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TkfEDFORD MATT, TRIBUTE. MEDFORD, CVRF.fiOy; THFRSDAT. JULYI. 1037, PAGE FIVE KLAMATH LIQUOR STORE LOCATION IS PROTESTED KLAMATH FALLS. July lr-ijp) The Klamath Falls Central Labor Council last night adopted a reso lution protesting th location of the new atate liquor atore here, a half block from the city library. Copies of the resolution will be aent to Governor Martin and mem bera of the state liquor control commission. $1 SIGNED BY F.D.R. WASHINGTON, July I. (P) President Roosevelt signed the $1,- 500,000.000 relief bill today. It pro vide 1,325.000.000 lor WPA. 100. 000.000 for the resettlement adminis tration, and $75,000,0 for the nation al youth administration for use in the fiscal year beginning today. During the current fiscal year, WFA spent approximately H, 860,000. The reduction in fund will require the dismissal of thousands of relief work ers each week between now and July 15. Harry L. Hopkins. WPA admin istrator, has set an employment fig ure of 1.665.477 for that date. On June 5 there were 1.980.000 on WPA roll. decrease of 19.000 from the preceding week WPA officials aatd that with the new relief appropriation there will be no change In the type of projects undertaken, nor In the average monthly wage, which la about M. The quotas provide reductions for every state except Plorlda. which of ficials pointed out, has a seasonal empolyment situation almost the reverse of other state. Sardines Appear. NORTH BEND, July 1. OP) Schools of sardines, large enough to assure good catches, have been re ported off the Oregon coast. M. P. Kelly, fish warden for the atate fish commission, said. Cooa Bay plants prepared to start the processing sea son next week. Cloudhurst Blocks Road. SALEM. July 1. An estimated 1.000 tons of earth were swept from a hillside by a cloudburst that struck near Pacific highway about seven miles south of Salem yesterday after noon. A large part of the slide cov ered the highway, which was block ed for several hours. I1 IS STARTED HERE Medford, which saw the start of Pacific coast air transportation with alngle-englned. open-cockpit planes just ten and a half years ago, today welcomed the first of United Air Lines' new 21-passenger Matnllner transports to stop here on regular schedule. Effective with the landing of the great-winged plane at 10 :46 a. m.. Medford was added as a, dally atop on the Malnllner schedule which places this city only three hours from .San Francisco, five hours from Los Angeles, one and one-half hours from Portland and three hours from Se attle. Medford's addition as a stvp on the Malnllner service cams with United ! inauguration of a third daily round trip Pacific coast schedule. To this city, the move brings the largest and most luxurious transports ever to serve southern Oregon. It was only as far beck as Septem ber IS. 1936. that Medford helped In augurate airmail service over the Pa cific coast airway. As contrasted with the 90-mlle-an-hour, open-cock-pit planes used at that time; United new Malnllners cruise at 190 miles an hour with a full load or 21 passen gers, crew of three, baggage, mall and express, while using only 63 prr cent of their available horsepower. N. B. Rsder of Portland, district traffic manager of United Air Lines, arrived on the inaugural southbound flight of the malnllner this morning. Crab Death Mvstlfy. PORTLAND. July 1. (fl) Dead crabs continued to collect by the thousands on Clatsop county beaches as M. T. Hoy. master fish warden for the state fish cmomlsslon, expressed the belief some strange marine mal ady was causing the mortality. A fish commission Investigator counted 516 dead crabs on a 50-yard stretch of Cannon Beach. FATHER DIVINE'S AIDE VIOLATING MANN ACT LOS ANGELES, July 1 ( AP ) John West Hunt, fat follower of Father Divine, was under conviction today on charges he violated the Mann act In transporting comely De light Jewett. 17. from her Denver. Colo., home to Beverly Hilts. Calif. The Jury which last night found Hunt guilty returned a verdict ac quitting his ca-defendnnts, Mrs. Ag nes Oardner, Mrs. Elisabeth Peters and H. B. Smith. Federal Judge Leon Yankwlch set next Friday as a date for sentencing Hunt and hearing pleas for a new trial. Hunt faces a maximum sentence of five years in prison. 'I doubt If there Is anything In the record to warrant granting a new trial." Judge Yankwlch told Hugh McBeth. Hunt's negro attorney. When the verdict was returned. Hunt, whose attitude has been one of great confidence and nonchalance, asked rhetorically: Why cannot these poor unfortu nate Individuals understand me?' McBeth referred to the defendants in his closing arguments as "these four sftps." 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