PAGE FOUR
MEDFORIvdWrEIBUKE
Bm4i HmU THtaM."
Pit fell ah 4 hf
fT-J Marth rtr St. Phn tl41
ROBERT W RITHU B41tor,
ItNBIT H- OrUTKAP. VnW.
Am Ia4pndat )Uwppr.
Vatr4 m Meond elaM fnfttt.tr at MS
ford, OrB. dr At of March ft,
OBSCRIPTtON ATEi
DHf u4 tow day yaar MM
Xa41r aa4 tun 4a r tc mmthi... 1.1
DaJlT u4 funday thraa month
By Carrier la Advaaea Mad ford. Art-
ML oa Rlvar. raomls, TalaaC
and ao motor roatoar
DaJIv aad Snnday b tpoath.. .Tl
All Urw earti la advanc.
OffMaJ Fapw f (ho City of M4fr4
omdal rapar ar aaaa vmummw
MRMitrn or trk amocmted prbm
Uaafrte Poll Loaaod Wlro
Taa Aaaoetaud Ptom U aaelaalvoly
Dtttlad to tno aao rtr puaueanoo an
., MiiithM eradltad ts II or ethar-
wiao eradltad to this pa par, and also to
tao
ao loeal nawa pabllihad harola.
am ir fnr ttuhllftattaai of Mil
Hapatehaa korata ara aiaoraoarvM.
MEMBER OP UNITED PRESS
MEMBER OP AUDIT RtTRBAU
OP CIRCULATIONS
Advortlalns Rapraaantalo
WEST-HOLLIPAT COMPANY. !W-
Kn Praoflaco, Ioa AnolM. '
VorUaad. St. boaia. AtlaaU. vaaconvar,
OlEdoOlufirTrlt
fmittu44ttjtTiii
Ye Smudge Pot
Br Arthut Perry
A federal public relations ex
pert recommendi bind concerts
on week endi to reduce motor
ing and conserve rubber. There
re several flaw In the plan
Country people would drive In
to town to hear the band, and
city people drive Into the coun
try to escape it. It would be a
civic curry-comb scratching both
ways.
"REMEMBER PEARL HAR
BOR AND WHEN YOU HAVE
LAUNDRY WORK TAKE IT TO
THE CHINESE LAUNDRY, Gee
Toy, Prop." (Ad in Lakevlew
(Ore.) Examiner.) Fair enough,
and a hint
e
Fourth of July celebrations
this year will be largely limited
to that day and date without fire
works and firecrackers. This
quashes the Humdinger notion,
the birth of the nation could not
be properly observed in less
than five days.
e
Old Sol beamed again yest.
Tor the first time this year
pedestrians noted the shade was
always on the other side of the
street and not much of it. Mem
bers of the fair sex In flaming
red slacks of high visibility,
mad it seem hotter than It was.
e e o
80 WHAT!
(True Philosophy Mag.)
"The form of the forms is a
form that includes within It
self the organization of all the
other forms into an Interre
lated whole. As an unrelated
relational system It has an
absolute character that no
other form possesses. This
constitutes the value phase of
the form of the forms and
makes it also the good and the
beautiful; It is the form of the
good."
e e
A military court may try the
eight Nazi saboteurs landed on
these shores from submarines.
"This indicates the death pen
alty might be sought," but there
Is nothing definite about it,
press dispatches state, as a final
decision has not been reached.
In their own land, under the
same circumstances, the final
decision would long since have
been written in a brick wall
with bullet.
A Mid-West inventor claims
he has brewed a batch of syn
thetic rubber that bounces and
can be stretched out longer than
the Harry Bridges deportation
case.
e
Haying Is the order of the day
In the rural areas. They are
putting oatmeal in the drinking
water and the hide of a sheep,
fuzzy side up, on the cant-iron
mowing machine seat, both for
coolness.
The Chinese government. In
the peace terms will insist Jap
an be deprived of an army and
navy and all kinds of weapons
for SO years, as a means of
quelling the war ardor. This is
good idea with a couple of
amendments. Members of the
military set should be allowed
swords to fall upon, in accord
ance with custom and the Chin
ese delegated to see no large
group of Nipponese start play
ing soldier.
"Robert, seven, had been sta
tioned at Fort Wayne, Ind., un
til he was shipped west. His
brother, four, trained at Ship
yard field, Tex., before he en
trained for San Francisco." (S.
