OREGON
i 5
u. s. c.
MINNESOTA 40 STANFORD 32
BEARS
30
STATERS . .... . 13
IDAHO 4 . 0
PITTSBURG ., 6
NEBRASKA 0
The Weather
Forecast: Cloudy Sunday,
followed by rain Sunday nlnlil
or Monday; moderate temper
ature. Hlhet yesterday 1
Lowest this morning 32
!TMrtieth Tear
Bv Taut Mallon
Copyright, 183S, by Paul Mallonw
' WASHINGTON, NOT. 16. The
down-wlth-Roper club within the
new deal has been tittering about
the com mtrcc
secretary's assur
ance to the groc
ers that the
breathing spell Is
here to stay.
Members of
this extensive
group of official
leftists say Mr.
Roper plays the
basa tuba In the
new deal band,
that he Is often
off key, and us
PAUL MALLON
ually blows by
ear rather than by authority of the
master's music sheet.
What these liberals do not know
this time Is that the Roper speech
was surveyed (If not edited)) ahead
of time by a presidential secretary.
Also that this secretary usually does
his editing of such Important cab
inet speeches at the Wlilta House
breakfast table with President Roose
velt. Discord among new deal musicians
about what piece tney are going so
tit nevt. aftr thia current rest per
led simmers down to the following
essential sure facts;
, a wrl.rt nf onvprnmentBi miictude
in considered advisable by ull new
deal factions. Liberals want U to
consolidate their gains. Conservatives
believe it will be helpful to busi
ness, and to politics. Nevertheless,
the nature and extent of It are
highly doubtful In view of pending
supreme coirt decisons, which may
or may not knock out half of the
new deal; the forthcoming Decem
ber 0 NnA. conference, the coming
SEC difficulties with the holding
companies.
The period, therefore, is one of
watting for incubation, rather than
anvthing etw. It apparently wtH be
emphasized by sincere effort to
bring the budget nearer to reason.
But little can be done to assure an
early balance, nor la there likely to
be any fundamental swerve toward
other than the well Xnown objectives.
You might y they are moving
Mr. Roper and his tuba down to the
front row, relegating the piccolo
playerB to the back, while every
body waits.
anniTHnitf h8
The gov.riiKt-"- ki -
developed something new In Juris
prudence a flvlng squadron of law
yers to meet tlie lecal rush on the
new deal. Trie White Houm has
been moving ita beat legal men
quletlv "from one department to
another trom time to time lately.
Latest move was that of Jerome
yranlt from his nrc post to worlt
on some particular PW cases In
Tolvlne power. Also labor solicitor
Charles Wvransltl has softly depart
ed from Ml PerKlns and Joined
the Justice department.
A few weelts earlier. Metsra. Cohen
and Corcoran were "borrowed" by
the D. of J. to take charge of the
Wilmington Holding companies case.
The Justice department still earlier
obtained John Dickinson from the
commerce department. Stanley Feed
and Paul TYeund from nrc.
A (troup of Important Tttio
ycre w dtcsln the AAA th
othtr fy. Tiwy wf-e oying
it quntlotwbi policy It . "a
the m time srelng on how
much It iiu lion l"1? for th,lr
buslnCM. Mon of them uttrlntlfd
to the government benefit payment
the recent ftrong lnrree of rudto
m!e. nct even the increased price
of radio stocks In Wall ttreet.
Unanimous! they decKIM it wa
a bad thing, but they were for
Tlie Tsnltee traders hare been
pepped up considerably by the Can
adian trade agreement. They are
talfcln? eotto voce about prospects
eif esrly areementa with Spam.
Holland. Prance. Also possibly even
Meiico. Treat lea with Brazil ana
Colombia are near ratification.
The backstase workers also see
the ultimate prospect of a treaty
with Britain. So negotiations have
been attempted yet, even In a pre
liminary way. Difficulties are er
loua In the case of Prance and
Mexico, but there may be develop
ment soon cn 8paln and Holland.
The realisation of these hopes
will require months. If not years.
Also, It would man rather aub
stantial revision of the D, 8. tar
iff. The rest reason that the Cansdlsn
PILOTS .....
OHIO ...
ILLINI ......
