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THE CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN Re-estab'ish-d, THl RKDAY, May 21, 1912 CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN, CI-NTRAL POINT, OREGON PAGE TWO September 13. 1923 Entered as second class matter at the post office. Central Point, Ore gon. under the Act of March 8. 187» Published weekly at Central Point. Jackson County. Oregon and devoted to the beet interests of the city and vicinity. possible dollar into the bonds which ' pay for fighting our enemies. Mr. Morgenthau recornmends a SUBSCRIPTION RATES wide extension of the payroll savings Six Months ........................................ »1 00 plan for bond purchasing Under One Year ........................................... »1 50 it, yi u simply allot a definite part of Payable in advance your salary for bonds, precisely as Advertising rates on application Office—Second Street, oft Main you budget for food, taxes and every-’ thing else. Time Is short now—it'.« ARTHUR EDWARD POWELL up to til of us to buy bonds to the Editor and Proprietor absolute limit of our financial abili ties. EDITORIALS EVERYBODY’« WAR This Is everybody's w a r- -and everybody must help finance it. That is the gist of a recent statement by Secretary of the Treasury Morgen- thau In which he pointed to the need for increased purchases by indivl- duals of United States Savings Bonds During the next year, said the Secretary, the nation will probably have to borrow upwards of »35,000,- 000,000. And then he made this per- "If the govern- tlnent observation: ment is compelled to go to the com- merlcal banks for the bulk of these funds, the result will lie to increase inflationary tendencies which are al ready serious. . . . "YY’hen bonds are purchased with savings out of current income, on the other hand, such savings help to re- duce excess consumer Income which, if spent for a limited supply of con sumer goods, would tend to force prices up. It Is for this reason, among others, that we are going directly to the people for ns much as possible of the money needed for the war.” The banks cannot do it all—and In the Interest of a sound national economy they should not do it all even if they could. It is the plain duty of everyone, out of self-interest if for no other reason, to put every Story of African Rubber Plantation (This letter was written by Mrs. J. J. Swain from Liberia, Africa to her mother, Mrs. E. E. Scott of this city. Mrs. Swain was the former Mias Mildred Burger.) Continued from Last Week On «ny way out of th«» plane I took one of the most beautiful oranges 1 have ever seen—actually orange color "for true”—from America. I had forgotten that oranges can be that yellow. Meyer and Johnny had come along with mm and remained with the blacks to watch. They, climbed on top of our pickup to see Mfssey in the plane. I brought them the orange and asked them what it was. They will say what It be—for myself, 1 said, "It be good, MIssey?" "You can’t know dese tings.” When I told them it was an orange they laughed and thought it a good Joke. A minute later they were the big attrac- tion showing off the fine, fine ting from "Merica.’’ Sunday night, Jan. 18th, one of the more civilized boys at the air port Jokingly said the airport was going to be bombed that night. What with a plane landing there thnt day combined with the ignorance of these people that was all they needed The alarm was spread through tha camps like wildfire and more than 2,000 blacks, men. women andplck- Ins, left “one time" whatever they could carry with them. Pots, pans, blankets or anything they could grab. The roads were so choked with blacks that they started going off for the Jungles through the fields. Whit.» men In cars were trying