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PAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL" TRIBITyE3rEDFORU, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1935. NAVY BILL' SETS IE BABY BORN "DEAD," SHE'S FINE NOW House Appropriations Com mittee Cuts 15 Million Off Estimates to Quiet Fears of Other Nations WASHINGTON, April ' 34- (A) A admonition that the coat of building an American navy up to treaty strength "must be disturbing to us and equally disquieting to other powers" was sounded Tuesday by the house appropriation ' committee In laying before that chamber one of ine largest peacetime naval appropri ation bills In hlatory- . The committee chose thla language to eiplaln.Jts action In reducing by almost tl5.0OO,0OO budget estimates of requirements for the beginning of new ship construction. It called attention to demands for even more rigid limitation of naval 'armaments than. Is provlde4 by the Washington treaty which expires in 1036 by asserting; Should pck Limitation "It would seem that continued lim itation and some contraction of ton nagea now permitted must be the wish of all educated, unselfish peo ple the world over.' The total of 459,523.761 provided by the measure for the naval estab lishment In the 1830 fiscal year was $172 80,629 larger than the 2B6, 632.132 appropriations for 1S3S, al though 127,657 ,58fl, under budget flg .ire. " The administration asked for $29. 380,000 to start laying down 24 new ships for replacing present vessels and looking to a treaty navy of un der age ahlpa by 1942. The commit tee halved this amount but report ed to the house that ''if, for reasons deemed to outweigh t those here ad vanced, the administration should elect not to defer the construction of such ships, there is nothing in tne bill to hinder that course." Mleht Need More Funds It pointed out, however, that a sup plemental appropriation probably would be necessary early in the next .session In this event. ' "However much we may be deter- ... .... . ., ' -yf.f -r.:., '".. . i .: .-, TRY THIS NEW FOOT REMEDY Costs Little and Makes Feet Feel Fine Foot sufferers gather round; get tight up close and listen. Here's good pews for you. The real "Corn Killer Is here at last. Ice-Mint, the New Discovery la aatd to quickly end foot misery. Hard corns, soft corns, or corns (between the toes, also toughened cal louses. Just shrivel up and lift off ay. It's wonderful. There la no pain or soreness when applying Ioe-Mlnt or afterwards, and It doesn't even Irritate the skin. Think of It; Just a touch or two of that cooling, soothing Ioe-Mlnt, and real foot Joy la yours. Ice-Mint prevents foot-odors, and fceepa them sweet and comfortable. It la the real secret for fine, healthy feet, and keeps you free from foot troubles. Every person who has suf fered with stubborn corns or tender feet can appreciate the cooling, soothing comfort that It brings; es pecially women who wear high heeled shoes, and men who have to stand 11 day on their feet. Try It. Oft a few oenta worth of I on -Mint from your druggist today and give your poor, tired. Buffering, burning feet the treat of their lives. There la noth ing better. Although this baby girl was pronounced dead when born In Brook lyn, N. Yi she was getting along fine a week later. The Infant, shown with nurse and her mother, Mrs. Rose Sparagna, was revived through us of a carbiba-oxvaen comoound, (Associated Press Photo mined to live up to the letter and spirit of that tent or the United States naval policy which reads: To create, maintain, and operate a navy second to none and In conformity with treaty provisions.' the fact re mains that the present and ultimata cost must be disturbing to ui and mi.et be equally dlsquletlng-'td other 'treaty navy' powers," the committee cautioned. ''Another (naval) conference will be -held during the present calendar year. The committee's proposal to halve the estimate for additional new constructions is offered with' the thought that the administration might wish to defer the commence ment of such construction until thst cunference shall have been concluded- 6uch a course should be inter preted as an expression of our faltn rnd confidence that the principle of l'mltatlon will survive and that out of such