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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, luti CENTRAL POINT VALERI CAN, CBNTK.- w POINT, OREGON PAGE TWO NOTICE TO CREDITORS what he expected total victory in a matter of a few weeks, when he be IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE an The Russians, soldiers and civi COUNTY OF JACKSON lians alike, are fighting with that In the .Matter of the E»tate of CARO dogged fanaticism which has always LINE EPLER, Deceased. been the mark of the Slav. And the The undersigned having been ap German soldiers are dying like flies pointed by the above entitled Court on Russian soil. of the State of Oregon, -for the Coun So, there is reason tor hope as the ty aforesaid. Executor of the Estate of Caroline Epler, deceased, and third year of war begins. The Allies having qualified, notice is hereby may not yet have th* strength of the jiven to the creditors of. and all per Nazi—but Allied power grows. and lons hsMnj claims against said de eased, to present them, verified as many are certain that German power, tor all the areas it has conquered, all ■equlred by law. within six month, after the first publication of thfz no the resources it has gained, is dwindl tice to said O. H. Bengtson at his ing. This may be the decisive winter office at 126 East Main Street, Med in which one of the great pages of ford. Oregon. Dated August 21, 1941. world history is written. O. H. BENGTSON. Executor of the Estate of Caroline Epler. deceased. Mrs. Teddy Reynold» and children Dorothy and George E Idle of Glen 24—Aug. 21. 28, Sept. 4. 11 dale visited friends in Central Point NOTICE OF SEASONAL last week. DETERMINATION WHAM! THE CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN Ke-estab'Uhtd, September 1>. 1S2Ä Entered a* second class matter al the post office. Central Point, Ore gon. under the Act of March 8, 1879 Published weekly at Central Point. Jackson County. Oregon and devoted to the best interests of the city and vicinity. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Six Months ......................................... 81- One Year ........................... —............ 81- Payable in advance Advertising rates on application Office—-Second Street, off Main ARTHUR EDWARD POWELL Editor and Proprietor EDITORIALS THE AMERICAN STORY Notice is hereby given that the employers listed below have been determined to be seasonal employers within the meaning of Section 126- 707 O.C.L.A. Any interested party may request a hearing before the Commission within ten days after final publication of this notice. The "off-season" (in calendar weeks) of each seasonal employer in Jackson County is as stated below: American Fruit Growers. Inc.. (Medford), 52-30: d'-agley Company. r>o-,H>; B“tz Packing Company. 44- Legal Notices Much of the talk nowadays is the commodity shortages caused war priorities. In a world at military' needs necessarily come and civilian needs second. Not enough attention has been paid to the remarkable fact that, in »plte ! NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of EJNAR D. SCHRADER, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been duly ap pointed by the County Court of Jack- son County. Oregon, Administrator of the estate of the above named de cedent. and all persons hr.ving claims against said estate are hereby noti fied to present same, duly verified as provided by law, to the under signed at the office of G. W. Neilson, attorney for said estate, in the Court house, at Medfoid, Oregon. wlthir. six months from the date of the first posting of this notice. All persons owing said estate are directed to make payment to said Administrator. Dated and first posted this 4th day of September, 1941. KENNETH E. GROVES Administrator of the Es tate of Ejnar D. Schrad er, Deceased. 28—Sept. 4, 11, 18, 25 T I of the magnitude of our arms effort, teWS iTfM; m ont year U.S. ank production haó RFACH- tP A POINT WHK h hUZlS ACHIEVED ONLY AFT b -R F i V6 YEARS. the American people have caused so , little discomfort. Everywhere else in the world the out of whack. Short day» Involve Ing lately, however, that we are not strictest kind of rationing is the rule. heavy use of light. Here again, a doing enough. American help, they Only in the United States is there qualified expert should make all re observe, is as yet only a stream—not abundance of all the necessities and pairs. And keep a stock of fuses on a surging river. And there can be many of the luxuries. hand—the more or less