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PAGE TWO MTDFOKD MATL TRTBUyE, rEDFORD, OREGON. THTTRSDAT. .TUXE 17. 1937. FEDERAL BUREAU FARM TENANT ACT HALF NEED $253.048 08 in stamp taxes, plus 121, 710.71 In Interest, for a transaction arising from the reorganisation of the company la 1020. ing migratory fowl, soon to be mad publle for next season. Seed Berry rick era PORTLAND, June 17. Lerga berry crops In the Orssbam and anka districts faos heavy loss unl.es froaa UOO to 390 pickers are obtained to replace those leaving because of ra cent heavy rains, the federal employ ment agency here aatd todsy. AFTER Few Bird Law Changes. WASHINGTON. June 17. VP) Rep. Irerett at. Dlrksen of Illinois predicted todsy the bureau of bio logical survey would make few changes In the regulations for hunt ! t, IS 'INVESTIGATED LOANS FALL OF BILBOA c: 'A ? n Allen Labor Leader Probed by Immigration Service- Madam Perkins Told. PORTLAND. June 17. (AP) Roy J. Norene, regional director of the federal naturalization and lmmlgra Hon aervlce, admitted that Harry Bridges, an Auatrallan and head of the western branch of the Interna tional Longshoremen's association had been "Investigated" by his de partment. "We understood that Harry fehrlmpf (a member of Bridges' Ban Francisco local of the 1-L.A.) knew something about Bridges and would talk." Kerens said. "Schrlmpf would Dot talk after we had subpoenaed him. and that's all there la to It." Norene'e statement followed a pro test by the maritime federation of the Pacific. In convention here, to alleged Interference with delegates by Immi gration officials. H denied knowledge of a dictograph Brldgea charged waa Installed In hie room In a local hotel. Clearing Its calendar of resolutions the convention went on record sup porting the strike of the local I.L.A warehousemen's unjon at the Meter and Prank warehouse here. Another phase of the strike devel oped when Circuit Judge Louis P. Hewitt took under advisement a de murrer entered by counsel for the Portland Central Labor council In Injunction proceedings Instituted by the I.L-a. Involving the ousting of tho wsrshouasmen's union by the ouncfl. Defense attorneys contended the I.L.A. had not exhausted Its right of appesl within the council, and that elnos no property rights were Involved Injunctlonsi relief wsa not provided under state law. L GIVEN TO ALBANY ALBANY, June 17. pp) The pre sentation of a memorial bench to the alt? of Albany by the Daughters of Union Veteran highlighted the mo ond day of the atate convention of five allied O. A. R. organization, here today. The presentation waa made by Mn. Mabel Gardner, department patrlotlo Instructor, and It was re ceived by Mayor O. R, A ah ton. Ptve organizations, the W. R. 0.. Ladle of the O. A. R., Sone of Union Veterans, eons of Union Union Veterans, all are holding sea- el ona today. Dr. D. V. Poling, field representa tive of the state board of higher education, told the convention groups "you are representatives of that force upon which America depends to per petusto those things which we as a nation hold most hear." Mre. A. X. Bouth worth of fialem waa the only member of the W. R. C. present who attended the second W. R. C. department convention held in Albany February 33, 1BB8. 0 Wi SPANISH WOMIN TRAIN FOR WAR. Spain's bitter civil conflict nu attracted women as well as the men. These Loyalist Barcelona women are shown at target practice. They will take their plaee in the battle li nes if the call comes. WYMORE AND RAY HELD ON CHARGE BLAZE HONORED SALEM, June IT. (in rioyd B. McMullen. Hermleton young man who lost his life In the state capltol fire April a. 1035, will be honored at the cornerstone laying for the new capltol today when the Floyd B. Mc Mullen memorial first aid car Is pre sented to the city by the Salem Trades and Labor council. McMullen. a Willamette university student, waa assisting himself through college by working aa a call fireman. Members of the fire depsrtment here will man the car. Tonight the car will be taken to Woodburn where It will be on eihlbltlon during a lecture by Rtusell Hagy, first aid In atructor of Salem. lib and Riverside. Cass E. Wymore of 243 North Holly street and Jack Ray of Eagle Point were under arrest today on a charge of grand larceny. An Information filed In Justice of the peace court charged them with the theft of two reduction gears and a one horsepower electric motor from the pscklng plant of southern Oregon fiales. Inc., on or about May 0. Value waa listed as $330. The Information was sworn to by S. M. Tuttle, man ager of SOS. Wymore recently started a sand and gravel business on the Midway road. A search warrant waa aworn out last night and parts of his plant were fo''nd to be