MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY. JULY 11. 1941.
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DRAFTEES WARNED
10 LEAVE ADDRESS
Penalty Provided for Failure
to Notify Boards of Mail
Address Is Word.
Headquarter! of Jackion
county local boards No. 1 and
2 emphasized again today that
registrants under the selective
traininz and service act are
alone responsible for giving!
notice of any change in their
addresses.
L The responsibility of the local
' board ends when any necessary
correspondence is mailed to the
registrant at the latest address
he has given. As a serious pen
alty Is provided for not respond
ing to any correspondence from
a local board or other author
ized body, it is a matter of grave
importance to the registrant to
see to it himself that the board
Is notified immediately of any
change of address, headquarters
said, adding that thus far the
boards have been lenient but
pointing out that there was no
assurance the leniency would
continue.
Must Notify Board
If a registrant is going away
somewhere to work for what he
thinks will be a short, tempor
ary period, he should report In
person to board headquarters
and discuss the probability of
his being called in the near fut-
ture. It was explained.
Headquarters issued the state
ment in the face of a mounting
pile of correspondence being re
turned because the registrant
was not at the address on the
board's records.
One of the difficulties in the
first registration, it was related,
was that in the blank for the
address of the person most like
ly to know where the registrant
would be the registrant invar
iably wrote the name of his
wife. Experience has shown,
however, that whenever the reg
istrant moves, temporarily or
permanently, the wife moves
too. In the July 1 registration.
registrants were requested to
give the name of someone other
than a wife.
Aluminum Factory
Set For Tacoma
Portland, Ore., July 11. (P)
A defense aluminum plant at
Tacoma, tentatively announced
last week, has been assured, Dr,
Paul J. Raver, Bonneville power
administrator, disclosed today
It will be one of three fac
tories constructed in the north-
west and operated with Bonneville-Grand
Coulee power. The
others will be at Spokane and
cascade Locks, Ore.
T R A V I L E R Some 48 years
of travellnf hasn't dulled the in
terest of Burton Holmes (above),
71, In sartorial effects. Years uo
he was included in men's "10
best dressed" Hits.
Salvation Army
At Rogue River,
Cold Hill Sunday
The Salvation Army will con
duct special open-air meetings
in Rogue River and Gold Hill
tomorrow night. Adjutant
Charles K. Cox announced to
day.
Services In Rogue River will
be held in the band stand in the
center of town at 7:30. Gold
Hill services will be held on
the way back to Medford. All
persons going to the special
meetings from here were re
quested by Adjutant Cox to re
port not later than 6:45 p. m.
at Salvation Army headquarters
here. Fourth and Bartlett
streets.
Adjutant Cox will be assisted
in conducting the services by
Mrs. Cox. The public is .invited
to attend. Similar services have
been held in Ashland, Central
Point, Eagle Point and Jackson
ville on previous Saturdays.
The visits to surrounding towns
on Saturday evenings will be
continued throughout the sum
mer. Adjutant Cox said.
The Salvation Army will con
duct the summer vesper services
in city park at 5 p. m. Sunday.
255,36TTTAUATL0SS
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Rome, July 11. (JP) Italy
has lost 255,361 men in 13
months of war on the land and
sea and in the air, according to
official figures.
This total was announced yes
terday with publication of a
June casualty list of 10,286
men, excluding losses not yet
reported from east Africa.
IS KILLED BY CAR
Crater Lake National Park,
July 11. (Spl) The unprece
dented traffic which used the
highways in Crater Lake na
tional park on July 4 as well
as the large groups of people
proved entirely too bewildering
and confusing for "Brownie,"
one of this year's bear cub trip
lets, and he met an untimely
death under the wheels of a
car.
The old mother bear emerged
from hibernation this spring
trailed by three lively and most
attractive cubs not much larger
than an ordinary house cat, two
black and the third brown with
black circles framing his eager
and searching eyes. "Brownie"
had plenty "bear appeal," and
his popularity grew by leaps
and bounds.
