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MEDFORD MAP; TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 16, 1940.
RED CROSS SAYS
OVER 5 MILLION
HELPS REFUGEES
American Tourists Also
Aided; France Gets Most
Funds; Britain Next.
Washington, July IB. flJ.FD
The American Red Cross, in a
recapitulation of Its, war relief
activities, said today that $7,
884,878 has been spent for refu
ge aid, service to Americans
abroad and administration
costs.
Actual relief to stricken areas
In cash contributions and sup
plies amounted to $5,388,604.
the report said. In addition.
S1.S98.274 worth of supplies
have been purchased but not
allocated because of uncertain
tie in the present situation In
Europe.
- Amounts sent aboard Include
tl.204.68S for the Inquiry and
information service, which lo
cates Americans In Europe, for
repatriation ot American citi
zen and for chapters produc
ing supplies to be sent to the
war zone. Clothing, surgical
dressings and the like, made by
volunteer workers, o far have
mounted to $492,797.
The Red Cross broke down
it relief distribution by coun
tries as follows:
France $1,712,484 in cash ex-
penditures and commitments
and $117,199 in chapter-pro
duced goods. The latter in
cludes 110,602 garment and
626,406 surgical dressings.
Great Britain $904,779 In
expenditures and commitments
and $62,474 worth of supplies
made by volunteers. These
goods included 73,241 pieces of
clothing and 398,627 surgical
dressings. Ten ambulances also
have been sent to England.
Poland $606,427 In expendi
tures and $196,524 worth of
chapter goods, including about
180,000 garment and 41,187
dressings.
Finland $367,452 in cash
outlay and $116,600 worth of
home-made supplies. Including
112,292 clothing items and 422,
237 pieces for medical aid.
Norway $45,000 in cash, of
which $25,000 was administered
by the British Red Cross and
$20,000 by the Swedish orga
nization. Although American Red
Cross aid is available to any
nation requesting it, officials
her aaid that to far there has
been no inquiries from any of
the totalitarian countries.
Orchestra Plays to Cooks
To Keep Contract in Force
Asbury Park, N. J., July 16. (U.R) A contract i a contract
to the Charles Barrow orchestra, and it plans to continue Its
nightly performances In the Bcrkley-Carteret storeroom the
rest of the summer.
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(Contributed)
Townsend activities at Dream
land Townsend Hall, 415 E.
Main, this week, include:
Wednesday night, usual week
ly Townsend dance. This dance
is attended by the older Town
send folks as well as young
folks. This week will be a spec
ial carnival dance and will be
more fun than a bushel of monk
eys. Youth club meets Thursday
Right with reports from dele
gates. Alexander's String Orch
estra will play for an hour or
so of free dance. All young folks
re invited.
Harmony club meet Friday
night with delegate reports and
program. The public is Invited
to all these affairs.
Like Better Service
State College. Pa. lU.P.I Giv
ing pigs more "elbow room" and
better service at meals results
in more rapid fattening at lew
cost, two members of the agri
cultural experiment station at
Pennsylvania State college have
discovered.
NOW Vndtr-arm
Cream Deodorant
safely
Stops Perspiration
1- Doet not rot dresses, doe
not irriure skin.
2. Kuwtitinftrodry.Ciiibcustd
right after shivirtft.
9. Instantly nopt penpirarion
for I to ) days. Remote odur
from perspiration.
4. Apure.white.ftreaartestjtaio-
les vanishing cream.
S Arrid has been awarJed the
Approval Seal of the American
Institute of Laundering lac
being harmless to tibms.
39 MILLION fare el Arrid
km ba sold. Try a )' I -xiy I
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The room is only IS by 20
feet, and the nearest thing to
an audience are the cooks and
kitchen helpers in the adjoining
room. The storeroom itself is
littered with sacks and cans of
food, but the orchestra has a
contract calling for $550 per
week until September 2, and
none of the eight musicians or
the vocall.it, Linda Lief, wanted
to break it.
