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JIEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. SUNDAY. DECEMBER 8. 1933.
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STRIKE HOSPITAL
(Continued From Page One.)
dropped 7Vi tons of bombs on Deasye
nd vicinity. The American Red Cross
hospital, badly damaged In yester
day's bombing, was again hit and ell
patients had to be evacuated, the
correspondent said.)
Aa In yesterday's bombing, the em
peror was warned In ample time to
seek a place of safety. He w&a not in
the palace during either raid.
Seven doctors at Deasye. either
members of the Red Cross or the
American Seventh Day Adventist hos
pital which waa bombed, issued a
formal protest against the "airocl&us
and cruel demonstration."
They declared that three squadrons
of four planes each bombed tho town
for an hour, showering It with In
cendiary and explosive dhrapnel
bombs and causing many dead arid
wounded. The declaration said:
"The first bombs 11 dropped on
Red Cross ambulances on which the
International emblem was holst-ed.
We detail:
"Five were aimed at the main build
ing of tho Tafarl Makonnen hospital
(The Adventlst hospital), completely
destroying the Instrument room and
two wards.
Declaring that the Red Cross em
blem was clearly displayed tn con
siderable numbers around tne hos
pital, the doctors said:
"We protest and stigmatize this In
human act before the whole elvllhwd
world and call attention of all gov
ernments, the League of Nations and
all religions to this fact that within
the Red Cross enclosure, more than
40 bombs were dropped."
Thompson Showing
Good Improvement
J. C Thompson, division manager
of the, California Oregon Power com
pany, was reported considerably Im
proved yesterday. He has been con
fined to Community hospital since
November 22 when he suffered a
stroke. His numerous friends have
been glad to hear of his steady Im
provement. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FURNITURE repaired, upholstered
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Medford Bldg. Phone 303.
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HELEN WETTER ER will be at Cin
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 7. (UP)
George L. Berry, federal coordin
ator of -industrial cooperation, warn
ed Industry tonight that if It fall"
to accept government leadership,
the country may head toward an
other depression.
'Any plan of action Ignoring the
government's natural leadership in
the nation's affairs. Is but a shad
owy substance and must certainly
fail," the president's aide said.
Berry warned the 3.000 business
and labor leaders meeting here on
Monday to discuss Industrial coop
eration that they "must meet
squarely 1 the problems of unem
ployment, taxation and public debt."
If this conference does not. an
other will, he said.
In an interview Berry said that
unless business Itself provides em
ployment for the 11,000,000 Jobless
men It must continue to pay the
bill for relief through high taxes
and possibly Increasing federal def
icits. Business must foot the bill In
either case, he said.
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New telephone directories were dis
tributed In Medford yesterday.
The new book contains 42 pages
as compared with 38 in its predecessor
Issued last December. Medford list
ings occupy 17 pages as against 16 a
year ago, an Increase of 13 per cent.
Grants Pass listings Bhow an increase
from six to seven pages, a gain of
16 per cent, while Ashland remains
the same as a year ago with five
pages.
YOUTH CHARGED
WITH CAR THEFT
Leslie H. Ell Is ton. 22, of Spokane.
Wash., was arrested by state police
at the California border yesterday
afternoon on a charge of stealing an
automobile In Roseburg Friday night.
He was confined to the county Jail
here pending prosecutiun by either
the state or the federal government,
which may accuse him of trans
porting a stolen car over a state
boundary.
The car was owned by L. E. Scott.
Copco employe In Roseburg. It was
a new 1935 Plymouth coach.
Ellis ton abandoned the car after he
crossed the California border Just be
fore reaching the quarantine station.
California police recognized the car
as a stolen machine And held him
until Oregon state police took him
into custody, the police report said.
Ell is ton admitted stealing the car,
according to police, saying he wanted
to visit his parents In Dunsmulr.
VAN VLACK TRIAL
SET FOR JANUARY
TWIN FALLS, Idaho. Dec. 7. (AP)
Douglas Van Vlack, 32, of Tacoma.
Wash., charged with murdering his
young former wife and an Idaho stato
policeman, probably will go on trial
for murder in January, it was Indi
cated tonight.
