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ASVIATIM
Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry.
Angered citizens of a Wash
ington town threw rocks at a
"Communists' Hall," and later
wrecked the interior of the
building, forcing the occupants
thereof to flee out the back
door. By way of comparison,
the same fate has been visited,
Just as thoroughly, upon any
number of relief stations,
throughout the land the past
ten years, by angered citizens.
. .
To curb the flu epidemic, a
war hag been declared on sneez
ing In public. This comes under
the head of Nasal Disarmament.
.
. A Pacific Coast logger, the
si to of a college fullback, is on
a trip to New York City, as
the winner of a national cro
cheting contest. This Is a well
deserved rebuke to the women
folks, for producing a lady loco
motive fireman, a few years
back.
.
One of the things the matter
with Thomas E. Dewey of New
York as a GOP presidential can
didate is "his youth and In
experience." Even so, it could
not be any worse than past trib
ulations with age and Inexper
ience. Premier Molotoff announces
Russia is waging no war on Fin
land. Until the real thing comes
along, the Finns will have to
suffer from the imitation. If
conditions were equal as to men
and equipment, it would also
be no war. History shows the
Russian soldier, when hard
pressed. Is the master of the dis
orderly retreat, caring not
where he Is going, or when he
gets there.
at
PEARLS OK WISDOM.
(NY. World-Telegram.)
Maybe Dr. Frederick A. Cook
didn't discover the North Pole,
as he said he did 30 years ago.
but the old xeutlcmallhe Is 7S
now has the rlfiht Idea about
the future of exploration.
"Most of all," he aald recently
In a conversation with Sir Hu
bert Wllklns. "we have got to ex
plore the area that lies back of
the eyes and between the ears.
When that cranial sphere Is rully
explored men will have no rea
son to fight wars."
Speed Idiots are catapulting
through the thick fog, at the
usual brenk-neck speed. If any
thing happens tile defense will
be: the llRhts were turned on
and I was only going IS miles
per hour.
.
The last of the Thanksgiving
hirkey was eaten Sunday, In
many homes. This caused any
number of the Older Girls to
think Monday was Friday.
...
WAK lit I.I.ETIN.
NKURAUIIA. Not. SO (OV) Not
a single European country double
roased another country Wednesday.
This was the result of a survey I
considered a record for themselves, i
Wedneadsy night, which diplomats (
A check-tip revealed that during
the day:
Germany didn't double-cross Bel.
edum.
Russia didn't double-rrnes Finland
Italy didn't double-rns France
France didn't double-cross Eng
land. I
England didn't double frees Amerl-
" I
NobiKly will trust anybody long i
enough anymore to allow for a dou- j
ble-croae, diplomats lamented.
Now an Art.
Los Angeles. (UP) The Un
iversity of California Inaugur
ates this year a new course thnt
is believed to be about as up-to-the-minute
as possible. It will
be called "The Art of Getting a
Job," and will Include studies
ranging from "Occupations and
Employment'' In the technique
of asking fur a Job,
Is the Red Danger Over?
THE Oregonlan had a very well written editorial the other
day along the line that the invasion of Finland by Russia
has ended for all time, danger of Communism, as far as this
country is concerned.
No longer, it thinks, can any American believe Communistic
Russia's heart bleeds for the common man, that there is anything
to set It apart morally from the most sordid, sinister and rapacious
imperialism of the past, as it rains death and destruction upon
the Finnish people, women and their children, the protelariat of
an inoffensive and weaker neighbor, in its lust for conquest, etc.
Well there is no doubt something to that.
BUT we wonder how much practical difference it is going to
make as far as the growth of Communism in this country
Is concerned.
Already we note, the Moscow information bureau is sending
out bulletins to this effect:
Soviet Russia hu no quarrel with the, Finnish people but only
with the reactionary and tyrannical Finnish government, under the
oontrol of Great Britain.
Russian aviators have explicit Instructions, to bomb only points
of military and strategic value, and spare all homes, particularly the
homes of the workers. Aviators violating these Instructions will be
punished by death.
Had England not used "Finland" as It used "Poland" and
assured It of both financial and military support .there would have
been no war, for Finland would have seen the Justice and wisdom
of acceding to Russia's demands.
Everywhere In Finland, Russian forces have been met by an
enthusiastic and grateful proletariat, our soldiers and sailors
showered with flowers, the common people of that long oppressed
country, welcoming us as liberators from the yoke of a cruel and
tyrannical capitalism.
All propaganda of course. Not more than a drop of truth in
a carload. But we wonder how many American Communists
REFUSE to believe it.
