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SECTION SFXOND 4 PAGES Medford SECOND SECTION 4 PAGES Tribune Full Associated Press Full United Press Thirty-Second Year MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, .MAY 28, 1937. Xo. 58. OF NATURE HIS GOD, BUT READS BIBLE COUNTY PTA PLANS the early years are most significant In the growth and development of children. It Is during pre-school years that the foundations are laid for health of mind and body." All parents Are urged to take ad vantage of this service. P.-T. A. offi cials stdte. Mrs. James K. Hoey of Medford heads the association aa county president, 4 A int Ion lnv Proclaimed. WASHINGTON, May 28. (AP) President Roosevelt today proclaimed tomorrow as national aviation day and asked the nation to observe it with appropriate exercises. WPA Snlary Publicity. WASHINGTON, May 28 (AP) Senator Davis (R.. Pa. announced tod a y he wou Id a sk con gresa to amend the pending 1.500,000,000 re lief bill to require the works pro gress administration to make pub lic the names, salaries, and positions of all administrative employes earn in more than 1000 annually. E J- SCOURGES ITALY 'Most Scandalous Violation of International Law Is Revealed in Secret Docu merits of Italian Dictator GENEVA, May 28. (JP) The Span Lsh government today accused Italy of the "most scandalous violation" of International principles since the World war In a League of Nations "white book" Intended to show the fascist state aa a "truly belligerent power" in violation of the league cov enant. The "white book" la a compilation of documents, one of them purport ing to be a "secret" and "moat urgent" order from the Italian war office to the corps cflmmand of the general staff. The documents allegedly were captured from Italian soldiers fight log on the side of the Insurgents in Spain. The "'white book." published today, aaid Italy was guilty -of "the most scandalous violation perpetrated on the European continent since the World war of the principles which are the basis of any Juridically or ganized International community." It added: "By behaving In a manner Indi cated by the documents produced In the 'white book,' Italy has helpel to prolong the war In Spain; has .violated article ten of the league covenant and hoe acted as a truly belligerent power." The alleged "secret" and "most ur gent" Italian war office document produced, with a Rome date of Jan uary 6, 1937, states Its subject la "volunteers for any destination." The purported order reads: "In confirmation of telephonic or ders. Whole of personnel, officers, non-commissioned officers and troops of royal army and of MVSN (volun teer militia of national security) :eady for purposes of OMS (military operations In Spain) should be sup plied with badges of ranks and with star (for royal army) or with lie tor's pastees (for the militia.) "The.se distinguishing marks should also be kept during the period of concentration In port and embarka tion: they should not be taken off until troops have embarked for des tination indicated." A purported divisional order dated March 15, 1937. said: Tell the men Duce la highly pleas ed with the work of his blockshirts Explain to all the enormous losses suffered by the enemy In men. ma terials, airplanes shot down, towns destroyed by artillery and aviation." JAPANESE AFTER PUREBREED SHEEP PORTLAND, May 23. (AP) The Japanese government will pay $150, 000 for 1500 bead of purebred sheep now enroute to the Orient, R. W. Candland and W. S. Hanson of Utah, two of the world's largest Ramboull let breeders, said today. The animals will be distributed In Manchukuo, Japan's puppet state in North China. Townsend Club No. 1 Holds Meet Tonight .Medford Townsend club No. 1 wfn meet at the K. P. hall, corner Orape and Fifth streets, tonight. Light re freshments will be served. Soma very Important matters to come before the meeting. All members of club No. 1 are requested to be present. Every body welcome. World Travel HEADQUARTERS Rail & Steamship Tickets Everywhere No matter where you're going: Round the World, Alaska, the Orient, Europe, California or hist l ways down the line" your local Sou them Pacific agent will gladly help you plan your trip. He can give you complete information on rail and steam ship ticket costs, make your itin