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MEDFOTCD MATL TRTBUyE. rEDFCVRP. (TRECiOy. TTEPyESDAT, MAT 4, 1933, SOCIAL SECURITY Found in Wrong House ASHLAND SELECTS Amusement co. booked to appear KENNEDY'S DAUGHTERS WILL BOW TO LOYALTY LONDON. Msy 4AP) Two of United States Ambassador Joseph p. Kennedy's daughters will be among tho seven Americans to be presented to King George and Queen Elizabeth at the May 11 court. The embassy announced the list today, under the ambassador's decis ion to keep debutantes at home and limit those presented to members of families of American officials fa Britain or persons actually Urlng In this country. The daughters are Jtoaemary and Kathleen. - v Dae Mall Tribune Want Ada. again this year, other tentative plana outlined include parade, baseball, swimming pool features, boat racing, wrestling, band concerts and fire works. A budget necessary to put on a good program will be solicited In part by public subscription, under the direction of Ralph Koocer, fi nance chairman. 4 Roosevelt for Change to Benefit Families of Work- : ers Who Die Before Reaching Retirement Age IS WASHINGTON, May 4. (AP) A new pension system for widow and their minor children U receiving study by the social security board at tho request of President Booeevelt, It was learned today. Benefits would go to the families of workers who pay social security taxes, but who die before reaching the retirement age of 05. Under present law, the heirs of a worker who dies before the retire ment age receive only a sum equal to 8.9 per cent of his earnings from January I, 1937, to the time of his death. 110 to 120 In One Plan. The board, however, Is seeking some means of giving more sub stantlal aid to widows and children. Although no one plan has been ac cepted, one of those receiving serious consideration would provide monthly oavmenta of between 10 and mo to the children until they reach years of age. The widow would be pensioned for life when she reaches 60, getting between 20 and HO a month. Her pension would be determined by oercentnge of the average annual wages of her husband. This ponslon system would be sep arate from the grants which the board now makes to help states pay needy widows for tne support or at pendent children. Other proposals before the board would grant the widow her pension for a limited number of years im mediately after her husband's death Instead of pensioning her at SO for life. Would Advance Start, The board also was asked by the president to consider advancing to 1040 the beginning date tor paying monthly pensions to retired workers over 05. These pensions now are scheduled to begin In 1942. Farmers, seamen, domestics, gov ernment employes and workers in educational or charitable Institutions are not now included in the social security act, and UWb change In this list la contemplated, It was learned. t -4- vf Igy Xa, " ' mr'"i "J""-"' -at.nm,...v .-,- f.-iA 15 Elwood Stanley Brown, 20 (right), step-ran of Owen D. Young, the Industrialist, Is shown with Marjnrle Mellaril, 38, after llrown had been ordered held on a charge of burglary in New York. He was ar rested In the home of a policeman, saying he had mistaken It for a home of a friend. Miss Richard, found asleep In a car some distance away, was acquitted of a charge of being an accessory. LOAN BANK OFFICIAL LAUDS LOCAL S. I L. IN TALK WITH SEATTLE, May 4. (P) Linking Portland with Chicago over the nor thern transcontinental air route, dally airmail and paste nger service will be Inaugurated by the Northwest Airlines on May IB, A, Q, Kinsman, northwest manager, announced here today. A second daily trip will be In stalled a short time later, he said. The service will be with the new sky Eophyr planes, with a flying time of about 11 hours between the cities. His announcement followed one at Washington by Hurtle Branch, second assistant postmaster general, that the company had been granted an extension on Its ' Fa rgo-Scat tie route from Yakima, Wash., to Port land. New Bullet Train Makes Fast Time TOLEDO, O., May 4. OP) The new bullet type train of the New York Central railroad, which will supersede the twentieth century lim ited on the New York-Chicago