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Newspaper Page TextPAGF. VTNB Want to Buy, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It's Filled With Opportunities! t MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, SUNDAY, JANUARY 4, 1942. Kind rry ad on I hi fits Vu tH pritbuhlt find rtattl? Ihr ihiiic vuu iHNn itia Int rH wf oi Irnda foi nued rllilr uu mat have arrli hi itir oi aturt rimm .,. mat rind want linnet athr tp rrkint ond ftp ohi In rtallre innnrdUtp roh II arhal nu want Un 1 her ariicrtl rm II trfhuna (laa airtrd ads art loaipcdkltt tirccutci RATES Per word nrt erfi (Minimum tV garh addtntinal invert ton, pet rd , , T (Minimum Iftr) rer Mm p munih wtthnat eopj cbanto $l.tt CASH or money ordri must arrom puny all mall order classified ads. LOIT AND FOUND STRAYED ...Dodge Stock, young Here- ford bull. Bar J. H. left hip. J. X. Hanna. Shady Cove. KSTRAY Taken up White faced I DtllCr, UIM1UCU nil Kll auuu. v v ilea can have tame by paying for adv. and keep O. E. Obenchaln, 6 milea North Rogue Rlver FXAKENUP Guernsey heifer, about lOmonths old. Owner pay for dv. Bos 420. Route 1, Med lord, Dark Hollow Road. WILL THE party who picked up my electric cord near Bear Creek bridge on Pern Valley road, please phone 602S. Reward. L06T-Black and white female springer SpanleL Year-d. Anwerj , name Lady . Mrs. Stevens, corner i Bprlng St. and waoasn. rnone jaioi. HCPoRI ut oum animal cruelty cawa Humane 9'H-iety Phune gi51 WANTED MALE HELP FRUNER3 WANTED Rogue River Orchards End of iCo Central WANTED FEMALE HELP LADY WANTED at Earhnrfa Chicken Dinner. 335 8- Riverside. HONEST, reliable woman to care for bedfast lady, all or part time. Call today. 511 So. Oa ltd ale. IXPERIENCED waitress wanted. Ap- j ply at Valentine's. i WANTED Housekeeper, suburban yOR rent Heated room to gentle borne, care of two children. Good : man 331 Wt 6tn wi aIter 6;00, home, good wages, itay nlghu. l , - - .-. k Phone 6418. INEXPENSIVE housekeeping rooms 1-. .- j jQT rcnti 810 uorln Bartlett. WANTED experiencea gm lor nouw work. Phone 8453. WANTED At once, housekeeper. Could make arrangements for man and wife (or the winter. Phone 2417 tor Information. CAPABLE gtrl or woman for general housework. Phone 4097. HELIABLE woman tor housework and care two small children. Weekly wage, room and board. Box 1295. Tribune. - HELP MALE AND FEMALE TWO Solicitor, tor house to house canvassing on a commission bssla. Well known article and exclusive territory. Box 1478. Tribune. W ANTED SITUATIONS POSITION WANTED by thoroughly experienced dinner chef. Free to go anywhere. Phone Grants Pass 770-J or write Charlie. Rear 408 South 8th Street, Oranta Pass. . WANTED Carpenter or repair work. I Phona 8384. WANTED by elderly, responsible man, position as a property caretaker. L. C. Hackett. 304 So. Ivy. WANTED Steady poaltlon by young laav thorouehlv exoetienced In credits, meeting public. Expert ethnographer, bookkeeper Steadily . employed, available on two weeka notice Box 1058 care iTtmine WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED TO BUT One aet harness suitable for general farm use. Tel. 6453. Jessie M. Mlnear. rneheat mice, nalrf for furniture Stoves, tools, or what have jou? MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 97 N. Orapa Phona 8744 WANTED Female Boston Bull or up State price. Alois Hansel lelln. ore. . WANTED A few mor.men .to advantage of our weekly ratea Big warm lobby, clean comfortable beds hot showers, slnsle rooma. 