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F
WILL JOIN NAVY
Mass Enlistment Ceremony
Slated Friday in Portland;
43 County Total in June.
Twenty-three Jackson county
youths will take part in a navy
enlistment ceremony to be held
at the Multnomah stadium in
Portland on Friday, June 26.
Taking part in the program will
be several recently decorated
naval heroes, also Navy Re
cruiter C. F. Patton of Portland
and his seven sons. The sons
are survivors of the U. S. S.
Lexington.
Leaving tonight from Med
ford are:
J. M. Carpenter, local navy
recruiter, Richard Schafer, ton
of L. C. Schafer, 110 E. Sixth
street; Marion Grizzell, son of
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Grizzell;
Richard Smith, son of Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Smith of route 4;
Donald Byrnes, Wayside apart
ments; Raymond Rapp, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rapp of
Talent; Henry Taylor, son of
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Taylor of
Central Point; Arthur Straus of
Gold Hill; Carl Young, Charles
Ross, John Caty of Ashland;
Vern Robertson, Arthur Dobyns,
Robert Dickinson of Prospect;
Ernest Arnold, J. D. Campbell,
Maurice Carson of CCC Camp
South Fork, and Joseph Silva
of Yreka, Calif.
Alert talrinff nart In ihm itArA.
mony are Edwin Bowers, son of
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Bowers of
24 Mistletoe street; Joe Shults,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell
Shults of 530 South Central ave
nue; Bernard Gunn, son of Mr.
G. B. Gunn of route 2; Alfred
Dobbins and Quanah Conner of
Talent, and John Showalter, Jr.,
of Ashland.
The ceremony marks the en
listment of 9,000 men into the
navy from the Oregon navy re
cruiting district during the fis
cal year 1942. Eight hundred
men have been enlisted during
June, of which 43 were Jack
son county men.
Kiwanis Will Denude
Gars of Rubber Mats
Wenatchee, Wash., June 25.
W) ruwanians at their weekly
Navy Musical Coming To Holly
The screen's new Navy musi
cal, "Sweetheart of the Fleet",
comes to the Holly Theatre for
tomorrow night . and Saturday
matinee and evening as the
added fun feature with "Star
dust on the Sage", starring Gene
Autry and Smiley Burnette.
Joan Davis. Jinx Falkenburg
and Joan Woodbury head the
case of the musical.
"Reap the Wild Wind" Coming
Kelly's
Ray Milland, Paulette God
dard, Susan Hayward and John
Wayne have starring roles with
Raymond Massey, Robert Pres
ton, Charles Bickford and
Lynne Overman in Cecil B. De
Mille's gigantic thrill specacle.
"Reap the Wild Wind", which
comes to the Rialto Theatre to
morrow for one big week. Based
upon Thelma Strabel's great
Saturday Evening Post serial,
"Reap the W7.d Wind" comes
to the screen in blazing Technicolor.
luncheon here today solemnly
pledged that eacn and every
one vould give, not one, but
two rubber mats from each car,
both the mat in the rear trunk
and the one on the floor boards.
Furniture stores are selling
linoleum at wholesale for sub
stitution in the trunk, while old
rugs will be used for the' floor
boards, Lester Gellatly an
nounced. "We hope to make
everyone ashamed to keep a rub
bet mat," Gellatly said. "We
also hope this all-out effort can
be spread all over the country."
Comment
From Washington. O. C
Seed Shipment
Going Oversea
AAA Disappointed
By Seed Deal
Direct Purchase
And Sale Wanted
Br Jeha W. rally
Washington. D. C. June 25
Farmers in Washington and Ore
gon will be called upon to fur
nish carloads of hairy vetch and
Austrian winter peas to England
in the days to come. Ten trains
of 60 cars each have rattled
across the continent and the 600
carloads of seed have been
showed aboard ship and landed
safely in England. The , ship
ments are charged up to lend-
lease.
Expansion of seed cultiva
tion in the northwest is scarcely
six years old. It is part of the
program to save the soil of
southern planters and is worked
out through the department of
agriculture by Triple A, the
commodity credit corporation
and seed dealers. The sou con
servation program in the south.
using vetch and peas, started
in 1938 when the department
bought one million pounds at
$5.40 per hundredweight for
peas and $11 for vetch. The cost
was deducted from Triple A
payments to farmers. For the
seed northwestern growers re
ceived $2.28 for peas and $6.18
for vetch. The spread between
what the grower received and
what the government paid went
to distributors, wholesalers, Job
bers, dealers and transportation.
By 1940 the growers had
produced 53,000,000 pounds of
peas and 26,000,000 of hairy
vetch, which was four times the
10-year average and double the
peak production up to that
time. Triple A had launched an
educational campaign among
farmers of the Pacific north
west apparently the only sec
tion where these seeds are grown
satisfactorily. The seed trade
bought a total of 33,000,000
pounds of the two seeds and
growers sold the balance to com
modity credit corporation, local
southern dealers being paid 20
cents per hundredweight to dis
tribute to farmers. Some 300,000
southern farmers planted the
seed for a cover crop, com
pared with 140,000 farmers In
1933. When the program started
less than three per cent of the
farms had such crop. The
south is being rebuilt by far
mers in far off Oregon and
Washington.
a a
THE supporting price In 1941
was not as good as growers
thought it should be for peas
and acreage was reduced, but
the hairy vetch acreage increas
ed and despite bad weather
there was again a crop of ap
proximately 26,000,000 pounds.
