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MAIL CHRISTMAS
PACKAGES EARLY
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Major General William
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Rev. William A. Brown was Shedd, commanding general, Ninth
shopping in Grants Pass last Tues­ Service Command, Fort Douglas,
day.
Utah, today joined officials of the
post office department the war
J. C. ('HAMPION, Proprietor
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Smith trans­ manpower commission, and the of­
acted business in the county seat fice of defense transportation in
last week.
urging early, prompt mailing of
Christmas gifts — not later than
W A. Akers left for San Fran- ’ December 1.
cisco where he will spend the win­
“Shortages of manpower, unpre­
ter months.
cedented volumes of mail, and
wartime demands upon transpor­
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Mrs. Bert Badden is spending a tation facilities rill prevent deliv­
faw days visiting friends in the , ery of gifts before Christmas un­
valley.
less they are mailed by December
1," General Shedd explained.
Members of the armed forces
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Maurer and
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lewis of Hol­ under General Shedd’s command
land, were shopping in Grants Pass in the eight far Western states
were urged especially to heed the
on Tuesday,
arbitrary deadline for assured de­
Mrs. Maggie Gates left for her livery of gifts.
Mai] for overseas has already
home in Crescent City after vis­
iting at thè home of M tb . Martha been dispatched, but soldiers in
the United States are, in most cas­
Trefethen for the week end.
es, far removed from home. Gifts
Dr. A. N. Collman took Bob to them from relatives and friends
Fleming of Holland to the Gen­ I and their gifts to their loved ones
eral hospital for treatment on , must be mailed early to arrive in
i time for Christmas.
Monday.
So that the peak Christmas load
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Neil form­ inay be evened out through No­
erly of Kerby, have moved to the vember mailings, General Shedd
Joe Frank’s place at Takilma, listed three reminlrs:
1. Do your shopping now.
which they recently purchased.
2. If you send Christmas pack­
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Mrs. Gladys King of O’Brien, ages to other cities, send small ar­
left Monday for Alliance, Ohio, ticles to save transportation space.
where she will spend the holidays A war bond is Uncle Sam’s victory
with relatives and friends. She gift—“a present with a future."
3. Send all packages destined to
plans to be gone several weeks.
other cities before December 1, if
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Shamp of you want them to reach their des­
Idlewild, Calif., were transacting tination before Christmas.
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business in Cave Junction last
week end. Later they were guests
at the home of Mrs. E N. Cooke WINTER DRIVING
at O’Brien.
HAZARDS ARE HERE
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Emil J. Prucha left this week
Just as you can’t buy time on
for Los Angeles where he will battlefield, Robert S. Farrell, sec­
spend the winter, He owns prop- retary of state, asserted here today
erty on the old Waldo road and so you can’t buy midsummer
will return in the spring to make weather in which to drive your
additional improvements on his essentia) automobile to the battle­
land.
field of war production here at
home.
Chief Warrant Officer Paul R.
But just as the prudent com­
Dale and Mrs. Dale and daugh- mander secures his lines of supply
ter, spent several days in the val­ before the battle begins, Senretary
ley and were guests at Ye Rustic Farrell said, the prudent driver hides are running at less than THEY FLY THRU THE AIR
Serving on the African Gold
Inn on the Redwoods highway. can make sure beforehand that he piewar speed, and a lack of alert­
They left Tuesday afternoon for can get to work safely in sleet and ness is not as dense as it was in coast with the army’s air transport
times of peace.
command are 159 Wacs, flown
Seattle, Wash.
snow and ice.
“These safety rules are vital to thtre recently from the United
"The way to do this, is to see
QM CORPS HAS NAME FOR IT that your anti-skid chains are in winter safety: Adjust speed to States.
place, alii your defroster and weather conditions. Slow down
Osnaburg is the name of a windshield wipers in perfect con- BEFORE you reach an intersec-
coarse woven cotton material dition, before you bectgne a win- tion or curve. Don’t get too close
which the Army is utilizing now ter-weather absentee from your to the car in front, Put on your
anti- kid chains when roads are Friday and Saturday
instead of burlap in packing goods essential job," he said.
He cautioned drivers against slippery. Signal that you mean to November 24 - 25
for shipment.
The material is
“JANIE"
more resistant to wear and tear faults the Committee on Winter turn or stop. It takes three to 11
Joyce Reynolds
and is more readily obtainable than Driving hazards had noted as the times normal distance to stop on
burlap, which is on the critical country entered its third full win­ snou or ice without tire chains.
ter of war. These, he said, are a See that your defroster and wind­ Sunday, Monday. Tuesday
shortage list.
false sence of security because ve- shield wipers give you maximum November 26, 27 28
"THE ADVENTURES OF
visibility.
MARK TWAIN"
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Frederic March
( ave Junction, Oregon
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prior to induction into the service
Walter Huston
and who served in the armed forces
not less than 90 days. The law
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the Oregon act may offer slight
financial advantage to a veteran
over 25 years of age or to one with
a short service record, if more than
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contemplated.
"OH. WHAT A NIGHT"
Jean Parker
The registrar’s office at O S.
C. is prepared to give any veteran Plus SAN FERNANDO VALLEY'
more detailed information on these
laws. Already 72 World War II
veterans are enrolled at Oregon Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
Nov. 26. 27. 26
State, 36 under the Gl bill and
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35 under the rehabilitation pro­
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