Medford
full Associated Press
REVISION MONEY
POLICY OF FIR.
HELD VITAL NEED
"New Gambles With Future
Of Nation" By Fiscal
Theories, Charge Pro
poses 11 Point Program.
NEW YORK, Nov. 16. (UP)
Former President Herbert Hooer to
night called for a complete rever
sal of fiscal and monetary policies
of the Roosevelt administration,
which he asserted was "gambling
wi th the future of a nation and
already had brought America "to
the threshold of devastating infla
tion." 1
He proposed an 13 point "con
structive fiscal program." including
restoration of the gold standard,
stopping "unnecessary public works"
and balancing the federal budget,
"not by more taxes but by reduc
tion of follies."
Such a program it imperative to
prevent "disaster to the i security
and happiness of this nation.1 Hoo
ver contended, after saying tbafc the
country "shows hopeful signs of
recovery despite great hinderances."
Hoover, who came here from . Cali
fornia earlier In the week, spoke
before 1,000 former residents of the
politically strategic state of Ohio
at a dinner of the Ohio Society
of New York.
Silent On Own Plans
He made no reference to his own
political plana or hopes, gave no
hint a to whether he intends to
seek the Republican nomination and
try to win back the presidency.
But his broad attack on many
phases of the new deal left no
doubt that he Intedds to carry on
at the forefront of the Republican
attack on the Roosevelt administra
tion. Hoover indicted the whole range
of the "new economic planning "
which, he said, "was neither con
servative, liberal nor common senses.
But It was the fiscal and inflation
ary aspects of this planning that
he- viewed as mast dangerous.
The "constructive fiscal program,"
that he offered as an antidote was:
1. "The waste of taxpayers' money
on unnecessary public works should
end." . .
3. "The administration of relief
should be turned over to ioca! au
thorities. Federal expenditures lor
i Continued on Page Eight
SOCIALIST MAYOR
ITS SWITCH OF
RELIEF BURDENS
WASHINGTON, Sot, 18. fAP)
Mayor Daniei W. Hoan of Milwaukee
today branded "absolutely untrue"
statement that states ana cities now
are in a pooition to take over the
relief burden from the federal gov
ernment. A president of the United States
Conference of Mayors, the Socialist
who has been mayor of Milwaukee
since IfiiS headed a delegation of
more than 100 municipal executives j
arriving In the cspitui for a three- j
day discussion of relief and other 1
problema.
In an interview, Hoan commented ;
sharply on a atatement in the pe-
rtodical review of the Chamber of i
j Commerce of the United States, which
I said ;
"There are atrong intimations
that the administration intend to
insist that the states and their sub-
divisions carry the burden of relief
i in the future. Improvement In the
economic position of the atatea and
municipalities la such that the? are
t fully capsbls of bearing a larger
1 load.'
j After a derisive snort, the veteran
1 mayor said there are few agencies
, "which know less about civic af lairs
than chamber of commerce."
j ''That's true not only of Miiwau
, kee, but of every city," he said.
"Since the depression merchant
have had to drop out of the cham
bers because they couldn't pay their
dues, while the public utilities have
doubled thir memberships,
j "'ft may b thsi some time in th
future, cities and state wiij be able
. to care for people who can't work.
But they don't have fund even for
'umrr.ployable rieht now. The fed
eral government must jrive (hem time
to adjust faucet u ai make Diana."
w. s. c. .
PURDUE
w. 0
IOWA
CLARK GABLE AND
O On ItL I
Ciark Gabitt. ranking acreen Jovar, and bit second wife have agreed
en in 'amicable aeparatton," Mra. Gabi announced in Hoifywood.
"Just can of temperament," the Mid. Sable it vacationing In New
York. (Aaaociated Preae Phsto
FIFTH PARALYSIS
CASE IN COUNTY
ANDERSON CRK
Elton Petri, 38f Anderson Creek
farmer, was reported yesterday by Dr.
A. N. Johnson, county health officer,
to he suffering with infantile paraly
sis -
He had partial paralysis of both
feet and a suffjeestion of paralysis in
both arms. Or. Johnson said. He
became HI a-bout a week ago ad
gradually became worse until Thurs
rfitv when he consulted ft physician.
