Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 02, 1937, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextW.DFORD MAIL TRIBUyE. BEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY. XCTLY 2, 1937. PAGE ELEVEN NATIONS CALLED FOR FULLJEVIEW Britain, France to Furnish Spanish Government Mu nitions Unless Germany, Italy Change Attitude (By the Associated Prw) Europea "hantU-off Spain" con feree, stalemated over opposing pro posals for Isolating the civil war, de cided tonight to call In all 37 non intervention powers for a full-dress, review of the situation next week. French foreign office sources con firmed reports today that France and Great Britain had determined to sup ply am, munitions and airplanes to the Spanish government unless Germany and Italy changed their at titude regarding non-intervention In ' Spain, Officially labeling such action as tv "resumption of normal commercial relations," persons close to Foreign Minister Tvon Del bos Indicated that . Spanish Foreign Minister Jose Glntl Perelra had come to Paris to make arrangements for delivery of war ma terials If and when such action was taken. - New Proposal Italy and Germany, still flatly op posed to an Anglo-French neutrality patrol of all Spain's coasts, proposed today that both aides of the Span ish civil war be given belligerent' rights. The plan was offered jointly at a second critical meeting of the non intervention sub-committee dealing with the withdrawal of Germany and Italy from the four-power neutrality naval patrol. It was submitted as a counter-proposal to the Anglo-French plan and left, still unanswered how Europe was to save Its peace from possible Span ish explosion. Earlier. Britain and France form ulated what was regarded as a firm stand against Italy and Germany on the Issue. British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden told the house of com mons there could be no agreement on belligerent rights at the moment. 1 French Foreign Minister- Delbas was reported In Paris to have told the chamber of deputies foreign at- fairs committee that France and Britain might over-ride Italo-German objections and Jointly patrol Spain's coasts. There also was the possibility of complete abandonment of the non intervention scheme, i Britain Prepares Britons, meanwhile, received fresh remainders of their empires defense preparations. Warnings were posted against suspicious aerial photography. A drive was announced for 8,000;ooo tons of scrap Iron and steel for arm amenta. Military officials of Biltteh- 1 hep I red Egypt plotted strong de lenses along the border of Libya, Italy's North African colony. : Insurgent troops In northern Spain aid they had Invaded the province Of Santander, Generalissimo Francis co Franco's major, northern objective. Bui government advices said the ln surgents failed to break through Basque -Astur lan defense lines. Insurgent bombers destroyed ser ral houses and wounded many in habitants of Santander In an alt raid, the sixth In two days. A gov ernment air fleet bombed the lnsur gent alrbase at Seville. dent, died Thursday following an Ill ness extending over a period of sev. eral months. Mrs. Ison csme to Ba ker county with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Vernon, In IMS and located at Auburn, the first county seat of Baker county. Baker Pioneer Dies.. . BARER, July 2. (p Mrs. Martha Ison. 83-year-old Baker county resi- JUNE NOTABLE FOR Cloudy, rainy weather predominat ed during the month of June, It was revealed in month-end statistic- com piled by the weather bureau. A total of 1.71 Inches of rain fell during the month, an excess of .88 of sn Inch above normal. Despite the June excess, a seasonal precipitation deficiency of .93 Inches remained on June 30. Seasonal total was 16.55 Inches. Cloudy weather prevailed during half of the month, with 10 clear days and five partly cloudy. Measurable precipitation fell on 13 days, the wet period extending from June B to 33. Heaviest 34-hour precipitation occur red June 0, when .81 of an inch was recorded. A seasonal high temperature was recorded June 37, when the ther mometer registered 100 degrees. Mean temperature of the month was prac tically normal, although mlnlmums were uniformly higher than usual, weather officials state. SEN. ELLIS TO BACK II. S. BALLENT1NE RACE W PIERCE PORTLAND, July 1. (AP) State Senator Rex Ellis of Pendleton de nied here today be would be a can didate for congress from the second district againat Incumbent Walter M. Pleroe. but aald he would throw his