More than that. We wonder how many American citizens,
who were Intrigued by the reports coming out of the Kremlin
BEFORE, refuse to be Intrigued by these?
OR to express It In another way:
Has there ever been any REAL danger of Russian Com-
munism gaining a firm foothold in this country, and having done
that, extending in any material and threatening way, at any
place, at any time?
We doubt it, and always have doubted It.
There has been organized propaganda, spying, secret agita
tion, definite inroads no doubt in the ranks of radical labor, and
"higher education", but, it is this department's considered con
viction, that in spite of this, of all the isms and cults and cure-alls,
that have been offered this country, since the year One, Russian
communism has made the least real advance.
IN fact If we had wished to give
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country Bolshevik or even getting to first base, on any proposi
tion which would Involve the destruction of private property,
deprive the average American citizen, of the right of owning his
own home, having a little nest egg in bank, or a cow and some
chickens in the country, if he should so desire. '
Of all the countries in the world, we believe this country,
would be, nnd will be, the last to give up that sort of Indi
vidualism that kind of bed rock freedom and independence,
which is based upon the ability to earn a little and spend a
little less.
AND so while we grant this invasion of Finland by Russia,
makes clearer to all, the essential fallacy and falsity of the
Soviet pretensions to a "better world," we doubt very much if it
docs more than relieve the fears of those who have been inclined
to see things under the bed. And even more we doubt that it's
going to check a movement, that from any clear-headed realistic
view point has never made any real progress in this country
anyway.
IN short, those who have fallen for the Russian hocos pocus
before, will fall for It again; those who couldn't see through
it before, won't see through it now.
For when all Is said and done the Communistic lure, as
exemplified by the "bear that walks like a man," appeals only
to that small minority that would buy a gold brick even when
the red clay beneath the gold leaf was peeking through.
Brothers Under the Skin
AS a postscript to the above did you notice Stalin issued one
of his rare statements last Sunday? The foreign reaction to
his attack on Finland must be getting under even his tough skin.
Here it Is In condensed form:
The report that Soviet RumIr favors wnr, In order to destroy
rapltallun nnd advance the world revolution is a lie.
Soviet RiiMia ta for pence an( against war, it Is today ths ona
great force for peacs.
Soviet Huwia had no rieMre to wage war on Finland. It was
fotved Into war to protect It soli, acalnst allied treachery nnd
MwrrMlon.
None can deny these self evident facta:
derma ny did not declare war on anyone.
riigland and France declared war on Germany.
Germany asked for peace.
Ruaala svipported Germany In Its request for peace, deelnrlntt
a continuation of the war. could only lead to an extension o( the
area of world suffering and dlsaater.
England and Franco refused the plea for peace.
Responsibility for a continuance, of the present war reats
solely upon England and France.
It would be Interesting to know how many people read that
dispatch and failed to see the insincerity and the effrontery of it.
It is true Germany didn't declare war. she attacked Poland , rough treatment at the hands ofi'be state department), there were
without . declaration. n..t it is also true Germany started the "jf new deal and the penchant I'
i of the administration to compete rrn '"' witnesses sre reaay
war, because England and France definitely warned that if;vvitn private investment ! ""fv ' ,n racket and how
Germany Invaded Toland. they would fight. Also the plan calls for large j prZr" tirtr
, . expenditures bv the federal.
It is also true Germany asked for peace and Russia supported ' government which would co-' administration would like to
her. But only AFTER they had both secured what they wanted operate In the cost of transmis-1 rtmoc'rMfcTe.ders"!'' "hdut m'
d.v armed force, and when pea.-e
sanction of force, the upholding
As before stated Stalin and Hitler mav not have formed a
military alliance but they certainly have adopted the same tech- '
nique, not only in the matter of armed aggression against smaller
countries, but in lying propaganda.
Prison Shelters Game
Ionia. Mich. (U.R) The hunt
ing scaMtn opened In the farm
ing area adjacent to the Ionia
reformatory, so two hen pheas
ants hustled over the prison
wall and took refuge in a coal
shed. Prisoners obtained permis
sion to keep the birds as pet a
until me season Is over
a tough job to a modern political
,.j .... tr..u - i tui.
would have meant the moral '
of might over right.
Shows Partiality
Ualtnn, Mass. lU.R1 Another,
example of the vug-irics of. New ,
England weather conies from
Dalton. Though every oilier city
and town in the state showed a
rainfall deficiency of up to 8 96
! inches for a five
HUMlllt pcriOCI. -
Datton reported an excess
of
'
U 53 inches,
Personal Health Service
By William
Signed letters pertaining to persooaj nealtn and hygiene, not to disease
diagnosis or treatment, wUI be answered by Dr. Brady If stamped self
addressed envelope Is enclosed. Letter s should be brief and written in Ink.
