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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY. MARCH 19, 1942.
EVACUATION
STARTS SOON WITH
VOLUNTEERS FIRST
l,OCO Japanese To Leave
Los Angeles Area Next
Week Others To Follow
San rranclsco. March lfc-W)
Mass evacuation of all Japanese
Irom military zone No. 1 starts
early next week with a contin
gent of 1,000 volunteer! from
the Los Angeles area, and the
army made it clear today that it
wants the 2.000-mlle-long stra
tegic strip of coastline cleared
with the least possible delay.
Lieut.-General J. L. DeWitt.
head of the western defense
command, urged other Japanese
to follow the example of the Los
Angeles volunteers, saying:
. "I desire to make It unmlt
takeably clear that evacuation
will be continued with or with
out such cooperation. With such
cooperation, those affected will
find their situation much less
difficult."
Mot Gains
The Los Angeles volunteers are
the first evacuation group an
nounced by the army, although
voluntary exodus has been re
ported gaining momentum. They
will help establish homes, agri
cultural work, schools, churches,
a ISO-bed hospital, recreational
facilities and generally pioneer
a reception center at Manzanar,
40 miles south of Bishop In the
Owens valley of southeastern
California, east of the rugged
Sierra Nevada.
There the Japanese will live
In prefabricated houses with
community kitchens and com
munity baths and probably en
gage chiefly in agricultural
work. The camp eventually will
accommodate 10 000 evacuees.
Seattle, March 19 (P) James
Y. Sakamoto, Japanese English
language newspaper publisher
and leader In the colony here,
announced today the Seattle
Japanese colony plans to mi
grate enmasse to an unan
nounced site In eastern Wash
ington and establish perma
nent colony.
He said few Seattle Japanese
have left voluntarily because
they have been waiting govern
ment approval of the plan to
establish the east side com
znunlty.
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KNEW FIRST AID
Truck driver O. L. Hunnl-
cutt's knowledge of first aid
probably saved a motorist's lift
last Friday and displayed to
Pierce Auto Freight Lines the
value of training given its
drivers.
Story of the incident was told
to the Mail Tribune last night
by W. F. Smith, Portland, safety
engineer of the company.
Hunnicutt came upon an over
turned and flaming Buick sedai.
four miles north of Cottage
Crov. He grabbed his fire ex
tinguisher and with the aid of
Tom Pettit, another driver, ex
tinguished the blaze.
Hunnicutt noticed that the
wrist of one of the car's pas
sengers, a girl, was bleeding
badly. Upon examination he
found the arteries and tendons
severed. Fashioning a handker
chief tourniquet, he checked the
flow of blood. The two other
passengers of the car were not
seriously hurt. They were listed
as a Mr. Whitsett, owner of the
wrecked machine, and an uni
dentified girl.
Finding passing motorist to
take the Injured girl to a hospi
tal, the freight drivers continued
on their runs.
Smith said that the course had
been given to drivers on the
northern drive from Eugene to
Portland and would toon be
offered to those on the run south
from Eugene. Hunnicutt had
been recently transferred to the
southern route.
Portland. March 19 (JPh-
Toe Portland council of
churches in a resolution yester
day, advocated federal payment
of all costs involved in moving
evacuated persons from restrict
ed military zones.
ceaseless vigil far out over the
tnin waters of the Pacific
For V, S. Bomber , and th tunny Caribbean.
Guatemala Base
Guatemala City, March 19
OF) United States bombing
planet, ready for any eventual
ity, now art carrying out Im
portant patrols in defense of
Central America and the Pana
ma canal from an airbase
"somewhere in Guatemala."
Bearing heavy loads of ex
plosives, the planes maintain a
Closing tin (or Classified Ads
l. m. Too lata to Classify 11 JO
European butterfish lay their
eggs in empty oyster shells.
Monlag Furnaces
k Air Conditioning Systems
LEONARD ELECTRIC CO.
309 E. Main. Phone 4427
o$500
Residential Burglary
INSURANCE
$7.50 per year
the R. A. HOLMES
AGENCY
Metfford Center Bldf.