93 00 and up. Crater Hotel. 30 S Central. FAINT1NQ and kalsomlnlng No Jo too big or too smsll Phone 2083 All work guaranteed E R Carey SCRAP IRON SCRAP METALS WANTED Tour government needs this vital mstertai for Defenae. Sell now. Highest prices paid. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N. Orapa Phona 8744 WELL DKILUNO-41 SO pet ft firs' 60 ft .to J M Undue 819 King ni p rH Pot V.-d Used firiitnire Hill HHOIlk rl HMTI BE 18 North Front Phone 4029 mt PKirra rani rit Tout Furniture 'MX II KMII l rh'ne t!8 fOR RENT BOARD ROOM ROOM and board Good board. 327 North Holly. rOH RENT HOUSES NEW HOUB1 for rrnt with fireplace. CaU 840 So. Riverside. Phona 3257. FOR RENT 8-room mndm fii. lshed house, oil elr. A-rosa from FOR SALE Medford Improved prop BOS. on Stewart Ava. Phona 4868. eruea Ben vimunt. Ajeta. 3-ROOM furnished Phone 4947. 13 00. I MODERN J-bedroom unfurnished houae. H. L. Coot. 1104 W. Main. FURNISHED 4-room houae! Two acres, cloae In. H. L. Cook. 1104 W. Main. WTU, RENT or leaae. unfumlahad. modern fi-room houae by Junior high achool. No. aai Haven St. rrr FOR RENT s-ruom houae. two bed- ! rooma. aleeplng porch, bath, built- j Ina. laundry traya. Near aenlor high. Inquire 1117 East Jackson. FOR RENT 7-ronm iiunm h, month. I. n pi-v.ii ia a . : lett. Phona 4250. ona 42AA. HOUSE FOR RENT 80 Tripp. FOR RENT 8-room bouaa. Inquire Med lord Fuel, uaa North Tentral FOR RENT- Purnlahed I -room bouaa electric stove, fireplace Adulu Phone 8033. Darka Grocery IHUCKS FOR RENT Muve yourself Save hall Pram's Mosilaaa Sta tlnn Main and Ivy Phone 4t4 FOR RENT APARTMENTS 4TH HOLLY Furnished 4-rooma and garaire. Power and water furn ished. Adults, $40. 245 No. Holly. SMALL apartment with prlvata bath and entrance. 231 West 6th. ZTZ7?T ' " CLEAN, comfortable apartment. Re- Irlgerator. 631 8. Riverside. FOR RENT 2-room furnished up stairs apartment. Inquire 219 Haven. FOR RENT 3 -room furnished up stairs apartment, private bath and garage. Phone 4543. DOWNSTAIRS apartments, $8, 15. Phone 2398. ' FOR RENT Furnished apartment I Lights, hot water, frlgldalre. gar j age. Adults only. 221 North Holly. WARM furnIsned apftrtment. Privat bath mgldalM 8P0fl w Maln. .-n,, , r.VL,-1u-LIwr for RENT F and F apartmenu 3 rooms and bath gas beat In- quire 211 West 6th FOR RENT Nicely furnished apart ment. 402 Newtown. FURNISHED apartment. 2nd. iTTOirnU 4-ti fiitmlathaw ant .tram heat, frlgldalre. over Hollo-' way a Orocery. Ph 3828. j FURNISHED apartment. Frlgldalre. electric stove. Holland Hotel. FURN APT Steam heat, hot water Frtetaalre 503 S Holly St FOR RENT-Purnlih.d Roomi 1 FOR RENT Comfortable room. bath. In prlvata home, for gentleman. Army clerical workers preferred, j Breakfast desired. 40 N. Peach St. FOR RENT Nicely furnished aleep lng room for gentlem.ui s?s soutn Riverside . ' CLEAN rooms, new Slmmone Inner- i aprlng mattresses; wsrm lobby: . plenty not water, circulating at. heat: single 83 00 weekly and up Crater Hotel. 30 South Central Right down town. ATTRACTIVE ROOMS 404 8 Orapa. FOR SALE POULTRY CHICKS Eggs will be high during war and alter. For finest laying grade see the Talent Hatchery, mile south of Talent. Ten and 12 weeks' old Barred Rock and Hamp shire pullets. Send for free catalog. CHICKS White leghorn, straight run or aexed, five leading breeds. In creased chick demand haa again caused us to Increase our capalty which proves our chicks are good. See ua before placing your order elsewhere. Starter feeds and poultry supplies. Custom hatching a speci alty. First setting Jan. 9. Central Point Hstrh-ry. FOR SALE DOGS PETS KZKh , Bcottlsh Hlghlandera for aale at Royal Rogue Kennels, ona male. etO to good home. Dial 8378. