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Newspaper Page TextPAGE ELEVEN Want to Buy, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It's Filled With Opportunities! I MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OKEr,ONT, THURSDAY. AUGUST 28, 1941 KMd vtery ad on this pax. Vou will pruhahly find cmm-II; the things vow na neen IinM. ini to ale trade (of anuivd arlirira you may naa Searrb ui aitir ot alorr room you may find many Chine other ar veklnK and h a hi to rrallM Immrdiatr rath. If what yno want Hn't hrra trfvrri.? tot It- Trlhunt Claa trird ada ar Invxpcnalve tifeitlvel RATES per worfl first Insertloi (Minimur Mc) A z " """"""i Insertion. Mln'mum lir) ret lint pei month irltboat cop; change llfi CASH oi money order mutt c company all mail order classified ads. LOST ANU FOUND POUND Keys on chain. Owner In quire Tribune. Pay tor adv. repoki loat ous. animal cruolty cases Humane 8xlety Phurm 6151 WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Picker. Modoc Orchard Co.; transportation furnished. In quire 511 south Fir. WANTED Several clerk to aell ahoee. Experienced preferred. Hugh Wachool graduate or college stu r dents Apply at once. KARL'S SHOE STORE. 330 E. Main. WANTED Experienced drummer and accordion plaver to play with amall orchestra. Call at 345 Weat and Street, between 10 and 13 Sunday. WANTED Pear pickers, ateady work rest of seaeon. Apply Crystal Springs Packing Co., 139 So. Fir. WANTED Man for general ranch work. R. V. Beall, Beall Lane. P NTED Man with truck to haul 300 cords of wood. 700 Eaat Main. WANTED Pear pickers, nilhee Orch ard Phone 6319. Elmer Hull. WANTED FEMALE HELP BEAUTY OPERATOR Wanted at once. Muat be flrst-claas. cook Beauty Shop. WANTED Waitress. Apply at Old Mill, South Riverside. WANTED Olrl for general restaurant . work. Corner Inn. S04 So. Central. WANTED Experienced dish waaher. Steady work. The What Not. WANTED Competent woman or girl for general housework and cooking. No laundry. References required. Call 4014. KELP MALE AND FEMALE WANTED Pear picker. Oood pick ing by bo. Phone 6373. Hlghcroft Orchard, Anderson road, 1 mile west of Talent. WANT Prune pickers, starting Au gust 35. Earl Sumner, Canyonvllle, Oregon. OWING 'o cool weather bop picking will not start until August 35th at the Clut Hop Yard. About 8 weeks good picking at 3 4e per pound. ' WANTED SITUATIONS HIGH SCHOOL BOY WANTS work after school hours and Saturdaya. Tribune. Box 834. CARPENTER, first class, contract or day work. 8. V. Rugg. Box 883 Tr'rmne. V ANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Small gaa range. AIM mall refrigerator. Shults Bros WANTED Fruit Jar. Box 374. Trib une. WANTED is tn 90 acres stood clover pasture, free soil, with or without Improvements. Must be bargain for cash. Box 533. Tribune. WANTED To meet those wishing to Join group broadcasting plays over K.MED. P. O. Box 1005. Medford. WANTED Oood 20 or 34 Inch wood circulating heater. Box 152B, RFD a. WANTED 4 or 5-room house. Close In No agenta. Tribune Box 409. WANTED One or two children to care for In my home. Mr, stepn er.son. 743 Oak. Aahland. WILL PAY MT CtH For Oood Used Furniture Hfll RKOOK ri'RMTI RE 18 North Front. Phone 4028. ANTED You to see my good used suits for men: ladles' clothlng CSED WARDHOBE SHOP, across the bridge. 