Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 27, 1938, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MATT j TRIBUNE, MEDFOTtD. OREfiOX. THURSDAY. OCTODER 27. PAGE FIVE COMMUNITY CUES! Reports on thta year's campaign were reviewed by the board of direc tors of the Community Chest of Medford. Inc., at a meeting In the First National bank last night. M. N. Hogan, chest president, presided. The directors discussed delinquen cies In last year's campaign, It being reported that none of the Commun ity Chest participating agencies had received their final monthly allot ment because of the non-payment of last Installments on 1937-38 pledges. The meeting expressed the hope that the delinquencies would be paid without further delay so that It would not be necessary to. curtail the work of the agencies. Larry Schade, chairman, Eugene Thorndlke and Mrs. Leonard Carpen ter were appointed a nominating committee to report a slate of new officers at the regular November meeting. Present at last night's meeting were M. N. Hogan, president, Mrs. Leonard Carpenter, vice president, Eugene Thorndlke. treasurer, Larry Schade, representing the Boy Scouts, Mrs. O. B. Morrow, Girl Scouts, Mrs. J. C. S. WelUs, Jackson County Pub lic Health association, Oeorge T. Prey, Red Cross, Capt. Reginald H. Vincent. Salvation Army, and Miss Ruth Meusel, secretary. Mrs. Dolph Phlpps. representing the Girls Community club, one of the six participating agencies, was absent. . v Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ads Is 1:30 p. m. I V.READS f i , wmxiu.iuiii.il in m MinmuiiiMi n ,l itr s v . ; y . . f -U?; fo' .' 11 xiV j i ' E- ""itl '"i JM' ; f!j MASS-EXECUTION IRA CONNOR RITES STAGED BY JAPS 3:30 PWI. SATURDAY HANKOW. Oct. 27. ( AP) A score of Chinese, some In army uniforms and others In civilian garb, were executed by the" Japanese military today within sight of the United States YangtM patrol flagship Luuon. The Luzon was lying In the Yang- tie river Just off Hankow, of which he unopposed occupation by the Japanese army was comploted yes terday. Today the Japanese began a round up of Chloese In uniform and others believed to be soldiers despite their civilian dress and by nightfall several scores of such persons had been shot. The Japanese a'.so took steps to compel some 100.000 Chinese who had taken refuge In the French con cession and former foreign conces sions to return to their homes In the native city of Hankow. STRAPELESS MODE Invades the ballet In this view of Ninl Thelladc, a leading dancer with the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo. She awaits the opening of her company at the Metropolitan Opera house in New York, after which the company will tour 53 ' cities in United States. Sprague Gets Workers' Views Oil) S MsLMJm Puneral services for Ira Louis Con nor, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Connor of Chlloquln. will be held at 3:30 p.m. Saturday In the Perl chapel. John Stills will officiate. Burial will be made In the Siskiyou Memorial park. The 3-year-old child died In the Klamath Valley hospital October 24 from Injuries suffered the same day In an automobile accident. He la survived by his parent and his grandmothers. Mrs. Delia Calkins. Medford, and Mrs, Ollle Connor. Pocatello. Idaho. . 