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PUBLIC ASSISTING If) CLOTHING LIST Splendid cooperation has been received from the public thus far in making Inventories of clothing and bedding that would be available in an emergency, it was stated today by Adjutant Charles K. Cox, chairman of this work for the Jackson Coun ty Council of Defense. The clothing and bed covers are not wanted now, however, Adjutant Cox emphasized again in response to many inquiries he has received. All that is need ed now is list of what would be available in time of need, he pointed out. So far as the return of articles is concerned after they have been put to use, an imerUa'f mot authentic Bourbon make Kentucky' mot appreciated, drink. Ak for- H.E. POGUE FINE KENTUCKY BOURBON Dow through th mellowing ytari comci America' moat authentic Bourboa H. K POO UK from "Tht Orig. InaJ Bourboa County" worthy s tiimbn of Ummsv run old brands, - You'll enjoy th euatora quality" of thia flnt Kentucky whiakty . . , th la ting guodncaa and Identity that make It th choic of coono cur tba world ovf. UNCI 1t7 jfm$tAwl lYu(Viii1iiiiafi fffi rooui YlSTIUIRY jST Mayiyltle a Kmftltf , 3 i i - BOYD'S M ARK DIAL 3681 108 N. Ivy Street Prompt, Convenient, Courteous Delivery Service 4 Time Daily 1:30 A. M. 10 A. M. 1 P. M. 4 P. M. 8. H. GREEN STAMPS SPECIALS FOR DEO. 13 and DEC. 15 Lb. 3lc-2 Bring Us Your Proctor & & Gamble Coupon Large Ivory Soap, bar ..... .. . wC Camay, with your coupon, 3 bar 12c 66c 21c Crisco 3-lb. can Oxydol, large pkg. Calumet 4 Baking Pdr., lb. can Iwv FLOUR Flagstaff Hardwhear CM CQ 49-lb. sack yl.39 Kitchen Queen CM 7Q 49-lb. tack Via I 9 Seedless Raisins, 4QM 41b. pkg WC Bonny Imitation Vanilla, 4 oi. .... 15c 17c Walnuts, local ungraded, lb. .. Kellogg' Corn ifl Flakes, 3 Ig. pkgt. IUC ORANGES Grapefruit, large A LARGE SELECTION 0 SEASONAL PRODUCE FOR YOUR SELECTION effort will be made to restore such things as quilts if they are identified with tag, Adjutant Cox said, adding, however, that this Is a detail that can be set tled when and if any emergency arises. For the time being the defense council merely wants a list giv ing this information: Name, ad dress and telephone number of the person who has spare cloth ing and bedding; description of the clothing and bedding; nota tion of the size of clothing and shoes; specification as to wheth er the clothing is for men, wom en or children. This information should be written out simply and legibly and mailed to Adjutant Cox at the Salvation Army, P. O. Box 467, Medford, the adjutant said. Committee members today started the work of dividing Medford and the rest of the county into districts to facilitate organizational procedure in case of emergency, Adjutant Cox said. DRAFT REGISTRY TO BE EXTENDED 19 TO 44 YEARS Washington, Dec. 12. (AP) A war department bill to extend the draft registration to men from 18 through 04 and to make men from IS through 44 subject to military training was intro duced In the house today and sponsors said it would be ap proved quickly. Chairman May (DKy.) an nounced that the house military committee would start hearings tomorrow and predicted that the members would send It on to the house In a few hours. Speaker Rayburn, after a con ference with Secretary of War Stimson and General Lewis B. Hershey, selective service head, said the legislation would make men from 19 to 43 "responsible for service." I will not be responsible for bills contracted by anyone other than my self, Harry P. Overbeck. lbs. 60c Campbell Soupt, 4 Est Tomato, 3 cam aVwC Asserted, 3 for 29c Except Chicken or 04m Mushroom, 3 can wOU SUGAR S;Tbf $1.54 10 lb 62c Nucoa 2 lbs. .. 47c Best Food Mayonnaise Pt. 32c Qt. 53c Favorite Catsup, 4 AA 12-ei. bottles IUC Radiant Fruit 44a Mix, lb. pkg OOC Deviled Meats, 1Aa 3Vi o. tint, 3 for IUC Prem Lunch Meat, can Noodles, mad with eggs, lb. ... 