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PAGE ETOTTT HfEDFORD MTLTRTBUNE. MEDFORD, 0"RE"rONT, MONDAY. NOVEMBER 29. 1937. 2800 CCC GIVEN IN MEDFORD AREA More than 2800 Medford ' district CCO enrolleea have received the pneumonia Immunisation tritment$ offered by the war department to nil CCC men who core to take them, according to Ce.pt. H. T. Gentle, dis trict surgeon. Sufficient antigen for Immuniza tion against types 1 and 2 pneumo nia was received to supply half the men In the camps and no difficulty was experienced In finding that num ber willing to be Immunized, the surgeon said. Although the treatment Is fairly new to medicine, It has already proved Itself an almost sure pre ventive of pneumonia. Dr. Gentle re lated. The "shots" were offered last year and, although several cases of pneiunonla developed In the district, not a single case Involved a man who had taken the Immunization treatment, he stated. In the entire ninth corp area, out of 48 pneumonia cases last year, not a single case In- ; vol red a man who had taken thr i "shot," records show. The antigen Is produced at the army medical laboratories In Wash Ington, D. C, enough of It being avail able for half the men in the corps, or about 160,000. The CCC record will provide medical authorities with definite b tot Is tics In regard to the value of the treatment, Dr. fjentle pointed out. . L FURNITURE SALE The John Cxipp furniture atore will Istinch a pre-chrlntmaa sale of a 18,000 stock of fine furniture, be ginning Wednesday, December 1st at 0 a. m., according to an announce ment by John Cupp, owner. The store will be closed all day today and Tuesday to make ready furniture stocks for this sale event. "I believe that our customers and friends are entitled to at lenst one good aalo a year so, here It la right at the beginning of the Christmas shopping season." Mr. Cupp said. "I can assure the public that no cheap merchandise has been shipped In for this event: every article la from our tegular stock and bears its original price tug plus our new sale tag showing the saving you can make," he added. The entire stock, with the excep tion of one or two contract lines, goes on sale Wednesday with excep tional savings on davenport suites, bedroom suites, lamps, rugs and scores of ltt-ms sultablo for holldny gifts. Used furniture may also be exchanged for new during this event, Mr. Cupp's announcement stated. MOVIE TRAILER WILL DEPICI HEALTH WORK Depleting the great work being dons In the nation's tuberculosis hospitals with money received from the annual sale of Christmas seals, Medford theatres will thla week and next run a movie trailer through the cooperation of Ocorne Hunl with the Jackson County Health association, sponsor of the seal drive. TTje trailer will be shown tonight and tomorrow at the New Craterlan theatre. Wednesday, , Thursday and Friday of this week it will appear on the screen at the Rlalto. Next Sun day. Monday and Tuesday, the film will be shown at the Roxy theatre. To Ank fcpml Urrerrnilum. KLAMATH FALLS. Nov. 29. (AP) Members of the Klamath and Tulclake Potato O rowers Association havo vot ed to auk the secretary of agriculture for a local referendum and hearing on the potato marketing agreement. The Ascended Masters' Instructions MIGHTY PRES ENCE . Olii-n lorlli b thr Arrrrilltrri Mr.vujrrt Mr. and Mr. Q. W. Ballard and Son, Donald Pncnlrf by Mr. and Mrs. M F. Gallagher Assistants to tlio Messengers Information eonctrtilne thr Arendrd Mn'trrn' h.i of till (Irrnl Crrnllve Horn "I AM Itoom 4, lintel Jaikv,,n t:iilith Street rntranr Wed, per, 1 , In ti ml) , lire. 5 1nrhihf. at :tn P. M. lo ftttndav at t:(Hl V. M. Love Gift Offering Only A MAN-MADE GIANT 3ECOM3S A D W A R F and canyons. Mighty Boulder Dam, greatest striiUnrc ever built bv nestled in Black Canyon of the Colorado river, ilcliind its 726-foot 115 miles lone and containing 15,250,000 acre-feet of water, enough Capacity of the lake Is 30,500.000 acre CONGRESS AID IN (Continued from Page One.) 