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PAGE NINE Want to Buy, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It's Filled With Opportunities! t MEDFORD MATL TKTBUNT. MEDFORD, OREGON. SUNDAY. JTTLY 25. 1940. Heed ever? ad on una paea fou will prooablj Itnd exactly the Uuog ou nave hu look, lo, tor or a saie or unit lot unused article! you may nave. Search jour etue or Mow-room you may rind many tolnie others an seeeun and be able to realize immediate cash. II what you want lan't here, advertise lor It. Tribune Clas altled Ada .are Inexpensive ellectlve! RATES rer word first Insertion 1 (Minimum tic) Each additional Insertion, per word le (Minimum 10c) Per Una per inontb without copy chance S1.33. CASH or money ordar mutt ac company all mail ordar classified adi. LOST AND FOUND LOST Silver rosary in vicinity ol Lincoln St. near Easter. Valued as gilt. Phone collect 3983 Ash land, Ore. PICKED UP Red sow. Please Iden tity and pay lor feed and ad. Chester Fitch Orchard. FOUND Keys In leather case. Owner please call at Tribune and pay lor ad. L08T, July 30th Small, white and brown female terrier. California tag. Report to Humane Society. Reward. REPOttl lost doga, animal cruelty cases doinane Society phone 1618 BORROW Etta, p.ease return bridge tapln lmmedlstely to Frank Perl WANTED FEMALE HELP 5 per hour or more In spare time showing lovely FASHION FROCKS to friends. No experience. No In vestment. Give ace and dress size. FASHION FROCKS. Dept. N-1402, Cincinnati, O. WANTED Housekeeper to take com plete responsibility Including care of two children. Call 1553. WANTED Capable girl or woman for housework and care of two chil dren. Stay nights. 733 No. River side. WANTED Middle-aged lady to keep house for bachelor during fruit season. For particulars call 315. WANTFD An experienced cook. Call Mrs Carpenter. 514-J. MALE AND FEMALE HELP REGISTER NOW at the B. M. Clute Hop-yard at Applegate, Ore. Clean camp with cabins. Pure spring water. Free electric lights, water and stoves, lc per lb and ic bonus at end of season. Picking will begin about Aug. 10 or 16. Write or call B. M. Clute. 650 HOP PICKERS WANTED Four weeks work, paying 61:50 per hun dred lbs.. 35c extra per hundred If you pick through season. Free cabins and camp ground on Rogue river, free lights, wood and stoves. General atore and amusement hall. Starting Aug. 5. C. H. Elsmsnn. Fort Vannoy Hop Yards, Grants Pass, Orecon. WANTED SITUATIONS YOUNG DEPENDABLE married man. resident, wants work. References. Clean habits. Box 3708 Tribune. ; EXPERIENCED GIRL desires house work. 1025 N. Central. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED To lease or rent 4 or 6-room modern house with kitchen range and refrigerator. Call 17-F-5. RADIO REPAIRS All makes. Guaran teed precision adjustments. Reason able charges. 30 years experience. Estimates free. Severln Electric. 1307 N. Riverside. WANTED Sleeper trailer. 801 East Main. WANTED To trade ',34'Ford coach for equity in later model. Write Box 2699 Tribune. RAVE YOUR furniture reupholstered, reflnlshed. reglued. Phone 435-R Thlbault. WANTED Fruit workers" children Chame according to hours and meals. 815 West 13th. WANTED TO RENT Small, modern, furnished house or apartment, Resaonable. Box 3091 Tribune. LAUNDRY done as vou like lt Ressonsble. 304 Boardman. WANTED3 or 4-room. email, fur nished house. Adulta only. Tribune Box 2298. WANTTD Wool, mohair hides and pelts Medford BanralL House, 27 North Orape 6i Phone .062 HE r MORE CAH rVr Your r-nrn!t'jre RIRSFHIKU a ANDREWS 6th and Front. Phone 547 WEIL DR1LLINO 61 50 per ft first 50 ft. ete J M Ducts. 