Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 27, 1939, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1939. PAGE FIVE Probe Spy Ring Maribor, Yugoslavia, Oct. 27. (P) A former lieutenant col onel in the Yugoslav army and 30 other persons were arrested today for questioning in what police described as a German spy ring investigation. Besides the ex-officer, name not given, a textile engineer and a woman were accused of being the chief nazi spy agents. RRIiliER FOB COGD CHEER! Mow people in the Weit drink RAINIER Ale than drink all others combined! It's a hearty, sparkling beverage with a true ale flavor brewed in the Weit'i largest brewery. Try a bottle today-FOR GOOD CHEER! SI'' .,.!,.' t J .era- k1tkweTJA .. VMt4 M M &2 OUTSELLS Rll OTHERS COmBinEO! Rainier Brewing Company, Snider's Dairy & Produce Co., Distributors, Medford. Phone 203. FLINT RADIO MAN ESCAPES CAPTORS IN TROMSOE STOP Germans Planted Explosives in Hold Ready to Blow Up Ship; Flew Danish Flag Bereen. Norway, Oct. 27 (.T) James McConnochie, radio operator of the American freighter City of Flint, declared today the ship's German prize crew took her through Ice trium water with exDlosives planted in the engine room while they flew the Danish flag and repainted the ship's name to "Alf." McConnochie, a Scot, gave the German captors the slip when they stopped at Tromsoe, Nor way, to unload survivors of the British ship Stonegate, sunk by Buy Now and Save V 1940 PRICES NOW IN EFFECT See Our Stock To-Day 1 938 - Ford Tudor Sedan . . $545 Carries Full R. and G. Guarantee 1 937 - Ford Tudor Turing . . $465 Runs Like New See It Today. R. and G. Guarantee 1 938 - Oldsmobile D-Lx Coupe $845 Heater Radio Fog Lltei Low Mileage. R. and G. Guarantee 1934 - Ford Coupe ..... $275 Here Is a Car With Complete Motor Overhaul 1933 -Dodge Sed. Del $245 50-50 Guarantee. Economical Transportation 1935 - Ford Coupe ..... $325 Ree. Motor New Finish Good Tires. R. and O. Guarantee 1 935 - Studebaker Fordor Sed. $395 Only One Owner Locally Owned. Heater. R. and G. Guarantee 1938 - Ford D-Lx Fordor Sed. $595 Heater New Finish Rec. Motor. R. and G. Guarantee 1 934 - LaFayette Fordor Sed. $245 Here Is a Steal Good Tires and Motor 1935 -Ford Pickup $325 Just Came Out of the Shop Easy Save the Gates Way LOW Terms your ford dealer over 2s years financb LOT 6th and Bartlett Streets yA. v C. E. GATES Auto Co. Inc. Open Sunday and Evenings HAROLD TREAT Used Car Mgr. the raider that took the Flint captive. Mixing with the British sail ors, he managed to get ashore undetected and came to Bergen with them. His story to the Bergen news paper Aftenbladet after his ar rival here said the City of Flint sighted a foreign warship Octo ber 9 which at first was assumed to be British or French, but proved to be the German pocket battleship Deutschland. The raider halted the freighter, placed the survivors of the tor pedoed British ship aboard and then proceeded to check the cargo, finding "a consicteraDie quantity of oil." Declaring this was serious, the German commander said he would not sink the ship, McCon nochie related, but placed 18 Germans on board to take posses sion. The Scottish radio operator said the City of Flint thereupon began a slow, "unpleasant" trip northward through "terribly cold" seas. Explosives Placed Enroute, he continued, the German crewmen planted heavy charge of explosives in the engineroom, prepared to blow up the ship if they