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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 20, 1938)
PAGE SEVEN PEACE BETWEEN Fl Europe Under Tension Over Suspension of Friendship Negotiations Revolu tion Looms in Mexico By the Associated press Britain sought today to patch up the Italian-French quarrel over the Spanish civil war while ominous troop movements In the provincial stamping ground of a free lance ' Mexican strong man threatened to turn Mexico Into "another Spain.' France's Mediterranean fleet today concentrated off Blzerta, naval base of French Tunisia, which adjoins Italian Libya, amid European tension over suspension of Franco-Italian friendship negotiations. (King Vlttorlo Fmanuele sailed from Sicily for Libya to attend Ital ian army maneuvers near the Tunis tan border.) Only Maneuvers t Seven cruisers and 18 destroyers drop pea anchor in Bizerta harbor in preparation for combined night war games with air forces. Officials Bald they were only "normal maneuvers." A fascist "day of solidarity with nationalist Spain" throughout Italy and the empire was ordered today for May 29. Despite Indications to the con trary, authorized Italian officials said French-Italian negotiations toward a friendship agreement "have not bro ken down." f In Mexico, phlegmatic General Saturn i no Cedlllo deployed hi pri vate peasant army nearly 20,000 strong by Its own count- -through the hills of San Luis Potosl state In pre paration for posslblo guerrilla warfare with federal troops. Cedlllo said he had "trustworthy" Information President Lazaro Carde nas was getting ready to "try to crush me by force of arms" and pre dicted the onslaught might come today. Right, Left Conflict As In Spain, It was a conflict be tween the pollttal right, as represent-' ed by Cedlllo, and the left, as repre sented by the socialistic Cardenas program. Cedlllo declared the people were "tired of infamous dictatorship, with communist trimmings, that Is put ting an end to all sources of wealth and submerging the country in ruin and misery." France, counting strongly on Bri tain In a showdown on conflicting fascist and democratic Interests in the outcome of the war an Spain, made clear It was Premier Mussolini's next move If French-Italian friend ship talks were to be reopened. Britain called a meeting of the Spanish non-intervention committee for next Thursday in an effort to set tle the dispute while British diplo mats Interposed their good offices. Actual war in Spain was largely stalemated by rains except for small Insurgent advances on the Teruel-to-the-sea front. 4 Methodists Plan Special Services The official board of the Mam Street Methodist church In collabo rating with the pastor will observe the two hundredth anniversary Old ersgate commemoration by carrying out the program that originated from the general board of the church. The program will consist of special serv ices Sunday and on Tuesday at 8 p. m. when the sacrament of the Lord's supper will be had. Dr. Jouett P. Bray states that every church in the Southern divi sion will hold these services on these days. On May 29 the closing program of this church-wide movement will be climaxed by a deep spiritual awakening. The public la Invited to attend these special services, states the pastor. Dinner To Climax Masonic Reunion A chicken dinner to be served in the Masonic temple at 8 o'clock this evening will culminate the semi annual reunion of Medford consis tory. Ancient rind Accepted Scot tish Rite Free Masonry. The reunion opened Wednesday. Medford consistory embraces all of southwestern Oregon. Members from all parts of this territory have been attending the reunion. Eckener, Roosevelt Talk Helium Deal WASHINGTON, May 20. ( AP ) Dr. Hugo Eckener. German Zeppelin builder, and German Ambassador Hans Dleckhoff discussed . briefly with President Roosevelt today the question of making American