common act no question but what the arms pro That is partly due to the fact that of using a penny to replace a burned- gram has been held back by unneces this is a rich country, possessed of But resource* out fuse is an invitation to disaster. sary delay, labor trouble, lndeiclson, boundless resources. Now w the time to get ready for red tape, buck-passing. The lack of In the raw are of value to no one. They must be produced, processed, winter—not when it is here and you a single executive head for the multi manufactured. distributed, before must use maximum heat and light. tudinous overlapping defense boards and commissions is still an extremely they can contribute to economic and Do It today. serious deflcfeny. Even so, produc- social life. tion is coming up. especially in the It Is American private enterprise in aircraft field. the manufacturing field which is pro Some believe that the coming year ever- ducing the tools of war in an On September 1, the war entered will decide this war. Hilter Is not Increasing stream—and at the sano its third year. In the two years that only fighting a war on two fronts— time producing enough of the tools have passed since Hllter sent his le smoethlng he always said he wouid •I of peace to maintain thehighest ■tan- gions Into Poland, a long list of nn- avoid at all costs—he must face a II dard of living on earth. I tlons have been »objected to the third front, too. The third front is III I It i» American private enterprise • ruthless Nazi rule, One of the clta- FOR A the growing underground anti-Nazi III I in the raw material field which is dels of democracy, France, has suf I I movement In the occupied countries. producing those vital commodities— • fered Ignominious military defeat, Reports filter out from Europe of oil, metals, coal, timber, etc.—which and has become a total state pattern- sabotage, the assassination of Nazi I fuel and supply our factories, ed on Hilter’s Reich, Some 7,000,000 troops and police, the Blow-down of It is American private enterprise in soldiers have been killed, wounded work In factories In occupied lands the merchandising field which is or imprisoned, and an unknown total which have been forced to produce making available to all the people the I of civilians have died in the rubble tor Germany. latterly, the German food, clothing, and household goods Of falling buildings, and before th“ authorities in the occupied areas have which they enjoy in Infinitely greater .firing squads of the Gestapo and the WARM and l«X)MY put Into effect extremely stringent !| I abundance than the people of any S.8. troops. One of the Nazi military new rules designed to prevent anti- You may patronize a other land, songs contains this line: "Today we Germna activity of all kinds. But the I • big store or n little »tore, a chain I rule Europe—tomorrow the world is underground movement continues • I store or an independent store— ours." The first part of that has come I » and grows. It is said to be especially whichever it is. It represents a mira FOIt volli CONVENIENCE true with a vengeance—but the I effective in France. Frenchmen who » cle of service, efficiency and econo- second has not. OPEN A SASSY SHOP • my. have escaped from Europe almost un » It is difficult, the war still being in animously report that the overwhelm It is American private enterprise CHAltGE «'COUNT in the service field—transportation sn indecisive phase, to accurately ing majority of French people pray light and power, communication, etc. num up what has taken place during for Allied victory—and wait in grim —which is rendering still another un thU astonishing conflict—a conflict silence for the day when they may be surpassed and essential contribution which may well, an Hllter han Raid, able to settle their long account with 130 Ea>t Main St. to the preservation, protection and decide the history of the world for what they regard as the traitors at But one Vichy. Milford. Onjon maintenance of the American system. the next thousand years. That is the American story—the thing seeniR undeniably true, and that On the Russian front, Hilter ha« y.. story of American private enterprise, iw that the force# which oppose Hllter been forced into precisely the kind of in a thousand fields of activity. It have become tremendously stronger campaign he swore to avoid—a long is responsible for our greatness as a in the |aNt year. After the evacuation campaign which must go through a nalion. It Is responsible for the crea of Dunkirk, it took an