JIEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE. MEDFORD, OREGON. MONDAY. .TTLY 29. 1935.
PAGE FIYE
Local and
From Prospect A visitor from Pros
pect attending to busines matters In
this city today has been Atleen Sher
wood. Here from Applepate Mrs. Hln
John Smith of the Aplegat district
haa been among Med ford business
visitors today.
Return from South Mrs. Floyd
Hart &nd daughter Harriet have re
turned from a short business trip to
San Francisco.
Currier Returns from East L.
Currier, who has been on a trip east,
returned this morning on the Ore
gon! an.
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Neff to Portland Attorney Porter
J. Neff left last nlsht on a business
trip to Portland. He la expectei to
return tomorrow or Wednesday.
t.ouip huh visits loviib Hiir.s of
Klamath Falls was among those In
Med ford over the weekend attending
the district meeting of 20-30 clubs at
Hotel Medford. While here ho was
a house guest of Noel Benson, a Phi
Delta fraternity brother at the Uni
versity of Oregon.
Cratrr Lake VUitors Visitors at
Crater Lake over the week-end in
cluded Misses Ellen Price and Dor
othy Chase, both of Manchester, N.
H.. who left for the lake yesterdiy.
having been brief guests here at the
Hotel Medford. Mrs. MKcnzle of
San Francisco also left yesterday for
the lake.
Here from Salem Mr. and Mrs.
Virgil Walkley of Salem have been
In Medford during the past three
weeks, during the vacation of Dr. E.
W. Winkle of R1g?s Optical Co., w.'.o
Is in the east, after attending the
national Elks' convention at Colum
bus. Ohio. Mr. Walkley is taking Dr.
Winkle's place In the local optical
company's offices, and is also replac
ing Johnny Henaon. who is taking a
Tflcation in Eimene, visiting his
mother and friends. Mr. and Mrs.
Walkley, before returning to their
home in the north, will make a, trip
to Crater Lake.
"Play Last Part Softly. . .
"The Birds Have Just
Music levmis don't bore these Oak
composers as well as pianists. Left,
Jan Derby. 6 (seated); and Phyllis
Sparrows Making a Nest."
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) When 8
year old Phyllis Llndblom finished
composing a piano number as part
of the "creative" plan of music
teaching, she affixed this note:
"Do not play loudly at the end
berause the nest Is finished and the
-.tiny babies Just hatched are having
uh a good time."
Her teacher. Miss Cora Jenkins,
considers that a good Indication of
the interest children take In music
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'UNCONSCIOUS REASON' IN TRAGEDY
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Seventeen.year-old Edna McGill. designated by authont.es as the
unconscious reason" and absolved of all blame in the Newell P. Sher
man wife drowning case at Worcester. Mass., is shown with her 'bro
ther, Andrew (center), and newspapermen. (Associated Press Photo)
Personal
Edwin Martin Visits Edwin Martin
of the national forest service at lc
Cloud, Cal.. was a visitor Sunday at the
Frank Applegate home on South Oak
dale avenue.
At Camp, South Fork K. P. Mc
Reynolds. administrative assistant
for Rogue River national forest, la
attending to official business today
at South Fork of the Rogue CCC
camp.
tost. Prill Scheduled Co. A will
hold its last drill until September 15
tomorrow night, according to Copt.
Carl V. Tengwald, who announced
that the company Is scheduled to
take a six weeks' vacation.
Expected to Arrive Stephen Wyc
koff of Spokane, chief of the western
division of the United States agr.cul
tural department, blister rust con
trol, was expected to arrive by train
tomorrow to confer with local agri
cultural officials.
Chaplain Preston Promoted Chap
lain Harley G. Preston, who has been
on duty in the Medford district for
more than a year, has been promoted
to the rank of captain in the chap
lain's reserve. Chaplain Preston came
to the Medford district April 29. 1334,
after having served for nearly a year
in the Rockwell field district. He
served in the signal corps during the
World war.
