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Newspaper Page TextPAGE ELEVEN DP WHAT YOU WANT Classified FOR E ASY REF U.UV TirEDFOTTO MAIL TTCTBUNTE, MEDFORD, OT?EC!0"NT, SUNDAY, JULY 28, 1935. ERENCE I ! BORROW Read every ad on ttii paee. Von will probably find n actly the thing vou want to bay or sell. It It Isn't there, adtertlM. It's Inexpensive, effective. HATES Per word first Insertion (Jllnlmnm 25c) Each additional Insertion, oer word le (Minimum 10c) Per line per month without copy changes Phone 75 FOR WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND LOST Lad y 'b diamond ring, 3 sets. In Brophy's envelope. Reward. Re turn to Tribune. LOST If dog miss.ng. wall 1516 WANTED PEKALE HELP 1 5 WEEKLY and your own dresses FREE for demonstrating new Aut umn Fashion Frocks. No canvass ing. No investment. Write fully. Give ftli color preference. Faahion Frocks, Dept. T 2801, Cin cinnati, Ohio. WANTED Pleasant, capable girl or woman for lltiht housework in mod ern country home. Extra privileges for right person. Box 2634, Tribune. WANTED Woman to help with housework and be companion to elderly lady. 117 So. Holly. WANTED MALE HELP HAVE opening now for reliable sales woman age 25 to 50 years to take care of demand for Rawleigh house hold products in Medford. Good profits for hustler. We furnish ev erything but the car to start you. Rawleigh Co.. Dept. ORO-124-C, Oakland, Calif. WANTED Several ambitious boys to take orders for pickling cucum bers. 2 months work. Box 2648, Tribune. ELDERLY man wanted as caretaker small suburban place. Good home, small wages, R. L. Nunamaker, lit. 1, Talent. P WANTED Bookkeeper-Accountant for lumber manufacturing firm, lo cated in Klamath Falls. Must un- j demand lumber accounting, be j accurate, and have capacity. If vou have good record and can qualify. ! answer in own hand, giving names of former employers with details. Box 6910, Tribune. WANTED by large responsible Med ford shipper, Packing House Fors man. Must have experience in Med ford district; also must furnish re liable references. Write P. O. B-x 1041. Medford. MALE AND FEMALE WANTED A limited number of stu dents to attend packing school oe glnnlng July 31 at the Ala V.sta Packing House. Phone 6-F-14. Mar Ian Stancliffe. WANTED 150 hop pickers. Four weeks picking, beginning August 15. Good camp ground with cabins and wood furnished. Apply to B M. Clute. Applegate. Oregon. WANTED SITUATIONS 4 COMPETENT and capable stenograph er wants position. Best of refer ences. Phone 81-J-2. REFINED, capable woman around 35 wishes housework. Gentleman's home preferred. P. O. Box 680, Med ford POSITION WANTED Experienced voting lady stenographer desires po sition with le;al office or business firm in Medford. General knowl edge of bookkeepinz and practical ly all types of office work. Will furnish excellent references, both local and elsewhere. Please answer Mail Tribune. Box 2647. WOMAN with boy 10 yrs. wants wark as housekeeper. Write Mrs. Dorothy Gibbon. Jacksonville. Ore. WANTED--M1SCELLANE0US WANTED Davenport chair, must be cheap for cash. Rt. 1, Box 122. Central point. WANTED 6 room modern unfurn I lshed house on Est Side. Steady renters. 2015 E. Main. WANTED Used binder. Box 73, Butte Falls. WANTED Model A Ford. Chevrolet or Plymouth sedan: 4-door prefer red. Give vear, condition and price. 1025 West' 11th. HAVE cah buyer for modern home. L. G. Ptckell. 204 E- Main. WANTED '29 Ford sedn or phseon. in good condition. Write F. M. Stlehl. Rogue River. Ore. WANTED will buy on terms like rent. 5 room modern house. Em ployed adult. Box 2612. Tribune. WANTED Uzht coupe, prefer "33 Plymouth. State terms. No dealers. Box 2810. Tribune. STEADY RENTERS want 8 or 6 rvm well f;irn;hed house. Oil burner or furnace. Call 388-X after 5.00. i WANTED Beff tt, veal, lamoa, and pastue. J. J. Osenrue. WANTED t"ed men's and "jots' utts nd r,oes. also 42 c 52 ,n ud'ee doth;:; Used WaitUaM 5-?, 58 E. Ma. a. wanted-.miscellaneousfor SALE REAL ESTATE WANTED Stock suitable far fox feed. . Phone 1133. I EMPTY furniture van going to Loa way polnW. Phone 816. Hawley WANTED We pay oadh for household goods furniture and stove We aieo ouy metals, bides, pelts woo) and ma hair. