Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1938)
OPTION'. SUNDAY. TTrF."NrRF,TC 1R. 1m PTOTE TEETH Accessories Suggested As the Solution To Gift Problem For Motorists tioned as a presidential possibility, said he was making no effort to line up delegates to the 1940 convention. He aered that despite Republican victories In the November election "no logical or outstanding oandidat for the a .OP. nomination hat forward. ; 71 TO AND LABOR VOTE rEDFOTCD MATL TR TRUNK fF.DFORD. CSSr ' V" r rr" ps- 1 -v t i-i. x wife i. . i. . . ., jv . . aimkv' : m. llwr"i (S; rifely 1 ; , J 1' ALABAMA LIFERS . MONTGOMERY. Ala., Dec. AP) The metftlltc rasp of 17. keys lurned In steel-grated doors wis mu- New Radio Program SPONSORED BY FLUHRER'S Fluhrer'a Is sponsoring new radio program, "The Freshest Thing In Town." which start on KMED to morrow. Monday, at 5:45 P. M.. and which will be on at that time each Monday. Wednesday and Friday thereafter. All children will enjoy this program and many parents, as well, will fall I n love w 1 1 h ad ven turoua little Johnny Lawrence. Parents will realize that the adven tures of this 8-year-old star, are aa wholesome and constructive aa they are packed with humor and human Interest. There are no blood-and-thunder situations, no gangsters, no sirens, no melodrama, but. Instead, the day-by-day story of a healthy, normal youngster, such as you would find in home like yours and your neighbors. Realizing tiiat what a child hears has an Important psrt in forming his Ideals. Kluhrer's has taken e.pecial care In selecting this program. In bringing to you "The Frealicst Thing In Town." it U the desire. of Fluhrer'a to entertain with a program that is Interesting and appealing to all asta and that la never objection (Oir or morbid. Urge your children to listen to Johnny Lavrrnce and you will enjoy him yourself Tune in KMED tomorrow. Monday at 5 45 P M . And hear this tnterest ins p rr: from the b jinn'r.g. the whole famll) mil enjoy It. Aclv. sic today to the ears of more than 600 Alabama convicts leaving prison on Christmas paroles of two weeks. For the 11th yenr, Alabama grant ed "good behavior" Christmas paroles for convicts, mostly long termers whose wardens deemed thein worthy of consideration and trust. Convicted murderers, robbers and thieves were Included among those rewarded. Many are serving life terms. Governor Bibb Graves decreed that prisoners who had "A" conduct rec ords for the last year, and who were recommended by wnrdens. could go home for Christmas if they'd promise, to come back. That's their only bond their "word of honor" to return. No probation officers will check up on them while they arc away. NEWSPAPER HELD BEST AD MEDIUM WASHINGTON. Dee. 17. fAP) The Federal Home Loan Bank Review said today that "the newspaper Is the most effective and favorite ad vertising medium of progressive Sav ings and Loan associations through out the country." The Review Is the official organ of the Federal Home Loan Bank board. It said that a poll of 271 selected as sociations showed that 55 per cent of their advertising dollars went for newspaper space and that 72 per cent rated newspapers the most effective medium. The Review urged that all associ ations give more attention to ad vertising, asserting It "should be al lotted a definite place In the associa tion's yearly budget and Its division among different media should be planned as far as possible upon the basis of known results." Fl NH ON DISPLAY All new trucks and all new en gines la promised by OMC for 1939, according to R. A. Skinner, of Skin ner's Oarage, local GMC truck dealer. A carload of the new models will be placed on display at Skinner's tomor row. GMC now offers a complete line of trucks and trailers for every liaulnge need, according to Mr. Skinner. The 1939 GMC trucks feature standard "factory-built" bodies and "truck -built" engine and chaasia features. The popular GMC all steel pickup offers ample loadspace width for hauling of material 4 feet wide. The body is constructed of large one-piece steel section, welded and bolted Into a strong Integral unit. Side panel flare, have a smooth roll ed edge, to facilitate loading and un loading. Tailgate Is heavy one-piece steel, and when lowered Is level with the floor. Cross sills are "U"-shaped steel stampings to which a heavy one piece corrugated steel flooring Is at-tched. The OMC panel combines a fully f st re am -styled appearance, with large load space dimensions. A wide choice of standard, and optional, two-color paint combinations, designed tc sat isfy tho most discriminating taste, are available for this, as well as other GMC units. GMC also offers a full line of die set models for 1939. Diesel engines will be available in 3, 4 and 6 cylin der models. GMC has developed a two-cycle principle which results in smaller, lighter, smoother dlesol en gines. 