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MEDFOTtD MAIL TRIBTJNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. TTTESDAY. .TTTSTE 15. 1937.
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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Parry.
Citizens, finicky about th wea
ther, hftva started to demand; 'Whan
will It atart to warm up?" It will
about th time they demand '.'When
will It atart to cool off?"
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"WILSONS MARRIED 38 YEARS;
AJaB SURPRISED" (Del Nort (Oal.)
Triplicate headline) So roll the
world.
e a
Jurt by way of change In the
dally account of the world flight
of Amelia Sarhart, It would be ln
tertatlnf to read some evening the
avlatrlx had helped wash the supper
dlahee, while overnight at Abu Hajkr.
e e e
The private secretary of the Gov
ernor la now listed u a possible
candidate to oppose Cong. Mott next
spring In the primary. Here la one
Democrat, at least, with no deelre
to be appointed to a federal Judge
ship, or administrator of Bonnevlllo
Dam.
a e e
JTJAT AS TRUE TODAY!
(Kanaaa City Star)
"When we read the speechea of
certain congressmen we recall
the remark of Tom Reed of
- Main, a long speaker of the
Bouse. "Every time the gentle
man from Texa apeaks," Reed
aald. "he aubtracta from the aum
total of human knowledge."
e e
B. Dlrlch. the Prospect mt.wm.
towned Monday. Mr. Ulrlch umpires
all baseball games, and la a valu
able ex-offtclo member of the team,
home of his decisions cause htm to
be custvrt, worse thsn a Portland
Hew Dealer cusses Charles Evan
Hughes,
e e e
Aa upstate motorcyclist reported a
motorist beat him up after a col
lision, and, then went on his way.
There are several angle to a case
Ilka this, Including the one. It is
punishment enough to ride a motor
cycle. The polls will he open next Fri
day, from 1 to 8 oclock, at the
special pavement bond election.
These are the hour v hen the fish
bite beet, and the sun shines Just
right on the golf links.
A rainbow graced the southern
horlson Sunday. It bore a general
resemblance to the one Mica Worn
ack, the mining msctnste, hss been
chaelng for 40 years.
ORA.
(Printed by request oi severs I I
Including our own i
"Next In Importance to the divine!
profusion of water, llRht, and air. I
the three prtyslrnl fsta which ren-
der existence possible, may be reck
oned the universal beneficence of
grass. Lying in the sunshine among
ths buttercups and dandelions of
May, acarcely higher In Intelligence
than thoea minute tenants of that
mimic milder new, ur earliest recol
lection are of trass, and when the
fitful fever Is ended end the foolish
wrangle of the market and the forum
la closed, grass heals over the scar
which our descent Into the bosom of
th earth has made, and the carpet
of ths Infant become the blanket
of ths dead." 1
e
"Banished from ths thoroughfares
and fields. It bides It time to return,
and when the vigilance Is relaxed
or the dynasty has perished, it si
lently resumes the throne from which
It has been expelled but which It
never abdicate. It bear no b)a
aonry of bloom to charm the senses
with fragrance or splendor, but tt
homely hue Is more enchanting than
the Illy or the rose. It yields no
fruit In earth or air, yet should Its
harvest fail for a single year famine
would depopulate ths world.' (John
J. Ingalls.)
Notice
Hareafter I will not be responsible
for debt contracted bv no one except
myself. TOWARD COOK.
WIXDOW OLA 8 We sell window
glass and will replace your broken
wiadow reaaonsoiy Trowbridge Cso
Inet Works
hone H2 wu nam away youi
ffus. City Aanivvy Oerrto,
A New Deal in Europe?
TODAY i war-debt non-payment day (that ii except for Fin
land).
The debtori don't know it
aide ef the Atlantic may be a little different from now on. The
United Statea ia warming up to a new neighbor in Europe. Our
defaulting frienda may aoon find that this meani that we are
cooling off toward them.
