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    TrEDFOTJD MAIL THTBFNT3. M"ET)FOT?T). CREOON. TTETCT.STUT. DECErBET? 21. 1938.
GOEBBELS' PAPER
U. S., GERWIAN RIFT
Instead of Keeping Order
in Own Land, Secretary
Conducts Anti-German
Agitation, Claims .Organ
BERLIN, DM. SI. (AP) Propa
ganda Minister Paul Joseph Goeb
bela' newspaper Der Angrilf accused
Secretary of Interior Harold L. Ickes
today of seeking war and the dis
ruption of relations between the
United States and Germany.
"Instead of keeping order In his
own land, he conducts anti-German
agitation which la aimed at nothing
else than war." the paper said of the
United States official who declared
during a radio symposium November
14. referring to Nazi antl-Jewlsh vio
lence, that "the time comes when
neither man nor nation can live
without the decent respect of their
fellow-men."
Evil Spirit
"Ickes is frankly the tvl spirit
present In American policy," Der
Angrlff aald.
"If It la now repreaentd in Wash
ington that Iekta spoke as a pri
vate person, we must ask: What
shall we think of a democracy In
which a minister never la In agree
ment with the chief of atate?
"In any case we are. of the view
point that Ihe prealdent waa not
without responsibility when one of
his cabinet members makes that
kind of agitation and the apeech
flnda it way to the public and
gives the press an opportunity to
attack us.
"Or shall we believe that President
Roosevelt la In political Isolation?"
Childish Viewpoint
The newspaper added that the
viewpoint Ickes spoke without au
thority "aeems childish to us."
(The national Zeltung of Essen,
the newspapor of Field Marshal Her
mann Wllhelm Ooerlng. directed an
editorial attack against Secretary
Ickes on November 16, and against
"concessions of the American gov
ernment to American Jewry."
(Mr. Ickes on November 33 sug
gested Alaska aa a haven for Jewish
refugeea from Germany and other
European areaa where the Jews are
subjected to oppressive restrictions.)
Der Angrlff also criticlied Atty.
Gen. Homer S. Cummings and linked
him with Ickes "In seektng the rap
ture of relations with Germany."
South Pole Santa
HELP PLEA
JOBLESS COMPENSATION
WILL BE FREE OF TAXES
SALEM, , Dec. SI. (AP) Neither
the state nor the federal government
will tax unemployment compensation
commission said today.
The federal government announced
three months ago It would not tax
the benefits, while the state tax
commission made a similar decision
today.
48 Battling Raging Storms,
Rats and Cold On 'Isle of
Perdition' Ships Are
Urged to Render Aid
Turn Bronco-Busters
CHICAGO (AP) Every once In
awhile the Chicago police have to
lay off bandit chasing and their
ultra-modern radio-controlled squad
cars as broncos to pursue cattle. Po
liceman Albert Ledden rode the run
ning board of his squad car to Iwo
a steer that sniffed the grassless
Western avenue pavement hopefully.
Led den's lariat broke so the ster was
tied to a fire hydrant with tire
chains.
PARIS, Dec. 91. Forty-eiffht
French colonist - fishermen battled
rsglng storms, rats and old at far-
off, rocky St. Paul Island the "Isle
of perdition" in the Indian ocean
today while much of the southern
hemisphere tried to get In radio con
tact with them and with ships which
ml?ht go to their aid.
The 46 were members of an expe
dition which left France last spring
aboard the tiny trawler L'Isle Bour
bon to start a lobster fishing station
on volcanic St. Paul, midway between
the southern tips of Africa and Aus
tralia, and close to the northern limit
of the Antarctic ocean's dreaded drift
ice.
The world knew nothing of their
fate between September 13, when
they set out from Madagascar, about
1,700 miles away, and Monday, when
their SOS call was heard.
The French government Appealed
to United States naval authorities to
try to establish wireless contact with
them after a day of unsuccessful
attempt to reach them from French
colonial stations and after France
sent urgent calls to all French ships
in the vast Indian ocean to rush
there.
The Paris ministry of colonies con
firmed today the calls for help had
been received from the "cursed Isle"
so-catted because of Its loneliness,
rats, tiny difficult harbor, and the
undersea volcanoes which formed it.
It la at 38.40 degrees south and 77.34
decrees east.
i The plight of the settlers becan.e
known when a feeble SOS flashed
imw i!
