Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 27, 1935, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRD3TJXE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1935 Jackson County Farms Earned $25,269 in Year For Crop Curtailment Dance Instructors to Give Lessons WASHINGTON, Aug. S7. AF) Benefit paymenta to farmers or Idabo. Utah, Oregon and Washington through the fiscal period of July 1. 1034 to June 80, 1936 were reported today by the agricultural adjustment administration to have totaled 17,- 899.673.94. With no sugar benefit payments, Oregon ranked third In the amount of money distributed to farmers, having received 3.482,109.48. Although Utah ranked fourth In the total amount of money, 81,906, 697.97, distributed, that state receiv ed the largest amount for curtail ment of the sugar beet crop, the Washington state received the sugar payments amounting to 81,- largest amount In wheat, com-hog and augar benefit payments, mo amount being 88,493.260.59. while Idaho was "in second place with (5,718.503.90. Washington jdaho ... . Oregon Utah Wheat ...A,762,732.43 ... 3.412.823.70 .... 2.632.182.76 ... 627.808.67 049,288.61 The following table shows the amounts of money received for cur tailment of the various crops In the four states: Cnm-HoRS 712,327.36 1,339,821.81 849.926.73 228.800.79 Benefit payments to tho varloua counties In Oregon Included: ttaKer Benton Clackamas (Jlatiop .. Columbia .. Coos .......... crook .. Curry Ueschutes , liougias UUliara ............ Grant Harney ..- Hood River Jackson Jefferson . Josephine . .. Klamath ....... Laicc .. . Lane Lincoln Linn Malheur Marlcn Morrow Multnomah Polk bherman H TiuamooK Umatilla Union . Wallowa ........... Wasco .. County Total (81.188.22 27.878.3B 77,647.70 2.000.10 13.403.89 9,699.48 13.498.89 3.964.63 10,597.09 13,624.63 252.771.24 6.024.96 3.673.93 4.582.92 26,269.18 81.868.69 5,825.64 27,510.73 9,211.39 46.772.48 2.287.34 88.304.42 63.701.72 110.407.08 266.408.70 6.929.61 61,634.00 371.966.12 16.496.80 986.889.72 214.702.02 178.700.69 226,443.22 Wheat S33.807.58 II. 906.48 25,662.27 285. IW 3,313.08 10.209.28 3,137.19 1.614.57 336,413.30 9,786.44 78,448.70 1,426.80 0,862.73 6,323.08 18,018.37 38,717.21 16.810.17 80,781.44 358,136.37 39,331.46 366,133.71 048,900.69 169,683.34 76,583.13 188,883.06 r vsl rf fi,''i' ' y , M : ,4 1 828.200.81 J f '" ' If" - l . ' " , 965.866.39 A H f i, . 'WWS.t---"aHa ;M 1,049,288.51 Corn-Hogs 47.380.64 16,882.92 63,096.43 1,734.91 10,184.01 9,699.46 8.606.89 3,964.43 ' 7,459.97 13.009.98 16,357.94 6.024.95 8,673.93 4.682.03' 16,483.74 8,421.99 4,398.74 17,667.00 3,988.09 97,164.09 3,287.34 60,787.21 38,082.66 79,626.62 8,272.33 6.929.61 29,312.64 18,831.41 16,495.60 36,780.03 56,010.68 103,123.67 37.560.17 Olorla Stuart, Lnlversal star, and Gene La Verne showing the start of his new, thrilling dunce creation. Through the sponsorship of the Medford Mall Tribune and the Crate rlan theater, Medford girls are going to be given the opportunity of learn ing Hollywood's newest dance sensa tion, with an Internationally famous dance Instructor as their teacher. And all free, Oene La, Verne, famous dance cre ator and favorite ballroom dancing teacher to the movie stars. Is coming to Medford to appear In person on the stage of the Craterlan theater. He will Introduce his latest and most beautiful mallroom dance creation, "The Dance of the Stars," the same dance he has tought to such screen Celebrities as Jean Harlow, Carole Lombard, Thelma Todd. Jean Parker, Kitty Carlisle, Una Merkel. Toby Washington Yamhill 69.540.30 102.919.55 28.867.14 51.269.09 3,714.21 51.650.46 83,482,109.48 2,032,182.75 849,028.73 Wing, Gloria Stuart and a host of others too numerous to mention. La Verne haa amazed all Hollywood by teaching most every movie star there In one easy lesson and Medford girls will be able to have the same Instruction at absolutely no cost. All the girls learning this dance will have Mr, La Verne himself as their partner In a unique and colorful contest at the Craterlan theater. Valuable prizes will be awarded those who are ad Judged the winners. Read forthcom ing lasuea of the Medford Mall Trib une for full details of the free les sons and Oene La Verne's personal appearance at the Craterlan theater. HOLDS DANGERS L WASHINOTTN, Aug. 37. (Jp) The president today signed the Robinson Terry echool finance law which au thorizes the reconstruction finance corporation to lend amounts up to 10,000,000, for the benefit of tax supported public school districts. The measure Is to enable political subdivisions "to reduce and refin ance" outstanding Indebtedness con tracted for the "purpose of financing the construction, operation or main tenance of public school facilities." The act lmposea a 83 per cent limit on the loan period and lays down se curity stipulations and definitions. ON RAIL REPAIR CREW PORTLAJiD, Ore., Aug. 27. (jp) Responsibility for the train crash In which five were killed at the Little Baldwin creek bridge west of here August 6, was fixed today upon the head of the repair crew working on the bridge, his supervisor and a bridge Inspector. ' The 38-oar train hurtled Into a gulch when the bridge collapsed. Be sides the five killed In the twisted wreckage, three were Injured. Phone 542. We'll haul away your refuse. City Sanitary Service. Exhaustion Of Country Will Give Germany Free Hand In Austria U. S. Will Feel Race Repercussion. By SIR NORMAN A NO ELL (Nobel Peace Prize Winner, 1033) (Copyright. 