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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1942.
PARK WILL OPEN
VITH1N FEW DAYS
ROTARIANS IOLD
E. P. Leavitt, superintendent
of Cnter Lake national park,
outlined plan for park travel
thU season at a meeting of the
Medford Rotary club Tuesday
noon at Hotel Medford. The
importance of recreation as a
morale builder wai stressed by
Mr. Leavitt In calling attention
to the present plan of keeping
the park open and facilities
available.
The park will open within the
next fevr days, Leavitt said, and
hotel and dining room accom
modations will be maintained,
the park staff will be on the
Job, and boats operating on the
lake for the convenience of fish
ermen. Forest protection will,
of course, be emphasized In the
park service plans for the sea
son. While tourist travel to Crater
Lake national park will be
limited, due to tire and gasoline
rationing, those who live in this
area should enjoy the recrea
tional facilities of this scenic
attraction as a means of lessen
ing the tension of war work,
Leavitt suggested.
Chief Electrician's Mate Jack
Carpenter, local navy recruiting
officer, outlined for the benefit
of Rotarians and guests the qual
ifications and opportunities of
the U. S. navy.
Blister Rust Fight
Wilt Be Resumed by
0-C Administration
The O. and C. administration
is again conducting the blister
rust control program in the
vicinity of Soldier's camp, IS
miles southwest of Calice. Fifty
men will be employed for about
three and one-half months. The
work is conducted under direct
supervision of Ross A. Young
blond. The O. and C. administration
is also planning a six-man re
connaissance camp to examine
additional pine timber areas to
ascertain areas which will Jus
tify blister rust control work.
In addition to the regular
blister rust control work the
men at these camps will also be
available for emergency fire
control work.
T
Midway Chief
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; $ E3
Commander Cyril T. SImard
(above) commands the naval air
station at Midwar. focal point
of the great sea and air battle
in which the U. S. Navy partly
avenged Pearl Harbor by inflict
ing Heavy damage on a Jroanese
iorce. Simard was recently dec
orated by Admiral Chester W.
Nimiti for his work in beatlna
off the initial attack en Midway
i me atari 01 ine war.
Land Bank Loans to
Continue Available
For Farm Financing
Land Bank commissioner
loans will continue to be avail
able to farmers and ranchers of
Jackson and Josephine counties
under terms of legislation signed
last week by President Roose
velt, Warren Patterson, secre-tary-treasuriT
of the Jackson
and Josephine National Farm
Loan associations, announced
this week. Original authoriza
tion for these loans expired
June 1.
Land Bank commissioner
loans usually are written as sec
ond mortgage loans in connec
tion with Federal Land bank
loans, thus permitting loans of
as much as 75 per cent of the
appraised agricultural value of
farms. Under certain condl
Hons, they may also be written
as first mortgage loans.
Interest rate on Land bank
commissioner loans is five per
cent, and usual term is 20 years,
semi-annual payments on the
principal retiring the loan by
the end of its term.
"Originally authorized In
1S33 as an emergency measure,
Patterson said, "commissioner
loans have filled a real need in
farm financing."
CROWDED FRONT SEAT
BRINGS $2.50 FINE
James C. Clark, a cantonment
worker charged with driving an
auto with more than three per
sons In the front seat, entered a
plea of guilty in Justice court
yesterday, through his wife, and
was fined $2.50 and costs.
James L. O'Connor of Central
Point, charged with operating
an auto without a tail light was
fined $1.30 and costs.
AID STAMP SALE
Portland, Ore (U.PJ Ameri
can Insurance men have already
sold more than $200,000,00 in
defense bonds, according to
John A Witherspoon, president
of the National Association of
Life Underwriters.
The Grange
Griffin Creek Grange
Regular session of Griffin
Creek Grange was held Tune 2
with Master Clyde Sturgill pre
siding. Five applications for
membership, submitted by
Myrtle Wilson, were reported
on favorably by the lnvestigat
ing committee.
The following are to receive
first and second degrees June
16: George and Bonnie Fern-
land, Mrs. Rupert Maddox, John
Wheeler, Hazel Kime, Norman
and Sarah Judy,
Salvage committee reported
$12 from sale of scrap iron and
Roy Le Vander was given a
vote of thanks for his efforts In
collecting same. It was asked
that everyone get out In their
neighborhood to collect more
as in so doing we will be help-
Floyd M. Zimmerman entered
plea of guilty yesterday in
circuit court to forging and
passing of school district war
rants and was scheduled to ap
pear for sentence some time to
day.
Zimmerman, according to a
signed statement made to the
sheriff's office, cashed a half
dozen spurious warrants in this
county the past month. He also
admitted doing the same in Lane
county and in eastern Oregon.
According to the sheriff's
office Zimmerman is a stove re
pairman who travels over the
state doing work for school dis
tricts. By a subterfuge he would
obtain school warrants, fill
them out for various amounts
with the correct names of school
district officials, and cash them.