Officially, it ia now being admitted in 'Washington that the
objectives of the ao-ealled "0lo group" Belgium, the Nether
landa, Luxemburg, Finland, Denmark, Sweden and Norway
"coincide with our own." These nations are banding together
to promote prosperity through
is the only war-debtor in this group. Finland is the only one of
all the debtors to have a clear record of payments.)
TVhat ian't admitted around Washington is that there is def.
inite sympathy in the White House and state department for
closer ties with the Oslo group. The invitation to Premier Paul
Van Zeeland of Belgium, now
Pennsylvania avenue is part of
MR VAN Zeeland ia coming here to get an honorary degree
from Princeton. It isn't expected that there will be an
epochal announcement following his "side trip" to Washing
ton. But the visit is enough. The former Princetonian is slated
to aueceed Dutch Premier Colijn as head of the Oslo powers.
Things have not gone far enough for the United States and
its "new neighbor" to enter into formal agreements. But the
new relationship is highly important for two main reasons:
It gives this country a chance
with an out-and-out neutral group at a time when the feeling
for neutrality is strong in Ameries.
It stives us greater diplomatic independence in showing
Great Britain and France that we are not compelled to work
exclusively with them if we want to avoid the "dictatorships."
Closer trade relations with
British government more conciliatory toward a reciprocal trade
agreement with this country, as some of our friends among the
dominions have been telling London it should be. A. B.
Menace of
RECENT news from abroad underlined m striking
fashion one reason why dictatorships are unhealthy. They
are secret Governments. They keep the world in a state of tur.
moil and alarm because they are able to operate without debate
and without publicity. Nobody can be sure why they act or
what they are going to do next. A dictator may be a statesman,
abler than his contemporaries and working for the benefit of
his own country, he would still be an international danger. In
the past he might have functioned in his own domain without
upsetting neighboring nations; today everything he does must
be felt everywhere. There can be no two opinions about the
peril of having on this small and sensitive planet men with ab
solute power over millions of people who are capable of moving
without warning or explanation. j
FROM Moscow comes fresh evidence of the extent of the ex-
traordinary purge of the ruling clasa of the Soviet Union.
What is known of the shake-up and the trials for treason in the
upper ranks of the Red Army, the dismissal of directors and
officers in the State trusts, the demotion and arrests of respon
sible officials and party leaders is only what the Government
itself publishes. It is impossible to ascertain how much more
goes on behind the scenes or what it all means. Do treachery
and sabotage honeycomb the system on the scale indicated by
this wholesale liquidation? Surmises of a military coup are dis
counted by foreign observers, but dispatches from London and
Paris describe the British and French Governments as baffled.
These unexplained and inexplicable developments are more than
baffling. Uncertainty as to the true state of great country is
definitely disturbing.
THIS international aspect of dictatorship suggests why it is
not simply a domestic problem. There are limits to the
truth that the form of government one nation chooses is not
the business of other nations. Dictatorship, as at present exer
cised, is not only a method of Internal rule but also a method of
foreign policy which by its nature prevents normal relations
between States and affects the safety and stability of the world.
New York Times
(Continued from rict On.)
tlva balance wheel, not "conserva
tive" In ths sens of old-time Re
publican conservatism, but by com
parison with the left wing advisers
of the president, Wallace. Icae. Hop
kins. Cohen. Corcoran and Miss Per
kins. In fact, he was just about
the only Important conservative In
fluence left, as the earlier one have
gone on their "vacations' 'ons by on
during the last four years.
Not For official purpose, the
"vacation" excuse will be officially
maintained, although it is somewhat
weak in view of ths fsct that the
vi e -president has not had one during
a congressional session In 30 years,
has not been alck lately and hi
whit, bushy eyebrows never bristled
more Impishly, Unofficial Interpre
tations such as this one may be de
nied, because, naturally, thee do
not corns either from the party of
ths second part or th first part.
Nevertheless. It will be difficult to
make satisfactory explanation or de
nials stand up because the situation
Is too generally known In Washing
ton to be long concealed
Kmnnmlilng?
