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By Arthur Perry.
a.- ltVt.nr.lBOO sporte scrib
bler ha. officially eaten hl flip
c Tack, of September 10
pl.,ing ability of "ow1i"
Sao. Football teams, with a written
alibi wherein he kick, himself, but
none too ferociously. He blame
everything on hi. liver, ln.tead of
hla typewriter.
' '
Der Runtefuehrer will address the
Reichstag Friday noon. (Berlin time)
on hi. peace policy. The Pap.-Spank
attitude of the Allies Is expected to
knock more dramatic squeal, and
barttonlo grunts out of Herr Hitler
than ever before noted
"When you try to comb your hair
over the bald .pot yu r dol,le
the same the grocer doe. when he
nuts the biggest potatoe. In the top
of the aack." (Sterling (Kan.) Bui
letln) You don't have to be ao bald
about It I
...
It now Is forecast the upstate
Democrat named as census director
will be shifted to a better paying,
but leas conspicuous Job by high
nabobs In Wsshlngton. The move,
it. i. thmi.ht. will nut the demo
crats party In Oregon back on .peak
ing terms with itaeu.-
o ,
The Oregon relief funds, which
depend upon revenues from sales oi
liquor fsoe a deficit. Salem reports.
It Is sppsrent there. Is a lack of In
terest In getting drunk, among the
masses, a few who valiantly endeav
ored to Individually put the Ken
tucky distilleries out of business.
Hooch salea and revenues can bs In
creased by hiding the state ssloons
forty miles bsck In the hills, at the
end of four miles of logging road.
The customer once arrived, should
be free to wslt, until the bartender
In the dark located the hollow tree
where the grog was hidden. Thia
procedure worked In prohibition days
and a revival would add piquant ad
venture to buying a gnllon.
"What would be the moat prac
tical way of punishing a man who
lovea two wornon?" asks a moralist.
Tell the two women. (Washington
Post) If one can't shoot the ro
mance out of htm. the other one
will.
...
The better local experts sre quite
busy this week. They run the Cin
cinnati ball team In the mornings,
and lead the French army In the
afternoons.
THK HONEYMOON 18 OVER
(Love Agony Column)
"Now when I look st him 1
only notice how fat and bald he
has got. and how tired I am of
hearing him tell about what
happened at the office. I don't
bother to cook extra dishes for
him. I have quit laying out hla
clothes for him, for I say to my
self he knows where they sre
end is Just ss able to get them
as I sm. And as for Jealousy of
other women, why, he csn hire
"Miss America" for his prlvste
secretary for all I care."
A bountiful rain fell ' last night.
and caught a number of visiting
portlsnders without their umbrellas.
...
The Yreka (Csllf.) Journsl notes
an accident that Injured "a Borus
Creek resident of the Humbug dis
trict." Elmer Fake did not show up
to renaer first aid.
In a traffic Jam only two autolsts
lsld down on their horns. This Is
sign of increasing courtesy, due to
the horna of the other 42 cars being
out or order.
...
THAT'LL 118 Sl'MI'IV
"Few things, at first sight, look
more like boondoggling than the au
tumn's work of Dr. Max Demorest.
of the Oeologlcal Society of Amerlrs,
who hss shipped east to Yale 350
pounds of Ice from a Mt. Rainier
glacier, carefully packed In super
cooled dry los so that It will not
melt on the trip. It Is easy to Imag
ine cracker-box philosophers con
demning col legs foolishness. Yet
actually Dr. Dcmorest's plans Involve
a problem sure to be close soon If
not to every one's heart, at least to
very one's anatomy; the problem
of why we slip up on the In." (NY J
Uerald-Trlbuue.i
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PROMOTED BY U. S:
WeSHINt3TON (UP) The depart
ment of agriculture 1 promoting a
new breakfast food, made from grain
sorghums.
The grains, feterlta, kaflr anrfrntlo,
are said to compare favorably with
corn and" wheat cereals In taste and
nutritional value. Heretofore, they
had been used only for livestock
feed.
Increasing popularity of the new
cereal Is predicted by the depart
ment's food experts. The farm se
curity administration has instructed
Its home demonstration agents to
Introduce H among low-Income farm
families.