erary, reservation, handle all details right brrt in totm! See of pbooe F. C. MORRIS, Telcphooc M Southern Pacific Of wrlw J. A. ORMANDY SI PKific Buddjolu Portland. Or.ftoa For Lucius F. Bailiff, retired schoolteacher, naturalist and farmer, there is "no God but nature." Nevertheless, each day he studies bulky Bible, his wife joining him as shown here. Last June Bailiff preached his own funeral service and he has made plans to be cremated on a home-made pyre when he dies. ELEVEN MEDFORD Eleven Medford students will grad uate with the 1937 class at the Southern Oregon Normal school In Ashland at comnercement exerciser tc be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the school auditorium. Joyce Banish, Vema Clngcnde. Jeanne Laidley, Hazel Moffet, R. J. Frentlce. Lois May Speaker, Arietta Lou Tyrrell, all of Mrdford. will re ceive diplomas In the tcacher-trnlning course and Barbara Holt, Lawrence Martin, Marjorle Mul hoi land and Luclen Smith arc the local students graduating from the Junior college course. Dr. Victor P. Morris, dean of the school of business administration of the Oregon state system of higher education, is to deliver the com mencement address on "The Respon sibility of Edticatlon In Today's World." Mrs. Effle Kurtz of this city la to appear as soloist on the program. Baccalaureate services for the school are scheduled for Sunday morning In the Normal auditorium. Dr. Sherman L. Divine, pastor of the Medford Presbyterian church, will ad dress the class on "The Temple Build ers." Lawn mower service, call and del. Ideal Bike Shop. Tel. 895. 411 E. Main. RETAIL TRADE UP; TO AID BUSINESS NEW VORK, May 28. (AP) Retail trade approached more nearly Its usual stride for the season this week, although the new labor strife and ether factors operated to keep distri bution down, Dun & Brad street said today in the weekly review of busi ness. Leading centers reported an In crease In sales from 2 to 5 per cent over the preceding week and for the country as a whole volume was esti mated up from 10 to 20 per cent over laM year. Wholesale buying spread to a great er number of branches, the agency said. ' "Preparations for trips and ouunga ever the lengthened week-end com bined with warmer weather to push retail sales more briskly upward." the survey stated. Labor upheavals In both steel and Automobile produc'ug districts cur tailed retail sales, in the middle west ern states, redujlng the increase over 1836 to 12 fi 20 percent, the agency said. The margin in the northwest was unchanged from the week before but 15 to 20 per cent better than a year ago. Percentage gains over , the . 1936 c.imparnble In other major geographic ' s reas included Pacific coast 15 to 20. FOR HEALTH EXAMS As an aid to the successful ad justment of beginning pupils to the change from home to s:hool environ ment, the Jackson County Parent Teacher association is completing plans for the fourth annual "sum mer roundup' .of an pre-school chil dren Jn the county for health exami nations. Examination of adenoids, tonsils, hearing. slRht, etc., is carried on by Jackson county health department personnel in co-operation with P.-T. A. units. Mrs. R. B. Miller, Medford chairman, points out that authorities declare the first year of school life the most difficult for the child. The many changes in the child's life at that time put a strain on his ca pacity and his adjustment may be added or hindered by his general physical condition, she said. "It is our aim," Mrs. Miller Mid, "that all children entering school be as nearly perfect physically as pos sible. The roundup it. major health project of the national congress of parents and teachers and Includes examination In the spring ' of all children who will enter school In the fall for the first time; correc tion of all remedial defects during the summer; and a checkup In the fall." Examinations will be held In Jhe 25 schools In the county having P.