4 POSTAL TEL. CO. Pear Markets ANTELOPE SEASON WILL OPEN FRIDAY PORTLAND, Oct. 37. (&) For the first time In a quarter of a century. Oregon sportsmen will be permitted to shoot antelope for five days be ginning Friday. The season will be restricted to Lake, Harney and Malheur counties. In addition to the regular hunting licenses, resident hunters must pay special $5 fee and non-resident hunters 925. Hunters wilt be required to check In and out of the areas designated by the state game commission. No hunting will be permitted from high ways, automobiles or horseback. Tele scope sights may be used. Scbenley's Friendly Red Label delicate, perfectly balanced, delicious.and full 90 proof. Try it you'll agree with most Amer icans that "LIGHT" IS RIGHT! Friendly to your taste Will) LABEL BLENDED WHISKEY 90 proof 70 oral" neutral spirit. SchtnUy Dltt1l!Hi, Inc. N.Y.C - In every city he visits In his "campaign, Charles A. Sprague, republican candidate for governor continues his plan of seeking the views of the men in the mills and factories. The cameraman caught him talking to two men nt a Grants Pass box factory. fare, . usually about two cents, to go up In an elevator In the fine mod ern apartments; the fare doubles af- r: FRANK PERU Med ford Packard owner, says: "I've bought ga.v in many states and Red Lion Is by far the most powerful gas I've ever used." a. L. rrril.. Port land, got 19 miles per eallon in Oraham. He ssvs ' "Since putting Red Lion to thla test. I reallre It has more power than any other ffas." 'Gilmen Jtdn't pnyv pnuraf nmanrmiOHUamfoftttedmmt Im itiiM wil all recorrfi wl rfartorf by as iiulefitnrttM Ct-, lififd PtiMif .Irfnwwml Firm. Thouionds of moteriiti, tee, find HON HUD MOTOR OH b the top! ia meter ptrfemwKt. 5, mii HON NUlt BY lOOO CARS ,c AVERAGE OF fo) 31 MUM 'it', "t flint ?! V'i T.ftr nrrfTjTTj RED LION THE GAS YOUR NEIGHBORS FOUND BEST! Ufiojt their own cars. ..and drivinc them in their own way, one thouund motnrits recently made a voluntary, impartial tet of the mileage and power of Red Lion gasoline. And a big majority reported Red Lion's power far ahead of any pwline they'd used. Take advantage of your neighbor a expe rience . . . and use Red Lion in your own car for the moM spectacular motor performance you've ever know a mm NEW YORK, Oct. 37. (AP-USDA) PEARS: 9 cars arrived, 7 California. 7 Oregon. 4 Washington unloaded. 14 on track; Oregon Medford dis trict Boac 040 extra fancy, ta.lfir 3.35. average, 93.10; 360 fancy, $190 fff3.10, average. $1.90; 5030 No. 1, 1. 80 (7t2.45. average, $3.18; Cornice 240 extra fancy, $2.10-t 2.23. average, $3.18; 480 fancy, $1,6503.00. aver age. $1.81; Hood River district Bosc 720 fancy. 91.S5.jr 1.75, average. $1.89; Flemish 490 extra fancy, $1.3591.05. average, $1.53. . CHICAGO, Oct. 37. (AP) Strik ing employes of the Postal Telegraph I company returned to their Jobs today j under a temporary agreement reduc- trig the work week from 48 hours I to 46 and providing for extra over : time .pay. The nine-hour strike ended short- : ly after midnight today. Frank B. Powers, president of the Commercial Telegraphers union, said the agree ment would be effective until the ; conclusion of negotiations which will start by November 15. j Powers said the mRnscnrnt agreed to limit the work week to 40 hours and to consider two hours as overtime for which employes would be paid double the hourly wage rate. 4 MOUNTAIN BOY HELD OF S. F. Store Strike Settlement Hinted SAN FRANCISCO, Oct, 37. (AP) While the stock market showed Indi cations a settlement of the 50-day San Francisco store strike was In the offing, negotiators met today and adjourned without apparently get ting any closer to peace. Conferees made no announcement after today's meeting which opened with them In "substantial agree ment" except on wages to be paid fi.OOO striking AFL clerks. They will meet again at 9 a. m. tomorrow. Max Baer Scores 48-Second Kayo HONOLULU. Oct. 37. (p) Max Brier, the former clowning heav weight boxing champion of the world, knocked out Hank Hanklnson in 48 seconds of the first round of a sched uled 10 round bout here last nigh to Baer weighed 321; Hanklnson 314. 