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mU ; . : . -"" MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOKD. OREGON, SUKDAY. MARCH 22 193ft, p PAGE SIX E 1,1 - i I SEEK MIRY JOB ON PENSION PLAN SALEM. March 31' (AP) Snm H. Brown o( Oervats, former state sen ator and a candidate lor the Re publican nomination for governor t the lMt primary election, announced lent nlRht he would seek the Re publican nomination for United 8tatea aenntor frcm Orenon. Brown will oppose Senator Charlea L. McNary. He aald last night he had been virtually drafted for the race by the United Progressive ao elety. tilth hesdnuartera In Portland. Brown announced he atood for "auch pertinent lnSuea of the day aa the Townsend revolving penalon plan; a ane and practical type of farm and home financing for taking the profit out of war: for preserva- .,a,tti.al raanurrva. and for reatoratlon of absolute currency con trol to me nanaa 01 wie gvrwu-ment." PORTLAND, Ore., March 31-AP) n..nP rharlm. L McNarr (R.. Ore.) mailed hla declaration of can didacy for another term to tne aec- . . . nalam tvlav the Jounial'a Washington correspondent sain. Hla only pledge wa to "continue faithfully to render public service." He asked that three words be printed after hla name on the bal lot. They were: "Candidate for reelection." War of the Trameressnr. 8T. LOUIS. March 21. (AP) A robber shot and killed yesterday during an attempted holdup of the bank of Bloomlngdale. Ind., wae Identified .today by St. Louie police aa Paul .Mills, 37 yeara old, who escaped from the prison ward of the county hospital two yeara ago. I.AWNMOWERS aharpencd. We call for and deliver. 13 N. Plr St. SIMS BROS. Phone 391 OLDS LEADER C. L. MeCuen,. under whoa leaderahip at president and gen eral manager, Oldtmobile baa broken all production and aalei recorda for Ita entire 31 yeara. mm , &t 1111111 aZJzV wi C LJlH015 UG.HTS $565 I U"""'-' WINDSHIELD f)( Wr CLEAR WIPER BLADES . . IF V vision ?uELABDsu?ry'... w EQUIPMENT c ' I TAIL-LIjHI . . . I It tT REAR-VIEW s I I III ffibrf MIRRORS tVl l-SUNVORS ... 39 lljySOUR BUDGET PLAN FOR ALL iak WLtua yJJ&JXiAXlAlX.1 WHS) l Phone 620 II $5 FEE REBATE ON FARMEI SPECIAL TIRES T I i Automobile Urea should be "tailor made" for the service to which they ore to be used, -according to Jack Anatey, budget manager of Lewis Super Service Station, 8th and Front etreeta, i Mr. Anstey says: "for passenger cera, where high apeeda put a pre mium on safety, a tire made to resist the Internal heat generated by fast driving 1 essential. For thla," he ex plained, "Goodrich haa developed the SUvertown Safety tire with the Life Saver Oolden Ply. "Various type of trucking call for an almost infinite variety of tires.1 For example," Antaey pointed out, "a new 'Store Door" SUvertown haa been especially designed for use on trucks serving milk routes, food and grocery delivery, department stores, and simi lar business Involving short hauls and frequent stops. "Another type haa been adapted to the needs of the logging Induatry, Trailers carrying heavy loads have atlll another type designed for their needs. "The public sometimes la prone to believe that tires are Urea Just aa plga la pigs'," Anatey aald, "but mod ern highway transportation calla for the service of a specialist." Ninth and Riverside UTXM March 31. (AP) Karl Snell. eecretary of atate. announced today rebatea of win oe m to all licensees of pick-up farm trucka. following the order today nr circuit Judee L. H. McMahan for a peremptory writ of mandamus fixing the licenses on in" vypo vehicle at as. Instead of S10. The ault to mandamus tne col lection of what was termed a "dou-ki- ... fiijwi htf w. s. Boatman of Tillamook county. Snell aald he would not appeal tne case to m aupreme court. He aald he under- , ,h nniM' Mnniien oniv to D1CK- up trucka used for farm purposes snd not to oiner typen. The law had been declared uncon atltutlonal by Judge L. H. McMahan of the Marion county circuit o FUTURE PROFITEER