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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON1, THURSDAY. JULY 11.1940. PAGE FIVB PLEBISCITE WILL OFFER PARAGUAY II Man Who Refused to Die OF U. Si in( in summer resorts, dude sons in the forests and gave ranches and hotels catering to 1 part-time employment to an ad- Government to Receive In creased Power Would Stretch President's Term Asuncion, Paraguay, July 11. (IP) A new constitution for Paraguay, presented as creating "an organic, reformist and na tionalist democracy" and des cribed officially as one of the most advanced in the Western Hemisphere, will be submitted to a nationwide plebiscite Aug. 4. It was promulgated last night by Gen. Jose Felix Estigarribia, president of Paraguay since Aug. IS, 1939, and virtual dic tator since last Feb. 18. It centralizes administration of the country's affairs, pro vides for state regulation of pro duction and protection of work men and government assign ment of public lands to farmers. Public Interests First It decrees that public interests must not be overshadowed by private interests and gives the government a notable increase of power in the social and eco nomic spheres. In supplanting the constitu tion of 1870, adopted after a dis astrous five-year war with Bra zil, Argentina and Uruguay that ended with a majority of the population dead, it creates a state council representing gov ernment, rural industries, fi nance, commerce, education, re ligion and the army and navy. The term of office for the president is changed from four years to five. Members of both chambers of congress also are to serve five years. Formerly the 20 senators were elected for six years and the 40 deputies, four years. Gen. Estigarribia, who suc cessfully reorganized the Para guayan army during the Bolivian-Paraguayan war over the Gran Chaco, proclaimed his vir tual dictatorship last February, after the cabinet and the con gress had resigned. For "Peoples Welfare" He said he took the step to save the country from "a hor rible anarchy" threatened by in ternal disorder and lack of co operation by the opposition Col orado party. His decree, issued "with the aim of realizing the welfare of the people, I Large Sum Expended Yearly by Visitors to Play Cen ters of Sylvan Regions Manuel Severiano, the San Diego fisherman who refuted to drown, is shown here as he was greeted by his wife when he arrived at Glendale, Cal.. by plane--from Mexico City. Serer iano was washed ovarboard from a tuna fishing boat SO miles off the Mexican coast. He was given up for lost. However, he spent lour days floating on a plank before he drifted on to a beach and was taken to Acapulco. Mexico. assuming "all political powers of the republic," established "a complete truce of political at tivities of all parties and creeds," and announced appoint ment of a commission of three jurists to draft a new constitu tion "which must be inspired by principles of representative re publican democrats." Will FOR WIDEST POWER USE, IS WORD II TOOZE Portland, July 11. W) A program of the widest power use. rural electrification expan sion and completion of Bonne ville and Grand Coulee iiame is favored by Wendell L. Willkie, Republican presidential candi- announced he was date. Walter L. Tooze, chairman of Oregon GOP. delegates, re turned yesterday from the Phil adelphia convention with the information, the result of ques tions he said had been "put directly up to Willkie." 