29c 13c 21c 14c Riti Crackers, large pkg ... Sunbrit Cleanser, 3 can.. Med. La roe 2 dot. 33i Dos. size, 3 for 13c MEDFORD MAIL "wanf..! "'' "' , ". EFORE THE TA K E-0 F f Each time Mrs. Roy Bird's steeplejack husband starts a new job, she takes a picture of him. "It's just a hobby; I have a trunk full of them," she explained, as Bird tackled a 165-foot brewery chimney in Kansas City, I V, . '-v " I mi BREAK THE RULE S Despite the prohibitions against such displays In Japanese-controlled Shanghai, Chinese urchins wave the flag of the Chiang Kai-shek regime In Chungking. Such flags fly. too. In the Shanghai international settlement SOUTHERN LUZON JAPANESE CLAIM Tokyo. Dec. 12 W) (Offi cial radio received by AP) Japanese troops succeeded In landing before dawn today in southern Luzon while In naval operations around the Philip pines that Japanese navr hug lost a minesweeper and suffered damage to a light cruiser and another minesweeper. Imperial headquarters communiques re ported. "Human torpedo' Japanese naval aviators were announced officially In a com munique of the navy section of imperial headquarters, broad cast by Domel, which said: "Nine Japanese naval planes have been lost. Their crows rammed their objective. One aircraft is missing." Against these air losses the navy section communique said that 202 United Stntes war planes had been destroyed, in cluding 77 shot down, since the beginning of operations against the Philippines. The cruiser admitted harmed was only slightly damaged, the THI LAtCT-FINEST 1ST tOCATCD IN MANAOIMINT DAN 1. LONDON - -sir ! MM w tiai.iim i ll i r ft ',, earn . a ynv , TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. official report asserted, and con tinued to take part In operations. One minesweeper suffered heavy damage, It added. Most of : the crew of the minesweeper j announced sunk was said to have been rescued. PARALYSIS FATAL La Grande, Ore., Dec. 12. ' (JP) Lawton Stearns, 39, of La Grande, died Wednesday of In fantile paralysis after several days in an iron lung rushed here from Nampa, Idaho. The widow and two children sur vive. Burma and Thailand are the principal sources of teak wood imported into the United States. Advertisers spent 1200.000 000 for time on radio stations In tb! coun try last year. It la estimated that 80.000 000 per- ! hvl10" "'tended basketball games tn tactics uy , ,,, ,.. , The German army had 791.000 horaca tn active duty In June, 1040. F MM ri .i.'iaiji'l - I -,! ROGUETtflE 5 Accordion Bands In Full Costume! Plus EXHIBITION SKATING A Grand Show - No Advance In Spectators Price OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1941. JAPANESE. DENT BRITISH FRONT Singapore, Dec. 12. (AP) A British communique admitted to night that strong Japanese at tacks had dented British defense t s Hi II 1 i1 , f s - Tsv s V v VI ' .tl -. I s vj f 7aftK ' VT--W-li t . A .ka "i r w w . m i-i far j. a -mi t lines In the jungles along the Malaya-Thailand frontier and said heavy fighting continued. The penetrations, however. Were described as local. The British, meanwhile, struck back by air at the bases from which the Japanese drove south into Malaya. The war bulletin said the port of Songkla (Singora) on the east coast of Thailand SO miles north of the Malaya frontier was bomb ed during the morning. A Word Of Friendly Advice T: HERE i NO BLACKOUT of RE LAXATION! The President ha re quested the people NOT to become hysterical; instead to remain calm and enible.We agree that there IS a def inite national emergency and the Nation should recognize this fact. No precaution for civilian defense should be overlooked. But, let us not completely disrupt our nor mal living let u keep physically and men tally fit to meet any and all emergencies. There i no finer way to relax and remain calm than to enjoy the grand port of skat ing at Medford's Newest Sport Center. .the MEDFORD ICE ARENA And remember Medford's Blaek-Out will not begin until 12:30 a. m. and we are prepared for earlier black-ovt If need arises. EEVUE "All machines returned safe ly," the communique said, "but owing to ground mist it was dif ficult to estimate the damage inflicted." PINE CUT EBBS Portland, Ore., Dec. 12. P) Western pine mills cut 64, 290,000 board feet of lumber during the week ending Decem ber 6, the Western Pine asso ciation said today. This com pared with a 70,494,000 foot cut MELODY ON THE ICE! AT THE MEDFORD SATOEHDAY OTGffinC During Regular the previous week and 71,820, 000 for the same week last year. Orders in that order were 62,. 614,000 board feet, 71.681,000 and 71,380,000; shipments, 68, 705,000 board feet, 76,068,000 and 87,759,000. Trier, sr. .bout 3 JSO furniture 1c torle. In the United BtUf. Nassau's sponge Industry la 100 yera old this year. The army bought 1.600.000 pound, of turkey for Thanksgiving. rrr a o Beginning 9:30 O'clock Skating Sessions! Th Mtisinger Girls' Accordion Se terte of Salem. Th Baldwin Roguettet with Director Sebastian Apollo. Th Melody Maids Th Victory Boy Th Mrry Majorettes. PAY CASH AND SAVE l
