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PAGE EIGHT F HESS IS ADOLF HITLER'S BERLIN (UP) Rudolf Walther Richard Haw. lecond In line for tha 0rmn chancellorship, la really Adolf Hltler'a buddy. There may be other men who win Hltler'a recognition aa a maater tateaman, technician, militarist, ate, Hut the man he wanta around when thlnga are tough la Rudolf Heaa. These two are buddies and have fceen ever alnce they met In a Munich beer tavern 18 yeara ago. Heaa waa Impressed with the Inspired eloquence of Hitler. They lilted each other from the start. They fought together In the Munich beer cellar putach of '023. They were thrown In Jail together at tandsberg. They ate together and today Heaa la probably closer to hie ehlef than any othor man In Ger many. Throughout their relationship, Heaa taa been an Idealist and an Incor ruptible. He la for Hitler right or wrong and bellevea In him all the way. Hltler'a doputy chief waa born In Alexandria, Egypt, April 26. 1894 Aa a student, he excelled In mathematics and the natural aclencea. He haa a lithe and athletic figure. He haa dark, wavy hair, high fore head and a clean-shaven, roundish young faoe. His moat striking feature Is hla dark, beetling brows framing deep-set grayish eye. He la a cold, precise person and talka very little for publication. Hc'a a dynamo of ruthless objection. His action apeak louder than hla worda. Hla entire llfo revolves about his "Chief" and hla country. He la a fine student of political economy and history. He served In the volunteer Bavarian Infantry from 1014 to 1018, waa twice wounded and pent hla last two months In war aa combat filer. He Is a profound reader and likes nothing bettor than to trace the vic torious episodes of his country in years past. Driver. CHEYENNE, Wyo-(AP) Three montha ago a California man threw hla car out of guar and let it coaat down a steep Wyoming hill. That la agalhst the law of this state. The law presumea such a car la "out of control." Recently Captain William Harwood of the atoto highway patrol received a letter from Los Angeles In which the drlvor apologized for hla "recklessness," said his conscience bothered him as he waa "trying to lead a Christian life," and would the captain forgive. The captain would, and did. To Teach HONOLULU. T. H. (AP) Hawaii aa a center for acquainting western students with the Orient la onvlanged by the University of Hawaii, which haa built up an active Oriental In stitute. The Islands contain large populations of Japanese, Chinese, In dians and Filipinos. The Institute poaBesses 40,000 books In the lan guagea of theae races as well aa many written In English, but on Oriental subjects. Skunk Affixed BERKELEY, Cal. (UP) Allen R. Tlerman drove aa fast aa he could without breaking traffic regulations to get out of a skunk trail Into which he had driven. When he fin ally reached homo, howevor, ho still found himself In the midst of the trail. Investigation revealed the skunk tied to the renr bumper of 4 I'lnder. SOUTHEND, Eng. ( AP) Twenty five years after he found them, Jesse Wallace. 48. turned over a pair of gold-rlmmed spectaclea to the po Uce. He would have turned them over In 1914. had he not been called to war. Youth Will Prevail. LOUISVILLE, Ky. F) When the .oulAVllle grand Jury convened for Its fall Investigation, It waa honded by the youngest foreman In county history, 27-year-old James J. Dean. Jr., an Insurance clerk. Dean was appointed by Circuit Judge Loralne Mix. 7 "-rggfr". French Advance: A FRENCH TAKE I U B0RG FOREST V llfyjf C I IN TANK FIGHT V BORGj $ 1 "" J vV' h METZ r0 & ( MILES ) SWEDEN FINLAND J r WSff ..smzf j V jaa yAOoioC ESTONIA O f HltlTStV lAMt Kill f ""HMt y W Iiarvi awls nasuaK I S VvUTHliANIA ! "r 1. ,WIU, ES GERMANY r- Na, 0 50 100 200 WAWSAW 1 1 Clone range cunibnt but ween French