'The only difference he pro posed was to put men in con trol w'.io know the utility busi ness, rather than politicians," said Tooze. He also predicted flatly the Republicans would win, "no matter who the Democrats nom inate, "because of a perfectly balanced ticket with Senator Charles L. McNary of Oregon as Willkte's running mtle. By Fred Bailey Washington (U.R) Expansion of the national forests purchase program to reach 200,000,000 acres by 1950 is planned by the national forest reservation commission. The purchase program Is ex pected to give the federal gov ernment large reserve supplies of timber and forests for recre ation and conservation of min eral and other natural re sources. There are now more than 178.000,000 acres of publicly owned lands in the national for ests. These are distributed among 196 forest units in 40,t states, Alaska and the island possessions. They comprise about 10 percent of the total area. Jobs lor Four Million Last year nearly 4,000,000 1 persons derived all or part of their support from employment in the national forests, the U. S. forest service reported. Their total income was nearly $1,000,- 000,000. Workers living in or near na tional forests obtained employ ment harvesting timber pur chased from the forest service. herding privately-owned live stock on the public lands, work- isitors. The forest service reported ( lumbermen received 2.600.000 man-days of work in timber camps. Livestock owners em ployed 2S.000 riders and herd ers to take care of 6.S00.000 head of animals In the forests. Visitors' Outlay Large While no estimate of resort, hotel and dude ranch employes was available, the number was large enough to supply the serv ice needs of a clientele which spends about $200,000,000 an nually at such establishments. In addition to private employ ment, the forest service kept a permanent force of 5.500 per- ditional 11,000 persons, Reforestation, road and trail building, and other improve ment work under direction of the forest service also provided 13,436 man-years of employ ment on WPA projects, and year-long employment and training for 50.000 CCC boys and World war veterans. BOYS CLAIM THEFTS FORCED BY ELDERS Portland, July 11. vD A ju venile "forced theft ring" was broken up here yesterday with the apprehension of two nine-year-old youngsters accused of taking $20 from their mothers' purses. Detective Captain J. J. Keegan reported. Keegan said the boys told him they were forced to steal by three older younnsters who ! bntiffht tnva with the mnnrv Eugene Likes Milk Eugene, July 11. P Citi zens of this university city con sume 3500 gallons of milk each day. Inspector L. G. Heltcrline has revealed. Per capita con sumption is one pint daily. Misstep Fatal. Sandy, Ore., July 11 A misstep into a deep hole In the Sandy river, three miles east of here last night, resulted in the drowning of Fussel! i Fritichie, 29, of Dover, Or. His brother. Verdon Fritchle, 22, ran three miles for help after Russell was swept Into the current. Wading Tot Drowns Vancouver, Wash., July 11. W) Submerged for only three minutes while wading in Salmon creek near here yesterday, Allan Woodruff, 6, drowned before his father. Virgil Woodruff, could plunge into the stream. Would YOU Like to Lose 15 lbs. of FAT? Read This and Get Butyl How mould you libs to eafely and harmlessly lose some of tint ugly fat In a lew weeks? How would you like to Ioh your double chin and your bulging hlpe and etomach and alone with It get the Increase In energy and Improvement In health which so often accompanies excess (at re duction? Oet on the scales today and see how much you weigh. Take a half teaspoonful of Kruschen In a glsea of water first thing every morning, then eat your fill of foods that lessen caloric Intake. After 30 days, weigh yourself again and Just see If you haven't lost pounds of ugly fat. Kruschen