Prosecutor Edward Babcock said he
planned filing a new complaint with
in a few days, charging the man with
the two crimes, that of slaying Offi
cer Fontaine Cooper near here and
later shooting his ex-wtfe. Miss Mil
dred Hook, 22.
Film City Figure Dead
HOLLYWOOD, Cal.. Dec. 7. (AP)
William C. Camp. 62, former color
ful figure In social circles here and
in Chicago, was found dead last night
in his apartment. His physician. Dr.
Robert H. OrlfTith. said he had been
suffering from heart trouble several
years.
Phys Ed Plant Let
PORTLAND. Ore., Dec. 7. (TP)
The Ross B. Hammond Construction
company of Portland submitted the
low bid today for building a physical
education plant et University of Ore
gon. The structure will cost about
315.000.
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A. H. Banwell. manager of the Jack
son County Chamber of Commerce,
left by train last night for Portland,
where he is to confer with United
States government officials regarding
improvements of the Medford mu
nicipal airport.
The federal administration has al
lotted a huge sum of money to bring
commercial airports up to govern
ment standards and an effort is being
made to obtain sufficient funds to
modernize the local plant so that
pace may be kept with the rapid de
velopments in aviation.
Mr. Banwell expected to be gone
until Wednesday. He was reluctant
to discuss his mission In detail until
his return.
OF POTATO ACT
WASHINGTON, Dec. 7. (AP) Ex
emption of consumers who buy their
potatoes in regular retail establish
ments from the penalties for viola
tion of the potato control act was
announced by the AAA today.
Previously It had been believed
that not only the first purchaser of
unstamped potatoes but the consum
er to whom they might be resold
later would be liable to a fine which
might be as high as $1,000.
The potato law, which became ef
fective December 1, provide for a
tax of i of a cent per pound on all
potatoes harvested ofter that date
and sold In excess of a national tax
exempt allotment.
BUS DRIVER ACTS
IN ROLE OF HERO
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 7. (UPI
Coolness of a driver prevented a
panic today when a Pacific Grey
hound bus, bound for the Bay
Meadows race track, caught fire on
Bayshore highway. Twenty-two pas
sengers escaped uninjured.
A short circuit under the hood
caused the gasoline tank to Ignite
and explode, passengers said. As
smoke and flames poured from the
engine, the driver, Elmo Novell), 26.
Santa Rosa, swung the vehicle on
the road and calmly directed the
passengers to safety.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 7. (API
Competent supreme court observers
tonight gave Richard Bruno Haupt
mann but one chance In five, at best,
of gaining any delay from the high
court in his fight against a sentence
of death for the kidnaping and mur
der of Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr.
Estimates of Hauptmann's chances
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hundred.
The estimates were based on obser
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In addition to acting on Haupt
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government to punish In the federal
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banded warehouses under the cotton
warehouse licensing act.
2. Decide the right of building
and loan associations with state char
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without state consent.
Both of these Issues, Involving a
conflict of federal and state powers,
may prove of great significance as
far as the New Deal Is concerned.
Immediately after reading opinions
the court will hear argument on the
validity of the AAA.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 7. (AP) A
suggestion the senate munitions
committee might scrutinize bids lor
a new liner, opened In New York
today by the United States Lines,
was made tonight by Senator Bone
(D.. Wash).
He contended the bidding appar
ently was In line with evidence
previously developed by the com
mittee of collusion among, major
shipbuilding companies.
The Newport News Shipbuilding
and Drydock company of Newport
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day and kept a movie company wait
ing half an hour to proceed with the
filming of the picture, "The Country
Doctor."
After the belated start, the five lit- j
tie Rlrla were photographed for seven j
minutes. In a sequence In which Jean
Hersholt, veteran Hollywood actor,
romped with the children In the hos
pital nursery.
The quintuplet needed no coaxing
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sholt gleefully, pulling at his clothes.
It la expected all 'he Callander
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The parents of the quintuplets. Mr.
and Mrs. Ollva Dlonne, proteitcd to
day agalnM the use of photniphte
light in the making of moving pic
tures and attll pictures of their quin
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EUGENE, Ore., Dec. 7. (AP)
Russia will not make war for a long
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