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PAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREOON. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17. 1935. LEGION CHI Coat Of Snakeskin L Belgrano Refuses to Dis cuss Personal Attacks Proud of Achieving Na tional Defense Program AUGUSTA, Gs,., April 17. fAP) Frank W. Belgrano, Jr.. national commander of the American Legion, said today there ts ""till every reason to have confidence" that legislation for payment of adjusted service cer tificate! (soldiers' bonus) "will be come the law of the land." Speaking at a Legion rally, he re viewed the Legion's fight for pay ment of the certificates and said: "When our government adopted the policy of spending Us way back to prosperity" the Legion "declared that the time had arrived to discharge this debt." Ignores rernorial AImJ Belgrano said he would not "go Into the malicious attacks which were made sr a last the national comman der of the American Legion." "I am not concerned with these personal attacks upon me." he said, "but I am concerned vitally with at tacks on the organization I represent and Its honest endeavor to have leg islation pBBsed which will effectively pay the adjusted service certificates." He said the Legion executive com mittee believed the "only (bonus) bill which Is reasonably assured of final pnssage Is one which Includes no other question than the Immediate payment of the adjusted service cer tificates" and that he and the Le gion's legislative committee would "pursue such a course as should ul timately effect pnasage of this type of bill at this session of congress," In accordance with Instructions of the Legion's executive committee. Defence Program Adopted Belgrano said he was "happy to re port to you that our program for an adequate nntlonnl rtpfensr haa now been adopted by the congress one hundred per cent plus." "An adequate national defense does not mean war," he said. "It means that we are taking the best Insur ance obtainable for maintaining peace. If we are to hold the gains thus made we must educate the pub lic to this honest understanding of the question." H1 VI. v. , ttin -Az v'iv '14 Vi rf.'H l it ! SUMPTER VALLEY BAKER, April 17. (AP)- Sumpter Vajiey No. . 1, big 1300-ton gold dredge of the Sumpter Valley Dredg ing company, slid down the ways Into the pone prepared for It near Sump te; today In the presence of a crowd of more than 500 persons. A crew of about SO men has been working on the boat since last No vember, but two more months will be required for Installation of ma chinery. The launching lasted a few seconds. Mrs. W. H. Culler of Port land, wife of the president of the company, broke the traditional bot tle of champagne to the cheers of the big crowd that braved a brief but furious driving snow storm during the launching. The dredge Is 120 feet long and 83 feet wide. It will handle 70.000 cubic yards of gravel each 34 hours. Nine years operation Is planned. DETROIT. April 17. p Walter Buxton, aLa and screen actor, has signed a contract with Brltlsh-Oau- mont Picture to appear In a film wrslon of the Life of Cocll Rhodes, ALL MAKE'S OF WATCHES repair d by expert watchmaker. Brophy's Jewelers. EXCHANGE OLD OOLD for cash or trade at Brophy's. Jewelers. urf-Jt '-lit r - J&P'i - TWITS TREASU R i r i UUIU.I1 Advocacy 'Financial Purity' in World Affairs Incon sistent While Obligation to United States Unpaid Mn. Phil Rosen of Hollywood, Calif., displays the coat she design ed and made from the shins of nine pythons. (Associated Press Photo MEDFORD BABIES TO BE A1 AT The "royal" members of Medford households will be the center of in terest on the part of parents and puhllc alike whn the Pythlnn Slaters1' of Tallyman Temple, No. 40, stage their prize baby show and baby wel fare program. In which all babies un der five yenrs may be entered to re ceive physical tests and compete lor health, beauty and royalty honors. Registrations In the ovent will com mence Thursday at 309 East Main street, Medford, and will be free to all parents residing In or near Med ford. Three events wilt feature the program, first o which will be a health clinic. Perfect baby blue rib bon and health diplomas will be awarded to all normally developed babies. Second on the program will be a baby beauty show and bathing suit parade at tho Knights of Pythias hall, corner of N. Grape and Filth streets, Friday, May 10, at 3:30 p. m. Judging will be done by a group of prominent women. A coronotion pageant will conclude the program when all the babies who receive honors gather together for their awards. Babies scoring highest In all-around points will receive the titles of "Bnby King" and "Baby Queen" and will be presented wltb sliver cups. Health Information will be given parents who enter their b&btta, jtad corrective suggestions will be made by examining physicians. Details of the contest have been gone Into very carefully,, and moth' era will secure photograph appoint ment cards at time of registration. ZION LUTHERAN PLANS THURSDAY, FRIDAY RITES Maundy Thursday will be observed at Zlon Lutheran cnurch with a can dlellttht communion service begin ning at 7:4ft p. m. The throe-hour Good Friday union service will be held In this same church under aus pices of Medford Ministers' Associa tion, beginning at 13 noon sharp, and ending at 3:00 p. m. The general public Is Invited to these services, Br ALBERT W. WILSON Associated Tress Foreign (Staff LONDON, April 17. fAP) Morgan Jones, labor party member of par liament, to-d the house of commons today that Great Britain's advocacy of "financial purity" in world af fairs was inconsistent with her record In the question of war debts owed the United States. During a debate on the govern ment budget, presented to the house yesterday, Jones stated he had no ticed Neville Chamberlain, chancellor of the exchequer, had failed to men tion the debts question. "I understand," said Jones, "that this government is against unilateral action regarding International agree ments, but here Is unilateral action, and unilateral