618 E Mslt,. HIGHEST casu paid for Iron copper brass radiators, aluminum, bat teries tuoes rags lead snd aino M-dford Bargain House WANTED Wool, mohair, hides and pelts Medford Barraln House 37 North Grape St- Ph- 8744. BMT PHIf M PS.ID For Your Furniture ttn FIHMTIRE. Phone tits. MORE MONEY to your furniture Til ley Furniture 39 South Front TIE PAY MORE C.H Ft Tour Furniture MKMHI HO AMlHf W th and Front Phone 33SJ wattr WILL ant prospect ilrllitnt th modem equipment. Ooff Bros Inquire Pick a Hardsrsre. L DRILUNO 50 per ft f.rtff " J V !, V Kin FOB RENT HOUSES TRUCKA POft REST- Mot nuw!l -ft" ha.t Pruitta Mv-3iiat 5s Uaa .wd irj. f buoa . rOH RENT HOUSES LARGE unfurnished nous. Ideal for roomers. Snult Bra. ONTURMSHED -room house. Well located. H. L. Cook, 1104 Wett Mam FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Small Apple apartment. (34 rOR RENT Lower 6-room furntehed apattment. Inquire 804 East Main. FURNISHED APARTMENT. Private . bath. Frlgldalre. eofl West Main. FOR RENT Well furnLhed apart ment, electric appliance. Inquire tot South Oakdala. Qg BAi'gR Apta . turn and unfurn FOR RENT Furnished Room ATTRACTIVE room for gentleman. 604 Penn. COMFORTABLE bedroom: kitchen. 314 S. Holly. FURNISHED ROOM for gentleman. 1104 West Main. FOR RENT Furnished sleeping cabin for gentleman. 838 So. Rivtraid. ROOM FOR RENT Private an trance 408 Edward. ATTRACTIVE SOOMM, 464 8 Orape FOR RENT BOARD ROOMS ROOM and BOARD Phone S258. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS PASTURE FOR RENT 140 acres wheat, oata and vetch stubble, good water. H. L. Pyle, Sams Valley. FOR RENT Store building and two oinc rooma Bee AJ Uttrell Roland Hubbard FOR SALE POULTRY FOR BALE Barred, Rock Pullets over 4 moe. old. J. D. Morrison. Tsble Rock Road. Central Point. EIGHT and Twelve Week old New Hampshire and Barred Rock pul lets. Half mile south Talent on old highway Ben Hart. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK 35 HEAD registered Guernseys to he sold st suction Sept. 3. Orsnts Paaa Commission Yard , opposite fslr grounds. FOR SALE 4 feeder pigs; 13 laying hens: 8 ducks: 10 fryers; 30 rabbits; incubator 1300 capacity, like new: 8 brooder with atove: 1 battery. 600 capacity. Pacific Highway and Pern Valley Road, Phoenix. FOR SALE 1 black 6-year-old mare. 1300 lbs. Sound, work anywhere. 3 shorthorn springer cows. West Main atreet, 3nd house West Frees Garage. FOR SALE 135 ewes. Phone 6951. TWO COWS FOR SALE 1 mllklnft. one springer. Buel, 1 mile eouth Talent, old highway. FOR 8 ALE OR TRADE Oood 3-year- old horse. J. A. Manke, R. F, D.. Medford. FOR 8ALB 8 dairy cows. Rogue Trail, Oregon. River Ranch. CASH for old horses Dial 6376 FOR SALE DOGS PETS FOR SALE Black and tan hound. 320 Jeanette FOR SALE REAL ESI ATE ATTRACTIVE aub-dlvlslon property. located adjacent to tne Meoiora high school. Some attractive build- in attes. One Ideal Industrial site located on the railroad adjacent to the S. O. 8. This acreage Is at tractively priced and Is available on reasonable terms. Inquire at the NATIONAL FARM LOAN OFFICE. Holly Building, Medford. FOR QUICK SALE I am offering six-room modern house, all on one floor, three bedrooms, good Iocs tlon. close to three schools In Ash land, vslued at 83750. priced at 61750. See owner. H. L. Claycomb at Claycomb Motor Company, Asn lsnd. nai-Binrrt for quick SALE Good two-bedroom house near school snd store. Also on to eighteen acres alone Bear creek, unimproved suitable for fur farm, apiary, mln- Ing or amall farm. Out-of-stste owner Inquire AT ONCE cabin 63 Merrick Auto camp. FOR SALE Small Dairy Ranch. South Central. 