Phone 4444
TO QUICKEN FLOW
OF LIVER BILE
Do this every morning for 30 days
To be normal your liver should dis
charge about full quart of diges.
tlon-aldln bile Juices every day. A
scanty flow may mean sick Head
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sjastlon. that hall-sick, hall -all t a (eat
ing. Snap out of It I Probably alt you
need la gentle eiritant. Oet a bottle
ot Kruschen Salts tonight. Start right
In tomorrow morning and take H
teaspoonfu! in a glssa of water (hot
or cold ) half an hour before break-
fast and keep this up for SO days.
Do this and you too should get up
feeling fit and ready for a real da; s
work. Try Kruschen a famous Eng
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Captain Albert H. Rooks (top)
native of Cotton. Wash., was
commander ot the cruiser U. S
S. Houston, and Lieut. Comdr
Welford C. Blinn (below), ot
Sparta. Ohio, commanded the
destroyer, U. S. S. Pope, both
sunk In the battle of Java.
Gold Hill
Gold Hill, March 19 (Spl.)
Mr. and Mrs. Walter McLean
returned to their home here
Thursday after aeveral days In
Spokane and Portland. In Port
land they were fuests of Mrs
McLean's daughter and family,
and also her son.
High school itudenta and fftculty
njoyed lupentltloo Prty In th
rhooi fry m nail um. rrlday, March 19
RefreAhmtnu wor tervwl by the
commute, irter n tTonlng of gun
and Kjuir dancing.
Cleo Swindler of LeMotn. Calif.,
visited relatives taent Last week, and
wa aocompanled back to California
by hit vita and two children, who
will remain there while he la am'
ployed.
Mr. and Mre. Lloyd Dusenberry of
Trail were Sundiy gueita of Mrs.
Diisenberry's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Oeorge Dorman.
Mrs. Oeorge Dorman returned to
her home here laat Sunday, after
spending the paat all weeks 10 Perry,
lows, called by the Illness and death
of her father, who passed away
March 7.
C. R. Moore and family moved
Saturday to the Oerald Owen pro
perty, mhere the Jack Plckarda re
sided for a short time.
Mr. and Mre T. V. Jackeoo have
moved to Medford to be nearer Mr.
Jackson's work. They have been liv
ing in the apartment at the boms
of Mrs. Nellie Reed
Mrs. Harry Newnham and her
tnothar, Mrs Prlta finyrter. r-turf
home Saturday, after a few
and where the C. R. Moore family hai
resided. The Patty's have been atop
ping at the Dells Auto court, untl,
their house could be vacated by the
Moore family,
Ernest Fouls Isft Saturday for Wal
la Walla. Wash., where he expected'
to have employment. His parents are
living at the Oold Hilt auto park
and came her from Salem a short
time ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Mullln and fam-
lly were Sunday guests of Mrs. Mul
tin's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emmet t
Sutton and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Plckard returned
to htit hams In Medford, Sundsy
Mr. Plckard has been employed In the
meat department of Oatl's Market,
for the paat month.
Miss Acalea Andrews of Medford
was a Sunday guest of Mrs, Claire
Palmer.
Mlsg Dorothy Burket spent laat
week-end In Medford, where she wss
a guest of Miss Beth Psulsen and
si to at the home of Miss Cor Inns
Harwood.
Mrs Paul Thompson and son. Pets,
and Mrs. Alta Clement drove to Cor
vallli on Tuesday and were accom
panied home by their sons, Crelghton
Thompson and Kelly Clement, stu
dents at O SC, who will vttit thetr
parsnta briefly.
Jack Martin returned td his home
here on Tuesday, from Portland,
where he hsd been call A to report
to air corps headquarters. Ha la now
on a 30-day furtnugh.
Mrs. Lois Hodges and Mrs. Ruth
Smith of OranU Pass vlalted their
grandmother. Mrs. Walter Duney.
and with other relatlvea here, on
Monday evening.
Aggressive Attack
Is Sayre's Advice
sprat Tliltltig Mrs. Bnftlrr's son,
tvystt. .lauonrd at Ft. Stevens,
Mr. snc! Mrs. Hsrlsn Belcher snd
family were Sunday guests of Mrs
Belcher's parents. Mr. and Mrs. R.
Button, of Medford.
Mr. and Mre. John Petty and fam
lly. formerly of Idaho, moved Into
their property here March IS, which
they bought from Mrs. Nellie Reed,
San Francisco. March 19.
Only aggressive and furious
attack can win the war, was
the message of Francis B. Sayre
when he arrived here (rom his
post as high commissioner to
the Philippines.