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Jersey-Guernsey yearling heifer. I. P. Hall, Prune Street and Cherry Lens. WANTED Feeder and weaner pigs. Tribune. Box 1132. SZ .... - - r plg c j McCl7i spring St., JZZL" J?.: pQj, bale White boar. Tel. 8318. CA.PH for oH horwee Ptal 8378 FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE 'OR SALE-Vew stucco .. build- aide. H. L. Cook. 1104 W. Main. STOCK RANCH 1 084 acres. 119 Irrigated and In ladlne clover. New 8-room modern houae. electricity, new bam. fenced with woven and barbed wire. Well lo cated on good road. 425.000. Terms. Also 4-ROOM ptssterod house with bath, laree living room with hardwood floor. servlr porch, cement founda tion all newlv decorated, near hleh achool, 82 000. Including electric stove, eletrc water heater and heating stove. Also 10 ACRES I trusted, one mil out. r soil i.2S0. Vt oown O. Pickell. 18 S. Bartlett. POR SALE or RENT Little farm on Besr Creek Buyable for a few owe. J. Tyrell. Talent. wriH MALE Completely furnished rroom home. Two bed- m -.-.7 firaoiica 1807 Wert rooms, dlnstte. flreplsce. 1807 west Main. 80 ACRE. 10 miles north of Medford Oood lend, good well. Improved, mall route bus route, cream route at door. For aa:e reonable. Write O. L. Jackaon, 17JI D Street, Sparks. Nevsda. 'bU1I.I'IN1 HUM!' lt ue handle I all deta'la .n 2 real FHA loana (juuAil. eUMleuUf. Oox9 FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR 8ALI OR RENT Ona acra or Icaa. a-rooja nouse. Orani Walker. PhoenU. artlea Ben Vlmont. A-eie. CITY and country prupertlee Rentala Lueua Insurance C 8 Bulterfleid 40a Medford Bulldlni WHEN TOU uilna ol real estate think of tha Speuoar-Bat ley Agency 103 W Main IFOR EXCHANGE RmI Estate GOOD GIFT and Greeting Card Shop, S D'ejo. Calif., trade for same (or property! thla locality. More- land. 3813 SOth Street. i -' i i fna SALE AUTOMOBILES J FOR SALE Truck. 1-ton Dodge. New BB" Service BtaUon. FOR SALE 1036 Ford deluxe Coupe. r41o. epot. Sacrlllca. Phona 3467. 39 CHEVROLET sedan In running order. 928. Leo Young. Phone 6233. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Oregon factory-built trailer houae. Real buy for 6376. Excellent condition. Apt. 6, above M. M. 8 tore. KAMBA Is a rare wild rose herb antitoxin, harmless, registered In the U. 8 Patent Office as a medi cine and used in the C.CC, camps as an Internal and external anti septic. Haa been used in your county for serious ailments with good results, (Will give users names by request). This herb haa been ehlnped through the Fresno Post Office for 8 years without any complaints from users to the office. It carries 24-494 International units of Vitamin A to the pound of herbs also heavy In Vitamin Bl-D. A for medicine and B and D for food KAMBA la 'lne for the stomach and general up-bulld of the body. Write for literature and explain your trouble. Cut price 60 cents per half pound. One dollar per pound. J. L. Denney, 651 Princeton avenue. Fresno. Calif. FOR SALE 6 or 6 ton hammered alfalfa. 