The case was disjznoped yesterday as ;
polio myelitis. Petri lives with his,
parents on his fatm near Talent.
This la the fifth case of Infantile
paralysis to be repo the county!
since the disease brohe out here-on
November S. At that time two pu
pils of the Howard school were strick
en and both died within a week. The
other cases have been scattered.
The Howard school waa closed but
the other schools of the city and
county are open- In accordance with
the advice of the state department of
health Medford schoola are remaining
open but, aii cases of colds and other
minor ailments are being TiKttly -
eluded, a number of student having
been sent home Friday, E. H, Hedrick,
school superintendent, stated yester
day.
',. .v.n
city achiola the past week, inching
the atutfenta touch. Mr. .HedrlcX saia,
This ia being done, he explained, tot
curt the spread of colda and measles
aa veil aa Infantile paralysis.
K. r. Case Isolated
KLAMATH PAlL8. War. !. (API
Althouah eiprealng belief that the
case diagnosed yesterday aa infantile
paralysis might be only a minor Ill
ness, i4-yea?-o!d student of S!Us
whnftl. the lareest In the city, was
In the county Isolation hospital for
observation today.
The rooms of seventh and eighth
grade students have been temporarily j
dismiaaed.
No other infantile paraiyeis caaea
have been reported In the city.
Four werj in conty2 communities
and one In the city.
NAME THORNDYI
DADS COBITTi
CORVAI.LI9, Ore., Not.
The Omcon iStat Dad a ciuh ejected
W. R. Miif-r of Portland president
in connection with 'Oad'a Wcefc-enE
leativitiet. ;
Other officers named IncE'Kied: C,
W. Mcauch.ftt, Aatoria, vice presi
dent; Dr. Cari T. Rosa, Portland,
treasurer; I. T. felt. Port.and. CTe
tary. Members of the cwn
.TJitlcc am; John H. OaliwTiCi- and
Fred . cook, Portland; CharSea H.
Reynoidt, Ia Orande; J. f. Porter,
Corvi!ia, and &tene T.torndiV.e,
,fe1foT'i.
Tr,e c'.ub endorsed the O. 8. C.
atlti prvvrsrn and the general ooi-
20
10
12
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ARMY . . ...
IRISH ....
INDIANA .
CHICAGO
MEDFORD, OREGON,
WIFE SEPARATE
BACRAMENTO,. Nov. 16. AP
Transfer of the country's banking
Interest from private liands to the
federal government was wrgrd be
fore the National Grange today by
Erwln E King, master of the wash'
ington State Grange.
"Privately-owned banks are oper
ated primarily for tha profit accru
ing to the owners," said King in
presenting a resolution whlrti
asked the national body to adopt
as an expression of policy
We beiieve that the time has i
come when banks should be oper-j
aled on tt service basts and
not
primarily for crolit,
"We fawir a government-owned
and controlled banking system,
which wllJ be operated in ft similar
msnner to the postoffir iepart
ment,M Kins' TesfcOluiioii, referred to
Ending committee for a report to
Ue delegate isody, came as the
f expressions ot
Grange masters upon the
problem of financing the farmer.
George Sehlmeyer, master of the
California Grange, declared that the
reduction of interest rsics was of
vital necessity to Agriculture and
FEDERAL RULE OF
ALL BANKS URGED
AT GRANGE MEET
nlne pointed out that the JfittJoBai
f P had expre,ed
j h"B vtem.
YULE FUNDS FEEL
PINCH of the:
SAJf FRANCISCO, Soy, J. (Vf)
The iinancis! depression from
Jh!rh th viu t
saving rurtd clubs among Ita vie-
""""
"v yeli to-
plan enerseticaliy advanced by bank
ing Institutions,
Major hnk in Washington, Ore
gon, Utsh, and Arissona have ahsh'
oned ths pln in the iast few
years. They found it too expensive
i5mller hanks in Ariz-rms and
faome in Montana atiil colict nick
els, dime, and dollars weekly from
ibeir clients and return th accum
uiaVd vim the first week of De
cember, but it i ehiefjy in Caii
in the westv
U PAOTt JLaOOT Asks
Sales Tax Repeal t
AS FRANCfiSCO, Nov. i. &
Itepeal of th aaiea tex wiii he th
ohjecttre of a atate-wirie 03mpiin to
he launched aon h? orenJz"t lhor,
F-iwrd D, VandcJey?. prednt of
th California atate federation of la
bor, anKO'inced today.