61 King WANTED Dreoamsklng alteration. Katharine Sa'terlee. singer Shop 32 South Oraoe Rt.M PHM M P4ID Pur Y"ut F-irntture. Illie, HHMri HE. Phone IIS1-J llll.lllst C1H PKII IS PAID Foi Your Furniture Mr.llrORII R1KUAI HOleR 37 N Orape St (tone 1063 wiNtro All those who want furniture get our prices, it win pay you Hill HKOIlk flRSiriRt II .North FruBt. ramie leeO. rOH hEW MOUSES I FOR RENT 4-room modern house, 14 50. water paid. Adlolnlrst Mac's Market, North Peclttc Hljriway. FOR RENT Unfurnished J -bedroom house at 33 Tripp at. FOR RENT 5-room unlurmshed house. Available August 1st. Phone J4S-R-1. FOR RENT Modem e-room house on Portland avenue. Phone 14O0-J. FOR RENT Very nice furnished i house. Idea! Court, corner Myrtle ; and Taylor Sta. Geo. Iverson. FOR RENT 3-room duplex. Fur nished. 316 Wabash, near Stevens St. FOR RENT Furnished duplex, elec trical kitchen. Maytag, overstulled Complete comfort. Adulta only. 704 Pine. SMALL FURNISHED DUPLEX, hot water and garbage service, a. L. Cook. 10 Quince St. FOR RENT Clean 5-room house. 333 W. Jackson. FOR RENT b-room house, nicely lurnlsbed. 433 So. Ivy. FOR RENT Duplex, 8 rooms and sleeping porch, partly lurnlshed, $20 00 month, water paid. Phone 371. FOR RENT Furnished house, No. 0 Everett Court. Adulta only. Phone 1S46-J. FOR RENT Modern 5-room stucco house. Basement turners. Newly decorated. Adults. 625 Pine. FURNISHED bouse and one and two room ;tts. 604 W. !0th FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Partly furnished 3-room apartment. 1031 Nlantlc. FOR RENT Small furnished apart ment. 344 so. Grape. FOR RENT Furnished apartment. Plenty of shade. 616 N. central. FOR RENT Clean two-room fur nuhed apartment. Also sleeping rooms. Under new management. 344 South Central. WELL furnished apartment, also bed room, close' In. 337 N. Central. COOL furnished apartment, private bath. Frlgldalre. 806 W. Main. OE BAUER APTS. 6th at Oakdale Prestige, courtesy, with comfort able modern home. Furnished or unfurnished. Moderate prices. By day, week or month. Phone 713-Y FOR RENT Furnished Hotel Holland apartments, electric range and Frlgldalre. FURNISHED, cool, Insulated apt Aouite only; no dogs. 603 s. Holly NICELY furnished apartment. Elec tric range and Frlgldalre: 3 large rooms, kitchen, bathroom, fire place. Newly renovated. Hot and cold water furnished. Mall Tribune Bldg Call at Tribune office. MODERN furnished apartment. 10 Quince St. VAWTER APARTMENTS 6 rooms, unfurnished Heat, hot water, complete electric kitchen. 643.50; lease. Phone 1108 FURNISHED APTS Lights and wat er. SIS and IK 217 w Second FOR KENT f urnished Rooms FURNISHED housekeeping room. inower, private entrance; aii.au month. 314 Haven St. ROOMS and garage. 306 So. Holly. FOR RENT Pleasant front sleeping rooms, noma privileges. 323 King ATTRACTIVE ROOMS 404 8 Orape FOR RENT BOARD. ROOM GOOD BOARD, comfortable rooms. Pechsteln's. 801 Esat Main. FOR RENT Room and board. Cool comfortable home. 514 Beatty. Phone 1971-R. BOYS under 13 years. 625 month at Grelner Home. Gold Canyon pony ranch, Kerby. Oregon. EXCELLENT room and board, verv reasonable. 345 N. Orape. Tel. 903-J. BOARD and ROOM. 328 N Riverside ROOM AND BOAkD 716 E. Mala 61 per day. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Furnished 3-room cabin. 