612 ton. North of Warren Patterson place. R. H. Oreen, Cen tral Point. FOR SALE Dry fir and hardwood Phone 4503 Hawley Fuel Co FOR BALE C Grade and Cull New town apples: also stem punctured Cornice pears. Reter Fruit Co. FOR BALE! De Laval cream separator, slightly used. Cheap. Inquire Amer ican Fruit Growers Warehouse, Bo. Fir. TOR SALB-25 tone hay. first cutting ln ' 7 Pe' ton. Herb Jlrechele. FOR BALE Sewing machine. 719 Bennett Avenue. Phone 3201. ROCKS, a?atea. jasper, petnnea 1 . ... fun.M. Uh D.tnh An. dereon- AntelP Cnel FOR SALE First mortgages on new ; homea In Mrdford. Will pay 6 per cent on short term loans. Dial 2711 or call at SOS Dakota Ava. STEM-PUNCTURED Cornice. 80e per lug box. Bring vour own container Call at Mrdford Ice Storage Co. ax)R SALE Low prlred lumber or any building materials call us be fore you buy R O Stephenson Co Court and WcA .drewa Telephone 2000 ay-ID RAT K--Motinti1n fir Rawrlltat for fue vabrr s FARMERS SUPPLY pnoD, 4448. EXCELLENT valuea in used washers radios, refrtgeratore Pick Hdwe FOR SALE pears ana applea Joe Senior 3 miles north Talent REAL BUYS in used clothing 1408 No Riverside acroea from Becks Bakery WOOD Dry fir and laurel Associ ated Station. 700 E Main. Tel. 8859 DRY FIR for sale 8 00 o'clock Phona 8180 aftei FIR SLABS Buy Now City Ph.ine 4H4 PERSONAL Palmistry Crystal Reading D Millet Ph 3448 4R0 Mountain Ave Aanlsnd MISCELLANEOUS BOWMAN BEAUTY SALON. 327 So. Central. ", block aouth ot Maid Rlte Shampoo and hair atyle 76c and 31.00. Permanents, 31-98 and up. Marcella Bowman. Leone Craw ford (former Instructor at Leonard Beauty college ) Telephone 3188. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Antlcrue EARLY AMERICAN OLA 98 at the aign 8 milea eoutb of Oranta Paas or I mtle north of Savage Rapids dam on Hitthvav 99 Assayer ASSAYER W O Wright. 9313 Capi tal Ave City So or water reeervolr Oold 91 copper 91 ctnnanar 12 Carpentering LESLIE RALSTON. Oeueral Contract ing nne finishing work All kinds Carpentering For esttmsles plesae rail at 701 N Rit-ralrte or Tel 2881 Chimney Sweep CHIMNEY Sweep Also furnaces and oil atovee clesned Csll Oeo Calon 3S N- rr.,nt Ph. me 4?40 Chiropodist. FOOT SUFFERERS -Opening modern Chiropody offtcea Corua.. callouses Ingrown nana removed erchee cor reeled Dr Arnold M Depnr. Chlr opodlst. Foot Specialist. 217 -eiuh rer Bile Ptlnne 3103 NURSERY STOCK CARLTON NURSERY The only nursery In Southern Oregon ""h a complete stack ot Irult. out x ornsmentel shruoe and pisnte on nsnj during all the planting season Carlton Nursery. 62n4 year 4 milea South ot Medford on Pacific Highway Look for the Mir-o-ate aign. phone 8224 FINEST QUALfTY NURSERY STOCK at Low-t Price in yeara Call or writ- Aiayl C- . P.t 2 Bos It, NoitA atadiard, new b.(Ua. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Dressmaking run FA3HIUN SHOP Ureaeraakliig Put Remiieitng Bui t om and Bucklea oovered Room 803 U S National Bauk Bldg rel 3931 UREoSMAKINO - Alterattoua tailor ing Katharine Satterlea. Stnget Sriup 22 tlrape Floor Sanding and Raflnlahlng FOR smoother sanding joba, a mora lasting linisn. can i. c. Belswlg 352 Jacksonville. Expert Window Clean' LCI OEOHCIB do rri KXPER1 Wluouw Cleauer Oenerml houae cleaners rlous waxing paint ing Oeo f Oliard Phone 3964 MONEY TO LOAN TOTJ ARE rXVITED to aee us tor CASH Pi-OMPT FRIENDLY SERVtCB on Car, Livestock and Personal Loans OREOON FINANCE CO. W E Thomas. Mgr. Lie No S-U-M-217 45 So. Central Dial 4433 Home owned and managed Since 1928 WE IOAN MONEY ON YOUR CAR Attractive Ratea COAS1 FINANCE Harold H Brown Agency License 311 133 East Main Phone 9448. Rooting WE REPAIR ot apply any type of roof Parx-o Kooflnga Shinglea Coatings snd Psmia New stuca Wall Paper Ekeraun Paint and Root ft So Bartlett rel S843 JOB SMITH YOUR ROOFER Alt Rool troubles taken care ot All work guaranteed Call 3788 or 2249. 