344 FOR SALE or LEAS 7-room house near bteh school, open e a. to I p. m. 1013 South Oakdale. FOR SALE--M'-dern 4-room house. m.wl. riernrat Inside and out. Close In. near schools. Inqulr 316 8. Oran U.WFN TOD think of real estate think of thi Spenoer-Bagley Agency 103 w Main. BUILDINO A HOME? Lrt ua handia ail detail on 25-y ar rH. loan quickly, afflciently Cldy Dp onr-aii r.AlVTTi HANK PARMA The Federal Land Bank ha availabla . f-rma In JtCKsOn tuur.ij Theae are prkd in keeping with tne aouixy oi nm p.-w duca. Call at the National Farm Loan Offtca, Holly Buildlnc. Med In e.1orra th ODDOT- tuni't.es-wa are offerlM. Federal Land Bank of Spokane. CITY and country propertl Rental Loam. Insurance C 8 Suiterflald 4nc ,-'.".- B-iWrf FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR BALE Equity in I9M Ford 'W rheD M'in aell thi week. Cabin 53. Merrick' Court. FOR BALE 1W7 PlTtnoutn Coupe Tiri and tUjen IrWlT ri. OTr7 ...i hMtp 24VKJ ml!. 42S h. Owner W7 W. 0th Bt M-dford. FOR BALE Model Cedar Street. A Ro cuter. 715 ttwr. t-HFV COUPE, in arood condl won. nriced niht. See it at Sto jt a Oarage. Prune and Cbsnut Sta. M FORD LlTht Panel D-IlTery Oood motor, food paint. Walker Variety flrort. 20 Weat Mud. or At siyrtrn4nf Of iJt Ued ear A;o Delivery and Pickup priced to se!l q jl-k Ae us baXore you t buy. fthUiaai aSro. rOH EXCHANGE lUal Eslal TRADE Clear - bungalow and acre age, close to Medlord. C. I. Wal- 0n. Ashland. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Wood aaw outfit mount ed on an iron wheel wagon; No. 10 double-barrel ahotgun, No. 13 au tomatic shotgun. Minnie E. Love, Central Point. FOR SALE Oood used lumber; email oil heater. Phone 6459. FOR SALE Monarch ( brand 1 Turkey growing mash. s-oo-ewt. Monarcn Seed Feed Co. OAK Extension Table, antique bed room eutte and other furniture. 19 Mistletoe. MODERK Trailer House For Sale Cheap. 716 Cedar Street. FOR SALE Sunahlne mlnerala for livestock, 93.75-owt. None-better. Monarch Seed Feed Co. FOR SALE Brown tweed sport coat. Size 14. 85. Hand-knit blue ult, sire 14, 85. 811 Oeneasee. FOR SALE Ice box. mattress, daven port and chair, bassinette, break fast chairs. Phone 6303. FOR SALE Paradlchlorbenslne to kill peach borer. Monarch Seed A Feed Co.. FOR SALE Good air mattress and air cushion. C. I. Cummons, Esgle Point, Ore. FOR SALE 1 double bed. 3 coll springs. 8 twin beds, 1 floor lamp, 1 breakfast table, tubs, fruit Jars and Jelly. 636 west Fourtn. FOR SALE Home-plate canned dog food. 10 cans esc: 48 csns 8369. It's good. Buy now before price advances. Monarcn seed at Peed Co. FOR SALE 35 Harley-Davldaon mo torcycle. Ricbiteid station, corner King Street and Stewart At. TRAILER SPACE Little Butta Trail er Camp. Eagle Point. Ore., City water, electricity, ahowera, laundry, live creek. FOR SALE Alto sax. Richfield Sta- tlon, corner King Street and Stew art Ave. PEACHES Several rarietle. also Italian prune. Mr. Mullen, Cher ry Ave. Phone 4235. RECONDITIONED Used Wash era. fully guaranteed. eiBes and up. Eivsy payment plan U desired. Western Auto. FOR SALE Monarch (brand) E-Kon- O-Maah Egg Producer. aa.35-cwt. Monarch Seed ee Feed Co. 87 ACRES heavy atandlng timber, elht miles from Ashland. P. O- Box 673. Klamath Falls. Ore. FOR SALE Canning tomatoea. beana, p.CK-lnR cucumber. Phone 2054 Chaa Owen, Orchard Home Drive. BABY'S PHOTO Special offer. B0C total price, one BxlO photo of any cnua unaer a years, proors snown E. Hayden Jones Studio. Dial 3354 607 West 2nd., past Junior High, FOR SALE Fancy Elbert a. Mulr peaches. Bring container. 