16 So. Columbus. FOR RENT Store oulldlng and two office rooms. See Al Llttrell or Ro'nnd H'.iohf.rc FOR SALb LIVESTOCK MUST SELL I young sow. farrow soon. Joe Stargrll, Coleman Creek Road, FOR SALE Cow. heavy springer. A. C. Lewis, Fern Valley. FOR SALE Registered saddle bred horses and thorobreds. Blaiks and sorrels. C. L. DodVe. Yreka, Calif. FOR SALE 8 sows, farrow July and August. 625 ea'-h. Apply evenings. Mace ranch. Central Point. FOR SALE Jersey and Guernsey cow, tested, fresh next week, gen- R C Ti- Ore FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE 62 turkeys, first of April hatch. Box 89 on Suncrest roei. one and one-naif mllee above FOR SALE Re-AL ESTATE FOR RENT Small ranch on Old Stsrfe road. Phone 1409-J. FOR SALE 75 riy Sno-tont lot City water and Irritation. All fenced On Webssh. near Spring Street. Phone 43S-R. RIAL, BUYS S acres, t imjated. 4-rvm house, ear!, eprina watr. 41200 terms. 10 acres, unimproved. 4 alfalfa. 6 InikTtteM atoo. Improved 80 ar. 36 madow, trrl C atd. 23 m:lh cowa md yount. t horses, mahinerr. milker, pa rawr, outrane. hihwr. I3&00. rJear. some trd or trnn 341 iirti, 60 mvtlow. Irrlpatetd. out rarr hwhway. :trlctT. ma chinery. 17 mikh rowi. bull, fin Improve menv tooo rrm. PHFLEY AGENCY Noc'.q City Umlu Hhj (r CLOSING TIME For SUNDAY Too Lata to Classify WANT ADS is 6:00 P. M. SATURDAY PLEASE REMEMBER FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE or RENT 5-room modern house, newly cleaned. Inquire 34 North Peach. FOR SALE 10 acres, in full bear ing Harrietts and Anjous; ricn sou, Irrigation, beautiful shade trees; small house, good barn. At Seven Oaks. 3 miles North Central Point, fronting Pacific Highway. Bargain for cash. A. V. Carlson. FOR SALE Six room modern home. 1 am moving to country, this can be bought cheap. 851 Palm St FOR SALE Small dairy ranch RtnckeH with fine COWS, nlentv of hay. modern house, bargain, by owner jamea neitn, ft nun west of Phoenix. EXCELLENT INCOME Sacrificed 60 acres nonlrrlgated. Includes 20 acres young bearing trees cherry, apricot, peaches, Barlletts. Fully equipped, stock, crops, furnished modern nouse. no incumoerance , ability, retires. Write Mall Tribune Bos 2HQ1. ! FOR SALE 5-room house with bath Also 3-room house on side street. Corner lot. paved streets, close In Shade and shrubs. Income 632 50 per month. Total price 1300 L. O. Plckell, 18 South Bartlett. FOR SALE! A bargain In west side home, close to schools. Fine con dition. Lawn, trees. By owner at 616 8 Ivy SALE. RENT or TRADE Attractive modem 4-room house. Key at 413 Western. WHEN vou think of real estate think of Brown At White. FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS Convenient terms. Llsta avalisble at Natlunal Farm L J a n Office Holly Theater Building Medford CITY and country properties. RENT ALS uOANS INSURANCE C S Butterfleld. 409 Medford Building HOUSES 'OH SALE In Medford and surrounding towns. Easy terms Jackson County Federal Savings and Loan Association FOR SALE OR TRADE Beer parlor In between two towns, good busi ness. Tribune Box 3386 FOR SALE 6-room new residence, never occupied Hardwood floors large living room, paved street close In. Might take small house as down pavmnt 618 So Oakdale FOR EXCHANGE Rati Estate 3 RENTAL UNITS. Income 180 month, Huntington Park. L. A., for ranch suitable lor sheep. Must have 40 acres cultivated, some timber, wa ter. Box 3695 Tribune. WILL TRADE Equity In house at bis ceaar tor coscn or seaitn. