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PAGE ETGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRTBWE, MEDFORD. OREGON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30. 1936. Immigration Director PRESIDENT'S SHIP less corporation, was here several days this month completing nego tiations. Allen said. alderable delay and unnecessary work. It was emphasized. Postal employ! are prepared to help employes at all tunes In filling out the forms cor rectly. It was pointed out. Through the Georgia Tech game, Alabama had gained 1.701 yards from scrimmage to 450 for opponents. 4 Auburn alumni say the 1935 Tiger line Is one of the most powerful la southern football history. 4 IN SANTA'S PACK HITS FRE OF GREAT THRONG H E L D ' INDICATION OF 3-POWER PACT Of: vl Miles of Trucks, Railroad Trains, Automobiles and Fleets of Planes Among Record Size Toy Output By eiiarlfs Norman NEW YORK ( AP) Prosperity streamlined has come around the corner for the Little America of boys and girls. Sprawling from Bint a Clam 310, 000.000 pack of toys thli year are mllca of trucks, railroad trains, aut omobile and fleets of planes. As accessories there are filling stations, airports, hangars jmd train sheds. Almost everything In this play pan orama Is electrified, stream lined and Just about the last word In. modern' lty. Almost everything works! Building Boom - A record -size boom In toyland home -building Is Indicated, with furnishings, in period and.- modern istic styles, more realistic than ever. Two-car garages, landscaping and roads complete the picture. Automo biles with roomy trailers, latest phe nomenon of the adult travel il;: world, crowd the roadways In the land of toys. For tli little housewife or Indus trious stay-at-home there are kitch ens to rival mother's, with generous size ovens, miniature meat grinders, waffle Irons, unbreakable dishes, Ironing boards and even clothes-lines. Trick Dolls A new walking doll raises Its feet with grace and doesn't have a wind up gadget stuck In her back Other dolls smile, tatk or pout, according to mood. Quintuplet dolls have don ned toddler clothes and have had their hair cut. There's even a baby doll in an Incubator, with oxygen tank and all. Doll carriages with safety brakes continue the streamline mode, while a new rocker for baby Is the laat word In "teardrop" design. New circus seta have whirling taupe Ms to which little figures cling. When they fall, there Is a strotched out net beneath to catoh them. -Reflect Peace View With the exception of toys and games Inspired by G-men activities and cowboys, 90 percent of America's Christmas playthings are geared to peacetime pursuits and reflect the ration's adult views agalnat war- i fare. "Children's toys inevitably reflect the interests of the grown-up world around them." says James L. Prl, managing director of the Toy Man ' -ufacturera of the 0. 8. A. 'Toys have always been dealgned to look like adult poascaslons, but modern American toys have been ROY J. NORENE Roy J. N ore hp, divisional1 director of Immigration and naturalization at Portland, gained his higher education through correspond? nee courses and at business college. lie was Imml grant Inspector at Vancouver and As toria, Ore., before his transfer to the Immigration office at Portland In 1024. He became head of the office In 1033. made purposeful, safe and durable as well, ao that children can "learn by doing'." 'Learn By Doing" The "learn by doing" note Is re flected In the Increased number of handicraft sets, for boys and girls' An electric pencil burns out sten cil designs on wood. A tapestry weav ing set makes useful products. New chemistry, periscope and microscope seta make possible a hundred fas cinating experiments In the won derland of science. There la even a radio set which enables Junior to build a short-wove station at home. For out-and-out amusement there are games of skill galore to keep brother and sister at home, and streamlined roller skates, metal snow -shoes and "airplane" sleds to take them outdoors. Help Kidneys If nmtrlr funetlaolnr Rldain anal I) ladder make you matter from GatUn Up Night. Nerrouinnt, HhaumaUa Ol'itni, titilfneaa, Uurolnc Smarting. Itching, or Acidity try tho ffuaruitaed Doctor's PrMcrlptlonCyaUEiBiM-tu) sPiAAV Muat fl yoQnpor mousy (ySK0X back. OnlrWatdrunUta, CITIES SEEKING GAS TAX SHARE PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 30. (AP) Officials from sevoral Oregon cities began the second movement within a week to further tap revenues se eming to the stats highway com mission when they suggested In ses sion hers that n mull portion of the o-cents a gallon suite gasoline tax be diverted for munlclpsl street use. Earlier last week, county officials went on record asking 400,000 a year more for county rosds. The elty officers nsmed a sub committee to confer with the suite highway department relative to the proposed change. It was pointed out that one-sixth of the California gasoline tax goes to municipalities, and that Wash ington cities receive tl.SO per cap ita for the