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Newspaper Page TextrEDFORT MATT, TRTBTTCT. MEDFOTm (YRTlftOy, THT7RRDAY. OPTOBETf 20. 1938. TirTOFCmT) fATTi TKTT?TjyrE, "NrEPFO'RO, OT?Er,Oy, TTTTRSTlAT. OCTO"BF,T; 103. PAGE SEVEN of professional, executive, outalde on how the definitions would be ap plied to specific Industries. Hla aides eald such Interpretations would have to be made by employers and workers themselves. Where here is divergence of views the courts ultimately will have to reconcile the differences. Employers have four days In which to complete preparations for com plying with the law. The statutes laying down basic work standards for 11,000,000 wage earners In interstate commerce, be comes effective at 13:01 a.m. next Monday. Before that time thousands of ing controverted clauses In the law, defining exemptions and instruct are In the last analysis merely ad visory. Ultimately the 'courts, rather than the administrator, wtlr settle the question. 4 Portland, executive secretary; E. B. of higher education. Approval of the designs for the structure, which will face Condon hall, a buldlng It will duplicate, was received from PWA official! today. Completion of the structure will mark a three-year building program that has added more than $1,000,000 In new structures to the campus. with the 1038 law which provides killing must be as speedy as possible, 1 either br shooting or stunning with a blow. talesmen and persona engaged In a retail capacity, all of whom will be vided a hint today tha army la speed ing up rearmament In anticipation of President Roosevelt's new defense proposals. Ordnance officers have worked day and night to close contracts with manufacturers without delay. Forces at some manufacturing ar mington. Del. Browning machine guns costing $2,098,690 were ordered from Colt's Patent Flraarms Manu facturing company. Hartford. Conn. Earlier oontracta were for search light. direction ftndera and other apparatus connected with 240-odd three-lneh anti-aircraft guns already being made In government arsenals. The munitions contract, the re cent "educational" orders to familiar ise manufacturers with production of Intricate arms, an administration move to strengthen the power net work around 1ft big Industrial cen ters, and Mr. Roosevelt's disclosure ma.is production of alrplanea was be tng considered all fit Into detailed war department plans to moblllns In dustry In an emergency. - WINDOW GLASS We sell window glass and will replace your broken windows reasonably. Thowbridge Cab inet Works. SEVEN LIVES TOLL IN CALIFORNIA HUNTING Death of Five Due To Tire Blowout DTJANESBURO, N.'Y- Oct. 20. (Jf) Five Cherry Valley. N. Y., house wives, returning from a shopping trip In Albany, were Injured fatally near here last night In a oolllslon of two automobiles, Mrs. Daisy Heatherlngton, 67, died early today. The othera wera killed Instantly. Coroner K. J. Sems aald s tire blow out on the car operated by Mrs. Flor ence M. Pearson caused It to strike the automobile of Harmon Matt ice of Schenectady. Mattlce and three com panions were Injured. gathering of Masons In the history of Curry county will be held here Saturday night;. October 29, to pay tribute to the oldest Maaon in the world in point of years of member ship, Willis T. White. Mr. Whit re ceived his Master Mason's degree at Princeton, Me., January 17, 1867, and has been active In the lodge for 71 years. He will be 98 years old on October 20. fused to engage In collective bargain ; ing although Cohn aald the union ; had won an employee' election, 105 to i t.Kiny U would bulla a $7,000,000 tex MacNaughton, Portland, treasurer, tile yarn plant on a 340-acre Iract itb;ut a mile southwest of Seafw: Del, The plant will employ nearly J,. 