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE by owner '36 Chevrolet deluxe 4 -door sedsn. Radio, heater. Excellent condition. Wonderful buy, Phone 526. call 1994 after 5:30 p.m. FOR SALE 1934 I'j-ton Chevrolet truck. Inquire Talent Feed Store FOR SALE 1938 Chevrolet deluxe coupe, low mileage. Will take smaller car on trade. See owner at 24 Mistletoe St. LOOK AT THESE If You Are Really Looking; for a Bargain. A popular make 4-Door Sedan. One owner car. driven a little over 35.000 mllea. Looks and runs like a new car. Original finish and Interior spotless. Just a few years old and is eaally worth $250, but our special price only 9145, on easy terms If desired. ANOTHER SPECIAL Plymouth 4-Door Sedsn, Only one owner. Recently overhsuled. Easily worth 6200. Our special price only 8125 PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Donee and Plymouth Distributors 113 South Riverside. Phone 150. SKINNER'fl Dependable used cars 1039 Chevrolet Deluxe 4'Paaaenr Coupe Loot and runt like new, low mtleatre. A car you would be proud to own. 4V.95 1937 Chrrtur Convertible Coupe Th orlzlnal owner took vr? (rood care and a big depreciation on this car. You t nearly new cat transportation for leu than half the orljlnsT coat. Vtt Some wrr food cart at very reaaon- ealJis- pnir 1013 Plymouth Coup WW.I346 lt32 B-iii-k sdan run only 37 000 mile-, for only 1 1P10 Chevrolet Svlftn 75 1939 Oldimoblle Sedan 5 t f?4 Doti-re S"isn nw rubber . 245 1134 Ford Sedan new paint and rubber . 245 1037 Nash Lafayetta Ccmpa 445 Wt hare aevara,! Trucka at very low orlcea 10W Ford 4-p1. plaMorm I S I24 ChefroleT platform . 25 1937 Chevrolet L W. B . take bodv. Urge tlrea. complete overhaul ... 4535 1932 Ford School Bus In rood condition, eitra food ttrea. only 295 BKrVVEF'S OA RAO E Phona 102 Bui-k Car GMi. Tni'ki Open Sundays tod tvnita FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE One used Chevrolet truck, one Cletrac, one 10-30. one Farmall 13. W. I. Alexander Hard ware A: Implements, Central Point. Orenon. CASH for model A Ford. 39 pickup preferred. Must oe cheap. T. C. fOR SALC MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE or trade for livestock Semi-trailer with cattle rack, rub ber 7 50-20 duals, leneth 24 feet. Call Bert Stanley, 17-F-13. Emjlr Point. FOR SALE New white crocheted bedr-ead. large sire. 613. Phone 1566-X. FOR SALE 70 tons hsy. non-lrrl-gated alfalfa, barley, etc. Good price In quantity lota: In suck or hammered. Inquire Younger A Lange, 81 No. Bartlett. Phone 38. TIME to think shout that leveling Job. Cell at W. E. Alexander's. Central Point, and see the Even man Automatic Land Leveler and talk with the satisfied users. FOR 8AI E An engineer's survevlng Instrument In perfect condition. Phone 613. FOR SALE 5 h. p. Johnson model 1939 en rnod fs-h'ng boat. In quire John Detweller. FOR BARGAINS In used electric rsnges ere Copco. HIMALAYA BFRRIES. you pick. 15c gat. lms Place. Phone 307, Cen tral Pol-it. ELECTRICITY la clean, cool, and cheap. Why become a drudge to a hot old "cook stove when you can buy a reconditioned electric ranee completely Installed for as little aa 620 at Copco. FURNITURE for 4-room home for sale. Call at Cltv Storage As Trans fer Co.. 29 South Orape. FOR SALE Dinette, chairs, case, hlboy, cedar chest. 1669-J. book Phone HOLLYWOOD SOUND STUDIOS will train two men for sound projection operators. Box 3099 Tribune. NEW 32-plece set dishes (floral de sign). Never been used. Will trade for best offer. P. O. Box 676. Medford. FOR SALE Small Kelvlnator electric refrigerator. 655. Phone S76-J. 613 Pennsylvania Ave. FOR SALE POULTRY LICE - MITE KILLERS of all kinds. Monarch Seed Ac Feed Co. CHILD PORTRAITS. 