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PAGE SIXTEEN MEDFORP MAIL TRTBTTKrE, BEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1936. PEACE PROSPECTS IS EDEN'S WARNING (Continued from Psge On) mh unless you ar. prepared to do something to allay the anxiety In Eu rope which you haw created?" Hugh Dal ton, spokesman for the la bor party, launched an Immediate at tack upon the Looarno treaty powers' proposal for settling the Rhlneland crisis. Dal ton called the plan to have Brit' jsh and Italian soldiers stationed up on German soil as guardians of the peace "fantastlo and absurd." Bald Dal ton: "With Italian soldiers leading the last declarations of etgnor Mussolini to the senate, In which the name of England was hissed, Musso lini appears to ham treated so far, with silent oontempt" the proposal for consultations among the general staffs of the Locarno treaty signator ies. In bis statement, Xden was express tog the attitude of the British goT arnment. "I believe we are beginning a per iod which must, at best, be one of the most crttloal In International ne gotiations," he aald. TAX PROGRAM FOR HOUSE IS (Continued from Pago On.) Boms oommlttee members said rail roads would pay no more taxes under thin arrangement than they do do, wd perhaps lest. "I want to make It clear,' said Chairman Doiighton (D., N. 0.), of the full oommlttee, "that the report ktaaa been accepted only as the baala for healings." The 19-pare report was devoted merely to explanations of the pro jected new tu program without com ment on the menu of any of the pro posal. LAWlOTTELAYS Extradition of Albert Mioheli and Clarence Molanarl, Ban Francisco commission brokers, Indicted In this county for larceny by embezzlement, to -wit, defrauding Jackson county turkey growers out of proceeds of tbelr shipment, has been deferred pending filing of briefs with oov arnor Merrlam of California, by coun sel for both aides. District Attorney Oeorge A. Ooddlug aald today. A technical lugal question Involved Is whether or not the crime waa com mitted tn this state or California, the fUstrlot attorney said. It will be ar gued In the briefs. The district attorney also aald that the oommlBAloner of agriculture for California had filed a report with the governor, aettlng forth that com-; pialnU had been received from Cali fornia growers, regarding the opera tions of Molanarl and Mlchell In that state, but In lesser amounts than al leged by local turkey growers. Defense counsel also notified the district attorney that In the event ei tradition waa granted, they would file habeaa corpus proceedings to prevent return for trial here. Hlrlke Hettled. OR BOON CITY. March 38 (AP) Carpenters employed on the Enta cada high school project returned to work today after walking out In pro- test against the aveerted employ ment of non-union plumbers. Offic ials said the dispute had been sat- ; led. presumably with the employ mnt of union plumbers. NEW YORK DAY BY DAY By 0. 0. Mclntyre NEW ORK, March 30. Nothing has become mors standardised In the Manhattan mosaic than the dinner crowd In the so-called smartly Inti mate cafes. Even waiter captains seem stenciled. Tba orchestras play the same muted tunea and there's usually one noisy party out of bounds. As though seek ing, ha, hi , curlty there Is the well known actress, not play ing at the mo- ment, at a corner table with her up pity dog by her aide. And there Is the Inevitable gentleman of affairs whom the tambourine -capped page boy la forever paging to the phone, These are expensive places. A sim ple dinner for four with no liquor wrecks a $20 bill. Pie with a dollop of lo cream 80 cents. And while they try to separate chaff from wheat by such tilts, the sprinkling of shaff Is aver present. Muggs In tuxedoes and lemon verbena ladles who stick to gin neat. But In the main an orderly, plushy pack. Murmuring In tight-lipped boredom. They merely toy with their drinks and peck at their food. Their object la to kill time and be seen, especially by the social chatter writ ers who never fall to look In a moment. crossed the ocean 300 timea . . , Har riet Hoc tor eats on big meal a day lunch . . . O rover Whalen's the only metropolitan police commissioner to wear a buttonhole flower ... Mar garet Illlngton's favorite room at Ma jor Bowes' country place la Just as she left It . . . And her personal maid still sleeps In the room adjoining. Just as she did for 14 years . . . Owney Madden 's ambition la for a secluded farm where he can raise pigeons. From the Wide Springs Weekly Vis itor: "Over on New York's Broad way there are smart alecks who never think o going home until daylight." mats pourm iv on am, ia. leua (Copyright, 1936, McNaught Syndicate.) DEATH PENALTY (Continued from Page One.) The marriage of Win field