000 persons. ing employers on the records they and O. O. Roehr. Portland, counsel. exempt from the fair labor standard must keep to show proper compli ance. Many Puzzled , At the same time he and hla aides The group divided the state into act which becomes effective Mon day. At the same time, he announced a person could apply for a revision of the definitions and poaslbly would be granted a hearing. "If the administrator believes rea sonable cause for amendment of the regulation Is act forth," Andrews said, "he will either achedule a hearing with due notice to the In terested parties, or will make other provision for affording them an op i. EXEMPTED CLASS ten administrative districts and an nounced It would begin a drive for 8,000 members. IT SPEEDING UP Chrysler Increases Production Program NEW YORK, Oct. 30. ;P) K. T. Keller, president of Chrysler Corp., announced today the company has increased Its production schedules 30 per cent, and since Auguit 1 has re called 34.000 employes. "We now have approximately 64, 000 men at work In our plants and expect employment will increase right along into November," he anld. "Open orders on our books today call for a total of 137,000 new 1939 passenger cars," Keller snJd. Closing time for Too Lata to Clas sify Ads Is 1:30 p. m. Fiery Itching Skin sought to reply as rapidly as possible to Hundreds of inquiries from busi ness firms puzzled over the question OPEN BIDS SOON FOR UNIVERSITY BUILDING E ELECT, RENEW EFFORTS senals have been doubled, but the j far greater facilities of private In-1 SAN FRANCT8CD. Oct. 30 (JP) Seven deer hunters. Including a 12-year-old-bay. were shot fatally, and three dlfd from Illnesses during the California deer season which closed Oct. 15, statistics revealed today. Fifteen hunters were killed last year and U died In 1B3. The fish and game .commission re ported hunters hsd an unusually successful season, having reported shooting 31.019 deer when the season closed, compared to 28,864 last year. Several hundred more deer were ex pected to be added to this total when belated tags were received from hunt ers. IN 0. S. KOSHER BUTCHERING ' PROHIBITED IN ITALY Try This for Quick Relief A Simple Home Treatment of compliance. ' ATTENTION LADIES! Uncertainty has arisen chiefly dustry imwt make the bulk of any further munitions which corfgrew may authorlw at the president's re quest. (10.000,000 Announced. The latest orders, announced yes terday, totaled more than $9,000,000. They accounted for the bulk of near ly $61 .000.000 which congress voted this year for anti-aircraft guns, tanks, powder and bombs. The largest was a $2,317,291 order for smokeleas powder to B. I. Du Pont de Nemours te company, Wil among firms which produce goods for both Interstate and Intra-state commerce. Purely intrastate busi nesses are exempt. Claim Banker Club Unfair to Workers NKW YORK, Oct. 30. The Bankers Club of America, one of the wealthiest and most luxurious in the country, was aocused of unfair labor practices today In a complaint filed with the state labor relations board Local 6 of the hotel Club employers union (AFL) charged through it at torney, Eidnay Cohn, the club had re- Here Is a clean, powerful, penetrat ing oil now dispensed by pharma cists everywhere at trifling cost that bring speedy relief from the Itching and tortures of Eczema, Itching Toes and Foot Rashes and other externally caused akin troubles. Not only does Moone's Emerald OH relieve the Itching and torture but It helps promote mora rapid and healthy healing. You can obtain Moone's Emerald Oil In the original bottle at Western Thrift Drug Stoea or any modern drug store on a guar antee of money back If not complete ly satisfied. Greaaeleaa atalnleaa. Revision Requests ,Will Be Given Hearing Is Word Law Effective Monday Governs Eleven Million PORTLAND, Oct. 30. OP) The Oregon Roadside Council re-elected TURIN. Italy. Oct. 30. (AP) The newspaper Oazzetta Del Popolo today Over Nineteen Millions Ex pended in Six Weeks Forces Doubled at Some Manufacturing Arsenals amall employers must decide, If they Andrews said It was impossible to Mrs. Jessie Honeyman, Portland, pres announced Kosher killing of animals for Jewish consumption has been prohibited In Italy. portunity to present their views. EUGENE, Oct. 30. tP) Bids on and nsers of Blanche Whit Cos met tea. An authorized representa tive Is In Medford to replenish your cosmetic needs and give you another courtesy facial and akin treatment. Phone for