MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 1942.
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MILK POOL FOR
IS
Jackson and Josephine
County Producers To Par
ticipate To Sign Forms.
Jackson and Josephine coun
ties have been designated as a
milk production area for Camp
White military supply under an
order setting up a milk pool,
issued by the state milk control
board.
The pool assumes control over
all milk produced in the area
except that produced lor nor
mal civilian bottle and can
trade, and provides means for
I changing the percentage allotted
I to civilian supply.
Any person who wishes to
qualify as a producer may do so
' by filling out forms supplied by
the control board. Any producer
within the area "who was on
July 1, 1942, producing fluid
milk for the civilian marketing
channels of any market undei
the jurisdiction of the board,
and who also desires to produce
fluid milk for . . . Camp White
sales area may qualify as a
producer for the military pool
except that any quota allocated
to such existing producer in the
military pool shall be based
upon the excess of his produc
tion over and above his civilian
market quota as of the last day
of the month preceding his
qualification for the military
pool."
Chang Permitted
j A producer may change the
percentage of supply he allots to
tho civilian and military mar
kets hereafter on October 1 and
April 1 of each year.
If a producer signs up to
supply the military pool and
fails to do so, he shall be penal
ized unless the board rules oth
erwise. Whan anH 1f th nrnducer
cannot supply enough milk for
the military pool, then the pool
may buy milk from any market
within the state.
Producers not now serving
civilian markets shall be allo
cated a quota based on a daily
production of three-fourths of a
pound butterfat for each cow
milking as of July 1, 1942, or
thereafter on the date of quali
fication and approval. But the
control board may change quo
tas at any time.
, Any milk dealer who obtain-
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SHCRWIN-WILLIAMt
PORCH & DECK
PAINT
Ifout Patch can
tait it on tkt Chin
when It's painted with S-W
Porch and Deck Paint. It
comes In a wide rang of
beautiful colors and every
on of them can laugh off th
beating all th kids In th
neighborhood can giv ftl It's
high gloss adds beauty and
makes porch washing asy.
ON.LY $
Quart .
1.30
n C S. i Mom Oocorator
Drop in now, while our
upply Um.ind get your
ft copy of the hindittt
littrt book you've rrtr
een. Chuck full of tity
to-do decorating idea.
OTHER VALUES
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS
SCREEN ENAMEL
Hlh Olotl IM (awhi
Nan Closgln kitm Stock
68c
QUART
Black
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS
GLOSS ENAMEL
Far fnrnilvr, woodwork, wills,
Qnck dnrin. Boutrhri Colon I
S-W Enamoloid
Pint, Only
89c
Hubbard Bros.
Main and Riverside
Phon21B9
r w . -m i i. f ' ui hi
Concert Tonight
Gall Rini (above) noted ac
cordionist will appear in con
cert tonight at th Southern
Oregon Colleg of Education in
Ashland at eight o'clock under
auspices of th Veterans of For
eign Wars, Medford and Ashland
posts. Th program will Include
th Ev Prentice accordion
bands.
ed a contract to furnish the re
quirement of any governmental
agency located within the sales
area "shall be required to pur
chase all of his requirements
from the military pool."
Minimum Set
Th minimum nrire to be naid
by dealers for milk received
and used as milk and or cream
in the bottle and can trade In
the area shall be 76c per pound
butterfat f.o.b. dealer's plant.
The present price for civilian
markets is 67c, the additional
costs to meet military require
ments.
A basic military pool Is set
up, and from its receipts the con
trol hoard's administrative ex
penses will be deducted, as well
as transportation charges irom
one milk dealers' plant to an
other. The oavment to produc
ers will be on the percentage of
pounds of butteriai.
In addition, a surplus military
nnnl l established, consisting of
sales of milk "in excess of the
delivered quota." The funds
shall be similarily divided.
The state milk control board
administrator is named admin
istrator of the pool.
Monthly pooling periods will
be established beginning the
first day of August.
If the producers wno sign up
for the pool cannot meet the re
miirpmpnts. then the board may
require other producers or pro
ducers marKeting a gums iu sen
to the pool all the supplies be
unnH that rpnnired for the bottle
and can trade used In civilian
marketing channels.
KIRBYlTlS
PASTORATE HERE
Portland, June 23. VP) Ore
gon Methodists called Saturday
for. an end to liquor sales until
the war is over.
One resolution at the annual
convention demanded closure of
all state liquor stores. Another
asked congress to legislate
against consumption of spirits.
Delegates also pledged sup
port to the war effort.