8. P, Hunter, ocross from Newbry Pack Ins House, Phoenix. FOR SALE around rye, tlAocwt, Monarch Seed & Feed Co. FULLER BRUSHES. Phone 4914 FOR SALE or TRADE for milk Prime Electric Fence (new). Phone C. A. DeVoe. FOR SALE Mu Irs. Elbert and Hales. Bring container. Bert 8tn cllffe. Phoenix. Phone 6014. FOR 8ALE Elberta. Mulr and Hale peaches. 3c and up. 1st turn left at East and of Spring Street. Jacob neiaon. "60" CATERPILLAR ant Dulldoser real bargain. Shults Bros. FOR BALE Nice clean aweet eorn 1 00 asck. also pickling cucumbers u. A. Howard. Morrow roaa. FOR SALE Monarch (brand) Broiler Ration, aa 75-cwt. Monarch Bead St Feed Co. DRY FIR for sal. 6:00 O'clock. Phone 6 ISO after NEW POTATOES. 76c and up aack. Biankenahlp, hai mile weat Central Point. - FOR SALE Pipe and flttinga. new and used Also irrigation pipe ' MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 97 N Orape St. Phona S744 FIR SLABS Buy Phone 4114. Now. City Fuel FOR SALE Cottonseed cake. 43 .50- cwt. Monarch Seed Feed Co. FOR SALE Farm mf equipment, al most every conceivable type Modoe Orchard Co.. So Fir. Phone 4160 FOR BALE Low priced lumber any building materiaia Call us be fore you buy R. o stepnenaon co. Court and McALdrewa. Telephone REAL BUYS in used Clothtnc. 1406 No Rive raid, acroaa from Beck's Bakery FOR SALE Or-vn Fir Slabs, phone 6150 after 6 o'clock. SPEED Queen Wither as Ironera Parte, aervlce, all makee. Picks BIO Shipment circulator la Tour Oakland wood at Pick Hardware PUMPS Myer Jacuzzi. Para vi mM Pl-tr Hardwire BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE BY OWNER Aama Valley Store Poflto'rice ic atore. gaa. ker osene and oil pumpa. 4 acre of land, living quarter in building Store. (tore rooma, woodtned plumbed for hot and eold water Automatic elect rte pumping aya- tem. preaaure tank, cold room, batb and toilet iTtrythlntt clear On S'et H'etway 234. cut off from Pcific Highway M to Crater La-ke HUlhwsv. ATTEiniOlC Mill Men and Logtera Lanre atock of fire tool on hand Orub boea. mattocks, above; and a i en MEDFORD BARGAIN BOUSE MISCELLANEOUS ELFCTROLLai; Bale and Service Call or write Ja-k WHaon, Box 1-B sur Rt . Phone ywa SPF' IL tntv-T, raree until Sept 1st Med; td Buty voooi, Eaat Mam Bk riv to. 0 MISCELLANEOUS FREE Atrooray Demonstration. 8 Ivy St.. Phone 3638. OPEN SUNDAYS and every day 6 a. m. till 10 p. m. Finest Poode. Popular Prlcea. Denny' New Top Notch Car, South Central just off Main. Spencer Corsettere. Tel 3930. Medford DUMP TRUCKINQ 603 8 Riverside PERSONAL MADAME HAYDEN. CLAIRVOYANT and PALMIST, gives truthful ad vice on all affaire of life. Tells names, datea and facta. Ever Shady Auto Court. 84 mile south Medford. Reading dally. Palmistry. Crystal Reading. D. Miller. pn. 344s. esq Mountain ave. Asniand BUSINESS DIRECTORY Antiques EARLY AMERICAN OLASS at the sign 6 miles sortb of Orant Paaa or 1 mile north of Savage Raptda dam on Highway 09 Carpenter Work CARPENTER WORK New or re modeling. Day or contract- Free estimate 314 Cottage St. Chimney Swoop CHIMNEY SWEEP For reliable work call Geo. Eaton. 