encoun tered trouble. Later they en tered an area of floating ice, and the Germans painted out the freighter's name, substituting "Alf" for "City of Flint" and painting the Danish flag on the side. i McConnochie said it was un- ' true there was anything wrong ! either with the engines or navi i gation facilities of the City of Flint. AMERICAN JOBLESS TO Mount Vernon, la., Oct. 27. (Ft Alfred M. Landon, 1936 Republican presidential nomi nee, today declared unemploy ment in the United States has left almost as many persons homeless and hungry "as has the ruthless force of Hitler and Stalin." In a speech prepared for de livery at the inauguration of Dr. J. B. Magee as president of Cornell college here, Landon pointed out that Americans have watched the shifting and regrouping of European popu lations "with somethinc skin to horror." "But what of the great shift ing of population in this coun try?" he asked. "A shift from steady Jobs to makeshift exist tence In unemployment? "Has not the ruthless force of economic displacement left almost as many people home less and hungry as has the ruth less force of Hitler and Stalin? Assailing "experimental ex pedients such as pump prim ing," Landon declared national safety and individual security "rest upon engagement of the greatest number of men in pri vate enterprises of their own." CURRY COUNTY WOMAN GUILTY STEALING STOCK Gold Beach, Oct. 27. T") Mrs. Myrtle A. Garner, Curry county ranch owner, was con victed of larceny of livestock yesterday by a circuit court Jury that deliberated 15 minutes. She was arrested with seven men, five of them from Port land, July 22 and charged with taking cattle from Ellis Dement's ranch. Her attorneys announced they would appeal to the supreme court. DOLURHIDE RANCH BOUGHT BY HIES Ashland, Oct. 27. (SplV Dr. C. A. Haines this week an nounced the purchase of the pioneer Dollarhide ranch in the Siskiyous from L. D. Dollarhide. The 480-acre place consists of rangeland, pasture and genernl crop areas. It has house, barn and outbuildings. The Dollarhide ranch is one of the oldest farms in the Sis kiyou area and was the site of the old "Dollarhide toll road." L. D. Dollarhide received It from his father, and Verne Dol larhide and others of the fam ily were born at the old home site. The recent sale marks the end of a family ownership of over 75 years. Estonia became nation In 1917 at the outbreak of the Rus sian revolution when she de clared her independence of Russia. GLASSES Dr. R. M. Hood Optometrist Sparta Bldf. Main and BlTfnlde. Mtdlora, Ore Skillful Service Reaionable Prlcea McKenile Road Clear Eugene, Oct. 27. (iP) The McKenzie highway between Eu gene and Bend was cleared of snow today. Storms earlier this week covered the region with a two to six-inch fall. Ask for "LYONS" LYONS lJlliiJ.il-l. Filths 91.55 Plnta $1.00 Uqrr...l ww - THE E. G. IY0NS t MAS CO. SAN FIANCISCO, CAUF. SATURDAY ONLY SAVINGS At Medford 's Original Cut-Rate Store OILED SKIN RAIN CAPES Compare these with any at $1.49 to $1.98.' All colors 98 AJAX DOUBLE-EDGE RAZOR BLADES, Blue A "f Steel 25 Blades Q SEXTAVITAMINS Containing Vitamins S1 79 A B C-D-E G 50 Capsules COD ANOL. High Potency Capsules of Vitamins (AXQ A-B-C-D-G 100 for COD LIVER OIL CAPSULES " Vitamins A and D 100 for JJSjC HALIBUT LIVER OIL CAPSULES Q Q High Potency A and D 50 for J M Q A-B-D-G CAPSULES $149 High Potency Small Dosage 100 for " I " BREWERS YEAST TABLETS I" Q Vitamins B