'From the point of vlrw of wide spread and sustained eronomlc re covery." he added, "housing consti tutes the Indent and most promising single field for private enterprise He pointed out that building of now dwelling units had fullen behind by, between 000,000 and 800,000 a year In the Inst seven years compared with the seven years prior to 9'M) and that this presonld an "urgent problem which Is the common con cern of Industry, labor and govern ment." "All business needs the Infusion of orders and the diffusion of purchas ing power that com when building la thriving." he continued. "Great numbers of people look directly or Indirectly to the construction indus try for employment. Would Aid Ifurtgi't ' "Tills Industry, to a greater extent than any other, can put Idle funda to work and this sjwed Up the circu lation of the nntlon's money supply. This, In turn, would Increase na tional Income, reduce unemployment and as a result contribute towards a balancing of the budget." He said his proposals could not be effective unless builders, contractors, manufacturers, labor and finance co operated In producing housing with in reach of the Incomes of the vast majority of the people. "IT the building Industry is to play the vital part that It ought to have In our economic system," he said, "It must do It In the characteristic American way." He aald the program was designed primarily to encournne private build ing to "meet tho needs or families of moderate means," aluco the gov ernment already had made provision under the slum-clearance act to care for "many of the moat needy." 3 Make the mortgage . insurance premium one-half of one per cent on the "diminishing balance" of an In sured mortgage Instead of on the original face amount, as now re quired: furthermore, cut the rate to one-quarter of one per cent on pro perties valued at not more than 8,000 and where the mortgage is Insured prior to July I. 1030. 4 Authorize Insurance of mort gagee up to ttfOO.OOO for construction ol Individual homes and apartments, aa well as groups of housca, for aalo or rent, hut limit tho mortgage to 1.000 per room. Such insured loans aro now limited to 1(1.000 for each project. 5 Krvlse the limited dividend cor iwratlon section lo encourage con struction of large-scale rental pro perties In the larger communities. Insured loans to b kept at BO per cent of appraised value on mortgages up to ftft.ooo.OOO. as at present, but a limitation of 1,300 pir room to be substituted for. existing "low in come" definition which officials re Raid aa too vague, 0 Llbernllze provisions for char tering national mortgage a.ssoctations to permit financing of such large building project by a single or "blsnket" mortgage; the reconstruc tion finance corporation to make available ifto.OOO 000 for capital pur poses 7 Make the J O00.0fl0.ooo limita tion on the total amount of mort gages insurable applj to the amount of Insurance to be outstanding at any one thne. , -Revive the provision that ex pired last April. sutlioiUtng insur ance of loans up to Ho.uOO lor mod ernisation and repairs, but excluding The Morning AHerTaking Carters Little Liver Pills J?' ' DH lr : WHITE MAGIC is cast by th!s white jersey evening gown worn by ' Actress Joan Marsh. Highlighting the ensem ble are a girdle nnd sandals of gold kid. equipment such a refrigerators. In complaining of high easts of materials and wage rates, he said he was "not seeking to apportion blame, for manifestly no Industrial or labor gtoupa would deliberately adopt a policy that would react to their own disadvantage." "I am simply pointing out what did occur and what the consequences were." he ssld. Previously he had pointed out that the "sharp rise of wnga rates and prices" last spring had reduced by 100.000 or 150.000 the number of new houses that were estlmnted In prospect for this year. Henltv t taller Tried. EUOENK. Nov. ao. (AP) Charged with uttering a check for 00 with a forged endorsement and with lar ceny by bailee of ihe check. B. J. Clark, a former Eugene realty dealer, was on. trial in circuit court Mon day. Clark, who has been living in Nampa, Idaho, since the oflcnse is alleged to have been committed, was Indicted by the lat grand Jury.. He was brought back to Eugene anu posted tOOO ball. Kites fur Walters WASHINGTON. Nov. 29. (API Funeral services were held today for Theodore A. Walters, first iwtstunt secretary of the interior. Nearly 200 friends paid their last respects to the Idohoan w:o riled suddenly S-iturday from pncumtmla and complications that followed an emcraency opera tion. Closing time for I'oo Late to Clas sify Ads is 1 :30 p m. rViuMe-iiistillarton meant Union Burner Oili art cleaner-burning! No imokel No colcel No athl More economical to use because they burn completely. Higher In ifO 0118 l ORDER YOURS TOVM iion oni or thiii on t mtuToati Prtmlrnm Hmt lliinifr (o i I ttlon oil 1 nmpnn.i , . , . tt It?. frutrr beside nature's