88 No. Front Phone 4340 Dressmaking rHE FASHION SHOP Dresamaklnt Fur Remodeling. Buttons and Buckles covered Room 403 U. 8 Nst'l Bank Blag. Tel 8931 DRESSMAKINO Alterations, tally ing Katnerlue Sa-.terle. Singer Bhop aa So O -aoe Expert Window Cleaner LEI OEORUE DO IT EXPERT Wlndoa Cleaner. General bouse cleanera floor traxlng. paint lrut Geo F Olrard Phone 3M Health Retort BCCKHORN MINERAL SPRINOS Hot Mineral Baths for Rheumatism Arthritis and Nervousnesa. Carbon Dioxide Vapor Baths for Asthma Eczema. Sinua, etc. R. M. Motb ner. Graduate Masaeur. Phone: Long D.atance. Buckhorn Mineral Sprtnps. A.hland. Orrt;on. Machinery THE ALWYR COMPANY Machine Dealgnera. Builders. Saw Maker. copper cons, pipe Bending. Tanks. Boilers Rt. a. Box 18, N. Medford Millinery EXPERT RE-TRIMMIN'O - Custom- made hate Carda and handker chiefs The Albertella, 130 No Central. MONEY TO LOAN WE LOAN MONEY ON YOUR CAR Attractive Ratea COAST FINANCE Harold H. Brown Agency License 311 138 East Main. Phona 8440. QUICK CASH LOANS FOR VACATIONS OR ANY OTHER PURPOSE Borrow On AUTOMOBILE FURNITURE LIVESTOCK Paid (or or Not TERMS TO SUIT YOUR INDIVIDUAL REQUIREMENTS OREGON FINANCE CO. W E rhme Kgr Lie ko s-a.i M an. 45 So Central Dia; 4433. Borne owned and managed. Since 1828 Roofing WE REPAIR or apply any type of roof. Pabeo Roofings. Shingles Costings snd Pstnts New stock Well paper Ekeraon Paint and Root Co., 88 So. BarUett. Tel. 8488 aL.iaisaiai M lam ACttOSS L S.U1S4 1 Small quarrsla tt. KRsmlnal. li. Old atatalr danca IS. Two-year-elS anecp IC PufZ up 17. Typ. of la- trta currsntl abtr. 11. Knsrava with dou 8. Sjmtol for tantalum IT. Knock t. Tumullnu disorder 14. Wild animal zs. Moat aisndar II. MlrtK 23. Couraa 10. Oather 81. Moih.r Is. Ind.nnlts amount 14. Also 15. fileamahlpt abbr. 88. Orowlnt 18 8S. RubblaO 40. Freea 41. Abbravlstaa 44, Japanat. atatesmaa 41. mall pleca brokaa off 44. Rodant 47. Symbol for aodlum 48. OfTicr of th law SL Twflv Soasat abbr. 18. Principal rsome ta Roman houses 84. Allowance for ah rink Ins 14. Dawdle: Scotch 17. Urairan dlaha 7 u p 14 li i Vf ' W 17 yo (- 12 1 3 z z 3S""3rf" "W if T"" 2o" At 4d 3 '33 ""-aZ 47 41 Ta Ti TT hf BUSINESS DIRECTORY Trantler CITY TRANSFER 6 6TORAOE CO Houelioid moving and general hauling 29 S Orape. Phone 4564 Day or night. FURNITURE MOY1NQ AND STOR AGE W have van moving equip ment for loc-1 and long distance hauling Dry and clean atorte (concrete building) with apecial locker rooms ai low rates SAMSON STORAGE WAREHOUSE Phoit 875 EADS TRANSFER dt 8TORAOE CO Office 16 SouL Fir Phone 2826 Price right Service guaranteed IAV1S TRANSFER AND STORAGE 40 S Fir Street. Insured Camera. Local and Long Distance Hauling. Phone 38S8 Venetian Blinds VENETIAN BLINDS Guaranteed, ateel or wood Ventian Blinds 30c aq ft installed Pbot.e Burk'a Medford Tfnt Awn . 