Tests made by the department
showed the food value of grain sor
ghums only slightly below corn and
wheat. .Raw white corn has 1,708
calories per pound while feterlta has
1,736. Wheat has 1,075 per pound,
"In the light of these- facts, the
farm security administration con
siders Itself on safe ground In spon
soring the grain sorghums as a food,
though there are many things we
would like to know," an FSA official
said.
The circumstances which prompted
the PSA to sponsor the new food
were largely financial. Grain sorghum
Is the cheapest source of several food
elements. It Is grown extensively In
the southwest.
"The grain sorghums may be used
as a breadstuff as well as a break
fast cereal. When finely ground It
makes an excellent muffin," the
food experts said, "They have dem
onstrated their qualities In scores of
communities,"
GROW TO DEFY
LONDON (UP) Scotland Yard has
so many unsolved murders on Its
hands, together with the Irish Re
publican army terrorist campaign.
that Its famous detectives are work
ing overtime continuously.
Normally Scotland Yard can throw
a force Into any district in the
country so that no possible clew Is
left unexamined, thus following the
famous Scotland Yard dictum that
"It's thoroughness that does It."
Now, however, scores of Its mem
bers are engaged In chasing I.R.A.
terrorists, a chase that often con
sists In keeping unremitting watch
on suspects and arresting them
promptly If they do anything sus
picious, so that Yard authorities are
unable t - devote all their energies
to major crimes that still remain
unsolved In various sections of the
country.
Chief of the murder cases at pres
ent Is that of Mrs. Margaret Newton
Jackson, who was found strangled
In her home at Sholden, near Deal,
Kent. She was the wife of a colliery
employe, and although Scotland Yard
has had Its best men working on
that case for weeks, they still are
without a concrete clew.
All they know is that sometime
between 8:10 a. m. and 11:30 a. m.
somebody slipped Into Mrs. Jack
son's home, strangled her, and slip
ped out again without being seen,
although the house Is on the main
road and hundreds of people passed
It during that time.
Wrtither.
Northern California: Cloudy to
night but light rain In north por
tion; showers generally tonight and
Friday; snows over the high Sierra;
cooler Interior of south portion Fri
day; moderato to fresh south and
southwest wind off the coast.
Oregon: Cloudy tonight and Fri
day with showers In south and east
portions tonight; snow flurries over
the mountains; cooler tonight; mod
erate to fresh west and northwest
wind off the coast.
Snake in the Forest.
FORT WILLIAM, Ont. JP) A
parasite known as the bud worm Is
causing more damage to Jack plnf
forests this year than fires are. A
survey Indicates 70 per cent of the
trees In the Lakehead-Manltoba re
gion ore Infected.
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IliHiver Library Rising.
PALO ALTO. Cftl. () Work on
the tower-like structure which will
house the Hoover library on War
Revolution and Peace bus started on
the Stanford university campus. Hie
collection, the greatest of Its kind
In the world, was started by Herbert
Hoover during the World war.
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New Itlra.
HONOLULU. T. H.-nAV-Patient
at Queen's hospital now have orig
inal paintings to look at, Instead of
blank walls. The Honolulu Academy
of Arts lends the works to the hos
pital. Instead of letting surplus
paintings accumulate dust in the
basement.
ThnnktRlvlnn
SPRINGFIELD. Ohio Dean C.
O. Stiatrer of Wittenberg college last
year designated November 33 for the
start of the Thanksgiving vacation
on the 1030-40 school calendar. He
received quite a bit of kidding about
the error until President Roosevelt
advanced Thanksgiving day to No
vember 33 this year.
Cnlmidenre
YARMOUTH. N. 8 Pr It was a
tough weekend for people named
Joe LeBlsnc. The first Joe LeBlanc
had to be taken to a hospital to
have a fish hook rmoved from his
thumb. The second was treated for
a burned flttnei. The third slashed
his finger with broken glass.
Wanted to Buy Fischer piano,
black upright, old. Write complete
description to Bui UtU, Mall Tribune.