run June 10, in a teat run yesterday. between Elkhart. Ind and Toledo, made the 134 mites In 67 minutes, or an average of 120 miles an hour. The present century averages 70 to 80 miles an hour for the same distance. The Hotel That Is San Francisco -T You will enjoy iUyin at The Palace Hotel . . for It la not only tn Sao Francisco, It U San Francisco, In It are embodied I lie courtesy., the comfort., the modernity the gaiety. . that are San Francisco's distinguished tradition. Its rooms are spacious Its location Is right In the center of tilings. It is famous for fine food. . In a city famed for fine food O. M. Kldd, president of the Jack son County Federal Savings Se Loan association returned to Mcdford Sun day night from Portland where he spent a week on association business. While In Portland Mr, Kldd con ferred with Frank Johnson, new pres ident of the Federal Home Loon bank which has supervision over all fed eral savings and loan associations In the northwest states. Mr. Johnson spoke highly of the Jackson County Federal Savings & Loan association, pointing to Its cap able management and rapid growth In the past four years, Mr. Kldd said. It Is not generally known but we have grown from a small Institution of 950.000 to the fifth largest federM savings and loan association In Ore- I gon,M Mr. Kldd stated. 'We now have assets of $848,000 and surplus of 50 ,000. Investors are I protected through a guarantee of de posits up to $5,000 by the Federal In surance corporation, an ngency of the federal government. Our money Is all Invested In first mortgages on Improv ed real estate In Medford and vicinity. The association Is a real asset to the I community because It helps residents to own their own homes." Mr, Johnson said he planned to come to Medford this summer and promised to give a public talk while here, Mr. Kldd related. AGREE TO DEFER ACTION ON BANK HOLDING BILL WASHINGTON, May 4. p) Mem bers of a senate banking and cur rency aub-commlttee said today thy had agreed "unanimously" to defer action for this s&ulon of conreas on the Glow bank holding company bill. The action has the effect of killing the bill unless there should be a special session of congress before next January when the present con gress dies. To be considered by the new congress it must be reintroduced. KLAMATH ONLY PLACE OBJECTING TO MM T AflHLANT). Unv LfAnl . Tni1l plans for a rousing Fourth of July nrftOTnrii and rt1lhm.ttnn tunm vlvan an Initial send-off at the first meet ing or the year, Monday evening In the office of the local chamber of commerce. With committee members present from the various nrtrn.n?Atnn Ka fir ing the 1937 celebration, and H. L. waycomo as general cnairman, plans were outlined to Incorporate the best feature of . tha nt mvi celebrations, aa well as to add new attractions, included in the latter Were tentative nlnna fnr mmu fhnm. slnslne In the Dark., fnllnwrf hv . short patriotic program and band concert. Othar nhnlrman annAlntu will be asked to Immediately appoint their helpers, and report at the next meeting, scheduled for Mondav. mav 0. ia an tVlln-a V ri mou. rade; Walter II. Leverette, advertis ing and publicity; Ralph Koosscr, fi nance; Ward V. Croft, music; C. D. j Corry, decorations; Clint Baughman. fireworks: William Rriut nn.. slons; BUI Ausland, sports; Mrs. Mar- cmai Btansmiry, treasurer. wnn tne popular Browning I HIT BY OSBORNE PORTLAND, May 4. (AP) Ben T. Osborne, secretary of the State Fed eration of Labor, described the Ore gon commonwealth federation today as the "back door to the CIO" and declined to support the political can didacy of any persons associated with It. A letter to this effect was forwarded to all state AFL labor councils. The statement was In reply to request from the Salem Trades and Labor Council for an endorsement of a supreme court candidate whom Os borne said was active In the common wealth. We assume you are familiar with the recommendations made by Pres ident William Green only a few weeks ago relative to keeping aloof from the Lewis so-called national nonpartisan league which is the national counter part of the Oregon commonwealth federation," Osborne wrote. WASHINGTON, May 4. (API-Sen ator McNary (B.