action If not changed, subsequently does amount to repu diation." Pointing out the attention that Great Britain pays to its nationals' interest In South America, the a- borlte said, "that la ail right, but you can't repudiate our obligations to America and ask that other peo ple should not be excused from theirs." Jones explained he personally pre ferred cancellation of the war debts by agreement, but he twitted the government benches with this final remark : "I put a proposition to the sup porters opposite that If they reiterate the cry that Great Britain now is on the road to recovery, they should not overlook the fact that the cry may r-ijo in America, and an answering cry may come back, 'what about the debt you owe to us?'" Opposirion lder charged the gov ernment was balancing its budget through failure to pay the war debt owed the United States. K.F. WILL PRESENT PLAY AT SONS APRIL 20 The Little Theatre guild of Klam ath Falls, having enjoyed unprece dented success during the current season in that city will cross the mountains for a production of "A Murder Has Been Arranged," in Ash land April 20. Arrangements for the play have made by the Southern Oregon Nor- Why You Should Never Cut a Corn If you are troubled with corns or callouses, do not run the risk of blood poison by paring them. Statis tics show that many Infections have occurred from this seemingly inno cent practice of paring corns. Simply go to your druggist and get a few cents worth of Ice-Mint, rub a little on any painful corn or cal lous. Immediately the pain will dts- appear and In a short time the corn or callous wilt loosen and lift olf easily with the flayers root and alt leaving the surrounding skin In a healthy normal condition. This, together with the fact that Ico-MInt overcomes such affections as sore, tired, achlnir. puffed or burn ing feet and makes them cool, ea-j end comfortable, is probably respon sible for the hearty endorsement giv en It by dniRrtlsts. To rid one feet of every hard corn, soft corn, corn between the toes or painful callouses In such a pleasant and aafe way, makes It seem the helflht of folly for anyone to pare a corn and people are warned to stop 1 it. mal school through Angus L. Bow mer. drama director. The play wilt first be given Tuesday night in Klamath Falls and will then be brought to Ashland for the Saturday performance. A rehearsal will be held in the afternoon on the stage of the Southern Oregon Normal and the players will be ready for a Jack son county audience when the cur tain rises at 6:30. In exchange, about the middle of May, the cast of "The Merchant uf Venice" from the drama department of SONS, together with stage crew, prop crew, business crew and Direc tor Buwiner, will present the great Shakespearean diuiua at a Klamath Falls downtown theatre. The plot of "A Murder Has Been Arranged," as the name Implies, Is filled with thrills, terror and appre hension. There are many comedy scenes, however, and a budding love affair draws sympathetic interest In a perfectly rounded drama of origin al and Ingenious construction. Cast of the play has been cbocn wltb great care from among the out standing talent of the Little Theatre Guild, several of whom starred at some time In the SONS drama de partment. All of them have bad many years experience In amateur acting and are classed on a par with professionals by the theatre-going public of Klamath Falls, Oregon Weather Fair tonight and Thursday but be coming unsettled with rain west por tion; slightly warmer tonight but with frost Thursday morning south and east portions; fresh southerly wind off the coast Increasing Thursday. M. N. (Vault, Lawnmower & Saw Filing. Light repairs. Rear Gault Shew Shop, 220 E. Main. Alley entrance. Tel 802. OF P,T. A. I! County P.-T. A. council met April 13 with the Centra Point unit aa hoatene. Mrs. W. 3. Joung, president, presided. There were about 60 women pres ent from the 17 units In the county. This being the last meeting of the school year, many Interesting annual reports were given. Most of the schools reported on their hot lunches which have proven so successful and worth while. Actual school healtn records show a decided gain In the children given hot lunches. A number of units this rear have I sponsored sending a gin or uuy .iuu. to summer camp. All units nave Joined In the campaign against "reckless driving." Membership repcrt shows an In crease In Jackson county this year. Two units reported more than 40 per cent gain. The aummer roundup will be re-' sumed again this spring by many units. It ts of great benefit to the pre-schoo! child. At noon a covered dish luncheon was served In the domestic science room of the high school. The tables were very attractive with Easter decorations. The afternoon was devoted to elec tion and Installation of officers and an Interesting program was given. Officers Installed were Mrs. W. H. Young. Eagle Point, president: Mrs. P c Forsythe. Ashland, vlce-preal-dent; Mrs. H. E. Young. Central P-mt secretary and Mrs. N. B. Ash- cralt. Talent, treasurer, i central Point Olrls" Olee club. 1 under direction of their muel teacher. M:ss Schrelber. ang thre I numbers, af.er which Prof. Loren Messenger of Southern Oregon -mal spoke on -Hobbles." His tal was very much enjoyed. Next meeting will be In October. Lawnmowers: Sharpened. PhOB 361. Medlord Cyclery. 33 N. Kir. Fried Chicken Kfli DINNER V M SEKVEP ANY TIME COFFEE ANN'S mOSl AND MAIN X B ids Invited Persons interested in purchasing real estate being liquidated by the Union Savings Sc. Loan Association are advised that they mav address bids direct to the receiver . e . L. C. PROHASKA, 321 Corbett Bldg., Portland, Ore. No person or firm has the exclusive handling of our properties. Information concerning same may be obtained from ... W. E. THOMAS, local representative for the Corporation Department. 45 S. Central, Medford, Ore. Union Savings & Loan Association US Easter c!ir Paris Says So..Xew York Says So.. Vogue Says So ..and So Say WA1IDS! 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