Thursday, March 13, 1141
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floor space bus been ¿et uside by
the Ford Motor company in its new
airplane engine building to he used
for an aircraft apprentice school,
Twenty thousand square feet of the company revealed today.
The $21.000,000 engine plant, now
in an advanced stage of construc
tion and scheduled for completion
late in March, will have its appren
tire school facilities in the front
section of the building. Work on
the project is so well advanced, it
was said, that this portion of the
plant may be ready for occupancy
G R A N TS PASS. O REG ON
by students before other parts are
finished.
Now Showing —
More than half the structural
“TOBACCO ROAD”
Charley Urapewin and Marjorie steel work has been completed, and
concrete flooring in the front part
Rainbeau
of the building is being poured. To
facilitate the construction, much of
Preview Saturday tl P.M.
the building has been covered and
Hugh Herbert in
heated.
Officials of the Ford school sys
‘MEET THE CHUMP”
tern are flooded with applications
Sun, Mon. Tues; March 16-17-18 for admission to the new aircraft
apprentice school. The volume of
BETTE DAVIS IN
applicants is so great, according to
“THE LETTER”
F. E. Searle. superintendent of
Ford schools, that only one of ev
Coming Soon—
ery 40 can be accepted.
Several hundred youths already
“The Thief of Bagdad’
In Technicolor!
have qualified for admission. Searle
said, and a full quota of 2,000 boys
will be filled before next June. As
the students complete their train-
Ford Aircraft Apprentice
School Nears Completion
r f t o f iiH i
federal and state gasoline taxes
averages about 46 per cent of the
retail price. For every 91 that the
average motorist in the United
States |>ays for gasoline, he must
contribute an additional 40«- in tax
es.
During the 22 years that the gas
oline lax has been In existence in
the United States, more than 910,-
000,000.000 in revenue has resulted
Approximately eight, and one-
hulf billion dollars of this revenue
has been collected by the states,
and one ami one-half billions by
the federal government. Iteeeipts
of the federal and slate govern
ments from the levy have Increased
enormously. In 1914 highway users
in this country will pay out ap
proximately one and one quarter
billion dollars in gasoline tuxes.
That amount Is more than what was
required to run the entire federal
government, including the urnty
and navy, plus all stale govern
ments. ulus all municipal and coun
ty governments, in the horse and
liuugy cm before the advent of the
motor vehicle."
Texes Totaled
Ten Billion Dollars
Highway users in the I'uited
States since 1919 have contributed
pill,000,006,IMM) in gasoline taxes,
and the highways built chiefly
with such taxes constitute the first
line of defense in the country’s
program of national security, re
ports Dr. E. B. McDaniel, presi-
.cut of the Oregon State Motor as
sociation, in a review of the motor
fuel tax situation in its relation tt
national preparedness.
GRANTS PASS. OREGON
“The United States now has the
finest system of highways of any
Saturday and Sunday
nation in the world. These roads,
Jane Withers in
built ghiefly with gasoline taxes to
serve the peace-time needs of the
“GOLDEN HOOFS”
«♦»♦»»*♦*♦*****♦******♦****♦*♦**** nation, now stand as the first line
Also
of defense in our great program of
national security. These roads al
YOUR
“CHARTER PILOT”
ready have been built. Men, equip
LLOYD NOLAN
ment, and supplies can be moved
over them today,” said Dr. Mc
will be compounded with the
Daniel. “There is to be no waiting
Pal Nites, Thursday and Friday!
highest
quality
drugs
obtain
until
next month or next year for
March 20 and 21
able and as exactly as your
these roads. In a national emer
Doctor orders at the depend-
gency the entire civilian popula
“Rulers of the Sea”
abla—
tion could be moved, with a seat
Dougins Fairbanks Jr.
for every man. woman and child,
Also
in passenger cars and buses now
OWL DRUG STORE
operating on our highways."
GRANTS PASS. ORB.
“NIGHT TRAIN”
First inaugurated in Oregon in
Cl ********************************* 1919 at the rate of 1c per gallon,
the gasoline tax was soon adopted
by all the states. In 1932 the fed
eral government, when its tax re
ceipts were only one third of the
present level, imposed a “tempor
ary” duplicating tax on gasoline.
Last year the rate of the federal
levy was increased to provide ad
ditional funds for defense purpos
es. Several of the states also have
PRESCRIPTIONS
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Volume U P
Price down
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12,142,000 GO
TO THE M O V IE S
3 9 0 0 COUPLES
GET MARRIED
3 1 ,9 5 0 ,0 0 0 REGISTERED MOTC
VEHICLES ARE AVAILABLE FOR USE
6 2 0 0 BABIES ARE B O R N -
ABOUT 51.4% BOYS.AND 46.6% GIRLS
3 8 0 0 PERSONS DIE
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POLICYHOLDERS AND BENEFICIARIES OF LIFE INSURANCE
POLICIES RECEIVE * 7 3 9 7 , 0 0 0 EACH AVER A G E DAY
MORE THAN 3 6 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 M E N AND MORE TH A N
1 1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 W O M E N GO TO W O R K .O N SCHOOL DAYS
J Q 3 0 0 , 0 0 0 BOYS AND GIRLS GO TO CLASS IN
SCHOOL OR CO LLEG E.
ing Increase! the price of goods.