same purpose. Those present at the session In cluded City Manager Angus McAl. lister. l Clrsnde, snd City Council man W. W. Altin, Mrdford. (Continued from Page One) carpet an eighth of a mile long had been laid were the six-foot-tall horse grenadiers of Argentina's liberator. Oen. Jose De San Martin, In blue uniforms with white epaulet toe. Argentines Enthusiastic. The route of the ll-c&r motorcade to the embassy was lined with en- thuxlaatlo Argentines, who scurried to their places when the Indianapolis was sighted, ahead of schedule, com Ing up the muddy Bio Plata. Mounted and foot police ree trained the crowd In the plaza Britantca, near the dock. Within a few hundred yards of the United States embassy, Mr. Roose velt's car swung around a monu ment to the Spanish colonizers of Argentina, In the center of the great square In beautiful Palermo park. Over that memorial a great altar, surmounted by a cross, whs built for the 1034 International eucharlstlc congress. From the monument, the car turn ed Into the embassy, where ten rooms have been set aside for President Roosevelt and his aides. The building Is situated In a pri vate park of 44,000 square feet. .With Its carefully cultivated grass, hedges and rosebuds, In their early summer freshness, It Is an Ideal place for the president to work. Spectators Break Lines. Police and soldiers stationed along the route had difficulty keeping the spectators behind lines. On the smart Avenlda Santa Fe ttle "Fifth Avenue" of Buenos Aires the crowd burst through In an at tempt to approach President Roosevelt. Grenadiers managed to keep them from completely blocking the way, but one horse and rider were knocked down and another grenadier was unseated, After the procession passed, throngs rushed out Into the streets and ran behind Mr. Roosevelt's car. There were many shouts of "Roose velt! Roosevelt I" The president, holding a bunch of red roses In his left hand, waved his top hat with bis right. In the plaza San Martin the crowd broke through police lines so rapidly after Mr, Roosevelt's automobile went by, that officers had to use clubs to restrain several of the ovor-enthu- elastic. Mounted police rushed up, their sabres drawn, and shunted the over flow back behind the markers. FRO LOLETIA UNGS Punoral services for Loletla Maude Owlngs, who died at the Berben apartments November 37, will be con ducted from the Perl funeral home tomorrow afternoon at a o'clock.' The Dev. M. O. Murrey will have charge of the services. Interment will take place In the Ashland family pl.it , Hannah jOhnSOn Centenarian Mrs. Hannah Johnson Is known as "firandma" Johnson at Oresham, where she celebrated her looth birth day recently. "I couldn't help my self," she explained her longevity. She still does ber "own housework. She crossed the plains as a bride of 16 In 1852 and outlived most of her nine children and two others she raised. Dr. Harvey Farmer Mission Leader To Speak In Ashland Dr. Harvey Parmer of Philadelphia who Is spending a few days In Med ford and vicinity and who Is home director and field superintendent of the North Africa Mission which maintains stations In Libya, Tunisia, Algeria and Morocco, will speak Tues dsy afternoon before the Women's Bible class of Ashland, which holds Its monthly luncheon and business meeting at 12:30 In tho First Presby terian church In Ashland. Dr. Parmer will address the nest ing at 3 p. m. and wilt bring another of bis heart-searching messages on 'Spiritual Stocktaking In the light cl the Lord's Coming." with his Bible lesson he will also present some of the aspects of the mission's work In North Africa which In view of the present unrest on that continent Is especially Interesting ' tbls time. Don't fall to hear Dr. Parmer while he Is here. All are welcome. JACK DOYLE PLEDGES OREGON FRATERNITY EUOENE. Nov. 30. f API VIriMI TV Earl, de&n of men, said today Uni versity of Oregon social fraternities had pledged 63 men since Octobor 3. The list Included: Jsck Bovle. Medfnrrl. TW Thaf, PI: Jsck Innram. Peni11tsn. -mil Sigma Kappa: Nello Olovanlnl and John Paau-ga, both of Klamath Falls. ueorgo jsckson, Grunts Pass end Clifford Morris, Rcertsport, Sigma Phi Epsllon. , Wake Forest, Davidson and North Carolina state college have new foot ball stadia, MANN'S BEAUTY SALO.N Thursday special Finger Wave and Hhampoo for 75c. 1 . CHRYSLER TOPS 'EM ALL. Twenty Tons of Ore Being Taken Out Daily Says Eastern Company Geolo gist Sites Kept Secret Suppose YOU had to write an "ad" for the world's FINEST and FRESHEST cigarette . . . wouldn't you do it something like this? Sm mttJ i iiiii iVfcA 1 1 - V. Well, I certainly want to say a mouthful about that extra jacket of Cellophane. With these double-wrapped, Double-Mellow Old Golds I never get a stale or funny taste because of dryness or dampness or something. li ... -pTstai - Blli'iinltifs T i I mm i - - And get thisl You don't have to smoke a whole pack of Double-Mellow Old Golds to know they got that what you call double- mellow, prire crop tobacco rolled into 'cm. That means the finest