conference a new-and better accord will be soon." Fight Over Construction. . The administration program had called ft starting In 1936 one air craft carrier, two light cruiser, thre" destroyers over 1,600 tons",' 12 destroy ers under 1,300 tons and six sub marines. A bitter committee fight was" understood to have centered around the new construction plan. The committee explained it also trimmed budget estimates for naval aviation from M,obo.OOO to 43.500, 000, but said the Actual reduction amounted only to $3,704,400 because of a transfer of the naval reserve ap propriation Incident to the aviation cadet program and the substitution with the npprovsl of the bureau of aeronautics of a contract authoriza tion for new planes. Although It did-not' specify the number of new aeroplanes to be built in 1036, the committee said it was expected to have 160 more In oper ation during 1030 than the present 1.193. An 11.000 Increase In navy enlist ed strength as contained Ip budget i st 1 mates was provided ln the bill. This would bring the complement on larger ships from 80 to 83 per cent, provide crews for more ships and increase the aviation personnel. Pres ent appropriations look to a naval enlisted force, of 82,300 at the end of the 1935 year, ( ' For Kose tnat Wear buy NOLDE & HOKS1 Bthelwyn B Hoffmann SHIFTING SANDS PERIL PASTURES IN CLATSOP ASTORIA, Ore, April 24. (AP) Aid- In -halting Inroads of shifting sands which are blighting pastures and farm fields along the Clatsop coast will be sought from the soil erosion department of the agricultu ral adjustment administration. . Decision- to seek relief from the shifting scourge was made by repre sents! tvee of the Clatsop and Col umbia county courts, and Hammond, Seaside, Gearhart, Warrenton, Aatorla and other cities at a meeting here over the week end. , . PLAN FAVORED IN Reclamation Officials Rec ommend $4,600,000 for New Program;, Surveying Crews Seeking Dam Site PARIS." France, April 24 (AP) A dispatch published by the Age nee Economlque et Flnsnclere from Lon don today asserts that Germany has placed a , minimum of 600,000.000 pounds abroad for use as "a war chest." The statement,' attributed to Ma well-known London exchange broker." said the funds were placed princi pally In the United States, Sweden and Holland, and that tha rMch now Is drawing on the fund to buy raw materials for rearmament. Br If. C. HUNTER Pacific Northwest Correspondent WASHINGTON. April 34. AP)A M ,800.000 Irrigation program, Involv ing construction on the Black canyon and north fork of the Snake River projects In Idaho, has been recom mended by the bureau of reclamation for development under tha new pub lic works program. Whtle such recommndations do not necessarily mean that money will be allocated to the projects. It was said reliably that reclamation officials look on the worka so recommended as being Ideal, not only for providing Immediate work to men now on relief, but as permanent developments of the country Involved. Storage Dam Proposed It was learned by the Associated Press today that the recommsnda tlons Include $2,000,000 for the sec ond unit of the Boise -Payette, pro ject, commonly known as the Blsck Canyon development, near Caldwell; $2,000,000 for construction of a ator age dam on the north fork of the Snake river and (600.000 for surveys. Under tha latter Item comprehen sive surveys preliminary to obtaining a supplementary water supply for the Boise valley Is contemplated. It was said. It Includes a survey of possi bilities of storage of surplus water of the Payette river in Garden val ley, also the possibilities of the so called Salmon river diversion, Twin Springs and other Boise valley sources. In addition, a further survey of the Teton, river ..on. the north fork of the Snake, and also on the south fork of the latter stream will be made If the recommendations of the bureau are followed by officials who will al locate the funds. Surveyors at Work Surveying crews now are. at work endeavoring to find a suitable dam site on" theTeton river, and Repre sentative Clark (D.. Idaho) predicted today that adequate sites will be found on both the Teton and south fork of the Snake wlthtn a short time. "When this Is accomplished," Clark said. "I. have every reson to believe that approximately $2,000,000 will be In Trial Separation i J Douglas MacLean (top), film pro ducer of Hollywood and former ac.