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PAGE SIX MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. TUESDAY, MAT 31. 1D38. REMODELED ROXY TO We Congratulate THE New Front and Fixtures In Remodeling Program Lunches and Fountain w wee- p :m Service Are Featured ....... W,. . .O The Roxy Ann, popular Ifedford confectionery which h been cloned Tor remodeling ilnco May 6, Mil be presented to the people of Medfnrd and southern Oregon Wednesday In new, modern dreaa. With a smartly designed Interior, ultra-modern tile front and fixtures of the latest type. the Roxy Ann Is one of southern Ore gon's most attractive establishments, W. O. Webster and R. W, Webster, well known Medford business men. are owners of the firm and their corn prehenslre remodeling program- Is their expression of faith In the fu ture of this city, aocordlng to state ments Issued today. A new "liquid Detrolter" soda fountain has been installed In the confectionery, one of the most mod rn fountain! on the market today and Is built of stainless steel and through an Ingenious arrangement of refrigerating colls, all the syrups used In making soda and sundaes are kept at constant low tempera tures, assuring pitrona cold drinks, The new fountain also contains com- partmenU to keep ice cream at the proper temperature for serrlng at all times. A complete new counter In the ahape of a double bay trimmed with a solid blue top and stainless steel and new chairs upholstered In leath er and trimmed with chrome have been Installed. The Interior Is finish ed In Lamao wood a are the booths that have been added. A basement has been added which will serve a the kitchen and Ice cream room, A new type Ice cream container known as a "tray-serve" will be used by the confectionery, The new container Is built to fit the freezing compartment of home re frigerators so that Ice cream may be kept on hand for uae at anytime. In addition to regular fountain and lunch service, a special plate luncheon will be featured In the new Roxy Ann. F. D. R. SILENT ON W AflHIrTGTON, May 3 1 AT ) President Roosuvelt declined today to say "yea" or "no" to the question of whether he was eon suited before hand on Harry Hopkins' statement endorsing a candidate for the Dem ocratic senatorial nomination In Iowa. Hopkins told newsmen last week If he were citizen of Iowa he would vote for Representative Wearln In preference to Senator Gillette. The president said that If he ans wered the question yes It would bn Interpreted as favoring one candi date. If he answered no, he said It would be Interpreted to the advan tage of the other candidate. In fu ture, he added, he would not answer i such questions either from candidates or the press. Asked whether he waa supporting j one of Iowa candidates over the oth er he replied that he was taking the position he had taken In previous primaries and refused to amplify that statement. Congratulate Pope On 81st Birthday CAflTKL QANDOLTO, May SI. ( AP) Letters, telegrams and flowers poured Into Pope Plus' summer villa today, congratulating him upon his 8 1st birthday. Among the messages was one from Eugenlo Cardinal Pacelll, papal sec- , retary of state, on behalf of the ' papal delectation to the eucharlstlc ' congress at Budapest. In Cardinal PacelU'a absence, Monslgnor Domen lco Tardlnl, his assistant, read the , messages to the pope. 4 flm Rtntlnn Robbed EUGENE, May 31. (AP) Waiting till the operator hsd turned off the lights preparatory to closing for the night, an armed bandit held up and robbed the Texaoo service station at the comer of Sixth and Oharnelton street last night, obtaining MS in cash. We Congratulate THE ROXY ANN Upon the Opening of their New Fountain SNIDER'S Congratulations ROXY ANN Modern Plumbing & Sheet Metal Co. I P ' Mah eoInZ, III ' SA,'LAttAC Jh8 "'"- pine high commissioner did Rep. Albert J. Enrel speak, as House took up Army aDoronriatlon bill containing an Item of 1750 000 for 76-room winter home and 43-room summer nme fTfhi commi " loner. Above are views of Manila residence which has been used by Commissioner Paul V. McNutt He recently testified that house he had been renting for 16,600 yearly would no lont,;r be available. a, - a M COLLECTION I. job of William Jennings Bryan (above), who recently look over ofllce as collector of customs al Los Anjelcs. A son of "The Great Commoner" whose name he bears, he was appointed by President Roosevelt. Cooler Weather Checks Run-Off PORTLAND, May 31 (AP) Cooler weather checked the run-off of snow from the mountntna today and vir tually eliminated the menace of se rious lowland floods in the wide baaln drained by the Columbia river. Major Columbia river tributaries receded, stemming the rapid rise of the last few days. The government weather bureau predicted a fall In tne snake river would offset pos sible rises In leaner streams. We Congratulate THE ROXY ANN UPON THE OPENING of their New Moderr FOUNTAIN Trowbridge & Flynn Electric Go. 212 W. Main Street Phone 12 the Opening of the NEW ROXY ANN Wednesday, June 1st Our aim has alfrars fen so gWe our patron tha beat srrT lor and tha highest quality obtainable. To rurtl.fr that purpose we have Juat Imtalled a new "Liquid letrolter." This new "super-fountain" will serve you frosty sodas, peppy drinks, delirious sun lines more appetlxlns; than you have ever tn(ed. We Will Feature Complete Fountain Service PLATE LUNCHES 25c Ice C ream Prllrlniia, rich crcamr Ice cream In all the pop ular flavors packed In the new 'lmv-(rvr' nm. talner the container that la shaped to fit the frcpflne compartment of your refrigerator. This new lpe parkage will enahle you to keep lr oream readj to aerre at anytime. Pint 15c Quart 29c INDICNANT Rabbi Ste phen Wise, returning from abroad, warns asjalnst onward march of Fascism, reproached Enrland for "dilatorlness" In re cent Austrian seizure. Congratulations to the ROXY ANN Floor Coverings furnished and installed by CUPP'S FURNITURE ROXY ANN On the Installation pf Thet New Ultra Modern "LIQUID" Soda Fountain The Last Word in Soda Fountains Liquid Carbonic Corporation WASHINGTON and the world . . . 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