Trade Mr
BOSTON. Nov. 1 iAP-UDAi
: Trade in wooi her wa roucit sJor
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MICHIGAN ....... 0
DUKE UNIV, . . .25
N. CAROLINA ,0
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
Ho Opinion, However, On
Rule Against Advocating
Communism in Schools
Asks Definition Of Rule
WASHINGTON,. War. 16. p; ; Mrs, j
E-eaor Roosevelt csme into th row
rer ruling that capital teachers
may not teach eoTiramntsm oday by
citing two examples, which,, lead end ;
to end. conveyed she Idea that she;
fchMrb it .would be iMtrd on the
teachers.
She refused, nowerer, to express n ;
opinion In the ruling by Coajptrai-
5er General McCarl that-tesfchcrs must
ilgn ft timeiit that they had not
tenghi or advocated commimlsm be
fore drawing each pay cheric. But she
said he thought it Important that
someone in authority define wha the
milng might mean.
Mrs. Roosevelt laid down tx-o Shesis:
O To fceach does not mean to d
rocate. 2J Teachers her are dne for dif
ficulties when they meet Russia in
geosTraphy and economics classes.
Her own definition for th verb
"to teach," hich ahe dryiy com-
nsented wonid be milt valueless io
the District of Columbia teachers,
Ms. Rooseveifc gas-e as follow:
I teach or tell my ohlid if he put hia
people about scrmcthir. I do not
think it jneana to advooaie anything.
I teach o fcell my child If he pats feis
fingers on Ujo stove h will be bm
ed, I do not Rdvoeat that he pttt hi
fingcra on the stov to hro taeas
bitrned.
ASK DEVELt
PRESENT
SALT IAKS C?TT, Kqt. IS- f AP
The National Reclamation assoc
iation tonight declared for deveiop
ment of present reriamation pro-
jecta In preference to acrea
and for fuii dpveiopment of elect
rical energy from irrigation reser
voira. The reclamation burt-au was aakwi
to give ptvfcrcRtiai consideration
to expenditure for the betterment
of pxistine ayatema and to provide
jnippiempntai vater auppii for
anch systems where n?ded.
An additional resolution whicR
asked that She foun-au "take th
steps a may be neceaaary to estah-
lih and determine the fan that
such net? development will not in
iwr or interfere with the compie-
iion of proper regulation of exist
ing Irrigation nterpriw Jn tne
drainage bajn affected." waa tabled
after it had been challenged h?
Wiiiiam ft, Wallace, chairman of the
Utah water storagft commission, a
nn?cesr7.
lie declared the reciamation bar
ea always had done that, and
sUbouffh his statement waa ques
tioned by other speakers, the reso
iutin waa rejected hy a standing
vote.
Ttif- power reaohition IJfeewir waa
the object of atfacis with reference
to ita recommendation "that the
net revenue derived from such in
cidental power development ahaii
accrue to the benefit of the pro
Jecfc concerned and iha powr con- ;
wjfflur thereunder.
fieorge W. MaJone, Nevada atate
engineer, pointed out that in adopt- I
ing that claitae of the resolution,
ihe conference would he in oppo
sition to th 8ouidf canyon pro
ject act, since it permitted the
atatea to ahare in the power rev
enue. 4
Special Session
HAi.EM, f?ov, is . AFi Til c -
governor durlnff Wr P'
i tl aiH t3d in atetiatics
Mrsre inUoduced,
Paaaed by iej?i!iiture, 7.
SiRnyi by Rovernor. tH.
Flied without signature, 9,
Wtoed by govrnor, 2
KlUed by powerful iegialsiiv
FIRST LAD! GIVES
IN TEACHERS ROW
iv-crtuf committee, St. Oregon' cor caras oa a S3-vrd
j ftiiia dt-d in o.hrr committee. 2S.prlt;t fey OalSsak?. visiting safety
Kified by i?(:sturc, 31, ? man, is carryij bri past is th
i Withdraa fj&ja coniidefaUoa, i5. fni pefiod
'aibun
17, 1935.
