Medford mail tribune., June 15, 1937, Page 4, Image 4

arEDPOKD MAIL TRIBUNE. ftfEDFORD OKEGOy. TUESDAY. JTTXE 15. 1937.
Two Elks Good-Will Cars Will Arrive in Medford Wednesday Afternoon
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Elk Ambassadors Making Good -Will
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Lawn mower service call and del.
Ideal Blse Shop Tel 896 til B Main.
Greets Visitors
Safety Tour
WILL BE GREETED
BOARD TO STUDY
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An official visit will be paid to
Medford tomorrow by two car of the
Elks magsslne good-wl'l safety fleet.
Th7 will be piloted by Oeorge Stel
ttr and Joe Cooke, members of the
Order of Elks and entertainers of
considerable repute.
They carry messages of good-wlU
and Invltstloni to the Elks of Med
ford to attend the forthcoming Elks
grand lodge convention which this
year will be held at Denver.' Colo.,
the week of July lain. The cars tney
use are one,, a President state
cruising sedan, the other a Dictator
cruising sedan. '
In all, the six cars of the fleet
will have traveled at the termination
of the tour some 30,000 miles, and
will have visited nearly 300 Elks
lodges. Two other units of the fleet
left Boston, May 37th. The remain
ing two units were started from
Jersey City, May 26th.
As may be assumed, an enterprise
of this character must be conducted
with rallroad-llke fidelity to sched
ule, and It was with this lh mind
that the Elks magazine s e 1 e o t e d
Omen watches for all alx drivers so
that they would travel on Qruen
precision time.
An Important feature of this year's
tour Is a consideration for safe driv
ing, and the good-will fleet has thus
become more than a social enter
prise. The official title for the fleet
Is the Elks Oood-Wlll Safety Tour.
Renoe, General Tire company's dual
ten was chosen by the officials of
the Elks magazine ss equipment for
all cars of the fleet. B. L. Bander
son, exalted ruler of the Medford
lodge, announces the following pro
gram of reception for the two cars
which visit Medford:
Local Elks will go to a rant Pass
tomorrow morning to meet the good
will ambassadors a? a noon lunch
at the Qrante Pass Elks' temple. A
delegation of Oranta Fass members
win return here with the csravan,
where they will Ul parade Medford
streets In neir.-atudebekera and on
General tiij,' according to Mr. San
derson. ..
Exd ruler . Sanderson has ar
ry"a a dinner In the local Elks'
Coquet hall at 8:30 p.m., for all
members. The progr :n following the
dinner will be In charge of the past
exalted rulers.
Mr. Sanderson says:
"The two good-will ambassadors
have a nation-wide reputation as
entertainers. We urge every member
to be present and assure, them they
will enjoy the tine program.
for Greater Satisfaction
Buy NOLDB e HORST HOSIERY at
Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann's.
S e H. Qraen Stamps.
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As the 1037 Elks' magazine tour
progresses from city to city through
out the country, It preaches a prac
tical sermon of safety for the gleam
ing purple and white Studebakers
with which the tour Is being made.
They are shod with the world's most
modern and qulckeat-etopplng tires
the revolutionary General Dual 10's
with the unique flexible tread.
Scanning the tire field In making
preparations for the 1037 tour, of
ficials In charge of the Elks' maga
zine tour decided upon the new Gen
eral dual 10's as the easlest-rldlng,
as well as the safest tire on which
to make this year's tour.
In every city on the Elks' magazine
tour Itinerary. Elks will have an ex
cellent opportunity to observe the
Importance of t.ie contribution tnat
the General dual 10's are making
to greater safety on the highways of
America.
They will have an opportunity to
witness a showing of a spectacular
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HUBBARD-WRAY GO.
three-reel sound film, "Human Mlle
sge" recently made In New York
City. In this film, General Tire seeks
to find out what causes most of to
day's highway accidents.
Officials were Invited to witness
a demonstration on Pelham Parkway,
Now York, conducted and supervised
by the American Automobile associa
tion which shows that speeding cars,
on General dual 10 tlrea, can be
atopped, straight In their tracks, on
wet, slippery asphalt pavement more
quickly than It had previously been
thought possible to stop cars on dry
pavement.
Following this spectacular demon
stration, the American Automobile
aasoclatlon, through Its contest board,
Issued a certificate setting forth the
results when brakes were suddenly
locked on cars traveling on wet
aaphslt at speeds of 30, 40, so and
68 miles sn hour. Engineers In many
parts of the country have since de
clared that they were amazed at the
results.
Pitted against competitive tires,
the General dual IO'b demonstrated
their ability to stop a car In 40
per cent leas distance under exactly
the same conditions.
0. M. Blsmark, local General tire
dealer, saya:
"Safety authorities have declared
that goneral use of the Dual 10'a
should go far to help cut down the
terrific annual toll of deatha and
eorloua accidents caused by crashes
on the highways."
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FRANCE ACTS TO
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PARIS, June 15. (AP) The peo
ple's front government of socialist
Premier Leon Blum called upon par
liament today to give It complete
power to fight off speculative raids
on the franc and repair the na
tional finances,
A single measure wss Introduced
In the chamber of deputies provid
ing authorization for the govern
ment "until July 31 to take by cabl
net decree any measures necessary
for the reconstruction of public fi
nances, as well as the protection of
savings, money and the public
oredit."
The government announced the de.
cree powers Would be used first "to
end maneuvers of speculators and
deserters of the franc." Finance Min
ister Vincent Aurlol estimated the
total of French capital Invested
abroad by these I'frano deserters" had
reached 60,000,000,000 francs (about
2,670,000,000.)