Sayre planned to leave to
night (or Washington to report
to President Hoosevelt. Also en
route to Washington was an
Australian war mission, headed
days by Dr. Herbert Vere Evatt, Aus
tralian foreign minister, which
arrived with Sayre.
Miami. Fla., March 19 (.71
Sign of the times: A Miami
taxi company has applied for a
license to operate horse-drawn
cabs, which have not been seen
on the streets here in 20 years.
-v Where In the world can you
f J' 9eT 50 Hood a bourbon
for so little money?
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JP) fTV H-round goodness, ' '
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Preparing now to feed ALL , f i
if peoples . . . the American m -ataill
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M"0PEIlAT,
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Food For Freedom! We are proud to help in this big program of
production - - - prices of foodstuffs, with few exceptions, are far less
than in 1 9 17-1 9 18 - - - We will do everything we possibly can to
continue to have available the highest qualiiy foods at the LOWEST
possible prices . . . "IT'S THE SAVING ON EVERY ITEM THAT COUNTS"
CHEESE lb. 25c
'Full Cream
1UTTER 2 lbs. 85c
Grade A Local Creamery Butter.
COCOA ... 2-lb. can 17c
Pure Cocoa.
KARO SYRUP, 5 lb. can 35c
Blue Label.
Soda Crackers, 2 lb. bx 18c
Fresh Crisp Salted Wafers.
THRIFT DEPARTMENTS SEASONAL SAVINGS!
ONE STOP SHOPPINO SERVICE!
The Bid "Y" THRIFT Department will help jtm con
serve on your tirea and gasoline and will save you
money on your need. In TOILETRIES. REMEDIES,
TOBACCOS. HOUSEWARES and SUNDRIES. At this
SHOPPING CENTER, with its large parking space you
will receive prompt, courteous service and find amaa
lng values. Here you will see
LOWER PRICES EVERY DAYI
LATEST MAOAZINES and PERIODICALS!
HOUR PRINTING and DEVELOPING SERVICE
FRESH EASTMAN and AFGA FILMS
500 Sheet FACIAL TISSUES 15c
MEDIX SANITARY NAPKINS Doi. 15c
2-quart FOUNTAIN SYRINGE 49c
12-ounce CANVAS GLOVES Pair 17e
MEN'S LUNCH KITS, with vacuum bottle $1.29
MOLLE SHAVE CREAM, 50c sise 29c
DOANES KIDNEY PILLS, 75c siie 49e
$1.00 ABSORBENT LINIMENT 49e
75c LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC . 59c
SAVE ON VITAMINS!
100 YEAST and IRON TABLETS 23c
30 A-B-D VJTAMIN TABLETS 25e
100 COD LIVER OIL CAPSULES 59c
50 HALIBUT LIVER OIL Capsules 39c
300 COD LIVER OIL TABLETS .' 98c
Pint COD LIVER OIL 49e
-TOBACCO SAVINGS!-
GEO. WASHINGTON Lb. 43c
GRANGER Rough Cut Lb. 63c
VAN BIBBER CIGARS, Box 50 89c
CREM0 CIGARS, Box 50 $1.39
COUPON-
Reg. 25c Tube
SHAVING
CREAM
With Thi. Coupon
Void After March 23rd
5c
COUPON.
12-lnch Square
WASH CLOTHS.
3 for
With Thi. Couoon
Void After March 23rd
10c
:oupon-
100 S grain U.S.P.
ASPIRIN
TABLETS
With This Coupon
Void After March 23rd
8c
COUPON
Regular Se
POCKET
COMBS, each
With This Coupon
Void After March 23rd
2c
FRUITS and VEGETABLES
Vegetable Prices for Friday Saturday Only
GRAPEFRUIT, Coachella,
large 80 size. . . .doz. 33c
GREEN ONIONS, large
bunches 2 for 5c
RADISHES, solid crisp
bunches 2 for 5c
LETTUCE, new crop solid
heads 2 for 9c
CALAVO,. just ripe for
the salad 2 for 9c
MELLO DRIP SYRUP 5-lb. can 53e
STALEY WAFFLE SYRUP 10-lb. can 89c
LOVELY JELL 3 pkSs. 10c
Your Choice of Seven Fruit Flavors
DINTY MOORE BEEF STEW Lg. cans 19e
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, 4A.