helium available for use in German airships. Previously the White House had said the visit would be merely a personal one In which Eckener and the president would exchange greet ings. 18th Traffic Victim PORTLAND, May 20. ( Mabel Taylor, M, knocked down by a hit and run motorist on March 28, died today. Her death was the 18th traffic fatality in Portland this year. Joint Commencement GRANTS PASS. May 20. (P) Jose phine county rural schools will hold Joint commencement exercises here J tomorrow morning. j English Lutheran To Dedicate Huge Painting Of Christ A large oil painting of the Saviour will be dedicated at a special service In the Zlon English Lutheran church at 4th street and Oakdale avenue at 11 a. m. Sunday. The painting, 7 by 12 feet In di mensions, is being Installed above the altar. It was presented to the church by Dr. LeRoy C. Jensen as a memorial to his father, the late Hans M. Jensen. The picture was painted by August Klagstad at the K lags tad ptudlos. Minneapolis. The public is Invited to attend the dedicatory services Sunday. The Rev. Werner Jessen, pastor, will conduct the services. Former Postmaster Admits Fund Theft PORTLAND. May 20. (AP) A plea of guilty to a charge of em bezzling postal funds was entered yesterday by Willis F. Coffey, 64. former north Portland postmaster, when arraigned before Federal Judge James A. Fee. The case was referred to the pro bation officer, but Judge Fee told the defendant he saw little chance of probation being granted. Coffey was charged with a $164 shortage. 4 SOUTHAMPTON, England, May 20. (yP) Sir Abe Bailey, 73-year-old South African sportsman-millionaire who recently lost his second leg by am putation, completed a 6,000-mile voyage against doctors orders today to see his horse. Golden Sovereign, run in the English derby, June 1. Holloways Hold Sale Celebrating 10th Anniversary Tomorrow will be "open house" day at Holloway'a Reliable Grocery, mark ing the end of 10 years In the present location. There will be balloons for the kiddles and every adult visiting the store will be served free coffee, hot biscuits, sandwiches, cookies and tomato Juice, according to an an nouncement today by W. A. Holloway. The City Meat market, located next to tho Reliable and owned by Con DoVore will also celebrate tomorrow. It Is their eleventh anniversary. Several factory and wholesale rep resentatives will be at the Reliable all day Saturday with special dem onstrations. The feature of the cele bration will be a special sale and demonstration of Royal Club canned I foods. Many canned foods suitable for summer menus have been selected for this ovent. Each year of the Reliable's exlst ance has shown an Increase In sales, according to Mr. Holloway. The Re liable opened with two mcq and there are now from eight to ten employees. For the past several seasons the Reliable has handled the famous Dltsworth and Vaughn strawbe rr crops and the 1938 berries will be on sale at the Reliable around the middle of June, according to Mr. Holloway. The berries are grown in the mountains near Prospect anc: they are noted for their fine flavn and large size. This year's crop 1 estimated at between 5,000 and 6.00: crates. San Francisco board of supervisors for 20 years, and who as city editor of a 8an Francisco newspapor. once fired Sinclair Lewis "because he couldn't writ." died of a heart at tack today. Ose Mail Tribune Warn Ada Vagrant to Asylum GRANTS PASS, May 20. () A man arrested on a charge of vagrancy who gave nil name as Harold Charlea Suts of Wilmington, Calif., was com mltted to the state hospital yesterday after he tore up fixtures of a city SAN FRANCISCO, May 30. (API John S. Dunnlgon, 68, clerk of the CHENILLE SPREADS We have just received a new shipment of these beautiful new Chenille bed spreads that are lovelier than ever. Extra large size with white backgrounds and colored borders and floral