Owing to ths larga number of letters received only a few can be answered.
No reply can be made to queries not conforming to instructions. Address
Dr. William Brady. I6S El Camlno. Beverly Hills, Calif.
HAVE VITE FOR OR
When the bell rang yesterday,
if you remember, we had just
analyzed the typical American
breakfast and
found the chief
items a dish
of some re
fined cereal
product popu
larly known as
"breakfast
food" and
toast, cakes,
waffles or
some other
highly n o u r
ishing carbo
hydrate, with
sugar or syrup all delectable,
easy to eat, digestible, warming,
energizing, fattening, but ex
tremely poor in minerals and
vitamins. On that basis the typ
ical American breakfast must
be held accountable to a con
siderable degree for the nutri
tional deficiency which keeps
millions of people in the bor
derland between invalidism and
optimal health. That is the
health status of the great ma
jority of people who are not
incapacitated by illness. Prob
ably most of them could get by
an insurance examination, yet
not five percent of them would
rate 90 or above on a real
health test.
Now please bear in mind that
there are other factors than min
erals or. vitamins. We'll deal
with other factors of low health
state or lack of vite in other
articles. Here we are trying to
point out the way to have vite
for or with breakfast. Breakfast
is the logical time to stoke in
some vitamin B-complex, and
here's how.
The richest food source of
vitamin B-complex (which in
cludes B-l or thiamin, B-2 or
G or riboflavin, nicotinic acid
or blacktongue or pellagra pre-
ventige factor, anti-gray factor,
anti-dermatitis factor, weight
factor, etc.) is plain wheat. Lay
in a peck of plain wheat if you
can persuade some farmer, feed
or seed store man or even a
mill to let you have, say 15
pounds (honestly, some of them
don't know what peck means)
in its natural state. Then rush
a letter to me, asking for the
monograph "Wheat To Eat," and
you'll soon be having vite for
breakfast and probably you'll
like it so well that you'll have
more at other times in the day.
Or if that is too radical a
change from your habitual pap
then get a couple pounds of
wheat germ and eat three or
four heaping tablespoonfuls of
it as or with your breakfast
At the
National Capitol
With
John W. Kelly
(Continued from Parfe One
PRACTICAL effect of such a
super-grid will be to "freeze"
major industries in the east and
in addition to the primary in
dustries, the second-string indus
tries, which grow up because of
the major industries and are de
pendent on the primary factories
for their own existence.
Once the super-grid is created
and plants assured of an unin
terrupted flow of energy and
rates lower than at present,
there will be no particular in
ducement for steel and similar
industries establishing branches
in the Pacific Northwest. It is
this phase of the program to be
discussed which is a serious
menace to the Columbia river
region.
I TNDF.K such an arrangement ,
as Secretary Ickes proposes,
private utilities will be encour
aged to plunge into that great j
construction program (estimated
at one or two billion dollarslj
which has been delayed because j
utilities have been frightened at
r . '. )". .
hydro and steam plants.
npHKItK is a growing trend toward
, payer moUTfln."
government projeor which compete
with private business. Even the more
active government-ownership advo
cates recv'lr this symptom snd
the Prderal Power Pollt-y Committee
la quite antious
that the utilities
1,0 nc" p'vn un ,h"r n1-"''" artillery'
ln ,n i1P"''nl" campaign. The
s'.ipfr-grldls a sort -of gesture of g1
I wtn towsrtl the heretofore denounced
power trust. a'thotwh Director
t.,,nlhai
of TVA. and John Car-
rnodv. of PWA have been making
sitae::. on prints companies In the
past thre weeaa.
n
Brady, M.D.
WITH BREAKFAST
cereal or mixed with fruit or
fruit juice or incorporated in
any recipe calling for flour, in
place of half the flour. Wheat
germ is five or six times as rich
as plain wheat in vitamin B
complex. Or if even that Is beyond
your timid reach, then keep on
hand a supply of vitamin B
complex tablets (each tablet
contains 150 international units
of B-l and all the other factors
of the B-complex) and eat an
optimal daily ration of B-complex
along with breakfast an
average of six such tablets
daily.
There is a growing recogni
tion of the need for restoration
of the natural vitamin B-complex
to bread and some bakers
have endeavored to fortify white
bread by adding a vitamin B
complex concentrate. When or
if that practice becomes univer
sal it will contribute materially
toward "preservation of the
characteristics of youth" etc., nr
in other words it will re-VITE-alize
what was once the staff
of life.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Blow Easily If At All
la blowing the nose a cause of
sinus trouble or does it tend to
aggravate such trouble? What la the
proper way to blow the nose? (A.