Promotion of pastors announc
ed by Bishop Baxter included
the transfer of the Rev. J. Ross
Knotts from Odell to St. John's
church, Portland.
Other appointments: Cascade
district Ashland, George W.
Bruce; Chiloquin-Fort Klamath,
Gilbert D. Brown, supply pastor;
Gold Hill, F. L. Wemett, supply
pastor; Grants Pass, S. Darlow
Johnson; Klamath Falls, Victor
Phillips; Medford, Louis C. Kir
by; Talent, C. W. Astleford, sup
ply pastor.
CALENDAR
Tuesday
7:30 p. m. Junior Guild. St.
Mark's church, home Jean Piatt,
81S Jackson boulevard.
8:00 p. m. Nevita chapter.
No. 93, O.E.S., Central Point
Masonic temple. Grand Chapter
reports.
8:00 p. m. D. A. V. auxiliary
Girls Community clubhouse.
Wednesday
1:30 p. m. Mistletoe club.
dessert luncheon, Girls Commun
Ity clubhouse. Bring articles for
layettes.
Births
KEENEY -To Mr. and Mrs.
R . Route 3, Box 82, June 20, a
girl, 7 lbs., at Community hospi
tal. TATHAM "to Mr. and Mrs.
Ora, 517 Park Ave., June 22, a
girl, 7 lbs., at Community hos
pital. McFADDEN To Mr. and
Mrs. T. W., 27 Elm St., June 21.
a boy, 7 lbs., at Community hos
pital. PRIORITY GRANTED FOR
2,000-UNIT APARTMENT
Portland, June 23 !P) City
Commissioner William A. Bowes
said yesterday that priority had
been granted the 2.000-unit
apartment project for shipyard
workers here. The project will
BY NAZIS' SPEED
Defenders Unable To Offer
Real Resistance Because
of Swift German Drive.
Cairo, Egypt, June 23
The German attack on Tobruk
was a lightning blow that re
duced the Libyan stronghold
with such rapidity that it
stunned the British defenders.
Many of them never had a
chance to offer any real resist
ance whatever.
Details of the British debacle,
which can now be told for the
first time, show that the opera
tion against Tobruk was one of
the swiftest blows yet delivered
in this war of speed and sur
prises. Once having smashed through
the perimeter of the port's outer
defenses. Marshal Rommel's
tanks made straight for the
waterfront.
Tanks vs. Warcraft
Standing at the water's edge
they put British minesweepers,
trawlers, tank-carrying barges
and smaller craft under immedi
ate fire.
Then the Germans brought up
heavy guns to add to the bar
rage. Some of the ships at the
waterfront returned the fire, and
the battle raged between tanks
and cannon on one side and
ships on the other.
The Germans had the advant
age since, as far as is known,
there were no heavy . British
vessels such as cruisers and de
stroyers in port.
Some of the ships got away,
taking off 200 naval ratings, but
first reports indicate few if any
of the army personal escaped.
Gen. Wavell's army took Tob
ruk in February, 1940. captur
ing 30,000 Italians there in a
day and half. That was con
sidered a swift and brilliant
feat.
But the Germans appeared to
have beaten this record by many
hours.
T o b r u k ' s fortifications are
such that once its 30-mile peri
meter of barbed wire mine
fields, tank traps and pill boxes
is broken, it does not take long
to reduce the entire stronghold
because the perimeter defenses
can be rolled back from inside,
News Behind
The News
By Paul Mallon
(ContlnuorJ prom Fsa On)
superiority, they bombed his
thin supply lines running back
in the lanes through the mine
fields.
This should have won for
them, but they then encounter-
Memory plays tricks with
telephone numbers!
Result a wrong number reached; inconvenience
to somebody; a delay for you; nobody helped.
When in doubt, please look in the telephone direc
tory first
I'leate look her firttl
THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANT
14$ North BartUtt 8rt. Tlphon 2101
ed too much weather. The crafty
nazis used every kind of vehicle
which would haul water or gas.
and hi troops went for long
stretches without water.
British soldiers, escaped from
German prison camps, said that
they had gone -48 hours without
water, and when they com
plained, Rommel's officers as
serted they had had no water
for 48 hours either.
A sandstorm came up and
Rommel's caravens were able
to slip through unobserved by
British planes.
IF you want a good technical
excuse, you may find it in the
German 88 millimeter anti-tank
and anti-aircraft gun. Most of
the tanks in the fight were Brit
ish. The relatively small num
ber of our General Grants per
formed well according to all
accounts.