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 27 N Qrape St Phone 1062 WANTED Heifer calvea. Write Ruoy Scnuis. Beagle. Ortyun FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT 5 -room modern house, furn or unfurn. 215 W. Jackson. FOR RENT 618 South Holly St. Five room attractively furnished homo, electric range. Frlgidalre. nice yard. 40 inc. water. Charles R. Ray. Real tor. Medford Bld., Phone 302. FOR RENT Modern 5 -room stucco unfurnished. 625 Pine. FOR RENT The ground floor duplex of my home at 842 East Main St.. completely furnished: beautiful grounds: oil burner furnace. Phone W. W. Walker at 31 or 898-J-3. Available August 1. FOR RENT Homes furnished or unfurnished- Brown & White FOR RENT 5 -room nicely furnished house; basement and furnace, in quire 405 W. Second. FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT 3 -room furn. apt; bath, garage. 534 N. Bartlett. NICELY furnished freshly decorteed apartment. Lower floor, private en trance. 1021 West 9th Street. PARTLY furn. 5-room apt. Close in. 20 S. Fir. FOR RENT Clean, furn. apt. In pri vate home. 118 Genesee. FOR RENT Two room furnished apartment. Sleeping porch and pri vate bath. 321 Apple St. FURN. apt for rent. 229 No. Ivy. FOR RENT One 1-room apt so; one 2 -room apt. 7.50; one 3 -room apt $12 50; two cabins (5 each. Cecil Jennings, Cor fee Ann's. Front and Main. FURNISHED APT. Oarage. Adults. 604 W. Tenth. FOR RENT Hotel Holland Apt. Tel 710. FOR RENT BURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT Nicely furnished sleep ing room, also garage if desired, 325 So. Riverside ave. FOR RENT Furnished sleeping room. Call before 9:30 or after 4:30. Phone 432-W. 33 No. Peach. ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 S Qrape FOR RENT ROOM BOARD ROOM and board In private home. 211 No. Peach. RATES reasonable at 716 E- slain. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Business location room 16x50. Will remodel to suit tenant Apply Mall Tribune. FOR RENT Furnished cabins 82 00 per week. 153 Granite St. Ashland BOATS FOR RENT at Four Mile lake. BACHELOR cabin: men only. 445 So Front. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE 27 acre ranch on An derson creek for Medford property. Call at Talent Service Station. EXCHANGE 10 A. fruit. 7 rm home. Clear. Wants home or small in come, 42500.00. 10 A . 4 alfalfa. 5 rm home. 81900. Clear. Want email place close in 20 acres fruit, modern nome. Clear. Wants Medford home to 16500.00. 3 rm. house In Medford. Total price (175.00 cash. 11 acres. 4 room house, S ml. out. "Total $350 cash. Open Sundays MEDFORD TRADING CO. 21 So. Riverside. Phone 103 FOR SALE REAL ESTATE 9 ACRES part Improved. Cash or terms. Bargain. H. Scheimerhnrn. mile West Phoenix. SISKIYOU HEIGHTS NEW HOME Automatic oil heat. 9 rms. bath. 3 rms. extra large. Fine view. Cement basement, floored unfln. attic. Priced below cost. No trade-in. Open dally 2-5 p. m. 1819 East Main St. FOR SALE 40 A. turkey ranch. Im proved. 400 young turkeys. New fi rm, house. R. 3. Box 57, Eagle Point. E. Ferg. or inquire 730 Dakota. SACRIFICE SALE 10 acres Improved and irrigated on state highway. L. G. Plckcll. 204 E. Main. FOR SALE 25 A. improved land. 2 ml. north or Jacksonville. Old Stage Road. C. J. McCay. FOR SALE Partly furnished 4 -room house. Large lot with fine garden. On east s:de. Cheap and terms. Call at 414 S. Riverside. BEAUTIFUL Highway Home with 32 acres in cultivation and irrigated. The dwelling has maple floors, fire places. 3 bed-rooxs. fine well with electric pressure system. Thla fine, diversified farm home can be bought together with cows, poultry, crops, furniture, all complete, for $9 000. Terms. Brown it White. Realtors. 