W. MacK.)
Answer Forceful blowing of the
nose may excite sinus trouble. It Is
always better to blow very gently
If at all. as a child does. Do not
pinch the nostrils, but hold hand
kerchief under nose and Just breathe
out through the nostrils.
Hernia Treatment
It would be a help to many read
ers who have hernia, If you would
give the names of reliable doctors
who are skilled in the Injection
treatment. Dr. . . . has cured my
hernia of 20 years standing, and the
treatments never gave me aerloua
discomfort or Interfered with my
dally work. (E. B.)
Answer I am glad to name such
doctors (If I know of them) In a
correspondent's vicinity on his re
quest. Inclose stamped envelope
bearing your address.
Wheat Germ
What Is the difference between
plain wheat, cracked and eaten aa
a breakfast food, or Incorporated In
vartous recipes, and wheat germ, In
vitamin content? (T. 8. M.)
Answer An ounce of plain wheat
contains perhaps 30 International
units of vitamin B. An ounce of
wheat germ contains perhaps 115
International unite of vitamin B.
(Protected by John F. Dllle Co.)
Ed. Note: Persons wishing to
rommunlrnte with Dr. Rrady
should send letter direct to Dr.
William Brady. M. O.. 265 El
Camlno. Bev?rlt Hills, Calif.
Mollifying the eastern power com
panies and showing advantages of
the super-grid to the first and sec
ond decree Industries Is calculated
to cause those groups to pull their
punches In the campaign.
HAT Secretary Ickes. Benny
Cohen, Jerome Frank, et al.
are overlooking Is the fact that their
plan requires a whale of an ap
propriation and some sort of con
gressional legislation, and that every
state In the west wanta Industries
and a market for Its power and raw
materials. There are anywhere from
32 to 33 senators who will oppose
sny program of Ickes which tends
to "freeze'' Industry In the east and
delay development of the western
country Industrially.
The western bloc Democrats and
Republicans Include some of the
strongest members of the senate.
die when congress meeta. It will,
In time, have witnesses who will
show up the Spanish relief racket
or the communists. As a "front" for
collecting money, the Spanish Ref
ugee Relief committee was organ
ised with (of all persons) "Honest"
Hiirold Ickes. secretary of the In
terior, as the honorary chairman.
The communlsta twitched to this
organisation when the state depart
ment be;nn expressing surprise at
the lare amount of "overhead" of
the Spanish Relief committee during
me civil war. as thousands of dol
lsrs contributed by well-meaning
Americana never was dlspstched to
furnish the assistance promised.
ay hen this spa called attention
W to the "overhead" aa compared
with the smell sum sent to spsin
(figures taken from official flies of
t, th ,rn a (lnh TOlM bt
i poor politics.
JEWISH RESERVATION
HELD BARBARIC ACT
Paris. Dec. 3. The ex
ecutive committee of the World
Jewish Concress in a formal
protest today charged Germnn
creation of a Jewish reservation
in conquered Poland was "an
! act of barbarism."
! The committee declared thou-
sands of Jews were being sent
i to the Lublin recion "like
1 beasts." treated with "unparal
leled crrelty and coldly exposed
i to die of hunger."
In The
Day
News
By Frank Jenkins
RUSSIA'S grab of Finland
stirs Italian Indignation,
crowds in Rome cheering little
Finland and booing Russia.
That doesn't add any strength
to the Rome-Berlin axis.
STILL, Finland or no Finland,
look for Mussolini to join in
ultimately with whatever side
seems most likely to win. Sen
timental considerations haven't
much weight with dictators or
with nations generally, for that
matter, except ours.
(And every time we act on
sentiment, rather than hard com
mon sense, we seem to get our
fingers burned.)
YOU'VE read'in the past day
or so of Russian negotia
tions with a "Finnish govern
ment" that is cheerfully giving
to Russia everything she wants.
This "Finnish" government is
one set up by the incading Russ
armies, and consists, of course,
of the communists who were
working in Finland in advance
of the invasion.
That is the way Stalin and
his outfit work.
DRITAIN and France are start-
ing their blockade of all
German exports, by which they
hope to destroy German foreign
trade.
Foreign traded you see, doesn't
work just one way. It works
both ways and consists of both
imports and exports. If a coun
try's foreign trade is to be des
troyed, BOTH SIDES of it must
be destroyed.
That is what Britain and
France have in mind. It will be
hard on' the neutrals (including
us) but war doesn't consider
ANYBODY'S comforts or dis
comforts.
THE British bomb German
warships at the Helgoland
base, and claim direct hits. The
Germans deny this, asserting
that only a "little fishing log
ger" was hit by the British
bombs.