-Ore.) said today the only complaint he had received since he proposed Institution of conserva tion practices on all forest lands of the United States both public and private came from his own state. The Klamath rails chamber of com merce, he said, had written that his plea of "taking no more from the forests each year than the forests can produce" would be ruinous to the Klamath area. McNary emphatically denied this. asserting his proposal would brlna stability to Klamath Falls and other lumber communities by Insuring a perpetual supply of timber. sustained yield practices," Mc Nary asserted, "will preserve the re sources for all times and assure con tinuous operatlona of mills." By providing for the future, the senator said, the day of "ghost mill" towns would pass. Communities would continue to thrive around a stable Industry. They would not face evacuation with depletion of lumber resources. McNary emphasized that his plan. presented to congress recently, pro vided only for voluntary cooperation of private owners with the federal government, which has for many years carried on "selective cuttings" or "sustained yield" practices on the national forests. ASSISTANT POSTMASTER ARRESTED IN SHORTAGE BOISE. Idnao. May 4. (UP) Charles Nelson, assistant Boise post master for 28 yeors, was lodged at. tho county Jell lost night on a com plaint charging falsification of ac counts in connection with a reported ,10,500 shortage In postoffice funds. The complaint, filed by Albert Paisley, postoffice Inspector, alleg.1 that Nelson had changed his finan cial records In such a way that the ncn-deposlt of the missing sum was covered. 1 VI -1 , "com, txPtioa, ' EASY AS A B C TO OWN A PACKARD SIX SINCE PRICE WAS REDUCED '100 650 Hooms- ch nllh bath From .1.SO (slnile) up. PALACE HOTEL Market at New Montgomery SAN FRANCISCO ONLY J 429 And this Is not fnr the loMeM-primi hotly tyje, hut for (lie big 4mIoot Touring Sedan! Furthermore, if Tour prrnt car lv of average value, it will probably cover this low down ravmentt MUCH LESS' THAN YOU THINK Payment on a Pkanl Sii mtiallr run ool over K lo Jft a month nmrr than thon on wrral wtiMy-ftoM smaller ram! And this it tiptrinj; on the popular IH-monthi basis, after mini mum required down payment. LITTLE (IF ANY) MORE And we can prove this with srtual fienre, ilia! show comparative rot for Packard anil other car, liich you may have in mind. m what oil do you , r ' ll RECOMMEND FOR $$8 iRfr?. -m OUR NEW CAR? J " ' fPf ; f if NOTHING BUT 3 Ij h VEMNZOIU t m : ; IT LUBRICATES (VI? M W: v BEST AND LASTS M LONGEST ! V ( f) ) Hi -J"fe . I T. YOUR EYES WILL OPEN when ro m ,i nitrc which prove that almost anyone who can afford any uew car now can probably afford a Taikard! Think of the kirk you'll Cct out of owning a hi. Iimirtout 1-2-inch wheel haw Packard Sit! And remember, though the price wan rut, th ror itself hasnt Seen chanftni on iota! Don't buy any car till you get the farta! ('ome in, drive ihi atunning Packard then ace if any other ear ran pleaM you hall at nturii. 4-DOOR TOURING SEDAN ?!! J 12882 z U II LI crrrf in thi th ntandard equipment ASK THE .MAM IHO OWNS ONE FBEEY L. ASHCRAFT 128 SO. RIVERSIDE HERE are one hundred ninety-one different brands of motor oils sold in the WestI For many of them rather strong claims are made. Yet western motor-car dealers ...men who are service experts on all makes of cars... show outstanding preference for just one brandl A survey of car dealers all over the West shows that thiee out of our sell and recommend PENNZOIL! Year after year after yearl To thoughtful motorists, so broad a stamp of approval means far more than mere advertising claims. Remem ber this when you buy motor oil. Insist on PENNZOIL. It's supreme Pennsylvania quality. You'll find it at independent dealers everywhere. Depend on deafer, displaying the PENNZOIL SAFETY SYSTEM sign to lubri cate your car systematical; with Pennzoil products throughout. Pennzoil Saety System dealers use the correct grade ot motor oil and the correct lubricant or every mechanic part 0 your car, in exact accordance with actory specifications. i AICHIM1P H UlCt. 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