104 W Main. FOR SALE: 1 acre of excellent oil, 3room modern house. electric pump, fruit tres, itrentork nd p duI try; 1 1 j miles from Spcra mento Will sell entire ranch for $2000 or trade fcr Medford prop erty Terms considered Write Ruoy Schulz. Beagle. Ore. FOR SALE by owner 6 room, strictly modern house. basement- furnace beautiful lawn trees and sruboery dsate sale. Li. 8 West Main Pjnc 2CO -W. SALE OR TRADE Equity in close-in f modern residence, large lot. Would trade for equity m man country place This property would return good income If rented. Box 3739. Tribune. WHEN you think of real estate, think of Brown it White. HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT Jackson County Building Je Loan Asa'n Phone US. FOR SALE OR TRADE House on boulevard equipped for Normal stu dents. Very desirable location, tn- i quire 272 Beach St., Ashland. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Two Jersey cows. M. F. Barlow. Wagner Creek Road. FOR SALE OR TRADE 160 head sheep, one pair 1400 lb. horses, one houfie and lot In Talent. See Henry Kerby, Talent. FOR SALE Dairy cows and young stock, also pasture for rent. E. B. Hogan, Applegate. FOR SAI.F 3 yr. old work mare. Un broke. L. MoCulloch, Talent. FOR SALE No. 1 work horse. Oiil 10-F-13. FOR SALE DOGS PETS LLEWELLYN setter pups. 3 m-mths old. Reasonable. Dr. I. H. Gove. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE OR TRADE 1927 Chev. truck. Wade dragsaw. L. Mccul loch, Talent. '29 FORD Tudor. Phone 1181. 8 to S or 1314 North Riverside after 5 FORD Tudor, perfect thru-out, Karl Keen trunk, only $275.00. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE 130 turkeys. Phone 12-F-8. Eagle Point. FOR SALE R. I. R. yearling hen and males. Selected breeding stock. Also fat hens and fryers. Cummmgs Poultry Ranch, 6 ml. out Midway Road. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES USED CARS are priced lower in Med ford, than any other place in Southern Oregon. Buy at home ana save money. 1932 Nash 8 Deluxe sedan. 1931 Chrysler Deluxe coupe. 1935 Willys Deluxe sedan. 1927 Bulck coach. 1929 Pontlac coach. 1930 Willys 9 sedan. 1934 Chevrolet truck, excellent con dition. 1034 Chevrolet Pickup, like new. 1931 Ford Truck, fine shape. 1930 Dodge Truck. 1929 Chevrolet Truck. 1931 Chev. coach, trunk and air wheels. One used Klngham logging trailer. a bargain. We have many more to select from. Liberal Terms, WALTER W. ABBEY, INC. 123 S. Riverside St. Phone 303 See the man with the Big Hat on the lot. FOR SALE Bed, mattress, spring, dresser, piano, dining table, cup board, linoleums, ll-tube cabin t radio. 1st house east of tank, Ccn tral Point. TRUCKS AND CARS Several good used trucks, late mod els in Chevrolet. Fords. Studebak era. Reos. Fine for long hauls or i run nauis. 1929 Graham sedan, nice snaps. 1931 Ford coupe, like new. 1931 Pontlac sedan. SANDERSON MOTOR CO. Studebaker Sales and Service. FOR SALE School bus. Inquire ocnooi uist. wo. v, cagie Point, ore. gon. FOR SALE Ford V-8 DeLuxe Phae ton; radio, air-wheels. 208 Van couver Ave. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 2-wheel house trailer, 18 ft. Modern. Box 3990. Tribune. PROSPECTORS compass, dip needle Box 6924. Tribune. FOR SALE Fruit Jars, cheap. 812 W. Fourth. FOR SALE Five stamp mill; thous and pound stamp, Blake crusher, ore leeder and ore bin gate. Paul wrignt, Rt. l. Central Point. FOR SALE Well built 2-wheel trail er, 24-inch sides, 8 feet long, new Goodyear tires; equipped with 3 tall lights; 8x10 canvas and 100 feet rope. Cost $65. Sell for $40. 1035 W. 11th St. . ONE nearly new Electrolux vacuum cleaner. Cheap. Singer Sawing Mi- cnine to. FOR SALE Extra fine alfalfa ready next wee, iiox zoau. Trioune. FOR SALE Few thousand late cab bage plants, cheap. John Mace Central Point. 2NT nrrTTTNn nlfulf- hw in flM O. C. Mauat, Phoenix. Phone 10-F-14. FOR SALE Good 30x3 model T Ford tires, cneap. 204 Hamilton St. FOR SALE Aprloots. light crop Oeo Alford, Fern Valley. j EXCELLENT apricots. Tlltons. Best ! for canning. Bring your container ! 311 So. Peach. I FOR SALE Electric refrlsrrator, good condition. $50 00 cash. 323 N. Grape. FOR SALE Apricots. Mrs. R. J. Earl. Phone 409-J-l. FOR SALE Complete lubrication equipment. Wltham Magneto and Parti Co. FOR SALE; Flamo enamel gM range like new. $60. Phone 24 Gold Hill. P. O. Box 542. FOR SALE OR TRADE Od a." boat, trailer, adding machine, tents, e-c 317 North Riverside. FOR SALE Mandolin, violin. Phllco radio, excellent condition. Phone 1349-L. ! I HAVE YOUR Old Washer repaired! Reasonable prices. r.cka Hardware. