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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY. JUNE 18. 1937. PAGE NINE " LADY PARACHUTE JUNIPER TO GIVE AERIAL TILLS Tiny Dorothy B&rdtn. noted pm ftauU Jumper, U txpocted to jrca trlbut greatly to th thrill in itor for Rogut valley resident at the air carnival to be held at Med ford muni cipal airport July 3. If 1m Barden baa been engaged to prevent her famoua delayed Jump In which she leapa from a speeding air plane at aeven or eight thousand feat with tack of flour. She will fall for three or four thousand feet before opening her paracute. During her head-long plunge to ward earth, she will release the flour eo that spectators, watching the cloud of white powder, can easily fol low her course. During her spectacular career. Miss Barden baa made more than 900 para chute jumps from dizzy heights. It aaid she ha developed remarkable skill In guiding her para-chute to a definite spot where the spectators can get a close view of her landing. Before starting her hazardous car eer Miss Barden was a postal clerk and rural mall carrier In Bridgeport. Neb. She was the first woman to procure a parachute packer's license, a rating issued by the U3. depart ment of commerce only to those ex pert In the difficult task of packing the silk parachute Into the small bags worn by pilots and Jumpers. She now resides In Sacramento, Calif. "We searched all over the country for the best woman parachute Jumper and we found her In MI&s Barden," said Max Pel res, president of Med terd chapter of the National Aeronau ' tde association, sponsor of the air tbow here, and head of the Oregon Aviation Development Committee, Inc., sponsor of the whole state tour which Includes aerial carnivals In ten cltles!Sjhe tour will start here. "Miss Berlin's spectacular leap Is only one of th-many daring feats and interesting extilfets that will form the three-hour program of Med ford'a show," Mr. Pelrce said. "In ad dition to the stunts, there will be a display of all types of plane which may be Inspected from dawn to dark." fornla and Nevada arrived here In a special train Thursday, ea route to the International convention at In dianapolis, they were greeted by the mayor. Chief of Polios Harry NUts and other greetera. who 'discovered" hosts of crawling things resembling Oregon crawfish on the visitors, and attacked them with apray guns filled with rose scented "Insecticide. The gueste insisted the vermin hsd been "planted. TIGHTER CREDIT. 2C STAMP ASKED SPOKANE. Wash., June 18. (AP) The resolutions committee of the national retail credit association pro posed to the 25th annual convention today resolutions recommending a return to a -cent postage and tlgh?r credit policies. Nashville, Term., led all North American cities 'n awards. Nashville won the award for out standing membership performance, and four Individual members won awards. Three awards went to Van couver, B. C, and two to Eugene. Ore. PORTLAND, June 18. (AP) May or JosepH K, Carson had sweet re venge on California for that state's pesky bug Inspection at the boun dary; When 1 80 Riwanlans from Csll- IP? In LYONS 70-Proof SLOE&TN Rial ilea b.rry flavor... a frult-y, distinctly long. B. sur le ask for LYONSI Fifths 11.25 Plnti 801 THI I. 9 tYONS 4 UAS CO. 3m Pne- Ca''f''0 W STATE GAINS 81 WAAHTNGTOK, June IB. (AP) Residential construction gained 81 per cent during the year ending May 1 In Oregon, Idaho, Montana, utan. Washington and Wyoming, the fed eral home loan bank board reported. Building material cost In the same areas were 8 per cent nigner man In April. 1838, and labor coats ad vanced' 18 per cent. House rentals climbed 7 per cent In Portland, and 8 per cent in Seattle. J'VILLE OIL SILO SOLD TO HECKERT Sale was announced toda; of the Jacksonville service station by E. 8 Severance to John and Otto Heckert. The sal. included th. building and lot. Th. service atatlon will be operated by John Heckert who Is experienced In th. automobile business. Both he and his brother are well known In Jacksonville and the county. Mr. Seversnce retained his home. H said he planned to enjoy a vaca tion before considering future busl tss plans. CRATER LK. LODGE OPENED EARLIER CRATER LAKM NATIONAL PARK. Ore., June 18. (Spl.) Heralding the approach of the 193? travel season, the Crater Lake lodge and dining room were