AS HA
SALEM. July 29. CAP) Barbers
not qualified as hair-dressers under
the cosmetic therapy statute cannot
legally engage for compensation in
that line of work. Attorney General
I. H. Van Winkle held in an opinion
today.
The opinion was requested by the
Oregon state board of barber exam
iners after it was learned many bar
bers were practicing hair-dressing.
Finished Their Nest"
Intnl. Calif., girls because they're
to rlpht: Marl Ktans. 0; Barbara
Llndblom, 8, composer of "The
lessons when they're allowed to write
as well as play.
The plan, widely used today, was
In Its pioneering stages 30 years ago
when Miss Jenkins gave lessons to a
9-year old boy named Sidney How
ard, now a successful playwright.
She recalls a wedding march he com
posed "very funereal" in tone, and
some other compositions which he,
with great dignity, tilled "Howard's
Studies No. 3."
PLANE BUILDING
IN EUROPE GOES
ON ATJVIAD CLIP
Rearming Nations May Have
Total of 30,000 Machines
by End of 1935 Anti
Air Measures Studied
By niCHARD P. MeMll.LAN
United Press Staff Correspondent
PARIS (UP) War factories of
Europe are working under pressure
now turning out vast air fleet
which, by the end of the year, will
dive re-armtng nations a combined
total of between 15,000 and 30.000
powerful fighting planes, according
to estimates today.
The air peril to European nations
today Is real because they never are
permitted to forget It. Governments
publicly have recognized the dangers
and It ts only natural that their ap
prehension has been shared by the
people they govern.
Throughout Europe, day after day,
populaeea are trained in the science
of aerial war. They are trained in
the use of gas-masks. To afford pro
tection from high explosive bombs,
Europe Is being pitted with caverns.
At present It is estimated that the
destructive power of existing sir
forces Is between 60 and 75 per cent
greater than that of the combined
air strencth of the Central and Al
lied Powers at the end of the World
War. Existing air forces, hidden In
military hangars either above or be
low the ground, are only the frame
work of the vast bombing and fight
ing power now swiftly In the course
of construction.
Tour Reveals Secrecy.
A United Press correspondent, de
spite secrecy and censorship, after
a tour of investigation is able to
reveal details of building plana and
the reactions of some 35.000.000
people.
Passing across Europe, through
towns and eountrystde, reminders of
the feared war In the sir abound
powerful sirens stand sentinel to
signal the enemy's approach: at
strategic points weird listening con
trivances are posted; mobile and
stationary anti-aircraft guns of all
caliber abound.
In France. It is announced that
1000 marvelous new machines will
enter into Une, ready for action, by
the end of IP35. Britain la to build
almost as many new planes! in Ger
many. Air Minister Hermann Goe-
rlpg hna announced to the world
an expanding air force which will
be second to none. In Italy. Premier
Benito Mussolini la spending mil
lions of lire in rushing through
new machines, as Is Yugoslavia, Po
land. . Czechoslovakia and half a
down other nations.
Soviet toad Race.
Soviet, Russia, now In the lead
with 3500 or more planes, la in the
race. too. It has pledged, further,
to rush a fleet to the aid of the
French If the Paris government
sends an SOS In the event of an
atfack across the Rhlneland frontier.
At the same time, air accords
among nations are going through.
France and Italy will help one an
other with their air forces if they
are attacked. Britain probably will
come Into a continental air accord.
Tf Germany stays out. -Its air fleet,
growing aa It is. will be dwarfed
into insignificance by the com
bined armadas of other powers.
Germany Demands Parity.
The retch government Is credited
with the Intention. If no limitation
plan is evolved and signed, of build,
ing until parity with the combined
fleets of France and Russia Is real
ized. This would mean rushing through
a colossal program. Even estimating
France's atrength. by the beginning
of 1936 at 8000 bombers and fighter
and Russia's at 3500. Germany would
add 7000 units to Its aerial might.