The process, by which th econ
omy progrsm hss dwindled sr not
only bswtidertPi to outsiders, but to
conrevmn Mr. R. was sppsrentiv
In favor of rutting out the pork and
Approving expenditure for worth
yet,, but the program from this
better trade relations. (Belgium
on the hith seas, to call at 1600
the evidence.
to cooperate in world affairs
tho Oslo group may make the
Dictatorship
while thlnga. After the April 30
message on economy, the legislative
leader were arranging things on that
basis, and blocking extra-budgetary
expendlturea. But sine that time,
these following extra-budgetary
thlnga have occurred:
Th navy, atatlng It approval of
F. D. R., hss recommended to con
gress an auxiliary ship and shore
station program, to cost about ?S.-
000,000.
The president recommended i
10,000,000 merchant marine pro
gram, The president made no fight to
prevent the senate from adding
funds to start the H 16 000,000 TV A
OUbertsville (Ky.) dam.
More funds for flood control were
denied by th White Houm origin
slly, but Mr. R. finally accepted i
compromise to spend $43,000,000 of
WPA money on flood control.
Agriculture Secretsry Wallac pre
sented a farm program, estimated to
cost anywhere from 280,000.000 to
700.000.000. with som estimates
running abov a billion. (While F.
D. R. sstd he favored some farm
legislation, apparently he is not for
the whole Wallace program.)
The president ha announced him
eelt tor small Wagner housing and
farm tenancy legislation, neither of
which is In the budget.
Th fact of this matter seems to
b the economy movement was con
certed largely for effect on th gor
ernment bond market. Just for ths
duration of that recent spring un
easiness. MODERN WOMEf
NttJ Not i"tf monthly raia sort rfelsr du tr
ti,oTvu1,triB,iurtvniilM est).
c riiirisnrTOBrekKi Hat hy
ill drusrits Wvv ivrtn AitttW Tt
'INI SISMONO Njf laSNB" iTJ
Personal Health Service
By William
ftUgned Utters pertaining to persons I Health and byglen. not to disease
diagnosis or treatment, will b answered by Dr. Brady If a stamped self
addressed ovslopa la nelowd. Letters should b brief and wrltUn la ink.
Oaring to th large o umber of letter received only a few can be answered.
No reply can b mad to queries not conforming to Instructions. Address
Dr. William Brady, MS El Caaino, Beverly, Calif.
BERIBERI IN
Beriberi, endemlo paly neurit! or
multiple neuritis la a chronic dlaeas
prevalent in tropical and aub -tropical
countries, sometimes in thla
oountry a I tho
yii l jjjm tgeya probably many
i;Y oases in tm
" 11 country are never
V;i' reo snlwd b-
(.1 - j eaua isw pnysi
K " with th
A manifestation of
- M h disease.
IX . SM Barlbri, In
j SlnghaUs.
f V sHI mM extrem
II u weakness.
IsBBBBBBBBaaVetvaff The cause of
ben ben is pro
longed deprivation or deficiency of
vitamin B- For example the outer coat
of rlee grains Is rleh In vitamin B;
th Inner part of ths grain contain
little or none. Hence in countries
where rice la th staple food beriberi
prevail In proportion with the cua
tom or practice of using polished rice
instead of th plain brown rice. The
process of polishing rice to make It
whit robs It of nearly all Its vita
min B. The poltshlnga so removed
from the rice kernel are Indeed now
in considerable demand as an excel
lent sours of vitamin B to supple
ment our refined diet here In Amer
ica.
Beriberi, extreme weakness. Keep
that In mind.
Now here la a typical American ca
well, anyway, a Yankee case. Mar
ried woman aged 58 year, had never
weighed over a hundred pounds.
sometimes under a hundred, tho five
feet one Inch tall and a woman that
should weigh from 120 to 130 pounds
from ai to SO years of age.
By steady deterioration thla woman
became gradually disabled and waa
finally taken to a hospital when her
weight had declined to 59 pounds.
Needless to aay she had little vlte.
Indeed, her relative were summoned
to the bedside and one or twice it
seemed the end had come. Aa many
physician or specialists had been
consulted at various stage of her
long chronic Illness, the physician In
attendance at the last Illness asked
the nearest relative for consent for
a necropsy, and this consent was sign
ed. But the little woman had some
thing, vlte or no rite. She began to
gain. She added weight week by week,
and In the course of three months
was back home, the life of the party,
completely cured.