The
Capital
Parade
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L By Joseph Alsop
ahd
Robert? Kintner
, Released by The North
American Newspaper
' Alliance, Inc.
" WASHINGTON, Oct. 6. Perhaps
the best evidence of the President's
good sense In dealing with the cur
rent emergency Is the number of
things his subordinates are not do
ing. For example, the ebullient sec
retary of the Interior, Harold J. Ickes.
Is not planning to shout for a third
term In his forthcoming radio de
bate with General Hugh S. Johnson.
It Is obvious enough why third
term shouting by a member of the
President's cabinet Is unwise at a
time when politics are supposed to
be adjourned. Nevertheless, the beau
ties of a third term were the Ickes
topic until a few days ago, when the
President suggested that something
less controversial might be more ap
propriate. As the story comes from sound
sources, the Ickee-Johnson debate was
arranged during the summer, after
the two men had written for and
against the third term In look. In
these peaceful days, third term talk
was cheerfully countenanced at 'the
White House, where the Idea of the
debate was cleared. With his clear
ance papers all In order, Ickes pro
ceeded to write one of his usual rip
snorting, slam-banglng, super-adjectival
third term speeches. At the
last moment, however, he had qualms
and took the speech to the Presi
dent. The President, who had for
gotten all about the debate, If his
secretariat had ever told him oX It,
promptly asked Ickes to throw the
speech away, Ickes then Issued a
short statement announcing a change
of plans.
Ickes action In rechecklng his
White House clearance was In line j
with the policy of the President
other pro-term lieutenants, who are '
no longer pushing their pet project
In any active way. Their passivity
may have been suggested by their
belief that, under present circum
stances, they do not need to push. !
But, what ever their reasons, the I
fact remains that they have censed j
stirring up political turmoil.
The new self -restraint hna iuaurtpri
Itself In the ArlmlnlstrntiVA am wall
as the political field, as Is proven by
the fact that the treasury and fed
eral reserve board have called a truce
in their ancient feud. There Is no
testimony that the President lnter-
vunea to mane peace, nut tne cessa
tion of hostilities unquestionably ex
pressed his determination to have
unity in a chancy 'time.
On Friday, September 23, only a
fortnight ago. Chairman Marrlncr S.
Eccles of the federal reserve board
Infuriated Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Moreen thau. Jr.. hv nrriHnT
renewed reserve system purchases of
government nonds without notifying
the treasury. Morgenthau, not quite
trusting himself to negotiate the
matter, sont his able technical as
sistants, W. Randolph Burgess and
Daniel Bell, to Drotext to nvit
Eccles, quite understanding that Mor-
gcntnnu was not without cause for
anger, promised that thereafter he
would not change his policy toward
the bond market without full ad
vance consultation An atmosphere
of "comfortable cooneratlnn" urn r.
a ted.
Such atmospheres have been cre
ated before, however, nniv tn ti At.
solved. The truce was really con-
urmea a nine later, after news of
the treasury-reserve board difficulty
was nubl IsheH in t h i .n. ...i
Secretary Morgenthau telephoned Ec-
v" w y mat, so far as he was
concerned, the Irritation nt h.
were entirely forgotten. Eccles re-
Hunara to Morgenthau'e handsome
gesture with a handsome one of his
own. writing Morgenthau a gonial
letter in which he emphasized his
desire to cooperate with the treasury
t all times. It was on the basts of
this letter that Morgenthau an
nounced last Thursday that "as of
today" all was serene on the treasury-reserve
board front. Since then,
the new good relations have given
very sign of becoming permanent
and dependable.
These matters may seem tempests
In tho government trw
average cltieen. Yet they are not.
,,w " emitted his third term
blast. It would certainly have caused
general ructions and mitrh ...
had serious repercussions In the neu-
ucDnie. as for the treasurv
reserve board fend, it ti. k "
eource of bad feeling and divided
vwu.... tor several years. Its re
sults were freauentiv k
nd while It may break out again!
w.- .usniuon wist feuding should
be stopped Is at leojrt nn.
In trth. the two Incidents of Ickes'
torn-up speech and the end of the
old feud admirably Illustrate the
harassment whieh th d.u..
must manage to survive.