Is a famous English for mula made In the U. B. A. Kruschen comes In either the NEW plessant bubbling form or PLAIN non-fizzy form for those who prefer to take It In hot wster. A bottle lasts 4 weeks and costs but a trifle. Money back If not Joyfully satisfied. Western Thrift Store gtitgl . i I ' Clearance Salal jj 'XV ( - MonttJ onJ Horn IW l i V- rooineaiiu g 1 1 new wnite I iVJV- I Dress Ties J Rochellcs I 1 P 'V jUl I Arches S , ' NSTN;! S-A '' t Now yoat cln R I' V5 "-''Ta 1 ' T- zSy i V I as well as comfortable I In cool K F' 1 X-,-. -v 4 Another ereat Ward shoe vsl- v': -: X 1 hit kin ih an-h i,Bh. I ""'1 uel "oothealth comfort (and . jyJ.LiT'rp & ' Ions, these new Rochelles flat- I $ I TrVcA -4 air-cushioned soles and heels!. : k VvK"o kV" ter wt" support. Broken Is v'rvV;.T4;;--V I Also Fashion But styles. Brok- : I X?!7V ' Hat. 1 I r-TTP! - ..'"1 I Sv 'I 9gc Purse. ffiN S NSsoOw J Bright colors In Rayon Suede cloth . AQ. nrTJ I r!XOOVl Buy now . aC9C . H g 1-M t . r, ci I jl i WZSN Reg. !1.8 twe-ton. and whit, colors. 0 9Q ! kj Broken ttBeil - r r - IPTLJIBE-IKS SLOSH W This Public Closeout Sale I Strictly Our Entire Stock! EVERY UNIT MUST GO OUT! DON'T WAIT 'TIL PRICES GO SKY HIGH! BRING YOUR CAR IN! TRADE RIGHT NOW! LET US QUOTE YOU A DEAL YOU CAN NOV AFFORD TO TURN DOWN Approximately 200 Cars must be Liquidated at Prices Reduced from 150 to S1S0 on each car 24 Heavy Duty Trucks and Trailers Bare up to f 500 on Each Heavy Tractor 1-3 Less ere Is a condition that has been brought about by a multitude of cir cumstances. Our time tor Immediate disposal of this entire stork Is limited, and oar feelings In this situation are purely Impersonal. We know only one way to Iquldate at a tremendous sacrifice, as requested by their legal ownere; first reduce all prices from S.VI.00 to $150.00 on paoenger cars and up to one third on commercial equipment, such as trucks, tractors, ete . . . and then give you generous allowances for your present trade-in: whereby. In most cases, It will make the necessary down payment, four trade-In need not be all paid for to make a deal, ir yon do not have the necessary amount of cash on hand, come anyway, as we are reedy and willing to help you. Our new. low rtOSE-OUT FINANCE RATES will be In effect with the beginning of this sale, and so by reading between the lines you should be able Description, Code Year and Makes to draw your own conclusions as to the purpose ot this PfBLtC ClOSE-OET S t I .E. i Come early to avoid disappointment. We promise you no delay for de- j liveries. Select the ear of yonr choir and then back your derision with j ACTION and come prepared to buy. Any ot our 10 courteous salesmen will be glad to assist you while selecting the car of your choice. ! This Is the greatest opportunity Med ford has ever witnessed. Too can i make a host of friends by telling jour friends, and save cold, hard cash by taking advantage of these TRF.MENDOIS low prices now I All hpertators art welcomed without the least oniigatiom (Signed) Stock Price WAS AUTO SALES LOAN CO. Public Close Out Sale Price NOW Da Pay ment Cash or Instal ments Mo'. 38 Ford 2 dr. Sdn.. Orig. finish, seat covers.. 3S Willys Panel Del. W-ton. Orig. finish 37 Hudson 6 Custom Sdn., Radio. Htr.. new tires.. 37 Pontiac Sedan. Htr., New Tires, New Finish 37 Studebaker Sdn. O.D., Super Reconditioned 575 595 475 25 645 495 495 395 545 545 18Z 165 135 185 185 37 Ford Pickup, good tires, new finish .. 37 Studebaker Pickup, hi box. hyd. brakes.. 36 Zephyr Sedan. Terr clean and perfect...... 36 Terraplane Custom Sdn., Perfect, good tires.. 