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PAGE TWO MEDFORD MATL TRTBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1939. DALADIER FACES DECREP0 Chamber of Deputies Votes Down Premier's Program Compromise is Sought. PARIS. Not. 30. (P) Pre mier Daladier today won ac ceptance by the army com mittee of the chamber of de puties for hit -demand for powers to rule France by de cree for the duration of the war. In the committee's third Tote the premier won by 17 rotes to 13. At first, the committee had declined to approve the measure as it was presented to parliament. Paris, Nov. 30. W) The chamber of deputies army com mittee today voted down Pre mier Daladier's program for wartime decree powers in the form in. which it was first pre sented to parliament. The firm-iawed premier, how ever, told the committee flatly that he refused to accept a.ny modification of his project. Ef forts were begun immediately to work out a compromise. The premier encountered this obstacle soon after parliament had convened in special ses sion, the purpose of which was to extend the decree powers of the government and pass on the 1940 budget. Extension Sought. Daladier asked for extension of his powers in order to "win ihe war." The committee's vote was 13 to B against the premier's meas ure in its present form, with five abstentions. Members of the committee aid, however, a modified proj ect ' for decree powers would have little difficulty in obtain ing a majority. The measure introduced by the premier would extend in definitely the "full powers" ex piring today. All decrees adopted by the council of ministers, however, would be subject to parlia REMOVAL SALE Drastic Reductions! On all used cars to give us more room for trade-ins. We are offering the Finest Solcclion of Late Model Cars in Medford. BELOW BOOK PRICE LOOK AT THESE BARGAINS! 38 Olds 4-dr. Tr. 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Daladier recalled that among the legislators before him were men "who during the course of their lives have seen their coun try ravaged or menaced by Germany." He was cheered when he added: "We are resolved that we will not see that again." "The time has not yet come to speak publicly of the goals and conditions of peace." the premier told the cheering dep uties at the opening of the spe cial session of parliament. "We want the peace of se curity. But what is necessary first is to win the war. That Is the sole aim toward which we must bend all our ener gies." Forces Are Strong. The premier declared France's forces were strong enough to break the enemy s attacks. Daladier's declaration was in terrupted by the entrance of Communist Deputy Florimond Bonte, who had been sought since his party was dissolved. Edouard Herriot, president of the chamber of deputies, stop ped the session and ordered Bonte to leave. The deputy was escorted from the chamber and placed undnr arrest. A warrant had been out for Bonte since October 5. Daladier interrupted his pre pared speech to declare, "the French parliament cannot stand the presence of traitors!" Bonte was one of a group of the disbanded Communists who urged peace talks with Germany. Most of them have been Jailed. Culture. That's What. Louisville, Ky. (fP) The board of trustees of the Louis ville library has taken under advisement the question of plac ing comic magazines in a branch library, but It's no funny matter. Hundreds of requests for comics led to a proposal that the maga zines be installed as an experi mental project. Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ads Is 1:30 p. m. GARAGE DEALER PHONE 637 SMOOTH mildness, fine flavor, the greatest care in die worlds ami full strength make a rare largest distillery-Hiram combination in whiskey-hut Walker's Twin Seal is your best that s what you get when you buy in rve. See for yourself- ask for Twin Seal! 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While specific invitations can not be sent to everyone inter ested in the work of this board, it is desirable that all persons of voting age who live in the above named districts and who are interested in the reorganiz ation of school districts be in attendance. To Explain Duties. The board was created by a law passed at the last legisla tive session and its members are: Earl B. Day, county judge; J. B. Coleman, county assessor; A. E. Brockway, chairman of non-high school district board; C. R. Bowman, county school superintendent; Arnold Bohnert, chairman of Central Point school board; Stewart Weeks, chairman of Elk Creek school board, and J. R. McCracken,! chairman of Valley View school board. ' The purpose of the meeting will be to explain its duties, set forth the result of Its studies and put before the people an explanation of the recommend ations it can make. It will en deavor to answer questions, but it is not its function to take part In arguments for or against any particular recommendation. It is highly desirous of getting before the people accurate and full Information as to what can be done toward cutting down the number of school districts in the county. As to what will eventually be done Is a matter that the people themselves may by their vote determine. HEIR TO OIL WEALTH ! Vancouver. Wash., Nov. 30. (P) E. W. Lee doesn't gossip and It wasn't until yesterday friends learned 300.000 barrels of oil were being taken daily from his late father's farm In ; Illinois. I Lee revealed the year-old se- cret yesterday when he quit ; his job