tugged mountains human hands, appears tiny indeed wall has formed Lake Mead, to cover West Virginia a foot deep. - feet DONE FOR IVIES A trolf came nlaved In 30 inches of I f now on the rlin of Crater Lake was i recorded today on a Universal reel of oddities. The game was played yesterday by members of the Rogue Snowmen while Paris Emery, Universalis ace cameraman In Portland, put the novel contest on ctlulold. Tho Snow men were dressed In natty sports costumes, the golfers playing their came on snowshoes, The golf balls were painted black so that they could bo seen against the white back ground. The game was played by Mark Taylor. Fred Schmidt, O. H. Bengt ssn and Harold Larson, with other Snowmen acting as officials and rooters. . Mr. Emery took all the pictures with Crater lake as a background. The day was clear and sunny and the lake was crystal clear In Its sparkling blue. The cameraman spent two and a half hours filming the unusual golf game and other Crater Lake national park featuses. The film, after wilting and cutting. Is scheduled for releaso In theaters throughout the country. Park Superintendent E. P. Leavltt appeared in several parts of the' film, one scene showing him 'congratulat ing the golf winner, Mr. Larsen. Snowmen president. The game attracted a large gallery, more than 300 persona In 86 cars being present. SLIDES PLAY HAVOC ON C0AS1 HIGHWAY 8ALEM. Nov. 2(1. (API Slides continued today to play havoc with the Oregon Coast highway, although road crews kept It open. There was one-wnv traffic two miles south . of Wheeler, at Depoe Biiy. near Tahkcnltch lake, and nine miles south of Coqullle. A two-way detour was effective 13 miles south of Port Orford. Between Talent and Bear creek on the Pacific highway there was a de tour because of construction. 4 . Itace Horse lle, LOS ANGELES, Nov. 20. ( AP) Sunset Trail II, Irish-bred ihree-year-old of the Raoul Walsh staDic and a prospective candldato for the 1100,000 Santa Anita handicap this winter, died of pneumonia today. heat vslue. Flow freely at low tern peraturea. Entirely free from wa ter, dirt, or any sediment. Get the moit from your oil burner thil winter all winter. Cnlpmnn rrefk H0.I1I . , Thone . t ke 4um tton . . . rtmne c . I (Continued ftum Page One ) fenses, bringing them within striking distance of the last fortifications be fore China's capital. Official communiques said the Japanese occupied Klangyln, cn the Yangtze river: WutsJn, aoout 20 miles north of Wtislh on the Shanghai-Nanking railroad: and Ihlng, afcxnit 85 mlls southeast of Nenking. Chinese Hold I-oris An army spokesman admitted, how ever, that the- Ktangyln fort.?, which have held out for more than a week against Japanese land, air and river bombardment, still flew the Chinese flag. The forts and a submerged boom of concrete-laden vessels bar the way up the Yangtze to Nanking to pre vent Japanese warships reaching the evacuated capital. The spokesman expressed belief that the fall of Klangyln, behind the forts, after desperate street fight ing, would force the surrender of the strong but outflanked fortifica tions. As soon as they capitulate, he de clared, the Japanese plan to destroy the river barrier, proceed upstream and bombard Nanking from the Yangtze. Towns In Flames Intense- bombardment and fires set by retreating Chinese were reported to have left Wuath, Wutsln and Ihlng in flames. Japanese naval dlspatcbea said a heavy aerial bombardment was made on a wide area of the front, 'ncludlng the Klangyln forts, Ltyang. Llshln, Ningkwofu. Kwanteh and the road to Wuhu. Troop concentrations at Tnnyang and Kintan. Chinese troops retreat Ins from Wutsln and Junks carrying Chinese, supplies In the vicinity of Chlnkiang also were reported bom barded by the Japanese. A Japanese embassy spokesman, meHn while, announced that Japan had taken oxer in principle" Chinese customs, pastor flees, censorship bu reau, telegraphs and radio sys'ems. Ha snlri, however, the Japanese were not taking actual physical con trol or making any administrative changes at present. Ha declined to answer what eventual action might be taken concerning administration of China's maritime customs. (In Tokyo, a foreign office spokes man declared Japan insisted on her "rlht to act independently" in ShiiiiRh.il and "did not have to con sult Great Britain or the United States" on her actions). HEWI93 4-D00R S Delivered in Medford With Federal Taxes and Transportation Paid. Local, State Taxes Extra