36 Ford Pickup, new tires, slake rack 425 645 595 395 395 345 525 445 285 295 115 175 150 95 100 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 15 15 15 35 Tarraplane Cpe.. electric hand, fast car.. 35 Chrysler Sdn., beautiful parma wino. 35 LaFayette Sdn., the economy car 35 DtSoto Cpe., good gas mileage 34 Ford Pickup, good rubber, priced to sell.. 375 495 375 345 295 295 395 265 265 175 100 135 90 90 60 34 Studebaker 6 Sdn.. the reliable car. 33 Buick Sdn., super reconditioned, new finish.... 32 Dodge Sedan, a popular car . 32 Graham Sedan, Blue Streak ,, 31 DeVaux Sdn., Continental motor 365 315 1 15 195 95 295 265 45 85 40 95 90 45 35 20 31 Studebaker Cpe,, leather upholst. small 6 30 Dodge Sedan, late series, runs fine 30 Franklin Sedan, only ore in town 30 Buick Sdn., try it. you'll buy it 30 Graham Sdn., hydraulic brakes, original finish 145 135 145 85 95 45 60 95 42 35 25 30 35 15 15 15 15 JL2 12 12 6 6 3 6 2 3 6 t Auburn Sedan. Today's best buy 29 Chevrolet Roadster, runs fine 29 Ford Sedan, seat covers, original finish . 29 Hudson Sedan, custom 4 door 95 95 135 95 45 40 65 50 25 25 35 25 3 3 4 3 HURRY! HURRY! While They Last! Many Cheap Trade-ins, Model A, etc. All Running Fine and SOLD ON EASY TERMS! BALANCE OF Of STOCK NOT LISTED HERE FOR LACK OF SPACF IS LIKEWISE REDCCED COPYWRIGHT BY J. E. DOUGLAS. 1940. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED This Public Closeout Sale is Strictly a Closeout of Our Entire Stock. Every Car Must Go! Sponsored by AUTO SALES & LOAN CO. Corner 4th and North Riverside Medford, Ore. Phone 304 Dress Gloves 10c to 25c Values to Se Corselettes and Girdles! Some hare dainty all-ow f m bro!iery, torn are six-button. White end colors. Values to 3.981 Odd and Broken alws , 1.49 25c Children's and Misses 1.98 Oxfords! While strap, open toe. Brown and White A M M Dutch j Pattern (44 Women's Swim Caps! 29c Malta Vein Cooler Summit I t Sort Shirts Ilrf. price 1.4S Meal Hera are iner auroras sport fabrics all extra lull cot and' wall tailored! Women's Vests or Unionsuits! Re(. 69c! Made ot long wearlnf cotton I Outslae only! , . . Save aocl Rubber Swim Caps In brltht colors! Snap-on strap I Women's 98c Blouses! Reduce!! Softball sad Baseball Fo aortf-avoV'nf vovnoitel . . Barefoot Sandals Ref. 1.4S 94. Siva their regulir shoes, keep their busy feet cool and comf j ill Summer I Whits, brown. Organdy tailored and frilly style blouses All Wool Sweaters! Re(. price 1.08! Tlsh-U-Knlt Sweaters! White and colors! 49c BATS Talnee to IM 98c 98 Straight grained hickory or ash. Taped or oork gripe. Girls' Dresses! Values to Ncl Batiste and Summer PrtnUI Buses 1-141 JSe as Boys' and Girls' Slacks! Reg. 69ct Bright colors Sis 2-81 AII W-I Wonted for Wear? Hoys' Trunk) Rg. ss 49c Trim sturdy swim trunks st Wards lowtt price I Built-in supporter. Handy button pocket 49c m 39c t Clearance Recreation Hall 2.49 Sport Shirts! Bare ate on these well-tailored cool shirts 25 1.49 Dress Shirts! White only. San fori ted shrunk! Pearl Buttons! Sanforized 1.98 90c Beg. tse Ideal for picnics, btseh. Corn pressed sisal center. Double stitched botishide corer. 49c Summer Ties Only a tew left at this priori Buy now I 25c Se ! Bsr I Wf See rM f,ttem st ill Men Tie Sale! Small Boys 1.69 Oxfords! Cool white oxfords tor little fellows, at a clear ance price thetg says "nuny now to Wards ' I 111? 1.37 tBck AVyom Finest fabrics! Smartest, new est sprint; patterns! Resilient construction! All wool lintdl 49c Boys Tommy Suits! Reg. SM In alas only Cool fabric I QQr ww w (SiHbiEM (mm mmsm 111 SOUTH CENTRAL HvrCmmrt-hrFUM Croquet Set Complete Qfist Bee MS . A complsts 4-bil! set, wits! srehes and stakes I Why not, play Ibis fascinating game?. IUX PHOAC IN