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MEPFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. fEDFOKT). OTEGOy. TUESDAY. OCTOBER It, 1938.
TO BRING PEACE AT SALEM $45,000
SAW FRANCISCO, Oct. 11. W A
warehouse postponed until tomorrow
-a scheduled opening which brought
massed pickets on the Initial at
tempt while CIO. International Long
ehomene's and Warehouaemen'a union
representatlvea and tha distributors
- association of San Francisco moved
-Into a new stsgs of negotiation meet.
Inge which aome observers hoped
would bring reopening of 100 locked
' warehouaea and reemployment of
1,800 men.
The two opposing factlona were to
meet separately today with Mediator
Paul Smith, manager of a San Fran
elaco newapaper. aa Joint sessions
were temporarily discontinued. Smith
"anld ha probably would call tha two
Into a Joint session again late to
day after ha has heard the Issues
stated separately. Chief controversy
I tha dlatrlbutors' demand for a
maeter contract.
In the meantime special referee
continued hearlnga Into the CIO
warehousemen's demand members out
of work be given state unemploy.
ment compensation.
Conferences continued today by
Mayor Angelo RosM'a committee
ten In an attempt to negotiate
peaceful solution of a strike of 5.000
An, retail elerka agalnat 89 depart
ment atorea. Crawford Oreene, eo-
ehalrman of the committee, said
ean't see where there la any prog.
. less." Major Item In current die.
: eusslons wsa ssld to be over tin
: power an adjustment board may be
.. given Is any aenlorlty clause In
. proposed contract. The strike was
. called September 7 but atorea have
remained open behind picket lines,
COMMUNITY CHEST HEAVIEST BATTLE DEFENDANT COMES WINNEMUCCA MEET
SALEM, Oct. nv-The Salem
Community Cheat last -night adopted
a 140,000 budget for the year. Ap
portionments are: YMCA ei3,o.O;
Catholic charltlea WSOO; TWCA M,
100: Red Cross M80; Salvation Army
4000: Boy Scouts 4000; Hotel Oa
Mlnto 11400; campaign expense
3200: collection expense '26SO;
emregency fund (3330; ahrlnkage
1400
Hotel De Mlnto, named for Chief
of Police Frank A. Mlnto, la Salem's
"flop house" for transients, operated
In tha winter time.
C. A. Kells, secretsry of the TMCA.
will have charge of the drive Instead
of an outside man.
of
NOW SPUR CZECHS
(By the Associated Press.)
Czechoslovakia attempted today to
find an answer to Hungarian terrl
toria! demands amid growing Indl
cations of a nasi desire to make the
little republic a Oerman dependency.
With Oerman and Polish demands
far territory nearly settled, negoti
ations with Hungary went on. Ad.
dltlonal troops were moved Into areas
Bear the Hungarian border to meet
any possible Invasion by Hungarian
troops.
Oermany program for Oeeehoslo-
mkla was said to Include outlawing
a tne oommunlst party by Prague,
permission for troops to psss through
' Caechoslovaklan territory In time of
war. an antl-Jewlah nollcv and
Oerman-Csechoslovsk customs union
While the post-crlsla man of Oieeh,
alovak awaited final determination
wars In China and Spain gained new
momentum.
Meteorological Report
', . .October 11, 1031
t Forecasts
Medford and vicinity: Showers to.
night and Wednesday, not much
orange In temperature,
Oregon i Showers tonight and Wed-
aeaday, cooler In extreme east por
tion tonight, moderate southwest
wind off the coast.
Local Data
Temperature a year ago today
Highest 76; lowest .
Total monthly precipitation .08
inches; deficiency for tha month J4
Inohee.
Total precipitation alnoe Septem
ber I. 1B8B, . Inchea; deficiency for
ine sesson .10 inches.
Rclstlve humidity at a p. m. yes
terday 48 per cent; a. m. today 16
per cent.
Tomorrow: Sunrise 8:90 a. m sun
sat 6:35 p. m.
Obsen scions Taken at 6 a. in,
lto Meridian Time.
CITY
UW!
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jh fl fj
Boise ,
Boeton .
Chicago
Drnver
Eureka
Helena , ,
toe Angeles
MEDFORD -Hew
York
Omaha ..
Phoenix
Portland . ,
Rene
74 M T.
84 HO
Roseburg
Bolt Lake . 88 40
Sen Francisco T3 88
Sesttls .
