbolt In the perplexing Eurupcun situation. Sir John and his fellow envoy, Capt Anthony Eden, lord privy teal, were believed to have been unprepared for such sweeping demands and officials tald the whole tangled relation of continental nations would have to be examined at the tripartite conference at Strcsa. next month, between Great Britain, France aud Italy a confer encc described aa all-important. Unofficial but Informed quarters Interpreted the Berlin denouement as. in effect, a demand by Hitler for the ; removal of practically all treaty re j strlctions. Hitler told Sir John Germany would j return to the League of Nations for a general settlement of all questions after a free and equal status was recognlwd for her and not before. British lcws l uchiingnl Sir John made It clear the British vlewa on all demands except the naval ones were unchanged. The Butlhh ministers went to Ber lin prepared to hear a plea for a lar ger navy and It wa said they were willing to accede to a substantial In crease, but they emphasized this was a secondary question and should be delayed until move pressing problems were settled. Sir John was said to have reiterat ed Great Britain's firm support of the plan for an eastern European mutual asMstance pact, but Hitler wa.. ada mant against such cooperative assis tance. sir John was to arrive about 4 p.m. FROM RELIEF FUND WASHINGTON, March 27. (P) . .Secretary Wallace today expressed op position to the senate amendment to 1 the 4 .880.000 .000 work-relief nil em- ! powering the president to make bene fit payments to farmers out of rel'ff funds. Asked at hla press conference fr hla opinion on the measure. Wallace replied: "I think It la unfortunate for the farmers to be In a position to d'.p their handa Into the treasury and get what they rant." If the farmers were allowed this privilege, he said other classes would quickly oppose them. "I think farmers should tie In a position to help themselves and piy their own way," Wallace said He also said grnln imports-In the eight-month period ending February 28 were less than 2 per cent of t..? loss in this country's g:ain produc tion caused by the droutn aid th.t these Imports have showa no increase over the average of recent years. 1 Jffl 1 ?lf v :$. CLIPPER PLANE COVERS OF State's Attorney Thomaa J. Court ney (above) of Chicago, militant opponent of Windy City racketeers, escaped unhurt when hoodlum gum sent eight bullets into his automo bile. (Associated Press Photo) North Carolina agrirj'.turnl auth orities are trying to induce farmers to prow cotton of longer sraple to fill the requirements of 'outhern tex tile mills. (Contributed) The alarming rate at which auto mobile acclQcn-.s occur resulting in the death and injury of the public. Is sufficient to prompt the motor driving public to exercise the great est of care. The government statis tics show that in 1D33. 17500 people were killed In the United States by automobile accidents, and 558.000 were Injured. - Government statistics show that during the year 1934, there were 38.- ( 300 people killed In the United States In automobile sccldents, and that the personal injury eases which did not result In death, was one mil lion, or an Increase of over 100 per cent of deaths and nearly 100 per cent of non-fatal Injuries over the year 1933. The same statistics also show that as the result of an Inspection of more than three million automobiles, three out of every four were danger ous because of some defect in the machinery or equipment of the au tomobile. Thirty-six thousand deaths a year mean a death every fifteen minutes, and one million additional injuries mean two Injuries every minute! The statistics are sxifficlent to re quire the public to demand careful ness in driving, and safety and ef ficiency In the cars that are driven ton the public highways. MIAMI, Fla.. March 27. (AP) En route to San Diego. Calif., to Inau gurate a new commercial air route between the United States and China, the Pan American Clipper plane reported at noon today it had covered the first third of the 1,500 mile flight to Apapnlco, Mexico, the first stop. The plane commanded by Capt. Edwin Muslck. will continue on to San Diego tomorrow, and proceed later to San Francisco. PARLEY APPOINTED NEXT GOVERNOR OVER CANADA OTTAWA. March 27.-(AP) Sir George Parley, acting prime minister of Canada, announced today that John Buhane, prominent British author and member of parliament, lis been appointed next governor general of Canada. Joe Vandle of Charlotte, N. C built a three-room houss w.Ui odd bricks he picked up here and there. TURKEY STARTER FEED 80 pes? cwt. Til Till M.I.K TINKKV STAKTKIt l atalbM In (Hi, form. .M:ill mid IMIpts. It I (iPMRlie,! In mrpl all II, p rppillne rriiiilri-mpnts (if the poll It the first niTks nf H life. Spp lis lipfdrp in, I buy our Turkey feeds this season. WE II I, SAVE YOU .Mfl.NKY. Turkey Starting Mash, per cwt $2.80 Turkey Starting Pellets, per cwt $2.85 Chick Scratch Feed, per cwt : $2.50 Chick Starting Mash, per cwt.. $2.90 Chick Starting Pellets, per cwt $2.95 We nirry a rnmplete line ,f elllefc siiinlles Water rllllls, feeders, llruoiler. Remedies, etc. F. B. SABISOH CO. Phone 833. 229 N. Riverside CnaTTTs sTsiiir',ft": BODIES id's on&i STEEL I m r M m Qf Ruggedness and safety ride with you FIRE CAPTAIN DRUNK SAY FOUR POLICEMEN WAfHINOTON March 37. IAP The senate tdv refected the l-a Follette proposal to open entire .tax return to public examination. The ' ote of M to '2ft was believed to fore- tell rrieai nf the cmMIng "pink slip"' publicity requirement. 1 Mo.r t!'..n 84YOOO nntonvb'.les were lointrred In t"s Aiitc',f onunty. Cl. - . N'ft'.i 0:t!;im pple .irnw'Ts sty ic codling mmu it t)ie g'cv-M met.. , .w" to t!ie;r croitv rOflTLAND. Ore, Mar. 37. (AP) After four policemen had teMlfird that Erik h Johnson, fire depart ment captain, was drunk when his automobile struck and fatally Iniured I Laurl Palo, a coroner's Jury todny recommended that Johnson he hound I over to the grand Jury. Johnson at ' ready faces a charge of manslaiiKh ter. HKItl.IN Mure)? 37. AP , Tp Herman foveuu office today flntlv le. ' nted a published report that Oermany had offered a military air force and ', expert to Kt litnpia. A spokesman pointed out sncV. an set mUM he I tnte rpielrd n dirr t Inutility to Iialy. Theresa Germany was maintaining strict neutrality on tha Ethiopian question. Use Mall Tribune want adi. 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