Thus it war auite natural that
people in passing stopped to see
and to take pictures of this most
photogenic wildlife family. And,
unfortunately, it was quite nat
ural that these self same peo
ple would, on occasion, toss
food to the bear family in order
to get a little closer picture of
them.
So It was that the family fre
quented the most traveled high
way in the park, and a modern
highway under even ordinary
traffic conditions is the last
place to bring up a cub bear
to maturity, just as it Is the
last place to bring up a boy
or girl. And the people who
stopped to admire "Brownie,
to take his picture and, most
incriminating, to toss food to
him, all innocently enough, con
tributed to his unfortunate con
tact with a man-made machine.
For the safety of the visitors
and in the best interests of the
wildlife itself, the national park
service for the past several
seasons has had a regulation
which prohibits the feeding,
teasing, or molesting In any way
of bears and all other forms of
wildlife. The public is urged to
give support to this policy
which has proven sound and
wise so that a reoccurrence of
a Brownie's permanent disap
pearance from the park scene
might be avoided and so that
the wildlife might work out its
own way of life with a mini
mum interference from man.
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PLANNER-On Harry M.
Prince, New York war veteran
and building expert, has fallen
the burden of devising a "mu
ter plan" outlining civilian de
fense strategy for New York
whose millions make a prepared
plan o necessary.
Rev. Weston Speaks
in Eagle Pt. Sunday
Eagle Point, July 11 .(Spl)
Rev. Luther G. Weston of
Medford will be guest speaker
at the Highway tabernacle here
Sunday at 8 p. m. Rev. Weston,
a former pastor of the taber
nacle, will be glad to meet all
his old friends and acquaint
ances.
At 11 a. m. Rev. M. R. Bruns
wick, pastor, speaks on "Pre
paredness." Special vocal selec
tions at both services. The or
chestra will play in the eve
ning. Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.
with classes for all ages. Chil
dren's church at 7 p. m. Bible
study Wednesday at 8 p. m. The
public is cordially invited to all
of the services.
WILL START SOON
All Ladino clover growers
who wish to have their Ladino
seed certified this season are
asked to make application at
the county agent s office for
field inspection. It Is necessary
that all applications be in at
once so that the time necessary
for field inspection can be esti
mated. Applications will close on
July 19 and inspection is ex
pected to start soon after that
date.
INK LONG RESIGNS
LOCAL UNION POSI
Jack Long today announced
his resignation as secretary
treasurer of Teamsters & Chauf
feurs local 962, a position he
has filled for 4 1 i years. He also
served once as secretary-treasurer
of the Central Labor Coun
cil. Mr. Long said he would take
a vacation. Other than that he
has no plans for the future, he
stated. The resignation was ef
fective immediately.
Assistant Librarian
Will Act in Charge
Salem, July 11. (P) Mirpah
Blair, assistant state librarian,
was appointed by the state li
brary board yesterday to serve
as acting librarian until the
board appoints a permanent li
brarian to succeed Harriet Long,
who died last week.
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MEDFORD LUMBER CO.
North Fir at 3rd. Phone 2249
Across the tracks from the Fire Department
Brothers United
In Navy Service
Charleston, S. C, July 11.
(.F) Two navy men who had
never seen each other before
met in a service man's center
here yesterday. They began to
chat and after a brief talk
fourd out they were brothers.
The elder was Chief Petty Of
ficer Claude Page, 42, of New
York, who enlisted in the navy
in 1919. The other was G. D.
Page, 19, who was born three
years after Claude left home.
G. D. enlisted three years ago,
and is now a pharmacist's mate.
Gandy Group At
Nazarene Sunday
The Elmer Gandv evanffollctii-
party, a group of four, will be
heard Sunday at Medford
Church of the Nazarene, Holly
at First, both morning and eve
ning.