From June 20 until last
Saturday the orchestra had
played in the hotel's terrace
garden. When' it arrived for
work Saturday evening it found
another orchestra In Its place.
Arthur C. Steinback, president
of the hotel, said the patrons
liked the new orchestra better.
When Barrow insisted on ful
filling the contract, Michael
Kelly, hotel manager, assigned
the Barrow band to the store
room. For three nights Barrow' or
chestra performed faithfully In
its new quarters from 6:30 p.
m. to 2 a. m., with Miss Lief
rendering an occasional vocal
ization. The kitchen help reported It
found the music soothing.
IS.
INJURED BY AUTO
A motorcycle-automobile ac
cident at Fifth street and North
Riverside avenue yesterday af
ternoon put Joe Miller, 26, of
Medford in Sacred Heart hospi
tal with a badly fractured left
knee, hand laceration and
bruises.
Miller, according to investi
gating city police officers, was
knocked off his motorcycle by
an automobile operated by
Glenn George of LaVeta, Cali
fornia. The car, traveling north
on Riverside avenue, made a
left-hand turn into Fifth street
and struck the motorcycle, tra
veling south on Riverside ave
nue, police said.
Miller, a service station at
tendant, was taken to the hospi
tal in the Perl ambulance.
Dm Mall Triount wast ada.
T CONCE
TO
OF M BOARD
Consent Decrees End Labor
Litigation in Aircraft
Packing and Other Cases.
San Francisco, July 16. (U.R)
Consent decree ending labor
litigation in several important
Pacific coast cases involving na
tional labor relation board de
cisions and orders were an
nounced today in the ninth U.
S. circuit court of appeals.
The consent decrees were
reached through negotiations
between attorneys for compan
ies and associations in N'.L.R.B
actions, and the N.L.R.B. They
were announced simultaneously
The Douglas Aircraft corpor
ation agreed to cease discourag
ing membership in the C.I.O.
Auto Workers union at Its
Northrup plant, to cancel an
anti-strike agreement which it
allegedly required its employes
to sign.
Packing Firms Agree
Fourteen leading California
packing firms, including the
California Packers & Growers
association, ended litigation
which started in 1938 when the
CIO Agricultural Workers un
ion filed a complaint against
them. The packers agreed not
to coerce employes. Since the
complaint was filed, the packers
have signed a closed shop agree
ment with the A.F.L. Cannery
Workers union.
The Milton Box company of
Milton, Ore., agreed to cease
interfering with AFL Lumber
and Sawmill Workers union
members and reinstate two em
ployes with back pay.
The Pacific Crape Products
company of Modesto agreed to
reinstate 123 members of the
A.F.L. Cannery Workers union
with back pay and cease alleged
interference with union mem
bers. To Reinstate Seven
The Hammond Redwood com
p a n y of Humboldt county
agreed to reinstate seven mem
bers of the CIO Lumber and
Sawmill Workers union and
cease alleged interference with
union members.
The West Oregon Lumber
company of Eugene, Ore.,
agreed to cease alleged inter
ference with the C.I.O. Lumber
and Sawmill Workers union and
reinstate 59 men with back pay.
Portland, July 15. (P) Four
members of the house naval af
fairs sub-committee on a nation
al tour of naval bases expressed
satisfaction today with progress
on the navy s new aerial base at
Tongue Point in the Columbia
river. I
ITALY MAY GET
RUSSIAIN MEET
Cfeno Will go to Berlin for
A Conference in Which
Molotov Might Take Part.
Rome, July 1 6. tU.K Reli
able quarters said today that
Count Galezzo Ciano. Italian
foreign minister, would go to
Berlin for important confer
ences in which Soviet Premier
Foreign Commissar Viacheslav
M. Molotov might participate.
Advjnce by Italian troops in
the British African colony of
Kenya and great damage to the
Palestine port of Haifa by raid
ing Italian planes were claimed
today in Italy's war communi
que. .