Spokane
Washington, D.C. 70 48
Taxima
Rain
Clear
88 88 Clear
88 40 Clear
84 88 .07 Rain
80 44 T. Cloudy
84 80 Clear
78 88 T. Cloudy
88 44 Clear
78 80 .0. Clear
88 S4 Cloudy
84 84 .80 Cloudy
78 84 P. Cdi.
74 68 T. Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
... 80 48 .88 Clear
88 48 .18 Rain
Clear
79 89 .09 P. Cdv.
Pioneer Editor Passes
PORTLAND. Oct. 10. ,! Eiurane
Shelby. 88, native son of Oregon and
grandson of Oeneral Joseph Lane,
died Saturday at his horn here. Dur.
lng pioneer days he worked on news
papers In Portland, Roaeburg and
Salem.
1 On the
Radio Chains
STATIONS
Where to Find Them ro tha Dial
KEX, Portland. UtJOi KFI, 640.
Los Angeleas KOA, 1410, Spokane:
KUO. ISO. Sao rranctacoi HOW.
890. Portland; BJU. 970. Seattle;
KNX. 1080, Los Angeleas KOA, 880.
Denveri KOIN, (40, Portland:
HOMO. MS. Seattle; KPO. ego. San
Franrlsooi KSL, 1180, Salt Lake.
Tuesday
8:00 Viennese Echoes, KPO, KOW
KFI; Aursndt's Orch, KNX; Drams,
KSL; News, KOO.
6:30 Stone's Orch., KNX, KOIN;
Information Please, KOO.KEX, KOA:
At Jolson, KSL.
6:00 Kelsey's Orch., KPO, KOW;
Battle of the Saxes, KOW; We the
People, KNX. KOIN. KSL; . Hodek'a
Orch., KOO, KEX.
6:80 Fibber McOee, KPO. KFI,
KOW: Ooodman's Orch., KNX, KSL,
KOIN; Jamboree, KOO; News, KOA
KJR.
7:00 Bnnls' Orch, KPO, KOW
KFI: Jamboree, KJR, KEX; Songs,
KNX, KSL.
7:80 Jimmy Fldler, KPO, KFI,
KOW: Songs, KNX, KOIN; Knight
Orch., KOO, KEX.
7:46 State of tha Nation, KOO,
KEX; Organist, KPO, KOW; Coope
rative League, KNX, KOIN.
8:00 Amos snd Andy, KPO, KOW,
KFI; Allston's Orch., KNX, KOIN;
Dsnce Orch, KJR.
8:80 Johnny Presents. KPO, KFI
KOW; Novak's Orch, KOA; Drama,
KEX, KOIN.
9:00 Bale's Orch, KSL; Al Jol
a, KNX, KOIN: Good Morning To
night. KPO, KFI, KOW: News, KOA.
8:30 McCsll's Screen Scoops, KNX.
KSL, KOIN; King's Orch.. KPO,
KOW: Barron's Orch., KPO, KOW;
Barron's Orch., KOA, KEX, KOO.
10:00 Reporter, KPO, KOW. KFI:
Pianist, KSL; Plantation Party. KOO,
KEX: News. KNX.
10 :30 Oentlemen Preferred. KPO.
KOW; Hank's Family, KNX. KOIN
KSL.
11:00 Winston's Orch.. KPO. KFI,
KOW; Organist, KJR, KOA: On Pa.
rade, KOO; Bailee's Orch., KNX, KSL,
KOIN.
Wednesday.
8:00 World on Parade. friY
Shield Revue. KEX: Contrasts-. KPO:
Chlqulto Orch.. KNX. KOIN.
8:18 Sons of the Lone Star, KOO
KEX: Wing Sketch. KNX, KOW.
8:30 Hobbv Lobbv. KOO tcux-
SwsrthoUt'S Music. KFI. KfiVI- Mil.
nicipal Oovernment. KPO: stona'a
urcn.. an, koin.
8:48 Moving Stories of Life
KPO; News, KNX.
8:00 Rainbow. End. KNX. KOrw:
Organist. KFI, KOW: Exposition
Backstage, KPO.
6:30 Star Theater. KNTT war.
KOIN; Martin's Music KPO, KOW:
News, KOA.
7:30 Minstrel Show. Kno v.m
McWIIllams, KNX, KSL. KOIN.
8:00 Amos snd Anriv. Hen N-rtur
KFI: Orslg's Orch . KJR: Hall's Orch.
KOO: Basle's Orch, KNX.
8:30 Whiteman'a Orp.h
KSL. 'KOIN; Dorsey's Orch
KFI. KOW; Morgan's Qrch.
M.