1935, hy the Associated Press) NORTHEY ISLAND, Maldon. Essex. Eng., Aug. 27. The results of a war between Italy and Ethopla. Insofar as they affect Britain and America, can hardly be In doubt. Italy would of course conquer Ethi opia, but not easily, and Its subse quent occupation of the country will be extremely exhausting. Oermany will In consequence have a free hand In Austria. Weakening Italy will be one step more toward the re-estab lishment of the military hegemony oi europe through Germany which both Britain and America fought the great war to frustrate. Menace to Democracy The menace to democracy will be Infinitely greater than would have been Involved In a victory for pre war Oermany. Another unchecked successful assertion of fascist military power, coming arter those made first by Japan and Oermany the latter having been able to defy the victors with complete Impunity within a few years of their victory will In fact reduce the remaining great demo cratic state of Europe, France and Great Britain, to something like Im potence. The position of the British empire will be weakened In any case by the planting of an "expansionist" and an Intensely militarist state, possessed of a particular political morality which inspires an Italian policy, along a lino vital to Imperial com munication commanding the head waters of tho blue Nile, and establish ing a new frontier marching 100 miles with the frontiers of British colonies. A still more Important considera tion is that Italian aggression upon the only remaining Independent Afri can state will add the most inflam mable fuel to the flsmes of Aslatalc and African nationalism which must sooner or later place the whole im- 1 perlal structure In danger. The ln ; tenslflcatlon of race feeling will cer- Italnly have American repercussion. Intervention Inevitable Sooner or later Britain will be com pelled to Intervene. As fuardlan and chief shareholder of the Suez canal, the position of facilitating and mak ing profit out of an act of aggression which defies all International rights and which also undermines Britain's own security, will become ;oo absurd for Indefinite acceptance by the Brit ish people. "Intervention" mustn't be readas naval or military operations. It may consist of closing the canal, leaving the next step to Italy. America won't be dragged In In the sense that she was dragged In in 1917. But sooner or later she will be compelled to co operate with other states In with holding from Italy not merely muni tions in the last stage of manufac ture but those things Indispensable to war. The United States not only is a signatory but the actual initiator of the treaty dcclnrlng non-defensive war a crime against mankind. To supply a criminal with means for his crime or to refuse to co-operate In checking or making difficult what America herself declared to be a crime will, as the situation is clarified, come as a shock to the American con science. There will ultimately be co operation between Great Britain and America to stop the supply of mrnns for carrying on operations which be fore long become little more than senseless murder. Britain could have stopped the whole tirlft toward war if she had been given a lead modeled on the ac tion of American statemen something over a century ago; if, in other words, she had declared a principle of the covenant to be her Monroe doctrine. The covenant declares a state in tha circumstances of the Italo-Ethloplan dispute which goes to war with one member of the league goes to war with all. Water Spout Kills 6 In Genoa Harbor GENOA. Italy, Aug. 37. (p) Res cue squadrons searched the harbor to day for victims of lost night's water spout which killed six persons and injured at least 50 others. A surrey indicated damage to smaller' shipping vessels, and the havoc caused by the huge inrush of water to the dorks probably would run Into the millions. The larger ves sels anchored In the harbor suffered relatively slLght damage. Schilling "3" HS IVDORE It's the humidify a that makes most cereals lose their freshness in hot weather. Kellogg'i Corn Flakes stay crisp and delicious, protected by the WAXTITE inner bag. Refreshing for breakfast or lunch I Kdi CORN FLAKES u Urn m 3 mi r ntnan-L - -- isM,.iJUJ'H, "I ,p.!' 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