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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. fEDFOTtD. OREGON. FRIDAY. JUNE 17. 1938.
COMES ON EVE OF
HEAVY SPENDING
Program Expected ' Create
$1,866,000,000 During
Next Two Years Most
To Non-Federal Work,
WASH INO TON, June 17. P The
Publlo Works administration cele
brated lta fifth anniversary today with
a fanfare of excited preparation for
Ita new billion-dollar program.
A aoon aa President Roosevelt
signs the lend lng-snen din bill, which
lneludea a t9SS.000.000 allotment of
PWA. the depression -born agency will
begin aanlgnlng money to Individual
project.
State and municipalities will pay
part of the coat, so that the program
la espected to create 1.866.000,000 of
spending during the next two yesra
All but t200.000,000 will go to non
federal projects.
Work Reviewed.
Construction In the last five years
totaled tl.443.000.0o0 for non-federal
works. PWA announced In an anniver
sary review. The old program re
sulted In 16.902 federal and 10,843
non-federal projects coating $4,83fl,
867.794.
The first new non-federal projects.
author! tic a mid. will be preponder
antly school, waterworks and' sew
ers. All states will share In the in
itial allotments, which are scheduled
to approximate 600 a day until 3,000
holdover projects have been approved
This backlog of applications from
the old programs will be followed at
onoe by allotments to new applicants
Since announcing the 1038 program
PWA has received a 1 mart 100 appli
cations from the field offlcea.
The latter reported another 800 tn
the mill, with Indications that a total
of 4.000 may be reached. . Informed
persona said, however, that many of
these would fall by the wayside.
Set Filing Deadline.
. No project may be atithorlred un
leas the application la filed before
September 30. 1038. unlesa construc
tion can begin before January 1. 1030.
and unless work can be finished by
June 30, 1040.
Federal allotments' may not be
made until local funds are forth
coming. Heretofore, many applicants
have received earmarklngs for 45 pr
cent of con at met Ion coat and then
delayed or failed entirely to provide
their S5 per cent. In evidence, 1,406
project under old programa remain
to He finished.
Similarly, applicants often have
encountered months of delay over
apcclIirftUons and contracts. Con
gress and the president Intended the
1938 program for agencies who were
ready to spend. They gave PWA no
discretion to waive the limits, and
that fact alone may change the whole
character of public works.
CLERGY PROTEST
OF FOOD STORES
Til Med ford .Ministerial associa
tion et a meeting yesterday adopted
a resolution protesting the opening
of grocery stores on Sunday.
It wss voted to aend a copy of the
resolution to each retail food atore
In Medford and vicinity and to
every mlnlater to be read from the
pulpit at church service, Sunday.
The resolution, signed for the aa
aocltlon by Dr. Sherman L. Divine,
president, tollowa:
"The Medford Ministerial essocle
t4on In a special meeting today, June
16, having been Informed of the In
tention of certain grocery and food
stores to open their placea of busi
ness on Sundsy, unsnlmously voted
to protest such action sa subversive
to the public weal and In defiance
of well-established and universally
recognized moral and religious cus
tom. "We believe such action unwar
ranted ana unjustified. We urge all
store owners In the city of Mertford
and vicinity to strictly observe the
spirit snd the letter of the observ
ance of Sunday aa a day of rest and
worship, for both themselves and
I heir employes, and we urge all our
rlttens and esperially all membera of
religious organlmttone to confine
the purchase ol household necessi
ties to the six-day period and to use
their Influence to discourage any
ana aJl violations of the well-reoog-nleed
end honored American cus
tom, handed down from our earliest
founders, of keeping the Lord's Day "
The fallowing churchea are repre
sented In the asaoclatlon by their
paators :
riral Rnptlst, the Hev. Wolford
Dawes; First Christian, the Rev.
James Hamilton; First Methodist, the
Hev. Joseph KnntU: First Presbyte
rian, the Rev. .Sherman I. Divine;
First Nnwene, the Rev. Fred Weatb
erford; St. Mark's Episcopal, the Rev.
K. S. Bartlam: South Methodist, the
Rev. Jouett P. Bray; English Mn
Lutheran, the Rev. Werner Jeaen:
Sslvatlon Army. Adjt. O. R. Durham:
and Free Methodist, the Rev. c. B
Starkey.