True, advertising is part of the
manufacturer’s and merchant’s
coat of doing business, all of
which must be covered in the
price of his goods if he is to stay
in business.
But advertising helps boost
sales and production. Bigger vol
ume cuts cost per unit made and
sold. To meet competition the
saving is passed on to the public
in the form of a lower price.
Think of the prices of radios,
mechanical re frig e ra to rs and
heating appliances, automobiles,
light bulbs and other products
when first introduced and sold in
small volume. Compare with their
prices today, after advert« .’ng
won them enormous acceptance!
Successful advertising decreases
the price of goods.
Courtesy Nation's U n si' r
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II q DEPARTMENT o r INTERIOR ACT» to FACU.ITATF
n r T H E NATION’S ALUMINUM SUPPLY Through
/h^nenirtnient’sAioiinevlIle Power Administration. 40.00« kilowatts
«
energy from the gigantic Bonneville Grand Coulee
7nd w ilt add
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
40.000.000
pounds annually to the country »
one of the v ita l factors in the emergency, program
of the plant has not vet been selected C o n c e d in g the history-
a ? a lu m in u m
; k ville x Power
/S ’ ï Administrator.
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IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON, JACKSON
COUNTY.
In the matter of the Estate of
WILLIAM CARLETON JANES,
Deceased
NOTICE is hereby given that llv
county court for Jackson County.
Oregon, has apixiinled the under
signed executrix of the estate of
William Carleton Janes, deceased.
All persons having claim« against
said estate ure hereby required to
present the same with proper
vouchers within six months from
this date at the office of Neff and
Frohnmayer, Cooley Theatre Bldg.,
Medford, Oregon.
LORA A. JANES, executrix.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES
¡11 the
WM the
*ubJ,ct
Lesson - Sermon In all
Churches of Christ. Scientist, on
Sundiy. March 9.
The Golden Text was, “Beloved,
now are we the sons of Ood. and
tt doth not yet appear what we
shall be: but we know that, when
he shall appear, we shall be like
him; for we shall see him as he Is"
( I John 3:2*.
Among the citations which com
prised the Lesson-Sermon was the
following from the Bible: "Then
said Jesus to those Jews which be
lieved on him. I f ye continue In my
word, then are ye my disciples In
deed: And ye shall know the truth,
and the truth shall make you
free” (John 8: 31, 32).
The Lesson-Sermon also Included
the following correlative passages
from the Christian Science text
book, ”8clence and Health with
Key to the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy: "When spiritual be
ing la understood In all Its perfec
tion, continuity, and might, then
shall man be found In God's Image.
The absolute meaning of the apoe-
tollc words Is this: Then shall man
be found. In His likeness, perfect
as the Father. Indestructible In
Life, 'hid with Christ In Ood,’—
with Truth In divine Love, where
human sense hath not seen man"
(p. 325).
Trswl.t. *•<•»/ t»r
1. When you are driving 40 miles an hour In a car with good
brakes on a dry, level, concrete road, the shortest
in which
you can bring your car to a full atop U — la) 10 to 15 tr e t. b) 2.
to 35 feet, (c) 40 to 50 feet (d) on a dime. («) 80 to 100 feet, (f) 125
3. When you double your speed, the distance lr which your car
can be brought to a stop after you apply the brakes — (a> remains
the same, (b) Is doubled, (c) is trebled, (d) Is
. ...
3 It Is more economical to drive at moderate speeds than at high
speeds. True (—) or False (—).
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ing course, naw applicants will ba increased their tax rates, chiefly In
accepted to fill vacancies left by the depression years of 1930 to
those moving on to regular Jobs.
1933. Now the overall burden of
Only high school graduates who
are 18 or 19 years old and who live
in the Detroit area are qualified
to apply for admissiou to this new
branch of the Ford school system.
Among other requirements are rec
ommendations from principals of
high schools the applicants attend
ed, as well as from the placement
bureau of the Board of Education.
“We ure seeking only -the best
material to fill our new training
school.” Mr. Searle said. "The ac
curacy required in building air
plane parts is no greater than that
needed in producing automobiles.
But we have a slightly different
problem when it comes to finish. In
«ircraft work, almost all surfaces
must be super-smooth or the mater
ial will be scrapped, but In car
•»arts great smoothness is not re
quired in many cases.
"Thus, our preliminary training
program and the schedule lo he
followed in the new school will
have to he geared to cover Ibis new
ttitude of mind. The additional
kill in working smooth surfaces
will he vitally essential."
Boys now being enrolled are
started on a three months training
course in the present Ford school
facilities, which include the Henry
e ord Trade school, the Ford train
ing school and the Ford apprentice
school.
The airplane engine building is
eing constructed at the Hogue
lant to produce Pratt and Whitney
irplane engines for the I . S. army.
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“THE LETTER”
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