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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1939.
P,T. A. PRESIDENT
CONDUCTS SCHOOL
FOR LOCAL UNITS
"This is your opportunity to
find the answers to the ques
tions that have been puzzling
you," said Mrs. C. W. Walls,
state president of the Oregon
Parents-Teachers' association, as
she opened the school of in
(truction for all county P.-T.A.
units this morning in the Chris
tian church.
Mrs. Walls, conductor of the
school, urged each member not
to feel that she is only one
of a unit but that she is one
of two and a half million in
making the P.-T.A. "voice"
heard in the nation.
Mrs. H. H. Elhart of Ash
land, county president, presided
at the business session held
prior to the school of instruc
tion and Mrs. James K. Hocy,
state magazine chairman, gave
a brief talk which was followed
by an original skit bringing out
tho value of the national P.-T.A.
official magazine.
This afternoon, Mrs. B. C.
Forsythc, state vice president,
spoke on P.-T.A. programs. An
enthusiastic group of workers
from all parts of the county
were present at the meeting. J
KUFJN EXCITED BY SCANDINAVIANS TO
E
RUSSO-NAZI PACT
(continued irum page on)
Silk Price Jumps
18 Cents Pound
New York, Oct. 19. (AP)
The price of silk jumped 18
cents a pound today as active
bidding on the floor of the New
York commodity exchange
pushed the quotation for im
mediate delivery to $3.51 V-S a
pound the highest point in
nine years.
Traders said the New York
market was following the Tokyo
trend and that many of their
orders came from Japanese
clients.
THIS SAUCEPAN
will make you
dissatisfied with all
your pots and pans
It's the new
Stainless Steel Copper Clad
REVERE WARE
Suinlcsi Keel ii e.v to clean as
your modern kitchen table top,
lam and lasti, addj a decorative
note to your kitchen. A copper
clad base because copper it the
perfect heating jurface, heau
evenly and won't form hot spoti
to burn your food and make it
tick, became it'i practically
"arp proof and alwayi standi
flat over the flame. Notice the
new handsome ilip proof han
dle!, the new, tight fit of the lid,
the ikck modern Unci. Once
you try this one piece of Revere
Ware we predict you'll be back
for more and more and more.
HUBBARD
BROS. Inc.
because he wanted all his time
to prepare for trial in New York
Oct. 30 on embezzlement
charges, was brought to the
point of Starncs' questioning
when that committeeman asked:
"Are you still fighting the
Communists In this country?"
"Yes," Kuhn said, "yes, of
course."
But the question about why
he approved the German treaty
with Russia, produced, when the
confusion had died down, no
such simple answer.
Gesturing irmjucntly, his forehead
glistening, Kuhn declaimed Germany
wai a small country with a large
population and no raw materials.
The country needed food, he said,
and had "negffed Britain for years"
to remedy this situation hut Britain
had turned the Germans down.
"Then they came to the United
States and asked why you have a
boycott," Kuhn said. Thereafter, he
said. It seemed logical to him to get
needed raw material from Ruula. i
"That don't mean that I have to
take my former enemy's Ideology."
he blurted,
Rep. Voorhls ,D., Calif.) protested
that wiiftn't his understanding of
what had happened between Russia
and Germany.
"Carlonda of priest and Protestant
pastors have been sent Into Rusftla,"
Kuhn cnuntorrd, "you ought to like
that."
New I proa r Breaks
An uproar broke out when Star no
asked Kuhn whether he believed In
tho partition of Poland. The wlt
ncsHes and two lawyers with him
both started talking at once, pro
testing aalnst questions concerning
political Ideologies,
"The committee Is hero to get
facta and not crackpot opinions,"
blurted Peter L. F. Bobbatlno, one
of the attorneys.
Dies, govellng the room to quiet
again, ordered a luncheon rccewv.
Soon after the session got under
way, with tempers strained and hot
words flying, Kuhn submitted a list
which he said ave tho names of all
German-American bund units In the
United States and their leaders.
Bunds Listed
The- list or bund units, and lenders
placed In tho committee record by
Kuhn Included;
Under tho supervision of George
Proboose (305R North Western Ave.)