'.Mclnfyre
NEW YORK, June 15. The art.
critic of the Manchester Guardian, af- I
ter a three weeks swing around New 1
York, believes Radio City, with Its
terrifying up-
shoot or checker
board windows
and aloofness,
symbolizes the
soul of New
York. That'a the
usual Impression
of the town at
casual glanc.
Always Mm
hattan expresses
herself I n dy
namics. Nowhere
doe the critic
find the weary eyelids of a Mona
Lisa smile, the dreamy gaze of a Bo
tlcelll Venus or the Indolent beauty
of an Olympla. instead, the eternal
buc.rltty-buckltty and the race for
nowhere.
Thnt view, after three weeks or
even three months, wilt endure ao
long aa New York la the over-crowded,
tuned-up city It 1. The soft shadows
and the lingering highlights will
never be seen In a short time. It takes
several yeara to discover the beauty,
serenity and lasting enchantment.
But once one hss lived here long
enough to crack the spurious case
ment which la the brittle ahell, one
soon finds Inside a votk that 1 soft
and Pliable. Indeed. I know of no
other city so kind and thoughtful to
the stranRer if he will be patient!
And play the game.
And It wss Harry Hershfleld who
WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE
APPOINTMENT OF
MR. VICTOR E.
SPARKS
As Manager of Our District Office
in Medford and Vicinity
NORTHERN LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
Prn Ottlc location
HOI IT aiiirivo
Brady, M. D.
NORTH AMERICA
Hr Illness was mult I pi neurit!,
alcoholic. Bhe had been living on al
coholand desiring and tsklng Jess
food, or perhaps rejecting food when
she did take it. All eh wanted was
another drink, and she could still ox
rdlc enough alcohol to keep her alive.
If such existence csn be called living
helpless, useless, a burden snd a
shame to her nearest and dearest. I
said thla was a typical Yankee case.
What cured the polyneuritis, the
beriberi? Vitamin B, of coura. Th
last doctor made the patient take
several ounce of wheat germ dally
flrat steamed or boiled a few minute
Into a mush or porridge, later In var
ious breads, biscuits, cakes, and raw
mixed with orange or tomato Juice
or ether beverage. Each ounce of
wheat germ con Ulna approximately
a&O unit of vitamin B. Normal day's
ration of vitamin B for healthy adult
la perhaps 800 to 600 units.
QUESTION AND ANSWERS '
Adam's Apple
What causes so called Adam's Apple?
How csn It be removed or lessened
to soma degree? How long will It
take? (O F.)
Answer Prominence of th cricoid
cartilage of the larynx or voice-box.
It would be less prominent If the pos
ture were corrected by suitable exer
cise and additional weight were ac
cumulated.
Spinal Curvature
Ofglrl, 33, slight congenital lateral
curvature. When thla was discovered
ten year ago was advised not to car
ry anything heavy. Now wish to work
as canvasser, requiring that I carry
case weighing ten pounda or more,
several hours a day, from door to
door. What would you suggest? (M M )
Answer Probably It will not be a
strain now. Why not divide the load
Into two cases and carry one In each
hand? Or at least change every mln
ulte or so from one hand to the oth-
Flake White
Read that flake white, used with
glycerin and rose water, as liquid face
powder, may cause lead poisoning,
rheumatism, etc.? (M H.)
Answer Flake whit 1 bismuth
aubnitrate, not lead, and la compara
tively harmless to use In that way.
Copyright 1937, John F. Dllle
Ed Note: Persons wishing to
communicate with Dr. Brady
should send letter direct to Dr.
William Brady, M. D., 289. El
Camlno, Beverly Hills, Calif.
once described New York as "A place
where everybody mutinies but no
body deserts." .