Germany admits that It possesses
about 1000 planes and will go on
building unless the other powers re
duce their might.
Envoy Named
WASHrNOTON. July 38. (API
President Roosevelt today nominated
Finley Howard of Nebraska to be
minister to Paraguay.
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Tomorrow and Wed.
'Bing' Goes Your Heart
A comedy - ro
mance, t to
musk that doea
thine to yon.
HELEN HAYES
In
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ROBT. MONTGOMERY
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THREE MEN DIE
Two men were burned to death and a third was fatally injured
when he leaped to the etreet In a fire which twept the 46-year-old Del
Monte hotel In Aberdeen, Wash. Twenty-four men escaped by Jumping
from windows or by fire ladders. (Associated Press Photo)
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PARIS. July 29. (API The troops
In French Somaliland were ordered
reinforced today to guard agalnat
tribal disorders arising from the
Italo-Ethloplan dispute In East
Africa. Air force detachment and
battalion of Senegalese sharpshooters
were sent to jolu the company al
ready stationed there.
PARIS, July 39. (API France's
fort alonR th? German frontier were
ordered filled with troops under a
decree promulgated today for re
organizing the border forces.
Two new Infantry regiments are
created and a cavalry division mo
torized for the frontier defenses.
For greater efficiency, reorganiza
tion and redistribution orders were
Issued for five Infantry regiments.
seven "fortress" battalions of Alpine
"Blue Devils," two artillery regi
ments, one engineer regiment, end a
bnttallon of tanks.
NO PEACE SIGNS
FISHING SHE
ASTORIA, Ore.. July 39. (AP)
There waa no indication today of any
settlement plan which might fore
stall the Columbia river fishermen's
strike, called for 6 p.m., August 1
by the Columbia River Fishermen's
Protective union.
Statements from fishermen and
packers today Indicated each side
waa "standing pat" on the price
question and neither waa prepared
to negotiate further.
Packers have offered 6 cents a
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ii1 Lionel Barry more Bela i
! T.nrrnfli a T.lnnol At.w.11 and ,!
Lionel Barrymore Bela
Lugosi Lionel A twill and
Elizabeth Allan
IN HOTEL FIRE
pound for salmon from August 1 to
15. The fishermen demand 8 cent
a pound to August 13. and 6 cents
a pound for fish caught the rest oi
the season.
leagUTfails TO .
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(Copyright, 1935. by the Associated
Press)
GENEVA. July 2P. (AP) The
League of Nations special committee,
named to study measures of punish
ment for nations which repudiate
treaties, adjourned today In a stale
mate on the eve of the council meet
ing called to consider the Italo
Ethiopian crisis.
The action of the members, who
failed to reach any' agreement as to
what measures of restraint might be
applied, was regarded as most slgnlfl
cant in view of the Italo-Ethloplan
conflict.
The committee, composed of 13
members, was created as a sequence
to Germany's repudiation of the mili
tary clauses of the Versailles treaty.
It failed to act on a sub-committee
report suggesting that offending na
tions might be deprived of the possi
bility of importing war materials and
products essential to the manufac
ture of armaments and might also be
deprived of financial credits.
League of Nations circles said today
Ethiopia made a major concession In
Its dispute with Italy by refraining
from insistence that the council' dig
to the bottom of the controversy.
Emperor Haile Selassie. In his lat
est communication to the league,
contended himself with getting back
to the arbitration attempts. He ashed
Air Its session three days hence that
the league council define the pow
ers of the deadlocked conciliation
commission.
Upholstering, repairing. Phone
G09-R. Thlbault.
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Kiddles 100
Wednesday!
TO GO SQUARE!
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SEEK WILLAMETTE
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this extra million dollars was not
advocated at this time. The board
expressed the view that In addition
to the cap! to I building the state
should construct a library building,
another office building and a gov
ernor's mansion. The lattwr pro
posals, however, will be suggested at
a later date.