4 Name Conper'a Successor LONDON, Oct. 37. (AP) Earl Stanhope, president of the board of education, was named first lord of the admiralty today to succeed Al fred Duff Cooper, who resigned Oct ober 1 because of "distrust" of Prime Minister Chamberlain's foreign pol icy. . Use Mall Tribune Want Ads. CHICAGO. Oct. 37. (AP USDA) PEARS: 1 California, 3 Washington arrived, 8 on track, no Oregon quo tattona. New Mexico Faces Sawmill Walkout SANTA FE. N. M Oct. 27. (&) New Mexico lumber mill owners, op erators and representatives of work ers unions met today with Gov. Clyde Ting ley and a national labor relations board official In an effort to avert a statewide strike of about 4.000 mill workers. Union representatives called the strike for last Monday, but cancelted the call at the request of the gover nor for an arbitration meeting. Workers seek a 10 per cent wage increase through uniform contracts throughout the state. Mauling by Bear May Cost an Eye CLEVELAND, Oct. 37 (AP) Slen der little Julia Zennick, 31, will sur vive a vicious attack by a polar benr in a Brookslde zoo cage, doctors said today, but It may be necessary to remove her left eye. Pronounced In critical condition from loss of blood and multiple In juries, the attractive federal art pro ject worker rallied after a blood transfusion In which Clyde Hender son, 33, high school teacher and friend of the aspiring artist, waa the donor. : : ' - Baker Visited BAKER, Oct. 37. (AP) Thirty seven members of the trade and commerce committee of the Portland Chamber of Commerce, led by Presi dent Leslie M. Scott, were guests today noon In the Hotel Baker at the monthly Joint meeting of the Baker County Chamber of Commerce and Klwanls and Lions clubs. 4- , Use Mall Tribune Want Ada. NEWPORT, Tenn.. Oct. 37. (&) An 11-year-old mountain boy faced a charge of murder today for the shot-gun slaying of a 9-year-old girl schoolmate In the Grassy Fork sec tion of the Great Smoky mountains. Sheriff C. D. Fisher aald the young ster, Charlea Greene, waa arrested af ter the body of Joyce Arrlngton was found near her mountain home last Monday. "The boy said It was accidental," Sheriff Fisher said, "but the girl's mother, Mrs. Kelse Arrlngton, felt It wasn't an accident. Ask Doctor About This Ideal Way TO LOSE FAT HEAD EVERY WORD! Make up your mind now that you'll lose some of that ugly fat and really enjoy life. No one can blame you If you don't want to take harmful drugs, go on' starvation diets and do back breaking exercises. No sane woman would I And for sensible women like yourself who renlly want to reduce yet don t ex pect miracles overnight who are willing to, faithfully follow a most simple, inexpensive and pleasant 38 day plan (women considerably over weight naturally require longer pe riods), we suggest this easy plan. First of all go light on fatty foods and sweets. Eat plentifully of lean meats, fresh fruits and vegetables. And for proper functioning be sure to take a half toaspoonful of Kru schen Salta in hot water every morn ing. And let's get this straight right now about Kruschen It Is not harmful, It la NOT Jtixt one Milt a some people mny Ignor ant ly believe. Look on the box! Von;ll see It Is a blend of fl active mineral Milts, which when dissolved In water Is similar to the famous mecllrlnnl waters of European Hpns where wealthy fnt people have gone ror years. A Jar of Kruschen costs but a few cents