Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 29, 1937, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMT-DFCVRT) MATT, TKTBTjyE. fETFORT); ORF.flOy. TUESDAY. TTSV. 1337. PAGE FIVE PARIS, June 39. (JPj The new government of Camilla Chau temps, struggling to aave France's financial structure, won a vot of confidence today from the chamber of deputies 393 to 142. Chautemps won the vote on hla demond that chamber questioning of the government be postponed until hla urgent demand for sweeping fin ancial powers la disposed of. This demand will be voted on later. He Is asking for the "necessary power" to reestablish Prance's fiscal structure on a firm basis and restore tbe country's confidence In Itself by ending speculation abuses conserv ing gold reserves, balancing the bud get, watching over prices and "reviv ing national economy." Th vote came amid talk of new franc devaluation, with the country temporarily and technically off the gold standard. Chau temps demanded the prelimin ary confidence vote after some op position had developed to his request that questioning be put off. Later, the chamber and the senate will vote on the premier's financial and eco nomic program. ' J V FIRST CONTRACT LET IN ARMY PLANS FOR NEW RADIO STATION 5TRIKE FOR HER. Seven hundred auto builders at Buffalo, N. X., walked out when Mrs. Anna Robertson was discharged. CHERRIES ALL KINDS Poiph Phlppi Ranch Crater Lake Highway Steel Mail Probe Ended By Senate WASHINGTON, June 29. (AP) The senate postofftce committee voted. 12 to 1 today to end Its in vestigation of the mid-western steel strikes without further hearings, or testimony by Postmaster Oeneral Parley. By a vote of la to 3 It rejected a plea by Senator Bridges R.. N. H. that Farley be summoned for ques tioning about alleged interference with the mails by pickets, First step In the erection of a new army air corps radio station here will be started in a few days with the dismantling of te two old de partment of commerce towrrs on Crater Lake highway east of the city. Contract for dismantling of the towers has been let by the 9th corps signal office at the San Francisco Presidio to the Trowbridge fc Plynn Electric Co. The Job will Kike about a week, Mr. Trowbridge said. The towers will be shipped to Fort Winfleld Scott for erection on the San Francisco waterfront as part of another army radio station of a dif ferent type from the new one to be built here, the Mail Tribune waa In formed. The new radio station to be erected on the Crater Lake highway site will be one of 29 forming a national com munications system linking army panes and ground crews. The system will afford two-way radio telephone communication between planes and stations. The Medford site waa acquired by the army after the department of commerce moved its radio station to a new location south of the city. route 1 traveling on West Sixth street yesterday and one operated by H. R. Ingltng of Medford crashed when the latter pulled away from a park ing space In front of the poatoffice. Alfred Woolff of 806 West Main street and Homer H. Harvey of 106 Lincoln street drove machine which collided with minor damage aa Woolff left the curb in front of hla residence yesterday evening. BOY SCOUTS TAKE WASHINGTON. June 39. (JPt Boy Scouts took over the capital today. The last delegations of 27.000 'teen age you t ha were arriving for a ten- day national Jamboree. By aundown their tented city will be ready for a program ranging from simultaneous flag-ralslngs and night ly pageants to a review next week by President Roosevelt. A bomb from a trench mortar wiu signal scouts, and their leaders to unfurl 1.634 American, foreign and scout flags tomorrow at 9 a. m., for mally opening the Jamboree. FAILS TO RETURN Irene Simons, nurse. In whose quar- tera in the Community hospital at Ashland, the body of an Infant was found three weeks ago. has failed to return to Ashland for questioning, according to promise, stated Chief Police Charles P. Talent of Ash land, who furthermore doe not much believe she ever will. The nurae, on Tacatlon trip to North Dakota, ad vised friends in Ashland she would return last week. When she left ahe planned to return to Ashland by July 1. No final report has been received by the district attorney' office from Dr. F. G. Menne of the University of Oregon medical school, to whom the Infant's body was sent for a chem ical analysis and report, to deter mine If external force had caused its death. CARS LEAVING CURB NVOIVED IN CRASH Two minor auto accidents were re ported to city police yesterday, both Involving machines In the act of leaving the curb. A cor driven by c. 8. Stuart oi Cricket Invasion Worst In History PASCO, Wash.. June 29. ( AP) The Mormon cricket infestation this year In eastern Oregon and central Washington is the worst in the his tory of the region. Arthur Chase, Washington State college entomolo gist, said. Ravens and seagulls, which flocked to this area ten days ago to feast on the mammoth bugs, have been Joined by numerous crows. Poison has lit tle effect on the crickets here. County Agent Irwin Ingham reported. Birds seem to have the greatest effect. Non-Swimmer Drowns PORTLAND. Ore.. June 29. (API- Russell Portia, 34. lost his life Mon day while seeking relief from the heat at Five Mile lake. The victim. unable to swim, slipped from a board a paddling in deep water. Weather. Northern California: Fair tonight and Wednesday, preceded bv some cloudiness on coast and showera over mountains of extreme north portion tonight; slightly cooler in interior tonight; moderate changeable wind off coast, becoming northwest. Lawn mover service, 'all and del ideal Blki Ship Tel. 869. 