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PAGE ETGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1941 LDI FIRST AID GROUPS ARE ORGANIZED BY LOCAL RED CROSS CITY COMMITTEE PUSHES SALE OF DEFENSE BONDS GRIFFIN SCHOOL an announcement made today by Mrs. Myrtle Wilson, school clerk. Mrs. Wilson stated that Im provements on the school, which included new classrooms and basement, have not been com pleted due to Inability to secure needed materials. New Troop Transport Tested AT DEBENGER GAP Miff Griffin Creek school will not open until Sept. 22, according to Cm Mall TrtbUM vast ads. 71 " County Watermaster Says . Survey Mainly For Pos sible Reconstruction Work Although reclamation bureau engineers are surveying a dam . site at Debenger Cap, and draw ing necessary plans, "its actual construction is so far in the future, it is highly indefinite, according to Clinton Smith, county watermaster, whose of fice does the hydrographic work, and is visited daily by the engineers for factual data. The reclamation bureau crew has drilled 19 test holes about 100 feet deep. Yesterday engl neers completed work on a sur vey of a dam site on the Apple- mm G&WC u eStar Malssfl eta"ss. M V .1 This experimental troop transport trailer, capable of carrying more than 80 men and weap ons, was tried at the war games near Longvlew, Wash. The trailer Is operated on the principle of a hook and ladder truck, oa which an operator steers the rear wheels. gate, and arc working on one In the Ashland a tea. ''Debenger Gap Is a fine loca tion for a dam," the watermas ter said. "It has straight, steep tide, with firm rock By pump ing the water up. a largo slice of Table Rock district land could be Irrigated." Construction Plan "From what I can hear and learn, the reclamation bureau is making the surveys solely for the future. It Is the consensus that the plans are being drawn so that during any reconstruc tion period after the war, they would be ready," Mr. Smith said. The reclamation engineers have been working for nearly a year in southern Oregon on pos sible dam sites for flood control. The Debenger Gap survey has DUIU O DIAL 3681 108 N. Ivy Street Prompt, Convenient, Courteous Delivery Service 4 Times Daily 1:30 A. M. 10 A. M. 2 P. M. 4 P. M S. It H. GREEN STAMPS SPECIALS for September 1 3 and 1 5 . A.M.. I Butter, Lost River dcmmng s uuuee cr.d. A 1 lb. 21b. Extra special price. See us before you buy. Baking Powder Gold Label, 12-os. King Chow Dog Food, cans .. M. D. Toilet Paper, 3 rolls Dinner Btll Salad Dressing qt Ow W 17c Matches Cm LI j boxes Nubore Soap Family also ... Giant slse 29c Old Dutch Cleanser, 3 cans 20c Mild-ex Bleach qt. 10c j I gal. 19c ONIONS Sweet Spanish No. 1 Local 10 lb. bag 25c 50 lb. bag. .$1.15 Potatoes, U. S. No. 1 Sunkitt Lemons AO lb e?W 10c 62c 14c I Deviled Meat 34-os. tins, 3 for Jewel Shortening 4 lb. pkgs Bakers Cocoa Pound CRISCO 3lb63c-6lb$1.23 Tilt Fly Spray pt. 20c qt. 39c SUGAR been a source of many lively rumors. The liveliest and most persistent report held the navy was going to build a huge lake for seaplanes to land upon. The latest reports contend work will be rushed on the propose;! dam because of the need of power for national defense. PAIR FOUND WITH E A 1938 Ford tudor sedan, stolen early last night from the used car lot of the Witham Mag neto and Parts company, 215 East Eighth street, was discov ered wrecked in a ditch near Glendale by state police early this morning, and the two occu pants were arrested and taken to the county jail in Grants Pass. Police said Harold Trayer and Carl Reece, transients, found In the machine, both slightly in jured, denied having stolen the car. Police quoted them as ex plaining that another man ap proached them in a local pool hall last night and offered to give them a ride north, and that after the accident the man climbed out of the car and started hitch-hiking on north. The car was damaged consid erably and will have to be towed to a garage, police said. H. C. Witham, owner of the car, was unaware that it had been stolen until state police In formed local city police that It had been recovered, and city police in turn contacted Witham. Evangelists Plan Request Program At Church of God 10 lb. bags .. 25 lb. bags .. 100 lb. bags Beet Sugar, Satin 100 lbs. fl.l .si .57 .?t.Ol '5.99 FLOUR riagstaff hdwt S 4 f"f" 491b. bag .99 1.65 Kitehan Queen 49 1b. sack Corn, Peas or String Beans 3 cans Cat 24 cans 25c . 