support to State Senator U. 8. Ballentine of Klamath Falls, whom he said wilt make the campaign. saiientlne. a Republican, served No new clues were reported today to the whereabouts of Leo M. Schro der and Leo F. Hicks, both under prison sentences, who fled from the county Jail Tuesday afternoon by way of roof air vents and trapdoors. Schroder was sentenced to three years In the penitentiary, Tuesday morning, on a plea of guilty to check forgery. Hicks was under a two and one-half year sentence for larceny of a sad die and cowboy outfit belonging to E. W. Kubll of the A p pi eg ate. Both men have previous prison records and are ''three-time losers.' facing possible prosecution under the habitual criminal act. Schroder serv ed time in San Quentln and Hicks In the New Mexico state penitentiary, the fingerprint records show. Hicks is a cowboy and aheepherder. and the authorities believe he will endeavor to reach the wide open spaces. Schroder Is well known in southern California, where he ts wanted on check charges. $150 AWARDED IN SUIT OVER FARM LAND RENT A circuit court Jury, after nearly fouf hours deliberation, returned verdict awarding Mrs. Emma Wahlers the sum of 8150 In her action against Jay I, Williams, for money due for farm land rental and other claims. The defense set up counter claims. The land Involved la located In the Dry creek district. The hearing last ed two days. WILLIAM H. LOUGH OF PHOENIX AREA DIES William R. Lough of new Phonexl Reed 74. passed .way Thursday after noon. Mr. Lough was born In Ohio and had resided In this county for several years. He leaves no surviving relatives In this atate. Arrangementa are with the Conger funeral parlors. WHERE TO G0- FORVOUR HOLIDAY OUTING At the FIRST CROSSING OF THE ROGUE CABINS TRAILERS CAMP GROCERIES COLD DRINKS FISHINO SUPPLIES HUKILL'S Richfield Station Fishing Tackle Groceries Launch Tour Boat Hers SHADY COVE Cattanack's Standard Oil Station EVERGREEN AUTO COURT AND COFFEE SHOPPE GOOD FISHINO NU CABINS Halfway Between Medford and Grants Pass his first term in the sta;e legisla ture in 1937. Ellis, slso a Republican, filled the unexpired term of Senator Jack Allen of Pendleton. Ellis aald he would seek re-election. Ellis, who Is credited with start ing the move for a special session of the legislature to "provide ade quate support for the aged," de clared he was "in earnest" because the "old people of my district are not even getting half the 930 maxi mum as provided under the state old age assistance act." The Umatilla county legislator said that while he had the support of the . Tow rise nd clubs In his election to the state senate, he waa not prompted in urging a special session by "so-called Townsend leaders." He said he requested the governor to call a special session because the old people were not receiving care. JUNIOR ATHLETES CO M PETETO NIGHT MILWAUKEE. July (AP Young&tera with their reputations still to be made will run. Jump and throw for junior titles tonight in Marquette stadium where tomorrow their elders wt battle for senior championships in the Amateur Ath letic Union's 50th track and field meet. Foremost among the Juniors is Bob Peeples, a brawny youth just out of Oklahoma City's Classen high school, who has thrown the Javelin far enough to Indicate he may whip his alders tomorrow ta the senior trames. Peeples haa thrown the weap on 335 feet, five Inches in prep school competition, a mark less than four feet short of the American record of 339 feet, a 14 inches owned by Alton Terry of Texas. The senior championships figure to produce a brilliant, thrilling show. The field of 300 athletea Includes defending champions, Olympic title winners and world record holders, glrtng the senior division all the elements necessary for record per formances, provided the weather behaves. LOS ANGELES July 3. (APt Modern Cabini Complete Camp and Fishing Tackle The Rogue '1 Ideal Spot CALIFORNIA on the ROGUE DANCE at the OASIS SATURDAY, JULY 3rd DANCE ON THE ONLY SPRING FLOOR IN SOUTHERN OREGON MUSIC BY MERRILL'S GAY '90s ORCHESTRA Rusa Hall, 05, for many years sec retary of the Association of Profes sional Ball Players of America, and veteran player, manager and scout, died at his home here last night. PAROLE ATTORNEY ON EUOENE, July 9. (AP) Oodron 8. Wells, Eugene attorney, was under parole today following the Imposition of a sentence of three years in the state penitentiary yesterday, after which he was paroled to 8. M. Cal kins, local attorney. 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