Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 07, 1941, Page 7, Image 7

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    PAGE SEVEN
FINNS TO CEASE I Jap Adviser Enroute
5 BELffl SECURE
Official Radio Implies Peace
With Russia Possible
When Aims Achieved.
Helsinki, Finland, Nov. 7
The official Finnish radio has
circulated abroad an important
statement of aims which says
that Finland's war with Russia
will be ended "as soon as the
threat of renewed attack has
been removed and her frontiers
made secure."
A broadcast implied that Fin
land would quit fighting once
that aim was achieved, leaving
to a peace conference of the
dominant powers sometime in
the indefinite future the final
J determination of her new boun
daries.
Interpreting a reference to the
peace conference, authoritative
Finnish sources said this in no
way implied negotiations with
Soviet Russia.
(Ed. note: A recheck in Hel
sinki led to revision of an
earlier version which quoted the
Finnish radio as saying that
"military operations are draw
ing to a close as far as our coun
try is concerned.")
Defensive War
An English language broad
cast on the Helsinki radio yes
terday included extracts from
pamphlet published by the Cen
tral Union of Finnish Labor Or
ganizations which included the
following, to quote in full the
-most significant passage:
"Finland's war is purely de-
-urn I
a' sA 'ls.'
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NEW ICE ARENA
10 OPEN DOORS
HEREJpAY
Floor Shows With Seattle
Talent Will Inaugurate
$50,000 Skating Resort.
The Japanese government announced it was sending Saburo
Kuruiu (above), former ambassador to Germany and who signed
the Axis Alliance for Japan, to Washington, D. C. from Japan by
Trans-Pacific clipper in an effort to reach n accord with the
United States. The clipper plane was being held at Hongkong
pending his arrival there by plane from Tokyo.
The $50,000 Medford Ice
Arena at 619 South Grape
street, with a seating capacity
of 2,000 persons and an ice sur
face of 185 by 85 feet, will for
mally open its doors to south
ern Oregon's winter sports en
thusiasts Saturday.
Modern in every respect and
designed to bring to local skat
ers the finest facilities for their
favorite sport to be found any
where in Oregon, the arena will
celebrate its inauguration with
a four-day series of special floor
shows staged by five of the best-
known figure skaters in the
northwest.
1 Imported Talent
All from Seattle, these skaters
are Lael Peters, 11-year-old
feminine Ice star; Dorothy and
Ralph Beymer, Bobble Morri3
and Kenny Spence. They'll en
tertain the spectators and local
skaters with comedy acts on
ice, graceful dances and pair
routines.
fensive and It will come to an
end as soon as the threat of re
newed attack has been removed
and her frontier has been made
secure."
BOYD'S
M A M
Another extract broadcast:
"Our frontier cannot be fin
ally determined until the com
ing peace conference."
This, it was explained later,
referred to a conference in the
indefinite future and in no way
implied negotiations with the
Russians.
BOWLING
DIAL 3681 108 N. Ivy Street
Prompt, Convenient, Courteous
Delivery Service 4 Time Daily
8:30 A. M. 10 A. M. 2 P. M. 4 P. M.
S. k H. GREEN STAMPS
CLOSED ARMISTICE DAY, NOV. 11th
City league results last night: Mc
Donald Candy 4, Bates Candy 0:
Knights of Columbus 2, Hohlwcg'a
Top Shop a; Uttrell Parts 3. Kay
Lithographing 1: Valentine's 3, Lewis
Super 1. Scores follow:
McDonald Candy
SPECIALS for NOVEMBER 8th and 1 Qth
COFFEE
20c
Economy Blend
Pound
SUGAR
-62c
$1.54
Pure can
10 lbs.
25 lbs.
CAMPBELL'S SOUPS
All kinds except chicken
and mushroom OQl
3 cans tCwC
Chicken or Mush
room, 3 cans . .
Raisins, new pack
seedless, -4 lbs
33c
29c
Peas, Corn or String
Beans, 303 sis AQ.
