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EDFORD
RIBUNE
Full Associated Press
Full United Press
Thirty-Second Year
MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1937.
No. 82.
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CREDIT BANWELL
OF
In a, letter received today by Mayor
George W. Porter, credit 1b given to
A. H. Ban well, m&nager of the Jack
son County Chamber of Commerce
for the success of the three-day con
ference of the Northwest Aviation
Planning Council In Boise, Idaho, last
week. Mr. Banwell conduct the ses
sion as the council's general chair
man. The letter was written to Mayor
Porter by Walter R. York, program
chairman for the conference, prom
inent merchant and former president
of the Boise Chamber of Commerce.
It read:
"The third meeting of the North
west Aviation Planning Council has
come and gone. Those of us respon
sible for the program and the ar
rangements, however, feel a deep debt
of gratitude to you and the city ad
ministration of Med ford as well as
to the Jackson County Chamber of
Commerce for the privilege of hav
ing had as our general chairman Mr.
A. H. Banwell.
"Mr. Banwell did an excellent Job.
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WIFE STRIKE?
A threat to organize a "wife's
union" which would not cook
for Johnstown, Pa., steel pickets
was being uttred by this strike
wif.
The meetings were opened on time,
conducted splendidly and the busi
ness disposed of most expeditiously.
Due to Mr. Ban well's foresight not
a single one of the local interests
which might have disrupted or In
terfered with the achievement of the
broad purpose of the planning coun
cil was permitted to enter into the
discussions. As a result a fine, har
monious spirit of accomplishment
characterized the sessions.
"We congratulate you on having
a man of Mr. Banwell's caliber In
your community and certainly thank
you for the privilege of having had
him with us."
PORTLAND. June 25. (AP) Led
by Harry Lundberg of the Sailors'
Union of the Pacific, a "rank and
file" movement In the maritime
federation defeated an effort to align
the organization with certain politi
cal groups at the federation comren
tlon here Thursday.
A proposal, supported by Harry
Bridges of the International Long
shoremen s union, to "endorse and
support" labor's non-partisan league.
the commonwealth federations of
Oregon and Washington and other
political groups, was reierred to the
component unions.
Weather
Northern California: pair tonight
and Saturday but local fogs on coast;
high temperature In Interior; fresh
northwest wind off coast.
Oregon: Fair tonight and Saturday,
but occasional fog on coast; rising
temperature In east portfon; light
northerly wind off coast.
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the homes of the notion.
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these duties surpassingly well, but
it brings to home-cleansing jobs a
gift of service that tops them all a
first aid in home-health protection.
The above microscopic view reveals
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called clean drainboard,
indicating the Imperative
need for regular cleansing
of household "danger
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FOR CELEBRATION
ASHLAND, June 95. (Spl.) Th
Ltthlsns. Ashland1, premier booeur
and tun club which h been In
operative for several years, revived
Its organisation Wednesday evening
at an enthusiastic meeting In the
Llthla Hotel, with the election of
Attorney William M. Brlggs a Orand
High Plra, the chief official of the
club.
First meeting of the revived club
will be a dinner In the Hotel Uthla.
at which further plana of the club
will be discussed and formulated.
Other officials elected at the Wed
nesday evening meeting were:
Little Pin. (vice-president), Henry
Enders.
Chief Kffervescer, (secretary), Karl
P. Nlms.
Chief Bottler, (treasurer), Oerald
Wenner.
Attorney Brlggs acted aa temporary
chairman of the meeting, which at
tracted about half of the former ac
tive membership. It was unanimously
decided to revive the organization.
which ceased functioning at the be
ginning of the depression. It la hoped
to have the club fully organised and
going for the Greater Ashland cele
bration July 18 and 17, when It will
take a prominent part In the occa
sion, as It always did In former years
at such events.
LUMBER OUTPUT
UP DURING WEEK
SEATTLE. June 35. (AP) Produc
tlon of 173 down and operating mills
In Washington and Oregon last week
totaled 131,392.100 board feet, an
Increase of 23,051,798 feet over the
previous week, the West Coast Lum
bermen's association reported today.
Shipments decreased from 117,
799.215 to 117,306,049 feet.
New business taken was 99.345,183
board feet, compared with 96,575,516
the week before.
PORTLAND. J-ne 33. (AP) Re
porta from 113 mills showed last
week's new business of 56,289.000
board feet of lumber was about the
same as the previous week, the west
ern pine association said today.
Production totaled 88.110.000 feet,
about five million feet more than
the previous week, and arttpments
reached 69,670.000, a gain of about
three million feet.