8x7. nicely col ored, ai.sa value now 85c. oirer ends August 3rd. Corley Studio, over Western Thrift. FOR SALE-MEO-181 KILLS CRAB GRASS without Injury to your lawn grass. Monarch Seed As Feed Co. FOR SALts-FEED WHEAT, nice clean grain. 61.40 owt. Monarch Seed As Feed Co. FOR SALE Feed DR. HESS POUL TRY PAN-A-MIN to moulting hens for a quick moult. Monarch Seed A Feed Co. LATE cabbs8 planta 30 Laurel. HIMALAYA blackberries. 35c crate, you pick and furnish containers Emll Pecb. Phoenix. Ore., Bob 8mlth plsce. Pipe and Fittings New and Used Large stock. All alzes. Get our prices MEDFORD BAROAIN HOUSE 37 N Grspe St Phone 1063 REAL BUYS In used clothing. 1406 No Riverside. acrjee from Beck'e Bakery. NU-WAY Mattress and Upholstering Co Phcne 29a. 309 West 8th St SONO BIRDS 1127 West Main St. Headquarters Myera-Jacuul pumps Service all makes. FICK HL.WE DOOKS. WINDOWS, pipe flltinn pipe, rrult fara. eds. floor cover. Ing. everything for the borne Jack's Secondhand Store. 106 So Ore tie. FOR SALE PEACH WRAPS and CRATES. Monarch Seed At Feed Co FOR SALE ORAIN BAGS at lowest prices. Monarch Seed as Feed Co FOR SALE FRESH BIRD SUPPLIES of all kinds. Monarch Seed At Feed Co. Closing time lor Too Lnte to Clas sify Ade la 30 p. m. Mail Tribune Daily ACR0S4 I. Ermine 4. Bufflcltnti poatlo .0. Pronoun IS. Thf-fdraek S 13. Roman emperor 4. Knell), letter ii. Oriental pot'ntata tR. Re afraid 17. trr..n.t state: aM.r. II Thrk-tv prefix .1. Spotted animal: archaic tl. Long r arrow onenlna It. Laric BTpant W. That airl it. Canar natlva tongue ?4. Maa I. F'-oiiete animal U. Btr"" rr tiflcat 14. Ft'-:amatioa 11. If 14. Ur'it .olatlla 1 iu'A 17. V:f Instructor il. Mr'rfc land . meanur It. Ary of aorai French kli.ga M. Move I rht'v an4 qulnle II. FV'Wi copioualy rent II. K,,rstl fowl 4i. It act wood 47. Ran Solution of a. arri wit amorous fancy si. Chart si. Note of the Ycitsrdsy't punt Co"tJ scare tSTQ Caro.in I TS '. Ml flumbla .MI --'': fit. Near ftroy attany j2 decl meter 4 .- .LV Mark of a - . .' tut or tneai - - JTg. r M- - DOWN . Car-1 aarra t lv,metlfatfj I T!r.Y.'' iirl iL.AM4,M::c:4X 4. Conr 4. Lrgt fiat BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES HOTEL FOR SA1 E. good location. Ca:i 130 West Mam St. FOR SALE Small restaurant. Good location, steady year-around busi ness. Box 3103 Tribune. FOR SALE OR LEASE -Orocerv an confectionery store with Uvl4 qusrters. Doing good busln.aa Bc ?MS Tribune PERSONAL CARD READING, 61.00. 329 Jeanette. FRIEND, pals, companions thru ab solute confidential help. Send stamp. P. O. Box 284. Granta Pass. Ore. PSYCHIC CARD READINGS. 606 Pv.lv evcert s-mdav 532 8 Fir BUSINESS DIRECTORY Auto Loans. ADVANTAGES OF OUR CAR LOAN PLAN 1. No Interest charted In advance 3. Your own Insurance accepted I. Car does not hare to be paid lor. 4. You get the money in ten min utes. 8. Special low summer paymenta 6. You deal direct and save money Bee W E THOMAS. Msnsger OREGON FINANCE CO. At Our Main Office 45 South Central Phone 130 License No. M-317. CAR LOANS Solve your financial problems by refinancing or borrowing LOANS ON CARS 1932-19:19 TRI-8TATE ACCEPTANCE CORP. License M-258 MARK A. GOLDY 109 E. Main. Phone 728. AUTO LOANS You get check at once. CARS BOUGHT AND SOLD. P T. "JERRY" YOUNO Motor Investment Co. License M-274 Tel. 169. 334 East 6th. 120 TO $1,000 On Your Car 1933 to 1940 Model Cars and light trucks. 