all night to turn them back and succeeded to a measure in persuading some of them to return but they are still looking for a lot of them yet and waiting for them to return from the Jungles. Stark terror reigned in those camps as they made their mad escape from what they thought was certain death. Their screams and yelling could be heard for miles. You can't imagin«- the frenzy of these people when they are terrorized, they are like trapped animals and behave as Such. Civil ization Is indeed a very long ways from Africa when something like this happens to show the white man Just how much progress he has made in his vain attempt to tame the wild tribes of Africa. I must bring this to a close and write many more letters for this plane, I wonder If you are as excited as we are over this new development, If you see any clippings in the papers announcing this flight will you please send them, we'd love to know how it was written up in the papers back home. We are all well and I.am back tp work now after my vacation of ten days which I took the middle of this month. Mr. Godley has found It necessary to devote almost hlB entire time to Pan American work In fin executive capacity and he and Joe are working together almost cons tantly now. Because of this I have been taken oft of all Firestone work and am now working for Pan Ameri can myself. We have employed every girl on the Plantations who will work or who has any knowledge of office work and are still crying for help, some of which is due to arrive short- ly. I have turned my Firestone work over to Dorothy Marconi who was my first assistant before and she is working for Mr. Hall now who took over Mr. Godley's Firestone work. My job Is to keep track of all techn ical and legal papers and documents for Pan-Am., contracts. leases, codes, etc. and the job is exciting as well as very Interesting. A great deal of con fidential Information flows over my desk which I could write a book on but which is better left unsaid. Joe likes his work better every day but Is doing quite a lot of overtime with Godley now. I hope It doesn't last indefinitely. 2:30 P.M. Joe Just arrived home for chop and says a bunch of Airmail stamps have been ordered for the Firestone staff and that stamps are about 60c each. When you send us airmail it should cost around this amount. Hope you are able to get a letter to us on the first flight as it > will probably be advisertlsed at home. ' The mall which we hoped to send on the 8.8. YVest Humhaw was left at the post office. No mail was put on board so our letters are still laying down at the P.O.—Nuts. Such effici ency out here, it makes me disgusted , Must close and lots of love and' kisses to all at home. Will write I some different news next time. You 1 might open the letters which arrive addressed to us for if I have time I’ll enclose a letter to you in them. I hope you are all well. HURRAH FOR THE AIRMAIL SERVICE Mickey & Joe. to find 2-5-42—Open our letter further details on the first airmail flight as the date was changed to February 12th. (To Be Continued) Is to Save DeBars Buy ar Bonds Medford, Jackson County, Oregon, within six months from the date here of. Dated this 14th day of May, 1942. MOLLY RAY Administratrix of the Es tate of Robert Ray, de ceased . 24 -May 14. 21. 28 and June 4. 