Rev. Elmer Gandv. snnkpi-
man of the party, has previous
ly Conducted two camna0n tnr
the local church. In addition to
the preaching, the party will
furnish a variation of music
during the two services.
The public Is very cordially
Invited.
Communications
Soldier Dance a Success
To the Editor:
I wish to take this opportun
ity to express the sincere ap
preciation of myself and the
members of Medford Post No. 15
of the American Legion for the
splendid cooperation rendered
by your good paper and all
those who assisted in making
our dance, given in honor of
Medford's soldier boys an un
qualified success. It was this
unified effort on the part of
everyone which made it possible
to not only show our soldier
guests a good time but to realize
a net profit of $162.78. This
amount was turned over, in full,
to Capt. McBee for the company
welfare fund and will no doubt
be appreciated by the boys when
they return to camp. Again, we
thank you.
E. W. Winkle. Commander
Medford Post No. 15
The American Legion.
Administratrix' Pinal Notice
Notice Is Hereby Given. That
the undersigned, Administratrix
of the Estate of James A. Mays,
deceased, has filed with the
County Court of the State of
Oregon for Jackson County her
final report and account as ad
ministratrix of said estate, and
that said court has fixed and set
Saturday, August 9, 1941, at the
hour of 10 o'clock, A. M. as the
time, and the office of said
court, at the courthouse, Med
ford, Jackson County, Oregon,
as the place for the settlement
of said account, and for hearing
any objections thereto.
Dated and first published
July 11. 1941.
tLblt MAYS FOX,
Administratrix.
W. E. Phlpps, Attorney.
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' All of Our Meats are Either
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FRYERS -s-s- lb. 24c
VEAL ROAST ?J lb. 19c
BOILING BEEF Sr lb. 13c
HAMS a lb. 28c
LUNCH MEATS lb. 27c
SIRLOIN STEAK
Prom very
choir brrl
lb. 29c
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APRICOTS 20 lb. lug 59c
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Watermelons, lb. 24
Potatoes, 50 lb. ...49
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Tomatoes... 3 lbs. 19c
Cantaloupes, 3 for 25
Cucumbers, 3 for 10
Loral act boee, larga site
Fig Bars, 2 lbs. 23c
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Buy Wise
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at
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. 2 for 250
..large can 90
can 90
CRUSHED PINEAPPLE 2'i can 220 No. 10 can 690
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Royal Club Coffee, .lb. can 27c
Shrimp, dry pack .,can 15c
Crab Meat, 100 leg. . . can 29c
Corn, cream style .... .2 cans 27c
Peas ..... .2 cans 27c
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CORNED BEEF, Fargo brand
MUSHROOMS, places and atema..
STRAINED FOODS, Helm
FLOUR, Kitchen Queen.
..can 190
3 earn 250
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DENNISON'S CANNED FOODS
SPECIAL SALE AND DEMONSTRATION HERE SATURDAY .
Lima Beans and Ham, 2 cans 29c
Meat Balls and Gravy, .can 25c
Several Hot Weather Foods In this popular line
will be open for sampling.
SOAP SPECIALS
BORENE Oranulated T 'pi package 290
BORENE BAR SOAP 1 for 17
T
WOODBURY'S Facial Toilet Soap
PUREX BLEACH
4 ban 250
.M gallon 230
Apricot Canners!
WAIT FOR THE LARGE, FLAVORFUL
FERN VALLEY APRICOTS
THEY WILL BE RIPE SOONI
FRESH PEAS, full pods..
GREEN BEANS
LOCAL SQUASH. Zucchini, Summer. Yellow.
CANTALOUPES. Jumbo 36 tlse
ORANGES, Sunklst 200
- 3 lb 250
3 lb. 250
3 lb. 250
-3 for 250
. 2 dos. 450
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breast cf Shoulder of Pork Roast, lb..,.,. .25c
LSfilb lb. 1 0C Vitafood Cat and Dog Food, can 5c
I I Bulk Pickles Cold Lunch Meats