4472 FTte estimate Talent Talent. Aug. 27. (SpD Richard Skeejers received se vere burns on his hand and neck while repairing his truck. Ha was treated for his burns in j Ashland. I Mrs. Mollle Garrett of Bly Ore. I I visiting at the home of her alater Mr. Ella Abbott. I Born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dun 1 can a baby girl Aug. 20. She ha been named Diana Lea. L. Tripp haa rented the Leverette building and l opening a repair ahop. ; Earl Sommera and Bob Keith, who went to Beat t lie recently to work In ! the Boeing factory like the work very much. They report that they are batching. BUI Davidson and BUI Quacken- bush went to Huckleberry Mountain Monday and returned Tueeday with eltTht gallons of berrlea. Th) Ladle' Aid of the M. S. church held a white elephant aale In connection with their meeting, held at Mr. D. C. William. Aug. 33rd, the proceeds of the aale went Into tha Aid treasury. A number of Talent people attend ed the funeral of C. StockatlU at Aahland, Aug. 33. Mr. nd Mra. StockatlU lived tn Talent for aeveral yeara before mov ing to Ashland. Clarence Holdiide will start to mato pick in. ? about Sept. 1st. Lizzie Wolgamot left for Arkanaae for an extended visit with her rela tive. Mr. and Mra. Leonard Stenneraon and daughter, Charlene of Medford. visited, Sunday with Mr. and Mra. H Lowe. Mis Franc li. Schilling, of Aah land. was call 1 not on frlenda Monday, The Talent Townaend club held 1 rally and meeting at the city hall, Tuesday, Aug. 26th. There was a re port on the national convention and how the Townaend plan can become a law. There waa a large crowd In attendance. Coffee and cake were served by tha club. Mr. and Mrs . Jo Jeffries and daughter, of Moscow. Idaho, are fla tting with Mrs. Jeffrie' parent, Mr. and Mrs. Frank HoldrlcVge. Rev. Astleford of the M. E. church wishes to announce that people of Talent are welcome at the M. church. Servlcea will be conducted both morning and evening, with Bun day a:hool at 10 o'clock and Young People's meeting at 7 o'clock. Talent school will open Sept. 15. with the following teachera. Roy Parr, aupertntendent: Cecilia Pfle- fleld, 1st; Jeanette Oore, 2 and 3rd; Illene Mai lory. 4-Sth; Betty Ring, 5-0; John Meyera, 7-5; Dexter Rus sell, coach; Corrlne Durham, Entillsh. Marjorle Votaeu, horns ec., Harry, Music. Friday, August 39. beginning at 4:30 p. m. the ladles of the M. E. church will serve homemade lot cream and cake on the lawn be tween the Talent Market and the cafe. 0s Mail TrmuiM want ada. Solution Of Vsterdaya Puzilf It. Obliterate 18. fiteerttrien of wbaleboat DOWN L Kxclude 8. Grand 8. Spanlah haro 4. Chill 8. Small d.pr. alon 8. Sum total T. Look down upon with contempt 8 Rind of wbeat t. Pallid 10. 'loess ham. rrln bird 11. TelKai.e 18. Soft ruiiber eold ahoe 19. Coo le In eeaael 88. Msmoedss aalnt tt Tale 24. r;-,n. sMtlr 87. ta.t Indian k dney paaa IS ffpeeter 20. Ti aloft 81. Pick la an rireserv n oil 88. Tro'jt,!. mahar 84. Pertalnln to warm clmatea IT. Amiiciei urn S'JSl. 74 Cr.t.a wstat 85. Pronoun 41. Novel by ftldcr Haitard 41 One sm acnit eonttnualir Fmpnasls ft,jn atter Take. seat Ce'-t L"r. narrarw Inl.t 48 48. Bet!- gR'RCTPeiL.l isjiaIsTe EJV I UR TlSlE NlJjjN D v-1 SJAJS HTIR" 1 &IA M A L gfRj3hNr o Z EjRj K. L NjlRjq , 6 Ml E S K ! Mi I tB3V O IW BsjO D LjAliVEi& ST ti RH VIO ESRjAl.Pl9friE N mTT II 0 1 v ilHflijAlB. EjTiA n ' R1A1T1E If P Af N ft vUL&Ii!R I lSZfi- iuTNU3lLiEN'6UCETD' In The Day's vNevvs;; - - 1 'i'jj By Frank Jenkins IJOT spot in today's (Tues- day's) news: Iran s government still as serts PUBLICLY it will fight the invading British and Rus sians. PRIVATELY th police of Teheran (Iran capital) issue orders to 16 German business men to get out within two weeks. 