Encouraging Kevilt
LOUISVILLE. Kv iAtiBw.n.,..
notwithstanding. 80 of every loo men
are honest, believes H. H. Helmann
of New York City, executive man
ager of the National AMoclatlon of
Credit Men. "If anyone seems to be
amased." he said at a regional meet
ing of the organisation, "you can
ay that that Is not Just my opinion.
It'S a matter of rrrrilt mn'a t-ssv-irHa
One of the most encouraging char
acteristics of :he post -world war de
pression, he said, was the proof that
the average man intended to pay his
bills.
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By William
Signed letters pertaining lo. personal health and hygiene, not to disease
diagnosis or treatment will be answered by- Dr. Urady If a stamped self
ad dressed envelope Is enclosed. Letters should be brief and written In ink
Owing to the . large number or letters received only a few can be answered.
No reply can be made to queries not conforming to Instructions. Address
Dr. William Brady. 265 CI Cam I no, Beverly Hills, Calif.
NUTRITION A
There Is no scientific evidence that
vitamin A Is of any greater Import
ance In maintaining normal Immun
ity or freedom' from illness, or In
preventing any
specific Infecti
ous disease than
Is any other vita
min or any es
sential nutritive
element. If the
intake of vlta
mln A Is less
than the body
requires then the
body will be that
much more less
capable of main
talnlng normal
Immunity (we do
not speak of "resistance" because no
one knows what that may be, other
than Immunity as this la recognized
and to a degree measured scientific
ally). But the same thing may be
said of the Intake of any other vita
min or of calcium or phosphorus or
orln or Iodine or sulphur or protein
or fat or starch.
The specific part played by vita
min A In building or maintaining
Immunity consist In keeping the mu
cous membranes throughout the body
In normal condition. Absence or In
sufficient Intake of A, In animal or
man, manifests Itself by formation
of "sratlfled keratinizing epithelium"
Instead of the normal soft columnar
epithelium lining the respiratory, ali
mentary, urinary and genital tracts,
the eyelids, etc. Mucous membrane
of that sort Is Irritable and more
readily susceptible to penetration or
Invasion by bacteria. Restore vita
min A to the diet and. If the de
generation has not progressed too
far, the epithelium of the mucous
membranes will recover Its normal
condition, and the Individual - will
again have the protection of this
"first line of defense" against In
fection. How much ground there may be
for the belief that vitamin A de
ficiency may be a cause of kidney
stone or bladder Btone in some cases 1
I do not know. In animal experl- j
ments kidney stone may be produced
by a diet lacking vitamin A. and the j
stones so produced may later disap
pear when vitamin A Is restored to
the diet. Whether this observation 1
applies to kidney or bladder stone in
human beings Is a question. Here
again no possible harm can be done
by the therapeutic test In any case
the patient must take at least
100.000, better 200,000 units of vita
min A dally, preferably natural vita
min A (four or eight capsules dally)
over a period of at least two months,
to determine whether any Improve
ment Is brought about.
Some good oculists now prescribe
vitamin A as an adjunct In the treat
ment of numerous eye troubles which
may depend at least In part upon
nutritional deficiency. Patients In
the early stage of cataract frequently
report marked improvement In vi
sion when they have token an opti
mal ration of A for some time, but
whether that is coincidental with the
course of cataract or possibly due
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ND IMMUNITY
to the vitamin A, we may know five
years shence. !
QUESTIONS ANI ANSWERS
Ehbalmlng. . , ,
Recipe for canning corn, cooking
only 20 minutes and adding table
spoonful of boric acid to each quart
of corn, to Insure against spoiling
. . . (Mrs. A- K. C.)
Answer I'd rather go hungry than
eat food so embalmed. If the food
Is pure, fresh and not carelessly or
roughly handled before processing,
the cooking or pressure sterilization
should be sufficient to preserve it,
without any chemical treatment
Otherwise It would be btaaer not to
try to can the food.
Foreign Protein Treatment.