opened for business June 6, to be followed by the general re sumption of park activities July 1, Park Superintendent David H. Can field announced today. In past yeara the park cafeteria haa been opened prior to the dining rom, necessitating a lengthy walk for food. The new poltcy makea It pos sible to obtain food and lodging un der the same roof. Cafeteria prices and service are available In the din ing room, which will serve meals only after the park cafeteria Is open ed. Housekeeping cabins will be opened to the public as soon aa snow conditions permit probably the lat ter part of June. Plowa have maintained open ent rance roada from Klamath Palls on U. 8. highway 97 and trom Medford on U. a. highway 99 throughout the past winter, despite snow depths which ranged from 10 to 30 feet on the level and In drifts. Parking spaee la adequate to provide for scores of automobiles In the rim area. Comfort station facilities are available. East and north entrance highways are blocked with snow, but are ex pected to be open to travel shortly before July 1. The 33-mlle rim road around the Iske will be open to traf fic at the same time. Portions of this scenic drive are undergoing re construction, but motorists will not be faced with difficulties In making the circuit. The mile and one-half Crater Wall trail to the shore of the lake will be open July 1, followed by the resump tion of lsunch excursions on the wster, Rowboata will be available for angling In the heavily trout- atocked waters. Campers will find accommodations available thia month at Annie Spring, six miles from the crater rim, due to earlier melting of snow. Gasoline is to be available at the park headquarters service sta tion June 18. BAKE POSTPONED ROSEBURO, Ore., June 18 (AP) Because of uncertain weather condi tions, th. Roseburg Rod and Oun olub, t a special meeting Isst ntght, voted to postpone Its annual salmon bak. until Sunday, July 11. Th. event was scheduled for next Sunday at Umpqua park In Roseburg, and plans were being made to entertain sports men from all parts of th. state. Th. eslmoa bsk. usually attracts from 3.000 to 8,800 persons. Telegrams wer. sent out this morn ing to clubs throughout th. sum giving notlc. of the enang. in aeie Mln. 8lt-Down SELBT. Cl. Jun. 18 (OP) Sit- .nw atrtkm affiliated with th. iTniua Mine. Mill and Smelter Work rs' Union remained In possession of th. Selby smelter of th. Amerlcsn Smelting and Refining compsny. Ardent Mat ran riiviiR rTTV Mo.. June 18 (UP) Harold Oates Is so ardent s wrestling and pris. fight fan that today h. orougn .uis w aiyorc. m h vrounrfa that hla wtf. would net attend th. matches with him. Judg. Darius Brown d.ni.d tne oi Insist Ob Delicious Lost River BUTTER Rush of Autolsti SALEM. Ore., June 18. (UP) With the deadline for obtaining new drivers' U censes July 1, the secre tary of state's office was swamped today applications poured in. Of the predicted registration of 415,000 drivers this year, 80.000 have already applied. Secretary of State Earl Snell said today. Road Map Change PORTLAND, Ore.. June 18. (UP) All state highway maps will be msrked with "The Old Oregon Trail" In the future If the state hlghwt.y commission adopt a suggestion pre sented by the annual convention of the Sons snd Daughters of Indian War Veterans here. 8tarTtncTggers MOSCOW, June 18. -(UP) Two thousand timber workers were re ported marooned tonight In tr.e Zugldan mountain area of North Caucasus Continuous reins locoed avalanches, blocking their escape Pood was dropped to them by airplanes. flare The Fish PORTLAND. Ore. June IB (UP) U. 8 engineers, noting an apparent congestion of fish on the downstream side of Bonneville dam, have trae formea the No. l and No. 18 fish ladders from the use of submerged openings to the use of overflow weirs, it was announced Thuraday. for Oreater Satlsfauuon Buy NOLDB & HORSl HOSIERT at Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann's. 8 A R Green Sumo. J .bat's what (oiks sav about the flavor of Upton's Yellow Label Tea. And you and your guests will agree that Lipton's deserves being called "world's best" after your first cupful. Try some today. At all grocers. ATTENTION! . here amies iwSaiutanj fyiud j La Grand. Plans Airport LA ORANDE. Or... Jun. 18 (CP) Th city of La Orand. has nesrly completed purchases of 840 acres of lsnd to b. used for