1 RECALL here tha Ankara ru- mor several days ago that Iran will put up for Hitler's benefit a good TALKING show of resistance but won't fight. As these words are written. it sounds like a good Inside tip. THE British are striking swift- lv fnainir atr-hnrna trnnna In the German manner) along the railroad from the head of the Persian gulf to Teheran. They are also moving eastward from the Iraq border near Bagdad. Their field of operations takes in the entire Iranian oil area. The Russians, using Cossack cavalry, are boiling down from the Soviet boundary between the Black and the Caspian seas, following the railroad leading to Tabris. They are said to have another army east of the Cas pian, ready to move in If needed. The first British move was to seize the great Abadan oil re finery a few miles up from the mouth of the Tigris river where it flows into the Persian gulf. This single refinery, the dis patches tell us, could produce enough fuel to keep the entire British navy in operation. This will give you some idea of Iran's Importance. A GLANCE at your map will " show you how Turkey must be sweating these days. Turkey would be a tempting route for use by Hitler In striking at this new British-Russian threat in Iran. Remember that a prime ob jective of the Iran campaign is to provide an all-weather routo for transport of supplies to Rus sia which, with the industrial Ukraine gone, will need them. TODAY'S 'dispatches tell us that WAVELL, from India, is directing the British cam paign in Iran. India is coming increasingly into the war pic ture. MOTH ING much new In Rus- sla today. The Germans are hammering Voroshllov at Len ingrad and Budyenny in the Ukraine. A 24-hour rainfall yesterday soaked the entire battlefield, from the Baltic to the Black sea, and the Russians are count ing on MORE RAIN to slow the nazi advance. FROM Tokyo today comes this Hlcnnfrhr 'Japan would welcome nego tiations with the United States to EASE TENSION if we can come to reasonable con clusion," Koh Ishll, Japanese cabinet spokesman, said today. Jap Ambassador to U. S. No mura said in Washington Sat urday that some such solution is badly needed. Japan is sweating as hard as rurkey. TTHIS swift and decisive Brit- ish move into Iran is encour aging. Disturbingly often (as in Norway) Britain's moves on land have been too little and too late. The determination to be ON TIME this time is rather clearly evident. when winter forces the fight ing southward, Iran, Iraq and the whole Middle East are go ing to be tremendously import ant. Preventing Hitler from get ting there first will be useful. High Enrollment Seen La Grande, Aug. 28. (TV Reservations for rooms In the women's dormitory at Eastern Oregon College of Education are greater than at this time last year, indicating Increased en rollment. More New Homes Portland, Aug. 28. (VP) H R. Kibler, president of the Ore gon Building congress, said yes terday that a survey revealed 71 residential builders were planning erection of 643 new homes in Portland in the next SO days. Roaeburg lected Roteburg. Aug. 28. tVP The Oregon Business and Profession' at Women's clubs have selected Rose burg for their 1B42 conven tion. It will be the third time the convention bas been held bera- 1 aw n. m ms i s'aae l'T'r)w R .. ? I f ll it A $ 1 ii. " .. l I ' I 4i 1 1 CHAIRMAN-a nirhf." arrlst of work in hand, Sen. Tom Connally (D-Tex.) head for the capital early. He's the nnate orelcn relations committee's