-T. A. units, under the dreictlon of Dr. C. I. Drummond, county health phy sician. Mothers of children entering school next fall are contacted by In dividual unit chairmen. Following the thorough examination, the phy sician recommends treatment if nec essary' and advises a visit to the family doctor and for correction of any defects. Arrangements are made to care for those unable to have pri vate attention. Examinations for Medford units will be held tu the county court house, Jackson school scheduled for June 15 and Washington, June 16. Health department personnel will go to outlying districts to conduct tests there. Appointments are desirable, Mrs. Miller stated, and may be se cured, along with any further in formation desired, by calling the county health department. "As a result of this project, more children are entering school every year as free aa possible from defects and--protected against disease." Mrs. Miller said. She declared the round up haa had a definite part in the recent advance of conservation of child health and in making the na tion conscious of th need for spet-ial tion conscious of the need for special "The -work must go on and in crease until all parents grasp it significance," . Mrs. Miller believe . "Parents who apply themselves in telligently to the task of guiding air.l protecting their cnildren during ti c formative period will be rewarded, for mm t SNIDER DAIRY & PRODUCE CO. MEDFORD DISTRIFllTORS Whew! Don't these strenuous day, make the going tough at times! Bodies get tired, nerves frayed, minds tight! What to do about it? Ah! Then's the time for you and Alt Heidelberg to meet. This wholesome, cheery beverage will re. fresh your body, relax your nerves, loosen the tightness of your mind. ': ' Enjoy its cheery wholesomeness often. It', so downright good . . . and so good for you! Columbia breweries, inc fit m sfes5sx QJ) Head Start for these Oregon Babies! MAXINF. ISRAFL Burr ie Knoblauch John Robin linnett Dorothy Hindman Oregon's own fertile dairy farms supply the fine milk for their feeding formulas When your doctor tecum mends using an evaporated milk in your baby's formula, ask him about Bor den's Trnidiatcd Evaporated Milk. For this famous brand is evapo rated right here from your own good valley milk. And that means your child can have all the benefits of this extra-fine nourishing milk given in a form that doctors say is easier to digest and extra-safe! It's a wonderful brand to know about for your baby irradiated, too, with sunshine vitamin D. Ask for Borden's when you buy Irradiated Evaporated Milk. It's a kind your doctor will cer- tamly approve. It is sold at all grocers. It saves butter and egg bills in cooking! McLkAi.v.M fill MM PRODUC10 AND MADI IN THI NORTH W 1ST Scalloped Sea Food 2 QtV. cupi mna.erabmut, olm or left-over cookrd 6h 2 tablnpooiiR butter 2 taMmpooru flour j4 teaspoon lalt y teaipoon pepper Ji cup Borden' Evaporated Milk Vi cup water 2 tabtfJpooni diced green pepper Buttered bread crumbs Dm in and flake fiih, removing bone. Mrlt butter In double boiler. Btrnd in flour and seasoning thoroughly. Add gradually Bonlrn'a Kvaporated Milk and watrr, itirring constantly until mixture thickens. Cover and cook 10 minutes longer in double boiler, stirring occasionally. Mix fih with green pepper and white lauce. Place in buttered baking dih. Cover with but tered bread crumb. Bake in moderate oven (350 F.) until brown and thoroughly heated. Garnish with lemon. Serves 6. PICNIC NEEDS and OTHER FOODS AT REAL VALUE -NEIGHBORHOOD F Kippered Snacks Pkg. 5c Del Monte Sardines 3 for 29c GIVING PRICES AT YOUR . B. A. STORE TOMORROW Ovals tomato or mustard Corned Beef fi1.,,. 19c PICNIC SUGGESTIONS Sani-spoons, San i-forks, Hot drink cup, 7 pack; Gold drink cup, 16 pack; Chlnet blue plates, 6 pack; Napkins, 80-count, ass t colors. 1 CHOICE TASTY STRING BEANS No. 2s 2 cans 29c VAN CAMP PORK and BEANS 22y2 oz. can 1 oc BANTAM COR JELLO Ice Cream Powder Assorted Flavors 3 Pkgs. 28c N Peace Brand Standard Bantam Ho. 2cans 2 for 25C BISQUICK Large Package SUPER SUDS ihihoio rot washing ohms CONCINTATI0 SUPER SUDS THf HUt Q ton WASHING ttOTHtS 2 for 23 2 for 23J 33c THESE F. B. A. STORES Are Ready To Serve You! MEDFORD Walden Bros. H. W. Davisson J. G, Cameron Crater Lake Highway Summit Grocery The Service Grocery Dark's Grocery Midway Cash Store Pruitt's Store C. W. Shores J. W. Cook- ASHLAND East Side Grocery PHOENIX Phoenix Mercantile Hiway Market . GRANTS PASS B&B Food Store Temple Market TALENT Parks Grocery GOLD HILL A. A. Walker Riviera Auto Park ROGUE RIVER Fred O'Kelley WILDER VILLE H. W. Baker SELMA R. L. Hammer HOLLAND H. Floyd TAKILMA H. Messinger RADIO PARK C. R. Brock Jacksonville Hamaker's Cash Grocery