Standard, 3 cans bw C
Case 24 cans $2.19
Swift's Tomato Juice
No. 2Vi tins 99 m
2 for bOC
Sunbrit
Cleanser, 3 for
Palmoliv
Soap, 3 bars ,
14c
17c
Kellogg's Corn
Flakes.
3 lg. pkgs
20c
!! Witter
Falrileld
Williamson
Penney
L. W. Morse
Hi Tntjtl.
4 0
.......... I j Bern
Leek7 ....
i Bah ling ...
Hill! ! Mevera -
Adair
Hi Totals '
McQulre
Campagnonl
Swan
1 A. Nuyer
I Burroughs -
ill ! Totals
Him
Here for four days, the five
Seattle skaters will present j
their floor shows at 8:30 and !
11 p. m. Saturday, 9 p. m. Sun-1
day, 9 p. m. Monday and 8 and '
11 p. m. Tuesday, Armistice
day.
Also scheduled for Saturday's j
opening night will be the crown-;
ing of the queen of the winter i
sports season. Miss Nanette 1
Holmes, beautiful Medford sen
ior high school girl. In charge I
of the ceremony will be Sparky ;
Hourque, manager ana proles-:
sional Instructor of the arena. '
The huge frame structure, ;
well over 250 feet in length,
will house a modern glass-enclosed
coffee shop, to be oper
ated by Dick Phair. The cof
fee shop will face the ice to
enable patrons a free view of
the skating at all times.
Big Skat Stock
Also in the front of the build
ing will be the skate sales
room, stocked with 600 pair of
skates to assure purchasers a
perfect fit; the. skate rental
room with a large stock, and
the office. Entrance to the arena
will be on South Crape street.
The street has been graded and
graveled and will provide park
ing accommodations for 300 cars
in the immediate vicinity of the
arena.
A glass enclosed balcony,
well-furnished and heated, will
be available for spectators who
desire to watch the skaters.
Skaters will be prohibited from
entering the balcony. Music for
the skaters will be provided by
a fine pipe organ, and a recording-system
and speaker.
There will be three inches of
glass-smooth ice on the Ice sur
face when the arena opens, ac
cording to Mr. Bourque. The
ice, built up from the refrigera
tion system, is surfaced by
planing it with large shaver
towed behind a tractor. After it
is mooth the ice is flooded and
frozen to make a new sheet of
ice, this operation being done
after every session, Mr. Borquu
explained.
Kiddies will be the first to
try out the ice Saturday morn
ing, with a session from 10 a.
m. to noon. There will be two
matinee sessions Saturday, from
1 to 3 and from 4 to 6 p. m.,
and two evening sessions from
7:30 to 9:30 and from 10 to mid
night. Following are the schedules
of sessions Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday:
Sunday 10 to 12 a. m., 1
to 3. 4 to 8. 7:45 to 10 p. m.
Monday 9:30 to 11:30 a. m.,
3:15 to 5:15, 745 to 10 p. m.
Tuesday 10 to 12 a. m., 1 to
3, 4 to 6, 730 to 9:30, 10 to 12
p. m.
JAPANESE ENVOY
FOR SETTLEMENT
Washington, Nov, 7. (F)
Saburo Kurusu, the special Jap
anese envoy en route here on
a Pacific Clipper, was reported
today to be bearing an Imperially-approved
formula for a
peaceful settlement of Japanese
American problems.
Kurusu's dispatch case, dip
lomatic circles here said, .also
may enclose a personal message
from Premier General Hideki
Tojo to President Roosevelt
presenting the Japanese govern
ment s view of the tense far-
eastern situation and proposals
designed to assure what Japan
considers an amicable solution.
Secretary Hull and other state
department officials profess,
however, to have no authorita
tive information of Kurusu's
mission, or what proposals he
may be bringing from the Jap
anese government.
Official reaction was summed
up: Wait and see.
Amateur radio stations In Ire
land have been closed because
of existing emergency conditions.
Closing time jr CUaalfled Ads 9
a. m. Too Lata to Classify 12 .JO p.