Kidnaper's Kate Sealed
CHICAGO. June IT. (API The
trnlted States circuit court cf ap
peals affirmed today the death sen
tence for John Henry Send Hind, kid
naper of Chirlea 8. Iloss. wealthy
retired greeting card manufacturer
SAN FRANCISCO, June 17. (AP)
Weather bureau officials here said
today that a rainbow around the
un waa caused by "very high thin
clouds, composed of Ice partl.'lee.
causing a refraction snd breaking
Into the primary colors."
TOMORROW AT
MAMA'S
PILLOW CASES
Day Sale of fine qual
ity Pillow Casea at a for
1.00. . . '. These ara all
stamped- and. have- a
dainty hemstitched border.
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Women s Shoes
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An Outstanding Value In
women'a ahoea at 41.00 palrl
'Oray and Blue sport ahoea.
Oray and Brown crepe sola ox
fords, Oray gabardine dress
shoes. Green suedes, Oreen,
Black and Brown sport , White
Drees and Sports. Blue and
Beige gore pumps and other
styles. Wot all sices and widths
but Real Values!
Reg. Values to $6.
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Chiffon Silk Hose
A Big Dollar Day Value In
Women'a and MUaea' Silk Hose I
Here are two, three and four
thread chiffon numbers In ,
Rollins, Holeproof and Mann's
In all the Newest summer
shades at 91.00 pair, fitock up
for all summer at this sale
price.
Regular $1.1 5 Value
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Everready Aprons
Prom our popular notion de
partment comes . this ft Day
Sale of genuine Ever-ready fast
color percale aprons In lovely,
colorful prints at 3 for 1.00.
These are In attractive styles
with a border and bias tape
trim. Regular 50c each, v
Three for
Wash Dresses
Extra special for I Day I A
group of Women'a and Mlaees'
last color Wash Dresses at Two
for 1.00 These are Fruit of the
Loom fabrtca In prints, sheers
and solid shades. The slue In
this sale group range from 13
to 44.
Two f
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50-in. Drapery Crash
2 yards for
Kxtra Special 1 . . . AO-Inch
Printed Drapery Craah tn a
good selection of colorful New
Spring designs for ourt&lns and
slip covers. Here la a heavy,
oloaely woven, colorfut crash
selling regularly up to 99c yard.
Now a yards for
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Dress Fabrics
2 yards for
A Day sals of Hundreds of
Tarda of Spring dress fabrics)
Actual values up to ftl.00 yard,
now a yards for 1.00. Included
are Crown tested rayons, print
ed shantungs, printed rourh
crepes and lovely solid shades.
All are New all a grand value I
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Arrow & Other Shirts
Attention Men! A shirt sale of
Importance! . . . Broken atsee
In White Arrow shirts up to
S3 JO values for el 00. Also our
regular $1.39 dress shirts at the
same low price. Buy now!
Shirt Values In
This Lot From
$1.29 to $2.50
A Sensational One Day Sale
of Spring Coats and Dresses
The Valuea offered in this $5.00 Sale of Coats and Dresses are so outstanding
that we must insist upon no approvals, exchanges or returns. The quantities
are limited and early shopping is advised. . . . Coat and dress shop Mann's
Second Floor.
fC A HTQ In tni" 8TP of $5'0 0oatl1
VVyrA l aJ you will find $10.95 values
In full length lined garments, jigger styles,
fitted and swaggers. Each a Spring model.
Each a super value at this $5.00 price. Come
early as they won't last. .
DRESSES
Hubrite, Betty Baxley and
Marie Dressier Frocks at $5.00.
These are New Summer prints in washable fabrics in
both long and short sleeve styles. The sizes include
Half and Regular. Come early and pick out one of
these good looking dresses.
DOLLAR VALUE!
From Various Depts. Throughout the Store
Dollar-Day in the Beauty Salon
From Our Air Conditioned Beauty Salon comes this $ Day
Special! ... Oil Shampoo and Finger Wave for $1.00. Take
advantage of this special tomorrow and have that wave and
shampoo at a bargain price.
Dollar Day in the Children's Department
Mothers! We call your attention to this $ Day Special in
the Children's Dept. . . . Kiddies' sun suits in printed patterns
and kiddies' all wool swim suits. Regular values up to $1.98,
on sale tomorrow for only
Van Raalte Fabric Gloves Are Cool
In the Glove section tomorrow . . . new summer styles in
Van Raalte fabric gloves for $1.00 pair. The colors include
shocking Pink, shy Blue, White. Navy, Chamois Yellow,
Brown, Mellon, and Black. All sizes in this special.