Orders and shipments dropped be
hind the corresponding week a year
ago but production Increased.
To dat. orders were reported 13
per cent above last year.
MUSIC AND HEALTH AID
AT
WASHINGTON, June 35 (AP)B ,
Agriculture department economist '
noted today a traditional sign of pros
perity a decline In the farm popula
tion. They said persons living on farms
at the start of this year totaled 31,
739.000, a decrease of 80.000' from
January 1, 1936. It was the first de
cline since 1929.
During prosperous periods, they ex
plained, more young farm men and
women found Jobs in cities and towns
and fewer persons returned from ur
ban centers to the country, where
they t least could find food and
shelter.
. The economists estimated 716.000
babies were born to farm women last
year and that 349,000 farm residents
died.
AGE PENSION GROWTH
TOLD BY GOV. MARTIN
' ASTORIA, June 35. (P) Governor
Charles H. Martin, In ft luncheon ad
dress before state officers of the Fra
ternal Order of Eagles, said Thursday
that the old age assistance program
for Oregon for a blennlum would cost
22,000,000.
The governor pointed out that of
this amount but 17.000,000 would
come from the federal government
and the balance would be assessed
against tbe state and counties alike.
"The trend of such assistance la
toward Increasing the eligibility list
and increasing Individual allotments,"
he declared.
The governor left for Portland Im
mediately after the luncheon.
WASH mOTONT Julie " 23. ( AP)
Senator Charles McNary received no
tice from the social security board to
day that it will open Its Salem office
on July 15
- Lawa-'tnorer service, 'ill and del.
tbat Bike shvp Tel.859. 41 1 E. Main.
ASHLAND. June 35. (Spl) The
Jackson County Medical society's lest
meeting before its vacation, which
lasts until September, was held
Wednesday evening in the gold room
of the Hotel Ashland with 37 doc
tors and guests present from Medford
and Aat)land.
An Interesting paper, entitled,
"The Association of Music In Medi
cine." was given by Dr. P. J. Moffatt
of Medford. He spoke of the benefit
of music from a therapeutic stand
point. Following the reading of the paper,
D. -. Moffatt played a group of rec
ords that were chants of music, the
type of music wMch was aang in the
monasteries by the monks in the
13th century in France.
Dr. C. I. Drummond'a father, who
has moved to Medford from Nebraska
and who is a retired doctor. Mrs. E.
A. Woods, and Dr. B. Ollpin, who
has recently located In Medford, were
the guests at the meeting.
The doctors present from Medford
included: C. T. Sweeney. F. J. Mof
fatt, W. H. Heckmnn. W. F. Roney,
E. R, Durno, W. P. Holt. D. H. Fiud
ley, H. B. Olllls, R. P. Mortensen.
C. I. Drummond. Mrs. Standard, J.
C. Hayes, c. W. Lemery, and R. W.
Clancy.
PORTLAND, June 25(AP) Edward
Lloyd, 45, died of burns received when
a gasoline torch exploded yesterday.
MOUNT SHASTA PLANS
GALA THREE-DAY FETE
TO OBSERVE JULY 4TH
MOUNT SHASTA. Calif., June 25.
(Spl.) With the stage all set for the
city's greatest Independence Day cele
bration the citizens executive com
mittee In charge of the three-day fete
to be held here July 3, 4 and 5 an
nounced today that Joseph Scott. Lo
Angelea attorney, would be orator of
the day on July 5. Scott la known as
the "golden-toned orator of America."
Adding to the three-day program,
a prelude to the events will bo held
Prlday. July a. with an elimination
boxing tourney. This will bo followed
by a ball In honor of Miss Siskiyou,
who will be the Goddess of Liberty.
The state-wide trap shoot will be
held July 4. An amateur field meet
will be held on July 3 and a baseball
game win be an attraction every af
ternoon. The Goddess of Liberty parade will
take place July S. a kiddles parade
on July 4 and a civic and floral
parade, as well aa an old fashioned
horribles parade. July .
A dUplsy of fireworks will be the carrying a man ru made by Orviltc
finale on the evening of July S. Wright at Kitty Hawk, North Care-
' lint. In 1903. It lasted U seconds.
Five Bibles more than 333 years
old are In the library of Brlte Col-
lose of the Bible at Texas Christian Oklahoma A. and M. College has
university. The oldest was printed at (atoned experiments with 45 new
Basal, Germany. In 1491. strain of soybeans In an effort to
I llnd a substitute for cottonseed la
The first powered airplane flight ' oil manufacturing In Oklahoma.
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The first United Statea census, In
1790, enumerated 4,000.000 persons
and required 18 months. The 1930
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