But Rommel used his supe
rior gun on self-propelled and
towed mounts to devastating
effect. That dual purpose gun
has an extremely high muzzle
velocity and is highly respected.
When Rommel retreated th
first time he concentrated them
in narrow defiles in which he
trapped many a British tank.
C"OR another thing, Rommel
licori hi. nlanM in flncA oun.
port of his tanks, while the Brit
ish let the tanks go alone and
used their planes mainly to
bomb Rommel's supply lines (al
though this is a choice most gen
erals would have made).
Despite Rommel's victory, he
has lost a lot of tanks and there
is every reason to hope he can
not go on into Egypt to break
the grasp of the United Nations
on the middle east before fall
and things may be different for
our side there by fall. If he can
find more soft spots, he might
try to crash through, but the
British are apparently not de
moralized. 0 - o
A GLANCE at the map will
show you Hitler is attack
ing points farthest from Amer
ican aid. Our supplies have been
going into Russia at Murmansk.
the northern tip of the trans
continental battle line, while
Hitler is picking on the south
ern extremity. We are getting
supplies into Egypt but mostly
the long way around the Cape
of Good Hope.
This would be an Ideal sub
ject for a Roosevelt-Churchill
conference, whereas the adver
tised matter of the "second
front" is one that is more likely
to be decided by American and
British military leaders on the
single point of when they are
ready.
Closing time for Classified Ads' 8
a. m. Too lata to Cluslty 13:30
p. m.
'2?T.
CtHTUHT DISTILLING CO.. f 1 0 t I A. ILL,
That helps you, helps
others, and helps tele
phone people to do a
better job for you.
Dollars for Victory
buy Defense Bonds
Priced to
SUlJlMER HATSALL of our
hats for summer are going on
the bargain table tomorrow!
And that means rare savings
for a number of lucky women!
Lots of styles to choose from,
and hats that ranged from
1.00 to 2.98 are now AO up
reduced to only IBB
WOMEN'S RAYON SUMMER
DRESSES are included in the
"Odds 'n' Ends" Clearance!
It's much too soon to reduce
these, but Fall styles are al
ready on the way. Not all
sizes, of course, but there are
exceptional values for many
women on this bargain rack.
Some were priced as high
as 7.8B . . . now they are all
slashed
to
1.89 10 8.98
COTTON DRESSES that will
serve you for general house
work or in the garden. These
are late Spring models, but
new assortments have arrived
so what's left must 70
go at 16
2.98 Cotton Dresses, 4 Aft
now only sstB
RAYON SHEERS went like "hot
cakes" this Spring, so we only
have a small quantity left:
they're washable and in lovely
colors. Were 1.00 QQi
a yard, reduced to....... OOB
SALE DRESS FABRICS short
lengths of rich spun rayons
in prints and plain shades
you're sure to find Just the
material you need in this bar
gain grouping at OQ
only wBB yd.
WOMEN'S PANTIE GIRDLES
small sizes only, C1
regular 1.00 DdC
With Detachable Garter....l.l9
FIGURED JERSEY CLOTH
Firmly knit of fine quality
rayon, bag I MO
resistant " yd.
In plain colors. 1.00 yd.
READY-MADE DRAPERIES ,
These are samples and Just a
tew oi each kind! All highly-
styled, fast-color prints, and
some are linedl
Reg. 4.49 2.98
Reg. 7.49 ; S.49
Reg. 8.98 7.98
LACES Only a few of these
expensive looking laces left!
Sensations if you need to
dress-up only 1 or 2 windows
Thousands have paid up to
1.49 for these. Get yours now
Est: 59c 10 98c
WOMEI-S HANDBAGS our
original displays have been
nearly sold out, so the few
remaining are marked down
to ridiculously low prices . .
you'll find fabrics and simu
lated leathers, In a number of
styles. Were 1.00 gQg
PLAY SUITS FOR CHILDREN
1 6-year-olds will get some
fine bargains in this clearance
grouping. EQ.
Regular 89c WBB
CHILDREN'S PASTEL OVER
ALLS size 2 to 6 years only.
Regular 1.19,. 89C
SEERSUCKER BIB OVERALLS
size 4 to 6 years. RQm
regular 79c. now at OBB
GIRLS' SHORT SLEEVE
SWEATERS all-wool In pas
tel colors, sizes lu-is year
S'L 1.00
GIRLS' ALL-WOOL SWEAT
ERS slip-on and button
styles, sizes 10-16 QQ
years. Regular 1.10 O'B
GIRLS' SLACKS were 79c but
we want to close out this num
ber so will sell tf Qm
for onlv tOB
GIRLS SHORTS In sizes 14 and
16 only. We sold hundreds for
1 00 but now they're Qfl
yours for .
