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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD- OREGON. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 6. 1940. PAGE THREE NEW ROAD HELPS 7,226 Enter Park On Labor Day to Set 1-Day Record August Mark Broken tembr 30 this year, has reach ed 225,689 visitors, 988 more than registered during the en tire 1939 travel year. The travel to date for the season repre sents an increase of 21,713 vis itors or 11.2 percent over that of the corresponding period a year ago. "Opening of ' the new and scenic Willamette highway con tributed materially to the fine increase in travel to Crater Lake national park," Mr. Leavitt stated.. Crater Lake National Park, September 7. Spl With the unprecedented travel to Crater Lake national park over the Labor day holiday period cou pled with extraordinary attend ance during the month of Au gust, three new travel records have been established this season, it was announced today by Supt. E. P. Leavitt. A new record number of vis itors for one day was estab lished on September 1 of this year when 7,226 were register ed. The previous record for one day was established on July 4, 1937, when 6,281 visitors were counted. The second new rec ord concerns the number of vis itors for one month, which was established in August of this year when 72,334 people were checked through the three en trance stations. The previous record for oi e month was es tablished in July of 1939 when 65,863 people visited the park. The cumulative total attendance to date for the current travel year, which began October 1, 1939, and which will end Sep- SELECTIVE DRAFT l.S. IN AMERICA DENSE JAPAN 11 REJECT 1). S., BRITISH NOTES ON FRENCH COLONY Tokyo, Sept. 6. (IP) The newspaper Kokumin reported today that a meeting of key cabinet ministers had decided to reject official statements of the United States and Great Britain calling Japan's attention to their interests in maintenance of the status quo in French-Indo-China. Kokiimin, considered an or gan of the dominant faction, said the decision had been reached by Premier Prince Fumimaro Konoye and the foreign, war and navy ministers. Domei, the authoritative Jap anese news agency, said the four had deliberated on the Indo- China and other foreign issues but did not report any decision. . Some well-informed quarters believed Japan merely would ig nore the British-American state ments. ' uvci luii-nubicn hi iici milium I Not Liked by G.O.P. Nomi nee; Party Friction Gone Rushville, Ind.. Sept. 6. (IP) Wendell L. Willkie today de scribed the Anglo-American trade of destroyers and air bases "the most dictatorial and arbitrary act of any president in the history of the United States." Cw Mall Trlbuna want ad. Stockings that can't run ! By Theodore F. Koop. Huihville. Ind-. SeDt. 6. IIP) Wendell L. Willkie is on rec ord as favoring a "selective ser vice" Droeram for government operation of American industries during emergencies. After a meeting with party leaders which he described as harmonious and optimistic, the Republican presidential nomi nee told reporters late yester day: "Under the Overton-Russell amendment which the senate adopted to the military selective service bill, industries could be seized bv the government be cause of the caprice of one man. "If a bill were introduced nrovidins that in case of emer gencies industries should be se lected just as in the case of men for the army and . taken over by the government under rules and regulations instead of the arbitrary act of one man, I would be for it." Friction Gone. ' Willkie's luncheon conference yesterday with Republican na tional committeemen, commit teewomen and state chairman from the east and midwest marked the formal opening of the party organization's cam paign. Any signs of friction between Republican groups and Willkie-for-president clubs, he said, had disappepared. Washington, Sept- 6 President Roosevelt said today that Costa Rica and Ecuador were cooperating completely with the United States in plans for defense of the Americas, but he added that no negotiations for acquisition of additional naval air bases were now under way with any country. Asked about reports that Costa Rica had offered to this country Cocos Island, about 600 miles northwest of the Panama canal in the Pacific, for a base, the president replied that all he could say on that was that there was complete cooperation be tween Costa Rica and the United States in the defense of the Americas. Another question at Mr. Roos evelt's press conference was whether the Galapagos islands, about 1,000 miles southwest of the canal, were involved in talks with Ecuador. He made the same reply, namely, that Ecuador was working with this country on continental defense. OF T ; r i FARM MA N Successor to Henry A. Wallace in the cabinet, a secretary of sericulture. Is Claude R. Wlrkard (above), 47, Indiana-born farm leader. He has been active In the affairs of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. t 1 Salem, Sept. 6. (IP) A fatal airplane crash of August 18 echoed in circuit court here yes terday with the filing of criminal complaints against C. C. Rev-' nolds, Albany, and Irvin Mc Bride, Portland. i Reynolds, owner of the home made plane which carried R. T. Bennett to his death, was charged with owning and operat ing an unlicensed ship; McBride with flying it without a pilot's license. McBride was charged with flying the ship at a date previous to the fatal crash. i 90 Days In Hospital Cleveland, Ohio (IP) Judge Lewis Brucker sentenced John Toliak to a 90-day tour of mor tuaries and hospitals. Charge was speeding. Tiny lock-stitch loops stop all runs. Besides, they make a lacy design that's beautiful. And Kant runs are sheer and snug-fitting. Ask for Berkshire's Kantrun . Duralace jl 25 or Kantrun Crepelace. M. M. Department Store Harlequin Cake ti la sometimes difficult to loci a cako which Is liked by the whole family. The ladies seem to prefer light cake while, for the most part, the gentlemen prefer dark 'cake. This week-end we have endeavored to strike a happy medium In a cake which the whole family will like Two layers of milk chocolate cake the most popular of all chocolate cakes with a layer of delicious butter cake In between. A delicate milk chocolate Icing oa Ibe outside. ' ' RESERVE OFFICERS EAGER FOR DUTY Applications from reserve of ficers for assignment to active duty are being handled as rap idly as possible, though area of fices are swamped with' such mail, Maj. William L. Tydings, executive officer at Portland headquarters of the second mili tary area told the Rogue River chapter of the Reserve Officers association at a special meeting in the armory last night. Major Tydings said that no change was contemplated in the operation of group schools for reserve officers. The Medford school is to be resumed in Octo ber after the summer vacation. Capt. Joseph W. Scobey, chapter president, presided. A large, 3 layer cake specially priced for tomorrow at 49c GENUINE SOUR FRENCH BREAD X new tail sensation has recently been made available to Southern Oregon FLUHRERS SOUR FRENCH bread. In San Francisco, which has long been noted for Us Sour French, this bread is served In all the better restaurants as well as In many homes. 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