K. Bhee- han and Maria Jerltza, the opera star, has proved a domestic triumph that would delight even Kathleen Norrla After their European honeymoon, they returned to the telephoneless ranch house Sheen an had built In Hidden valley, an hour's motor drive from Los Angeles. Sheehan Is out every day chopping trees and watching his chicken incubators, And Jerlttia In sunbonnet putters about the garden. Their small dinner parties are folk- sey affairs where everybody plays games and la called upon for some special stunt. And Jerltza contrlbu- utes at least one song. Austria re cently sent her four milk-white ponies: Frank Sullivan has" finally come down from the mountains. After hi bernating In his native Saratoga, bob sledding, wood sawing and cutting up at candy pulls, he is accustoming himself again to city life by easy stages. He has an apartment on serene Oramercy park and by easy gradations expects to be north of 42nd street by mid-summer. ' Sullivan can stay put In the outland, but In the metropolis Is the No. 1 Fidget and Heaven's gift to the moving van peo ple. A slack month when he has not moved at least once. Ye Poet's Cornet Another humorist, Robert Benchley, It la thought, may soon be permanent ly lost to New York. His time now Is divided almost equally between Man hattan and Hollywood. And his in creasing success as a movie player Is more than likely to Inspire a long term contract ht cannot resist. On his present Journey to the coast by boat he was accompanied by his 88-year-old mother, a lively lady who passed along a sense of humor to her son. Last year he took her to Eu rope for a brief stay. Bench. ey, who Uvea at Scarsdale, has two sons, one In Harvard, the other In Exeter. Moat retiring of the funny men, per uana, la Will Cuppy, who writes of the love life of the two-toed sloth and to ehange hi pace reads mystery novels. He la known as "The Hermit.' anl generally ducks the literary round ups. Most humorists eventually be come exllea. The reason: Everybody expects them to be funny on all oc casions and speak free at banquets. Mark Twain and Bill Nye saw but few people In their closing years. W'Ml Rogers flew to his desth getting awny from constant demands. And Irvln Cobb Is becoming more and more a recluse In the Santa Monica hills. Thingumabobs: Dr. Paul de Km If has a week of New York first nlttht Ing every season In full dress and then goes back to Ms Michigan woods and corduroy . . . Martin Beck has Ihe cccr (By June C. Johnson) Some call him a "Drifter" or a plain "Three O." But he look like a real young man to me. His heart Just as true, his hope Just aa good. Doing his best In the Oregon wood. In these kind of times, believe me, friends of mine. You cant Judge a man by his "labor sign As long as he "hopes" and still keeps "faith. He's heading out for a much better place; He Is American Manhood In this country of ours; A country we hope will soon see hap pier hours. Each family Is rich to have such son; His family Is helped by that lad be ing out here Away from his friends and hi home- side fun So we gladly welcome The CCO as worthy ones. Goudfellou-shtp (Dedicated to the Men at Camp Bly) Here's to those good fellows Out at old Camp Bly. I drink a toast to you tonight. And this Is the reason why: It Is not the fellow who holds your hand In an Idle hour, you know; Nor the fellow who slaps your back As long as the highballs flow. But the chap who speaks a kindly word When the world Is running wrong; And the fellow who grips your hand like h 1 And tells you Ufa Is a song. What If you know the sucker lies? What If he knowa It, too? There are times In life when the friend who lies Is the only friend that's true. Cavil and rant, ye prudes that will, Of the evils of wine and gin. But somehow the real true things we feel Leak out when the wine leaks In. The fool Is a fool and the cad Is a cad, Whichever Ood meant him to be; But the man that's a man Won't forget he's a man, Though he's out on a heck of a spree. So drink to this toast from your hearts, my friends. From a heart to a heart let It run. Here's to those good fellows at Bly; Their health, and Ood bless every one. 'Elizabeth Wllkle. Marinette Knit Boucles Zepher String. ETHELWYN B. HOFFMANN'S. 8 PHOTOS Ibo. Peaaley'a Studio. Use MM I Trlbum want ads. INDIGESTION. GAS IF yon are troubled with indigestion, 1P, sour stomach, dizzy spells, if you are weak and lark appetite, try Dr. Pierre's Golden Medical Discovery now. It stimulates the appetite, im- nrnM tlia Ac nir. rood dixnat hettrr. Kra.l rtil Mij rtulerins Capp. o MM Hln At., Sf.ul.. Wash., aald: "Som. lima IM my Mimtarli iua,le mc mlarrable 1 hart KMlljiruInn hailly, nr.ro (,11 like ullitg. and wn.il, brlrh v I (HI llred and miserable. Hr I'lrrre a lii.lilcn Medical Dlacovtrr ! me qn rk rrllel. Il rid me at the .... In my '" h and relieved me the Indlaemlnri " llul I could rl without (eat at dialreaa. 