301 Haven. Transfer CITY TRANSFER 8TORAC1B CO Houaehold moving and general hauling 1.9 S Orapa Phona 4884 Day or night FUHNITURE MUVINO AND 8TOR AOB We have van moving equip inent for local and long distance hauling Dry and clean etnrat looncrete buildingl with apeclal locker rooms at tow ratea SAMSON 81DRAOE WAREHOU3I Phona 9788 EADS rHANSFER STORAGE CO Office 16 South Fir Phone 2828 Prices right Service guaranteed DAVIS TRANSFER AND 8TORAU1 40 S Fit Street Ineureo Camera Local and Long oistsnca Hauling Phone :Hh8 Vacuum Cleaner Service GUARANTEED SERVICE on all makes of vacuum cleauera Called for and delivered tree. Feldman Electric Phone S577 CM. ELLIOTT IS A PROUD FATHER Fort Worth, Texag, Jan. 3. (TP) A seven-pound son was born at 10 a. m. today to Capt. and Mrs. Elliott Roosevelt at Cook Memorial hospital. The boy was the 12th grand child for President and Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, and the third child for the Elliott Roose- velts. Captain Roosevelt was with the U. S. army air corps at Muroc, Calif., and was unable to be here. The Elliott Rooseveltg have two other children. Chandler, 7 and Tony, 5. The third child has not been named. AliRUll SL. L SencMar t Tibit lands n it, CBi-r eupto 14 dtan of a ttV, muwuro 14 Ubiilerat II lb W.iik lit I, ataUthorltatlT 40 taitrmenUl 4L If Coiif'vrriirig IS. Unt of th m a mini 44 N Pi ura i trMiInf 4 IL Old mutical 44 noi 47 n ui rh aar 41. (4 Thr? prni U TfjntjH 1tiwB II 15 ))powlt4l IZ If rial tmrl 14 atalr l ICX Thirli $7 mini nam Poorly Distant I'ravluua Mailtn iiiowa in noU. and vlolaav guata Iwal Cunet fttrda Cllqua fronoun Pariainlnf ta tha ahora Riat Mca'Mraaa Protarilnf Knaa-rad djra 12 13 K 3 V. 7 f; ja If Vt In Ui aaT 7f 2S" "" W J - - L Z. Wli E BARD1A :t Nazi General And 5.C00 Taken With Much Booty Germans Retreat. (By Associated Press) Cairo, Egypt, Jan. 3. A dar ing bayonet charge so powerful that the hold-out axis garrison at Bardia surrendered rather than face a second assault yield ed the British more than 8,000 prisoners among them a Nazi major general and still un counted booty, it was announced today. The assault cost the British imperial forces only three score dead. A communique telling the whole dramatic story for the first time said the fall yesterday ot the Libyan port, a pocket of axis resistance isolated by the British westward surge, was the swift accomplishment of night charging, bayonet - brandishing South Africans, supported by British and Polish artillery. New Zealand cavalry and tha bombs and guns of Britain's air and sea fleets. While these forces, the slower moving rearguards of the Brit ish advance, were wiping out what might have been an axis version of Tobruk, vanguards of the British advance still were harassing the main axis forces in the vicinity of Agedabia, The war bulletin said one German column, including some armored cars, was put to flight ln that area about 90 miles beyond Bengasi, after losing some of its mobile equipment and two anti-tank guns, leaving behind three officers and 45 men. The captured general waa