Chicago: Portland, Ore., Hans Schcur
er, Portlnnd; Seattle and Spokane,
Wash., Paul Stoll, Seattle,
Starnes, In questioning Kuhn about
the list, said he noticed that whereas
Kuhn testified In August that tho
bund had mil (a bii all but one state,
today's list showed such units existed
In only 10 Atntca.
Kuhn explained states where the
bund had only i few members were
not shown. One or his lawyers sntd
tho bund constitution requires 30
members per unit.
STRICT NEUTRALITY
(Continued rrutu Page One.)
ident Michael Kalinin of the
Soviet Union to President
Roosevelt. These observers
pointed to the final paragraph
of Kalinin's reply to American
inquiries concerning Russian
aims.
It said the sole aim of nego
tiations with Finland was "con
solidation of the reciprocal re
lations between the Soviet Un-
inn nnH FinlrinH nnrl a clrnnitth.
ening of friendly cooperation I
between both countries in the B
cause of guaranteeing the se
curity of the Soviet Union and
Finland."
In the meantime, it was
learned definitely, after a series
of contradictory reports, th.it
residents of southwestern Fin
land were voluntarily leaving
a large area near the Russian
border.
Bargain Scoopl
Reducedl
DRESSES
$1.00
One group of better dre-M
repriced fur quick telling!
Hem berg, Mieer., nnuii. Ku-n
one must g! All on Uxht
ground. Sizes 11 to 20. Quan
tity limited, mi be here early!
(Serond flour).
Bargain Scoopl
Heducedt
3 lb. Cotton
BATTS
77c
Beautiful "Snowy Owl" ready
Mltihed cotton bait, .Specially
priced for this eent! Opens to
7'HU0 Indies. Worth much
mure! (Balcony).
Bargain Scoop!
Ringless Crepe
HOSIERY
39c pr.
Think or It, pure silk chiffon
hosiery that usuully costs
inurh more! Fine gnuce. Hum
less, feplush-priMif flnMl! Stoc-k
up now; S'-i to lll'i. (Main
floor).
Bargain Scoopl
Children's
Cotton Slips
16c
Children's line grade cotton
slips that would ordinarily
cost you much more! Built
up shoulders; While. Tea Hose.
Size 6 to IS. (Main floor).
Bargain Scoopl
Pari Wool
Work Socks
7c pv.
Take advantage of this special
price to buy yuur iv Inter sup
ply! Good quality, soft yarns
Quantity limited. (Main flour).
HELEN H. WEBSTER
Helen II. Webster, BO, widow
of the Into Dr. Joseph D. Web
ster, former residents of Phoe
nix where they resided for many
years, passed away suddenly
Tuesday night at the home of
her sister In Pasadena, Calif. Dr.
Webster passed away here In De
cember, 11)35.
The remains are being brought
here by her daughter, Hetty
Emery, and will arrive Friday
morning. Funeral services in
care of Conger Funeral Pallors,
will be held at the Presbyterian
church In Phoenix at 3 p. m. Fri
day with Rev. Lewell S. Fiscus.
pastor of that church officiating.
Interment will be in the Phoenix
cemetery.
Mrs. Webster was an ardent
member of the Phoenix Prcsby
terinn church, and beloved by
all who knew her.
Hunter Wounded
Canyon City, Ore., Oct. 1!).
(AP) Ben Farwood, Gordon,
Ore., was shot in one hip Tues
day afternoon in the Court Rock
area, about 10 miles from Black
Butte. The flesh wound required
medical attention but he will
be able to go home in a few
days. The accident occurred
when a hunting companion,
whose name was not learned
here, shot at a deer and Far
wood was caught in the line of
fire.
muiliyi.iwj.
i0 Sellin9 I
CUV Lr'LSLiVl U
Ik adT1p4IYf ffl nlBMniiiJllIllill
mm.:.
Special
Selling
White Sheet
BLANKETS
Warm and fluffy fur
cold nights, large
7bIW size, single.
stitched enK (ilves
j on durable sen lee and wah like
new! (Balcony).
7
3 6 in. Fancy
OUTING
Penney'i LOW PRICES for HIGH QUALITY result from cash buying cash selling
huge volume no delivery expense efficient, economical store operationl Compare our
price . . . but compare our quality, tool
HIGH QUALITY! LOW PRICE!