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iTiTp tt- -
Move FAST! Shop Early!
IT S JUST TIME FOR PLAY
SHOES but we've so many
"one of a - kinds" that we've
grouped them all at this Clear
ance price! Many styles, and
every pair perfect. I 77
now only I s I I
WOMEN'S WHITE KID SAN
DALS with nail head trim for
dress or sports wear. Sizes 4-8.
Formerly sold for I Q7
2.49. Now only IsBI
WOMEN'S STYLE SHOES we
had so many lovely styles this
Spring that there's quite an
assortment of "odds 'n' ends"
left over. We've slashed the
price from 2.49 to clear them
out in a hurry! If you're early.
you'll probably find I QT
your size! Now only I .B I
WHITE STYLE SHOES FOR
WOMEN we Just can't hold
the assortments we have left.
and so even our finest white
style shoes must go in this big
sale! There's lots more time
for white shoes, so if you need
a pair, hurry down to Ward!
Reduced from 3.49 4 Q7
to onlv .B I
SALE! WOMEN'S SKIRTS
values to 3.98. An assortment
of styles and I A(k to 4 QQ
colors now I it B as30
RAYON SATIN SLIPS are a
"must" for summer wardrobes,
and you can get yours now at
a Sale Saving! We're clearing
our 1.98 rayon I 1Q
satins at onlv I I B
MEN'S SUMMER SHOES that
will still get a lot of wear this
year are waiting for a few
early shoppers. Both white
casual styles in this assort
ment, but the sizes are limited!
Formerly 3.98 a pair, 4 ttf
now reduced to ajsfj I
TIME TO CLEAR SUMMER
HATS and the right time for
you men who haven t picked
up your season's straw to do
so NOW at a clearance saving
we've got to make room for
Fall stocks, so out 1 QQ
these eo at onlv ' sBW
MEN'S WASH SLACKS In an
assortment of styles and colors
formerly sold for I AA
1 or now I
BOYS' WASH SLACKS Just
the thing to wear this summer.
Reg. 1.69, I AA
now at .. ' ,ww
SLACK SUITS FOR MEN a
"must" In every man's ward
robe, now 6.98 C QQ
suits for W.BO
BOYS DRESS PANTS this
group formerly sold for 2.29,
now a close-out
BOYS' SLACK SUITS regular
3.49, now
only
2.98
MEN'S DRESS HATS reduced
for quick clearance. Regularly
sold for 2.49, I QO
now I .BCJ
MEN'S WORK SHIRTS a light
weight shirt for the 79ft
hot days ahead "
ODDS AND ENDS IN THE
SPORTING GOODS DEPT.
MIST COLOR LEADER 41b.
test, 10-yard
colls, each "
ARCHERY SET 251b. bow, 6
arrows, finger and wrist
guard, target, 4 )K
for onlv
JUVENILE ARCHERY gQ
BASEBALL CAPS We've got
enough left to outfit several
teams and we want to sell
them before the season is over.
. So take 'em away for while
they last OK
at onlv
TV -TOGS?)1 na
We've gathered up "odds and ends" from
every corner of the store and we're clearing
them out ... regardless of price ... to make
room for new stocEsI Odd lots, broken sizes,
one-of-a-kind, and slightly soiled or damaged
items we won't sell for new all of them serv
iceable and all of them rare values!
GOLF CLUBS They're marred
and scratched from customer
experimenting here in the
store. But they're perfect in
every important respect . . .
and now they're marked to
close out.
DENNY SHUTE Golf Irons, set
of 8, were 39.45, J
MEDALIST GOLF IRONS, set
of S, were 16.75, . J Qg
LAWSON LITTLE Golf Irons.
set of 5, were I Q 7Q
24.65, now IBs IB
GOLF WOODS Steel shaft, set
of 3, were 14.85, gg
GOLF BAGS, 2 left.
3.14
were 3.49, now..
GOLF BAG, only 1 left C OA
was 5.95. now JJt
CROQUET SETS Handsome
sets for 4 or 8 players, uet
them now at savings and en
Joy this lawn game way Into
Fall. Were 9.49, 7 AO
reduced now to I sBw
SOFT BALL GLOVES They're
a bit scratched and soiled but
an up-and-coming champion
won't mind that a bit at this
new, reduced pricel 4 QQ
Reimlar 3.79
BARGAINS IN LUGGAGE
We've cut prices all along
the line wherever we found
piece with nicks and scratches,
So be a first-comer and snap
up values like these:
MEN'S TOP GRAIN
COWHIDE GLADSTONE
Regular 19.95.