Pi ' ) m
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K. F. AUTO DEALER
KLAMATH FALLS, Dec. 31. (AP)
A directed verdict of acquittal lat
yesterday ended the state's case
against Louis Hoagland, Klamath
automobile dealer who waa standing
trial on charges of obtaining money
under false pretenses.
Hon gland was alleged to have
issued a trust receipt for 946 to
the Commercial Finance company for
a Pontine car which tha state
claimed Hem r land did not have In
his possession and which W. W.
Walker. Commercial Finance presi
dent, testified tho company had
never had In it possession.
- A. W. Schaupp. defense attorney,
won the directed verdict on the
argument that the company. In ac
cepting the trust receipt, must either
have had prior possession of the car
or must have known the receipt
wa a false token.
After the trial. Schaupp said seven
other Indictments against Hoagland
were based on similar circumstances
and would presumably be disposed
of in the same manner.
time. He bought eight of them for
113-1 cents each recently when
the city advertised for blda but none
was received. The can were Junk
models that had been abandoned
during the year on city streets.
Advises Fossil Hunters
CINCINNATI. O. (AP) Ohio fos
sil hunters are advised by Dr. Walter
H. Bucher. University of Cincinnati
geologist, to dig In their own back
yards. Prof. Bucher said this section
of the country It so rich In fossil
remains that most home owners need
not step from their own property to
find relics dating back hundreds of
years.
"I'm Troni Ihe south pole," Andy
(above) tells egro children that he
meets as he wnlks the streets of Jer
sey City. N. J., to tell the children
Santa Clnin Is on the way. Andy Is
complete, with hell nntl hoots, hut a
little skimpy M to benrd. (A. P.
photo.)
1 Save Peggotty House
ORAVESEND. England (AP) The
Dickinson Society has moved to save
from destruction "Peg-Potty's House"
of David Copperfleld, condemned
some years ago as a dwelling.
Klght Cars For 1
BUTTE, Mont. (AP) One Butte
city employe thinks he has made the
rcord buy In automobiles for all
Islands Become Monuments
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (AP)
Anacapa and Santa Barbara Islands,
off the coast of Southern California.
have been transferred from the Bureau
of Lighthouse to the Department of
the Interior, to be established as na
tional monuments. The Islands are
considered of special Interest because
of their geology and their numerous
fossils.
Burned History
PENZANCE, England (AP) Police
Investigating an unpleasant smell In
an office found new tenants burning
valuable old manuscripts. And an
other family got rid of a lot of his
torical documents by stuffing them
down a well.
4
Shot Bagged Two
FLENSBURO. Germany (AP)
Shooting a hair as It Jumped over a
water ditch, a hunter also landed a
five-pound pike that waa swimming
In the water. The story Is well au
thenticated. ,
She Knew Firemen
BATON ROUOE, La. (AP) A wo
man telephoned for a fireman.
"Where's tha fire?" sha was asked.
"It's no fire." cams the reply, "but
I need a fireman." Baton Rouge's
fire eh lei obliged- Hla man found a
ealra woman. "Would you mind kill
ing this chicken?" she said sweetly.
"I know you firemen always carry
hatchets."
Bii That Failed
NORMAN. Okla. ( AP) A big red
apple was tha cause of Homer Arch
er's recent trip to a hospital. Hl:
Jaw bone slipped out of place when
ha attempted to take a man's aired
bits.
t
Closing tlms for Too Late to Cits
tlfy Ada la 1:30 p. m.
GLADIOLUS BULBS
GIFT PACKAGE
24 Bulbs In wooden box ready for
malting. 95c. Flowers from these
bulbs have been on display
throughout Medford during sea
son. Phone 1127-Y.
halfway around the world was picked
up by an amateur radio operator,
E. R. Gibson. In Bremerton, Wash.
For Women Only
HAMBURG ( AP) German muse
um official have discovered near
Tostedt a women's graveyard datln?
back to the second century A.D. with
silver nails and treasure chests among
the relics.
Where the Finer Gifts
Are to Be Found
And Where the Price Is
Always A Little Lower!
JNO. W. JOHNSON'S
Jewelry Store '
Begin the Year Right!