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS SACKS l a nd . Med- 20.000 sacks on hand. No. 2's. See us before you buy ford Bargain House FOR SALE Usd sacks. Across street from Montgomery Ward's. BUSINESS CHANCES FOR SALE Beauty shop. Box 6916, Trioune. FOR SALE Wl Hard's Sandwich Shop. so. Riverside. PERSONAL GIFTED Psychic gives advice on all aiiairs 01 me. yua ino. ttiversiae. MISCELLANEOUS GOLD OPPORTUNITY Quick ac tion. Investigate what $10 offers In proven district. Box 3653, Tribuno. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstracts. JACKSON CO. ABSlKAC'l CO. Abstract of Title and Title insurance Toe snly complete ntle System County. Jackson MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title Rooms 8 and 6. No s2 North Central Ave., upstairs. COMMERCIAL SPRAYING CALL McOonagle. 258-M. Commercial Spraying. Piano and Guitar Instruction. FRED ALTON HAJGH1 Teacher if Piano and Steel Guitar Sung wrt. tng service Studio S18 Libf-t Building. Medford Ore. Money to Lend MONEY LOANED - $50 to $300 for personal or nousehold purposes on House Furnishings or Autos; alsc Cars Refinanced Loans cloeno within 30 minutes License No a 167 See W E Thomas or E J Riley 46 So Central. Transfer. Furniture Van. MOVE In padded vans, Cal.. Ore, and Wash Fully insured. Reasonable races. Martin Bros., u ran is Pass Phone 140-J. Transfer. TRUCKING AND STORAGE LOCAL and long distance Hauling Furni ture moving, etc Kea&unabie rates Tel 833 F E Samson Co. EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO Of floe 10I6 No Central Phone 315 Prices right. Service guaranteed. HAWLEY TRANSFER Expert pack era and movers Special livestock moving equipment Prices right 619 North Riverside Pnone 616 Expert Window Cleaners. LEI GEORGE DO IT Tel 11 13 House cleaning floor waxing ori ental rug aleanang and upholstering Rail Closure Akel, SALEM. Jlllv 07. i-APi An QnnllU cation has been filed with the pub lic utilities department by the Wil lamette vawey and Coast railroad, asking to abandon six miles of its line between Patton anrt rherrr Grove In Washington county. WINDOW GLASS We sell window glass and will replace your broken windows reasonably. Trowbridge Cab inet Works. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS I. Cast off i. Things that match 10. Largs bundle 14. Tardy 15. Abscond 16. Vice 17. Lopsided 18. Confine 19. Roman clan or family SO. Single un varied tones 22. Adhaslve U. Uotion of th sea 24. Comparative conjunction 26, By 29. Wrong play 31. Bitter vetch 3. Foreign 36. Allow 37. Run a war 33. Plunged into water B9. Aeriform fluid 10. Web-footed bird 11. On the shel tered Bide IS. Play on words 13. Swollen 14. Gulrlerl 15. Pedestrians 17. Typa meas- urra Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle PIEIPIO $WW I T N E 5 S IJX OD E jgE R RA T I C SHE E R"IDQEARE TTE I G neWun IONl E EjgKE !PT KlP EN 5 PR A Niii CAPE MU L eMd ONE AD 03 ROTOMM I 5 B O Wp E K Wtf5c 0 T 0RiJPk SMPlIpRU 48. Rise of ground 49. Nerve network 61. Deslra wrong fully 64. Sweetheart 69. Egg-shaped 60. Dlfpatch boat 41. Irldwr.t gem 62. Go up 68. Run outt colloo.. 64. Small depres sion $5. First gard to T Y I3 Y I7 I8 I7 wm r z V ZZZZZZZrti3Z311M tt 52 Si M S5 SI? Sj SQ 7"k T HELD 11ILAT0R PORTLAND, July 27. (AP) The self-styled "Count Du Barry" of Gold 1 Beach and Seattle will have an op portunity next Monday to tell the court his side of the story In the civil action brought by an insurance company which Insists ht delibe rately shot away both hands that he 1 might collect on an Insurance pol icy by reason of his disability. The defendant In the action. George H. Du Barry, who claims to have descended from French no bility and who refers to himself as Count." and to his wife as "The Countess," lost both hands in July, 1933, at Gold Beach, when a shot gun exploded. The Aetna Life Insur ance company, after having made several payments