center designs, $6.85 to $12.95 Three tone Plain colors S7.45 Two tone Plain colors S2.98 to$9.95 M. M. Department Store rVe 1 RKla&a 1 . nw7 a i mm l I More than 3 out of every 5 motor car buyers today are choosing sixes. And, of course, the most popular six of all is this new Chevrolet the Six Supreme! Discriminating people prefer it because of its high quality . . . because of its great value . . . because it's the only low-priced car with all these fine car features 1 "You'll bo AHEAD with a CHEVROLET!" PERFECTED HYDRAULIC BRAKES 83-H.P. VALVE-IN-HEAD ENGINE GENUINE KNEE-ACTION . ALL-SILENT, ALL-STEEL BODIES SHOCKPROOF STEERING T1PTOE-MATIC CLUTCH On mwtif 0 twin m4Jt mif ROGUE RIVER CHEVROLET Jail cell. Officers laid h became onraged when a demand for a c!jar. etta waa not Immediately answered. 4 May Up firhonl Lev, GRANTS PA8S. May 20 (4) An Increase of tfl.941 In the Josephine county non-hlh achool d latrlct budget la proposed here to be settled by election June 30. The total la S29.99J. which represent a tax levy of 9.S mills, an Increase of 9.3 mills. Closing time for Too Lata 'o Clas sify Ads U 1 :30 p m. i V; A ri I Si IvHCi IS 7TToA VTi TtT.Pi ti STwF' ! 4 f xj5j Infants 50o Imported Drosses V ,, -"v I Buy two and save 30c I Fine cotton batiste, hand- f . " 1 nde and hand-embroidered. Adorable puff-sleeve M i Y ' It) atyles with pleats. Sizes 6 months and 1 year. Toddlers" lfle Dresses Special styles for the 1 to 3 year olds. Dainty pastels in hand made, hand embroidered styles. Deep hems. Excellently made. Tubfast. 49c Two-piece Crepe Sleepers Button-on pants so convenient for diaper chang ing. Cotton crepe needs no Ironing. Pink or blue with contrast. Sizes 1, 2, 3. Excellent value.' Raron and cotton plaited Sizes 4-6. Anklets 10" pt- Gertrudes lland-nnrk. Slips to X JxJC White Shoes Elk grained. Soft sole WCJC Training Pants 10?. 5 A LEI SALE! SALE! 44 Tots We Sheer Dresses SALE I Sizes 1 to 61 Cool pretty styles so easy to laun- jm j der. Cotton lawn, batiste, dimity. White-ground fl fl prints or pastels. Tubfast UTLt i 49c Ilirdscye 27" Diapers Cotton birdseye or cotton flannel. Non-chafing and very absorbent. Wrapped six to package. Stock up during this sale. Pkg. of 6. Beacon Crib Blankets First quality cotton the long staple yarns that are so serviceable. Fluffy .nap that won't wash out. Juvenile jacquard design. 36" x SO", SALEI 44 59 Serviceable Sheers Full Falhhntd 65 These stockings are just the right weight and sheerness to see you through a busy day I Brighter colors Includ ing Iridescent, Bluahtone. cannon TOWELS 25" EACH Bath Mre. 2Vx4". Absorbent loop?. Heal Tftlue. Office and Salesroom. Sparta Building Used Car Lot 234 North Riverside, Foot of Fourth Street Service Department 32 North Riversid. Wards May Linen Sale Peplumi Are Newt In Persian Prints 308 At Wtrd, 2-plece rayons in bright or light ground prints, good (or summer! Shirred sleeves, mandarin neckline, and gored skirt. Misses' liiei. HAT BOXES Rfg. 89c 49 Limited quantlt?. Choice of brown and black In the new two tone colors. Here. Sale! Wush Ties Rtgvlatlf 10c to So economical vou can gat several I Bright new Summer colors In plaids, tripes, dots, plains! Save NOWI 9 15 to 30 lower trtan regular prices! - Rayon and Cotton . Luncheon Cloths 39c 3 for 100 Imported. 81 xM In. Lunch . eon Clothi. Choice of 4 oopulnr colors, SaletRtBolarl.91 Lace Cloths 154 Outstanding value at regular price. Save dur. Ing this sale! Elaborate design. Ecru. 70"xW. , Reg. 59c Cotton Damask Mercerised. IOC Firm weave. 48". White. yd Reg, 69o Cotton Damask M In- Checks AQn or plaids In I X' colors. i VwSjfl Sakl Rtgular 1 .98 Ss. .: Nurses' 'SfvV Oxforcls :A .w TI67 i J ' With metatirsal pads . . rBs. 17 aprlngy heel rests . . cra ; li JT j ,rc'1 eopports . AV Black kid. White smooth, ' "' ? leather. Sixes 4V to . M(D)MT(K(DMIEIE WM&IID 117 SOUTH CENTRAL TELEPHONE 286