Forged warrants of the Ashland,
Eagle Point, and Brownsboro
districts were issued locally. It
is estimated he thus obtained
between $100 and $150, author
ities said.
The department of commerce
reports that Now Zealand claims
to havj the lowest infant mor
tality rate in the world.
An Invitation to
Public
FLAG DAY
SERVICES SPONSORED BY
MEDFORD ELKS
LODGE 1168 AT THE
ELKS TEMPLE
Thursday, June 11, 8 P. M.
A special musical program and patriotic address by Col.
Owen R. Meredith of Camp White and Frank DeSousa. Elks
and Boy Scouts will participate in impressive ceremonies.
EVERYONE INVITED
ing ourselves as well as our government
Flag committee presented a
Flag day program.
Refreshments were served by
Harold Tolle and Rufus and
Grace Faun.
An interesting Father's day
program is to be presented at
next meeting, June 18.
. H. E. C. meets Thursday,
June 11, at 10:30 Members
please wear work clothes and
bring sandwiches. Dessert will
be furnished by Bertha Croft
and Sarah Tolle.
Closing time for Clelfled Ads 0
a. m. Too late to Classify 13:30
p. m.
Eag!e Point Firemen
Construct New Hall
Near 'Phone Office
Eagle Point. June 10. (Spl.)
A few of the "old faithfuls'
met last Sunday at the site
where the Eagle Point fire de
partment is building a new fire
hall adjoining the telephone
office on the north, laid the form
24x30 feet and poured cement
for the floor. The new hall will
have a room for the fire truck
and equipment, a meeting room
and rest room.
As the labor is donated and
as everyone living here will re
ceive the same benefits, the fire
boys will greatly appreciate it
if others will also cooperate by
turning out and doing their bit
in its erection.
Mrs. Beatrice Galbreath
bought the building being used
by the department at present
and all who are concerned are
anxious to make the change at
the earliest possible date, so
come on Eagle Point, show the
laddies w appreciate their efforts.
A machine used by the stand
ards bureau, department of
commerce, to test wearing qual
ities of floor coverings makes
DEFENSE WORKERS!
Better HmsttM - Setter Work
StMtat CMea ul H.raJ.
Ife.piwf.) dMtd.ii mpu
you fcMltk -eoaiott ltt
tBCy oxmlmQ powr. W.
uoCM.4u.jr tia.t iUmo
dmo.a. l.oludt.e P1I.4
without koaptlal opoiailoa.
Libotal etodit lra. Call
lot OEamlaattoa Of aood lor
fBXl dMoaipn.o Bocfcl.L
Op (nans. Ataa, Wt, M..7H I JO
Dr. C. J. DEAN CLINIC
FTW.aMi MM
W B. Cor. E- Bon id uej Qrutd A.
ToUpaoM KAt3fal8, Portltad. Oretcjoa
us many as 48,000 simulated
foot steps during a test period.
WAKE UP. YOUR
LIVER BILE-
K&md OUm-kM Tm J Out J
fbtiiotbt Moraine Rfio' U G
Tb ttrtr shonld poor t plots of bfto Snim
tnta your bowel ry Ur. II this fail It
ot flowing freely, roar food Bi not d
Mt It BUV jUSt dJCAJ Ift the br.to.tW. AM
I if bloeu up roar stomach. Voo 09
Up tod. Yoa fttl oar, tuak and tha woiit
looks pamk.
It ukj tboss food, old Carter's UttJs
LtTcr Piils to rt Uim t plat of btis flow
ing fratly to nak 70a feel "op and up.
Get a packasa today. Taka aa di ratted,
Btfaetlva la making blla flow fiwctr. Aafe
lor Carer's LU'la Uvar fills. 1Mu4U4
A NATIONWIDE ATTACK ON HIGH PRICES
Here's a smashing victory ever the threat of Inflation!
Uncle Sam has set a celling en prices, but there's no
floor ynder them. And during this big nationwide June
Sale, Firestone Is taking the lead In bringing te the
American public high quality merchandise at savings
that will appeal te thrifty shoppers. Included In this
June Sale are bargains in every department for
heme, for car, for farm and garden, for sports
and recreation. Come In TODAY save while
yea can! Remember stocks of seme items are limited.
CSS
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EAT COVER SPECIAL Uf-L
KM Me.
Saat Coven (coup.) 'Jr95
NOW
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mm asm
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mm
53.29
8are on seat covers and protect both your
upholstery and yonr clothes. Bay new c?oL
weave noer covers for comfortable summer driving.
SEDAN AND COACH WERE
SA?4-
5n "aS
NOW
$6.95
iMf.1
SALE!
BLACK LEATHER
GLADSTONE
Leather exterior, binding and straps.
Steel frame. Twill lining;. 26" size.
Esi"-
bs
Make Your Car Look Smarter
White Sidewall Wheel Discs
NOW
Wit
WATER 2$r$5 8.39
REPELLENT CANVAS CASE
WAS NOW
Men i Two Suiter
Overelt. twW5.89
Genuine leather bindings. Washable.
ryrozylln-coated canvas. Br&ss-nnl&n hardware..
e Easy to clean
e Will not scuff against curbs
e Easily Installed
e Fit all popular cars .