and G 250 Tablets Jj J Q LEDERLE VI-DELTA EMULSION $1 69 Orange Flavored Vitamins A and D Pint A COMPLETE VITAMINS STOCK PRICED AT THE MINIMUM T . W E vED Free, open ttretches ef heather or country meadow ... the playful tug of wind ... the friendly tun . . criip tang, in the air ... a joy in living! Of tuch is the essence of Tweed, parfum iquit by Lenthdrlc Peris New York $1.25 to $40.00 JERSEY GLOVES Warm Comfort for Stormy Weather. All slses 10c pair LUNCH PAILS Dome Top Lunch Palls standard sise. Will hold pint vacuum 39c TOBACCOS Camels, Chesterfields. Lucky Strike, Old Gold, Ralelghs, Old Mill, Polar, or Spuds 2 for 23c Carton 10 pkgs $1.12 Sensations, Domlnos, Wings, Paul Jones, While Rolls and 20 Grand 9cpkg. 86c ctn. George Washington, Union Leader, Granger, Keg, Hurley Burley. Hiplane, Model, or Friends 2 for 15c Prince Albert, Velvet, Big Ben, or Chesapeake 10c can $11 7 cm. Bull Durham, Duke's, Golden Grain, Stag, Stud, or Adver tiser 4 for 15c Day's Work, 'Horse Shoe, Star, Climax, Spark Plug, or Cyclone 2 for 15c Prince Albert Velvet Raleigh Chesapeake Edgewerth Union Leader Geo, Washington Keg Granger Advertiser ' Golden Grain IB os. 16 os. 16 os. 16 os. 16 os. 14 os. 16 os. 14 os. 16 os. 12 os. 16 os. 73 73 73 69 97 63 55 52 70 35 49 5c Williams Palm Soap. . . .3 for 10c Palmolive Soap 2 for 11c Lux or Lifebuoy ....3 for 17c Guest Ivory 4 for ,15c Medium Ivory 5c Large Ivory.. 3 for 25c Peet's Mechanic ..,.!. ..3 for 20c Woodbury's Soap ..... 3 for 20c Giant P. &G.. ., 3 for 10c Large Oxydol . ,.-, .. 1 9c Crystal White Chips 5 lbi. 29c Head quarters for Vitamins Western Thrift ORIGINAL CUT-RATE Head quarters for Tobaccos PAY LESS and PARK EASIER" at the R VERSIO MARK HOME OF BATTLE CREEK HEALTH FOODS Open 24 Hours a Day Including Sunday 313. 315 North Riverside Phone 358 FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WE ARE OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY OREGON PACKED Fancy We highly recommend the products of Oregon's newest Industry. Oregon now packs the finest sea foods on the market. Try these tine Oregon Products lor better quality. , Tuna, Knight's 2 cans 35c White Albacore. Packed at Empire, Ore. Oysters, VVV brand Large frying size, No. 1 tall tin 25c Stewing size, 10 oz. tin . 10c For Vim. Vigor and Vitality. Packed at Coos Bay Crab Meat. Seaside. 6 oz. tin. ... 29c Packed at Seaside, Ore. Minced Razor Clams 2 cans 29c Seaside brand 7 os. can Salmon, Celilo 2 cans 35c Columbia River Chinook, packed at The Dalle. PANCAKE FLOUR, Triangle 28 os. pkg.. TAMALES. Chef's Choice.. 2 pkg. 35 7 os. tin 5 PUMPKIN, Diamond A No. 2 tin 3 ! 25 MATCHES 4 boxes 10 QUAKER OATS, quick or reg lg. pkg. 20 FLOUR, Snowdrop ,....49 lb. sack $1.1U PEAS or CORN Llndy, plain or assorted $1 Case of 24 cans ssorted I OXYDOL lg. pkg. 19 Grocery Store CHOCOLATES, 2 lb. 25 Made by Looae-Wlles FIG BARS 2 lb. 25 Fraah from Loose-WHes GRAPES TOKAY 8 lb. 25c POTATOES Klamath U. S. No. I 50 lb. 43c ONIONS, Sweet Spanish U. S. No. 1 17 lb. 25 SWEET POTATOES, No. 1 5 lb. 19 EXTRA FANCY ROAST lb. 16c Boiling Meat lb. 1 1ic Fancy Milk Fed VEAL Chops, lb.. . . . 17Jc Roast, lb..,.,. . 13ic Breast, lb.. .... 12c Pt. of Kraut & lb. of Wieners both for 25c PURE LARD, open kettle rendered 3 lb. 29 We will have some more of oar famous HAM and VEAL PATTIES 23 BACON, Armour's ,D- 22 HAM, local eur.d. while they last, only .lb. 24 All Mfat Special! for Saturday .nd Sunday Only 2$