-een comedian, will try a trial eparation from hit wlfa, Lorralna Eddy (balow), who plana a raturn to her New York ataga career, (Ae ociated Preaa Photo) recommended for construction on the Teton and possibly other millions of dollars for work on the south fork." The Idaho congressional delegation la preparing a program, railing for the cxpcdlture of about 96,soo,ooo for the development of springs and wells and the construction of dams and reservoirs on small rivers and streams for Irrigation purposes throughout the state. The Everready Circle of the Pres byterian church will hold a rummage sale April 38 and 37, in the building formerly occupied by Campbell', Clothing Store. All contributions will be gladly accepted. Phone 988-L. E POPUL FOR WILLAMETTE VALLEY OBJECTIVE PORTLAND, Ore., April 24 (AP) A program to make the Willamette valley capable of supporting thou sands of more families was set In motion here Tuesday by Governor Charles -H. Martin's Willamette valley project committee and the state plan ning board. Representative Douglas McKay, for mer Salem mayor, was elected chair man of the Willamette valley project committee, which Includes Multno mah. Marlon, Polk, Linn, Lane, Wash ington, Yamhill, Benton, Clackamas and Columbia counties. "' John Thornburg of Forest Grove was named vice-chairman, and R. H. Klpp of Portland, secretary. "When more of the land of the Wil lamette valley is put Into shspe. 100, 000 additional persons can live there without congestion. declared Mar tin. "There Is room for 37.000 more families, many of whom are coming from the drought-stricken areas. "Holland and the Willamette val ley are about the same size, and yet Holland has a population of B, 000 ,000 and the Willamette valley but 600, 000, including Portland." Plans were formulated to set up projects within the vslley with which to get government aid. - . day evening and Easter morning there Jacob Kanrler granted the defense was also the largest communion of t motion for separata trials of tha de- members over that of any preceding ! fendants. Bain objected tnai separata celebration of the communion, the pastor. G. P. Kabete, announced today. M1IL ISLAND ESCAPE TACOMA. Wash.. April 24. (AP) Led by three bloodhounds brought at noon from the McNeil Island peni tentiary, a posse of offlcera and civ ilians captured Robert Kress, 39 -year-old convict, in the brush above Sal mon Beach, Just north of Tacoma, Tuesday afternoon. Kress had escaped In a dramatic ; dash In a fast prison boat which he j had commandeered earlier In the day at McNeil Island boatyard. ,645 To Revise Solons Calendar SALEM, April 34. (AP) Claims filed with the stat department to day revealed a cost of 91,646 to the state to revise the Journal and cal endar of the house of representative of the 1935 legislature. The work was done under the dir ection of John E. Cooter. speaker of the hou, and John Drager, chlel clerk, and took 35 days' time. The senate journal and calendar revision was completed a week ago at about half the cost of the house. trial would cost not less than $33,- 000. Real home cooking at tha Hotal Holland Coffea Shop. Try It one tnd you be the Judge, popular prices. Separate Trials For 32 Dock Men PORTLAND, Ore.. April 34. (AP) The 83 longshoremen charged with riot in connection with the water front disorder In which James Con ner of Corvallls was killed here last summer will be given separate trials. Over objections by District Attor ney James R. Bain. Circuit Judge Schilling Toasted iCd The only tw that come to you as freak and fragrant u it left the Oriental tea gardens. CONSTIPATION STOPPED WITHOUT DRUGS WITH NEW HONEY KRUSHED WHEAT BREAD Hundreds of Local People Report Amazing Results Since Eating Honey Kruahed Wheat Bread for Constipation. Slenderize with Spencer Individual ly Designed Corseta. Malson Jeanne, tel. 467. Lawnmowera: Sharpened Phone 361. Medford Cyelery. 