Dollar Day Sale of Colored Uniforms
Women and Misses interested in Uniforms should attend this
sale of regular $1.98 Colored Uniforms at Mann's tomorrow!
Here are well made Indian Head uniforms in fast color Blue,
Rose, Green and Maise. On sale for
"Hendan" Shirts for Summer Wear
A Dollar Day Special on famous "Hendan" Shirts! Here are
fast color pre-shrunk broadcloth shirts now so popular with
slacks and sport Skirts at $1.00 each. These feature the wanted
hi-low neck and come in White and Colors. Regular $1.25
Van Raalte Sweat Shirts... Special
Special from the Sports Shop on the second floor! Comfortable
Van Raalte cotton sweat shirts at $1.00 each. This sweat shirt
is perfeot for all types of active outdoor sports. They are easy
to launder and simple to pack. White and flnlors
Walk in the shadow of
a big brim of cloud,
light fabric! Yours for
$1.98
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Bare your face to
the sun in an Aur
eole Crepe for that
coveted tan!
10
Dash about very
dramatically i n a
town and country
rayon taffeta trav
eler! $2.98
And for Dollar Day
The Millinery Section joins the parade of
uay values wun a group oi smart lab
rics and straws in Brims, Britons and off
face styles
$1.98
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Saturday, June 19th
Next Sunday we honor our Dad I . . . Many will say.
"Here's to you Dad. I think you're swell," and hand
him a gift from Mann's. So why not join this group who will honor
him on this Father's Day. We have many things he'll like drop
in and ask a salesman.
Stetson Hats
For Dads of All Ages
Find out what alze Hat Dad veara then plek out one
of our John B. Steteon Hats lor hlml Here are the
newest Stetsons tn light weight crusher types and
standard weights in styles and shades for Dads of all
agea. Our ao tea man will be mighty glad to help you.
$5.00 and $7.50
. EXCLUSIVE AT MANN'S
Give Dad a New Tie
$1
Dad Needs Holeproofs
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BUY TWO -PAIR FOR $1.15
Dad Would Appreciate a
NEW SUIT
Especially if It's a
Hart Schaffner m
and Marx
Let's gang up on Dad and bring him to Mann's for a
New Hart Shallner and Marx sultl Here he can pick
out a famous triple test worsted suit In either a single
or double breasted style. The kind of a suit he has
always wanted. So let's get It for him. Hart Shaffnex
and Marx suits are sold only at Mann's.
HO. and $45.
The old standby Keck wear for a Dad's day
gtftl But select It from the store where he
buys, then you'll please him. New patterns
In Wilson Bros. Congo cloth and Botany
wools. Ties guaranteed to please any man
on earth.
Sunday, slip him a pair or a Box
of Holeproof Pacers the hose with
the garter attached. These smart
sox come In patterns end colors that
men like and the attached garter Jft
so comfortable.
Skipper Sport Shirts
If Dad Is an Outdoor Man buy
him a "Skipper" sporta shirt by
Wilson Bros. He'll enjoy the easy
fitting full cut of these garment
as they are made for men.
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MANN'S STORE FOR MEN
World Famous
KENWOOD
BLANKETS
$995
LOWER
MAIN
FLOOR
Our June Blanket Sale otters vou thla glorious sll oo!
Kenwood for only 9.95. A regular S13.50 blanket In
the populsr 72x84-lncb size. These come In rich bed
room shades snd each blanket bound with a matching
silk satin binding. Tou csn buy this Kenwood on Our
Club Payment Plan. Ask about Itl
Polly Printiss and Bates
CHENILLE
BED SPREADS
The June Bedding Event offers you New
Polly Prentiss snd Bate Chemtlle spreads
at M 95 esch. Big full sire spreads In new
designs and colors. They are marked to
sell for fl P5. On sale tomorrow at i4.95
Buy on the Club Plan.
$495
New Twin Siie Chenilles $2.95
Join Our
Blanket Club
50c down, 50c week
Join our popular Blanket Club!
Dcwens of women all ove. So.
Oregon take advantage of thla
Club Plan to buy their Winter
Bedding Just drop Into the
Bedding section, pick out your
blankets, quilt and spreads;
pay SO: down and SOc or more
each wee and in a short
time your bedding Is all paid
for Join now. while the Blan
ket Sale Is In full swing!
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