4 25 Discount On All Ready-To-Wear and Hats ETHELWYN B. HOFFMANN fUI I LOS ANGELES. Dec. 17. (AP Western civilization Is doomed to die of thirst within 800 years, the Am erican Pcololcal Union was Informed today by J. C. Stevens, Portland. Ore., consulting engineer. "A rather dark picture, but is It not the way of all flesh?" Stevens asked in a paper read for him be fore the hydrology section of the union. In session at the University of California at Los Angeles. The engineer expressed the opinion that the end might bo postponed 200 years by an intensive soil and water conservation program. Otherwise, he predicted, reservoirs will be filled with Flit, catchment baslna eroded flat and a population three or four times the present size will be trying to live off the flood waters. EXCLUSIVELY AT LARRY SCHADE THE CAR EVERYBODY LIKES! Xj. 'fir IkUii.li.l ) TL'if) I STANDARD K(l II'MKNT Everywhere Nash is first choice. And why not? Look at the simple, graceful beauty of it. ..ill ex citing new features automatic "Weather Eye".. .ter rific new99-h.p. engine . . . silent, smooth ride. Then see that amazingly low price. Drive the new Nash today I POftms EimtmntitM Bjdrm WALTER W. ABBEY, INC. Oth and Bartlett Phono 303 One way to select gifts that will be sure to please Is to give something for the car, declares Charles Prttchett, local manager of the Western Auto Supply company, who adds that it is not only easy to choose such a gift, but also economical. A few of his gift suggestions am illustrated Above. 1. Motorola car raalos that make long trips seem shorter and short trips more enjoyable. 2. Driving gloves and robes most timely gifts which add comfort to winter motoring. 3. Very acceptable In any family would be one of the new 1039 West ern Air Patrol radios for the home. These sets are now on display at the local Western Auto store, where demonstrations are gladly given at anv time. 4. An Ideal plan for the whole fom lly is to give each other something for the car. for each member usually has a different accessory In mind that he feels would Increase the com fort of motoring. 5. Shows a fair Mlsa Inspecting one of the new West ern Glnnt Silent Grip tires which the accessory man suggests as a prac tical Christmas gift. Choosing suitable glfta la made easier with the Western Auto booklet of suggestions from which the young lady in photo number 6 is making her selections. Western Auto also offers gifts for the youngster in Its popular line of Western Flyer bi-1 cycles, and mony parents like the one in photo number 7 are selecting I one of these bikes to be laid away until Christ maa. WASHINGTON. Dec. 17 AP) Gov. George D. Aiken of Vermont aaid today that If the Republicans want to win the presidency In 1940 they must push forward during the next two years with a liberal program that will draw labor and farm support. Ths Republican governor, who was one of the first to demand a more liberal OOP. political philosophy, told reporters:' "Tho party haa got to realize that it must be liberal If it la doing to get anywhere. Those elected to con gress have got to realize that if they professed to be liberals from expedi ency they must back up their words with actions. If they don't their views will bo corrected In the next election." The tousle-halred. quiet-spoken Vermonter, here to attend a meet ing of the executive committee of the governor's conference, said ho did not "expect too much' of the Re publican program committee because "tho real dirt farmer is not repre sented to any great extent." Aiken said that a split between lib erals and conservatives in both ma jor parties la possible before 1940. "The voters are pretty footloose." he added. The governor, who haa been men I KMED fL ?) pi 5-.45P.M- U 5 g EACH I FRIDAY j If ff i Copyright 1936, fVdrie W.Ziv, Inc. Directory of Gifts for Men From 25c to 50c Rayon and Silk Neckwear Silk nnd Wool Hosiery Initialed Tie Chains darters and How Ties Fnney Handkerchief Sets Kelts Suspenders Boxed (ilfl Sets tiny Underwear From 50c to $1.00 Fnmv Slilrt l.enthrr mil Fold, Toilet Sets Impurtrd Silk lln.lrr.r Fnncy Wool Hosiery Kill Fold Set, Silk Neekwear Gift llox Handkerchiefs Gift Certificates Issued In any amount FromS1.50toS2.50 LJQ$! Fancy Shirts Novelty Pajamas Dress Gloves Come In and Select "HiaM Gift at ,4Hia" Store From $1.50 to $2.50 Belt Buckles A Bel tog ram Sets Casslmere Mufflers Sweaters - ' Silk .Mufflers Dress Shirts From S2.50 to $7.50 Dress Trousers ... Imported Silk Mufflers 811k Shirts Warm Lined Glove - Wool Bath Robes ' Suede Jackets ; Bath Robes Cocktail Jackets . j Pullover and Coat Sweaters ' ' From $5. to $10.00 Silk and Rayon Robet Military Seta J ' ;' Fine Wool Trousers leather Coats ; Sport Wool Blaxert , Warm Beacon Robes Flannel Hones , , Traveling Set r Knch sirt nently wr2;nert Already for the tree LEE'S MEN'S SHOP Next to Rialto Theatr A small deposit holflf any selection until Christmas I I tJ i - - . . , The California Oregon Power Company