unrt German tunkH nmrktMl (he bat tle will eh gave French control of the entire Horn fnrent region (nhmled area, tipper map), on the Western Front. Mriunvhllu Soviet Kusila moved nearer control of the ilaltle (lower map), through treaties with Estonia and Latvia, which gave RumU the right to establish naval and air banes. Weather Northern California: Partly cloudy tonight with showers extreme south ern Interior; cooler Interior of cen tral and south portions; Saturday fair with rising temperature In In terior; fresh to strong northwest wind off the const; Sunday fair. Oregon: Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday, cooler tonight In south west portion; light local frosts In west and freezing temperature east portion; moderate northwest wind off the coast. Deer Casualties Heavy PORTLAND, Oct. fl. (AP) A ltU game department check revealed to day hunters killed 4776 deer In the Murderer's creek section of arant county. The total Included 1823 bucks, 3076 docs shot under special permit and 378 fawns. Hot) In Answers Whistle WEST HARTFORD, Conn. (UP) Mrs. Carl a. Hall nursed an Injured robin to health and the bird adopted her home as Us own. The robin Ukea to fly around In the trees nearby, but when she whistles It dashes back Into the house through an open window. 1 Wilier tiriucatlnn AUSTIN, Tex. ( AP) The coat of education at the University of Texas has declined from $276 a year per student to 1200 In the past 10 years. University officials predicted that with added efficiency the cost may decline to at little as $140 In the near future. Use Mall Tribune want ads. Say. th PERCOLATORi C Soys the GLASS-MAKERt J " Give m genuine Drip Co (Toe 0lW "Two kinds w nmd, thy'r Schilling' lndaed,and ejvejry- thlng It twslll' A 1 TS rf0 Schilling THE ANSWER TO BETTER COFFEE MAKING Give your colTcc maker the Schilling CoiTec exactly suited to lit needs and you'U be delighted! Schilling prepares two delicious coffees one for Drip or Glau mAer one for Percolitor or Hoi ling. Schilling Co flee gives you more flavor to the cup. It's the kind you are proud to serve! MEDFORD MAIL Soviet Signs Pacts Awaits Sentence PORTLAND. Oct. . ( API Clyde R. Jensen, 34, awaited sentence to day on a charge of robbing tlio bank of Sweet Home of $3596 on Septem ber 18. Ho pleaded guilty yesterday before Federal Judge James A. Fee. llubhy CLEVELAND, O. (UP) Charles E. Rush, new head of the Cleveland public library, has as a hobby, the collecting of chimney and fireplace descriptions. Aftor 20 years. Rush has a collection of 1,000 fireplace fig ures. All are represented by a cato logue system, with pictures and de tailed descriptions. Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ads Is 1:30 p. m. lHIMmGrORSJI),'LENINGRAj ij ai ' 'j No wood to cull yfff ' .-I ' No ahl to carry I I J Cooki 30 to 50 J - ; faitor BY TEST! j TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. TRAIL Si Zl TREASURE ISLAND, Cal. (UP I With the successful blazing by the California Clipper of America's latest "skyway" United States to New Zea land and A us trails this little man made Island, now the site of the Oolden Date International exposition takes on added Importance. Already used by the Pacific Clip pers that link the United States and China, the base will become one of the most Important Jn the world with the addition of the route to Australia and New Zealand. Five years of preparation by the Pan American Airways preceded the first successful trial flight on the new route. Once the service Is In full opera tion, It will bring the United States Into close touch with lte fourth largest world , market. Today the shortest contact by ship Is 16 days. When the Clipper service becomes regular, the American part of It, from Treasure Island to Auckland, New Zealand, will be reduced to four days, with 