K SSESSSSrwn I nAlf at Price Pnnted above r" "" w" " ,:;" 'w ITOfJITP- I ?ri.n Look.ttherrture,Ited.tthe IliXUjLaEjmjJ I Itlt. Mere tlie BIGGEST VALUE of jJj ljtV- l J 3 'lUQUul'ixJjl! I MAU Three" low-priced car. ''fW'Mii I Plymouth steers faster, handles cas- (PTjyMg i Ilk fvTi'' n ffT"i I ..... ; - m i i ,.,... .ii.hi I, v wummiffitm 4fv9r", St ' TO ENGLAND amid much fanfare went youthful Leopold, King of the Belgians, to talk with King Ueorgo and his ministers and seal his king dom'i fHpnrtshin with Britain. OUSTERHOUT SUFFERS LOSS OF FINGERS IN: EH Q. E. Oustorhout of route 3, well known Jackson county rancher, lot.t ail the fingers of his left hand Sat urday morning when the member be came entangled in tho machinery ol a grain chopper. Into which he was feeding corn. Attendants at Osteopathic clinic, where ho Is confined, said today his hand was so badly mangled that amputation of the flnpers was neces sary. He Is recovering nicely, it war stated, and will be able to return home In a few days. According to ' clinic attendants. Ousterhout was working alone on his ranch when the accident happened. The grain chopp?r became clogged, it was said, and when the rancher tried to clear It his left hand was caught In the fan. He then went to his house, and after telephoning the clinic. Mrs. Ousterhout drove him to Medford. Ousterhout didn't remove his glove and clinic attendants said he lost 7cry little blood. . LINCOLN. Neb.. Nov. 29. ( AP) Richard Frederick Hoffman. M. for merly vice-president of the A Guth rie Co. of Portland, died here today. t : I CV:-" ! -- irm 'if EDM! M I RLTAIW I f M at the price pnnted above LUUIl for Plymouth's big 4-door Sedan. Look at the features listed at the teft. Here's the BIGGEST VALUE of "All Three" low-priced cars. Plymouth steers faster, handles eas ier... gives you mosf for your money in comfort, luxury, economy, safety. You don't know this new Plymouth till you've driven it. See it todayl Plymouth Division of Chrysler Corporation, Detroit, Michigan. C1MINGS CALLS OF (Continued from fag One ) Is met, he said, tt may get "beyond control and Lad to remedies of a character that few really desire." file anti-trust laws, he said, "need to be adapted to our modern proo Icms for reallstlcaLy and intelligent ly, and they need behind them the drive of adequately financed enlorce ment chanery." He continued: Problem for nil. "Do not for a moment imagine that this ts soleiy the government s business. It Is the problem of an our people, and that Includes every element of American life. "In this welter of things, nothing Is more obvious than the fact that big business, if I may use that term. Is moving blindly but with accumu lating acceleration down the roaa leading to ultimate government' su BEAUTY NEWS ..A Special Counselor Hollywood Salon Is here to assist you with your Individual beauty problems. .You are cordially Invited to have a complete facKl treatment and make-up, so that this expert may illustrate the pimple, scientific steps by which your skin may be made and kept'radtantly lovely With COLONIAL DAMES BEAUTY AIDS. This service Is complimentary, but reservations are limited, ro we suggest tlat you make your appointment at once. A real treat Is in store for you I " November Sflth to December Ith, Inclusive. MEDFORD PHARMACY MAIN AND CENTRAL AVE. Li rtk The NEW PLYMOUTH priced with the lowest. Commercial Credit Company' low terme throughDodge.DcSotoandChryalerdealere. TUNE IN MAJOR BOWtS' AMATEUR HOUR. COLUM IA NETWORK. THURSDAYS, TO 10 P. M.E.S.T. "The American people have a deep and abiding faith in Democratic pro cesses. They have seen tbe stop-look-and -11 s ten signal parsed all too often; but while their patience endures every possible effort should be maae to solve the problem within the term of our political and economic Ideals. Personally, I adhere to the taita that these difficult matters can oa dealt with within the framework of our customary processes." Would Organize SALEM, Nov. 39. (AP) Oregon loganberry and blackberry growwi adopted a resolution by John Rimoge, Wood burn, Saturday to organise the small fruits Industry similar to the loganberry control board. GIVE FULLER BRUSHES THIS CHRISTMAS Oct our SI'KCIAL IIOMIMV PRICES E. J. NEWMAN Local Dealer 1. 6. Box 000 Phone T33-J. Medford from the CMonial Dames TO RUN ? DeLuxe 4-Door Sedan (WITH TRUNK) $69250 DELIVERED IN MEDFORD With Federal l ax imI Trent port Mtl on Plrt. Loci. Stat Taxes Extra. fry