aroma, flavor and taste-appeal, brother! After my experience with fresh Double-Mellow Old Golds I can't put a match to any other ciga rette, because no other cigarette can match "Double-Mellows." (Hou 'm I Joing?) But sniokin' is belicvin'l Suppose you try 'cm for yourself! Oh, Boy-just sniff that FRESH fragrance! A fresh I Double-Mellow Old Gold even jeels different. Not I crumbly or kind of soggy. It has a full, even feeling. M W '" aa..y!...t - ; ' j ajasjaj , , feiytekW assy x ' Cttlsh p-nt ""T V; s3.' . '' PRIZE CROP TOBACCOS make them DOUBLE-MELLOW 2 JACKETS, double "CELLOPHANE," keep them FACTORY-FRESH ORANTS PASS, Nov. 30. (AP) RuatlMs Iron and Steel corporation of Baltimore, Md., la repoenlng chromite mines In southwestern Ore gon and northwestern California .to Injure Itself of an adequate domes tic supply of ore. John Eliot Allen. geologist for the company, revealed today. Ore to be shipped next spring Is now being mined at the rate of 30 tons a day by a crew of five men. Two other locations will see develop ment, Allen said. He said the owners prefer not to disclose the exact loca tions until shipping operations start, by way of Grants Pass. Chrome Is used for stainless steel and chromo plate, as In the motor Industry, for light weight railroad oars, and smaller articles such as cooking utensils. Allen emphasized that war-time prices are not likely to be duplicated. He said there have been new dis coveries of gigantic deposits In Brazil, New Caledonia, and the Phil ippines. The present price at Balti more Is between 918 and $10 a ton. and freight ratoes alone from Grants Pass amount to about $12 a ton, ho said. At present even high grade ore Is being mined and shipped either at a very small margin or at a loss to the company in order that opera tions may begin," he said. However, the futuro may hold some promise for large amounts of low grade ores. Company operations are directed toward Josephine and Curry counties In Oregon and Del Norte county In California, he - said. Here 1 He great deposits of ore, but they have been largely un worked during the past two decades because of foreign com petition. C. E. Tuttle. chairman of the Rust (Continued (ram Page One.) highway a short distance to the southeast, toward Madrid.) Defenders Hold However, the fascists seemed unable to drive the government troops from strategic emplacements In a cemetery between Pozuelo and Humera. Visiting laborlte members of the British parliament spent the day in terviewing prisoners. One, they said, told them he wsa an Italian, Lulgl, Cosl, 31, and that he had been sent from Genoa to fight with the Insur gents along with three officers 60 men and a battery of 15 three-Inch guns. Most of the men, he was quoted as saying, were members of the tenth artillery reglmert at Rome. 4 CALLED By DEATH Charles A. Ovelman died at Trail Sesterday from a sudden heart attack. Ho was 63 years old. He had been employed as cook for the crew on the Tlller-Trall road all summer and had lived at Trail for three years. Ho Is survived by a brother, Prank W. Ovelman, and his father, William C. Ovelman. of Med ford, and several nieces In Idaho He was a Spanish-American war veteran. Funeral services will be conducted fiom the Perl funeral home Wednes day morning at 10:30, with tho Vet eians of Foreign Wars conducting the services. Crowell Little, University of North Carolina quarterback, weighs only 160 pounds. Use Mall Tribune ant ads. (Continued from irage One.) standing need not "divide the world Into conflicting camps." It was pointed out a peace agree ment 'between the three powers Is within the scope of the Locarno European security agreement which the British are trying to extend. Laborlte members of parliament en- Joyed a field day heckling Eden about the Spanish situation. The foreign minister parried ques tlon after question until M95 Ellen Wilkinson hurled her almqsf. dally oaro, asKing: "Does he not think the dfaie has arnvea wnen it would be desirable to evacuate all Spaniards and leave the other countries to fight It out?" Laughter rocked the benches, but Eden only stared. Duke university holds four victories in seven years over Its traditional rival, the University of North Caro Use Mall Tribune want ads. FULL ANSWERS Medford postolfice announced today It was having considerably difficulty with social security forms that are not filled out completely by employes. ureatest difficulty Is found In ana- wers to questions 13 and 14 regarding previous registration. These must be answered fully and not by dashes or check marks, postal clerks said. Only two questions may be answered by check mark and they are so specified, It wat, pointed out. If the questions are not answered fully, the forms must be returned to the employes and this Involves con- ITCHING! l Wherever it occurs and however irritated tho skin, relieve it R quickly with soothing mm esmol ARE YOU ONLY A THREE-QUARTER WIFE! . rpHEBE are certain things 4 X woman has to put up with and be a good sport. 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