T. News.) Members of the ar
mored kiddle-car division,
e e
"Lost two $20 bills. Finder
may return to 124 Main"
(Wantad Dorrls Times) Of
course, IX he JeeU UXe it.
Has Russia Solved "Blitz?
For every blow there is
poison an antidote.
There was a time only
Hitler s Blitz technique was invincible, as far as go
ing ahead was concerned.
shock troops and Panzers
advance of about ten or
Not so in the 1942 offensive. And in today's war
communique from Moscow
Hitler's initial smash goes through ok. But instead of
spreading out and enveloping the enemy in a swing
on both sides, these advanced tanks are themselves
enveloped and cut off by the opposition, from their
support, by a counter offensive.
In this fashion the offensive is checked by a counter
offensive, just as a boxer
counter punch.
NO doubt this is the technique that checked the
the Russian offensive last winter and is checking
Hitler's long awaited all-out offensive now.
If Hitler hopes to get very far in Russia this sum
mer, it looks as though he or his brain trust, will have
to evolve a counter punch
Will Churchill Fall?
Premier Winston Churchill promises to occupy a
unique place in British history the iirst head or a
war government to hold
personality.
xes, from what we can recall 01 angnsn nisiory,
there has been nothing like it since King Arthur.
FOR there has not been an outstanding British vic
rnrv ainee Phnrphill tonk nffine not ONE.
There have been successful and gallant defense
actions on land, minor victories at sea, but no
military or naval triumph of a really decisive nature.
Yet through all this dark discouraging period, for
close to three years Mr. Churchill has not only held on,
he has never come even within hailing distance of
falling off.
ACCORDING to press dispatches from London, it
ii nniir in anma miarrora thnr. if Rommel
iO UUn Ut.111. , , ... " - '
ehould take Alexandria, and contrary to the Prime
1tT:-int . , v m , i m nvarllntinng Vmrr cVinnlrl fall this
"tov bull-dog edition of
down.
Perhaps. But this department doubts it
TViora urnnlri nnrlniiritnrllv hp a radical shake-UD
in the English war cabinet, but we would predict
alter tne smone naa cjeareu, vvnune we wumci
would still be there.
AND the reason?
Nothing (as we see it) but the incredible
POWER of his personality. The fact that in spite
of the disappointing record, no public figure in Eng
Ignri nprhflns. no nnhlie fimire in all British history
nn Batisfartorilv svmholizes the stubborn determina
tion, the refusal to say die,
win" as this stalwart son ot an bngnsn noDieman ana
an American mother, who started with a theme song
of "sweat blood and tears" and has never been war
ranted in changing it.
WE may be mistaken.
That is AT. WAYS
take Churchill's place as Prime Minister particularly if
the present indication tnat uast lntuan ieauei-smp is
now willing to sign on the dotted line, materializes.
But even so we would expect to see Winston
Churchill still somewhere in the government and still
broadcasting to his own people and the world.
We iust cannot picture the people of England
fighting without him!
Shangra-la, China
In today's dispatches from Washington there is a
retty clear clue to the locale of Shangra-la.
thA successful air raid on
111 LUiuuiv mf,
urni,A Tcioti prtinnoi Art
HflAC 101C1I1U VVIVUVI
West Point quarterback, declared it was probably the
1... l sf tVA ,,-nr- tVma far
TVm riistanpo from MirUvav. which must have been
the base, to Wake is slightly over 1000 miles.
If this is the longest raid then of course the Tokio
raid must have been shorter.
But onlv some base in
this mileage limit from Tokio at least at the time
the flight took place. .
So there appears to be no reasonable doubt that m
an all-out attempt to eliminate China as a base for
u..u Janan tho Ninnon hicrh command.
tut aiuii.no vi irtiu.i)
either discovered where the
ated or made a pretty snrewq guess.
M. PS WILL AID
MEDFORD POLICE
Military police are now on
duty at various times tn Med
ford, their purpose being to
supervise soldiers stationed in
this area and cooperate with
local city police. The MP's, It
was stated, have no jurisdiction
over civilians.
It was pointed out that mili
tary police were on duty in all
localities adjacent to army
camps and cantonments.
Bee Wall Tribuus vul eo.
MEDFORD KAIL
99
a counter punch; for every
a year ago in fact when
In fact a year ago the Nazi
were making a forward
15 miles per day.
one finds the reason.