Tragedy: Oelett Burgess, who has
more fun than anyone I know gad
getlng up his own amusements, has
for two weeka, against his better
marital nature, been wooing the con
fidence of a very small mouse, with
bit of cheese. He had got him ao he
would creep up almost to the hand
holding the cheese. He was hoping
he would eat out of the hand even
tually. Then one day Mrs. Burgess
entered. Bterm dictum. Trap. And
yesterday Mickey died. Funeral to
morrow. Omit flowera.
Tricks in all trades note: X hear
that one of the largest radio adver
tisers checks up on program reac
tion In a very simple manner. Such
aa this: Women's clubs In obscure
centres are given 100 on condition
they get an anonymous opinion of
the radio program from every mem
ber of the club.
From the elevated slithering Its
serpentine path through the slums
one may catch a peep Into New
York's tenement struggle for beauty
in it shy peep of gardens. Most
of these efforts are dispirited little
patchea on roof top or fire escapes.
Tner are, of course, no formal
hedges, spurt of fountain or stone
benches. But there is somehow ex
quisite snd torturing beauty In mak
ing a petunia grow In what was onee
an ash heap. And In many windows
there Is a flash of tired, sick faces,
looking out upon some brave strug
gling plant trying to enliven squalor
with nature'a bounty.
I' heartening to see the veteran
boulevardler. writer, raconteur and
founder of the Museum of the City
of New York taking such a sprightly
interest in the current scene. He is
Henry Collins Brown, who swings
P. R. MOROA
Prc,lflnf
Jauntily out of the mellow old Murray
Hill hotel every 1st afternoon, aple
and boutonnlend, for his promenade.
One editor of th famous Valen
tine Manual, be la an authority on
th manner of th gay and golden
SO's. There was a day net ao many
years ago when for him life formed
a thick green scum. First page head
lines told of the poignant period la
relating his transfer to a mental asylum-
For three years exlstnc was
a blank aa th result of a complete
nervous breakdown, H Ulla It all
in an autographed copy ha has Just
sent me. titled, "A Mind Mislaid." It
was Interesting to me that th first
time Brown lsughed upon being re
stored to norms ley was upon reading
Harry Leon Wilson's Rug glee of Red
Gap. He laughed uproariously, and
at the same time knew h was again
well.
For sleepless stretches there la nice
clean fun In msklng up a few of
these:
Ts a long road that gathers no
moss.
A stitch In time butters no pars
nips. It la never too lste to spoil th
broth.
Money mskea th world go round.
It's aa 111 wind makes th mare go.
Necessity la th mother ef a rolling
stone, .
Where there's a will, turn ths other
cheek.
All work snd no play make Strang
bedfellows.
After about a deeea of them you
drift off Into dreamless slumber. Or
give, up, get dressed and go over to
the Stork club.
(Copyright, 1637. McNaught
Syndicate, Inc.)
FOR TAX EVADERS;
DITTO SPENDERS
WASHINGTON, June 18. (AP) A
policy of disclosing names of alleged
tax dodgers received approval today
from two leaders of the congressional
tax Inquiry.
"Why not let th country know?"
aaked Chairman Harrison (D., Miss.)
of the senate finance committee.
Chairman Dough ton (D., N. C.) of
the house ways and means committee
expressed agreement. Both had Just
been to the White House to confer
with President Roosevelt.
Scretary Morgenthau probably will
be the first witness when testimony
starts tomorrow. Informed persona
predicted th inquiry will center on
the returns of millionaires and near
millionaires, especially those i
cret treasury Hat of alleged tax dodg
ers. Senator Vandenberg (R Mich.), In
a statement, linked the tax inquiry
with what he termed federal "waute
and extravagance.''
"Let's catch the tax dodgers, out
let's not let the tax spenders go scot
free."
He said tax exempt securities pre
via the biggest tax loophole and tnat
other tax avoidance by comparison
is "chicken feed."
I'VE JTOPPID
BUYIN0
IMITATION!
"Krllog'. Com Flalies ra
each a big value that (hop
ping for cheaper brands
imply Hoera't pay. My family
always votes for Kellof g',1"
Everybody loves the crisp
goodness of these famous
flakes made better, packed
better, taste better. Kel
logg's are ready to serve
with milk or cream. Kept
always oven-fresh by the pat
ented hmt-teaUd waxtitb
inner bag.