Secretary Ickea of the federal pub
lic works department Is very anxious
to loan the money, the governor aaid,
and in fact he has expressed sur
prise at the modest request by the
state. Ickea believed Oregon was far
too conservative In their plana,
Martin declared.
"We do not want It understood
we are taking the Job away from
the legislature," Martin said. "But
we do have to have a program to
present to It and leave the matter
to the members. We will call them
into extraordinary session as soon as
we ascertain what that program will
be. And haste la an Important te
stis in order to have the federal
funds earmarked.
"The problem we face Is a condi
tion, not a theory, and we must
turn to the trustees of the univer
sity for a definite reply as soon as
possible. It Is important we secure
more land. In the past 10 years, re
ports show, government activities
have increased 8S per cent In space
coverage. This condition must be
recognized."
George Arliss On
Craterian Screen
At once a magnificent spectac.e
and superb entertainment. "Cardinal
Richelieu." which came to the Cra
terian theater last night, surpar-vs
even "The House of Rothschild," the
earlier triumph of George Arliss,
Based on the famous play by Sir
Edward Biilwer-Lytton. the serpen
play shows ua the human aide of
the prelat who stood behind the
throne of Prance.
The story opens with the feudal
lords plotting against Richelieu be
cause he has persuaded the wenk
vuler, Louis XIII, to Issue a decree
confiscating their lands.
Their leader, Baradaa. the Qtiven
Mother Marie and Louis wife. Queen
Anne, poison the King's mind agatnst
Richelieu, and he is., about to slsrn
the Cardinal's dismissal when the
latter slyly appears and frustrates t!w
plan.
A charming love story la provided
by Lenore, Richelieu's beloved little
ward, and Andre de Pons, a fiery
young conspirator against the Card
inal, whom Richelieu wins over and
marries to the girl to outfox the prof
ligate Klng'a scheme to make her one
of his courtesans.
When the sly Baradas convince the
Impulalve youth that Richelieu hed
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leeufy Contest Winaer mni
Bone Fide Tltl.holdef
with ether
LIVI LIVING MODELS
LADIES ONLY
1:45 to 5 P. M.
Prof. Fro nets Fries
Noted oumority on Sex.
He will tell you what
causes divorce; how to
hold your husband and
other astonishing facts.
wu.i'ji:ii.irir,iiiii
MEN ONLY
7 to 11 P. M.
Prof. Francis Prosman
Noted sex philosopher,
will tell you nature's
laws and other delicate
secrets of life and lovs
remember knowledge
Is priceless.
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First 25 Ladies
In line tliurdu be
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A dangerous romance packed witn
thrilling drama is how "Silk Hat
Kid." coming tomorrow to the Rialto
theater, haa been described.
Lew Ay res in the kind of part he
likes, a role with Insldes to It, md
Incidentally, the kind of role t'.at
made him a star, portrays the p?rt
of a bodyguard to Paul Kelly, owner
of a cafe, which la located in the
perilous slums of a big city. He
meets and falls in love with hla em
ployer's girl friend. Mac Clarke, end
an Intense rivalry results, which
reaches the dangerous stage when
both men are at the point of Tun
play. Here the story takes a novel
twist and brings the film to an al
together interesting and dramatic
conclusion.
Mae Clarke ts an Ideal choice for
the" role of the school teacher T:o
becomes the center of the battle c
tween the two men entirely is-s to
getting what they want.
tricked him Into the marriage for the
Kind's convenience. Andre agrees to
kill the Cardinal. Andre goes to do
the deed, but Richelieu again wins
him over and feltrns death when Bara
daa' men break in.
While Baradas rushes to brln the
news to the Kin,;. Richelieu Icems
that Queen Marie and Queen Anne
are on their way to Spain with
secret treaty which will put Mirle's
weak on. Prince O as ton. on the
throne. He overtakes them at an inn.
ftets the treaty and rides back post
haste to expose the conspirators ind
win bark his place In the heart and
the court of touts XUT.