almost mircu- Russian winter. The victories he has tion of a defense machine which will loun degree of optimism to give Eng gained against the Soviet are relative make us the foremost military power. land a chance for victory. The best ly »light—there is little question but that most authorities hoped for was HEAL ESTATE AND a negotiated peace, which would let INSURANCE Fall and winter are on their way. some semblance of parliamentary Many part* of the country are still government continue to live In parts Formerly (SuccesMor to Dr. J. J. Eimnens) enjoying clear, warm days—I but the of the Old World. Today Britain haa Charles A. Wing Agency, Inc. 204 Medford Bldg. at least an even chance of full and month» of rain and snow and cold Practice limited to eye. ear, nose, conclusive victory t<>9 E. Main Phone 32«« nd some experts aren’t far off. ami throat and fitting of gla.*M*. think that her chance is Medford. Orefoz better than The winter season brings with it DM 2120 Ren. Dini 3409 some of the greatest fire hazards— that. Medford, Oregon The United States is playing a hazard* which are responsible for We are slowly thousands of deaths and the destruc- great part In this. tion of million* of dollars worth of becoming. In the President'» phase, of democracy." The property each year, Yet those haz- "the arsenal poaaibibly of our actually going to ards can l>e easily corrected. Winter hazard number one la your war In Europe seems to lessen, rather heating plant. Before long. It will be than grow greater. As yet, at least. subjected to maximum load. Any de Britain and her Allies have no need fect. any weakness, may result in a for additional manpower. What they disastrous fire. That Is true of fur need is munitions, and more muni more naces, Moves, fireplaces and every tions—and aircraft and still thing which haa to do with creating aircraft. Today Britain is carring the and conveying heat Don’t be your war to the Continent—and she is own inspector— that in not nn anta- • irring it there partly with American teur’a Job Call In a quallfied rvpair- bomber* which can fly at 30.000 man. It won't cost much—and It above the range of anti-aircraft may save a life. a home, or a factory. and above the efficient fighting Another hazard Is expotr-d electric for pursuit planes. Economic Highlights : • Soft, Fleecy : PAJAMAS ■■ Bed Jackets Pink • Blue $4 .69 JL » i ! < < » ■ > < » < : Phone 4100 >; >: > > > > >; ♦; >; >. >; > >; ♦ ♦, >; >; >; ♦ ♦ ♦; ’’♦à X > ♦; >; >; > >; >. ♦ DRIVE TO I ; THE COFFEE POT Medford’s Most Modern Drive-in •H ICY JI MHO S AND LONG DOGS FRIED CHICKEN DINNERS Meet Your Friends Here Rl\ I rnide ♦ ♦ ♦ Remember, we have Lockers for Rent $1.00 1st Month, 75c per month thereafter, or $8.00 per year. Sonoma Valley Cheese Factory Central Point, Oregon SAVE CASH ON YOUR LIFE INSURANCE LOAN If you pay five or »ix per cent interest on life insurance loan*, you cun save up to S0% a year by refinancing with this bank. cash Britain »pokesmen have been Medford MEDFORD. OREGON For the sake of foods protection. Corals fray, and fixtures get Model Bakery DON CRUIKSHANK TYPEWRITERS IN YOUR DIRECTION wiring Fresh and Luscious 230 W. «lit Street Dr. C. W. Let Freezo Ice be your selection BREAD STUDENTS: Rent a typewriter and get full value out of your typewriter instruction in school this year. Special rates to Students by the month. Or, buy one of our rebuilt typewriters, these may be purchased almost like rent. See Don Cruikshank Typewriters for your typewriter needs. SASSY SHOP I AM COMING HONEY-MADE TYPEWRITER S-f .25 * Mark A. Goldy, Inc DOBI.MEIER'S A JUST RIGHT COLD NIGHT 28; Robert D. Chamberlain, 48-10; Coffee Pot, 1-13; Arthur L Coggins. 44-9: Arthur Davies, 48-8; Diamond Lake Improvement Company, 42-1 s L. E. Edmonds. 52-21; Arthur J. Farra, 45-11; Montana J. Gilhouaen. 41- 13; Hamaker and Hfld 44-22 Henry • Lumber Company. 43-15; Herman Brothers Lumber Company. 42- 12: Knight Packing Company. (Medforl Plant). 46-32: Adolph e. Larson. 44-13: McGraw Morgan Lum- l>er Company. 52-11; Medford Io Storage Co., 14-26; Rogue River Val ley Canning Company. 42-24: Myron Root and Comimny, 41-30; E. W. Segessenman, 44-11; F. J. Spalding. 51-11; Timber Products Company. (Sawmill). 44-5. OREGON UNEMPLOYMENT COM PENSATION COMMISSION Dated and first published this 11th day of September, 1941. Date of last publication 25th day of September, 1941. 41—Sept. 11, IM, 25. This mean* a SAVING of *30 on each SIOtH) borrow«!. 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