Fascist Grand Council In
. Resolutions Praise HDuce
And Denounce Sanctions.
ROifS Not. i. iW Th fascist
grand couritiS meeiing witi Premies-
Mussoilni to pian sirategy in th face:
of impending economic sanctioiis, ;
hiried defiance at the world to&ight. ;
Two momentosia wsolaon were
adopted by the council tfter meet
ing of Enor than two Jsoars dorfction
in the Venice paisce.
One acclaimed W Suce a fee m
teriallzer of liaiy'a ighta ia Africa"
end nraid that TtaJIajJ are ?dy
to me'sc any cific in the peaent
criaia.
The other denoinoed Sov. iS. 1355.
a "a date of shme and iniquity in
Ehe hisiorr of th sKJrid
AuofcSjer pesoiution invii Italian
to befiag their home& Mondsy, when
economic ssnctiona voted y the
league of KaUoas to cure the Itft&sn
canipsign in east Africa go into f-
foct.
TSjo iMicii TotJ as exprejagon of
sympathy with ceantrie which
thresh fsln? to join in sanctions
"heiped the cause of peace.
Ti;e jwfiolsjtlojs eaoujicini?
tiona wid the Izrsxw howd dete?
minatios to strangfe Ut ZtaiUn peo
ple economically as well c ttempfc
Ry UBiiiifti 5-5?em aji impede the
iBRieri&iii.tio3s of their idtftift,"
The council wiil meet i?n Mon
day for fitrsher cS!ot3 on th
tions threat.
Oregon s ?rtty cloudy tonight and
Sunday; Jlght raina northwest por
Sjh; iititff change is tewsperatare;
nsodrate sotithwest to weat vinds
off the coaat-
SAK FSACIBCO, Kor. AJ$
Tim ouiioclc Jar the far weatero
tatea Kxfc weefe S enei-BiJy fair
except frcqenfc rains in . Pacific
northwest and extreme northern
California, and probable mioii
week In northern California
nortJwra piaisaa. Tetnperaturea wiiJ
fee normaie
fliAKC3SOO 3for
Tne 25-m Chin clipper vu pat Jb
ahaoo feoday ter i eo-rnilft tuning p
crHise of? Si Golden Gt tomoT'
row s a ppeiimitjary to her Inaugural
trip ta the orient next wwi with 15s
first transpacific; air nwtii.
BuntJaya jaant,. exp?te3 to ksp
th bl aeap3n la th air about
how, wiii er aa a training
and xperie?x-B.therini3c iniiae or
soma new crew members empioys
by th Vti American Airway.
Some of 6hait whos namea hare
not aa yet sees ssouncot. jna? o
irjciuded is th if ntaii iKsyrai
Cail&jrnl to Manila, trip Sot. 22,
BULLETIN
Kihi Footbsii
E5.5ene 3, H-esehuTjf
Salem iJ McMlnnville. 13.
Klamath Falia- in Grant Pa, 5-
CHfCO, CaU 1ov, Chleo
S5?e oo11sc defeated Southcrs Ore-
iiojs Korma as--?, today for ti Caii
. fomiana' first Ticrtory is ftv yeT
over thei? livals i&m th neislibor-
ng state
The first half w acowJca but
ooi5 after th tfcisd i?artr oe7n
and they reached th jjoai line on a
i dflah by lAmbrecht befor the period
ended.
Jn th fourth B.ijftrT JEreJErt found
! hoi is th cste? of tho Southern
Orpjfos iin for another acor d
Cottar smashed over for th third
1 towchdowfl.
H1EB
rim itm fitiini
IPMENI Aimiun mrrv
PROJECTS! ruK.uuiniinu nun
MONTANA , . 0
NORTHWEST . . 32
WISCONSIN ...... 13
Jap Premier Told:
Drink Less Sakif
By Mikadcts Aide
TOKYO, Nov. iIV-Piinc
Kimmoeht Saioaji, tht ewperof
highest rsnkit adviser, d Pw
mier Kelsiife OkKds- tSfcy;
Drink Se $io,uor Attend to
your duties.1
Pinier 05ca ORPi?JaJ 5s&
ii. act considered B5am?co?thy is
Japan. hav often been th
Jct of esta in tiie .?ip5twe pms.