Black
Regular 16.45.
Brown ..
15.93
13.19
MAKE YOUR OWN RECORDS
with Wards Record Cutter
Regularly sold for 49.95. Fits
1940-41-42 Airline OA QQ
radios. Now onlv sVtillW
DUNCAN PHYFE SOFA In Blue
Broccetelle fabric. 7A QC
A bargain at IHsBsJ
ADAMS SOFA with Rust tapes
try cover. Large spring edge
seat has innerspring reversible
cushions, "1A QC
now only . ISsBsJ
PILLOWS FOR SALE! Good
news for you thrifty house
wives. Filled with choice
chicken feathers. Durable
striped ticking. 7Qlt
Each only
LIVING ROOM SUITE BAR
GAINS Authentic styling in
6-plece Early California Living
Room suite, I IB. fxl
now " up
BOX SPRINGS Odd Box
Springs we've got that were
left over from matched sets
they're all good values, and
we won't get any mor for the,
"duration"! Regular prices up
to 28.95. Better set one now
at Wards Clear- I Q QC
anc rjrice. I BsBsJ
ODD LOUNGE CHAIRS we've
sold the sofas that made up
the complete suite and now
we're slashing the price on
these odd lounge chairs tc
'way below regular: your
choice of several styles and
coverings, 4Q QC
reduced to only aBsl
f ' 111 II' I-1
AN UNFINISHED CHEST that
you can paint to match your
other furniture can be used
in most any room; these are
the same styles that Wards
usually sell for 9 95; price
slashed for the Odds & Ends
Clearance Q Q
to only OsB
BATH MATS Because they've
Dcen nancuea ana soiled, we
won't offer them as new.
Many of them sold for as much
as 2.00! Oval and oblong
shapes. Choose an armful in
lush I 10
colors . Iil9
INLAID LINOLEUM ON FELT
BACK. tvery customer can t
use a full roll. That's why
we have a flock of assorted
size pieces of these lovely in
laids. It's the very same lino
leum that we sell every day
for 1.00 a square yard and
if your kitchen or bath isn t
too large you can cover the
floor wall-to-wall t-.-ith your
favorite marbled AO run ft.
pattern at only Islfi
REPLACEMENT SHADE for
your rorctx tight Fixture now
only.. 39C
DOOR CHIMES a thoughtful.
appreciaiea girt, replaces
buzzers, door bells. 4(1
At only ABC
A group of LIVING ROOM
L,tliti f r IATURES, many one
of a kind, but all Bargains.
Regular 5.98 ..now 5.23
Regular 8.95 now 6.68
Regular 10.95
...now US
PLANT CHEM for your Victory
Garden. Grows plants with
or without soil. Contains vita
min Bl.
Reg. 25e, 12M gal. unit 10a
Reg. 1.00, 100-ga unit SOe
Reg 2.00. 400-gal. unit 1.00
LAWN CHEM, reg. 1.50 S0o
MILLER'S WEED KILLER
Kills weeds in lawns, drive
ways, paths.
Quart can
Gal. can
WASHABLE KALSOMINE we
have several packages of gray.
green. Regular vuc qcH
to go at
.pkg.
MASONRY REDUCER Only t
gallon can left. Who I PO
wants it at Is6
MIRACLE FLAT WALL PAINT
Some quarts and gallons in
cream, green and Ivory. HALF
PRICE to move them out.
CANVAS PAINT For awnings,
lawn furniture, boat covers.
etc. In IK
colors...-
..pint
I WW
WALL PAPER we still have a
few bundles of room lots for
kitchens, living rooms, bed
rooms. 5 rolle and P4
18 yards border...,
INSULATING BOARD 14x9
sheet, Vi inch thick. Slightly
damaged, sq. it.
PAINT REMOVER,
1.23
gal. can...
TEXTURE WALL PAINT Jurt
the thing to refinish your wall
board. Gives plaster-like fin
ish. Easily applied. I 91
10-lb. box lsSJ
TILEBOARD Several sheets of
discontinued colors. Only
few left, 44 sq. H.
going at
GLOSS ENAMEL Only one
1-gal. can. Gray-grcen. Flrt
one her gets i f i
it for law
TELETHON. IM
cost 14,000,000.
117 SOUTH CENTRAL