1942. Legal Notice« NOTICE TO CREDITOR'S IN THE COUNTY COURT OF FOR THE STATE OF OREGON THE COUNTY' OF JACKSON In t+ie Matter of the Estate of Ro- bert Ray. deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, th it the undersigned has been appointed and qualified as administratrix of the estate of Robert Ray. deceased; #11 persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same, with proper vouchers, at the office of Kenneth G. Denman, attorney for the undersigned, in the Jackson County Bank Building in Rialto STARTS FRIDAY' 22nd For On«- Big Week! Spencer Tracy—Hedy Lamarr John Garfield in “Tortilla Flat” AM DEAF HOLLY YOU WILL HEAR WITH Richard Arlen—Jean Parker THE NEW YAITI M “Torpedo Boat” TUBE —Plus— Johnny Mack Brown Ends Saturday Nite! SONOTONE Hearing Aid “Stage Coach Buckaroo” GET BACK INTO THE WORLD OF SOUND SUN—MON—TUE Paulette Goddard and Ray Milland ENJOY VOI R FRIENDS AGAIN “The Lady Has Plans” FREF2 DEMONSTRATION YOUR HOME AT —Plus--- WHITE “Remember Pearl Harbor” SAM METE Dr. C. W. Lemery (SuccwHor to I>r. J. J. Emmens) 204 Medford Bldg. Practice limited to age. ear, nose, and throat ami fit*g of gliuwee. Dial 2120 Res. Dial 34«» Medford, Oregon (Consultant) P.O. Box 382, Medford, Oregon WED—THUR “After Mein Kampf” —Plus— Brenda Joyce—Jos. Allen, Jr. Protect Your Automobile Liability DEFENSE SAVINGS STAMPS Get leather covered a to The Heart” “ i pocket album for your book. Price 50c AND Fire Insurance SWEM’S LELAND CLARK HENRY’S Medford 4«10 7 N. Bartl«M.t Medford, Oregon DRIVE-IN PIT BARBECUE MEAT A Oil Till: (IT) til CENTRAL POINT, JACKSON (N)UNTY. OREGON FOR Till: I ISI’AL VEYR. JULV IM. 4912 to JUNE 30tli, 1943 Tiie following Is a BUDGET of the estimated expenditures of The City of Central Point. Jackson County, Ore gon, for the Fiscal Year July 1. 1942 to June 30, 1943, together with estimated becelpts from all sources and the LEVY of tuxes required to raised the necessary revenues: « s C M M A It Y Levy Classification Department General Government Public Safety Social Welfare Education Public Works Emergency » » Total General Fund Principal on Bonded Debt Interest on Bonds Totals Receipts E h tl mated » 1,630.00 275.00 2,350.00 3.650.00 50.00 150.00 1.210.00 500.00 Budget » 1,130.00 7,910.00 3,000.00 990.00 » 3,035.00 *11, »00.0<) 720.00 3.375.00 50 00 1 50.0» 80.00 500.00 • » 4,875.00 .3,000.00 990.00 » 3.035.00 $ 8,865.00 »1,200.00 1 ....... 12.69 22 41 » 1,205.00 1 20.00 15 00 83.3» 27.00 42.50 44.»2 63.81 2». 76 9 40 55.85 22.00 35.00 «2.03 57.9« 1 4.20 10.99 83.42 27.00 37.50 30 27 198 .71 24.70 25.5« 10.75 5.00 47.60 II > 5 1 5.00 21.10 «4« ..............¿ 25.00 16.00 40.00 20.00 30.00 15.00 10.00 1.156.00 1.862 27 63 59 <9108 1,1 MN .KO «•.30 1.045.•> NN« .«« 125 31 196.28 195 05 44.05 500.00 509.00 70.00 63 00 68 63 243 81 141.34 3I2.IU 167.06 1 56.46 141.10 133.21 5M9.39 92.51 134.29 10 61 too. 1 0 751.21 203.27 » 347.50 32.00 33.42 24 5.00 3 ON. NN 70 10 3 61500 65.00 50.00 »10,411 3» VX 3.000.00 1.311.11 500.00 »9,432 16 3.000 00 1.155.00 6.O00.0O » 16.411.37 75.00 1,500 00 495 00 »1.872.7« * 2.350.00 EDUCATION Library 5*1 20 »3.201 20 EMERGENCY » Total General Fund DEBT SERVICE Principal on Bonded Debt. lntcr«M<t on Bonds l-oans to Water Dept. Total Budget lass Estimated Receipts 500 00 Genuine Duart Oil PERMANENT WAVE SHAMPOO HAIR CUT RINGLET ENDS—ALL FOR Medford Concrete Construction Co. Phone 2381 I 36 Refunding Bonds No» I. I » 12 Io .11 N I 30 IWI.'t INDI II T I D N ESS 75 to 111» Inclusive in »590.00 Denominations—1943 to 194» General Fund—Cash in Bank Sinking Fund —Cash In Bank Special Fire Fund 16 S. Central Medford SAND. GRAVEE. CEMENT —T“ SEPTIC TANKS CONGER Medford Funeral Parlors DOBLMEIER'S SNIDER’S 28 N. Bartlett HONEY-MADE BREAD Medford, Oregon I 50.00 150.00 * 1.210.00 * Medford Model Bakery MOVING Medford CALE THE C. L. Perkins DOCTOR OF OPTOMETRY SwcesHor Io Dr. E. D. Fluissi I »cuing by YpisilntiiK iil Dial 3881 133 s. Central Medford i .Bateman & Sons LAWN 500.00 Arnold M. Depner, D.S.C. J 7.910 00 713 W. Main Freeli anti Enncioua EXCAVATING Eads Transfer & Storage LONG DISTANCE MOVING Ore.—Wash.—Calif. Dial 2828 1« Fir st. M<»dfor<!. Oregon A GRIDING (Doctor of Surgical Chiroisxly) 3.000.00 990 00 l l;I \ i Ml x lm Yl I < OYIU- TION8 OF THE FEET 217 Flulirer Blilg. Plion«*3l03 Mwlford »11.900 00 3.035.00 Plant Dial 34«!