appointment JACKSON HOTEL, room 212 have not already done so. whether they come under the law. Others must draw distinctions between their workers who are subject to the act and those who are fxempt, such as lay down a general rule for the ident today and renewed Ita cam Effective Monday "In determining such future regu lations, separate treatment for dlf- guidance of these "borderline" em paign to Improve unsightly areas ad the construction of the new $130,000 Humanities building on the Univer ployers and each case must be de termined on Its merits. He suggested, jacent to highways. The newspaper said an order to Mrs. A. E. Rockey, Portland, ww sity of Oregon campus will be open ed November 36, and construction Is Scheduled to start December 13, it was announced here today by Char let D. Bvrne. secretary to th hnnrri TRI8UTE IS PLANNED FOR OLDEST MASON PORT ORFORD, Oct. 30 (Spl. What Is expected to ba tha largest that effect was communicated by the government to local prefects in fernnt Industrie and for different classes of employes may be given consideration." however, any employer who was in doubt should comply. named honorary president: Rohert W. Sawyer, Bond, first vice-president; WASHINGTON, Oct. 20. AP Elmer F. Andrwi, wa-hour ad ministrator, lseued today definitions apprentices and professional men. "circular telegram." The order meant henceforth all an Andrews Immediate task was to WASHINGTON. Oct. 30.4PV War department orders for munitions to tallng ,19, 187,050 In six weeka pro Plan Textile Plant WILMINOTON. Del., Oct. 30 The DuPont company announced The final decision rests with the Mrs. E. O. Dalton. St. Helens, second vice-president; Mrs. F. E. Smith, Andrews issued no Interpretation issue a series of regulations clarify employer, since Andrews' opinions imals must be klllled In accordance PAGE RTX ,w up WW-' Boy now r,X od for winler, y. WARD WEEK P' b uln9 u orend w,,h wn'r,B loloWna imbalance onnr- thof9ore 8 - ((?&d Wee: Oft&jf Reduced Under LasrYear! ,r'Zrl-;::5r---M tff.lTJI UsJ I i I a i I I II Ufa 1 lis" Wt v i - i 3 i -v i : " I I I V V I II 1 V A A k!JV O. TtsWRuLl&V---rr--tm If.int iO-ft. .; nrMifhiilillls I lilll ill WAK AUTO &rv ..virj c'vis 'mm an itsa $ HEAHRS Commander" A Ward Week $8.95 Value I Gives more heat than .95 heaters! Hieh- speed, oil-less bearing motor ... 42 tube brass core . . , chrome-plated deflector doors! Mounts vertically or horizontally. A neat, sturdy heater at an amazingly low price! .. iPrS Ward Week Price SlniiInrl-l:iinl I.Ti Heaters! Standard Quality Powerful, built in blower, for defrosting . . . floor warming down-draft . . . twin-flow corel Price cut for Ward Week! 809 $2 Value I Dofrosting Fan ... 4 rubber blades..". 1.37 WARD WEEK SPECIAL! "Hurryi" "Power Grips" For Vnrs and Trucks 4.75-81 Imi 5 All sizes reduced. 1938' lows it prices I "Power Grips" out-perform other extra-traction tires t War ranted without limit. "Standard Quality" 545 '.40-21 size. Other tires also reduced. Many features. War ranted without limit I Hurryi V-Mm Wax-Top UutsKiji I fa. WARD WEEK SPECIAL! Reducedi Western Field .22 ltioalin Itiiio 77 f Without ' Accurate I Fast-shooting I Hooded front sight; ad justable middle sight; re ceiver peep tight! See It I Hint s;l,!iR :;'i-ponTr -wit" . Two for the price of one! Dated flashlight cells at half price I Stock up nowt 1.D0 Woih Boiler 144 Reducedi Galvanised leak proof, rust-resistant. 12-gallon capacity. Tinned steel cover. Save on Roofing at Wards t omplrtp l.htf And Stnrk"l Smooth surface asphalt roof ing. For use on small buildings. Roll covert 100 tq. ft. WARD WEEK SAVING! nfeti Quality, 18-Inch Cast Iron Fiirmictt me ri4r-JiistC?n,-r w 5888 Compare thlt Ward Week tale pricel And compare Its features with any similar furnace! All cast partt of long-lasting Wardco alloy I 10c i Hammer Handle S Speci!!? r td my dl 14-inch hickory. Well seasoned for long, efficient tervict. Savel LTssB !Sr msgai rom '279 ri. 1 gallon Linseed Oil and 3 qts. of turpentine Included with each 3 gallon purchase I $6 Voluel Battery 333 evch. Cnmpure with other up fo ?