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HrEDVOrcn AfATL TRFBUNTE. NrEDFORD. OTEGOy. TUESDAY. XOYEMBER IT. IMS.
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OF SECURITY ACT
All Blank Spaces Must Be
Filled Out By Employers,
.Inspector Emphasizes at
Meeting in Federal Court
Courtroom In th federal bulldtng
wb filled this morning by employers
who gathered to hear an exposition
on tha social security act by 8. H.
Morse, postofflce Inspector. Mr. Morse
explained provisions of the act and
answered questions asked by the em
ployers to clarify what Is expected
of them.
Postal employes of Jackson and
Josephine counties also attonded the
meeting which was called originally
for their Instruction. Through the
Intercession of Postmaster Prank De
Souza, scope of the conference was
broadened so thai employers also
might benefit by Mr. Morse's explana
tions and Instructions.
Mr. Morse emphasized that all the
blank spaces on the employer forms
must be filled out completely and
as accurately as possible. When the
employer Is not certain of the facts
he should state them as accurately
as he knows them and when he has
no knowledge at all be should . so
state. Mr. Morse said. Be stressed
that no spaces In the blanks Are to
be left blank or filled with dashes
Indicating lack of knowledge,
postoffices to Help.
If any employer Is In doubt as to
the filling of the forms, he may go
to hla postofflce for help, Mr. Morse
said. He added, however, that In
giving aid the postofflce does not
pass upon the validity of any .part
of the act nor Is the information
given to .the employer to be con
strued as an Interpretation of the
measure.
Mr. Morse emphasized that the em
ployer forms should be filled out
completely and returned to the post-
office as soon as poslble. Deadline
for return of the Iojois is November
ai.
The forma are to be filled out as
of November 10 and therefore would
not embrace any . employes not em
ployed ' on that date, Mr. Morse
pointed out. To have their employ
ment recorded, therefore, employes
who procure employment subsequent
to November 16 may fill out their
own forms and that should be done
as soon as possible, Mr. Morse ex
plained. Employes may obtain the
forms and any required Instructions
at their postoffices, he said.
Mr. Morse left this afternoon for
Roseburg to continue his course of
Instruction.
HEAVY BOOSTS IN
DIVIDENDS, WAGES
ADD TOJJPSWING
(Contlniwa tsum Paga One.)
300,000,000 at the current rate of
operations.
Many mllla announced 10 per cent
Increaaea.
Previously the antumn wage In
crease tide bad awept over the steel,
woolen and worsted, meat packing and
parts of the rubber, motor and miscel
laneous manufacturing Industries,
lifting payrolls for more tham 1.000,
000 workers by upwards of $100,000.
000 annually.
, Bonuses by leading corporations
went above $25,000,000 a General
Poods. Corn Products and J. I. Case
threshing Joined such companies as
Chrysler and General Motors In fill
ing the Christmas pay envelopes of
thousands of workers with extra dol
lars. Aside from an extra dividend on
the common of $3. totaling $7,983.-
800, Coca Cola directors voted an
additional month's salary for em
ployes "In recognition of the com
pany's fiftieth anniversary."
Helen D. Clark, nurse of Tucson,
Arizona, was employed by United
Air Lines as an air stewardess
after being chosen the most nearly
ideal type of nurse from hundreds
of candidates attending the nurses
convention at Los Angeles. All
air line stewardesses must be
graduate registered nurses and in
addition other qualifications in
clude age range from 21. to 25
years, maximum weight of 120
pounds, maximum height of S feet
4 inches, excellent health, good
personality and attractive appear-ince.
DEBT LIBERATION
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(Continued irora page One.)
al land banks, the farm credit ad
ministration, and farm credit asso
ciations. Gobs told the grange the
federal land bank and the land bank
temmmsloner had nearly $3,000,000,
C00 outstanding In loans approxima
tely 40 per cent of the farm d-sbt ot
America.
He cautioned the grangers agaln&t
gaining the impression that farm
credit would be available to borrow
ers who "make no effort to pay whnt
they owe."
"Congress has Insisted that all who
can must pay," he aaid. "The land
banks will not foreclose If a borrow
er Is doing his honest best and Is
capable of carrying a reasonable debt
under normal conditions."
Ooss urged farm organizations to
"sound a warning to farmers to avoid
the perils of land Inflation."
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BIRTHS
Phoenix
PHOENIX. Nov. 17. (Spl.)--Dr. ;
Harvey Farmer of the North Africa i
General -mission, who was to speak In i
the Presbyterian church Friday night I
will not bo able to come to Phoenix
at this time. The Presbyterian church
will hold Sunday services both at
the Sunday school hour and at the
morning hour of worship, commem-
dating the Whltman-Spaldlng mis
sion to Oregon one hundred years
ago In 1836.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Caster wero hap
pily surprised Thursday night when
members of the family arrlveu at
their home about 6 o'clock for a '
pot-luck supper. Those present were
Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Caster. Elva Cas
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Bay Edwards and
son Larry, Mrs. Marjorle Burleson
and daughter Shirley.