General headquarters of the
armed forces raid that Italian
airplanes which bombarded the
port of Haifa caused fires which
could be seen by Italian avi
ators 125 miles away.
In East Africa, Italian troops
who last week occupied British
Moyale on the Kenya-Ethiopia
frontier, pushed into Kenya, oc
cupying four strategic places,
the communique said.
In tha Lake Rudolf region,
also in Kenya, the Italians, with
the aid of native forces, claim
ed to luve repulsed British at
tacks. Italian planes which partici
pated in the Haifa raid yester
day returned safely to their
bases after hitt'ng oil refineries
and other plants, the communi
que said.
It alleged that British planes
unsuccessfully attacked Tcbruk,
Italian North African base, but
one British plane was shot
down and that its crew was
captured.
Tout! enjoy the Freili 8 Food.
from Holly's. 124 S. 6iith.
Dm Mali Tr.oun. want ad.
PHONE 481
for Quick. Dependable Berries
Unique Cleaners
Hotel Allen Bids Bud Lawrenti
Y Ibu Chntfitty fjjh
I a jRicfier, Finer Jj
yj-d. quart r w$Jv '. t
THIS WHIIKf r IS 4 YIAIS OlO VO PROOF
Cap. 1940, Th. Old Ovokar Compony, Lowr.oc.bvfg. Mioa.
A GREAT ONE DAY SALE EVENT! TOMORROW ONLY!
Remnant Bargains
For Men & Boys
Boys' Pajamas
Remnant Day Special on Boys' Summer
Weight Broadcloth Pajamas. Here are
fast-color stripes, figures and solid colors
for only 98c suit. Regular S1.49 value.
The Sale Includes sises from ( to 18.
Boys' Wash Trousers
Remnant Day Special on Boys' fast
98
nemnant Day Special on Boys fast-
color sanforised Wash Slacks a cool VL yC
good-looking trouser in all the best j I mlJ
colors and patterns. These are regular I -$1.65
and $1.95 values. Your choic. -
Boys' Polo Shirts
Remnant Day Special on Boys' fin
quality Rayon and Cotton Polo Shirts.
In this group are whit and colors in
ages 4 to 16. Your choic tomorrow
only at Mann's Store-wide Remnant
Sale.
M
ens owim
Trunks
39
49
Remnant Day Special on Men's Cotton
Gabardine Swim Trunks, lace side style,
for only 49c pair. These come in Blue.
Yellow, White and Maroon and sell in
the regular way from 98c to $1.2$ pair.
Men's Sport Shirts
Tomorrow Mann's Store-wide Remnant
Sale otters a large group ot Men's Sport TT 4 T TH
Shirts and Jackets at half off the regular AIVIJl
price. Cool summer weight cottons that -.--.- -w Sr
launder perfectly. Get yours tomorrow W If 14
at this Big Sal. - -i-VAVXl
Men's Suits
The Mens Clothing Dept. joins the Store-wide Remnant
Sal with a supreme value in Men's and Young Men's
Suits. Hero are values up to $29.50 for $14.9$. Fine all
wool worsteds and cheviots In both single and double
breasted models In light and dark shades. The best suit
buy In Medford. Tomorrow at Mann's
Regular Values to $29.50
$
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Fabric Remnants
HALF PRICE & LESS
The Sale That's Often Imitated but Never Equaled
Hundreds of Yards of Seasonable Lengths in
Silks, Rayons, Wools, Cottons and Draperies
FIRST COME-FIRST SERVED
SILK AND RAYON REMNANTS
Desirable lengths in beautiful quality silks and Rayons including Flat Crepe, Crep
d Chin. Rayon Crepe Georgette S".p Satin. Pongee and other Silken Fabrics. Every
one of these lengths Is a real bargain. Suitable for dresses, underwear, and other
garments. Pick yours out tomorrow at Mann's sale of remnants. But remember,
early shoppers always get the best lengths. So be here when the doors open.