Whatever may be true else
where, we simply can't believe
a word that either side says
about warfare in the air. Each
claims victory for itself, and de
nies any harm done by the other
fellow.
BY
Berne OP) German atlas
publishers printing maps under
the Nazi regime have Infuria
ted the Swiss in the past and
now they ve done it again.
The Nazi program calls for
assembling or drawing all Ger
manic people into the Reich or
at least into National Socialism,
and they Just can't get it out
of their heads that the Swiss
Germans aren't interested.
The "Knaup' atlas, printed in
Berlin, carries a map of its new
edition headed "Germans living
outside the frontiers of the
Reich" and the map includes
German Switzerland in that
group.
To drive the point home the
atlas states that "there are three
million Germans living in Switz
erland." The Swiss objected, in their
newspapers and by word of
mouth, to being called Germans.
"Let them come here, those Nazi
mapmakers, let them come and
listen to what we think and
they'll learn we're Swiss, not
German," said the Zurich Volks
recht. a German language news
paper. 15
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Medford and Jackson County
History from the files of the
Stall Tribune 10 and 10 years
ago-
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
December 5, 1929.
(It was Thursday.)
Create! crowd in city's his
tory packs downtown to wel
come Santa Claus.
President Hoover in message
declares "return of prosperity
depends on hard work by every
body." Co-Op Exchange ships carload
of turkeys south.
Wall street shows a firmer
tone.
Forest fire in Curry county
continues to burn, at a heavy
loss.
Senate votes against seating
of William S. Vare of Pennsyl
vania as senator.
Bernie Hughes and Bill Mor
gan, local grid stars, rated as
first string members of Oregon
team next fall.
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY
December S, 1919.
, (It was Friday.)
French troops ready to march
across the Rhine, unless Ger
many ceases stalling about sign
ning the peace treaty, and abid
ing by its terms.
Mexican bandits raid small
border village and steal gro
ceries. Cold wave of the past ten
days has caused a shortage o"
stovewood in the city. Three
cars of coal from Utah due to
morrow; all sold.
Many valley farmers buying
Fordson tractors.
Edison Marshall, local author,
to have his first book published
in March, with the locale in the
Umpqua divide country.
Officials of the Trigonia Oil
company go to Portland to con
fer with experts on drilling.
Tavern Prowler
Shot By Owner
Portland, Dec. S. (IP) A I
youth identified by police as
Wally Fred Hess, 20, Milwaukie,
was seriously wounded by a
beer tavern operator early to
day.
Police Sergeant Chet Wiles
said George Coil, owner of the
tavern, shot Hess through the
chest after being awakened by
the sound of breaking glass
and seeing the youth bending
over a pinball machine.
SAFETY and PROFIT
4
SAFETY
INSURED
up lo $5000
for each person by
an agency of the
Federal Government.
Jackson County Federal
Savings & Loan Association
CHEAP ad GOOD
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Inexpensive to Buy!
DRY PINE SLABWOOD $6.00
DRY FACTORY BLOCKS $5.50
BUNDLED KINDLING $500
Delivery In City Limits ' ' '
Or fill your car or trailer at our fuel y.rd en lh.
eorn., of Nor.h Cm,.! Are. .nd McAndr.w. Road
Timber Prodi&s Company
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Phone 7
Ye Poets Corner
Revenge
By Russell Mitchell
The thieving Bear is loose again
Devouring crops and homes and
men.
Before the brute can ever rest
He'll try to rob the Eagle's nest;
For he's begun to think the bird
Cannot back up hi warning
word.
The Eagle. In a peaceful pause.
Has not shed off his beak and
claws;
Because he's closed his wings
from flight
In no way means he will not
fight.
He'll calmly lift his powerful
wings, '
As one dread note he shrilly
flings,
No sooner heard his warning
calls.
When "like a thunderbolt he
falls,"
And what was once a thieving
Bear,
Will die in strings outside hli
lair.
Closing time for Too Late to Clas
sify Ads Is 1:30 p. m.
TOYS
Check Our Prices
Before You Buy
WAGONS
All Steal Rubber
Tires, at Low as.
'1.98
TRICYCLES
Rubber Tires,
as low at
'2.49
Electric Trains
12 -Foot Track, Complete
With Transformer $
'6.95
and Engine....
Mechanical Toys,
Dolls, Doll Dishes
and Many Others
HANSEN
HARDWARE
Bartlett and Sixth
CURRENT
EARNINGS
Fundi Invested by the tenth
of the month will earn divl
dendt from the firit.
Dividends will be paid Jan
uary first and July first.
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126 East Main
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