92.no 25 lb. 37c . doz. 13c The Rev. Brazil and wife, col ored evangelists, who have been conducting services at the Church of God, Haven and Holly street, will have what they call "request night" beginning at 7:45 o'clock tonight. Favorite songs sung through their ser vices will be repeated upon re quest. This program has proven an outstanding feature in other cities. If unable to sing all the requests tonight they will con tinue tomorrow night. The special series of meetings will close Sunday night. There will be a special service at 2:30 p. m. Sunday to partake of the ordnances of the Lord's house foot washing and the com munion, as tauRht In John's gos pel and also other places in the new testament. Mnny people are exprctrd from out of the city, and the public Is invited to attend the services. PLANS TONIGHT Plans for the rodeo to be held at the county fairgrounds Sep tember 20 and 21 will be dis cussed at a meeting of the Med ford Athletic association at the Hawklnson Tire shop tonight at 8 o'clock. All directors were urged to attend. The rodeo, sponsored by the association, will be staged by Max Barber of Klamath Falls, who will. furnish all stock for the event. Barber, according to C. D. Davis, president of the as sociation, provides the stock for the Lakeview, Klamath Falls and Redding, Cal. rodeos, and is now in Pendleton. Closing time for Classified Ads 0 . m.-oo Late to Classify 13:30 p. C. C. Haggard, chairman of first aid for the Jackson County American Red Cross chapter, announced organization today of two first aid detachments, to be composed of 15 to 50 men each. One will be located at Timber Products company and the other at Medford Corporation. Pur pose of the organizations la to further first aid training In the county with the thought in mind of functioning at Industrial cen ters and in event of emergency in Jackson county. Men taking part In the first aid detachments will be given the standard and advanced first aid course and upon completing their work will wear first aid insignia, designating them as capable of handling first emergencies. Mr. Haggard said the Medford Corporation detachment will meet Monday at 7:30 p. m. at the Red Cross rooms in Hie court house with J. B. Meehan as instructor. Timber Products A sub-committee for the city of Medford alone was at work today to advance the sale of de fense savings bonds and stamps. Within a week contact will be made with all Medford mer chants to have defense savings stamps placed on sale at their establishments, said Frank Hull, chairman of the sub-committee, part of the county committee. At a quickly-organized meeting yesterday afternoon, 20 mer chants responded to short-notice invitations and all agreed to fur nish facilities for the sale of de fense savings stamps at their stores. Mr. Hull said he had been In formed that on a per capita basis Oregon is leading the na- aidltion in sales and he added that his committee would like to see Jackson county lead the state. Mr. Hull was appointed sub committee chairman by Earl Newbry, county chairman. In announcing the appointment, I Mr. Newbry said that Mr. Hull detachment will meet Tuesday WM one or me most capaDie at 7:30 D. m. in the Red Cross roen Procurable for conducting rooms with instruction to be in charge of M. L. Tedrow. AUTO STRIPPED OF ACCESSORIES Roy Lilly of 315 Willamette avenue reported to city police to day that his car, parked in a lot at Timber Products company last night, was stripped of acces sories including a chrome finish amber driving light, a vacuum horn under the hood, the out side rear view mirror, a V-type bumper guard and a fish tail from the exhaust pipe. The car owner reported that the thief also started to steal the radio, but left the job un-: finished after taking out several bolts. this highly important sales campaign." He added that recog nition should be accorded Mr. Hull for the civic work he is doing in this community. VACATION AT CHETC0 INN riih Smith River, tha Wlnchuek tht Chetco ind tb Rogue. 6w.ro in the Pacific. Relax, rest. Spe cial week-end rate of only 3M per day for room, 5-course dinner a la carte breakfast, coinpletr luncheon. Family rate, week I) and monthly rates. Menu Include tea fond, chicken, steak, home made butter, rolls. Jam. Light housekeeping rooms In hotel and separate cabins, accommoda tions for 4 $3.50 per day. Also monthly rates to permanents Hotel $30. $35 and $40 per month S nirals per day, good rooms, good beds. Fishing It good now trout and salmon striking. QMmm's Saturday Special Fresh Banana Cake ...A delicious tender layer cake, flavored with fresh bananas and iced with banana Icing. 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