V
s lead is checked by the
FOR a counterpunch !
his place by sheer force of
'
Johnny Bull" will also go
.
the unwavering "will to
possible. Crinps micht
MppVinn. former famed
Lhina, would come wunin
r i ---o-- - ,
Doolittle attack origin
Marion County Court
Against Power Bill
Salem, June 30. t.V) The
Marlon county court adopted a
resolution yesterday opposing
the Bone power bill and other
congressional proposals which
would permit the government to
acquire privately-owned electric
utilities.
The resolution also asks that
if the government docs acquire
the private companies, that they
be taxed on the same basis as
private companies,
NEED CHERRY PICKERS
Salem, June 30. t1 Cherry
growers in the Salem area ap
pealed today for SOO pickers to
report immediately for work.'
TRIBUNE, MEDFORD,
Personal Health Service
By William
Ifntd letters pertaining t personal health aad hygiene, not te rtlleeee
eucnuai. or treatment, will be answered bj Dr. Brad? II a stamped eeil
sddreued envelope la enclosed. Letters sHooJd be brief and written in ink
Owing to lite larse number ot letters melted only a (aw can be answered
bere. No reply can be made to ejnertea not conform Ins to tastrattloaa.
address Dr. nuiiara Brad;, MI CI Cunlno, Bererlf Hills, CalU.
SAFE AND SA
Cat Your Iodine
Discussing hvoothrvroirt obes-
ity I made no allusion to the
fact that the hormone, endro-
crine or Inter
nal secretion
of the thyroid
eland (the
gland enlarged
in goitre) con
tains iodine. I
merely ex
plained that
insufficient se
cretion of the
hormone o r
endrocine by
the thyroid
Eland is the
Dr. Brady causa of hypo-
tnyroia ODeslty, and that no
amount of dieting or fasting can
be of avail against hypothyroid
obesity the treatment demands
careful administration of the
hormone by the physician. Who
ever dares to meddle with thy
roid extract without th mn.
stant observation and control of
ine pnysician takes health and
maybe life itself into his or her
hands. This is the onlv answer
I can give any one who asks me
about taking thyroid for reduc
ing.
But the idoine In the thvrniri
gland secretion is something else
again. Of course it is still pos
sible to put up a good show with
a bottle of iodine, althnneh I
doubt that fatal iodine poisoning
ever occurs, it Just makes a
great to-do when some one swal
lows some iodine and rails h
neighbors in. However, that
hidous skull and cross-bones
label you find on a vial of tinc
ture of iodine serves It pur
pose it keeps the sale of this
universal household first aid dis
infectant out of the hands nt thr
corner grocer and In the hands
oi me corner druggist. That s
the reason Mild Tincture of Io
dine CU. S. P. and H PI nt.
tion of iodine of approximately
t per cent strength) bears the
poison laDei.
Without aettlna too technical
and I hope without getting too
empirical i may say here that
even though it is dangerous to
take thvroid in mv rin with.
out medical supervision, it is
xrm j . . ...
ui aangerous, dui essential
for keeping the thyroid gland
functioning nnrmallv. tn e-pt nn
adequate dally Intake of iodine
in one lorm or anotner. A de
ficiency of iodine in food and
watpr In rprtnln spctlnns nt tv,
country has been recognized by
tne neaitn auinormes lor many
years, and In some sections the
health authorities have estab
lished the policy of mass admin
News Behind
The News
By Paul Malloo
(Continued Prom Page One)
difficult for tanks. Trucks and
supply trains cannot pass. There
are no camel trains.
The southern flank is protect
ed further by waterless desert
of a difficult type. Camels can
get through, but mechanized
equipment would have to go a
long way around.
Any bragging statement from
Mssrs. Roosevelt and Churchill,
therefore, would have been un
timely and might have a short
lived effect.
e e e
IMPATIENT person should
fact facts. Everyone wanta a
second front in Europe but the
decision to launch that front
should be made on a military,
not a political basis. The mili
tary leaders must decide when
they have enough men and ma
terial to win.
The Dutch Harbor raid was a
minor sideshow and the occupa
tion of tip Aleutian Islands
(nearer Japan than Midway Is
land) is a matter of no import
ance. You cannot blame Mr. Roose
velt for Libya. The British were
so confident there, they had
taken little interest in getting
our lend-lease material there
for three months past. They had
all they wanted or needed ex
cept a clever fighting general
like MacArthur.
Churchill and the British
will have to answer for that
one alone.
e e e
"PllE war labor board is split-
ting up inside In all direc
tions over the vital little steel
wase increase cases.