for the disability Is suing to cancel a $12,500 policy Two former employes of Du Barrj had testified that he had offered them sums of money If they would aid In the mutilation of his hands so he could collect on the Insurance. W. R. Hamer, one of the ex-employes, testified, also, that Du Barry , once suggested "driving his automo- , bile into the sea and then disap- 1 pearlng so his wtfa could collect on the policies. The testimony of another of these insurance company witnesses, W. J. 1 Hlmelrlck of Gold Beach, was shaken In cross-examination when a Seattle 1 hotel manager testified he had seen Hlmelrlck and Du Barry conversing in the lobby last December. Hlmel rlck and testified he had nevei talked to Du Barry after the loss of his hands. The defense had asked Hlmelrlck whether he had not mei Du Barry and demanded $5000 from him. Du Barry had Insisted hit ex employes were trying to "frame 1 him beca-tise he could not pay then back salaries. The case la expected to be con cluded early next week. FATAL 10 POUR MILWAUKEE. July 27. fP) Four men were killed today when their airplane fell from a height of 400 feet as the pilot, R. M. Henschen, of Wln netka, III., attempted a downwind landing at Curtis Wright airport here. Henschen and his throe companions all of Chicago were killed Instantly. Witnesses said Henschcn attempted to land with the wind and lost spee:l when still 400 feet above the ground. The ship nosed down and plunged earthward. 1 Apparently the pilot cut the Igul- I tion before the ship struck. The : plane did not catch fire. ! NASHVILLE. Tenn., July 27. A sleeper plane of the American Air lines, en route from Ft. Worth to Cleveland, overshot the Sky Harbor airport near here early today in a light rfog and crashed, Injuring three of the 12 passengers. Cross-Word Puzzle 9. Coterie 10. Started 11. The birds 12. Scraped linsa 13. Otherwise 21. Shy 22. Item un era te 25. ifead covering 26. 1'art worked with the foot 27. Banish 28. Wandered 30. Heavy board 31. Funeral oration 32. Ingredient of varnlsb 33. Ovules 35. Small peg used In golf 37. In favor of 33. Character cre ated by Dean Swift 0. Keen rcliah 42. Chum 43. Shakes 45. Humor 46. Rubs out 48. The I sidy of Troy 60. Wear awar El. Central part 62. Roman poet 53. Flower con tainer 65. Short for a girl's name 8. Mlmlo 67. StronK taste 68. Singing voice 60. Quick to learn 66. Volcanic mat ter used In making by draullo cement IT. Therefore DOWN 1. Ciune iorcibly 5. Circle of light 2. Engliih school 4. Station 6. Tuneful I. Brings Into line T. Large book 8. Lettere LANDING MISHAP George Arliss in 7 N5j.c,jV j lit Ik.. . ...-. " George Arliss In make-up and cos tume for his new picture, "Cardinal Rlrhclleu." eagerly anticipated for the characterization he will give of "Terror Film" p, . i i If Jri. ifj'y . Ill . '' ;,f Iff sv flVirti at nit sVVa. A n isf ;i Mm in 11 iwl fl ff itVf 'iftArt i nk&favm With the memory of such ghoulish masters of mystery; with Carol Bor "terror nirai" as uracuw. me two ( land, chosen lor her anility 10 appear "Frankenstein" films. "'Werewolf of i ft walking corpse"; with Lionel London" and other shockers as a cri- tcrion of what those who like screen Barrymore. Elizabeth Allan and Jean thrills really want, the producers of Hersholt among others as the fea 'Mark of the Vampire." at the Rialto I tured players, "The Mark of the Vam theatre for today and Monday outdid P're" boasts a cast of more than us themselves in bringing thla weird, j uM proportions. eerie thriller to the screen. . . ... With Dcla Lugosl and Lionel AtwlU, Roxy's Stars 4I allaS ill latl-::, J-' V- Helen Hayes and Robert Montgom ery are co-starred In "Vanessa, Her Love Story." the picturlzatlon of High Wa! pole's widely read saga of the Herrles clan, at the Roxy theatre today and Monday. Others In the cast Include May Robson, Lewis Stone and Otto Kru- Use Mall Trlbuo want sds. l- '.V. Z Richelieu Role : 3 jrf "f - ifnT - - nti At- 1 1 -J-- f, the atatenmnn-clerlc. famous In his tory as tho man who influenced the hand that held tho scepter in 17th century France. "Cardinal