CLUB ORGANIZED SALEM, March 31. f AP) A group of Salem citizens went a step fur ther In ridicule of the conduct of war with organisation of a "Na tional Association of Profiteers of Future Wars." Members proposed to handle all supplies for the armed forces, the n, Mntonmsnta and other wartime outlaya. at a baala of cost plue 35 per cent. Tney propone to share five per cent of the proflte tv, h men who do the fUthtlng. Rufua While, Mexican and World war veteran, waa named president nt Aim Chanter No. 1. Colonel William Aurd. Spanish-American and World war veteran, la vice-prenraenv. Watch la Clue. ARToniA. Ore.. March 31. (AP) a mm watxh rtf unioue deslen .w.4 In the Identification Of a body found on the southwest wsan- i nr.. ah Ha.j-h aa mat or mil in j Noel, seaman of the freighter, Iowa. which nk with her crew of 84 January 13. KNOX LAW REPEAL AIM OF PETITION SALEM, March 31. (AP) A pre llmlnary Initiative petition filed here. late yeaterday provided for the re peal of the Knox liquor control act, and would replace It with a ayatem of county and city regulation of the aale of Intoxicating liquor. The Home Rule league, Portland represented by A. E. Kern, president. and R. O. Welch, secretary, apon acred the repeal measure. The measure would grant towns and cities the right to license, regu late and control the sale of hard ltquora. Tax revenuea would be allo cated on the basis of 36 per cent to the general fund of the atate and 7a per cent to the common school fund. Buckingham's Ice Cream, Candy A Parly specials The crest, aan s. ueuv 'd. LV3 LI.- aw srar - m m mmm '2b v -PW?---(Pt1 ' ' e e e end it asks no odds of any car at any price Afa.rsr Stt Coupe $41S If all America realized Pontiac's goodness this car would lead the world in sales lattllPV YOUIUlf WttH tOMITHINO Htll-tfr A 1 171 8INCKRRLY believe that no other car at Pontiac'i price li to well qualified to keep you satisfied and mvi you money. Every Pontiac feature ii the finest money can buy. Pontiac is America's most diitinctive car. Pontiac has a treat record foe dependability. Moreover, you can't do better than a Pontiac for all around economy. In the annual 352-mile Yosemite Valley Economy Run, under American Automobile Association super vision. Pontiac defeated all entrants in its class averajinf 23.9 miles per gallon (no oil added). You can't ask for more, and you can't get more at Pontiac's low price. Prove it with a 10 minute rtde. I Lit price r PnntUe, Mteh . -Win at M'J tr-t fh "' nrfM0 tft thm "9" (tuhit fnrfStntf without norW Smfttr p!f gl$B ttndtd on Dm l,u " anrf "i",Stndmrd group ot .- tor to matra. 0(ff4onQ.M.A C tnw4 Timm Pjmnt PJn. PORTLAND SW10KEI TATE'S RESORT AT E RUNS PORTLAND, Ore.. March 31. (AP) Portland faced the loss of the larg est Individual payroll In Oregon today. Harry A. Green, president of the Doernbecher Furniture company', ord ered the night shift of 450 men laid off and said the remainder of the 1,000 employe will be released grad ually. The announcement followed a ver dict In municipal court holding the Doernbecher company guilty of vio lating Portland's amoke-denslty ordi nance. Municipal Judge Donald E Long did not levy a penalty. Green aald: "We don't want to be a nuisance to our neighbors, so we will move to another state." He de clared the furniture business was too highly competitive to permit Install ation of a new power plant, and re marked "We have prided ourselves on keeping men working during the de pression, but we cannot continue In the face of this ordinance." The Doernbecher plant was established here in 1900 when v the company moved from Chehalls, Wash. Walter W. R. May, of the Portland chamber of commerce, said special meeting of the chamber committee will be held today and commented, "We did everything we could. It Is terrible thla had to happen." NliEOD SPEEDED Improvements are progressing rap Idly at Tatea Rogue River resort ot McLeod In preparation for an active season. The Improvement program has been