40 hours of flying. The last lap from New Zealand to Australia will be operated by a British company. Rogue River ROOUE RIVER, Oct. fl. (Spl.) A reception was given to the school teachers and school board September 22. A pot-luck supper at 6:30, spon sored by the ladles of the Civic Im provement club was enjoyed by about ISO. Honor guests of the evening were Mr. and Mrs. C. E, Sams, who celebrated their SOth wedding anni versary September 10. Short talks by board members and faculty con cluded the evening. i 'PT11' ," '.I.",! )." ""'!"), jyl'H MW iie.r-liif ii f ill i i.UfWf). fin . mi !. I 11 ) n 11 i. H-1 in ij 11 f ill ,n iiy. I EMBASSY CLUB STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKY BOTTLED IN BOND Evary drop rich, mallow bourbon, matured by timi to imooth perfection under government bond. Si J?,, I $025 3) O OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1939. Mrs. Anna Oden of Evans valley Is spending this week visiting her mother, Mrs. Tom Wilson and family Mrs. Myrtle Whipple was hostews to the Orange H. E. club September 28. Fourteen ladies were present and plans were made for programs and sales for the future. Refreshments of cake. Ice cream and coffee were served. Mr. and Mrs. Will Oden and family of Santa Cruz. Cal., are visiting Mr. Oden's sister. Mrs. Will Mrore and family and other relatives here and In Evans valley. Miss Florence Neathammer of Evant valley and Melvln Lutman of Grants Pass were married at Yreka, OaJ., September 24. At present they are living near Merrill, Ore., where Mr. Lutman la employed. A surprise shower was given Mrs. Mike Brand at her home, September 28. About IS ladles Journeyed to the Brand home, taking lovely gifts for little Miss Brand, also dainty re freshments for the afternoon. Friday night, September 20, was booster night at Live Oak Gnyjge. A good attendance was present, Includ ing many visitors. Worthy Lecturer Mrs. Pearl Greenwood had secured some excellent talent and an Inter esting program was given. After the crowd had visted and played games the ladles served cake and coffee. October 3 was regular Orange night. A pot-luck dinner was enjoyed at 8:30, then the regular meeting was held. Eleven names were presented for membership. Mr. and Mrs. Una Mcllvaln enter tained with a birthday dinner Sun day, honoring Mrs. Kate Mcllvaln. Other guests wore Mr. and Mrs. Roy Marsland of Grants Pass. The city marshal Is III. Harry Skevington Is acting In his place. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Carter and Charlotte were visitors at Diamond and Crater lakes Sunday. Fern Valley FERN VALLEY, Oct. 6. (Spl) R. R. Lytle returned Sunday from a PHILADELPHIA STRAIGHT RYE WHISKY BOTTLED IN BOND Famous Since 1894 A cholc. P.nmylvanla bonded ry. whliky of upsrlor quality al a r.aionabla price. M 15 $025 . Hill niu niu OUAKt nil run OUAKT too moor too moor CONTININTAl DISTIllINO CORPORATION PHILADELPHIA, PA. aaMMtirinit xtamt 1 111 NEW OIL CHIEF BURNER MODERN PARAGON RANGE II Qy Qy - j ('nrrliit Churie NOW! CLEAN CAREFREE COOKERY End kitchen drudgery with this "Miracle Value" com bination! Install the OIL CHIEF and have both an oil and wood-coal range at ONE sensational low price! CUTS KITCHEN HOURS AND TOIL The OIL CHIEF provides a faster, cleaner flame than any other oil burner! You get uniform, efficient heat at all times with the slo-speed electric fan . , . AND the constant level valve prevents oil flooding! NEW RANGE STYLING and FEATURES Rare beauty and massive durability have been built into the range! The 3-ply body consists of 1) heavy steel inside; (2) asbestos insulating sheet; and (3) a gleaming porcelain enamel exterior! Convert vour Present Range into a modern oil burner OIL CHIEF burner only (installed) 37.03 business trip to Portland. Re was accompanied home by Hugh Dixon of