Have heard of milk Injections for
relief of arthritis pain It Is said to
give relief lasting for montha In
some cases, though not a cure. Would
appreciate any information you may
give about this. Wife hns han n
sufferer for four years, (H. C. A.)
Answer injection of any foreign
protein that Is, any nitrogenous ma
terial other than that absorbed thru
the normal digestive
more or less relief In arthritis of
chronic or long-stand in or tvn nniv
way to find out Is by having your
uwwr wy it cautions! y.
Tattoo Marks.
Inclosed find
Please send Information on removal
of tattoo .marks as given In article
In your column slme time ago
(W. M. C.)
Answer Agents a physician might
safely use for obliternttnir n.
Ing such mutilations would be too
uangerous lor laymen to use. On his
request your physician may have any
information I can give him.
(Protected by John F. Dllle Co.)
Ed. Note: Persons wishing to
communicate with Dr. Brady
should send letter direct to Dr.
William Brady. M. D., 265 El
Cam I no. Beverly Hills. Calif.
Boom In Quicksilver
SAN JOSE. Cal. (API nln
sliver workings In California received
a stimulus when outbreak of the
war brought a quick rise In price.
Former President Hi.rlv.rt n,. i.
Interested In the New Idrla group of
mines, the largest in the country.
Richest quicksilver mines on earth
are In Italy and Spain. Fulminate of
mercury, which is derived from the
liquid metal, is important in war
time as a aeionator of shells. It is
now quoted at $135 per 76-pound
flask, a sharp advance over its peace
time level.
Ouaril Against Tides
CANNON BEACH, Ore.. Oct. 3.
(AP) Clatsop county and private
property owners cooperated today In
erecting barriers to prevent recur
rence of damage from high tides
similar to those sweeping sections of
the Oregon coast last winter.
I
Harmony
AZUSA. Calif. (APf The Citrus
union high school has had the same
board of trustees for 25 years, and
every decision the board has made
has been unanimous.
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, In The '
Day's
" News,
By FRANK JENKINS
THERE'S a hen on in the Balkans
today's (Saturday's) dispatches
leave no doubt of that. The eggs are
IMMENSELY Important. Don't look
for world-shattering developments
until they begin to hatch.
THE talk today Is , of a Black sea
pact. In a Black sea pact, Turkey
Is Important for Turkey holds the
gate of the Dardanelles. The Darda
nelles gate controls the back-door
route to Germany. It also controls
Russia's outlet to the Mediterranean.
Whoever pulls the strings that
open or close this gate will be a
person of consequence In the dicker
ing (and the double-crossing) that
must come before what was started
when Hitler moved Into Poland Is
finished.
There are plain signs that STALIN
aspires to be that person.
(Turkey Is the nominal holder of
the Dardanelles gate. Turkey's for
eign minister has been commuting
between Ankara and Moscow for days.
He hasn't been traveling Just for the
ride and the scenery. Turkey Is
afraid of Russia, and because she
Is afraid she Is friendly.)
THE big question right now Is:
What Is Stalin up to?
The easiest way to find an answer
Is to apply the good old Missouri
system for finding a lost mule: Fig
ure out what you would do and
where you would go If you were a'
mule.
If you were Stalin, you would
probably try to (get yourself into a
position to play Germany against
Britain and France, hoping that both
may fight themselves to the point
of exhaustion, leaving you the big
boss.
It looks as If that Is what Stalin
is up to.
(All this, of course. Is pure specu
lation. All we little people can do
la to speculate. The big shots know
what Is In the wind, or at least have
a shrewd suspicion, but they are
keeping mum. The big fighting right
now is in the diplomatic clinches,
and the diplomats always have been
good at keeping the reporters out.)
KEEP this In mind:
The old order In Europe and
Asia may be breaking up, and
EVERYBODY over there is chiefly
Intent upon schemes to snatch as
much as possible out of the wreckage.
This greedy purpose underlies
EVERYTHING that is being done.
YOU'VE EVER
T-TERE'S the secret of the amasing
-a. X .topping ability of this new kind
of tire. The Life-Saver Tread actually
dries wet roads as you drive. Like a
whole battery of windshield wipers
it sweeps the water right and left
forces it out through the deep
drainage grooves makes a track ao
dry that you can light a match
on it
The Price of LEAD Is Going Up!
