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i- ■ Letter» from England —11 ~ * — Economic Highlights CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN. CENTRAL POINT, OREGON P ag b nri ceed him, the great bulk of Mexican# 1 must and will be achieved. It will We were promised that when (The following are extracts from agreed. Even Alamazan finally re be done in part by making friends. prohibition was repealed people letters received by Mrs. Weighill. wife Theoretically, Mexico is nounced all claims to the office. would become very, very sane about a democra- It will be done in part by helping of the proprietor of the Rogue Valley cy with a governmental It all They haven't. . . The inereaae Camacho's election was a victory about Tractor Co. in Medford, from her sis like that of the United system lh»> poorer countries economically It of drunkenness in this country la a States, ter who lives near Liverpool. Mrs. Ac- for the United States, LJke Cardona . mounting peril............... Temperance is REPEAL'S \N NI VEILS 1RT Weighill has kindly consented to our tually, democratic processes are fre- he is strongly pro-U.S.. strongly anti will be done in part by throwing our not enough. We need heroic steps Distillery advertisements on De publishing portions of these letters:) quently thrown overboard in the Fascist. Some of Aiamazan's most prestige and power on the sides of The comment# speak for them- •3 Eccleston Ave . dramatic workings of Mexican poli outspoken backers are the reverse of those who are willing to follow our cember 5 gleefully called attention to •elvee—Christian Science Monitor. the seventh anniversary of repeal. Chester. England. ‘les. The presidential election ot that—pru-Fascist. anti-U.S. Ciinuuh» lead. My Dear Mary: And. finally, some believe, if Others have memtioned it. too—but last July was a case ln polnt not boastfully. We apprlcate Mr. Okerman calling The accepts U. S. leadership in this hem* So Roosevelt is in. We were very Avila ' sphere and will follow the foreign worst comes to worst and some of For instance, Federal Judge Pat- and aaiylng he would be unable to glad over here as although Willkie, of lackers of both candidate. _____ course, had promised us aid. F.D.R Camacho and General Almazan—did policy laid down at Washington. S ■ the republics continue to play ba!) rick T. Stone of the Western Dlet- use his ticket to the Craterian and riet of Wisconsin said: had given it In the past. Every one not scruple to use any kind of per- {it was for us to give It to a friend Ha logical that Washington should with the Axis, there will be no alter- Any high Hchoul boy or girl with were very interested in the fight but suasion at their command. ti.itIve left for us save military force. let us know soon after the paper was j make Voters his inauguration a great oeca- I am glad we don't have smearing a dime <an play the Hiot machine« or Were kept away from the polls by slon. Sent South was Vice-President- Chance# are that will not be neces buy a drink out. over here, in virtuaaly every road- It Isn't everlasting pas- sary — German and Italian Influence Mr. and Mrs. Guy Tex are driving time. Is it? Did you listen to the re main force, Tear bombs were Wallace. Carried by Mr. Wal house in my home country. . . This port of the bombing of Munich on thrown recklessly. ' The warm Mexi- lace were warm expressions of regard has undoubtedly been lessening all evil condition prevails throughout a new Podge sedan. most of Northern Wisconsin. It prob Friday night? I bet Hitler had the can air was stirred through Igitin America. 1 by gunfire. A from the President of the United jitters and I bet he whs first in the Some reports say that Mr. Wallace ably does in the rest of the State. considerable length of time passed States himself. The intimation Is too. shelter too when the bomb dropped >111 soon make a lengthy tour of all on his precious beer cellar. \Ye before the name of the winner was that Mexico and this country will The Milwaukee Jounal, denounc laughed at the unholy joy in th' announced. It was Avila Camacho. work more closely together than Latin America, as a sort of Ambassa ing these conditions warned. dor and Plenipotentiary Extraordin polite voice, when he told uh . they But tough General Almazan was not ever—and that part of that work will If "wide open" conditions .such ax were all flat out to go to Munich satisfied, nor were his backers, ary. That would not be surprising— the Judge discribes continue, the day Vio consist in ridding the land of the when they were told Hitler would he lent protests were made, And there Azetcs of the Communist and Axis he seemed to make a good impres will come when there will be but one there. The — R.A.F. had really a good sion In Mexico, and he Is the eas.v- answer to the tavern problem—pro night out. The Germans tried to were rumors of that old Mexican de agents who have been working their PABOO PRODUCT» going. Informal type of American hibition of public retailing of liquors machine gun some people waiting for vice for settling squabbles—revolu heads off trying to convert Mexican A Roof for Every Home and beer And next time it will be Helping solidify this re.tlly prohibition and not the tawdry a bus in Brook Lane the other morn tion. A Paint for Every Purpose people to their doctrines, who have Mexicans like, ing but did not hurt any one and Revolution might have come, had it bribed corrupt Mexican officials an 1 hemisphere is a far more Important Imitation of the twenties. New Stock Wall Paper then tried to bomb a bus down Bark The editor of Queen's Work, a not been for one man—retiring Pre who use Mexico a# a base for e.vplon job than the strictly routine position gate Road and missed. Fire-Retardant Roofs bring Roman Catholic publication, recently of President of the Senate. against the I can't stand machine gunning, i sident Cardenas. Lazaro Cardenas age activities directed Lower Insurance Rate« issued a 40-page document assailing think it is such a low down kind of comes about as cluse to being a na- United States. the tavern roadhouses