(t! 3fl plntes. stunly, depnrlnhle, but low-prtredl Sale price! Regular $1 Pint-size Lunch Kit H UK Large size holds plenty for a hungry working-man Imported pint vacuum bottle. Sale I Plain Broadcloth as ReguUrly 10c I Save 20 S on every yard during Ward Week. Serviceable quality. 36 Inches. Regularly fl.e); All new rayon.s and rayon acetates. Rich dark colors. 3', to 4i yd. lengths. Sale I WMl. Flannel 8 td. Ri'Sutarly 1 ftr! Soft, fleered rot ten. Menl for In rants' wear and ntftituear. tl Inches wide. m Sale I 36-Inch Mutlin iC I Srr SO', during Ward Week. Sturdy quality (or this low price, Unbleached. Close weave. tifout U?ee& Otifyf Stwe X llflii WUj i 1 IT ILJ Hi 1q IL! ttv ij a I !L0jk9 Ordered While Factories Were Idle to bring you this Tremendous Savingl For Dress I Sports I New Platform Solesl All Regularly 198 "ITT Ward Week for Shoe VALUES I We've selected the most WEARABLE of the CHOICE styles. Richest looking leathers . . . designs. Be the first with new platform shoes. Suede Wedgees. Cami sole ties. Gored slip-ons. Pumps. Save nowl Sale I 25c Fabric Glovei 19 Exceptional value I Sueded cot ton pullons that are washable! Black and brown. Women'. Regularly 39c Children's Unlontuits 33' save lie: With rl.otfr drop Reals children help themselvo. Rnjon striped cotton. Sale I Children'. Sleepers 3S ReguUrly 4Sc! Rib knit In well, tailored styles with or without feet. Sitet range from 2 to 8. iaXVV-Vi Towels g 2.T Regularly 33c! Popular big block plaids. Absorbent terry texture. Site 22x44 in. I 'Y Sale I s Wan tyjteO Cloths Regularly 3 for 10c I Buv a dosen at Ward Week vingt. Terry texture. Pastels. Ti' ' Salel T7- Pol' M&- 199 p' Retularh m- onl hlmilrit with rhln;i rtlln. Jntrin hnnn1. li nM In. . ri:LrssVi 1 S Ci-$j Salel Brand New Had Alwayi 1 .69 l19 Ward Wee only! All wool felta with roller brims. Dressy rayon velveta. Sliei 2y, to 24. "H Ward Week I , 98e Capesldn Ml Classic slipon in soft capeskinl 4 button length. Black and new colors. Sizes range from 6 to 8. Save over 1 C Flannelette WARD WEEK SPECIAL! Savei3cPr.i Regular 55c Ringless Chiffons 39 c pr. Beautiful full fashioned sheer hose, all first quality. Pure silk with lisle rein forced feet. Also service weight with cotton tops I Nightgowns i r Double front and back yokes t strong seams. 30 inches long plain colora. Cotton. 16-17. Salel 55c Uplift Brassieres 19c Cut to mold your figure to fol low the trend of fashion! Nov elty rayon fabrics, and lace. WARD WEEK SPECIAL! Flne Rayon taffeta 4 Gore ' Slips 44' Bjgger swings than ever in this sale! Better made and fuller cut than most slips priced so low! Rip-proof teamt. Tailored; lacy. 32-44. v "A n9 Women's 39e Comfyinug Vest Pants 20. Wool, 5 Silk, balance fine combed cotton. Fit without wrinkle warm, comfortable. Sale I 79c Value i piece Pajamas 68( Warm, cotton flannelette in tuck-in or overblouse stvle. Print trimmed. Women's sites. WARD WEEKSPECIAL I Save 205 Regularly 59c I Col lOII Frocks 4 7" Smart new stylet in gay : printed percale. Lastex : dlrndltl Shirt frocks and : dressy types I Contrasting trimming. Tubfastl 12-5;. ,1ililiiiit Y m li him I i life 'A wfr Ml tiB 92D0 rv MsiiaaMaii 3J$w Save $5flChtd Weei Supe'Vaue! OVERCOATS Vz less Than Usual Pricel ndD 77 See How Well They're Model Warm, Long-Wearing Fabrial New Stylesl Wards special purchase of fine fabrics kept mills run ning during their slack season! Hundreds of tailors were busy all summer! And HERE ARE THE COATS generously cut and smartly tailored to Ward specifications. Hurry for yours! SaaeffSHttwf " WARD week sale priced. UUiliU lLllllUliU Uilli A TF" At f f CIA V . I 1MM! Never Before Sold Under $701 3 Extra Large Veneered Pleceel 41 Bed, Chett and Vanity or Dretter 88 Down PaymMi, Carrying Charge Sea these pieces you'll be Impressed with their SIZE, with the striking combination of beautiful hand-matched veneers you'll be amaied that Wards price could be anywhere near this LOW I All drawers are dustproof 1 Bottom drawer of chest Is cedar lined for linens! Mirrors are extra large I SALE! WARD WEEK ONLY! Actual 1.29 Value I Ssiiiforized Shirts Jp.cofl Fine cotton iabrict: white