Maureen O'Sulllvan la charm ttifc as
Lenore and Cesar Romero scores as
Andre. Edward Arnold stives hla best
performance as the weak Kin. Fran
cis Lister and Dougtaa Dumbrlla are
both excellent aa the ambitious Prince
Gaston and the sly Baradaa. The
'breath -taking seta and the glorious
costumes conspire to reproduce a per
fect picture of feudal Franc.
Phone 643 We'll naul away four
refuse. City Sanitary Service
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wmm Positively Ends Tomorrow!
ARLISS AT HIS DISTINGUISHED BEST!
The supreme artist of the
screen at his supreme best
... as great as "The
House of Rothschild"!
RICHELIEU iVi B
Starring
GEORGE ARLISS
WED.f'
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Dam Equipment Rill
WASHINGTON. July 20 ( AP)
Senators McNary and Steiwer. Oregon
Republicans, today introduced a bill
to authorise the war department and
the power commission to install
power development facilities In the
Bonneville dam project on the Co
lumbia river.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR KENT fi-room furnished houea
on Berrydsle Ave., (15 month A.
Oregon Realty.
FOR SALE White Leghorns, Hmsen
strain. A. H. Weoster, Central
Point.
WANTED To buy lon wheelbaaa Wj
ton truck. Ford or Chevrolet .re
ferred. Oi ve price t nd cond itlon
in first letter. Box 6780, Trio me.
LOST' Lady's "Fsd" wrist watch:
black leather band- Leave at
Tribune. Reward.
WANTED Home for part Pfrs'.an
kitten. 1016 Reddy.
FOR TR A D ls!iorn hens for
you a; beef cow. What have you?
Box 6949. Tribune.
FOR SALE Chevrolet truck; extra
shifts: 4'5 miles out of Jackson
ville on highway. Bo a den place.
WANTED By tinencumbered widow,
housekeeping; motherless home pre
ferred. 12U West Main.
HAVE several high-class home prop
erties in Gold Hill, central Point.
Medford, Ashland, for sale on rent
al basis or trade for Portland prop
erty. Big reduction for cash. See
or write E. N. Stidd. 40 Onni'.e.
Ashland, Ore.
FOR SALE Bed and springs; Siski
you Memorial lots. Phone 170-J-3.
OHEV. COUPE. 6-cyllnder; looks ami
runs fine; only 9265. Pierce-Allen
Motor Co.. Dodge and Plymouth.
FOR SALE Second cutting alfalfa
hay In field. $8.00 per ton. O. C.
Maust. Phone 16-F-14 after 8 p.m.
WANTED Middle-aged woman for
general housework on farm. Phone
563-M.
LOST Man s ring; sardonyx stone
and whi'e cameo; initialed H. L. B.
Reward. H. L. Brown. Montgomery
Ward & Co,
FOR SALE Solar Comet electrle hslr
dryer. Red Cross steriliser. Coken
shampoo tray, electric washing mi
chine, Westlnghouse au torn tie,
electric ranae end trash -burner.
639 west Fourth St.
FOR SALE Small garage and ma
chine ehop. Happy Camp. Cal.
30-h.p. Fairbanks - Morse Y-typ
Diesel engine, 4-wheel 3-ton cap.
trailer, 2 a.tO-gal. 10-gusga round
tanks, new; will exchange tanks or
trailer for email compressor. K ft
M. Shop. Box 63. Yreka. Cal.
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Eves . . . 3Si
Kiddles . 10,
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Q HIS nose to the grindstone . .
his shoulder to the wheel . .
his heart in his boots ... and is head in
a whirl . . . because he couldn't get up
enough nerve to ask for a raise 1
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With EDWARD
EVERETT HORTON
KAREN MORLEY
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day night only at
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