11 twve ttir a stkxI ennetiie. ton" ttiry row! Isew tin. laha. 50 eta. I.tqnld SI fll fc $ ta Summer Time is Awning Time y Single Window IS Spear Type fainted otnpe $ J00 30 inches wide Pre-Summer Showing Lawn Furniture and Swings Lawn Swings Reclining Chairs $1095 $135 JSL fits "P JIL with arm rcaU Largest Stock in Southern Oregon Medford Tent and Awning Works Beat Coven T. T. BURK Auto Topi and Curtains Main near Riverside Canvas-by-the-yard Introduced a confession In which Stringer told of going to the Caplea noma and shooting Capxea when he put up a fight. A ballistics expert testified that a revolver taken from Stringer when hs was arrested for burglsry at Med. ford was the weapon which fired the fatal bullet. Stringer did not take the witness stand and offered no other defense sfter ths state concluded lt case yesterday. In ths confession he Implicated Ralph Tremalne, Alias Ralph Kline, polios aald. Tremalne has never been captured ROAD SAFEtTDRIVE OF CCC PROGRESSES ' AS HUNDREDS ENTER The roads and highways of the Mdford district will be safer than In the past If the hundreds of CCC mem bers who have signed the district's pledge of safety follow the simple safety regulations outlined. Thirteen companies of the district have already won places on the "Saf ety Roll of Honor," with every mem bar baring signed the pledge. The response to the safety program was unexpected and orerivtoeunlng, bead quarters mid. A handsome safety scroll, signed by the district com mander, will be forwarded to each camp for display la the recreation haJl or administration, building as soon aa the scrolls can be prepared. Harvey Bed, headquarters detach ment artist. Is preparing the tinted scrolls on his own time as his contri bution to the program. Several companies have been han dicapped in signing up by having men In Isolated side camps and on special details, officers explained. Signatures were entirely voluntary and It Is believed the pledges have dramatically brought home to many members the necessity for aafety on the roads, either aa a driver of the government vehicle or aa a rider on one, and the methods by which maxi mum safety can be attained. 4 Eve Benson Dance Pupils In Recital Craterian's Stage Eve Benson's dance studio win hold Its spring dance recital at the Cra ter I an theatre Friday evening. A splendid program, replete with solo and group dances In colorful cos tumes, will be presented between the regular evening moving picture shows. according to Mrs. Benson. The program for the spring recital is a fallows: Kindergarten Rhythm band and dunce Jan Is BlodUond. Jean Marks, Betty Grow, Ann Louise Gentle, Gertrude Lewis, patti Older, Frederick Bylngton, Herbert Wing. Farrell Haws. Kenney Dlllard, LeRay Armatrong. Mary Adams. RFhythm Tap Jean Horton, Ballet "Valse Tre's Jolle" Ruth Slorah, Elsie Older, Joan Buchter. Tap Solo Gertrude Lewis. I "Happy Fairies" Dolores Cog hill, Pattl Older, Mary Adams. I Spanish Solo Nlla Green. Highland Fling Helen Rubeneteln, SyUl Hagen, Joan Mole. Kanoy Swem. oretta Da via, Alios Takahlm. Tarantella Jewel Deter. "Mueetta"1 J Toe SoloJean Horton. Song and Tap Beverly Blrk, Lo- della Loper. Helen Rubinstein, Rosa lie A ex ley. Ragastalre Betty Oreen. and Oret- chen McAllister. -The Dying Bwan" Jewal Deter. Hungarian Mazurka by Marlotie MoNeir guest artist. Adagio Aklko Sal to. Joan Mole, Barbara Bevan, Alice Takahlra, Joan Buchter, Jimmy Foster and Johnny Chlpley. Plan Meetings The Shasta -Cascade Wonderland association, through George L. Howard, director for Jack son county, has announced two meet ings for Thursday, April 9, a lunch eon at the Lit hi a hotel In Ashland and a dinner at the Hotel MedforU In the evening. Topic of the meet ings will be conservation of native life of this area. Outstanding and interesting speakers making a 10-day tour of the area are scheduled for programs on the 14 meetings plan ned In various cities. FRIDAY and SATURDAY are 15) 01 Use Mall Tribune want ads. the fl avor lasts. Schilling rsMaasSBSsw ' ;'$f 'SA tfj- CogrttlM 1939, Tht Amerlcu Totscw Comptaf A LIGHT SMOKE OF RICH, RIPE-BODIED TOBACCO The top leaves of all tobacco plants tend to give a defi nitely harsh, alkaline taste. The bottom leaves tend to acidity in the smoke. It is only the center leaves which approach in nature the most palatable, acid-alkaline bal ance. In Lucky Strike Cigarettes, the center leaves are used. Luckies are less acid Runt ch.micol teH show that olher popular brands have an sxtetl of acidity over lucky Strike of from 53", to 100 I xcstsof Acidity ef Othtr Popular Brand Ovtr lucliyStrilt. 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