Ab all gv.
cers. Made by
Kellogg in
Battle Creek.
Say befor
you say "CORN FIAKES"
Hem Office
,(. tva.n
Vtr
h&s
tffnYrffl
ft La
CORN I
FLAKES K
M ' 1 en!"i
Vffir ,. . I A,
' I Mill
Flight 'o Time
Me4foM sad Jsekioa County
hUtefy rroa th tUea ef tat
Mali Irttaas 19 sad tl yaan
.
TtN TEARS AGO TODAY
0B IS, 127.
(It w WdnKlT )
Autotu (Uud tlo atea tor larrlng
ear parked ea streets all aiiat. cm.
mbs warned "streets are not a publle
garife."
Will Rsgtrs, film eoraedlia, eon
fined to bed with UIbms.
Col. Undberrh tpend quiet day
In New York, after greatest demon
erttloa la history In his honor.
Medford btulneu nun favor tax
levy for support ef county fslr.
Hugh DeAutrtmont. on trial for
murder, keeps his "Iron nerve" under
fire. HI mother will teatlfy In hi
behalf. Sheriff Jennings bringing
twin brother, back from Ohio.
Col. Stuart given contract for
building new elty hall to eeet as3,063.
TWENTY TEARS AGO TODAY
June 18. 191T.
(It tu Friday.)
Oardens In Sams Vslley district
damaged by frost. Early potatoes hit
at Butte Fall,.
Liberty Loan subscriptions In na
tion more than three billions.
Brltah smash German line, from
Arras to Messlnes. snd Teutons re
treat.
John T. Conrad, assistant elty
water superintendent, reports sll dsm
damage at Fish lake repaired.
DarrSU Mlnkler of this city passes
army examination aa radio operator.
Charlie Chaplin In "One A. IS." at
the' Star; Swale Love In "A Daughter
of the Poor" at the Page.
STORE TAX
PETITION FILED
SALEM, June 16. (AF) A pre
liminary petition for en Initiative
measure to levy a tax on chain atoies
waa on file with the secretary of
state today.
The measure, filed by R. 8. Csrlson,
manager of the Independent Retail
Grocers' association of Portland, pro-
ATTENTION LADIES!
Only One More Week on
Permanent Specials
OUR $3.50 OIL PERMANENTB COM
PLETE WITH SHAMPOO, FINGER
WAVE AND HAIRCUT
DUART PERMANENT
REGULAR $5.00 DUART PERMANENT
WAVE FOR
MACHINELESS WAVE t.$5.00
None of our supplies are used more than
once on any permanent wave.
Operators: Elsie Anderson, Lillian and
Melba
Young's Beauty Shop
8. GRAPE
Insulate Your Home With
Red Top Insulating Wool
for year around comfort.
Insulation is not a luxury. It is Just common
sense economy the fuel savings pay the cost
in about two years. You pay for insulation
why not have it?
It's clean, easy to Install. Don't complain of the
heat Just ask Mr. McKay about insulation and
the small monthly payments.
Timber Products Company
Mieteat
MOST T
vldea a graduated license Us f or aa
wnolssale and retail estabUshautua
la the state, ranging from tl upom
a single store to s msxlmunt ef ties
en stores numbering more thsa so,
operated by a single company or as
dlvldusl. Proceeds would go tor eld sge aa.
ltanee and te aid the blind and de
pendent children.
mwhw e.- W ' 1 7
Dae Mall Tribune want ads.
More and more oik, prefer the
rieh, liogering flavor et Lipron's
Yellow Label Tea because the
very first euphil determines their
ell-time choice I
Give Llptoo'e your taste test
for finer tee end you'll sfrse
that Lipton'e deserves the teres
of "world's best." At ell grocers.
I nsa,aw, sr
FATHER'S
DAY v
Next Sunday, June 20th
SWEM'S
GIFTS
$195
$300
PHONE 454
0M40N
tn4 f N. Central