Congress Exceeded Powers
1n Extending Bedemption
' Period, High Court Holds
vHSGAOOk sot, 1, fift ; BaJiE
that congress had xcedi it pow?
under tho fcanirupicy ciii of
onctituticn th Urrfted Stta Q!srt;
of ,ppeia to? ti evntn clrsiiit $c- i
day held the redemjstioa of:
re-eeacted FrGFttr-Lcmk feci ub- ;
sn&&utonB,
Th dc4aio2i, ea?nt th
hicb provided , threa yr tedesap
o trlod ttntr farss foTiojiT.
waa anajsisjaoiia.
W thinfe ihi fixing o? pcUls
period fo? tha redetnptloo oi prop&ij
followiHg th5 forecjoaure oojsatiisite
auch. a tt reguo a f bar on
rs from iirine iw Gadget "WiH
fcf. Sparita, Sinel ASscJsaJer d
Chsrloa Q, Sfiggie h?Sd,
They added tfca opinion that in -
tending th redemptSisi pri&i for
UsTte yeera beyond tht fixed: hy
atatytea "oongres xeeedeg Sfe pow
era conferred upon U andr SSse
ruptey clauae of th oonatittios.
T-ise deciaion foiiowod iwo ader
run is federa? diatrtot ooaris,
at Peoria,. 111., waa oaaidereS bosiy
blow to th J?w Tea5 ie&r-Uiiten.
Th first rrri-r-L?nfe st wa
held inoonatitntionl by th
SUtit-u auprema ooiat in
Th new ct -was passed is Aiijpat,
IOS Cl. Kor. tC j
APJ Charssed wiiJi sttJBpns to;
hoio: ap th paymactf? of th United j
Siis firet on th battleship Ca3ii
fornia whiie tha vsl wa JiM5 $niJ:
tt sea, Oeora Albert Bsysjt 35-yr j
old sallofi. was ferought into p7t:
here today.
Jfavai officer id oyo? waited;
into th quarter of iyt W Fei
Trien, th pysaiw, shoMei i-i
volver to hi Jlb si eiimed;
Thi f a atiekap-
Th officer waa forced $o w13r to
a lower !tra BirfSBJr h swusj os
th aeahian and othera of th crew,
attracted by th scuffle, aided la
overpowerini? Boyog it wa aaid,
Boyog, officer aaid aspiaiised siss
ply that ha "seeded Bsossy fediyt
ASHfffGTOK JfOT, i. ?A?5
i Pro(rr in the f ijsht s4nst th aar
eoti marihuana, was reported today
by Commiasioner H- AiwiiRStar ad
vocata of stiff ntsc for Kairss
act Tioiato?-
Anaiinge? said wid acreage of the
caiinibis saiva weed, or f ndJaa Jstssp
hv been destroyed Btiy is Pss
syjTSi! Kw Torfc, Ohio, Caiifomi
and OtoTSit.
Whil many state hav lw d-
algned to sppre eowts sd ci-
vatlon of th sarcotiCe dcribd teyj
Anaiiiger a on of th most dtEr- j
aa, th ia no faderai law controJl- i
ing it, Federal agent co-opfi with i
atata and local authoriti how?,;
In dtc&Rg jnarihuan yititios, i
cijcarett making nd aaiea,
Murder and other crimes of ferti- i
tality" Ansllniwr ald of tea
conM!iltted by those addicted to tfel
tjapcoiic,
tOKDOf?. Star. SS. Tfet
0af Ijpr cast! tad; fet iS
babT eipectus je aprsnf tey ts
Cosin! Htura-ns-SewriiiiiW,
former Bftrtear ette?i. iewi5i fe
i sets is ef!rtf
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J iff BS BBJTe
I of o?7ft jobf mssy
f i 33 Sfafi T?3obw
I"Sssffrd d, Tf? JOSt f K3T-
No. 20i,
Old Age Pension
Leader
Confer
And Hadio Priest
Boih Dissafisfi
Hm Deaf Now,
With
JSEHKHT. Vet, 3. (&h C5a3
is the pns&tntlsl c&ns-
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