Shedd, Ore. Mrs. C. Wheeler and Don of Table Rock, and Harry Dunning of Med ford called at the H. H. Puhl home Monday. William Lady, who Is drilling a well on his place bad the misfor tune of breaking his drill and It wus necessary to make a trip to Klamath Falls to purchase another. E. E. Marshall, Albert McCabe and another employe of the Bear Creek orchards made up a party of hunters who left Thursday morning for Lake county. EAGLE POINT GRANGE PLANS PUBLIC DINNER EAGLE POINT, Oct. fl. (Spl.) A chicken dinner will be given for the public by Eagle Point Orange in their hall Sunday from 12:30 to 4 p. m. A tempting menu of fried chicken, relishes, vegetables, salads, dessert and coffee is planned by the renowned cooks of the Orange and a large crowd is expected. A nominal charge will be made and all who enjoy a chicken dinner are invited to partake of the Eagle Point Orange's well-known hospi tality. Cowboys vs. Turkeys AUSTIN, Tex. (AP) Out In those parts of the west where cowboys now ride herd on huge flocks of turkeys. Instead of cattle, the problem arises of what to do about birds that don't come homo to roost at night. Leon Alexander, Mason county former, has solved It. His turkeys frequently range out In the brush and try to roost there. They are easy prey for coyotes. So Alexander placed a goat with the flock and the goat has be come so attached to the turkeys he never leaves them. Whenever Alex ander calls the goat, the animal bleats and Alexander knows the lo cation' of his turkeys. 4 . A ship of 1,000 tons oan carry a cargo equal to that of a caravan of 5,000 camels. Use Mall Tribune want ads. I 15 mu rim nitManaa S' Straight A I Dm Mall Trtoun want ads. fltfaciW 3& mm Laundering of white cottom ond linent ond routine cleansing of tile, enamel, linoleum, wood surfaces are easier the Clorox way! For Clorox bleaches, deodorizes, disinfects, re moves numerous stains. Clorox is con tributing this fourfold aid to easier and safer housekeeping in millions of homes ... has many Important per sonal uses. Simply follow directions on the label. There's only one Clorox. :l'li:lMfW.11HJ.IIf!11M.i'MIi!MI-l.lHI7TnWTrra Uifli'Jiii'iiii. BOYD'S fmi 108 N. Ivy. S. & H. Stamps jfijfjj Phone 1054 jXcjmj Free Deliveries 8-10-2-4 llyfj Specials for Oct. 7 and 9 SCHILLING COFFEE cn 0 Two kinds Percolator and Drip Lb. tins, 25c; 2-lb. tins 49c Sanka or Kaffco Q O Hag, lb. tins. OCC Noodles made with extra eggs, lb. pkg 17c Baking Powder Gold Label 12 oz. can 5c Honey, Stewart's OK Local, 5-lb. pail wQC Oleomargarine Af. 2 lbs a.9C FLOUH Flagstaff Hardwheat 49-lb ti Jft bags D I -3SJ Kitchen Queen Hardwheat (4 MQ 49 lb. bags P I .t3 Drifted Snow 49-lb. bags $1.79 17c 15c Cube Starch 2 pkgs. Corn Starch, Argo, 2 pkgs Calumet Baking 4Q. Powder, lb. tins.. I 3 U Milk-Swift's J4 (( Prem.,17catis4 I .UU Purex 12c 22c I j quart bottle . 'galn bottles SUMBRITECIeanser 3cans 10c LUX FLAKES lWs9 AVtS IlKSTICITV LIFEBUOY 3 for 17c la- iV rosiBtf noTicrt hialth w iws W iv3ii wHts Cloth as llMBHaA (PARKLIN0 WNITI I -w csJctfRa&xss A"B,w," 0m Mill Tribuno Want Ad 'Whenils iCLOROXCLEANJ I'Jls disinfected)' IT PRODUCT ma? MARGARINE FREE DISH 2 lbs. 39c Kraft's American or Velveeta Cheese 2 lb. box 53c Pard Dog Food O C m 3 cans .. l-iJ W CORN, PEAS or STRING BEANS No. 303 tin 3 cans 25c Case 24 cans $1.89 Deviled Meat 2 cans 5c Haley Meat Loaf Q. V2 oz. can 3w Haley Brown Beef Cubes, lb. can Swift's Corn Beef No. 1 tins 25c 17c Tuna Fish White Star 7 oz. can 16c 85c Salad Oil gallon tins.. Pep, pkg 11 Corn Flakes, 8 oz Gf Krumbles, pkg lip Shredded Wheat 10? Sperry Corn Kix, OOi 2 pkgs COC Crtam ntiher free with I pkja. Pancake Flour AQf No. 10 bag HOC 21c I-arje Giant Iirxe 53c 19c . ;a"th o tor 1 7C i a vr.j bile 39c MONTGOMERY tMM mitM9 (Ml iPAY CASH AND SAVE 117 SOUTH CENTRAL TELEPHONE 286
