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PAGE EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD OREGON. FRIDAY. MAY 23. 1941 Society and Qubs by Betty Shoemaker Mutical Society To Hold Picnic The Medford Musical Society picnic hai been Kheduled tor Tuesday at the home of Mrs Porter Neff. Berkeley Way at 6 p. m. In case of Inclement weather the picnic will be held Indoors at a place to be an nounced later. Former Football Coach to Wed Friends In Medford will be interested in announcement of the engagement of Miss Louise Pursley and Lieut. Loren Tut tie at Grants Pass. The wedding will take place upon Lieut. Tut tie's return from active service In the army. Miss Pursley Is girls' athletic Instructor at the Grants Pass High school and Lieut. Tuttle is former Grants Pass high school football coach. Public Card Party To Be Saturday A public card party, sponsored by the Auxiliary to Crater Lake Post 1833, Veterans of Foreign Wars will be held Saturday at 8 p. m., at Aloha ranch, home of Mr. and Mis. Ira D. Canfield Members of the post and auxil iary are urged to attend and bring their friends. Refresh ments will be served and prizes awarded. Mr. Canfield is de partment commander of Oregon. CALENDAR Friday 7:30 p. m. Girl Scout spring court of awards. Junior High school auditorium. 8:00 p. m. D. of U. V. at armory. Closing time for Too Lata to cUa tfr Ads is 130 p. m. Plant Completed 1 For Wooden Box Ball Final plans have been com pleted for the fourth annual Wooden Box ball to be held Sat urday evening at the Oriental Gardens. Steve Whipple and his orchestra will furnish music with Aretha Roberts and Nor bert Miksche as vocalists. James Boyle, chairman, an nounced today that the advance ticket sale has been so success ful that the committee has felt it advisable to take over the smaller ballroom at the Gardens also In order to handle the large crowd. Another orchestra has been secured and all types of dancing, old and new, will be enjoyed, Mr. Boyle stated. CUB PACK NO. 1 TO K r a XI ttAMAMA . THE NEW ypp VPVPPV REFRIGERATORS V'.."".'wwyfy" sL f S&wiom foil! ry-m 3 ANOTHER FIRESTONI MONEY-SAVING EXTRA VALUE A amplttt jsmily-lltt rtjrigtratorl One-piece, rust-proofed, Dulux finished aieel cibinet. One-piece, acid-resisting, porcelain-on-stcel interior. 6.47 cu. ft. storage space, ar 96 cubes or 9 lbs. of ice. Urge ciesr glass defrost ing dish. Scaled in steel, pernuneadf lUDricatea compressor. t I J point cold control. Cess Is ese) set year .ms flmeafery aeckeae ef fa saw Mot. Flreireae Merle:. H Newer satsls. Tsty are yeers for Is esslee f restore AUTO SUPPLY AND SERVICE STORES 9th and Riverside Phone 4757 Jackson School Cub Pack 1 will hold an achievement coun cil In the school building at 7 o'clock tonight, with all parents and friends of the Cubs Invited to attend. Frank Perl is cub-master. Graduating to Wolf rank will be Jack Kortzeborn and Billy Perl, and to Bear rank Bruce Baxter. Jack will receive a gold arrow and Bruce a silver arrow as achievement awards. The cubs are members of den 1. Two denner stripes will be awarded to Edwin Kouts and Jack Kortzeborn, and one assist-ant-denner stripe to Neal Clark and Otto Krueger. In den 2, advancing to Wolf rank will be Francis Thomas, Merton Bali and Jimmie Wilson. Kecent graduates of Cub Pack 1 to the Boy Scouts have been Edwin Kouts, Neal Clark, Ra mon Marion and Roger Huber. Lions badges will be given to Roger and Ramon. Mrs. L. W. Marshall is den mother of den 1, and Mrs. A. J Braun of den 2. FOREST SERVICE OFFICIALS MEET Forest service officials of the Umpqua. Siskiyou and Rogue River National Forests were meeting In the local offices of the latter forest service this afternoon for the purpose of discussing possible emergency fire conditions. The meeting was called by C. Otto Lind, in charge of forest fire control at the regional of fice In Portland. Also attending the meeting were L. Colville of the Siskiyou National Forest and R. Hampton of the Umpqua Na tional Forest. Cross Picket Lines in Shipyard Strike Jane Wither At Rialto Sunday - V mW "v aWaai. I 1 Jil Members of the AFL Metal Trades Unions disregarded picket lines of AFL and CIO machinists and returned to work in San Francisco bay area shipyards. There was no vio lence. First oi some 500 men. who went through the picket line at the Moore Drydock company, Oakland, Cel., are