Last year seed dealers asked
Triple A to work out a plan
which would permit them to
handle the entire crop from
grower to consumer, and this
became Public Law 121. This
provided that the trade should
buy all of the crop at prices to
the grower equal to the govern
ment support price and sell to
southern dealers for distribution
with a reasonable profit to the
latter. Prices to the southern
farmer were to be $4.80 for peas
and $9.15 for vetch. Everything
was in the hands of dealers.
Says Triple A, "it can draw
no other conclusion than that
the seed trade did not fulfill its
end of the bargain." Only 3,
000,000 pounds of peas and less
than one million pounds of
vetch were actually distributed
at the agreed price. Outside of
these amounts southern farm
ers were asked to pay $9 for
peas and $12.70 for vetch. De
spite this price charged southern
farmers the northwest grower
received only about the price
originally guaranteed by the
government.
TRIPLE A expects to be In
the market for other seeds
redtop, rye grass, bent to be
used on the vast air field pro
gram. Cover must be provided
for landing fields to avert dam
age to instruments and reduce
risk of accidents. When and if
Triple A goes into this it will
operate through commodity
credit corporation, along the
line of the plan for peas and
vetch. Seed prices charged far
mers this spring alfalfa, timo
thy, clover and common grasses
were 60 to 100 per cent high
er than last year. Rape seed,
needed by hog raisers, was
bought by seedmen from the
northwest last fall at three
In "Rio Rita
1 '- - IV-
Lou Costello Is sending fun
fans out of the Craterian The
atre holding their sides from
laughing with him and at him
in his new comedy, "Rio Rita",
which co-stars him with Bud
Abbott at the popular theatre
through Saturday night. Others
in the cast are John Carroll
and Kathryn Grayson.
cents a pound and It was 23 cents
a pound wholesale, 30 cents re
tail, this spring.
To prevent gross exploitation
Triple A says it should be in
position to buy the seed direct
from farmers and dealers and
resell to farmers. Such pur
chases, says AAA, would be in
cooperation with patriotic ele
ments in the seed trade, who
would receive Just profits for
cleaning and otherwise process
ing and aiding in distribution,
for the 1942 seed crop (hairy
vetch and peas) Triple A cal
culates a spread of 80 cents a
hundredweight on peas and 90
cents on vetch, of $16 and $18 a
ton. The government agency
wants western dealers to receive
50 per cent and this is being
resisted by the southern distri
butors. Through an error this
column stated the entire $16-$18
per ton was to go to western
dealers. It is to be whacked up
and on undetermined basis.
NO explanation is being given
for kicking out the window the
proposed senate Investigation of
the "Drairie " route to AlasKa
Everyone who has studied the
highway la objecting to the
route now being constructed by
army engineers.
AUTO TAKER GIVEN
SUSPENDED TERM
Frank H. Hinds, a shipyard
worker, charged with taking
and using an auto belonging to
another without authority, was
granted a six months' suspended
sentence on plea of guilty be
fore Circuit Judge H. K. Hanna
late yesterday.
Hinds was driving from Seat
tle, Wash., to Oakland, Calif.,
and In the Gold Hill district
took the Foots Creek road by
mistake. Later, the car toppled
over an embankment and was
badly damaged. It belongs to
John H. Ross, Seattle.
Terms of the suspended sen
tence provide that Hinds reim
burse Ross for the damage to
his auto, conduct himself in a
proper manner and keep the dis
trict attorney advised of his ad
dress in Oakland.
GRANTS PASS M-W CO.
MANAGER TRANSFERRED
Grants PaM, June 25 (Spl)
Marc F." Miller, manager of
the Montgomery Ward store here
since its opening nearly four
years ago, has been transferred
to managership of the larger
store at Vancouver, Wash., and
is to leave Sunday with Mrs.
Miller for his new position, he
said Wednesday.
Mr. Miller came here from the
store at The Dalles.
Closing tlms lor Classified Ada 9
s. m. Too lata to Classify 129
p. m.
To Relieve distress from MONTHLYV
FEMALE
WEAKNESS
Try Lydla K. Plnkhtvm's Vegetable
Compound to help rellev monthly
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due to monthly functional dis
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tance against such distress of "diffl
cult days." Follow label directions.
HUGH McGINTY
Now Doing Builntu Ai
UNION FUEL
6.50
Slabs, Sawdust
Big 300 Cu. Ft. Load $
Creen Mr Blabs..
Fir Sawdust $5.50
Delivered within 3 miles of
Madiord. 100 union labor.
East California Street,
Jacksonville. Phone 373.
CENTRAL POINT YOUTH
HAD MUFFLERLESS CAR
Wayne Paul Vincent, Central
Point youth, was fined $1.30
and costs for having no oper
ator's license, and $1 and costs
for having no muffler on his
car, in Justice court yesterday.
Vincent claimed he was late to
work In an orchard, and used the
vehicle, ordinarily never used
off the farm, to get there on
time.
Complete
Feminine Hygiene
demands:
Frmlnln hygieneln the REAL sense of
the wi demands underarm cleanliness
and sweetness. You cannot be attractive
with armpits moist, stained and smcllr.
Use Arrid, the new cream deodorant,
1 Arria does aet rot draws, doas oot
irritate skin.
Sj. No arsrans so dry. Caa be aad risbt
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SJ. Inrtantre dKcfcs pmplrstlaa t to dars.
Removes odoe from perspiratioa. keeps
armpits dry.
Arrid a a pat. wWte, (rtueleM, atskf
less esaiahiaa cream.
Aenrdea Approval Seel America lasts.
tute o Uuaderia as tunnleas to fabric.
Woman uaa boot Arrid than any
thai deodorant. Try a a today!
ARRID
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COATS -SUITS
All Wool
Values to $25.00
K0W16.98
DRESSES
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llow'8.98
ANOTHER GROUP
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How 14.98
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How '2.98
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