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MEDFORD f ATTj TRIBUNE. MEDFOKD. OHEGOX. THURSDAY. APRTL 9. 1936.
Th teeond of rif of monthly
departmental assemblies was held the
middle of the week at the Lincoln
chool. Members of the fifth grade
Audubon Bird club furnished the pro
gram. This organization was formed
earlier In the year under direction of
Mrs, Frieda SehntMdcr, nature study
Instructor.
Talks were prepared In the English
oral composition classes on certain In
teresting but little known birds, chil
dren prepared their talks after care
ful Individual research.
Bird houses made by the same group
of children were displayed and a talk
on the purpose of the Audubon club
made by Miss Schneider.
Miss Cox. principal, spoke briefly on
klnduess to birds and animals. The
next assembly will be held under the
direction of the "Hobby club," a sixth
grade group.
Bridge Luncheon to be given Easter
Monday. 18th, at the Pariah hail,
sponsored by the ladles of Bt. Ann's
Altar avoiety. Contract, auction and
floo will be In play after the luncheon.
The puhltc Is Invited, 35c each.
Join
ETHKLWYN B. HOFFMANN'S
Hosiery Club.
Every nth pair free.
DISTINCTIVE
EASTER
MOLDS
BY
SNIDER'S
ICE CREAM:
BUNNIES
LILIES
BRICKS
Phone 203
RICH FURNISHING
FUNDS FOR FIGHT
AGAINST NEW DEAL
Crusaders Furnish Lobby
Probers List of Donors
DuPonts Among Heaviest
Contributors Is Revealed
Meteorological Report
WASHINGTON, April 0. (AP) A
list of wealthy and prominent mm
from whom the Crusader hoped to
raise money to carry on their antl
New Deal actlvltlea wa made public
today by the senate lobby committee.
I It Included Bernard Barucli, John
; W. Dfivis, Ogden MUla and a dozen
' other Iradlng industrialist!! and law
! yera all of whom Senator Olbeon
united Fred O. Clark, national com
( mander of the Crusaders, to Identify,
j Clark read a telegram sent March
' 11, 1935 to these prospect which
Mid: "Earnestly drslro your personal
1 reaction to Crusaders broadcast over
Columbia chain tonight."
; Mnt lias Poor yield
; Other names Included Frank Kent,
j writer for the Baltimore Sun; Mark
j Sullivan, author and columnist; WaU
' lace Alexander, Callfornlan; Joseph
j P. Warburg, New York banker; Alfred
; P. Sloan. Jr., of General Motors, and
I William h. Clayton, of Houston,
Texaa.
' "Somebody got you up a good list",
Qlbson commented.
"Didn't get ua much money,"
Clark replied.
"We'll go Into that later," Olbsou
said.
A group of 39 leading Industrialists
Including two members of the Du
Pont family, were revealed by the
lobby committee to have contributed
$61,000 to the Crusaders.
These same 39 also were shown In
a compilation made public by the
committee to have contributed
around $178,000 to the American Lib
erty League "and other organl7Atlon3
of a public or seml-publlc nature.
IhiPnnts Generous
Lamont. DuPont was listed as giv
ing $1000 to the Crusaders- and
$25,000 to the league and ten other
organ 1 7At ions. Irenee DuPont gave
$10,000 to the Crusaders, and nearly
$00,000 to the others. Including
$86,500 to the Liberty League.
Other large Crusader contributors
were E. P. Hutton of New York,
$5000; George M. Moffett. president
of the Corn Products company of
New York. $5000; J. Howard Pew,
president of the Sun Oil company,
$4600; Alfred P. Sloan, Jr.. president
of General Motors, $10,000; E. T.
Weir, Pittsburg!-, steel msn, $8250.
and William Woodward, chairman of
the board of the Central Hanover
bank, $14,000.
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April 9, 1936.
Forecasts.
Mrdford and vicinity: Partly cloudy
tonight and Friday; slightly warmer
tonight.
Oregon: partly cloudy tonight and
Friday, but unsettled In northwest
portion; slightly warmer south por
tion tonight.
vocal Data.
Temperature a year ago today:
Highest, 67; lowest, 38.
Total monthly precipitation, 0.64
Inch. Excess for the month, 0 37 Inch
Total precipitation since September
1. 1935, 17.40 inches. Excess for the
season, 3 65 Inches.
Relative humidity at 6 p. m. yes
terday, 25; 6 a. m. today, 93.