Major General Schmidt, chief administrative staff officer of the German mechanized African forces and apparently one of Nazi General Erwin Rommel's righthand men. (The British official wireless said that Schmidt was taken prisoner with his entire staff.) E New York, Jan. 3. (APV Of ficers at nearby Fort Slocum were puzzled when they re ceived letter addressed to "Commanding Officer, Suicide Squad". They opened It and then grin ned, for it was from a private seeking to enlist in the "suicide squad", of which the officers knew nothing. The private said he wanted more action he was a member of a laundry unit. ALIENS NABEED Seattle, Jan. 3. (P) Arrest of 182 enemy aliens In Wash ington since the United States entered the war was announced by the Seattle office of the federal bureau of investigation yesterday. Solution Of Saturday Pvzifr M. Brews ef steep hills; Scutch 9 Uvea DOWN t. Taliiao 1 North A mart ean traa I. Scotch ahantai 4. Arrow ft. Orvantand af- tit mailt I. Whimalcal I Hand lad Oovariika hf. I Inland 10. PotM ti II. Conitaitattoa) , 11. Haaahoraa II. Wnotlna tha cantrai pari tf Aaiara 24 Lirhi browa II. UMcai 27. Wnifllni 21 Dormouaa 20. Plaif-wm II. HrmlM II. 7al 14. snail af a rtila ota acawtad It. Organ of apaacfc It Daub W Thingt law 41 Irga aarpaal 4 Diarount 41 ruhic nvatora 41 M"t tmana 41 Infant's b4 41 Tha awaatarrta M Piia-tl laraal ita trlha tH MriiMrta AiciTficl11 iwisnsiii s o uJJeIe r TTeI Ieim u I HlgjO R IT A NtLI A H ATMQg A I Lfff H E tyE Pu vjA T EPF L A NCj s r a TieklP r e c eIdTB H A LEOSH A R KDE U A T ePsIU AjY!SnAlPA r poaimU H5EIBB pipJo . ?p , s epsii 5je Jd j-fgTTgPB A C gJDll c r a IjLfy A T- nr R. A. F. Teal This photograph, mad from a British warplsna. Is described as a daylight raid by heavy bomb ers of the Royal Air Force on tha German naval btse at Brest In occupied France. Bomb bursts dot the target area while clouds oi smoke roll from th e Nasi battleships Scharnhorst (A) and Gnelsenau (B) and the cruiser Prlns Eugen (C). Between the la Iter two are two lour-engined Halifax bombers. Wartime ' i-IKA. 'i L I k-i W-yjer is fa J X' - t- flfr??.--" -e ' l aW& I I 1 -' rt k Bww. aaf W ST-- fr.w. , .... 1 f.j 1' eV . - sjal . . . a . ata" -it Boeing Aircraft company released this picture of a hsary bomber production line at Its Seattle plant, coincident with a statement the firm had beaten delivery schedules by 70 per cent la December. It said the announcement and photograph were app roved by the war department. - E AERIAL STATION Shady Cove, Jan, 3. Spl.V All residents of the Shady Cove district who are Interested ln working ln the air raid obser vation station which Is being established at Shady Cove are asked to leave their names at the post office or store. Final organization meeting for the station will be held Friday at the schoolhouse at 7:30 p. m Mrs. Eva Segessman is acting as chief observer. There will be Red Cross sewing meeting at the bom of Mrs. Minnie Blaess Jan. 14 and each following two weeks. All day meetings are scheduled with a sack luncheon at noon. All who have not returned their seal money for the Christ mas seal sale are asked to make their payments to th chairman of Shady Cove district as soon aj possible. EXCUSE IS SPEED Portland, Jan. 3. Fr O Henry Oleen, St Helens, former state legislator, asked Oovernor Sprague to call a special legis lative session to consider limit ing automobile speeds to 35 mile an hour