new rhairman. S E R V E S r roily Mrs. Htnry T. (Dirk) Merrill Is a Red Cross staff assistant at Miami Braoh, Fla. She's the former Toby Wlni ef the movies; her husband Is a fiver. SENATOR Sureeedinf the late Alva M. Lumpkin, Roser C. Peace (above), publisher la Greenville, 8. C, Is the Dew Soulh Carolina senator, ap pointed by the governor. Lamp kin died after aervlnf briefly as successor to Joseph F. Byrnes. TEXAN New that W. Lee ODanle-l has bees sworn In as TJ.S. senator, Lieut, Gov. Coke Stevenson (above) become gov em or of Texas, socreedlnt O'DaaleL Btevensoa brings to the eKIee a We knowledge ef rssKblnf . sal s -i!Job ka 1 ijwjjii ,.i...nmuij.) 1 u i. aw '1 mm " sawaaai ii it.nm.. f,n, . aasV--. . LK. Meteorological Report at O. 8. WKATHtn HI'HCAU Forecasts Madfort and vicinity: Pair tonight and Friday; warmer Friday. Oregon: Fair tonight and Friday but mornlrieT overcast In weat por tion; warmer Inland Friday; light tat mode rat. vartabl wind off th coast. Dotal DaU Tsmporatur a year ago today! hLgbvat 80, lowest 84. Total monthly precipitation. ja Lnchea. Total precipitation ino Septem ber 1, 1840. aosa lnchea; excess for th season a A3 Inches. Relative humidity at 4:80 p. m. yesterday 80 percent; 4:80 a. m. to day 88 paroent. Tomorrow: aunrta 1:83 a. m un set 8:80 p. m. Obaervallnn Taken at 4:80 a. as, 180 Meridian Tim. 1 l lt U l ll f Bole. Boston Chicago , 78 . 19 . 78 . 88 , 84 . 88 81 84 88 88 68 46 61 48 61 86 67 48 47 68 67 67 63 88 48 XX) Cloudy XX) Clear XK Clear DO r Cloudy .00 Fog .05 Cloudy .00 Cloudy XO P Cloudy XX) Cloudy .00 Clear .17 Cloudy XX) p Cloudy. M Fog M P Cloudy jao Cloud Jl Rain sa Rain XX) p Cloudy .00 P Cloudy Denver Eureka Havre . Lo Anele. 78 Medford 78 New York Omaha 80 Phoenix 103 Portland 84 Reno 78 Roaeburg 74 Salt Lake 8S Ban Francisco 87 Seattle 68 Spokane 88 Waah P. C 77 Taklma , 70 RESOLUTION HITS ADAME PERKINS, ALSO COMMUNISTS Philadelphia, Aug. 28.- The Veterans of Foreign Wars has come through the first flare up of its 42nd national encamp ment by tabling resolution to censure" any and all organiza tions" attempting to undermine U. S. foreign policy. The action followed plea to President Roosevelt to outlaw jurisdictional strikes In defense industries as un-American and to forfeit exemption of defense employes from selective service if they strike. The veterans also unanimous. ly called upon the president to dispense with services of Seer. tary of Labor Frances Perkins because she "has demonstrated her lack of ability to handle tho position she holds." They peti tioned congress to declare tho Communist party non-political organization and bar it front the ballot. Louis E. Starr, Oregon depart, ment commander, set oft tho foreign policy controversy yes terday by offering the censuro resolution with favorable re port on it by the VFW Ameri canization committee which ho heads. The resolution cited the seen, station of National Commander Joseph C. Menendex that "cer tain organizations ' were failing to co-operate with the govern ment on national policy. Menendez recently suspended Earl Southard, Illlno'j depart ment commander and secretary of the Citizens Keep America Out of War committee, on charges of disloyalty to his oath of allegiance to the government. Southard seeks to have the con vention void the action. 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