33 jj. Fir. 2I0N LUTHERAN CHURCH ADDS 13 COMMUNICANTS At largely attended and Inspiring Palm Sunday and Easter services 13 were received Into communicant membership of Zion Lutheran church through adult baptism, confirmation and renewal of confession, and through baptisms and otherwise 31 were added to the baptized member ship of the church. On Holy Thurs One of the secrets used In bsklng Honey Kruahed Wheat Bread Is the use of pure honey, which many doc tors have found greatly assists In relieving constipation. In addition to Its health qualities, honey gives the new Honey Kruahed Wheat Bread a delicious nutty flavor and eliminates the flat, woody taste found in whole wheat breads. The whole wheat (in crushed form) gives tha? diet Just the amount of roughage to keep you healthy and regular and prevents clogged Intestines without the use of habit-forming drugs. Make This Ten-Day Test If you are troubled with constipa tion, feel sluggish and lack your old time pep, change over to the new Honey Krushed Wheat Bread for ten days. In a short time your elim ination will be greatly improved, the poisons that have accumulated in your Intestines wilt be removed and i almost before you know It you win feel like a new person. If eaten reg ularly every meal. Honey Krushed Wheat Bread will often correct long standing cases of chronic constlpa- I tlon. Vou can get the new Honey Krushed Wheat Bread all ready sliced and wrapped in a moisture proof cellophane wrapper at all leading food stores. It Is easy to Identify because by an exclusive process tha outer crust Is covered with an extra supply of health giving crushed wheat. Tastes Like Nut Bread Try - a loaf of Honey Krushed Wheat Bread today.-Eat a sites with your eyes closed. Vou will swear lv Is full of delicious nut meats. Serva It In the morning toasted. The whola family will say It Is the most tasty bread they have ever eaten. Adv. (Copyright 1934. All rights reserved) floney Krushed Is made by Fluhrer In the finest bakery of Its slate In the west Try the Hotel Holland Coffea Shop for your next lunch or dinner. You will be satisfied. Prices very reasonable. WINDOW O LASS We sell window glass and will replaoe your broken windows reasonably Itowbrldge Cab inet Works. Home portraits of family group and children at Special Prices Shangle Studio Phone 1308 AU. MAKES OPWATCHES repair ed by expert watchmaker. Brophy'a Jewelers. EXCHANGE OLD QOLD for Cash or trade at Brophy's. Jewelers MEDFORD Jttaaduf "msfvist'sw- A' i r 1 n tf" VS-n,"i imvo the Wahhoard ""..itt . . Route has brr MLuanATaA, eMHvn.it. airpiow iwnwu actum. iun A1RSTAEAM CHRTSIEHS NOW ONLY AIRFLOW S1S4S and up. AND UP CHRYSLERS All prtco I. T. b. Factory. Dalroll I lumlrriU of people hive tolj u that it u the most rxcittng tlrnv )nt r.ition rvrr attrm ptrd. Of coursr, the big Sensa tion is the v.iv thisr astonish ing 1'MS Chrysler tloat over anything that gets under their wheels ! As one man sjiil, "I sat in that car, jw those humps, felt the wav the rar rode , . . and 1 rould hardly believe it possible!" If you're (roing to buy i car this year, you owe it to your self to pet the real facts about ridine ease. To learn how Chrvslcr pioneered the Float ing Ride in Airflow last year . . . and now offers it in both the Airflow and Air- stream Chryslers. W'e cordially invite ysu tet atop in or phone us this week, and try this exciting ride over the Washboard Route. The cigarette industry could never have been what it is except for these modern ciga rette machines . . . They make good cigarettes and smokers know each individual cigarette receives the most care ful inspection. You'J hardly believe such attention to detail possible un less you could see it with your ou n eyes. When the Chesterfield tohacco comes to the cigarette making machines it has been blended and cross-blended. Then it is cut into long even shreds just the right size to smoke right and burn right. Ever)' Chesterfield Cigarette has to be perfectly made to get by our inspectors. Until you open the package yourself the cigarettes are scarcely touched by human hands. Mild ripe tobaccos, sidled workers and the most modern up-to-date machinery all help to make Chesterfield the cigarette that's milder, the cigarette that tastes t better. iverything that Science really knows about making cigarettes is used in making. CHESTERFIELDS CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH DEALERS . ' 'j . ., !' 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