1 to 18 Months to Repsy. CONSUMERS' CREDIT CO. HAROLD H BROWN AGENCY Agent 123 East Main M-W6 Phone 607 PERSONAL LOANS VACATION MONEY fflAA Loan eaatly repaid yiUU in mo. payments ol $672 (ten Thomu says: Oet enuutfn to pay up present bills and have a awell vacation. We'll cooperate wttn a tow pay ment ache-tula ' From $5 to $300 B Gene Thnrrtaa. mgr of OREGON FINANC". CO. Lie No 8-311 45 6o. Central. Phone 139 Transfer. CITY TRANSFER A STORAGE CO Hnusenold moving and general baullnt: 29 8- tirapa. Phont 2050 day or night. DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE 40 8 Fir Street. Injured Carrier. Local and Long Dlta.nca Hauling Phone 644 EADS TRANSFER A STORAGE CO Office Ifl South Fir Phone 315 Prtcea rWbt. Service guaranteed FURNITURE MOVING AND STORAGE- We have van moving equip ment (or local and long dlstano haul Inn Dry and clean atorag (concretes bulldlnK ) with special locker rooms at low rates. SAMSON S TOR A OR WAREHOUSE Puons 633. Cross -Word Puzzle (I 3 H 5 IA 17 1 If '!' " 1 T" 1 3 T 3o 2lTl "3"i1 37" 5 j p- 3 -:r 5 -r '5, J7 37" 73 TTTs TS? H ' ?? "ea 4. liiTe'iilture witb aiuaaa snip T. Require 4. Arf.naim ir.onay of account t A 4 ore 10. brave ma !1 I ttre-ia 54. Pertaining t the da wd IT. Chi)4 com pan Ion II Toward the h altar ad aide 40, Swamp 41. Greek letter IS Adds 44. Two: prafls 47 BVtln i. A Filat ronateiiattoa Invita ArltaMon TaHy Tit.-tan monks 4. Lowr part e4 Wow 7; PrarTe the lr Metalliferous r'-rka Noetr.l Touif hog frrT'ntrl grapa juica On the o- ean Mak trim or mart 10. U tl. II. InMltute laat pr'-r-M!tna It, Cru-h4 wltb Ui leal BUSINESS DIRECTORY Dressmaking. THE FASHION SHOP-Ureasmsklng Fur Remodeling, Buttons end B'ickles covered Room 302 0. S H-rfc P'.i T! 1 '81 Slocks and Bonds. ONLY STOCK TICKER service In Oregon outside ol Portland eon. ttnuous quotations d-trlng market hours. M. N Hogsn & Co, 314 E M i!n .t . M.'rff"id Expert Window Claanar. LET JOE DO IT Expert Window Clraner.. General house cleaners. Floor waxing. Joe Pnenr Ph.'ne l!7i Piano and Organ Instruction APOLLO PIANO STUDIO Plsuo. Or gan and Accordion, classic and modern Best In So. Oregon. 131 So Oraoe St I'hone 11119 Roofinq WK REPAIR or spply any type of roof. Pabco Roofings. Shingles. Coatings and Paints, Wall Paper Ekerson Paint and Roof Co., 38 So Bsrtlett Tel 943 GERMANS REFUTE HOLLAND REPORT OP PEACE IVES Berlin. July 26. (.P) Ger man officials SB id today they were astonished that the Dutch Hilversum radio had broadcast yesterday the report of a peace mediation appeal to President Roosevelt on behalf of "the Netherlands committee for or ganization of an international peace conference at The Hague." They said, moreover, that the recent speech of British Foreign Minister Lord Halifax, reject ins Adolf Hitler's reichstag peace offer, had closed all dis cussion of peace; therefore, any rumors of a new German offer are "too silly for an official rejoinder." Private sources at Amster dam said the organization men tioned in the radio broadcast was merely the hobby of one Individual who had sent sim ilar cables to heads of state even before May 10, the date of German entry into the low countries. London, July 27. rVP) It was stated officially today that the British government had re ceived no German peace pro posals via Stockhold. The state ment was oromnted bv a renort published in the United States' the King Gustav had been the intermediary for such proposals. RlITSlI UPSTATE FIELDS Portland, July 27. fP) Rain wet down parched sections east and weft of Oregon's Cascade range today. Precipitation readinmt for the 24 hours ending at 7:30 a. m. included Baker .27 of an inch. Brookings .05, Burns .08, Eu gene .08, Hood River .11, New port .51, North Bend .14, Port land trace, Pendleton .51, Rose burg .0l! Unsettled conditions were pre dicted