411 3. Main. mam mm whwm mism m IB II Sensational Move by World's Leading Tire-Maker Tosses a Value Bombshell into Higher Prices as Millions Ch eeri IT'S MONEY IN THE POCKETS o( minion, of drivers who want lira, of the leading make, and nation-wide reputation, at the preo they're mad la paylngl YOU'VE seen the same story every wherelabor, materials, and production costs zooming higher prices taking the joy out of life. Mil lions of car-owners gloomy about what they'd have to pay for new tires. 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PLATTER, WIDER TREAD gives you more road-contact, more traction 13 X MORE RUIIER IN TREAD gives you more wear, more mileage HIGHER, RROADER SHOUL DERS give you more "hold on curres CENTER TRACTION gives you the Goodyear Mar gin of Safety tUf irrwiJT COID IN EVERT PLY gives you maximum blowout protection HANDSOME, STREAM UNEO UDIWAUJ give your car showera In vest portion and over mountain: cooler In Interior: Wed nesday partly cloudy; cooler in east portion; moderate west wind oil coast. NELSON CANNON TRIAL SCHEDULED WEDNESDAY The trial of Nelion Cannon. charted with Involuntary manslaugh ter tor th death In an auto-blcycle craih on North Riverside avenue, a month ago of Prancla Lee Heryford. 16. high school atudent. la scheduled to open In circuit court tomorrow. Heryford. on a bicycle, wa struck; by an auto driven by Cannon. Hery ford received Injuriea from which he died an hour later In a local hos pital. It is the final criminal case on the calendar for the present term of court. Oregon : Unsettled tonight with I tjse Mull Tribune want ads. BOYS PROMISE TO QUIT BOMBARDMENT OF BIRDS The sheriff yesterday visited the Orchard Home district, and procured promise from 10 boys, who have been shooting at birds in cherry treea. that they would do It no more. Complaints filed by residents of the district said some of the shots were going wild end hitting nearby houses and buildings. The blrda the past week have been flocking In droves to the cherry trees for a feast. Plan Mr Mapping. W A5HI NGTON. June 30. ( AP) The agricultural administration to day awarded a contract for aerial mapping of approximately 6763 square miles In Oregon to Bru baker Aerial Surveys, Portland, on the firm's bid of 60950. DROP BATES TRIAL IF HE STAYS AWAY F. A. Bates, "the aged miner ol roots Creek," held in the county Jail on a charge of threatening with a weapon, has had hla case held In abeyance, on condition that hs re main at Albany. Ore- where he la now. Bates spent about three months in the county Jail awaiting trial, and waa permitted to depart for upstate. A condition provides If he returns here, the charge will be pressed. Bates signed over whatever Interest he has in te Black Channel mine to hla daughter. Bates was alleged to have threat ened W. D. Russell, who waa work ing on the property. Bates la past 80 years of age, and was a minor figure In the Bunks-Fehl turmoil of four years ago In hla room, apparently victim of a heart attack. Hitchcock build the Moffat tunnel in Colorado and super vised construction of the Ashokan dam and railroad tunnels. - Export of Apples Double Last Year WASHINGTON, June 39. (AP) Commerce department statistics on exports during the first four months of 1937 show that shipments of ap plea to foreign countries double ex port during the corresponding 1936 period. Exports the first four months were: Baskets, 85.643. valued At 6165.616; boxes, 1.976,076, valued at 63.330.164; and barrels, 117.638, valued at $480, 139. Noted Engineer Dies NEW YORK. June 39. (AP) Fred erick CollAmore Hitchcock. 73, dis tinguished construction engineer and contractor, waa found dead yenterday (ICED grains.. SO Wrmmt, Sa(rainOlmtMls)r Car osnnttsj, aVaa)MjT wnwit, rsjafw I Insist On Delicious Lost River BUTTER 32 MONTGOMERY WARD WARDS SAVES YOU MONEY ON EVERYTHING YOU NEED FOR THE vw i f' x m sr'y s r i m. n-' yeapasAW r mm mi r m h i : i w i u m r it tt .masvx, Tailored or Drossmakcr Wool Acatata Lastox Fa All the Newest Styles at Wards Low Price 1 59 Mil TO Wool suits with halter, draw string or novelty strap tops: Pit ted bra types maillot or skirted Lined tops a feature of expens ive aultal Diesamaker styles of printed acetate or plain Intel. Wool suits 31-: others S2-3 ll .aav BispOTaaaawaaaaaaeaaaaaaa i iisaisai , iiu.,..ji SCy everybody is . 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