and makes 5 gallons of marvel ous mineral health water. Get a Jar RIGHT AWAY! At Western Thrift Stores and druggists everywhere. In Budapest, Hungary, you pay a ter midnight. Most folk ride up and walk down. 4 Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ada Is 1:30 p. m. 2 P. M., TO 5 P. M. SATTUEHDAY FREE 3 PAIRS HOURS 2 P. M. TO ONLY 6 P. M. Ladies' Hose $1.00 Value FREE Guaranteed First Quality Ringless Hose, Pico Top, Open Welt French Heels, Newest Shades, fl Or t mi ( Present this certlflrate and 99c and rerelre one $1 box of Gardenia Fare Powder, one $1 bottle Exquisite Gardenia Perfume and we will aire you three pain of ladles' First Quality 11.00 Hose, nememher, you et three pairs or hosiery. YOU PAY ONLY 99c AND THIS AD FOB ALL 6 ARTICLES If you eannot come these hours, leare 99c at our store before sale and your set will be laid aside. ON SALE AT ' YOUNG'S DRUG STORE Corner Main and Central ' .1 T $5.00 VALUE 99c FOR ALL Articles LIMIT 2 Sets to a Customer 2 P. M. TO 5 P. M. SATTUEHDAY lire) 79c 3 HOURS 2 P, M. 0NLY 6PM, THIS CERTIFICATE IS WORTH $4.21 ratandard Slue) This t'ertlflrnte and 79c entitles the hearer to one of our (enulne (Banker's slie) Indestructible va.oo vacli.m rn.i.KK srai.t.ss roiMiiN PF.NS. Visible Ink supply. A I.IFF.TIMF. GIMRANTF.P. with each pen. Sizes for ladles, men, boys and flrl, , . . THE PEN THAT IS GUARANTEED LF.AKPROOF1 THIS IS REMINGTON'S BEST QUALITY PEN 79c mm FREE The New Plunger Filler Vacuum Zip Only One Pull and it's Full I WITH EACH PEN PURCHASED DI'RINO THIS SALE TOO' WILL RECEIVE A II. M) PENCIL TO VATCH PEN This PEN holds 2O0 more Ink thsn any ordinary fountain pen on the market! Vnti can write for three mon'hs on one Mlllni! No repair bills! No leyer flllerl No pressure barl F.rery pen tested and junranleed to be nnhreakable for life. Get youra NOW. THIS PEN GIVEN FREE If ynn buy one In the city for lesa. This Certificate good only while advertising sale la on. You were no doubt amazed at the be ginning of this sale BUT NOW you will be spell-bound at the daring reduc tions made on this quality merchandise. I These are every day needs, so why not take advantage of this and give the old purse a real treat. Buy now and bank the difference during this price slaught ering closing out SEU9 If we were not quitting we could not sell at these prices! At cost and below cost! 20o Spring Head 25o Bleached Cotton Mop MOP STICK FILLER Limited Limit 2 to a Q Amount I 4 customer. ww To go at .... IDC 75o 3-piece $1.00 Cake Cover RANGE SET and TRAY While they . 4Q. With wire CQm last t3C carrying rack DwC 25o and 30c Chair . $1.00 Metal Bread SEATS BOXES Composition 4 Qm We IOaa or ply wood.... I Quit! 13 C aBSBSBSBSBSBSBSBSBSBSBSBSBSBSBSBSBSBSBSBSBSBS $1.26 Food " $2.95 8-cup Silex CH0PPER MAKER Close QQm With (1 QC Out OOC Tray 9 I $1.25 Folding $1.25 Upright 'SV ORYRAcil Out 7Qf Com 7Qf we gol 3w sarlyl .. I 5JC 15c Bamboo $2.85 Bushman Sweedish Buck LAWN RAKE SAWS A Red-hot A Ml metal p 4 Q special! wl frames I 3 $2.95 Stiletto Going Fasti axes" wallpaper 3 patterns to 4 QA Vo PRICE choose from I swO 45c Zipper $2.75 Large Sis School CASE SUIT CASE With Straps a,for.. 29c $1.98 $5.95 Zipper $7.95 Milady's Overnite HANDBAGS CASES Ideal Gift 4 QA Lay-away Q A A for a man! O.wO for Xmas! iaiUa? $7.50 Ball Bearing w ohrome Trlin ' Balloon Tired TRICYCLES BCYCLES SS. 4.98 24.95 VISIT OUR TOY DEPARTMENT UPSTAIRS 226-230 E. Main Medford THIS PEN WILL BE f.voo AFTER SALE ON SALE AT LIMIT t PENS TO EACH CERTIFICATE YOUNG'S DRUG STORE Corner Main and Central IUNI IN (MATH 61101, (HCUS, IVUT HI04T, t t. H, NIC HID) NUWOM