for tonight and Sunday, showers along the north coast and locally in the mountains; moderate temperature. Flying A Dealers Now Feature Fisk Tires Says Hays Announcement was made re cently by Carrol Hays, local sales representative of Tide Wa ter Associated Oil company that his company had completed ar rangements for the exclusive sale of Fisk tires throughout the Pacific Coast marketing terri tory. This move is the result of extensive study of tires and tire marketing problems in the West and is designed to offer Associated customers the finest value in tires afforded today. Mr. Hays particularly stressed the features uf the Fisk Safti Flight tire with its exclusive patented white rubber insert tread which had led to the claim that this famous creation of Fisk is the safest tire ever built. The famous Fisk trade mark, the "Time to Retire" boy, has been known to motorists throughout the world for many years and is one of the most quickly recognized trade char acters used by an American manufacturer. Newspaper advertising Is be ing used to introduce Pacific Coast motorists to this new serv ice, whereby Fisk tires can now be obtained at Associated serv. Ice stations throughout the west. for bsrslns in usxi electric ranees see Copco. Csa MaU Irlbuiia earn a4fc MAY GET CHANCE 10 VOTE Atlanta. July 27. Wendell L. Willkie's proposed third party was reuarded today as an op portunity for southern Demo cratic supporters of the Repub lican presidential nominee to ease their voting consciences. Willkie sources in Colorado Springs, Colo., reported he was studying a new party as a means of permitting Democrats to vote for him without los ing their party affiliation. Bolt ing Democrats lose party affili ation in some southern states. So far as party disciplinary rules are concerned, observers agree there would be little the oretical difference In a Demo crat voting for Republican or independent electors. Willkie-for-President clubs have been organized In several states of the traditionally-Democratic south. A group of Independent Dem ocrats and Republican candi dates started suit to force a secret ballot in South Carolina's general election. South Caro lina voters, provided with a Democratic or Republican bal lot by the party, are required to vote It straight. This sys tem deprives them of ballot secrecy, they contended In the "non-partisan" action In fed eral court at Charleston, S. C, yesterday. A "Jeffersonlan Democratic party," similar to ono which Alabama Senator Thomas Hef- lin organized after he was bar red from the 1930 Democratic party following his campaign for the Hoover-Curtis ticket, was proposed In South Caro lina. B. Allston Moor. Char leston, S. C, attorney, called meeting next week to form the group to support Willkie in South Carolina. ALCATRAZ FELONS END DIEI STRIKE San Francisco, July 27. W) A strange, yet unexplained food strike at Alcatraz federal prison had ended today and all the convicts on "The Rock" were back on their usual rations after two weeks of self-imposed dieting. Warden James A. Johnston said he was convinced the pris oners on the San Francisco bay island started the "strike" in hope of arousing public sym pathy and. perhaps, of bringing about modification of the stern disciplinary rules there. Segregation of suspected ring leaders evidently was respon sible for ending the i.let-strike lOWANlUTSOFF 50 YR. OLD BEARD Osage, Iowa, Juna 27. JP) Even E. Avery's best friends didn't recognize the 73-year-old farmer who has lived near here all his life when he made a trip