artloles stolen from the SOS plsnt, authorities stated. Arti cles such sa electric motors, gears snd bushings hsd been disappearing from tna packing plant for some time. Investlgsttng officers ssld they had boen Informed. Wymore, a prominent cltlren here for the past ten years, was taken Into custody last night. Mr. Ray wu ar rested this morjilng at the gravel plant where he Is said to have been working. Ray operates a store and service station In Eagle Point. Oeorge A. Codding haa been em ployed aa Wymore's attorney. He quoted Mr. Wymore as saying ha had bought all the equipment at hta plant. Mr. Wymore waa arraigned tn Jus tice of the peace court thla after noon and preliminary hearing was set by Judge William R. Coleman at a o'clock Monday afternoon. On motion of District Attorney Prank J. Nevmen, Wymore was released on his own recognusance. Later , In the afternoon, Mr. Ray was arraigned ana given until 10 o'clock Saturday morning to waive or demand a preliminary hearing. Ball waa aet at 1,000. Mr. Wymore waa arraigned In Jus tice of the peace court thla afternoon and preliminary hearing was set by Judge William R. Coleman at 3 o' clock Monday afternoon. On motion of District Attorney Prank J. New man, Wymore waa released on his own recognisance. T SHIPMENTS SOON GRANTS PASS, June IT, (API Shipment of 3.000 tons of high grade chromlte to Orsnts Pass for the Rustles. Iron imrt flfet iArrwnkrlnn of Baltimore, Md will begin prob- sDiy next week, John E. Allen, com pany geologist, revealed today. Altnough not a part of the com pany's southern Oregon holdings it will be Dart rtf a nrevinn.lv rmnun- ed thorough test of quality and costs or oomesuo ore irom tnis section. Practically all chromlte now used In this cnuntrv valiifthu rnf r.tn,.n lightweight allow, and for munitlona la Imported at prices below domes tic corns. Eurrene Brown of O'Brien. Ore., has contracted to deliver the chromlte here His mine Is on the high pls teau. six mile, ifiuth nf line, on Diamond creek road. Other properties In southern and esstern Oreron have been inwti. gated and may be leased or purchased "J iv company as test sources shou'd developments warrant their use or the foreign supply be affect ed. Resumrjtlnn of ehrnmlte thl.-..,. here Will follow hv nnlv . . ....... a shipment of copper from this sec- nun. zma were mined during the World war period but operations naitec- as prices roll. HELEN HICKS IS rind Prehistoric Tusk SALEM, June 17. JPi .A nnwr shovel In use In excavating a mtnrm drain here turned up what was de clared to be a fragment of a tusk of a prehistoric mammoth. CHICACtb, June 17. (AP) Helen Hicks did her part again today, but Dorothy roster, 23-year-old music teacher from Sprlnc'leld, m., wreck ed prospects for an all "business woman" final in the western wo men's open tournament by conquer ing Babe Dldrlkson In a 19-hole struggle at the Beverly country club. MiM Ticks kept the "business wo men" final idea alive by trouncing Paula Parker, 10-year-old Milwaukee beauty, 6 and 0. . Miss Betty Botterlll, of Salt Lake City, eliminated Mrs. Russell Mann of Milwaukee, 3 and 2. Mtaa- Beatrice Barrett of Minne apolis was out In front all the way, Jn eliminating Mrs. Lillian Zecb or Chicago, 2 and . ROSEBURO, Ore., June 17. (AP) Francis K. Lynch, and Leland O. Rex road, each 20 years of age, held In the Douglas county Jail since their arrest March 27 on charges of mohair theft, were paroled from sen tences of two years each In the stato penitentiary Imposed In the circuit court this morning. The youths were paroled to their parents and were returned to their homes at Yoncalla. Oliver Taylor, 18, of Powers, ar rested April 24 for alleged auto theft, was paroled from a sentence of alx months in the county Jail and was paroled to his father, H.- B. Taylor of Sweet home. Use Mall Tribune want ads. WASHINGTON, June IT. (AP) The bouse agriculture committee ap proved today a revised farm tenancy bill authorizing an appropriation of 10,000.000 for liberal loans to teb- onrs and sharecroppers in 1038. A previously approved measure. which met opposition In the rules committee, would have authorised ST-0,000.000. The new bill retained a provision authorizing an appropriation of 10,000,000 in 1038 for purchase and retirement of eubmarginal land from cultivation. Authorizations for farm home purchase loans were stepped up to 925,000,000 in 1039 and aso.ooo.ooo In 1040. , A provision authorising 970,000,000 for rehabilitation loans for farm oper atlng purposes was eliminated, com mittee members said funds for this purpose were expected to be made available by President Roosevelt from relief funds. Except for aubmarglnal land, the amounts provided in the bouse bill were the same as In the