9:00 Town Hsll Tnnl.h rwi
KFI. KOW; Oang Busters. KNX. KSU
KOIN; Gordon's Oreh KOO: News
KOA.
9:18 Benin's Otrh . KB rm,
Danes Hour, KOO.
10:00 Mmntben ft rmu
KSL; Reporter, KPO, KOW: Martin's
Orch.. KOO. KEX; News. KNX.
10:30 Klna'a Orrh KPrt Vftv?
Fields" Orch.. KOO. KEX.
11:00 Winston's nv Yiw.
KFI. KOW; King's Orch.. KNX. KSL.
KOIN; Organist. KOA: News. KOO.
Tuna Run Explained
WASHINGTON. Oct. ll.m a
somewhat mystified bureau of fish
erlea tentatively placed the respon
sibility for slbscore tuns runs off
the Oregon cosst on the Jinan...
current.
KNX.
KPO,
KOO,
May Abandon Internrban
PORTLAND. Oct. 10.f.Bt Th.
Portland Electrlo Power company
said through Ita nrestrtent. v..iin
". Griffith, todey that financial dif
flcultlea probably would force It to
abandon Its Interurban system.
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RAGES TO COURT IN BED
FRONT
HENDATE. France .At the Spanish
frontier). Oct. U.VP) The heavl-
st fighting In weeks In Spsln's civil
war raged today on the Ebro river
front, where government dlepatchea
said a sudden offensive by govern.
ment militiamen had resulted In
cspture of tha strategic Pando.'s
mountains and threatened Oandeaa
Itself.
The bsttla began lets yesterdsy,
when government troops, who had
been holding their lines against a
series of Insurgent local attacks,
launched a carefully planned offensive-.
Wave after wave of militiamen,
protected by heavy artillery fire,
awept across the Santa Madalena ra
vine, which waa the scene of ter-
ruio fighting nearly a month ago
when the government halted one of
Oeneral Franco's attempts to pusb
thsm back to the Ebro.
Oandesa, Important communica
tions center In northeastern Spsln,
also waa the goal of the govern
ment's surprise offenslvs Isunched
July as, when militiamen swept across
tne soro and drove to within a few
miles of the city before being halted.
Since then action on the Ebro front
hss consisted largely of the Insurg
ents' efforts to regain the territory
west of the Ebro.
Hearst Station Sold
NEW YORK, Oct. II. (AP)
Liquidation of the radio Interests of
William Randolph Hearst wsa fur
thered today with the sale of sta
tion WINS, New York, to Milton H.
Blow, New York advertising man.
Blow ssld this was the first radio
station In which he was a stock
holder of record.
Ose Mall Tribune Want Ads.
RILLSBORO, Oct. 11. (py Pros
pective Jurymen In a circuit court
trial yesterday finally located the
defendant. He was tucked Into a bed
at the foot of the Jury .box. - -
Leroy E. Smith, Indicted on a
charge of attempting to commit a
felony agalnat hla brother. Dr. C. T.
Smith, was carried from a hospital
Into the courtroom ona cot. The
atate accused him of threatening Dr.
Smith with harm because of an al
leged dispute over settlement M
their fsther's estate.
STORE TEETH DOG
GOES TO REWARD
ABERDEEN, Wash., Oct. 1 1 . iVpi
Mac, a Boston terrier that received
nationwide publicity a year ago when
dentist fitted hla toothless Jaws
with a set or "store teeth," died this
week at the ripe old age of 17.
Mac was the pet of George Earle,
hotel owner.
The dog used the dental plates ex
pertly to the day of .his death.
STOCK MART WILL
CLOSE TOMORROW
NEW YORK, Oct. II. (&) Finan
cial Attention will be directed toward
European and Canadian markets to
morrow as principal domestic secur
ity and com modify exchanges clou
for Columbus day. The New York
stock exchange, local commodities,
Chicago board of trade and other do
mestic grain centers will observe the
holiday.
TO
TRI-STATE ROAD
WINNEMUCOA, Nev. Oct. 11.
(AP) When the National Reclama
tion aasoclstlon convenes for Its an
nual meeting In Reno tomorrow It
will be asked to go on record favor
ing early completion of the Wlnne-
mucca to Boise Idsho-Oregon-Nevada
road aa a first class highway.
A meeting of Idaho-Oregon-Nevada
business men snd public officials
concluded here last night after a
resolution asking for the reclamation
group to take action was psssed.