SAVE ON BATTRIES
We have a larte. FRESH stork of Goodrich Rallerles
uhlrh we ran sell at the old price.. Get ready for
carefree winter driving. Take advantage of these
satlncs now!
will
allow ou
SI to
WE NEVER CLOSE
At The
National Capitol
with
John W. Kelly
(Continued from Page One.)
the so-called monopoly committee to
take whatever steps are new.
to prevent prices going sky high.
OANKS are bulging with Idle money
LM nd are finding outlets otner
than purchasing government securl
tiM PmnnMtji are brleht for employ
ment and profits and the end of
the depression.
Warning Is given greedy, money
mad businessmen, however, that ex
cess profits will benefit them little,
for the tax gatherer will see to that.
And npxt vear coneress will revamp
Its tax program to squeeze more
revenue for uncle sam. mis snou.u
be a discouragement to those upplng
prices unreasonably.
WITH export markets closed by the
war to pear and apple growers
of the Oregon-Washington fruit belt,
Federal Surplus Commodity corpora
tion promises liberal purchases of
those fruits and wants the trade to
assist.
On the other hand, apple growers
of Pennsylvania and Virginia are
adopting resolutions demanding that
"the government keep out of the
apple business."
These eastern producers complain
that when FSCC purchases, the
price the government agency pays
"pegs" the price, and these growers
want an open, free market, believing
that they can make more money
that way.
IN connection with the plan to buy
pears and apples, FSCC will spend
money and time educating reliefers
and school teachers how to use the
fruit, especially pears. When the
pears are picked and boxed they are
not at the correct stage of ripeness,
but there Is a technique In ripening
them before eating. Not knowing
this, school teachers have handed
green pears to needy school children
with unhappy results. Proposed plan
Is to first educate home demonstra
tion agents, and these In turn to
Instruct teachers and the families
on relief.
As for apples. It seems a pity, but
FSCC Is of the opinion that these
prize-winning varieties will have to
be processed; made Into dried apples.
How extensive ' the purchases of
apples and peart by FSCC depends
on how much they can give away,
TV TOT expecting the war and loss of
1 the export market, the fruit
men neglected to organize a mar
keting agreement under Triple A
Last year a special law was passed
permitting Oregon, Washington and
Idaho apple and pear growers to form
their own organization and run their
business. This special legislation was
enacted when Senator Byrd. Virginia
apple grower, objected to marketing
agreements on a national scale.
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Assists Mr. Cupid.
EDEN, Tax.-0P)-It'a a matrimonial
bureau, not a cafe, says Happy Walker
of his HI -Way Eating Place here.
Walker has Just witnessed the mar
riage of one of his waitresses to a
customer. And she's the 12th wait
ress who has succumbed to romance
in the Hl-Way.
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Mcdford and Jackson County
History from the files of the
Msll Tribune 10 and 10 years
aso.
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
I 1
October 5, 1939
(It was Saturday)
Bulls regain control of Wall itress,
after break In market. ' -
President Hoover and Premier Mao
Donald of England leave for confab
In Virginia.
Medford to hold state convention
of Oregon Business and Professions!
Women next spring.
Today is the 114th day since any
rain fell In Medford and vicinity.
Hunting poor on Anderson creek.
Sweet Shop at Sixth and Ivy
streets bought by Mrs. Huson and
son.
Price of cigarettes advanced 40
cents per thousand.
TWENTY YEAKS AGO TODAY
October 6. 1919
(It was Monday)
Williams, White Sox pitcher, blows
up in sixth, snd Cincinnati wins
fifth world series game, 5 to 0.
President continues to improve,
and desires to return to work.
Strike disorders grow In Chicago
district steel mills.
Federal court term to open here
tomorrow. . ,
High school adjourns sessions for
a week to enable 274 students' to
pick apple crop, and relieve labor
shortage.
Fisherman's Luck '
SANTA CRUZ. Calif P) An ex
ceptionally good run of albacore and
rising prices attributed to the- war
are making fishermen here happy.
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