The labor members naturally
will vote for the )1 a day in
crease, and union maintenance
shop. The industry members are
backed in their opposition by
the Roosevelt policy of mainte
nance equilibrium in the war
economy.
The representPtivej of tha Re
public, who bold the balance of
OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE SO, 1942.
Brady. M. O.
IfE REDUCING
istration or Iodine to the public
to compensate for this defici
ency. In my opinion, this io
dine deficiency ia a common pre
disposing or contributing cause
of hypothyroidism and hypoth-
ryroid obesity. In pamphlet
'The Iodine Ration" available
on request If you enclose (tamp
ed envelope bearing your ad
dress I describe the more fa
miliar effect of iodine deficien
cy and explain how to correct
the deficiency.
QUESTIONS ANSWER1
Inclosing stamped addreieed en
velope for a pemphlet on mhorlunoe
of Harelip. (Mrs. L. Y.)
Harelip Not Hereditary
Answer I heve none. Harelip,
cleft palate, spina bifida, club foot,
concenUI hip dlaeuo or dislocation
etc.. ere preeent a t birth but are not
transmitted by Inheritance. These
developments defects may occur In
ny family regardless of heredity,
The earlier In Infancy such eongenl-
tal developmer'i defect Is properly
treated by surmry the better the
cosmetle and functional result will
be.
Nice Legs
Recently I was changed from sit
ting Job to one where I stand all
day. using both legs to prees pedals
on a machine to operate it. Friends
say ril get muscles In my legs. I
am worried as every one says I have
ntce legs and I don't want to get
muscular lee, (h. A.l
Answer 8ucn use of your legs will
keep them trim and firm Instead of
getting flabby and fat.
Long Distance Diagnosis
Wife si a beauty operater. After a
busy day she has a bad pain tn the
back of her neck right up close to
her head. It seems to hurt worse
when ahe gets nervous. What would
you suegest? f R o )
Answer I suggest that your wife
consult a physician. Prom this dis
tance it Is Just a pain tn the neck
to me.
Posture
Grown daughter's right hip bone Is
larger than left and her left shoul
der bones seem larger than the right.
Her father has similar defeets, so I
suppose ahe inherits It. If she mar
ries and haa children will her chil
dren inherit the same defects from
her? (Mrs. P. W. Ft.)
Answei If It Is actually and not
Just apparently a difference In the
alee of the bony structures of shoul
ders and hips, the peculiarity may be
passed down to some of her ehlidren.
Often, however, such spparent dlf-
ferencea in else and height of ahoul-
dera or hips Is duo to spinal curva
ture.. which may be corrected If diag
nosed and properly treated tn child
hood or youth.
(Copyright 193, John P. Wile Co.)
Ed. Note: Persons wishing to
communicate with Dr. Brady
should send letter direct to Dr.
William Brady, M. D.. 2SS El
Camlno, Beverly Hills, Calif.
power are sitting on a griddle
and know it, being hopelessly
divided.
This split naturally must be
kept from the public gaze and
a compromise which can be an
nounced as "unanimously adopt
ed" is what the board powers
are working on. Whether it will
tbe along the line of the panel
report is a yet undecided ques
tion. The board has been kicking
off since February a decision on
this test case which will furnish
the patterns for General Motors.
Chrysler and Ford, and may up
set the Henderson planned war
price economy.
It is strictly a case between
the CIO and the government.
The companies do not care as
much as usual about the wage
Increase, because the public
treasury will have to pay it In
increased costa of war weapons.
e e
TTHE government Is coming
clean on sugar, at least mod
erately clean. While exact fig
ures of sugar stocks like those
of gasoline are suppressed by cen
sorship (not the voluntary kind),
the Henderson office has an
nounced stocks are only 20 per
cent below last year.
Government officials private
ly claim that these stories you
read about warehouses bulging
everywhere with sugar, are cir
culated by political forces who
want to kill the sugar act.
Apparently south coast stor
age houses are overflowing, be
cause they are not accustomed
to handling as large a portion
ot the supply as has poured in
upon them lately. Also a Texas
factory said it was going to shut
down because it had no storage
space left.
The country as a whole has
no surplus of sugar, although
the question of how much ra
tioning Is Justified is still open.
Complete Millvork
e e SERVICE
PADGHAM PLANING MILL
1303-1309 Court St.