—Hou«e Dial 4297 1232 N RIverMde Medford W TOTAL TYY 1.1 Vi I ol< I'lsUYl VI YR—.1111 AMol N I INSIDI I LIMI I' YTION CAMEO BEAUTY SALON Pilone 3147 I 500.09 500.00 200.90 1 0.00 Medford Armory Southern Oregon 6 » No Raise in Prices Building a Greater SOCIAL WELFARE City Parks 400.1)0 50.00 N&.00 SUNDAY AFTERNOON Phom* 2l«9 N. Riverside 50.00 PUBLIC YVORKS Stic, ts A- 1 '1 aln.tg.' Trucks «K Grader Service Street Light A- Bulbs Dump Grounds .... Engin»'< r’a Report—Impv’tB. Medford Sewer Pipe A Irrigation Pipe * 3.650.00 160.00 120« N. Riverside T Phone 21 OH ......................... » Coinidete Founlain Servie«' $3.00 New Stock Wall Paper ( 2.400.00 1.000 00 250.00 50.00 CHICKEN DINNERS llair Style—50c Shampoo—SOc .Ma n i cu re—50c Fire-Retardant Roofs bring Lower Insurance Rates Dial 3843 38 8. Bartlett PUBLIC SAFETY Police Department Fire Department ......................... State Ind. Accdt. Insurance 2 30.00 1.500.00 I . I ■ ( î E X E R A L GOVE R X .M E N T Recorder« Office » 1,550.00 Treasurer’s Offic«' 200.00 Attorney .................................................... 100.00 Elections .................................................... 30.00 Auditing .............................................. 70.00 100.00 Legal Notices A Printing 30.00 Ltague A C. of C. Dues 60.00 Surety Bond Premiums .............. 50.00 City Hall. Jail A Fire Hall Insurance—Fire and Liability . 100.00 Fuel ................. ........................................ 40.00 20.00 Telephone Service ............................ WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY EVENINGS PABOO PRODUCTS A Roof for Every Home A Paint for Every Purpose 9 1.295.94 1 20.00 Specialist In all problems of •eye comfort and vision 308 1 lulircr Bldg. Dial 4001 Ekerson PAINT & ROOF Store DEPARTMENT BID«.IT I STIMITI.S FOR FISCYI. YEAR—JI LY I, 19l2to JUNE 30. 1043 Actual Expenditures For Year 1912 ] Actual Budget Depart m«»n< tTasaiflcatioii Total Budget maw 1949 1941 3 mo. 0 mo. » Doctor of Optometry Nucctwsor to Dr. Jud Rickegt PASTIME ROLLER RINK August W. Glutsch S 8.883.00 S 8.803.IMI Elva Livingston Lough »18.000 00 FOR AUTO OR PERSONAL LOANS ■Ml OVI RS I OR <>Y I It- - i I I I I l> Fl RN ITI RE : cMgning. DraiH'ry Making I lion«' »39 3 103 S. <,m|>e Misiford » 1.480.77 »0.35 1.032.95 SEE GENE THOMAS Lie. Nos 8-211 A M-217 43 S. Central Medford Try Our Herbs YVHEN OTHERS FAIL! Recommended for «Hilda, in fluenza. rheumatism nervoua- neaa, prostate. h«*art. kidney, female complaints, run down condition and other maladies ami ailments of long or short standing. THE CHINA HERB (LEE A WONG) >33 E. Main Medford 9 Total Cash on Hand I hereby certify thnt the foregoing In a true statement of’ the proposed budget of expensen for the Fiscal Year. July 1. 1842 t>> .lune 30. 1943. sn adopted by the Budget Committee of The Clty»of Central Point. Oregon, on May 14, 194: and notile In hOreb) given to all persons interested therein, that the City Council will meet In the City Hall in ths said City on Monday. June 16. 1942. at 1:00 P .Yl of said day and then and there dls- cuas Mill bud*, t Hnd make the levy of icty Taxes for expenditures for the Fiscal Year. Julv 1. 1942 to June 3« 1»43, and at which time nd place any person " Interested — * may meet with the Council and make his objections to I said budget and said proposed tax levy. It any he has. Dated at Central Point. Oiegvn. this 18th day of May. 1»42 1»1 —May 21, Juns 4 GUY TEX. City Recorder I PERL’S Funeral Home Established In yoar comm naît y •JA years Dial M7& 428 W. Oth St. Medford. Oregon New Lawn Mower s Trade in The Old SHARPENING A REPAIRING 2S N. HR SIMS BROS. MEDFORD. OREGON
