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TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) Wage Requests Rejected For U.S. Air Traffic Men . "Washington (IP) The department of commerce has - rejected pleas of the men who control the nation's air traf fic for higher wage standards, - it was learned Saturday. . The action coincided with mounting congressional con . cern over air traffic congest ion. Two weeks ago a Navy In the Day's News By FRANK President Eisenhower (who -Is the Republican party's leader) is predicting a quick jipturn in the national econ- omy. He says the change for Z the better should be notice S able as early as next month - and should be clearly appar ; ent to EVERYBODY by mid- summer. He says he bases his opini- on on the best advice he has 2 been able to get as well as on iiis own personal opinion. rpHE Democrats, almost Z without exception, are X predicting worse to come. Z Commenting on Ike's predic Z tion, Senator Paul Douglas Z of Illinois says: "I remember how a former Republican r- President made similar re- - marks back in 1930 and 5 1931." ., Senator Hubert Humphrey ZZgt Minnesota urges tax cuts, "massive" school construc tion, slum clearance and other public works. In general, his Idea seems to be that the doors of the treasury should be pried open and the money permitted to spill out in a golden stream which every body could dip Into more or less at will. IN BOTH cases, the politi cal reasoning is clear. If an upturn doesn't come, the GOP is a dead duck. If i does come, the Democrats must be able to make out a case that It came BECAUSE "HE LIVES LONG THAT LIVES WELL" a '(Author's Nam Below) People are living much longer because they are taking better eare of their health. Modern medical treatments now accom plish much more than was ever dreamed possible. Slowly but surely new drugs are being perfected that bring a more positive relief or cure for almost every disease. Living "well" Is Impossi ble without good health. Helping you to enjoy bet ter health is a pharmacist's privilege. In our pharmacy are the medicines, vitamins and other health-aids that will enable you to live a longer and healthier life. YOUR PHYSICIAN CAN PHONE SP 2-6239 WHEN YOU NEED A MEDICINE Pick up your prescrip tion if shopping near us, or let us deliver promptly without extra charge. ,A great many people entrust usvwith their prescriptions. May we compound yours? HEATH'S Medical Center PHARMACY 33 North Central 'Quotation by Thomas Fuller (1608-1661) Copyright 1958 (2W3) Men and women hear again with nothing in either ear through thrilling Sonotone research discovery. Only YOU will know your E-Zone secret of transistor hearing aid completely concealed in stylish glasses. Yet you use both ears (just as normal per- E-Zone: Everything worn at EYE-EAR level, nothing worn anywhere else. rr C. R. ADAMSON, Manager MAIL TRIBUNE ' transport collided with, a Navy bomber near Los An geles and 47 persons were killed. Saturday the civil aer onautics board tightened air traffic rules for military fliers. The controllers asked the civil service commission, through the commerce depart- JENKINS OF WHAT THEY DID, and IN SPITE OF WHAT THE REPUBLICANS DID. SO MUCH for the politics of the situation. Let's take a look now at some purely business statements, which represent the thinking of free enterprisers who are looking forward to the future and making plans for it. DAN American World Air - ways announces it will build a 15 to 20 million dol lar jet overhaul base at Mi ami. Construction is sched uled to start about July 1. American Can company's Dixie division will open a three million dollar Dlant at Lexington, Ky., this year. A canco omcial says the firm also will expand its DaDer fa cilities in Darlington, S. C, tort Smith, Ark., and Ana heim, Calif. Ralston Purina comnanv says it plans to build a major cereal plant on a 20-acre site in the Cincinnati area. The expected cost isn't announced. Construction will begin im mediately. The Bank of America will double the size of its pro posed new San Francisco office buildinsr on Market street near Van Ness. The building will be eight stories high, and bank officials. say it will be designed so that additional stories can be add ed as needed. More than 1,000 employees will work in the building, which will supplant the Russ buildine as the citv's biggest office structure. rnHESE new nlan rpnront A CONFIDENCE, backed by MONEY. If confidence in the future continues, there will be NO depression. Youth Arrested On Liquor Charge Medford police report ar resting a 22-year-old youth on charges of furnishing liquor to minors and five juveniles for being minors in possession of intoxicating liquor Friday night. Police said Bruce Arnold Lindgren, 1139 Morrow rd.. was arrested on charges of furnishing liquor to minors after they conducted a routine investigation of a car on North Riverside ave., near Main st., Friday night. Susan Anne Wright, 19, of 507 Fourth St., Phoenix, June Mayvis Walker, 18, 1545 Camp Baker rd., Rachel Faye Standley, 20, of box 313, Phoenix, Richard Alvin White, 19, of 102 California st., Jacksonville, and a 16-year-old Phoenix girl were ar rested for being minors in possession of liquor at the same time, police said. They will appear in municipal court on Monday morning. HOLIDAY REVIVED Moscow HP) A modern version of the old Russian Or thodox holiday "Maslennitsa" was in full swing in Moscow Saturday. The Soviet winter carnival opened Friday night in Lenin Stadium for a 10 day period. Thousands of Mus covites are expected to attend the carnival to visit the booths and eat the traditional Rus sian pancakes known as "bli ni" which were once features of the Maslennitsa. sons listen) to enjoy latest hearing revolu tion recommended by doctors. Based on Sonotone bone-conduction invention, by passing outer ears. COME IN, PHONE OR WRITE SONOTONErz 839 East Jackson - Phone SP 2-5904 Sunday, February 18, 1938 ment, to upgrade salary class ifications for both beginners and trained traffic personnel. They want the starting pay for trainees set at S5.500 instead of the present $4,030 to at tract hisher-caliber applicants with aviation background. A high-ranking commerce official told the United Press the plea was turned down af ter a survey showed the civil aeronautics administration has an ample supply of traf fic control applicants. He also said ATC centers "throughout the nation appeared to be fully-staffed