TOMATO JUICE Lg. 46-oi. cant 1 30
PEAS & CARROTS, 303 cans 2 for 19e
PORK & BEANS ll-oi. cant 5c
MUSHROOM SAUCE 8-ox. cans 5c
OYSTERS, 10-ox. cans 2 for 25c
MACKEREL, No. 1 tall cant 2 for 29e
DEVILED MEAT 6 cant 29e
CHILI BEANS, No. 1 tall cant 3 for 25c
POTATO CHIPS package 33e
Giant Mb. Boxes Blue Bell Chips
CORNED BEEF . can 25c
Libby's Quality
MUSTARD quart far 14c
CATSUP 3 tall bottles 29e
SALAD DRESSING qt. far 27c
Swift's ALL SWEET OLEO 2 Ibt. 45c
I Raisins, 4 -lb. pkg. 32c
Small California Seedless
SNOWFLAKE SODAS 2-lb. box 33c
GRAHAM CRACKERS 2-lb. box 21c
WHEAT GERM 14-ox. can 19c
CRISCO 31b. can 73c
Cocoanut, Mb. pkg. 23c
Shredded. Sweetened
PEARL SHORTENING, 41b. pkg. 69c
Swift's VINTAGE CHEESE lb. 39c
TABLE SALT 8 lbs. 15c
BROKEN RICE 3 Ibt. 21c
Rancho Soups, 4 cans 19c
Pea. Vegetable. Tomato. Asparagus
DILL PICKLES quart ar 19c
Sweet and Sweet Mix Picklet, qt. jar 29c
RIPE OLIVES, tall cant 2 for 25c
MACARONI t SPAGHETTI. ...3 Ibt. 19c
Made by Porter
Puffed Wheat, 3 pkgs. 25c
Full l-os. Packages
DUST MOPS Complete 49c
FELS NAPTHA SOAP 10 bars 55c
OXYDOL, Lg. pkg. 23c; giant tiao 63c
BORAX CHIPS Lg. package 23c
f
Furniture Polish, qt. jr 19c
Makes Old Furniture Look Like New
OLD ENGLISH WAX qt. can 69c
No Rub Self Polishing
ARGO STARCH, corn or gloss, 3 pkt 25c
CLABBER GIRL Lg. can 19c
MATCHES 2 cartons 41 e
Full 6-Box Cartons
Pancake Fir, No 10 bg 49c
Hungry Jack
Kitchen Maid FLOUR, 49-lb. bag $1.85
AIR MAIL COFFEE 3 lb. bag 58c
BANNER MILK 4 cant 33c
(Tall cant) Case 48 cant $3.95
VAN CAMPS HOMINY, 3 cant 25c
No. 2V Can White or Golden
CORN, PEAS, BEANS, BEETS
No. 2 and 303 sise cant, 3 cant 27c
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SAUERKRAUT 2Vi tize cant 10c
SARDINES Oval cant 3 for 33c
PEACHES 2V, cant 2 for 35c
FRUIT COCKTAIL. No. 1 tall cant 11c
Fig Bars bag 19c
Lg. 24-ot. Bag White or Wh Wheat
Take Your Change in Defense Stamps! Buy Defense Bonds!
GIG "Y" SUPER MhT.
GROUND
Ham & Veal
Lb. 25c
100 PURE PORK
LINK SAUSAGE
Lb. 32c
mi
THk
COMPttTt
PROTEIN FOOD
INDIVIDUAL
Ham Slices
2 Slices 15c
MOCK
CHICKEN LEGS
6 for 25c
YOUNG TENDER
SHORT RI3S Lb.
POT ROAST Lb. 25c
RUMP ROAST .... Lb. 29c
19
PRIME RIB
ROAST,
Boned and Tisd
31 lb
STEAKS
RIB, T-BONE,
or SIRLOIN. .
lb 32'
BACON BACKtt.
CREAMED
Cottage Cheese
Lb. 12V28
Dill Pickles
5 for 10c
Lb. 26'2c
BMaBKealBMBjsjsi
Fresh Oysters
Pint 29s
PURE LARD, 3 pounds 49c
Meat Specials
Friday and
Saturday
Ofttortng C. t.
Govtrnmrnt and
Utt IntpetrtM
QuftHtT Mratt it
Lawrt Flirt.