Itlchelieu" opens at the Cratcrlan theatre today. Heads Rialto Bill FARMERS and FRUIT GROWERS Guaranteed. Reconditioned Used Trucks All models, Chevrolet! and Fords, Pickups, Vi Ton Trucks. All thoroughly reconditioned, both for appearance and service. We have a large stock and this is an opportunity to get a good farm truck at a big saving In price. A few of the bargains we offer: 1934157 W.B. Chevrolet chassis and cab, good tires !j?5S5.00 1933167 W.B. Chevrolet, rebuilt throughout, very good rubber $175.00 1932 1B7 W.B. Chevrolet, new pistons, new tires, now paint 8435.00 1931167 W.B. Chevrolet In excellent condition S365.00 New flat rack on any truck 835.00 It will pay you to drive to Klamath Falls, and see our stock Open till nine at night and all day Sunday SPECIAL FARMERS TERMS LOCKE MOTOR COMPANY Chevrolet Sales and Service 622 South Sixth St., Klamath Falls, Oregon SOVIET SEEKING RATE 0JB I RTHS Communist Paper's Stand Linked With Prepared ness Program Sharp Break With Past Policy By Joseph n. Balrd (United Press Staff Correspondent V MOSCOW (UP) A campaign for an increase In the population of the Soviet Union, reminiscent of that conducted in recent years In Ger many and Italy, waa started today by Pravda. the chief organ of the Com munist party. Recalling that since the revolution the population of the Soviet Union had increased by 25.000.000. Pravda declared : "We are sincerely happy at this in crease. Our tempo must break all records In this field, too." Further on the lead editorial con tinued: " "The greater our birth-rate, the quicker we wilt be able to put our potential wealth to the service of the people who have cast off age-old slavery to capitalist land-owners and kulaks." CiipltiilMIc Countries Attacked The appeal for an Increase In the Sovlot population was combined with a bitter attack on conditions In so called capitalistic countries, where Pravda malntulned the "holy mater nal Instinct" waa being suppressed because of "capitalistic obstacles." Pravda's outspoken editorial U highly Interesting In connection with the recent campaign here to abolish or at least strictly control abortions. For many years the Soviet Union has been regarded by the outside world as extremely liberal regarding: the freedom of the individual to prac tice birth control. Since the revolu tion until recently the state hag maintained clinics where operation! were possible for the payment of an Insignificant fee, while birth-control literature was freely circulated. Inasmuch as Pravda always sounds the dominant note In forecasts of state and Communist party policies. It la reasonable to suppose this trend of thought Is rapidly approaching an end. Military Preparedness Seen No explanation for this sharp break with past policy was given, but un doubtedly it la not entirely uncon nected with the policy of military preparedness for which throughout history rulers have considered a high birth-rate necessary. The appeal for an increase In the Soviet population was combined with a dark picture of the condition of women In capitalistic countries. After recalling the falling birth rate in France and England. Pravd continued : "Capitalism has entered a blind al ley, to continue tts existence It dally destroys thousands and thousands of human lives. Armed conflicts, wars, gallows, shooting of revolutionary workers, hunger and poverty of hund reds of millions, prostitutions and abortions which malm women such Is the other side of capitalistic civili zation. ( Stalin is Quoted "In our country the woman-mother la tho most honored person. In the Increase of the population of our country, we see the source of an in crease of wealth of the country and its successes because (quoting Stalin) of all valuable capital In the world the most vnluable, the most import ant, are people.' "The law 1s a strong protector c mother and child. Capitalistic bar barity take away from woman what, is dearest to hsr her right to ma ternity." Direct Reduction LOANS on HOMES Variable Interest 6 to 8 In Mfdford DLtrlct First Federal Spinas & Loan Assn. of Medford 27 No. Holly St.