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PAGE TEN MEDFORD MATT, TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1940, EIGHT BOYS ACCEPTED FOR CIT.C. PERIOD; TEN MORE ARE NEEDED Of th quota of 18 allotted Jackson county thii year, only eight youth have applied for the Citizens' Military Training camp at Vancouver Barracks, Wash., July 2 to 31, it wai stated today by Capt. Carl Y. Teng wald, county officer. The regular period for enroll ing has expired, but has been ex tended for a week, the deadline now being June IB. In the past Jackson county has exceeded its quota and youths had to be turned down and this year the quota was enlarged, Capt. Teng-j WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE- WW CabgMl-AraJ TWD Jut.. 0 el Bad in tag Maa-nin, Raria'igGe Tia liver should poor got two plnta of flQttil bile Into jour bowtli dailr. If thll kiie U not flowing fraaly, your food ma got digeat. It may Juat decay In the bawala. Gaa bloeta up your atomarh. You gat conati. Clad. You fael aour, eurjf and tha world ks punk. It take thee, good, old Carter. MMJe Liver Pille to gat thcao two pints of biloj Sowing fracly to maka you feel "up and ep.M Amaalng In making blla flow freely. Aatc for Cartar'a Llttla ijvar Pllla ft- name, log and Ibf. Sbibbornl rafuaa an-tala alaa, wald said. Now ten more are needed to fill the quota. Appli cation may be made with Capt. Tengwald at 125 West Main street. The eight accepted are Robert M. Tuttle and Richard Milestone, Jr., Central Point, and William J. Thompson, Milton A. Benford, Bruce H. Kindred, Wayne M. Fairchlld, Stanley C. Jones, Jr., and James Elliott, Medford. FOR WAR RELIEF An appeal was Issued this morning by members of the War Relief committee for women of Medford and the valley to vol unteer as knitters and sewers of garments for refugees of war torn Europe. Women volunteering are ask. ed to get supplies at the Jackson County Red Cross office in the county courthouse at once. Everything necessary for con struction ot the garments may be obtained at the office and the actual work may be done else where if persons so desire. Knitters especially for sweat ers are needed, the committee advised. Closing tlms for Too Lata to CUuv stff Ada Is I JO p m. Rl BLUE RIBBON SPECIAL' THURSDAY ONLY! Cool Wash Suits and Slacks for Boys! Hera's a timgly Blue Ribbon Epgcial from the Jr. Shopl Boys' 2 to I year Wash Suits and Slacks in both light and dark colors ai One-Third Off the regular price. Included are cool Seersuckers, Broadcloth and linen in clever little styles. Hole the savings. Regular $1.19 Garments for 89c Regular $1.65 Garmentt for $1.10 Regular $1.95 Garments for $1.30 Regular $2.45 Garments for $1.63 Regular $2.95- Garments for $1.97 Regular $3.95 Garments for $2.63 (CTal aT "1 :.it s 5 J V4 tin. U. S. TRIES THE BLI T Z Maneuvering V. 8. troops at Camp Beauregard, La., teamed bombers and tanks In an experi mental blitzkrieg-, quickly overpowered 40,000 (round troops, Fol-shotter at left has a Hint anti-aircraft fun. PALS FOR ONE NICHT All flthts were off, tern porarily, when Sen. Arthur Vandenberf from Michigan and N. Y. Dist. Atty. Thomas E. Dewey (rlhl) met at a dinner In Washing. Ion, D. C. Each Is baltllnc for G.O.P. national convention delegate! Ungrateful Gull San Pedro, Calif., June 12. (if) Policeman J. H. Meier spied a sea gull "grounded" by oil and tar on Its wings. He wiped the stuff off. In return the gull seized his nose In its beak. Meier wound up in emergency hospital. The governor takes offlcg In Jan uary In every state except Louisiana, wherg the governor's term beglng In May. 1 ' ' Yts, the big, beautiful Chrvsler you see is only $895! It boasts 22i inches of wheel haw . . . and leaps to the urge of 108 horsepower in its mighty High Torque engine. There's a whole lot of pleasure in owning a big car like Chrysler Royal . . . packed with the good things that only Chrysler gives you. The most beautiful lines on the road today . . . loads of room . . . smart, new interior fabrics and colorings. It's fun to rije on big, luxurious seats . . . with Airfoam cushions . . . cradled at the center of balance, the Chrysler way. It's great to handle a car so "light on its feet". , . so easy to steer, and stop, and park. It's satisfying to know that you have so many exclusive engineering advan tages, each with a practical value , . . like Supcrfmishcd parts , . . Floating Power . . . scientific weight distribu tion . , , tin-coated pistons. See your Chrysler dealer . . . drive the Royal . . . and learn w hat a heap of fun 58S w ill buy. And here's the "pay oil"". . . this big beauty costs less to run than many smaller cars. rf tha Pa.tmerr a.,,,,1 Coon. oVh.ertd )g lr,f,Mi. rcitra! I a ,n,l,lr,l 1 ran.portaltitn an,! Slalt uf Loial r,e. if an,. r,,ra hull hottta and f igar liahitf atltlitional. Tune in on Major Bowcv C. H S., Every 1 hur., 9 to 10 CM., l.O.S.T, SUMS VALLEY 10 FEASI TOI FOLK ON BERRIES, ICE CREAM A genuine home-made Ice cream-strawberry festival at the cool of the evening in beauti faul Sams Valley That is the tempting affair held out by the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce to all business men and women of Medford. The festival will be held at 8 p. m. Friday in the Sams Valley Grange hall, reach ed by a scenic drive over the Midway road. The Rotary club, which Is In charge of the program of en tertainment, will attend in a group. W. A. Gates is pro gram chairman. The chamber of commerce urges all Medford business men and women to at tend to help carry out its inter community gct-togcther policy, j Entertainment will be provid- j ed by Mary Anne Gates, so prano, and John Eads, Medford I magician, who will present his ! entire repertoire of legcrde-1 main. I GRANGElPENAUZE LOGGER! a4 i at. FOR LAW VI tlon 42-415 which designates that certain tools be kept in a sealed container for fire prevention nit control. Dorf. Morris said, did not have the required tools and may not operate until ha gets them. On second offense violators are subject to arrest, Morris warned. The state forest patrol an nounced today that logging oper ations conducted by Roy Dorf in the Butte Falls district had been closed because of a violation of a law governing industrial work in timber lands. It was said to be the first such closure this season. The closure was ordered by L. H. Morris, state inspector, who said that Dorf violated sec- The DANDY Crank Operated Cherry Stoners Hare tray and feeds automatically. Pierces each J 4 A cherry separately doe not crush them.... eWW HUBBARD BROS. Main and Riverside. Phone Ml I BRIEF VISIT HERE A new Boeing four-motored U. S. army bomber landed and took off successfully late yes terday afternoon at Medford municipal airport in an experi mental flight. It was the larg est airplane ever to land at the airport here. The plane did not tarry here and none of the prew deplaned. The giant bomber simply land ed, turned around after stop ping, taxied back to the end of the runway and took off again on its way south. The p'.ane left Portland, where it made the same experi mental landing, at 2:50 p. m and arrived here shortly after 4 p. m. Only ten men since George Wash ington have been general of the U. S. army, and Oen. George C. Marshall, present chief, la one. In the 1930 'a there were gucceasful revolutions In Bolivia, Peru (two), Chile (two). Argentina, Panama. Spain, Paraguay (two), Salvador, j Cuba, brazil, Greece, and Slam. Plots ' against the government were crushed In Russia. Japan, Austria, India, Palestine. Iraq. Mexico, China, Chile. I Rumania and Germany. Remember? 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