Kelly's
Comment
From Washington. D. C
McNary For Homo
Protection First
Women's Vote
To Be Factor
Pacific Steel
Plans Go Awry
Br Jobs W. Kallf- -
Washington, D. C, June 30
HERR HITLER may be the
No. 1 enemy, but Oregon a Sen
ator McNary Informed Secretary
of the Navy Frank Knox In his
Judgment and he admitted that
he is not a war strategist the
United States should dispatch to
the Pacific northwest, and par
ticularly to Alaska, some of the
bombers and fighter planes and
some of the warships which are
now being sent to the allies in
Europe and Russia. The north
west is vitally concerned with
the Japanese and their opera
tions on the west coast; their
determination to establish a
bridgehead in Alaska.
The view of Secretary Knox
(the navy has charge of all de
fense work along the coasts), as
expressed to McNary, is that the
Japanese are but passing visi
tors to Alaska; that all the Jap
anese want Is to establish an
observation point in the harbor
of Kiska bland. Later, when
the weather permits, the navy
will make an attempt to drive
the enemy from all the Aleu
tians and from Alaska waters.
Meanwhile the secretary agreed
to reinforce all of the defensive
measures in Alaska, Washington
and Oregon and orders have
gone forth with that object in
view.
e e
SENATOR BONE of Washing
ton, a usually highly nervous
man, takes the bombing by a
Japanese submarine off Van
couver island and the Oregon
coast as just one of those things
that can be expected in war.
Senator Bone is quite philosoph
ical over the situation. He had
expected something of the sort,
and Secretary Knox gave the
impression that the shelling
near Seaside and at Vancouver
island is not likely to be re
peated. However, people of the
northwest now know that en
emy submarines infest their off
shore waters, a menace to every
vessel moving in or out of
Puget sound, the Columbia river
or the smaller harbors of the
west coast.
And while the Japanese were
busy in the Pacific northwest
President Roosevelt and Win
ston Churchill were debating
when and where a second front
should be opened in Europe.
But in these conversations,
which extended for days, a hot
point to determine was whether
the command in chief of the
United Nations forces on this
second front should be an Amer
ican or a British officer. The
British commanders have not
heretofore established any bril
liant record and they have lost
much American equipment, as
members of congress are pro
testing. FOR the first time since wom
en were granted the privilege
of voting they may be the decid
ing factor In the congressional
elections In Washington and
Oregon this year. Registration
of women has never been far
behind the men in recent years,
and with thousands of voters
taken into the army, navy and
marines this automatically in
creases the voting strength of
the women.
Some of the absent voters
will be replaced by war work
era who have moved Into the
war industry towns, but the
majority of these "outsiders" will
not register and vote and others,
for one reason or another, will
be unable to qualify as electors
in these states. Based on these
conditions, it is predicted that
the women may determine who
shall be elected and who de
feated. There will be few stay-at-home
votes among the moth
ers an3 sisters of sons and
brothers in the armed forces,
e e
A very large segment of con
gress is convinced that there is
an organized effort by commu
nists and fellow travelers (they
have taken large space in news
papers) to defeat members of
congress who opposed war prior
to rearl Harbor and such mem
bers as have been red-baiters.
The Dies committee has taken
cognizance of this movement,
naming names and the affilia
tion of some of these people
with "front" organizations. In
dividual members have been
calling attention to the move
ment for a couple of months.
Phone 4750
The Idea appears to be to dis
credit congress and eventually
to destroy the parliamentary
system.
It haa been asserted on the
floor of the house that in the
"bundles for congress move,
which started in Spokane, two
active proponents of that plan
to ridicule congress were a Nazi
agent and an American agent
of the Japanese government, the
latter now under indictment for
neglecting to register with the
state department.
THE Truman committee may
soon investigate the steel and
iron situation in the northwest,
where grand plana were an
nounced for steel production
and then suddenly cancelled.
The steel situation is more than
"tight," so much so that ship
yards In the west are pulling
strings to obtain sufficient metal
to keep the ship program up to
schedule. . . It is all working out
as expected. WPB has ordered
all canned beef held until the
latter part of September by
owners of large stocks. Next
month canned beef from South
America also will be taken over
by army and navy. South Amer
ican canned beef Is mostly the
better cuts and was the prin
cipal canned beef stock on groc
ery shelves even in the cattle
country.
Communications
WANTS LOCAL C. OF C. TO
WAKE UP
To the editor;
I see by the Oregonian that
Coos county coalfields are going
to be developed at once.