under way since March 1. A new store has been built, additional cabins have been constructed and the whole lay out haa been modernized, all facili ties having been electrified wherever possible. Formerly the McLeod auto camp, the property was acquired last fall by A. D. Tate, retired head of a Los An geles printing company. It Is Mr. Tate'a aim to convert the place Into a model, year-round fishing and hunting resort, with all necessary supplies and equipment available for the fisherman and the hunter. The resort la 81 miles from Med ford on Crater lake highway. It has a frontage of three-quartera of a mile on the highway, and a mile on the river, the grounda comprising 20 Romance of 50 Years Culminates at Altar SPOKANE. Wash., March 81. (AP) A romance which had faded for half a century brought the marriage here todoy of George Langton, Mln neapoUe, and Mra. Mary Arnold, of Lewlston, Idaho. He la 75: ahe la 7J. They were aweetheaxta M yeara ago. Their patlis diverged, and both mar ried. They recently learned of each other'a whereabouts and correspond ed. Langton came west for the mar riage. They will live at Lewlatoa. 4 Dse Mall Tribune want ads. FOR NAVAL PACT LOLNDON, Eng., March 31. (AP) The United States, Oreat Britain and Prance today accepted the final draft of a new naval treaty limiting the alee of battleships and the building of cruisers for six yeara. t The document will be algned next Wednesday, when a conference of four months ends with the original big five powers of the 1033 Washing ton agreement reduced to three. The draft treaty aa finally approved would restrict battleships to a top size of 36.000 tons, ratam 1Q,000 tons aa the maximum for large cruisers and provides that none of this slue shall be constructed during tha six year period. Ndrman H. Davis, chief of thr American delegation, served notice. however, that the United States would consider herself free from the large cruiser holiday if Great Britain should build more than TO cruisers. DE E SOIL BONUS WASHINGTON, March 31. (API Announcement of stoma details of the new farm rogram brought a quick response today in telegraphed pro tests against rates and conditions fr paying aoll conservation subsidies to producers of rice, sugar cane and sugar beets. The protesting farmers were under stood to be contending that they would not receive sufficient reim bursement under the payment plan outlined yesterday by Secretary Wal lace. Aa nurlrnm.rftl ttxtenfilon directors arrived from several states to confer with the AAA," two main problems were reported bringing knitted brows In conferences of officials responsible for administration of the new farm relief proRrsm. LOAN AIDE SEES 1936 HOI GAIN An Increase In the purchase of homes during 1030 waa predicted by A. V. Llndgren, loan representative of the Equitable Savings & Loan asso ciation of Portland, at the monthly meeting and luncheon of the Med ford Realty Board In the Hotel Jack son rrlday. Increasing rente and frequent mov ing caused by the sale of houses oc eupled by renters will cause a grow ing number of persons to purchase their own homes. Mr, Undgren stated Members of the board engaged In a general discussion of the local real entate market, a feeling of optimism being apparent. Charles Ray, board president, presided. Rate Time Granted. WASHINGTON. March 31. (AP) The Interstate commerce commission today eitended from March 3S to March SI the deadline for ftllnr w-ht dutcs of rates and fares under the IBM motor carrier act. officiai met eiAit ICONOMY CHAMPION My persona) attention glrea to ai a-aWh repalra, fao-ajry atyle workman shi reasonaoly priced and thorough ly guaranteed, jno w Johnson nre$lotie STEWART WARNER CAR RADIOS TO OUR' We mean iu that. Everyone, regardless of income, can uie our liberal plan. HERE'S PROOF! Last year, nine out of every ten customers completed their purchases and our easy credit requirements in less than ten min utes. 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