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IfEDFORD MATT! TRIBUXE, MEDFOKD, OREGON". SOTAT. SEPTTOrBE'R 13. 1933. PAGE SEVEN 10 GERMANY FOR WASHINGTON, Sept. 14. (AP) The United States tods; expressed official regTetthat Magistrate Loula B. Brod sky of New York City had made "In tuiting" remarks concerning the Nail flag, but disclaimed responsibility for his words as not voicing any official attitude of this government. Secretary Hull extended this gov ernments regret orally to Dr. Rudolf Ijrltnea, charge d'affaires of the Ger man embassy. "Although in this country." Hull said, "the right of freedom of speech la well recognised by our fundamen tal law, It Is to be regretted that an official having no responsibility for maintaining relatione between the United States and other countries, ahould. regardless of what he may personally think of the laws and poli cies of other governments, thus in dulge In expressions offensive to another government with which we have official relations." Criticizing statements made by Magistrate Brodaky In which he re ferred to the swastika banner aa a "pirate flag" In freeing five alleged communists charged with tearing the flag from the liner Bremen on July 36. Hull said: "The department la constrained to feel that the magistrate, In restating contentions of the defendants In the esse and In commenting upon the Incident, unfortunately so worded his opinion as to give the reasonable and definite Impression that he waa going out of his way advewly to criticise the German government, which oritl clem waa not a relevant or legitimate part of his Judicial decision." WATER FOR 'MINES SALEM. Ore.. Sept. 14 (AP) Two large permits for water to be used In mining operations and for power pur poses In Josephine and Baker coun ties were filed with the state engi neer, C. E. strlcklln, engineer, an nounced today. A. B. Carter of Portland requested .r fnt. nf water from Mill, Birch. Quarts, Blanchard. Rlcka creeks and the south fork of dutch creek nd north fork of aauce creea m The Pine Creek Mining, company and the Aureus Mining company m Dn.tiin rmiitjrt loo second feet of mater from Pine creek, tributary of Snake river, lor ooin mining nnmnu. In Rnker COUntV. Akerlll 4c Taylor of Grants Paaa asked permit to appropriate eigni : end feet of water from Quartz creek, tributary of Rogue river, for mining purposea in Josephine county. RUM SALE PROFIT LYAMII SALEM, Ore., Sept. 14 ( AP) Sale of hard liquor In Oregon since late February, 1034. has brought In a profit to the state of nearly one mil lion dollars from that source alone, the secretary of stat reported today In submitting a report of the condi tions up to date. . With license fees and the revenue tax, net receipts to the state totaled SI. 606.350. License receipts totaled 9313,149: tax revenue, M30.934, and store operation, $963,267. Administra tive expense totaled 13, 547, The liquor division has paid Into state relief a earn of 93,256360 in cluding issuance of certificates of In debtedness, of which $050,000 of the certificates are still outstanding, the report shows. T OF STATE TO QUIT AAA MARKET CODE PORTLAND. Ore., Sept. 14 (AP) Contending that "the walnut indus try of Oregon Is strong enough to stand on Its own I9." Untted Srates Senator McNary today JolneU Oregon walnut growers In their battle for home autonomy In walnut marketing. Referring to a meetirg of the agri cultural adjustment administration to be held in PortUv.d nxt Friday, Senator McNary advised the Associ ated Walnut Growers of Oregon of hts belief that the Industry in this state "can thrive bettrr under a mar keting agreement of its own making." At the Portland meeting the wal nut control board, consisting .vainly of Callfornlans, will set up h m (.fleet lng agreement for the 1935 crop. The entire membership of the Ore gon association of growers was said today to be prepared to attend the meeting with the avowed purpose of withdrawing from the agreement and seeking a control board with local members and officers who woulu ad minister marketing for Oregon. II ' MUNUHL HELD EOR DEATH slaughter was faced today by John A. Moore of Condon In connection with the fatal burning of Olaf Nelson. Oakrldge, Lane county, war veteran, during an American Legion conven- t tlon celebration here. Nelson, wearing a Hawallsn grass skirt In a convention fun feature. I was fatally burned when a lighted I match waa thrown Into the Hula THE DALLES. Ore", Sept. 14 (AP) skirt. A charge of Involuntary man- Yesterday the Wasco county grand Jury Indicted Moore, a service station operator. He ln.latrd he Inadvertently tossed the lighted match In Nelson's direction after lighting a cigarette. The state charged the act was delib erate. Moore Is at liberty on s.5,000 bull. Nclswt died August 20 In a Port laud hospital. 4 KEYS and expert lock repairing Medford Cycler?. 23 N Mi Pb Jl PENDLETON. Sept. 14 (AP) The Oregon game commission at a meet lng here today extended the open sea son for Hungarian pheasants in Mai- heur. Baker. Union and Wallowa counties from October 13-November 3. and October 13-November 30. 1 The Rev. Gardiner C. Tucker em September 1. 1935. completed SO years' service ss rector of St. John' i Episcopal church in Mobile, Ala. The National Safety Council say that one out of every 100 persons In the United States was Injured In motor vehicle accident In 1934. Auto accident take more lives than homicides and suicides com bined. Twice as many persons In the United State were killed by acci dents In 1934 thsn were killed in action or died of wounds in the World wsr, according to the Nat ional Safety Council. Nearly two-third c: all school child accident occur outside of school hours and off school prop erty. Nearly half of the persons killed in motor vehicle sccldents during 1B84 were pedestrians. Walter W. Abbey reports the sale of six new LaFayettes, four new International trucks and two new Orthams during the past two weeks. A. O. Anderson, manager of the Bsfeway store at Main and Holly, purchased a new Lafayette coupe and Sam Velt. Hilda A. DeMera and Prank C. Doremus are the owners of new I93 Lafayette coupe The l1, ton International tracks were delivered to the Brophy and Co. ranch and Robert H. Fields of Central Point. Chester Brltun took an International pickup and the Siskiyou school district No. 37 has a new International school bus. New 1936 LaPsyette seden were delivered to Otis Hckett snd Joe Plnnela. New Orahsm sedsn were purchased by Bay Coleman of Jack sonville snd Helen Lareen. Two car loads of Laravettes will arrive next week, according to Mr. Ahbey. The drivers In the auto races st Grant Pass todsy selected a new 1936 La Fsyette sedsn for the pacemaker. 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