Medford mail tribune., June 27, 1940, Page 8, Image 8

TlTEDFOKD MAIL TRIBUNE. lEDFORP. OREGON. THURgDAT, JUNE 27. 1940.
PAGE NIKE
Z0NTAC0NVENT10N
NAMES PRESIDENT
Estes Park, Colo., June 27.
(P) Mrs. May Moyers Mcfciroy
of Washington was nominated
to the presidency or we comm
club yesterday, succeeding Dr.
Helen Puree of Salem, Ore.
Changes In the economic
world make it necessary for
women to "change their mental
attitude," Dr. Pearce told the
20th annual convention.
The Zonta organization, rep
resenting 1,000 branches of
business and professions, has
the power to convince women
they should take larger part
in public affairs, she said.
WIFE OF FRANKLIN, JR.
QUALIFIES AS ANGLER
Seattle, June 27. IIP) Mrs.
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr., was
qualified today to compete with
her father-in-law at his favorite
port.
Fishing from a cruiser In
Puget Sound, the petite for
mer Ethel DuPont landed
35 pound salmon yesterday.
She and young Roosevelt are
spending a week here as guests
of Mr. and Mrs. John Boetti
ger. The latter is President
Roosevelt's daughter.
LANGER G. 0. P. CHOICE
AS NO. DAKOTA SENATOR
Fargo, N. D June VI. UP)
William Langer, twice governor
of North Dakota, is the choice
of the Republican party In that
slate for U. S. senator.
The former chief executive
won the nomination for that
office in Tuesday's primary
election. His opponent in the
November election will be
Charles Vogel. Fargo, who eas
ily won the Democratic nomination.
Lip Reading Champ,
Los Angeles, June 27
Mary Mutch, 18-year-old Redon
do Beach, Cal., high school
graduate, is the new lip-reading
champion of the American so
ciety for the Hard of Hearing.
She defeated the defending
champion, Elizabeth M. Bru
nicke of New York and three
other finalists, including Mr.
Sylvia L. Peters of Eugene,
Ore., last night.
Dm Mall Tribune wan. ads.
Toast En Mass
Lincoln, Neb.. June VItPi
Lincoln firemen vouch for this
one: A tire came off a bakery
truck, the rim sent sparks' fly.
ing from the pavement, the
sparks set fire to a leaking ga
line and the fire converted a
load of fresh goods into load
of toast.
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Diamond Lake, June 27.
(Spl) Diamond lake resort has,
thus faf In the season, had its
share of out-of-the-way travel
ers. South America, China and
Hawaii have been represented
here since the opening of the
season, May 20. James A. Clark,
Standard O i 1 representative
from Maracallo, Venezuela,
spent several days at Diamond
lake with Bill Hubert, who is
connected with the Mene
Grande Oil company in South
America.
P. H. Benedict, another
Standard oil representative from
Peking, China, spent four days
at the resort with his two boys
who were born and educated in
that country.
T. A. Blackstad represented
Hawaii. He makes his home In
the city of Lihue Kanai
F
Robert Horner,
turned from San
recently re
Luis Obispo,
Cal., where he was arrested on
a forged check charge, waived
preliminary hearing and was
ordered held under $500 bonds
to await grand jury action, by
Justice of the Peace W. R. Cole-
I man.
Horner is charged In the
complaint with passing a check
for $6.50 on April 2, 1933, to
which the name of G. F. Horner
was signed.
Ernest Simon, of El Paso
Heights, Cal., charged with
driving an overloaded truck,
with improper license tags, was
fined $1 and costs, in Justice
court yesterday,
Roy Arnold, logging truck
driver charged with overload
ing his vehicle, was assessed
$2.50 and costs.
Couldn't Take It
Des Moines, la., June 27. UP)
It's motor sputtering, an air
plane made an emergency land
ing in a field not far from where
Old Joe, a stalwart work horse,
was standing. Old Joe swung his
head slowly, looked fearfully at
the noisy intruder and fell
dead.
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and Wyoming and forms the
boundary between Idaho and
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Uses from 12 to 52
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DRESS UP FOR THE FOURTH!
You'll have more fun if you're wearing a new dress, so hur
ry In today take advantage of these savings! We're
featuring beautiful new printed Bemberg rayons per
fect for town wearl If you're going in for sports, see the
tool, crisp rayon sharkskins and spun rayons! Lots of daz
zling white! Dots galore! Stripes! Pastels!
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SALE! WASH SLACKS
Regular
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SANFORIZED GUARANTEED NOT
TO SHRINK MORE THAN l!
America's greatest wash slack value reduced for even
bigger savings! Come in and see all the swell new pat
terns! Dozens and dozens of new stripes, checks, and
plaids. In clear, vat-dyed fast colors. See for yourself
how well these slacks are tailored! Full cut. Roomy,
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4-THREAD
SHEER CHIFFONS
52
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Much Highor
Priced '
Buy plenty now while prices are so low and
multiply your savlngsl For here are filmy, dull
finish silks, sheer enough for parties . . . with
rayon-reinforced feet that wear "forever 1"
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Enjoy skin-snug comfort! This rayon satin and
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J'PermafH" Trunks for Boys .... 98c
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Cucumber-cool cotton broadcloth. Tailored with 2-way
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DRESS SHIRTS 1
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New Patterns I
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Treat yourself to the luxury of fine shirts at
price 'way below usual 1 Stock up now on color
fast stripes and figures . . . crisp, gleaming
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Amazing refrigerator value! Challenges other makes
priced $35 more! Get 13.7 sq. ft. shelf area, covered
Food Froster, Jiffy Trays, automatic tray releases,
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1495
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carrying charge
Take it along onour vacation! Play It wherever you
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power of 4 real working tubes! Has Airwave loop
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$3 A MONTH,
Down Payment,
Carrying Charge
2994
' 9x12
Compare with rugs priced $5 more! Gay, color-,
ful patterns! Florals! Leafs! Hooks! Textiles!
Backs are extra tough . . . treated with latex to
prevent slipping! Closely woven pile fabric!
SIZE WASHER
I Only $3D0WN, fl Q aZ
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Only $3 DOWN,
$4 Monthly,
Carrying Charge
Big 7-8 sheet white washer bang-up bargain
at this price! Has Swirlator washing action,
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With elec. pump, 1. 05 With gas engine 84.M.i
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Couch Ilaiimiock
1595
$2 A MONTH,
Down Payment;
Carrying Charge
You'll like the cool, springy comfort of this big
swinging hammock! Strong steel-strap base.
72 inches of seating space, with heavy felted
cotton linter seat pad. Colorful painted stripe
drill cover. Magazine pocket in one end.
9mm bmb
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