Sat goodbye to washday blues with
its tiring bending over a washboard
and baok-aching drudgery I Begin
the year right, by calling for our
expert laundry service. Washing and
ironing of the highest quality done
in a sanitary, modern plant. You
will say it s the
most economical,
healthful way to
get the family
wash done right 1
American Laundry
m-" Tii'iVi
fie iSM 10c I
PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, Dec. 22, 23, 24
MEDFORD and CENTRAL POINT
Raisins, Seedless
With a grape-like flavor 4 lb. bag
Fig Bars, Sunshine
White or Wholewheat .'. lb.
Cocoanut, Baker's
Sweetened Long Shred lg. pkg.
Wesson Oil
Best for all Holiday cookinfr i gal-
Jell-Well
Your choice of flavors 3 pkgs.
Salad Dressing
Salad Serve
..quart
Cranberry Sauce
Ocean Spray 17 OS. tin
Cake Flour
Swansdown pkg.
Pork & Beans
Van Camps, No. 300 tins 3 for
Tomato Juice
Stokely's
..46 oi. tin
Honey
New Fall Pack
Milk
Maximum, tall cans...
;...5 lb. tin
.6 for
Tomatoes
Josephine, No. 2'2 tins 3 for
Del Monte Peas
Early Garden. No. 2 can........
Del Monte Corn
Cream Style. No. 2 can
Del Monte Asparagus
Early Garden. No. 2 can
Del Monte Beans
Stringless. No. 2 can
Del Monte Limas
8mall Green. No. 2 can..
Del Monte Pumpkin
Large No. 2y, can. - 2 for
Del Monte Sweet Potatoes
Large No. VA can 2 for
Salad Vegetables
Libby's. No. 303 can
2 for
12
10
18
19
35
23
Del Monte Fruit Cocktail '
No. 1 can
Del Monte Fruit Salad
No. 1 can.-
Del Monte Grapefruit
No. 2 can
Del Monte Pineapple
No. Vi can
Del Monte Peaches
Halves or Sliced. No. V2 can..
Douglas Pears
No, 2yi can Fancy
Del Monte Pineapple
Tidbits. Buff, tins
2 for
Cream Corn
LIndy. 303 sue 3 for
11
13
5
15.
25.
Butter Kernel Corn
. Fancy Whole Kernel
Canterbury Tea
Orange Pekoe ........
3 cans
..Vi lb. pkg.
Camay Toilet Soap
For Delicate Complexions..
Shredded Wheat
The Original
Zee Tissue
White or Tinted....'.
..3 bars
..pkg.
. 4 rolls
19c
10c
25c
65c
14c
35c
15c
25c
25
15c
39c
35c
25c
35c
29c
17c
12c
19c
CHRISTMAS CANDIES
Satin Mix
Chocolates
Gum Drops
French Creams..
Bon Bons
lb. 10
lb. 10
lb. 10
2 lb. 35
.lb. 25
Peanut Brittle lb. 17
Broken Mix 2 lb. 25
A truly fine assortment of quality eandies.
No Christmas is complete without them.
CHRISTMAS HUTS
Mixed Nuts..
Walnuts
Peanuts'
Brazils .
Almonds ......
Filberts
.....2 lbi. 35
lb. 19
...2 lbs. 25
..lb. 19
... .lb. 23
lb. 19
There are savings to , be made and a
selection to suit every taste at Safeway
GIFT BOXES
HOLIDAY CHOCOLATES
Tempting Peanut Clusters
Delicious Tasty Creams and ,
Caramels of pleasing flavor
5 lb. box 98c
MONTEREY CHOCOLATES
THE IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT
4 lb. box $1.29
HOLIDAY FRUITS and VEGETABLES
ORANGES
SUNKIST QUALITY
3 dozen 25c
Place Pak J case 98c
Place Pak case $1.89
Lettuce, Solid Heads 5c
. Cranberries 2 lbs. 33c
Sweet Potatoes. 4 lbs, 13c
I Utah Celery, large bunch. ... I 13c
! Potatoes, Klamath U. S. No. 2, 100 lbs. 69c
j3 A.Ticitit.,ra LAuraiwi m
S3o 131 SOUTH CENTRAL AVENUE Q
BROWN SUGAR ir-
PURE GOLDEN CANE 3 ibs. QC
POWDERED SUGAR 17
C. & H. THE FINEST 3 lbs. f C
AIRWAY COFFEE . 3 lbs. 30c
NOBHILL COFFEE . 2 lbs. 39c
EDWARDS COFFEE 2 lb tin 45c