WOOL REMNANTS
Woolen Remnants in lengths suitable for children's dresses, women's and misses'
skirts, packets, etc. Included in this lot are Flannels. Tweeds. Challies. Wool Crepe
nd Mixtures. Many of these Remnants will make a coat for some little miss. Com
early Wednesday morning and get your pick of these remnants.
COTTON REMNANTS
Remnants of Wash Goods Including Voiles. Percales. Pique. Dimity. Swiss. Lawns
and Cotton Broadcloth. This lot otters a marvelous opportunity to buy fine materials
for aprons, blouies and kiddies' dresses. A wonderful selection of quality pieces in
good lengths and splendid colors. But come early, as dosens of customers are waiting
for this Remnant Sale of Wash Cottons.
DOMESTIC REMNANTS
Included In this Great Sale of Remnants are dosens of choice domestic pieces consist
ing of lengths of Sheeting. Pillow Tubing. Pllsie Crepe. Linen Toweling. Nainsook.
Dimity and Muslins bleached and unbleached. You'll find plenty of uses for these
pieces, so be among the early shoppers to get your pick. All are out en one big
table ready for quick and easy selections. Doors open at 9:00 sharp.
DRAPERY REMNANTS
Many desirable Remnants of fine quality Cretonne. Scrims. Nets. Damaiks and
Marquisette in good lengths suitable for drapes, chair coTsrs. cushions, pillows and
fancy work will be found in this group. But they will go fast, be her early tomorrow
and get your pick of these good-looking remnants. You'll find plenty of uses for the
various pieces.
All Remnants Out On Tables Nothing
Reserved In This Great Remnant Sale
MANN'S MAIN FLOOR
Window Panels
Here s a Remnant Day Close-out on
odds and ends of Quaker. Zion and
Beacon Window Panels. Only one and
two of a pattern and color, but each a
regular $1.00 value. Your choice while
they last tomorrow at Mann's.
Lace Cloths
Remnant Day Cloteeut Sale on 72x90
inch fine quality hand-mad Lac Din
ner Cloths. Included In this group are
our regular $3.9$ cloths. Out they go
tomorrow for juit $2.44. A real bargain.
59k
Remnant Bargains
From the Ready to Wear Dept.
DRESSES
Remnant Day Special on Women's
Silk and light weight Wool Dresses.
Only 25 in this group, including
prints and plain shades, so be here
early. Values up to $12.95. Your
choice while they last at Mann's
tomorrow
$349
HOUSE COATS
Extra Special for Remnant Dayl Women's and Misses
Silk. Corduroy and Chenille House Coats and Robes at
lust Half their regular price. Included In this group are
sipper front and attractive wrap-around styles. Your
choice
HALF PRICE
Swi
wim
SUITS
Remnant Day Special en
Women's and Misses' Ray
on "Lastex" and Wool
"Lastex" Swim Suits. Sises
In this Sale group from
32 to 39. Your choice
while they last.
y2 PRICE
Sale of
BLOUSES
Remnant Day Special on
Women's Satin and Crepe
Blouses. Here are long
and short sleeve styles in
a good range of sises. col
ors and patterns. Your
choice
PRICE
SKIRTS $1.49 & $2.49
Remnant Table!
Extra Special for Remnant Dayl On the Second Floor
you will find a large Remnant Table consisting of Blouses.
Wash Frocks. Sportswear. Jackets and Boleros priced so
low that the values will positively amaie you. Just find
your sise and we assure you a bargain indeed.
SECOND FLOOR
Underwear Remnants
From ihe Underwear Section comes this
Remnant Day Sale of Women's and
Misses' Slips. Gowns and Shorts. In
cluded are Rayons and Crepes, but sises
and lots are broken. See these garments
tomorrow. Regular values up to $1.25.
On Sale for only
Hosiery Values to $ 1 .00
extra Special for Remnant Dayl
Women's and Misses' Full-lathioned
Silk Hose for only 29c paur. Broken
lots, color assortments and sises. but
regular values up io $1.00. Your
choice while they last.
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