Bankhead bill recently approved by the senate apiculture committee. However, the latter measure would give the sec re tary of agriculture authority to pur chase and Improve farms for resale to tenanta. ST. JEAN DE LUZ. Pranco-Spanlsh Border, June 17. (AP) Manuel He dilla, former fascist chieftain, was reported today to have been con demned to death by a court martial alter he was arrested on order of Generalissimo Francisco Franco for conspiring against the head of the Insurgent Spanish regime. Diplomatic dispatches said 80 othei fascist party chiefs were tried by courts martial at the same time. Of these, 14 were said to have bean sentenced to die with their leader, 20 were given life Imprisonment at hard labor and the others were ordered de ported to Spanish Guinea In West Alrtca. In addition to HedlUa, who brought the greatest number of supporters in Franco's ranks, the fascist leaders of Salamanca, Burgos, Toledo and the province of Vlscaya were reported among those sentenced to die on charges that Included "conspiracy Against the security of the countr; ind the state." HENDAYE. rranco-Spanlsh Fron tier, June 17. jp, More than 600. 000 civilians were reported starving In refugee-awamped Bilbao today be cause of a breakdown of food dis tribution within the barrassed city. Refugees fleeing the Basque pro vincial canltau said food no lorur waa being Issued. Hordes of fugitives from the coun tryeide have swarmed into the pttv swelling its population, normally less usn auu.uw, to more than a half million, she refugees said. Insurgent sources declared Oener- .lll&slmo Francisco Franco had taken personal command of the besieging forces that have smashed Bilbao'. Iron ring" defenses and drawn an almost complete circle In the city's tuburbs. The refugees said extremist started sadcing houses In the belief iuiug.ni occupation now Is Inevitable. Insurgents renorteri tvit. .hi-.. blockading Bilbao had nsnttiw th- glvernment shiploads of 3,000 refugees f.eelng the besieged Basque capital, many of them children "crying for eumeinign to eat." The refugees, mostly women and children, were described as being "In ft pitiful condition." rive ships, the Insurgents said, at tempted to run the blockade hut tn. unable to leave the estuary because of the close cordon Generalissimo Francisco Franco has drawn about the long beleaguered city. Two of the vessels gave up the at tempt to reach a haven at Santaudar to the west snd turned back, but the Insurgent warships were said to have captured the other three and taken them to Fasajes. CHILDREN FREE Accompanied by Parent CARNIVAL NIGHT MEDFORD ARMORY Tuesday, June 22d Standard oil Assessed. SAN FRANCISCO. "June 17 im The United Btateg circuit court of appeals today ordered the stand.ro Oil company of California to pay u ATTENTION Cherry Growers We are offering cash for Royal Anne Cherries. We can still use a limited quantity. Start receiving about July 1st American Fruitgrowers, Inc Call at Sales Office End of North Central. Phone 1265 More than 100 planes come and go daily at the Newark, K. J, airport, said to be the busiest flying field In the world. "You see, this LUCKY LAGER lumbo bottle contains TWELVE ounces" Thai's right, you get rwelv ounces el "on oi tho world's Mallf lino boora in tho Luokf Ugor Jumbo bolila. And thla naw-ilyU Lucky Lager oonlalner ii easy to carry, easy to eool and aasy to aorro. OI oourto, you oan olio got Lucky Lager in other alia bodies, In "Kegllned" cans and on draught. Lucky lager, you know, ii Iho dalsd boor lhat't slowly mollowod "Naluta'i Woy"...th expensive way. For boor at Iti bail... Insist on Luoky Lager. .."ono ol Iho world'! really lino boors." CYriet VSr Os.srel I, tw(e Crrtta Seit fre-tiM m A-eti s.e iMWs "ONE OF THE WORLD'S REALLY FINE BEERS" ADRIENNE'S Clearance Sale 1 COATS SUITS DRESSES HATS m JUNE A norcccc I li norQCPQ I fl DRESSES $8.98 $10.95 Values to $16.05 print, Valors to $19.95 prints tlicern and plain color. and plain colors. $12.95 Begular f23 values. Lace, dressy nets, sports and afternoon styles. Cotton Formals $395 Values up to $10.95 DRESSES One ffroup of better drees; rallies to $?.95. $1695 FORMALS Another group of format and dinner dreses at PRICE All Spring Coats On Sale $ 1 f95 e group of fitted and swagger styles. Regular $26 val., now JL aaF ALL BETTER COATS AT 12 PRICE Knit Suits In two pleee styles Values fo I10.9A $998 to marorNT on sit Bntirle and knit suit. HATS In narr, Mark. rey and red on salt for $J00 BETTER 8PRIN0 HATS ! OFF Congo Suits In White and Colors $19.95 Now 915.00 $12.95 Now 97.05 Wool Suit. In fitted . and ari'r lPrirA models 2 1 Sale On Costume Jewelry Clips, necklaces, pins, buckles and bracelets, regular $1.95 values, close out 25c ADRIENNE'S -A V