and adequately manned. Veteran controllers bitter ly criticized the decision. Controllers asked for com ment were unanimous in their belief that the entire air traffic control setup is over loaded with inexperienced personnel. "The reason we want pay scales raised is to attract men with some experience in the field. People like pilots, men with some airline operations experience, service veterans with radar and air traffic background these are the men we should be getting and aren't." Another controller with 20 years experience asserted that some major air centers "are short as much as 50 per cent in qualified personnel." Resignation Given By China Premier Taipei, Formosa (IP! Pre mier O. K. Yui submitted the resignation of his 17-man cab inet to President Chiang Kai Shek Saturday after being im peached and reprimanded on charges of waste and corrup tion. Chiang received the resig nation offer at dawn after a three-hour meeting with Yui. He was not expected to act on the resignation for several weeks. The control Yuan, watch dog committee of the Nation alist Chinese government, im peached Yui Dec. 23. The ju dicial Yuan supreme court c o m m i ttee on disciplining public functionaries repriman ded Yui Friday on two of the six counts with which he was charged. The committee found he had made personal use of public funds and had failed to eliminate government waste. Godfrey Aids City By Products Boost Oceanlake, Ore. (IP) Resi dents of this coastal center watched with pride Friday as Arthur Godfrey devoted at least 12 minutes of his pro gram time to a discussion of the 20 Miracle Miles of the Oregon coast. The publicity was all a re sult of a package of gifts from thi3 area that was flown to Godfrey in specially design ed trappings. When Godfrey recently mentioned the Fri day Evening Social club that meets on Tuesday noons on the Miracle Miles stretch he admitted that he didn't know where it was. Boosters here' dispatched their gifts in a myrtlewood chest embossed with a man of the region to end Godfrey's ignorance. The radio person minutes describing the box, ality then spent about 12 the salmon, crabs, and other coastal delicacies shipped to him. U.S. DEPOSITS Washington (IP) The Treasury used up 100 million dollars of its free gold sup ply this week to increase its deposits in federal reserve banks. Effect of the transfer was to make available to the government 100 million dol lars more for current spend ing. It did not, however, in crease the Treasury's total cash assets, officials said. Hearing Secret Senate Group New York (IP) City school officials have promised full cooperation ..to a Senate subcommittee which will hold public hearings here this month on the violence in the city's schools. Superintendent of Schools William Jansen met with committee investigators Fri day, and said he had prom ised to supply them with the information they requested on the extent of delinquency among the city's nearly one million public school pupils and on the operation of the city's special "600" schools for problem youngsters, in which J-m , 40: . V $ i n g i n g S-M x m ine..... urn ... A ... while my new G-E sunshine inside to 3 6, - IM HIW Undertakes approximately 1,500 students are now enrolled. The committee plans to hold public hearings here on BLOOMING SHAME Puyallup, Wash. (IP) The Puyallup Valley Daffodil Fes tival Board met in a most ex traordinary emergency session Friday. The weather has been so balmy the .daffodils are coming out ahead of the fes tival, not scheduled until April. The board decided to place a million blooms in cold storage available almost anyplace else in the nation today. Schpol Violence Hearings Feb. 27 and 28. Staff investi gators are expected to inter view principals, teachers and other school officials next week preparatory to the hear ings. Jansen also opened dis cussions with state education FOWL JOKE Chicago (IP) Pee Wee the parrot is laughing her fowl head off. Pee Wee's owner, Cleo Dean, said the parrot used to talk but "now- all she does is sit on that egg and laugh." . Until the egg laying Fridy, it had been presumed Pee Wee was a boy. Rain or shine - you'll sing too at the many conveniences of your G - department officials on a co operative long range pro gram to deal with city's prob lem children. The talk, described as pre liminary, touched on requests for increased state aid for spe cial schools for troublesome pupils and the guidance and counseling services of the board of education, and on the possibility of enlarging a work-study program for difi cut students. The republic of Brazil is expected to produce 65 per cent of her domestic petrol eum needs this year. dryer brings my clothes! THERE'S NEW FREEDOM ... in your laundering schedule more time to devote to the chil dren or other homemaking duties. You can eliminate time ... time spent hanging and taking down clothes and there are no hours wasted waiting for clothes to dry. THERE'S NEW CONVENIENCE . . just set the timer dial and select the temperature . . . and your drying will soon be done! Porcelain work surfaces, easy to clean and counter-height, is ideal for folding clothes. Foot pedal opens full-width doors! G-E Dryers as Low as $179.95 Model described & illustrated $199.95 Raid Nets 75 Persons With Games, Liquor Portland (IP) Vice squad officers early Saturday raided a house at 923 North Knott st. and arrested 15 persons on charges of being behind bar red doors. Officers said they confiscated gambling equip ment and liquor. SIGNS PACT London (IP) Russia has signed a new trade agree ment with Afghanistan, Mos cow radio reported Saturday. The broadcast said Russia will supply machinery, oil products, cotton farbrics, su gar and other products in ex change for cotton, wool, raw THERE'S NEW SPEED ' . . . family cottons can be dried in less than 35 minutes synthetics in less than 8 minutes and a heavy shag rug, which takes hours to dry on a line, can be dried in less than on hour! THERE'S NEW BEAUTY . . . luxury-styled cabinet with modern blacksplasher and illumi nated dial complement any kitchen or utility room. Dryer matches Filter-Flo washer. Is available in white or your choice of G-E Mix-or-Match colors. TRY A NEW G-E CLOTHES DRYER Now at Your Favorite Appliance Store leather, dry fruit and other goods from the mountain kingdom on Russia's south ern frontier. HOW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALS Station Sundays KWIN 10:15 1400 K.C. AM. E: fl