I f wt ouart I
Yl15I$220l
V for Schilling VANUIA
haor the folks cheer
Its pure, delicate flavor
aids a housewife's career!
Schilling:
it IPICII-lt IITIACTI
Rits Crackers
Larg pkg,
Calumet Baking 4 Cm
Powder, lb. tins IOC
Bakers Cocoa J J
lb. tins I t C
Gold Medal Cak rtr.
Flour. lg. pkg. bSC
1S3 141 134 438
164 189 187 560
80 138 13s 386
183 175 115 443
189 193 159 841
779 834 7343347
Bates Candy Co.
131 183 149 433
158 133 138 434
131 123 108 359
135 148 ISO 441
184 178 148 508
744 755 7143318
Bisquick
larg pkg.
29c
Knights of Columbus
158 170 145 473
181 198 138 493
114 135 145 394
13t 145 133 409
314 189 189 692
798 853 7682415
Hohlweg't Top Shop
H. Green 143 121 165 419
Lounsberry 189 180 215 684
Landers 131 1 i 180 483
Webster 168 184 183 493
Hohlweg 180 185 143 478
FLOUR
Flagstaff
b.rdwh.at ?1 j-Q
49-lb. sack I .3 J
Kitchen Queen $4 JQ
49-lb. sack I .OS
Drifted Snow $ QQ
49-lb. sack I 9J
Radiant Fruit OO r
Mix, lb. pkg 33 C
Snowdrift Shortening
3 lbs. Got 6 lbs. 91.29
Formay Shortening
Pur Vegetable .
3 lb. can O I C
Totals
Nelson
! Clare
Kay
788 7 2 8582436
Hagen
Allen .
Kay's Lithograph
115 89 100 804
lit 136 140 388
, , 188 140 148 458
134 128 137 387
165 194 133 483
Nicholson
Uttrell
Orames
Pederaen
Gardner .
Totals .
783 764 7483378
Llttrell Parts
148 191 128 484
179 188 172 817
181 144 181 456
181 114 170 448
139 139 128 408
, 776 784 7592288
Lewis Super erlr
R. Mlkach. 191 145 144 480
j Cougla 183 165 130 488
8wanson 187 136 140 442
Lewis 143 125 139 407
145 180 158 483
, Johnson
Totals
Post Toastia
Corn Flakes J Q
2 larg pkgs. IOC
878 787 7582421
Valentlne'aCafe
Hurler 187 148 188 803
Shaver 124 127 175 428
Corley 232 170 158 880
Bush 163 158 158 484
RelUma 193 168 164 613
. 89 758 8212488
NO-DRIP
1
ONLY H
SYRUP PITCHER
Cwith purchai 2 packagt
Aa1 9 nttns
.vow j -trmm a m r
CheerioaU
25c
Sweet Potatoes 5 lbs. 19c
P. ranine t-.nrl-r wklla 2 Ihs. 1 fir
" " III
Celery, tender crisp heads 13(' '
Artichokes, large size 2 for lof !
Calavos, for salad 2 for 19c !J;
PAY CASH AND SAVE
Total
SCHOOLS INSURE PUPILS
Zurich, Switzerland W Ac
cidents do occur in schools and
so the canton of Aargau has
worked out an Insurance pro
gram for the protection of pu
pils, teachers and the taxpayer.
Compulsory Insurance for ele
mentary grade students Is paid
by municipalities, and for ad
vanced grade pupils by the
state. The program is the result
of 20 years of voluntary exper
iment during which actuarial
data were acquired.
CLASSES
Dr. R. M. Hood. Optometrist
Sparta Bidg.
Main an Rtrtldt. Medlar.. Or
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MADAM: Please Accept this
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that supplies all these essential
Nutritional Values
of OATMEAL...
VHamifi li, Vitamin C, Calcium, Pbosphontt, Itm
TO OBTAIK this smirt-looMac, practical
BO-DRIP STROP PITCHER . . . simply
do this: (I) Go to your grocer's snd pur
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you'll say this new super-nourishing est
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