broadcloths, new color-fast percales. All with smart wilt proof collars. All Sanforized Shrunkl All full cutl Sale! Men's 2.98 Oxfords 267 Save 31e Ward Week! Highly styled black leather wing tip. Sturdy leather tolet. (-11. Word Week Salel Men's Drest Socks 8' DOWN 16 FOR WARD WEEK Suede Cloth Utility Shirts ts Reg. 69t Washable cotton tuede cloth. Interlined collar and triple-ttitched main seams. Sturdy non-rip sleeve fac ings; full cut, roomy sites. pair Regularly Wei Stripes, docks, allovenl Rayon and cotton mixtures in neat patterns. tS&Si Men'tRoclrford 8 pair Genuine Rockfords of sturdy cotton with reinforced heelt nd toet. Buy for all teatonl Men's Coat Sweater! Reduced! I7 SPECIAL FOR WARD WEEK! Famous Sanforized Pioneer Overalls Cut re 84c SS value I Full I ot. denim with 28 rip-proof bar taeksl Triple-ttitched teams. Full cut tires 30-42. R. J.8. 100 Ttr1n wool. KlaMIe rill knit for comfort. Re inforced shonlder seams. Homesteader Work Shirt Reducedi 4f Famous lie valuel Santoriiei chtmbrty or' cotton covert. Triple-stwnj full cutl New Low Pricel Boys' Drew Shirts 39 Wards regular 49c rains! New fast-color prints or white. Full cut. Well-tailored I Solid Leather Work Shoes Reduced 67 Regularly 2.981 Double leather soles. Leather counters. Good yetr Barbour Storm Welt. 6-11. Regular 1.49 Blanket-Lined Work Coats 134 Heavy blue denim warmly lined in body and sleeves with 2S' wool and cotton. Men's, 36-49. Salel Men's 105 Wool Unloniultt TO IT Regularly lie! 10 wool for warmth; fine cotton for strength. Full cut; snug cuffs. "Sharkskin" Work Gloves 8 Reg. tOo. Tough "sharkskin" weave with snug double knit writtt. Save st Wards Nowl JlVv Salel Save 27SI Boyi'KnU Sl Unlonsulb) MM 47c tie value! Full-cut, long-wearing Healthgard. Knit of fine cotton yirns, Snui rib cuffs. 1.98 Voluel Boys' Dress Longlet 98 At Vt priest Long-wearing fab rict In smart pattern for boys. Plain or pleated, I to 17. Automatic Tunlngl 5 tubes! 9 03 AC-DC I 6 automatic telectiont 5" speaker I Super-heterodyne I Automatic volume control I Unpointed Chair-Solid Hardwood 84 Eair'y ft value I A big, sturdy cathedral ttyle chair landed ready for you to paint I $29.95 Value Kneehole Desk 2288 Only Ward Week could produce a bargain like this I Walnut ve neer waterfall tops, frontal Worth $18 Floor Lamps 888 Choice of two stylet of lighted onyx bate I Attractive, twirl pleated silk thad.l 7-way llghtl Assorted Kitchen Curtains 49 pr. A record sals pries for this quality I Scores of patterns with colored tap or ruffle triml Fiber Window Shades 29 :iw velne! nlar.d surfer Is ur lo clean with dry ,!lotnl IneliiitM roller M"t V. Price Cut $8 Platform Rocker 1988 Ward Week bargain! Luxurious 44-coil teat high, restful back I Covered in rich rtyon velvet I Choice of 5 Veneered Modern Table 514 Eseh Should be ft.fSt Beautifully veneered on solid hardwood I Ideal for your living room I Save at Least $101 Studio WARD WEEK ONLY! Compare $85 StAnywhrl New 1030 11-Tnbe AC 4288 Oewn "eyasest Cerryfnf Caf Featurea of 185 radio I High Fidelity! Full Rang Tone Control! Big Super dynamic speaker I 41" hand rubbed cabinet! SSi Lounge 2788 See It you'll agree it's worth $10 morel Posture-Rite metal backl Makes double or twin beds I Salel Ward Week Onlyl Wood Heater 184 Made in the Wett! Unusually fin quality I Extrs big st.e Inner lining I Rigid steel bodyl Salel 9x11 All Wool Axmlnstert WARD WEEK ONLY! Sav. $ All White Washer 4688 u DOWN, Wsrd Week quantity bay ing enable as to ll this If gtl. fall family sise wuhti st this reduced pricel Eaaily worth 0! ALSO REDUCED I'ump Model .51.M fins Knslne 1US 1988 Savs S10 NOW I New attractive leaf patterntl Deep, cushiony pile I Buy during Ward Week! Wardoleum Yard Good 6 9 ft wide m vi. 30 Rsg. S7e! Etsy-to-clean. g! earn ing floors w7 to wall! Wld range of colorful patterns! WARD WEEK ONLYI Sov.i DraiticallyRoducodl Big Wood Coal Range 3294 150 teaturssl Heavy cat Ironsndstsell Fast.heatlng steel ov.nl Burns 20 wood! Down Payment, Carrying Chug. Us SS rVtentMr if WiffilJ) I'M p WrWWIiitSMI Ma&sMidiVdliSwktsa ill HO, CUNTKAL If Ltoit' mt ii i. nasi iuxphoni m 0