NOW WHEN YOU NEED THEM!
Yards and yards uf
extra' quality outing
priced low for this
event, laucy patterns yd.
and dark Mrlpes. lluy now fur
winter M'wlng. (Ilalcnny).
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In Selecting
WINES
mm .
HUH'
msm Kill"
ir . i i tt-1 . m u r ii
line
Hav
1ft liny ItotiiHt
Trip l:rur
S7.50
$12.25
5 Buses Daily to
San Francisco
Dopol: 8fh tc S. Central
Phones 753
TREASURE
LaM chance lo ee (hit wnmleiful Kipoai
tiont Travel by comfort able Greyhound
Suncr-Coach. Sec your local Greyhound
Rent for frequent lervlce, low fare
ml Expense-Paid F.iposition Tour a.
II
I(tH-'KHI II
' WINE
5 Wool
BLANKETS
l ull dniihle bed size rt
(V.'KI), Nort a ii il 2) 1 uO
fluffy . , . .1 wool
ALL WOOL SINGLE
BLANKETS
USE
PENNEY'S
LAY-AWAY
PLAN
itililril for wurititlt.
lliituiil ('nils! (Mii'ck
(llahiinv).
IT.
36in. Esmond
' CLOTH
You'll enjoy a new
rolie made of Mil
wonderful material,
Soft u ml warm, jet
light In weight. I'ati
like! Hoe tills linlay,
Yd.
Til MIU'll
(Ualeony)
70x80 Single
BLANKETS
A sell out last time! a k a a
Now, again this .1 J) I UU
wool blanket at a B
real low price! Ileau
tiful pastel plaids, rlrh and fluffyl
(Halt (iny).
Beep Hap
BLAHKETS
Ileautlful Jacqmird a "4 ft rt
double hliinkets for ajj) 6 98
full double bed! sn-
teen h o u n d ends
Soft, deep uaii for warmth! see
these today, iiianllly limited.
(Ilaleouy),
$98
Moth proofed for yuur
protection and greater
service! All wool for
warmth without weight.
Firmly woven! Hlch darker colors ai
uell as soft pastel shades! Take ad
vantage of the event to make your
select inn! (Ilnlcony).
CHENILLE BED SEEAOS
Beautiful I ii f red chenille spread you'll be proud
to own! Full double hed Mze. Heautlful designs
and colors such n low price for this (iiallty!
(Italctmy),
SHEET
TS
$H98 BLANKE
Wool Filled Gse Dawn
Comforters Comforters
Such m low price for
(bis i lutllty- cotton
pin Id blanket. Size
(Ki(G. Upo them as
sheets these cold night,
eral. (Balcony).
49c
Buy hcv- B
4 '-AfWe-
:$998
Such a low price for
these beautiful tan
wool filled I'mnhirl
ers! When you see
them you will want several. Heas
Iur colors to match your rooms!
(Balcony).
Marvelous fluffy
11)0 roosc down. Q "HI Q ft
The kind you'd ex- V UU
pect to sell for much
inure! Besides they're moth
proofed for your protection! Love
ly scroll stitched design! (Balcony).
Comforters
Luxurious cotton fill
ed comforter at an 0 J
ever-so-low price! O
You'll marvel at their
beauty, full size! (iet jours to
day! (Balcony).
CHENILLE
BED SPREADS
$298
Thick, luxurious che
nille .spreads with vel
vety tufts Floral and
iilaiu stxtes! You don't
have to Iron them! Popular color.
I imlfiMl niiantllv! Utalronv)
BABY BLANKETS
25c
Soft and flufry for
baby! t.ond size , , .
,'8a-i Inches! Pastel
shades. Check these
for eeonomv. (Second floor,)
ROMA SWEET WINIS
kl JOS rf
BAHGAIH FEATURES
MEN'S CANVAS GLOVES
I'.Mra IS'"I 'lfilt minus rIihi's fur i
lirt our MlM'l ,,,r '"
llmlli'il. (Mill" flour).
nil n low jirlrcl
miiir! IJiinntlly
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CALIFORNIA
WIUJES
MADEL0N
ro.
ni:Mi:ns mil i s i.i:u, im .
iii:m I I I.I i
MAM MM Fills
I'll! I Mill) IHSTIIIIII IIM1
iMiiui sn R0WIC0
"Tin: ii i) I si: of ri:i. i -roiiii.wii
R0MANELLA
PMI MI)I NT WIN! II V. IV.
run i i m LA ROSA
ROMA WINE COMPANY, INC.