around Main street. The reason: For more than 80 years Avery had worn a heavy beard. But when he started to mow his hay In the torrid weather, he de cided to mow his beard too, Avery said he hardly knows himself since he shaved. Travel Table AIRPLANES Northbound Mailt Close Leave 4:37 13:03 a. m S:63 a. m. p m 11:11 i m. p.m. Plat stop) Noalstl p in (mag stop! t:3S p.m. Southbound 1:41 :1 Leave II 31 IS 13:00 Uslls Close a. m. 10.40 a m. p m. (Plaf stop) a so p m. m 11:16 p.m. TRAINS Northbound Leave - Malta Ctoee 10:41 a m. a m. a Oft p. m 1 :0ft p. m Southbound Leave Malls Cloaa s soa m. 7 JO a m. 6 40 p. m. 4:40 ULSLS Koru so a m. I so a m. f :3ft a en. 1:40 p m BoutB 13 IS a m. so a. m. M a a 3:60 p m. I t) p n. 4 00 p m 66 p m 10.40 D m. To Klamath ram 45 a m and 4:4 p oa. ( To Orsnts Pass eel;. () ro aaoisnd onJJ. SEN. MM SETS 28 AS DATE NOTIFICATION Salem, July 27. f.-P) The Oregon state fairgrounds, larg est public gathering place in Salem, have accommodated 30, 000 people at the annual fairs and should prove ample in size for the crowds which will at tend the ceremony of notifying Senator Charles L. McNary, Au gust 2d, of his nomination as Republican candidate for vice president, Gov. Charles A. Sprague said today. The notification will be held in the late afternoon. The governor and J. D. Mickle, director of the depart ment of agriculture and of the state fair, conferred here yes terday with Ralph H. Cake, Republican national committee man for Oregon. Arrangements for the notifi cation arc being made by ths national committee, the gov ernor said. The state fair grandstand will seat 7,500 persons. At least an additional 2.000 may be crowded into the plaza in front of the stand. With the fair scheduled to open on September 2, the regu lar public address system will probably be available to carry the voices of the speakers at the notification ceremony throughout the spacious ground, the governor said. TO SHOW HEALTH Br Richard Massock. Rome, July 27. (P) Pre mier Mussolini put his German cavalry mare over the hurdles today before 45 foreign corre pondents that they might see how fit he is as he nears the end of his 56th year. After 10 minutes of strenu ous horsemanship the D u c e reined in his mount, turned to a group of nazl correspondents and asked in German: "Am I sick, weak, tired?" His query required no an. swer. Mussolini. Who will rulohrafo his birthday Monday, nermlrtivi the correspondents to view his eariy morning exercises on the vast, tree-shaded grounds of his Villa Torlonia residence in Rome. I had asked ahnnt hie rfailv routine as the leader of the Italian nation at war and it was in response to this query that the Duce admitted a se lected group of correspondents to his home. Thfi Pnrrnnnnrtant. n... .J ..t .. en to Vifta Torlonia jn two ouses provided by the minis try of popular culture. Nine Americans and IS r.prmini were included in the party. Indianapolis, July 27. CP) The American Legion reported today the larecst membershln in its 21-year history, with en rollment of 1,054.287 world war veterans for 1940. The highest previous mem bership was 1,033,000 in 1931, when payment was made on ad Justed service certiiicates. Mar Build Destroyers Seattle, July 27. fP) The Seattle Times says destroyers representing an investment of $50,000,000 would be built in a new shipyard to be established here if negotiations being con ducted by Todd shipbuilding representatives with the navy department at Washington are successful. 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