Solon stricken.
WASHINGTON, June 15. UP)
Chairman Connery (D.-Mass.) of the
house labor committee was stricken
with blood poisoning today. He was
taken to a hospital. A physician de
scribed the Illness as serious. Aides
said connery had returned from a
trip to Maasachusettes last night.
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iff. f rwftosmik
B. I Sanderson, exalted ruler ot
the Medford Elks and lornl Stude
baker dealer, who will head the re
ception committee for the good-will
ambassadors' visit to Medford.
TOO MUCH SPEED
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Alfred N. Robbins, 33. of Klamath
Falls was flnd 125 and $4,50 costs
by Judge William R. Coleman In
Justice of the peace court yesterday
afternoon on a charge of reckless
driving. He pleaded guilty.
Robbins drove a car 60 to 70 miles
an hour on the Pacific highway
south of Medford Sunday, being on
the wrong side of the road part of
the time, the court was told. He was
cited by state police.
James M. Myers, 26, of Myrtle
Point was fined $12.50 and costs for
overloading a truck, his load being
6,000 pounds overweight. On the
same charge Wlthan Ted driffen, 27,
of South Central avenue, was fined
$5 and costs, his load being a few
hundred pounds overweight. Both
pleaded guilty.
Paul J. Quackenbush. 25, who came
her recently from Portland, waa
fined $2.60 and costs for permitting
a person not possessing an operator's
license to drive his car. He pleaded
guilty to letting his unlicensed broth
er Warren, 19, to drive the auto.
Ben Geary, 40, of Trail was ar
raigned on a charge of unlawfully
lying In wait with a gun at a salt
lick. He pleaded not guilty and re
quested a trial by Jury. The trial
was set for 10 a. m. on June IS.
Geary was represented by Attorney
Thomas J. Enrlght.
ROYAL ARCH MASONS
Stated convocation of era
tr Lake Chapter No. 32 on
Tuesday evening. June
15th, at 7:30 P. M. Visitors Welcome,
FRED A. PURDIN, H. P.
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PAROLE PROBLEM
BALFM, Ore, June 15. f AP) Oov
ernor Martin today named ten men
to study the state probation system
and to report to the 1939 legislature.
Following suggestions made to the
emergency board, yesterday that the
board name an additional probation
ofticer. the governor said he would
name the probation commission to
study the problem with a view to re
vising the entire parole system.
Members of the commission are:
Justice J. O. Bailey of the state su
preme court, chairman; Justice
Oeorge Rossmen of. the supreme
court; Circuit Judge Hall S. Lutk.
Portlend; Circuit Judge Arthur D.
Hay, Lakevtew: Circuit Judge James
T. Brand, Marshfleld; Oscar Hayter,
uaiiaa. vice-president of the state bar
association: District Attorney Earl
A. Nctt, McMlnnvllIe, president on
tne District Attorneys' Association ot
Oregon: Lotus L. Langley, Portland,
former Multnomah county district at
torney: Senator Robert M. Duncan,
Burns; N. Ray Alber. Portland, chair
man of the house Judiciary commit
tee of the 1937 legislature.
Speaking of the appointments, the
governor said "demands for the im
provement of Oregon's antiquated pa
role, probation and sentencing sys
tem have assumed state-wide proportions.
The biggest paper blizzard In his
tory occurred when New York greet
ed Lindbergh's return from Parla with
a shower of 1800 tons of ticker tape,
torn-up telephone books and news
papers. f
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SALEM, June lb. (AP) Governor
Martin Invited Secretary of Agrlcul
ture Henry A. Wallace today to at
tend the annual convention of the
National Aasoclatlon of Milk Control
boards to be held In Portland In
August.
In a telephone conversation, Wal
lace told the governor he would at
tend If he could fit the trio In his
schedule.
Edgar W. Smith, chairman of the
Oregon milk control board, said the
state was asked to sponsor the con
vention because Oregon "has the
most successful board In the nation."
Members of boards In the SO states
that have milk control administra
tion will be Invited to attend, as
well aa commissioners of sgrlculture
In the other states that do not have
boards.
Other membera of the Oregon
board are A. E. Engbreteon of Aatb-
na and Glen B. Marsh, Hood River.
Paul C. Adams, Portland, la administrator.
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Once more
Studebaker brings
the Elks to town!
ELKS MAGAZINE "COURIERS OF GOOD
WILL" REACH THE CITY ON THEIR WAY
TO THE B. P. O. E. DENVER CONVENTION!
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THE Elks again are traveling from city to city
id America's spotlight cars ... a magnificent
new Studebaker State President Eight ... a
superb new Studebaker Dictator Six.
Not only Elks and friends of Elks, but motor
ists throughout the city and vicinity will find it
very interesting to drop around and see us while
the Elks' Studebakers are here.
TUNE INI
Wednesday Afternoon 5:15 to 5:45
The Elks Good-Will Ambassadors,
George Stalzer and Joe Cook
Will Entertain over KMED
The Elks must have felt the same way we do:
They chose Studebakers for each of three tour
teams that are covering America in advance of
their convention.
World's first cars offering the dual economy of
the gas-saving automatic overdrive and the Frus
oil cleaner . . . world's first cars offering the
triple safety of steel-reinforced-by-steel bodies,
automatichillholderandfeather-touchhydraulic
brakes . . . world's only cars with non-slam doors
that close lightly, tightly and silently on rattle
proof rotary latches!
Come in and see for yourself that in picking
cars the Elks, as usual, are right!
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