Two officers from the army
quartermaster corps in Washing
ton, D. C, have been investigat
ing a fuel supply for new can
tonments at Medford and Cor
vallis, Ore., and are ready to
urge RFC loans to local com
panies ready to produce the
needed coal.
David Eccles, war Industries
co-ordinator, is assisting in the
local development work, Mr. Coe
said.
Over 45 years ago my father
developed a coal mine and oper
ated it as manager for the S. P.
railroad. This coal mine opera
tion is just about four miles
south of Medford. This coal
mine will produce gome 50,000
tons of coal if put In operation
now. It needs to be cleaned and
retimbered and as there is a
good road to tlje mine dump
where a truck can reach the
mine.
Your Chamber of Commerce
should wake up and open this
coal mine and produce your own
coal for local consumption. I
know the coal exists; three-foot
vein of It In that old S. P. coal
mine. What is needed is some
business men who will equip
and fix up this coal mine for
production. I am a thoroughly
experienced coal miner and coal
mine manager. I know the min
ing operation and development
of coal mines and coal deposits
i hold a government certificate
as a coal mine manager. I ent
ered coal mines to work when
only eight years of age in Penn
sylvania where I was born. My
father, before his demise in 1919
was general manager of coal
mines for over 50 years. I was
manager for the Southern Ore
gon Gas company at Medford,
SPEED
MILE
X IIMIT
ijuii.
To COOPERATE FULLY with the ntrionil rubber
conservation program. Greyhound is reducing bus oper
ating speed. This necessitates changes in arrival snd de
parture rimes of buses.
Today the important thing is to mike every bus work
full time-keeping vital traffic on the move. To achieve
this purpose Greyhound is introducing many other
changes-diverting buses to more essential routes-eliminating
express and limited schedules as well is many
"second sectlon"-unifying service with other bus
companies in some cases-conserving tires and vital ma
terials in every way.
Be sure to ask about the new schedules before you
tike a trip. hope you will not be inconvenienced,
crowded or delayed. But if you are, please be lenient
the y-tr effort comes first!
For complete information call:
Ore., for their coal prospect near
Roxy Anne mountain. Mr. Petch,
vice president of the gas com
pany died. This stopped the
operation of the coal mine pros-
pect. I make investigations also J
of coal measures and coal de
posits and report fully and truly
about them. I also have two
brothers who are thoroughly ex
perienced coal miners. "Let'e
go" and develop that old S. P.
coal mine. There are 50,000
tons of coal there yet.
J. Little,
1512 S.W. 14th Ave,
Portland, Ore.
Flight o Time
Medford and Jackson County
History from the tile ot the Mall
Ttlbone 10 and to rears ago-
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
June 30, 1932
(It was Thursday)
Stampede for Roosevelt itarta
In Democratic convention.
Deep pay slash for state work
ers urged.
Gasoline sales in May show
drop.
Fair and warm. High 85, low
53 degrees.
Holiday exodus starts for hill
and coast.
Fruitmen informed by Gor
don Green plan to ship pears
east by water shaping up.
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY
June 30, 1922
Ot was Friday)
Espee to run special trains to
Fourth of July celebration at
Ashland,
Chinese laundry on South Riv
erside raided by dry agents
without results.
Railroad strike called off fori' )
the present. "
Roald Amundsen off on at
tempt to fly across the North
Pole in a plane. Sails from
Nome.
Dublin a fortress as war la
Ireland grows.
Fair and continued warm.
High 82, low 47 degrees.
County excited over Klan at.
tempt to recall sheriff.
Skunk drive in Eden Valley
nets mother and six cubs.
Milkowski barn and hay at
Antioch destroyed by fire.
County Budget Meet
Not Like Past Days
A record low attendance fori-1
county budget meetings in thist-'
county, was set at the public
hearing in the Court House
Auditorium yesterday when on
ly 12 women, and George Ivor
son, Medford property owner,
appeared. The women were
members of a P. T. A. delega
tion. Mr. Iverson hasn't missed
a budget meeting in many years.
The 13 present were a far cry
from the record attendance of
1932 when a budget hearing In
the armory brought out both a
record crowd and oratory.
Closing time for Claeslfled Ads 9
. m. Too lata to Classify 13 JO
p. m.
CHANGES
BUS
r
SCHEDULES
EFFECTIVE JULY 1st
DEPOT! tth and Centra!
PHONEi 320:
o