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PAGE TEN MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1942. Romantic Comedy Sunday Hit -; . ; ' ft s uX ? ' . .... A Two deliriously happy people are portrayed by Joan Crawford and Melvyn Douglas in "They All Kissed the Bride," the gay new romentic comedy coming to the Craterian theatre Sunday for a three-day run. Miss Crawford News Behind The News . By Paul Mallon (Continued Prom Page On.) Republican, led Mr. Eccles up to the subject, suggesting that the country is getting near fiat money; that the war might cost $300,000,000,000; that even if the cost only gets up to $200, 000,000,000 (appropriations al ready have reached $208 000, 000,000) the question of the gold reserve becomes important. "No," said Mr. Eccles. 'There was a feeling that by Increasing the price of gold, you recall, that the Increase would be immedi ately reflected in increasing the price of goods. Well, of course, that, we all know, didn't work, so I say the question of the gold reserve doesn't have any rela tionship to the stability of value of the currency." Mr. Smith: "Either bank cur rency or circulating currency?" Mr. Eccles: "No, I don't think so." Mr. Smith: "What then Is the fundamental principle of the federal reserve banking act?" DANCE ON THE OASIS SPRING FLOOR SAT. NITE Merry Lou'i Victory Orch. 1 BUY U. S. WAR BONDS SAVE DOLLARS, SHOP THE BANDBOX SAT URDAY. Hundreds of Money Saving Values. $1.00 Day Bargains Hundreds of pairs of dress shoes black, blue, beige and white. Every pair a special value during Dollar Days! EXTRA SPECIAL SHOE VALUE Dreti style only, regular $2.98 to $4.98 values Sale Mce $11.99 1.00 each DRESSES 2 for 1.00 SlipS value. 3.98 to 22.98 q pan,je$ O Cowns " O Bras. O Bags 2'98 10 l4'98 sieres O Shirls Quilled Salin q Neck O Sport and Chinelle Robes Wear Skirts Sale Prices 3.S8 lo 6.98 Q Head O Shorts Coals and Suils as low as Scarfs O Jerkins 7.98 . q Jewelry THE BAND BOX 221 E. 6th appears as a big business woman who is all business and Douglas plays a penniless lug who tries to give her "the business." Others in the fun cast are Rol and Young, Billie Burke and Allen Jenkins. Mr. Eccles: "Well, is Isn't that." Mr. Smith was obviously flab bergasted. He pleaded: "I don't believe you want to go on record as saying that. I don't believe you want to do that." Mr. Eccles: "That Is right, yes I do." Then later on: "I do deny that the amount of the gold reserve, or the gold requirements have anything to do with the price level, which means they have nothing - to do with the value of currency." Mr. Smith: "Aren't you, In ef. feet, saying there is no relation whatever of gold in this country to our currency? Mr. Eccles: "That is right." Mr. Smith: 'There is no rela. Hon whatever?" Mr. Eccles: 'That is right." Mr. Smith: "You then take the attitude we are completely off the gold standard? Mr. Eccles: "Yes, completely." Mr. Smith: "I am rather as tonished. It makes no difference then whether we have an ounce of gold or whether we have 700, 000.000 ounces?" - .. . Mr. Eccles: "It has made no difference to Russia ior 20 years; No difference to Germany for a long while, mort of the coun tries of Europe had to give up the idea of the,- gold reserve. Their currencies have gone Into managed currencies. . . The Rus sians have mined gold as a com modity to sell to the democracies and get foods that they wanted to get and they haven't looked upon gold as a necessary item to support their curency. TN other words, gold Is good for teeth and for selling to Mr. Morgenthau at the arbitrary inflated figure of $35 an ounce, not much otherwise. Mr. Morneut-u is sitting on the world's largest amassed pile of it, and there is nothing he can do with it, except to increase the Phone 3688 UlllM 1 1. mill. "Reap the Wild Wind" Opening V "Spectacular" and "epic" are much overworked words but if they ever applied to a motion picture they apply one hundred per cent to Cecil B. DeMille's Road Agent' Dick Foran and Anne Gwynne have starring roles with Leo Carrillo and Andy Devlne in "Road Agent," a thrilling two fisted story of the Old West which plays tonight and Satur day only at the Roxy theatre. problem by buying some more from Britain or Russia, which means giving away public public money ttk gold. Thus has the cut from old ties now been officially conceded for the first time by the head of