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MEDFORD MATT- TRIBUNE. MEDFORD- OREGON. THURSDAY. JUNE 16. 193S.
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Pull Together Seen As Most
Important Requirement
for Return of Nation to
Former Good Times.
DETROIT, Juno 16. (P) A pro
gram of co-operation between IaW
and Industry aa a means of averting
Industrial warfare was urged today
by Lewis O. Hlnes, organizational di
rector of the American Federation of
Labor.
In an address prepared-for delivery
before the annual meeting of the Ad
vertising Federation of America, Hlncs
said:
"We believe that co-operation be
tween labor and Industry can do more
than anything else to bring this na
tion back to a prosperous condition."
Industrial Symposium.
Htnes' address was made at an In
dustrial symposium at which Bennett
Chappie, vice-president of the Amer
ican Rolling Mill company, also spoke
Chappie said, "This nation Is richly
endowed with all the -essential re-1
qulrements for Industrial prog
ress except one, and that Is under
standing." He asserted "the time has come"
for Industry "to open wide Its gates
and let the public know what goes
on -Inside the factory walls.
W. J. Cameron of the Ford Motor
company recommended to the adver-1
tlsers this afternoon ft study of the
state of mind In Canada.
"Canada." he said, "knows It has
a Canadian government at Ottawa, not
exiled Russians or men with collapsed
Ideas from overseas, and that It has
a premier who doesn't grab at new
social systems overnight or Jam the
Kingdom of Heaven through parlia
ment before adjournment."
1 Radio Censors Advised.
Radio broadcasters were told by
Edgar Kobak, vice-president of Lord
& Thomas, New York, to tighten cen
.lorshlp and pioneer new programs..
Speaking at a meeting of the Na
tional Association of Broadcasters,
meeting In conjunction with the ad
vertisers, he said, "the very structure
of business seems to be under fire"
but assured broadcasters that if they
tune their programs to public taste
"the Independence of the radio In
dustry can be preserved."
Donald R. Rlchberg. former NRA
administrator, urged Industry, labor
and government today "to cease war
fare and sit down around the council
tables of peace."
"In all three groups," he told the
Advertising Federation of America,
"are exceedingly active and aggrS
slve warmakers who want no peace
unless they can dictate the terms.
"Some of these," he continued, "are
hard-headed zealots who honestly be
lieve that government or management
or labor must boss the economic sys
tem. Some are narrow-minded, un
scrupulous self-seekers who. In their
desire for power or money, are ruth
less enemies of any opposing private
or public Interest.
"It is the public clamor and the
private Intrigues of these war-makurs
that break down every effort to draw
peace-loving men together In a joint
adventure of public service."
Age of Conruslon.
Rlchberg asserted an economic
constitution was needed to maintain
a competitive system of private en
terprise. "We live In an age of confusion
and Insecurity," he- said. "It be
comes more and more difficult for
government to preserve the peace as
more and more people go to quarrel
ing over how they should develop
and control their common enter
prises and how they should share the
products.
"At the same time, millions and
millions of people, suffering from un
employment and (Inadequate rewards
of labor, become much more Inter
ested In changing the rules of the
game than In preserving either peace
or fair play.
"What we need today Is an eco
nomic constitution a declaration of
those fundamental principles under
which a democratic people can main
tain a competitive system of private
enterprise that will offer to eveiy
person capable of self-respect the op
portunity to earn a decent livelihood."
PROTECTION FOR FISH
BY
PORTLAND, June 16. (AP) The
state fish commission demanded a
thorough study of the effect on fish
life today before government ap
proval of dam construction and flood
control projects,
"It Is essential to study the effect
upon established Industry," said
Merle Chessman, commissioner from
Astoria, "rather than limiting It to
the visual benefits of the future."
Hugh Mitchell, hatchery supervisor,
predicted an excellent egg take for
salmon this year because limited
catches permitted fish to reach up
river stretches.
Buy Surplus Flour
For Needy Families
WASHINGTON. June 18 (AP)
The surplus commodities corporation
announced today the purchase of
914.000 barrels of flour at a cost of
about $4,200,000 from millers In vir
tually all sections of the country
for distribution among needy fami
lies. ' 1 '
This acquisition was In addition
to 134.000 barrels bought several
weeks ago.
F. R. Wilcox, vice-president of the
corporation, said the purchase pro
gram was designed "primarily to
relieve temporary market distress Phone 642. Well haul away your
and to Increase use of wheat.
which there Is a large surplus."
refuse. City Sanitary Service.
Rescuer Gets Everything
EVAN8VILLE. Ind. t7P After aid- .
lng In the rescue of four persons who !
were thrown Into the Ohio river when ;
their motor boat capsized, Ollle Eina- j
ler dragged the river until ho recov- ,
red the boat's motor.
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FASTING PASTOR
READY FOR DUTY
MEMPHIS, Term., June 18. (AP)
The Rev. Israel Harding Noe. for-
mer dean of St. Mary's Episcopal j
cathedral here, returned home today I
and was greeted at the railroad sta
tion by a score or more of his fol
lowers.
"It's wonderful to be back" said
the clergyman who four months ago
went to a Baltimore hospital to re
cover from the effects of a 32-day
fast he undertook to prove that
"man, here and now, can put on
the Godhead bodily."
Mr. Noe appeared. In the best of
health. He Joined Mrs. Noe and
went directly to the cathedral dean
ery to await an audience with Bishop
James M. Maxon of Tennessee. The
bishop removed him from the ca
thedral post last winter, tcrmln
hls program of "absolute abstinence'
a "vagary." Bishop Maxon said a
the time a place would be fount
for Mr. Noe In the diocese when b
returned to his "normal self."
Swedish Services
At Zion Lutheran
The monthly meeting conducted
by the Rev. Oottfred J. Anderson
pastor of the First Covenant churcr
of Klamath Palls, Is scheduled fo;
Friday night at 8:00 p.m. By Invi
tation the meeting will be held In
the Zlon Lutheran church, cornei
of West Fourth and Oakdale. Both
the Swedish and English language
will be used.
Singers from the Covenant church
of Klamath Falls will participate Ir.
the service. The public Is cordial) 1
Invited.
$2000 GIVEN FOR AID
TO OREGON STUDENTS
EUGENE. June 16. (AP) A cash
gift of 2000. to be used exclusively
as a loan fund for deserving stu
"dents at the University of Oregon,
has been made to the Institution
from the estate of George C. Wld
mer, it was announced here today
by Mrs. Margaret M. Wldmer, Eu
gene, and Dr. Donald M. Erb, uni
versity president.
The gift will be known a the
"George 0. Wldmer loan fund" and
will be administered by the univer
sity student loan fund committee.
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