- Enjoy the smart appearance of
white sidewalls even on your present
black tires or retreads. These are steel
discs finished in baked enamel for
long life and durability.
9.95 Value
set of 4
HAUl 'CM IN WITH FIRESTONE FISHING TACKLE
ALL BRASS REEL
Level wind. Jeweled bear
ings. Adjust-
s aula diet
, NOW
n.79
PLASTICORD LINE
WAS 7c
now er
50 yd., na
Tests equal te
silk at same
price.
SNELLED
HOOKS
WERE 6
NOW
6 13
3 S.ctl.a Steal
Telescopic Rod
Was now
$1.49
extends B'2 feet .
vuis grip.
ALL METAL
Kit?h&n Stools
Color Combinations
white with green, red or
tvim
$1.93
'UU SlZt, IXTRA STURDY
Rid-Jid Ironing Table
WAS
NOW
$3.49
is and fold,
i one easy
motion.
fTT,
8S JS
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Special!
run s-riY FRAMI
'OLYMPIAN'
TENNIS RACQUET
NOW
$4.19
Patented Terms-
Ply" construction.
Reinforced throat
and shoulders.
First quality 140
lb. test silk strings.
U.S.L.A. 'APPROVED
CHAMPIONSHIP
TENNIS
BALLS
3 for
$1.59
AlrCw.dlHeri!'-
COOLER 2
I vAS VW ,5
i mowvQ.95".
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Chlm
Don't just mix yourself a "drink"-
H i ! Fa
V "m'NUi. A BERMITACf If
Kitchen
Knife Sets
7-Piece Sets
Regular $3.25 Value
now BA,(e
W
There's no need lo keep
Rood n hiskcy for com
pany only." Trcal your-
ttlf riilht loo! l-njoy this
fine bourbon, straight or in
your (avorile mixed drink.
SSNTL'CIY STSalOHt BOURSON HIHY
National Di.iillfrs Product. Corp. Ntw York, N. Y.
irr.
$1,98 Jg
New Department!
New Values!
Work
Clotkes
ef Moi.y
SaWaa
Prices
Matched Set
Army Twill
Shirt or
Pants
$'
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TOUGH,
LONG
WEARINO SMARYLY
YAILORED
Designed for comfort and
smooth fit. Banforised
won't shrink over lr. Tan
color doea not .how dirt.
Launders easily. Trousers an
bar-tacked st all points of
strain.
030
HUGE AUTO RADIO SALE
FIRF.SYONE TOP OUAIITY
fi.TIIRP AIITrt PADirt fCSAXi
was WMT now $29.95 KSfepFT
6 pash-bntton tuning. Separate 6" speaker. -TrrK-.f;
Dash controls to match yonr car. Limited - Ifr--?-
stocks available. Bay now. in I W
SHARPLY REDUCED PRICES ON THIS
6-TUBE AUTO RADIO
vlli WAS 229r Nowig.gg
i Outstanding performance. Priced with the lowest,
I Custom-fit dash controls. 6-inch speaker.
Olfcar Maka. and Modal, at Seduced rice.
Get More Mileage From Your Tires,
Get More Service From Your Car,
Register Today For The
Ti rc$fone cu mj pun
Free monthly Inspections by experts. All yoa do r
i axiT. ui ana r.Km.r yonr car. n. ao in. mt.
Your tires axe BAftl-Branded with yonr Initials,
Inflated to correct prewnre. Yonr battery, spark
pinfa, brake, lights, wheel bearings and lubrica
tion are checked. No cost, no obligation.
to
rtre.reee
Ut ,-hmi Urm I
WHIN YOU CiTAIN A TIRE RATIONINO CERTIPICATf
GFT THE EXTRA VALUES provided only In
DELUXE CHAMPION TIRES
L. S.VV W.MVWX UiJlL.V J r
5ic MarMf-ria.tlc Gear-
hilt Knob 23c
.W Ivorr-Tpntte steering
Wheel Spinner 3c
Men. Aanfnrlird 8-os.
HalsttNind OvenilH St S9
nig nag signal, rrg. l ?S.l 69
S1.t9 Dual proof. Waterproof
Locking (.aa Cap Mr
M. 4-r-c. Heatproof and rolrl-
proof Refrigerator ct. S2.l
1 Gal. rut tt all Taint SI 49
TRUNK GUARD
WAS Now $1.49 fj
sjjyg - y
Protect your ear against
denu sud bruises. J7
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RIAST.TY"-. QRN
relay.
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WHIT! SIDEWAU WHEEL DISCS
wE$5rW NOW $4,89
Dress np yonr car with a set of
wo. uiscs. aiasy to lnstau.
t.' a . now
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214 SOUTH RIVERSIDE
PHONE 4757
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