Sunrise tomorrow, 6:38 a. m.
Sunset tomorrow, 0:40 p. m.
Observation Taken at 6 A. M.,
l?oth Meridian Time
Boise
Boston
Chicago
Denver ...........
Eureka -
Helena ....
Los Angeles ........
MEDFORD
New York
Omaha
Phoenix
Portland
Reno
Roseburg
Salt Lake -
San Francisco..
Seattle ....
Spokane
Walla Walla
Washington. D.O.
68 36
46 ....
50 38
64 36
54 40
44 32
76 60
69 -38
48 36
76 46
84 44
56 42
64 34
64 38
64 32
70 52
66 42
68 42
60 44
48 38
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Perfume Is a perfect Easter gift.
We suggest Vlmay Chany's Gardenia.
Young's Drug Co.
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BY WORLD TRIP
Henry Walter, former Jackson and
Josephine county resident, who has
traveled more than two million miles
In 18 yeara of service as a dining car
conductor, Is now completing his
travels by making a trip around the
world. It Is learned In a letter re
ceived from him today. He la
brother of Harman Walter and Mrs.
Fred Offenbacher of Applegate.
Mr. Walter la now en route to the
Orient on the N. Y. K. liner Tatsuta
Maru. He plans to continue from the
Orient to Europe where he will spend
some time In touring France, Italy,
Germany, Holland, Denmark and
England. He has arranged for cross
ing the Atlantic to New York on the
Queen Mnry. palatial British liner
now being completed. He will travel
from New York to Detroit. There he
plans to purchase an automoboile In
which he will complete hia Journey
back to the Rogue valley, where he
Intends to settle.
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ISOLATION PLEAS
'SILLYJONSENSE1
America in International
Arena Whether We Like
It Or Not Says Prof. Bur
ton at Spokane Meeting
SPOKANE, Wash., April f. (p)
Advocacy of laolatlon of tin united
Statea from the actlvltlea of the reat
of the world was branded aa "silly
nonaenaa" here today by Dr. W. H.
Burton. Drofe&aor of education t th
Unlveralty of Southern California.
Americans, unisned with conquer
ing a continent, have entered the In
ternational arena aa a world nnwr
whether we like It or not," he aald
at tha opening of the 38th annual
convention of the Inland Empire Ed
ucation association.
'Worse, we enter the world arena
at a time of great basic rhnnRC. As
Smuts aald. 'Humanity haa struck Its
tenu. civilization la on the march 1'"
Americana Divided.
Somewhat alarmed at this change,
because It la upsetting. Dr. Burton
said, American citizens have divided
themaelvea roughly Into three claaaea.
"First, those who cry for a 'return
to normalcy.' This la Impossible, and
never baa happened," he aald.
Second, there are those who ahout
for a totally new day. Democracy and
capitalism have broken down, and we
must go over to something else, they
say. Thla la Impossible and never
happena abruptly In history, except
when there la a complete breakdown
of civilization, aa, for Instance, In
Russia In 1017.
"The third group denies any funde
mental changea are taking place; this
la but a storm, and If we alt quietly
In our bat everything will be all right
soon. They should pull the covers
over their heada."
Nearly 8,000 educatora from Mon
tana, Idaho. Oregon, Washington.
Utah, British Columbia and Alaska
were registered for the opening ses
sion. The convention will end Fri
day.
Teachers Can End Crime. I
Dr. George E. Carrothers of the Uni
versity of Michigan, placed In the
hands of secondary achool teachers
the problem of lessening crime among
Juvenllea.
The present situation la so alarm
ing." he declared, "It ought to shock
us all wide awake."
"The secondary period Is of vast
Importance In the education of the
oncoming generation," he continued.
"No one can minimize tha possibil
ities of accomplishment when whole
some programa are provided for the
teen age youth. Moat reform schools
and reform measures aa now orga
nized are a sheer waate of time, en
ergy and money, unless measured In
some other way than by' the good
accomplished for the Individuals aub
Jected to their requlrementa."
Georee T. Berry of San Francisco.
Paclflo area director of tha Junior
Red Cross, deplored the trend to edu
cate for money making possibilities.
"Education, motivated solely by the
dollar mark. Is so tinged with ma
terialism as to be a menace to oir
well-being." he declared.
LAWNMOWERS sharpened. Wa call
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Congratulations to Hunt's Cra
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