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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOKU. OREGON. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31. 1935. PAGE FrVE MORGAN ESTATE WILL BE FOR UN (Continued Prom Page One.) will esta.bllh & permanent home or to learn the exact length of their British stay were unavailing. Col. Lindbergh, the Morgan spokes man said, probably will make no pub lic statement until he has had time to survey the situation. Members of the crew of the Amer ican Importer, on which the Lind berghs arrived this noon, said they understood the voyage from America was made to avoid being In the United States at the time or the exe cution of Bruno Richard Hauptmann. condemned to die as the Lindbergh kidnaper during the week of January 13. Rulne Not Factor. The Morgan spokesman, however. Indicated the Lindberghs' motive was more complex, and added business had "nothing whatever to do with the visit." Employe aboard the ship also re ported they had overheard Lindbergh at dinner during the voyage, saying: "We are not going to Paris; we are staying In England." He did not, however. Indicate the length of the stay, W. H. Oregory of Morgan, Orengell A Co., acting as Col. Llnbergh'a per sonal representatives in Liverpool, was asked If the Lindberghs wilt es- tabllsh a residence in Britain and whit 1 were their exact reasons for leaving j America. He merely re-piled: I "Col. Lindbergh will not pive any i Interview or issue any statement ' j dsy. The family intends to rest for J the remainder of the day. I At the Adephl hotel. It was Indl ' cared the trio would remain over night. The Lindberghs made hurried I transfer from boat to taxi today, I dashing down the gangplank of the j Importer to be whisked Into the ( heart of Liverpool to their hotel, ea i corted by & carload of detectives, j They were the only passengers on i the boat. IN COMING YEAR Porter to SchnM Norris Porter re- turned this morning by train to Bu ! gene, where he Is a student at the ' University of Oregon. ! (Contlnueo Prom Page One ) tack on the British fleet as a reprisal I against sanctions. I -May strike Elsewhere j The British fenr is based on the belief that Mussolini must give a fa- vorable accounting to the Italian j people for his military activities and, j in the absence of outstanding sue ' ce&aes In Ethiopia, London fears he may strike elsewhere to divert the attention of his nation. Just as II Duce desires colonies, so does Adolf Hitler. This, coupled with the vast program of militarisation In the nar.l third relch. gives the diplo mats of Prance and Britain some thing else to worry over, i; Oermany returns to Oeneva and if it enters into any pacts guaranteeing the sta tus o,uo of Europe, it seems up to the British to persuade Hitler. As a reward, Hitler surely would demand the return of at least some of the colonies taken from Germany by the treaty of Versailles. Fear German Rearmament German rearmament tc a great ex tent la responsible for the diplomatic maneuvering for alliances continuing over Europe. The pact between Prance and Soviet Russia, negotiated out of professed fears of the nazt regime, still remains to be ratified by the French parliament. To offset this. the nails seek allies to the south, to drive a wedge between Parts and Moscow. Soviet Ruasla also professes great roars In the Far East. It looks like distrust on the combination of Jtipan and Manrhoukuo and It builds a common defense with strategically placed outer Mongolia. Observers, recalling ter crises which have precipitated widespread war, can only see dark clouds ovei Africa, Europe an1 Asia. National Affairs As consequential as are all these factors to the powers of the world, the dominant interest In the Ameri can scene In 193 is the presidential campaign. The New Deal, with Its changes In relationship of government to society, cornea before the nation with one principal Issue: New peal Issue Shall the New Deal be continued? The forces In power have their candidate. Franklin Delano Roosevelt; they have tne.r platform, the New Deal. The oppositionists Republicans, dlsssilsfled Democrats, and forces of industry and business acting more or less Independently against the ad ministration still must obtain both. Will the candidate be one of thoae talked of today Borah, Land on. Knox, VandenberR or a "dark horse" as in 1020? Or will it again be Her bert Hoover? The New Deal Is ready for the bat tle, but it may be forced to make changes before the election. The su- ; preme court, early in the new year, i will decide on the constitutionality of some of the principal New Deal measures: The agricultural adjust ment act, with Its processing tax; vhe Tennessee Valley authority, and the cotton control act. The Wagner lab jr disputes bill and others slso seem destined for a hear ing before the nations nigh est court. But the basis of the New Deal has been built, it combines to make the philosophy of national planning, of s government-led program for social se curity, of stricter government regu lation, of government operation as a "yardstick." It accentuates an underlying Issue; Constitutional revision. Whether it appears as an outright Issue, consti tutional revision nevertheless la deep rooted in the campaign of '38. Hohlweg's Top Shop SIDR CI RTA1NS Mnfle To Order or Repaired! 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Central Phone 67 It's just a matter of Hours before January 1st Will Be Here A New Year A New Future Opening Before Us. The First Baby of 1936 Will Be a Symbol of All That Is Good for That Year! Will It Be Your Baby? ' 1 Fvery year .pedal plant are made to welcome the first tmlir to be horn on the flr.t day of the new year. Thla year wa hnye made especially elAhorate plan! Every merchant on this pace Is tolng to glee a hand some Elft to the first baby born after the rlork strikes midnight December 31st. If your baby Ii born half a min ute after ... as long as It Is officially January 1st thot bnby gets er ery prlxe mentioned on this page! Knter your baby In the great stork sneepstnkel Shower Me With Flowers I like flowers in my room, and so does Mommy. We admire this florist's choice cut flowers and beautiful plants. Free to Winner: Mixed Bouquet SCHOEPEN'S FLOWERS 218 East Main Phone 1040 iff? Vr i W Fm Not a Gold Digger! 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FREE TO WINNER: ONE PINT OF MILK DELIVERED DAILY FOR ONE MONTH 1 Snider Dairy & Produce North Bartlett Phone 203 Fm Clothes Consious That's why I want my Mother and Dad to take their clothes to the Uunique for quick, su perior oleaning service. FREE TO WINNER: DRESS OR SUIT CLEANED AND PRESSED Unique Cleaners South Central Phone 96 Fm Young but Proud The West Side Pharmacy has offered to help me take care of my appearance. I'm making a New Year's resolution to keep my hair combed and brushed. FREE TO WINNER: FOUR PIECE PYRALIN TOILET SET FOR BABY 5. Vr ,-V 5 t West Side Pharmacy Your Rexall Store Main & Orape Phone 778 at ( . .1 4 OF COURSE I CAN'T EAT MEAT But my mother and dad know all about where to get the very best meat in Medford. They recommend the Economy Market. Free to Winner Five Pounds of Steer Beef Roast, from our own fed steers. Two Pounds of Link Sausage, our own make. ECONOMY MEAT & FISH MARKET EAST MAIN STREET PHONE 46 I'M GOING TO SAVE MY MONEY! The sooner one begins to save a little the easier it will be to continue this splendid babit all through life. It's a great satisfaction to have a Bank Account FREE TO WINNER A TWO DOLLAR SAVINGS ACCOUNT IN THIS BANK FOR THE NEW BABY I Medford Branch of The First National Bank of Portland Deposits In this bank are insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. a. A. Schramm. Manager K. Thorndlke, A4lfnnt Malinger (Iris rrnaford, Assistant Manager