a new airport. Dr. Raymond Stsub. Portlsnd. stop ped here enrout. to th. northwest sir planning council and declared the lite selected aa an excellent on.. Snowdrift's locktd-ln goodness for best results It takes a fresh shortening to make a tasty piecrust. SNOWDRIFT'S freshness is loeked-in. Snowdrift comes to you as fresh as the day it was made. iN lightening housework and helping make homei hyglenl- cally clean, Clorox performs the service of an energetic "sanitary squad." In every home there are places where germs lurk and thrive, a menace to health. These "danger zones" should be regularly cleansed with an efficient disin fectant Clorox. For Clorox cleanliness Is the type of cleanli ness that health authorities recommend. H This microscopic view of germs commonly found on m.dlumly soiled towels, on wash basins and other"dan. ger zones indicates the need for amnrecrea cleansing, norox is rgiij jVTTT : T tonti which scientists proclaim be.t Clor ln Your regular cleansing luited and safest for household use. dlilnfecti.deodorliei nd removes jy,- tyv numerous iiami rrom refrigerators, tfcZAi? glassware, dishes, dish cloths, 1 (V riminKnarili tlnbi Mrl.KnM.M. rociet, wosn potins, toilet oowli, bathtubs, tile, enamel, linoleum, sickroom utemili. A Clorox-Cleen home li a safer place to live In I Follow directions on the Cloroi label as a guide to easier and later housekeeping in laundry, kitchen and bathroom. It olio list many important penonal uiei. Clorox h always unl'orm In quality ... con centrated for economy. There li only one Clorox ...order byname Germ-laden white cottons and lin ens spread infection. Clorox in the regular laundering process makes them snowy-white, sonltory. Clorox olio deodorizei, ditinfecti ond removes numerout itubborn ttaini -even icorch, mildew from white ond color-foil cottons and linens. PURE lAFf DEPENDABLE -y n nn nn n m BOTHER BIG FOOD CENTER MAIN AND BARTLETT STS. Telephone 273 4 FREE DELIVERIES DAILY Telephone 273 COFFEE II Hills Bros. Rd Cf?, cans. 2 lbs D9C Hills Bros Blue pkg. aibs.HOC Red A Coffee 3 lbs 55c Ground frMh the my you like It. Picnic iSlil SATURDAY ALL NEXT WEEK Hre' a Tupp? thoujht Pa nil your food ihopplnf tomorrow et the Blf Food Center where you sure both time and money. You will enjoy a trip through the aUlei where foods of the belt are stacked high. You will find plenty of suggestions to help you plan your menu for the big Sunday dinner. A friendly service always. SUGAR tl 10 lbs. 57c 100 lbs. $539 VVALKUTS HOME GROWN MEDIUM SIZE 2 IhS, 35C CORN FLAKES a brand 3 pkgs, 25c LUMAN'S FOR AND ALL OTHER OCCASIONS A very complete assortment of Lunch Meats and Cheese Spring Lamb Rib or Shoulder Chops, lb . .25c Pork Steaks, Lean Shoulder cuts, lb. 20c Bacon, sugar cured, med. thick, lb. 28c Picnic Shoulders, nice and lean, lb. 22c Bacon, fat for seasoning, lb 18c Shortening 3 lbs. 39c Lard, home rendered .lb. 15c Choice R. I. Red Fryers. lb. 25c Choice Beef Pot Roast lb. 15c Prime Rib Roasts. lb. 20c Bontd and Tlrd Hamburger, fresh ground lb. 15c Hens, choice young R. I. Red .... lb. 20c Veal Rib or Loin Steaks lb. 20c Veal Shoulder Roasts lb. 15c Country Style Sausage. ., lb. 15c Pork, fresh side lb. 20c Kraft's Miracle Whip Salad Dressing or Relish Spread 35c - 25c QUART SIZE PINT SIZE CANDY Old Fashioned Chocolates 2 lbs. 25c CANDY BARS Baby Ruth Candy Ban 2 bars 5c FL0UR(1 PEERLESS BRAND 49 lb. sack 91.19 OREGON BLEND Hardwheat, fully guaranteed, 49 lb. sack $1.40 KITCHEN QUEEN an all purpose flour. 49 lb. sack $1.69 Tomatoes 'Tr..,rd ea. 10c Lindy Pears wo. ea. 10c Hew Hucoa . . lb. 20c Pork & Beans '""r 2 for 25c 3 lb. Pall POTATOES 25 pounds, Klamath No. S'l.. 10 pounds No. l's............. .35t .....19 59 CRISCO v: s 1 1 9 - OXYDOL 2 large packages, 45c FREE iSi 2 bottles Certo 45c Knight's Tomato Juice 3 25c SOAP 0. K. large, . 6 bars 25c Hew Potatoes ions. 19c MILK K Tall Cans 29c Case 48 Cam $3.45 LUMAN'S Bakery Specials SATURDAY ONLY Fresh Banana Cake Made with fresh ripe bananas all thru the cake and also in the de licious boiled icing. each 49e FRUITS Ct VEGETABLES SATURDAY ONLY Lettuce IZ each5c Hew PeasHom,0ro.b. for 17c Bunch Vegetables 3 for 10c Local Fresh, Tender CtMiifkAssAA HOME OROWN, AT THE diraw u ern es lowest possible prices Asparagus Home Grown 2 lb. 17c Grapefruit . . . . 3 for 19c Full of juice. Medium sis 1