as a meter reader for a Portland gas company. He will tour the country and then do some big game hunting In Alaska. The crude oil Is quoted at SI. 15 a barrel. Ho shares his father's estate with three brothers and a sister. Man Hits Car Butte. Mont., (W) "Hit and run, in reverse." was the way police labeled the accident re port. Bert Goslin, Jr., told the officers a pedestrian walked Into the side nf hi Mr unH intPU1 I. Is eye. Goslin rushed him to a ! hospital and ran Inside for as sistance In carrying the patient to the examination room. When (losiin returned with a stretcher carrier the victim had fled. TWIN SEAL Meteorological Report Forecasts Medford end vicinity: unsettled to night and Friday, little change in temperature. Oregon: Unsettled tonight and FM tlon. little change In temperature, tion, lttle change In temperature, moderate to Iresh southerly wind off the coast. Loral Data Temperature a year ago today: highest 68. lowest 38. Total monthly precipitation, .06 Inch: deficiency for the month, 3.31 Inches. Total precipitation since Septem ber 1, IS39. 3.46 inches: deficiency for tne season, 1.78 Inches. Relative humidity at 6 p. m. yes terday 6fi percent; A a. m. today 91 percent. Tomorrow: sunrise 7:20 a. m., sun set 4:41 p. m. Observations Taken at 4:30 120 Meridian Time. a. in.. TfTFTI SS I Sf a3 aS Boise .... Boston Chicago Denver Eureka Havre Los Angeles.... Medford New York Omaha Phoenix Portland .. Reno ...... Roseburg Salt Lake San Francisco Seattle Spokane .... ... Wash., D. C Wenatchce .... 37 36 34 47 38 38 37 38 33 48 23 48 36 40 49 34 .00 P Cloudy .00 P Cloudy 00 P Cloudy T Cloudy .00 Clear .00 P Cloudy T Rain 00 Cloudy 00 Foggy .30 .00 .01 T Cloudy Clear Rain Cloudy .00 Clear .63 Cloudy T Rain .06 Rain U OF 0 DANCE L A group of 12 women dancers from the Master Dance Broun of the University of Oregon will present a 43-minute modern dance demonstration at a spe cial Girls' league assembly, Fri day from 9:15 to 10 a. m., in the boys gymnasium of Med ford senior high school. The dancers belong to the honorary dancing organization of the university at Eusene. They are as follows: Miss Pirk- ko Paasikivi, instructor, who will announce and explain the numbers; Mrs. Catherine Hol man, accompanist; Mrs. Virginia Kerns, Mrs. Francis Bascom, Miss Martha Wodaege, Miss Jan ice Jones, Miss Marial Patter son, Miss Lois Masters, Miss Mary Thatcher, Miss Norda Fin linsen, Miss Patience Harland and Miss Nancy Ann Johnson The assembly will bring to the girls of the high school the first demonstration of modern dance ever shown here by train ed dancers. The Girls' league will present the group of dance artists for the benefit of the girls only. The general public is cordially Invited to attend. There will be no admission charge. Tonight the dancers will b guests of the Girls' league coun cil at a special dinner at th( Hotel Holland at 6:30. HUGE HOSPITAL 10 E Portland, Nov. 30. (IP) The ' city issued a $1,000,000 build-; ing permit, the largest in ten years, today for construction of ' the St. Vincent's hospital, east at Northwest 47th avenue and Glisan street. ! The main section will be seven stories high and 600 feet long. Work has been started on excavations and footings. Safety Ratings Eugene, Nov. 30. T" Ben ton and Marlon counties had the best traffic safety records among larger counties during October, Secretary of State Earl Snell said today. it. 'li . . the. HOTEL SOMERTON 440 tUT STRUT MKT0 SEIHrEEN 0K AND UUOR COMPlCTtlT MIUHNISBIO Splendid garage fac ilities . and, courteous service await ths bred motorist. COCKTAIL LOUNGE Service Unsurpassed mm utit. iu;m I FOR LATE AUTUMN Recent Tests in Southern Oregon Show Good Con dition Soils Unfrozen. Recent tests at watershed soil moisture outposts maintained by the irrigation division of the United States soil conservation service, show that Southern Oregon mountain soils now hold more moisture in the upper six foot level than at any late fall period during the last four years, with the exception of 1937, according to Arch Work in charge of the Oregon and northern California co-operative snow surveys. In 1937, the soil moisture in early November, was the greatest of the record period to date, Work said. The testa run contrary to the general opinion the southern Oregon watersheds are extraor dinarily dry, but agree with the observations of the Rogue River national forest service which re ports a high moisture In the for est soil, making an ideal fall for slashing burning. Work further reported that watershed moisture outposts have just been established on the Malhuer, Burnt, John Day and Deschutes rivers in eastern and central Oregon, and water shed soils, in these sections were much drier than in south ern Oregon. Work said it was too early to estimate the stream flow avail able for irrigation next year, but stated Oregon mountain soils are mostly unfrozen, a fav 1 - ), Just 111 Time for Christmas Limited Quantity raw w re: Compare With $100 Machines Clearance Price S5 Monthly. Down Payment, Carrying Charge Electric Damascus Rotary Head Modern Console A beautiful pieca of furniture ... a fine sewing machine! Makes a lovely occasional table, tele phone desk! Sturdily constructed, smooth operating, surprisingly low priced! 5-ply walnut veneer on hardwood. Greist attachments. PORTABLE Sewing Machine '. 30.05 r ISfSifin orable factor In storing moisture for next year. London, Nov. 30. 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