Mrs. Babe Caster of Central Point
spent Sunday at the L. O. Caster
tome.
. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Briscoe who have
spent the past 3 weeks visiting rela
tives and friends In southern Cali
fornia, returned to their home here
Saturday afternoon.
.
Join r
ETHELWYN B. HOFFMANN'S
Hosiery Club.
Every 13th pair free.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. 1 R. Riser
of Gold HIU a boy. weighing seven
pounds. November 16 at the Com- (
munlty hospital. i
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PORTLAND. Nov. 17. (API The
petition for confirmation of a re
organization plan sought by the
Spauldlng Logging company of &ilem i
probably will be filed In federal court ,
next week. Attorney Ralph TClng said .
today.
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Closing tune for Too. Late to Clas
sify Ads Is 1:30 p. m.
Comparative tests made at Brown
wood. Texas, showed moisture pene
trated 19 to '30 Inches deeper on
ridged pasture land than on unrldg
ed land.
TONIGHT!
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OUR
DRESS
Stock!
Holiday
Lines
are
crowding
our
stockrooms,
we must
have space.
These prices
should
clear racks
rapidly!
Buy several
at these
remarkable
savings
Newest F a b r ic s !
Latest Colors!
Wanted Fashions!
We suggest that you
hurry while assort
ments are complete!
PRE - CHRISTMAS CLEAN UP
OUT THEY GO! Lots of fino seasonal items must bo
Cleaned Up before we unpack the new things we bave re
ceived for the Holiday rush! So, we'ro inviting you to a
Pre-Holiday Clean Up! There'll bo thousands of thrilling
bargains that will be soiling for a song (many of these will
mako dandy Christmas gifts, too)! Hurry in right away,
because the size ranges aren't complete and assortments
are somowhat broken. Tho values, howovor, will bo as big
as tho children's eyes on Christmas morning!
115 ONLY
All the new styles. Princess, Scotch and Soda. All tho fa
vorite fabrics, wool, silk and rayon.
Swingtimc and tunic models Regu
lar sizes, 12 to 52, Also half-sizos
14. to 24,'$. All of our better dress
es NOW
$3)00
BESSES
26 ONLY
Acetate, Satin Romaino, Shoors and other favorite fabrios.
Sizes 14 to 52.
Up-to-the-moinont stylos R T
Hurry for this saving '
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15 ONLY
Fur-trimmod dross and sport styles; novelty weaves. Well-
lined and inter-lined.
This group comprises all of our
hotter grade coats
Outstanding valuo at
$(Q)oo
SPECTACULAR
CLEAN-UP
OF
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' Every Coat
in our large
stock
included!
Here are just
the coats you
want for every
day wear! All
of the new sur
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fabrics are
represented in
this group
checks, plaids,
fleeces, mono
tones, plaid
back wools,
polo type fab
rics smartly
trimmed in fit
ted and swag
ger 'styles
with optional
belts - they're
well-cut and
smartly tailor
ed. SEE THEM
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Excellent
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i n ji
jr. ' JKt f 1
New Glen Row
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and carefully tailored- T E ' with a 8atin 8trlPe- r!ors-
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Acetates, Wools, Travel Crepes, Qfi QWFATPP
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Sizes 12 to 44- mJJ SETS
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JJjC3S94W9 A big saving at
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Acetate Orepo. ft A V 11
Rust, green, black, navy, red, JP Jg V " -
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BLOUSES
RAYON KIMONOS Rayon satin and bright
. silk, acetate crepe or taf-
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Rose, Copen, t Y nriced
An exceptional Clean-Up price .
QUILTED ROBES )SC
Silk or Rayon. Pastol shades. AH are lined; some have
contrasting trim or solf-trimmed. MILLINERY
saving $3.98 to $5.90
One group new fall styles, I
- " - - - made especially for J. C.
Candlewick TEA APRONS vpt Co- A sp,endid
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ent from the average tea apron at f'i Jh? VP I I WW
this price fc-T
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Fur-trimmod dress coats I
Tailored sport coats I
Sizes range 12 to 46.
Selected from fashion favorito In
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Sizes 12 to 48.
Here Is extra value but the stock is
limited Hurry
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SUITS
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One irroun of swaeeer suits in size
12 tq 20. v.
Pennev's Pro-Holidav Clean-up price
;$n00
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prints, travel orepos.
Sizes 12 to 62
This popular priced group
are beautifully designed.
Save now I
$2 98
DRESSES
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"Angorette" dresses
Cleverly styled and de
veloped in the new "foot
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Sizes 14 to 44,
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Swaggor or fitted models.
Plaids, fleece or
soft mixed ma- tfrQO
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