at night nd 43 miles In daylight to "sav more than 34,000,000 a year In rubber tires, gasoline, oil and wear on motor vehicles." He also proposed that th old eg assistance act b changed to permit participants to do ag rlcultural work without dedue tlons ln pensions. MONEY SAVED Olympla, Jan. 8. P State Auditor Cliff Yell announced yesterday that th 1 teens de partment had an unused balance of $811,310 from It $4,144,200 appropriation for April 1, 103$ to Marco 31, 1941. Daylight Raid AN ft a- Production Line at ii i i a - : .- i - -"rr.i '.i Tr f t ' r.v, ! Defense Savings On Budget Basil Urged By U. Ss Nan. Bank Th United States National Bank, through its twenty-five units In the state, Is proposing the buying of Defense Bonds on a budget basis. Folder are be ing issued to the bank's custom ers detailing three practical plans by which defense bonds may be acquired by easy purch ase. Flan No. 1 suggests that custo mers of the bank may authorize deduction from their checking accounts monthly or at other periods, these deductions to ap ply on th purchase ot defense bonds. Plan No. 3 proposes that If on prefers to, he can authorize his employer to withhold a specified amount or percent from his wage or salary periodically, to be ap plied on the purchase of defense bonds. Plan No. 3 suggest as an al ternative that a person adopt a self-saving method of accumula tion for defense bonds by utiliz ing every spar coin or money saved by special economies, for th purchase of defense savings stamps which are Issued ln de nominations of 10c, 23c, SOc, $1.00 and $3.00. WEATHER REPORT CURB IN EFFECT Seattle, Jan. 3. AP The second Interceptor command to day requested newspaper ln the 11 state covered by the com mand to refrain from publishing maximum and minimum tem peratures and weather forecast. State affected by th general order are Washington, Oregon, Montana, Idaho, Utah, Wyoming, Colorado, North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska and Kansas. Th command explained that weather bureau war being giv en detailed Instruction and would hereafter relear to news papers no prohibited Informtv Uoa V on Brest 1- ..... Jt Boeings ! -- a . -'-' MUSSOLINI ASKS FOR SOLID BLOCK Rome, Jan. 3 (ANDI Agency to AP Orders to convert Ital ians into a "solid block of will and energy" were given today to fascist party leaders by Pre mier Mussolini. H said his order must b Impressed on ' party executive so as to Increase th party activity In all fields. II Duce told his men he would follow more closely their activ ity and would personally re ceive report from party leader In Italy's southern provinces, In cluding Sicily. Travel Table AlKHLAMt; Hortbrjound Usee alalia Cloe 4:89 a. m. a. m. 13:33 y. nv. 11:33 a.m. 4 01 p m (Fist stop) Mo mall 9:33 p. m. (Ha stop) 9:33 p. SB. - aoutnDuun4 Leave Malls Clow 10:4T a. BV ?V.eji. t 37 p. a (Pla stop) Wo mall 1:43 p. m. (Ha atop) :43 p. m. 1143 p.m. 10-3 p. aa. TBAINt Hortn Bound Leave Malls Close II 33 a- m. 1.80 p. m. 10:99 a s. 80 p SB. Southbound Leave Malla Close 7 98 a. as. 9:8 p. 69 8 a. at. M . SB. BUSK north Ini m. 1M a m. 99 a m. 1:40 p m. Boar 138 1:80 90 3 90 9 0 a m, a as. 49 p. m. T atameta rails to p m from Ktamatk Palls 9 90 a as. fee) To aabland uolf. () to Grants Fa as only. Hotel tuts eonneetiag fin, etas mall eleaaa el 9 04 a as for ellvry at points oortti ot tusene and st . p ss tor delivery at petal tout eat OunsmuU, caul. .