that 1 have Dial M4S M S. Bartlett The Rebakahs entertained th trick but I suppose we shall have to ional hero ln Mexico as any living •sprung up since repeal, in which From now on. expect to see more Oddfellows Wednesday evening. learn to do these kind of things be man remarks: could. He would have un U. S. activity of this sort in othei fore we win the war ax the German: can't understand decent treatment doubtedly been reelected had not th" Latin American republics. Hemis i Foor Chamberlain died this week Mexican constitution made it impos pheric solidarity is not just a pretty I end. If ever any man had a broken sible for him to run again, Cardeiaa phrase—this g 'Vernment b-dieves :t heart, he had. His only fault was he began his career as a left winger, couldn’t understand cads, his own known for his admiration of many life was too straight and his integri- I tv hiH hi« greatest erpatnst nrifir» criim..,l Soviet ideas. As his administra ty. pride. Still he gained us a year at Munich and no one wd. tfon developed, it swung steadily to ever know what would have happen the right. And at the end it reached ed had we not had that year, though a sort of happy medium between red we certainly did not make as good radicalism and black reaction. Car use of it as we Bhould. I went to see ENDS SAT. NITE! “Under Your Hat” at the Cinema (ienas went openly among the people CHARLES MORRIS in last week. I go once every week as —which is almost unknown fur mill I think it does us all good to g. run Mexican presidents who live sur away from reality for a couple of rounded by troops, in constant fear hours, in these days. If there is a Plug I’endlcton Woolen Mills robes mill smart silk robe#— raid the light are turned up so that of an assassin's bullet, He brought eert.iin l<> <11 lit Hie man <n YGI’R list nt Christinas HOPALoNG CASSIDY in we can see our way about if neces opposed cliques together. So when time. Wc itigc you io -ee these fine robes, s|M’cinlly prieiMl sary and the management announces he said that, Aiamazan's protests not that the alert watchfulness has been withstanding. Camacho given and says any one who likes, may leave and gives the address of SUN—MON— the nearest shelter but no one ever WALTER BRENNAN In does go. When the raider's past signal goes, they flash "All Clear" on the screen. Saturday The 35's registered on so of course Eric has not had to go. Registration stopped in August as you know as they had as many men as could be dealt with and there are still some of the 27's and 28’a not called up yet though they are registered WED—THUR It isn’t men we need at present, it’s ANN SOTHBRN Most of the airplanes and ships. I l X l»l .ETONS \RI THE BEST men are doing two Jobs, their regular MONIA C\X BUY job and a voluntary civil defense job. 1*111« Eric is a warden, the man. one side of us 1# in the home guard and the son JACK HOLT in in the next door is in the decon taminating squad while his father is \l l\l' IIW' n 'A GI j OVKS—flic kind you’ve a warden. I scarely know one man m n n.itiön.dii ail\(‘rtis<*d—\ Fl\i: (ill'T! who isn't either a home guard, ARI’ Decontaminating Squad or A. F. S. (Fire Service). Of course a lot of women have joined as well. I taw one woman who amused me on Sat Wr’w n rille assortment of Mitrf« and Wl II IV E I lli: V I RY FINEST AT POP! LAR urday morning In the Market. She niiif .* lei X m tliH |K>|>tilar price range. on her shoul- had her A.F.S. tin hat PRICES . . . YOU CANNOT CHOOSE der and a hat with a terrlfic red A FINER GUT FOR ••HIM” quill in the brim on her head. I on nil makes of wondered what happened to the love ly hat when she had to put the tin hat on. t. calendar *■ CENTRAL POINT. OREGON Little Bill borrows my and pretends he’i» on A.R.P. duty. \ splendili assortment of swch I ith In all 221 W. Main Medford Cherrio, much love. (>!<s. No gift <•<>111(1 be more thorough Dora. ly useful ii((d appropriate! Lifted Editorials Ekerson PAINT & ROOF Store HE DESERVES A SMART ROXY GIFT ROBE Wagons Westward FOR CHRISTMAS Stage Coach War A Gift He Will Pendleton Wool Robes Appreciate as lew as Maryland” La Congo Nights ÎJ0.5O Silk Robes as low as I i ft 5 4» S *■ % ft I I PENDLETON Woolen Mills • Blazers • Mackinaws • Cruisers Gold Rush Maisie K “Oustide Three Mile Limit Sonoma Valley Parts & Services Cheese Factory Fick’s Hardware HANSEN GLOVES $1.75 to $5.00 SCARFS For the man who enjoys the out-of-doors! Leather Jackets $1.50 to $2.50 SWEATER S $3. 95 to $6.95 GIFT NECKTIES PAJAMAS lien '« a gift (liai - both intimati* ami appropriate . . . Be sure to mv our feature display of gift pajamas! But "The Masses" were not so »cc’ ish after all $2.00 to $5.00 Why not a ins kile for tlw boy friend, dad or brother? We’ve juM. wluit you waul, at- tmctlicly w rappod for the tree. $1.00 to $2.50 fle «ure that "Ills" girt comes from HIH STORE— The Toggery. We'll snip your gift for the tree! The Toggery Mir still hear an occasional a.’, lac r blasting away at the An . iican system of business—which u • pends on big factories, big net works of dealers, trade-marked on having trade-marked goods \\ nidi their customers could rec- < . ize. And the heavy adver tising helped to give us our modem newspapers, magazines and radio. goods, heavy advertising, anti Who built this system? The mass- L ess loudly now . you may low prices. es built it, by insisting on crackers Agitators complained f " they could recognize in the package, years that "the masses’’ were in jured by this system, and that we’d all be richer if we went back to the old cracker-barrel on automobiles, soups, soaps, chew days. ing gum, cigarettes, and all tither articles that carried well-known trade names. So the agitators have had to pipe But in spite of the complaints, little factories which have made down. They have discovered that dependable goods grew into big factories. Dealers insisted iead astray after all. 34 N. Central Medford USED CAR BARGAINS Prices Smashed Overstocked Must Unload Body & Fender Work Auto Painting "the masses” were nut so easy to Courtuy Nation11 Ruúnttl H ess SHULTS BROS. N. Bartlett St Medford