entering the plant. Pickets are not shown. Cloalno time (or Too Late to claa If J Ads Is I 30 p. m. r - I I .,;V;,i FLEET'S IN. AND HOW!Wh, io, lv on iiitl ri ih. j - ..v Miion irom more man ju warsnips tot shore leave on est coast, the rush landward was terrific, litres a batch disembarking at Lorn Beach. Cat TILLER-TRAIL JOB : Portland, May 23. P Con tracts on five projects totaling $437,000 were awarded yester day by the state highway com mission. Two bids totaling $88, 000 were referred to engineers and two rejected. L. H. Hoffman's low bid of 8,005 for remodeling the Mor- sion bridge approaches and j Tiller-Trail highway, E. L, building harbor retaining walls, don, Hampton, $46,549. W. Yett, also of Portland, on a Hood River county grading, surfacing and oiling project. Contracts awarded included: Douglas: Grading, surfacing and oiling 4.3 miles, Days Creek-Wright ranch section of Rig- in Portland was rejected, along with a $51,838 bid by Porter M. M. DEPARTMENT STORE PAY LESS DRESS BETTER 220 EAST MAIN TELEPHONE 3332 WE JOIN WITH THE OTHER DEPARTMENT STORES AND CLOSE AT O'CLOCK SATURDAYS Warm Weather Shopping Comfort CHILDREN'S DEPT. JUST NINE Girls' all white organdie and wash able Crepe Dresses. Priced at 51.91 and 91.25 to clear for only 59. Sisee t, sise 7, two siset 10 and one aiie 12. SWEATERS Clearance of Girls' All-Wool Sweaters, coat and slip-over styles. Short or Light and dark to IS. Priced Yon II enjoy th tool, pVuant atmophtr of tnlt friendly ttor , . you'll find It My to hop here, too. during the warm summer day. Your M. M. at ore ! writ depart niriittted to farllltatt your hopping and Mie you time and ttepti. And don't forget I Hera you will "Pay Lew and Urest Better." SPRING SUITS ALL GOING SATURDAY AT 20 OFF Yes. 20i off on all Spring Suits In Tweed. Flannels. Fleece and Tailored Suits. ,',". (fc 1 flf) U'f SATURDAY $1.00 Pottery Vases 91.00 Pottery Vases. Haeger Pottery Vases in 5 different shapes, soit pastel shades so attractive with sum mer flowers. Buy several at th special price of. each $1.49 Ornamental Mirrors 59: 91.49 Ornamental Mirrors. Large 19x22 Mirrors with etching trim. Only 9 in this lot. Special 79. PILLOW CASES 79c WarcTr linen finished Pillow cases, stamped with attractive and simple patterns to be embroidered. Special, pair Nary blue and black straws. L PRIPF BRASS1ERS 25c Value, S for $1.00 59c Value, 2 for $1.00 n t Li V ! I I 59 SPECIAL on GARDEN HATS 48c n o M. M. DEPARTMENT STORE o Two projects will be investi gated, one a proposal to widen Sixth street in Klamath Falls, the other the Crater Lake high way north of Medford. The pos sibility that an army canton ment might be built north of Medford raised the question of whether projected improve ments would be adequate. IS DEMOTED BY DUCE Rome. May 23. (JF) General Alfredo Guzzoni was dropped today as vice chief of the Ital ian general staff and undersec retary of war. A communique said Division General Anthonio Scuero, gen eral superintendent of the Ital ian army in Albania, had re placed him as undersecretary of war and that the general staff Job had been eliminated. No reason was given for the change, the communique saying merely that Premier Mussolini had written Guzzoni a letter thanking him for his services in the two Jobs. Kiln Foreman Killed Reedsport, Ore., May 23. iVP) F. G. Cramer. 53. dry kiln foreman at the Winchester Bay Lumber Company mill here, was fatally injured this morn ing. Pinned underneath a load ed dry kiln car which tipped, he died en route to a hospital. Mil KIo or thc fine rcltfrl Oaernarv Cows at Wine's Clot erhllt tol(tra Gn?rnr Petri. Is doiw In a wparate f mmrlrd mtlklnf par lor. Tarti raw la ihH thorough!. From tired to foot before earn nillklnf. WING'S CLOVERHILL UOLDENilERNS MILK AND CREAM Dial 4 80 9 Medford's Premium Grade A Whole Raw Milk and Cream Jane Withers and Jackie i sfarred In 'Hr First Beau," Cooper, two of Hollywood's most which comes to the Rialto the- popular 'young stars, are co-1 atre for Sunday and Monday. CL0RIA stoart V ' tTi M "en Actress f I ' 3 1 XfTwiK li ft IS 5 M m IT w m -mm m There is no reason whv vou should be fat ! . . . when it's so simnle T to reduce the Hollywood Way. Just 1 include two slices of Hollytcood t Bread with every meal in place of fattening foods. 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