LODI, CALIFORNIA
CHILDREN'S OUTING GOWNS
ilnns wnrm nnil fl' untitle llaniwl n'iw. lone Pft
o, full cut Mz". SIps I to Hi. suntmlzi'il shrunk! rl U C
k ni nitwl (Mnln floor). Www
100 Only - WOMEN'S RAYON PANTIES
17c
Special croup of women' fine quality ri,on panties!
Stjled riRht to fit. Take ad.-mlane of this low price
and buy sex eral. (Main floor).
BOYS' "MONTANA MIKE" SHIRTS
Ur?Kht colored pl.ilds! arm Miede cloth! The Mle
nil the uos are wearlnu: t.rt jours imw while ls
re complete. (M.iln fhtor).
79c
WOMEN'S SATIN SLIPS
The, "re heautlful The-e luxurious Mtln llp are tail
ored and embroidered! Sli" 'A'l t -W. hlte and Tea
Hom tlu.inllty limited! (Main floor).
MEN'S FLANNEL SHIRTS
5uch good iUiillty Ponii-t flannel for so little inone !
rirmt wmen to wear! Ihej'll wnli well, too. Limited
suppl.i. (Main floor).
MEN'S OXHIDE OVERALLS
Item) welcht denim In express stripe or Blue: full cut
iil.ev Bar tatkeil at all Mraln polnis! anforlrcd shrunk
tito! i;et ouis at I tit, low pi Ire! ( M.iln floor).
73c
79c
69c
WOMEN'S SERVICE OXFORDS
(Alia t ii ;i 1 1 1 oxfoid thai hnn)il sell (or much more! C itf CQ
Muni) composition ole. nalklnc heel! Women's lrc! V I U J
(M.iln floor). I
MEN'S WINTER UNION SUITS
69c
Distinctive! Smartly Tailored!
FALL COATS
i,V
These coats are the newest, the smartest,
that are offered Tor this Kali, and at
Penney's low price )ou cannot afford
to msn it up. All the newest fabrics!
Individual stjllnj detail! See them to
day! (Second floor).
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t." Cfttwst-1 1 .y.iyUAf
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2w .I
glen row FROCKS
The newest, niot flattcrln frocks that
would usually cot jnu much more!
Finest details of trims nnd t)le notes!
In fact, when )ou see these, yon will
buy several, (Second floor).
LITTLE TOTS'
CORD PANTS
CHILDREN'S
RAIN CAPES
WOMLWS
NURSE OXFORDS
lor little tots, 1 to 4.
Bib stle cord pants.
smart colors such as
Teal Blue, Nov y.
(ireen. Brown and (.rape Wine;
6a
) res your children
for the rainy season!
These rapes are the
smartest style for
children! Some with
98'
1298
billion shir.. Put llifin In tht-e hcm,l. nnd ottirrs nlth ni;itrhm
aim snxr! (mwkI (lor). -,. ,, , , IB. fi,P,
Now mmlp with Prn
nrj. fituiou. sanl
tlrnl llnlncs; soft kill
Iralhpr lipiMTS, ront-
fort.ililc nnlkln; lied: Try them
on. Itl Hon conifiirtiihli- tlipy
nrp; And such Ion prlci-! (Main
floor),
ISoft. rlhhrri i-olton union iill., lone or .liort slrrtrs.
anklr Irnetli. Mrr :iti to in. Iluv your Mi)til for all
wlnU'r. (Mnln floor).
MEN'S LINED JUMPERS
The iet Hoed JumpiT we can jet fur o low
an set fur so low a price! C is O Q
iiiornlnc-.. sire .Ii; lo lii tfl fcv
rienl warm fur thee chill
lull cut. (Main tbMr).
CENTRAL AT SIXTH