The Idsho-Oregon-Nevsda road,"
U. S. Sen. James Pope of Idaho told
the delegates, "must be completed st
an early date. It will benefit ssversl
western statea and will be of help
In the repayment of government ob
ligations on the Owyhee and other
reclamation projects In which the
federal government has large Invest-
menta of from seventy-five to a
hundred million dollars. Completion,
of this road la now probably the
most urgent matter in these western
states.
"When this Is done a long time
dream of a north and south highway
to the Mexican line will be realized.
It mesns opening up of natural re.
sources of these states and a per
manent way to relieve unemploy
ment." .
I
Lutheran Group Joins
CORVALLIS, Oct. 11. P1 The lo
cal Lutheran student organization
known as the Concordia Foundation
haa voted to Join the national Cam
ma Delta organization of Lutheran
students. Margaret West of Ktarnsth
Falls la president of the Oregon state
group.
25 SPECIAL AIDES
BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 11. (AP)-
The kldnap-klllers of young Peter
Levtne of New York and Charles
Mattson of Tacoma, Wash., are being
sought by 36 special duty G-men
J. Edgar Hoover, head of the federal
bureau of Investigation said today.
Hoover waa In Ban Francisco on
a routine visit.
The body of the Mattson boy was
found under a light fall of snow
near Everett, Wash., and the body
of the Lev lne child waa washed
ashore on a New York lake.
Phoenix
Oovernment of Bombay Is moving
to obtain trained Instructors In phy
slcsl culture exercises In thlckly-
PHOE.NIX. Oct. 11. (Spl.)
Thursday club mambcrs will meet
at the R. A. Reedy home Thuralny
at 3 p. m. wlt'i Mrs. R. A. Reedy antl
Mrs. F. B. Hallgren at hostesses.
The Acorn Juveniles of the Oak
circle of Neighbors of Woodcraft met
In regular session Ssturdsy evening
under the leadership of Senior Guar
dian Mildred Ward. The enrollment
follows: Shirley Dudley. Bobby
Hf am. Leo Furry, Ann, Gregory, Wm.
Gregory, Stanley Ferns, Patricia Fur
ry, Nannette Furry. Merita Furry.
Lola June Coblelgb. Dale Coblelgh,
Harriet Briscoe, June Bishop, Guy
W. Bishop, Beverly Stancllffe, Bar
bara Stancllffe, Wilbur Hallcraft.
Bobby Hallcraft. Officers elected for
tha year Include: Guardian neigh
bor, Patricia Furry: advisor. Berbers
Stancllffe: magician. Bobby Hall
craft: cleric, Lola June Coblelgh; at
tendant, June Bishop: captain of
guards, Beverly Stancllffe: banker.
Bobby Hearn; past guardian neigh
bor, Harriet Briscoe: Inner sentinel,
Leo Furry: outer sentinel, Wilbur
Hall craft.
The Schlund and Urldel families
have rented the Belle Furry home.
Roy Bole waa host to 10 friends st
his home Saturday evening, enter
taining with a rabbit dinner.
The meeting of the Phoenix Oarden
club scheduled for Friday has been
postponed, time and place to be an
nounced later.
Butterfly patrol of Olrli Scout of
Pboenlx had a picnic on Roxy Ann
last Saturday. Mrs. M. P. Wright,
T. V. Williams, Mrs. Esther Wilson
snd Miss Mary Loucks were leaders
of the group.
diseTrattled
SIOUX FALLS. S. D., Oct. JlP)
A sharp earth tremor Jarred Sioux
Falls early this morning, rattled
dishes and wlndowst set pictures
swaying, but caused no damage. Esti
mates of the duration of the shock
ranged from 10 to SO seconds.
Sharp tremors also '' were reported
at Hudson, Beresford, pencer, Hum
boldt and a dosen nearby towns south
and west of here.
s
Ose Mall Tribune Want Ada,
BRITISH LEFTIST
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NEW YORK. Oct 11,-yn John
Strschey, British leftist, today was
ordered excluded from tha TTnitecl
States.
Tha order. Issued by a spectsl board
of Inquiry of the Immigration author
ities at Ellis Island, classed tha lec
turer snd author as "a non -Immigrant
not In possession of a properly
visaed passport."
Strschey arrived yeaterday on tha
liner Normsndle and promptly was
taken Into custody by Immigration
officials. The ofriclala had beea
notified by tha state department tha
former British parliament member's
visa had been cancelled a few hour
before the Normandle sailed.
Strachey spent Isst night board
the Normandle. Today he was taken
to Ellis Island for the board hearing.
Then he was given a sitting room,
bedroom and bath to occupy until
he Is deported or wins an appeal to
the secretary of labor, the only re
course now open to him.
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