the banking system. Mr. Eccles has merely recognized the obvious effects of administration policy, which any reader of this column will recall having read from time to time for years back. The important point is that it Is now official. No one ran be accused of being against the administration for saying the policy was a failure. TPHE value of currency, It ap- pears, Is not in the hands of Mr. Eccles or Mr. Morgenthau. but In the hands of Leon Hen derson. When you read the prices of food in your grocery, you will find out the real value of the dollar these days. What this portends for post war policies, domestic and inter national, cannot be foretold yet, but they are all rooted in the basic gold theory. Certainly this seems to mark an official end of the new deal era of grand mechanical eco nomic formulas to control prices indirectly by taxation, by the Warren theory, by gold or sil ver. Wartime demand for nitrates has occasioned the opening in Chile of an important plant which has been idle for 12 years. Bed Jackets R.g. 3.49 values 2.49 In " m I'f -4 m saV . i v v -3 rs gorgeous and gusty technicolor saga of the sea, "Reap the Wild Wind," which opens today for one week at the Rialto theatre. John Wayne, Ray Milland, Paul- Gene Autry In Gene Autry, America's No. 1 cowboy, with his sidekick, Smiley Burnette, get caught in a death-trap In their newest singing Western, "Stardust on the Sage," playing tonight and Moscow, June 28 UP) Soviet Russia pinned responsibility to day for the sinking of the Sov iet merchantman Angarstroi on a Japanese submarine, punctur ing Tokyo's insistence that the act was a provocation by the United States. Since the 4,761-ton merchant man was torpedoed May 1 only 32 miles off the Japanese coast, Japan has blamed a United States submarine, contending that the United States evidently hoped to fan the ancient enmity between Russia and Japan. "This version does not coin cide with the facts," declared the Soviet radio. $11,538 DUE FROM Salem, June 26 IP) The state land board announced to day the apportionment of $325, 659 to counties for the school year ending June 30. The apportionment amounts to $1.22 for each school child, compared with $1.14 last year. Apportionment by counties in cludes: Coos $9967, Curry $1220, Douglas $7973, Jackson $11,538, MEDFORD 5 29 BACK OF JACKSON SCHOOL ONE DAY ONLY TWICf ... y DOORS OPIM AFTttlNOON AND NIGHT SiarODMtNCIl DAIIV r.ai. , 4. j . M W ixacilY TH C St Ml IN IVI OlIAIl GREAT 3 RING iHnnsx'twHnn AMERICA'S FAVORITE BIG SHOW WONDERS ot the WORLD of WHITE TOPS at their THRILLING BEST lnlh.nl All-N.w il.r.tp.e(l4 At. A((ltim,1 hf rVlJI ftlW'f... ....!... .1 Uir Al.l. Acre- AH 1. .H In. clrcm Its !." k.ti an4 ArenU Artiita, and Aai.llef .u Mai Anlm.1 Act.rt...lmkeacln In. CrMia) " , . Acta tfcl lrtt .nylMnf .1 H. w.rl"i Cn.li.il Circus t.leni. Wtn." -f -r - c. I. . " 1 . 1 e o iioM "- IMtRRY MODERN l"TM, f I 1 ' MllINi lliall . . I'll ni l i I or irnii hosici 3-RINS MiDllI PBF .vvrii L'vr.'.'j iv." .". ",rut "k ll'Vwil'A:.' iT'TJaTTFIl iHltm MARVtlS NOT A CARNIVAL! Do 3 nivals that mill. ad th. public by using th. word "circus" In th.ir adT.rtiiino. This it en. ei th. thre. lara.tt circutM nor tourina Am.rics. .nd com, h.ra enroutt from a tour of th Lading citi.a ol California to Portland and S.attl. Here Today t . a ette Goddard, Robert Preston, Raymond Massey, Lynne Over man and a cast of thousands are starred and featured in the mammoth spectacle. Holly Thriller ' Saturday matinee and evening at the Holly. "Week-end for Three," star ring Edward Everett Horton, Zasu Pitts and a host of other comics, plays as the added feature. Josephine $4912, Klamath $14, 782, Lake $1895. Quarry Blast Kills Ex-Oregon Athlete Astoria, Ore., June 26 (IP) Injuries suffered in a premature dynamite explosion at a quarry south of Seaside May 28 proved fatal for Homer F. Dickson, 37, Seaside contractor, at a hospital here yesterday, . Death came only a few hours after he had been told that his wife had given birth to twins, a boy and a girl. He was a one time University of Oregon track star. Too Late to Classify WANTED Good 1" tire.. Onrll Gunderman. Old Hwy. Central Point city Umlu. FOR RENT Fumlahed cabin. Rent can be paid with housework. 32S Plum 8t. FOR RENT--4 room house, furn tehed. Available July 1st. W. H. Bradford. Rt. 4, Spring St., Box 135. WANTED TO RENT 4-room unfum nlfthrd houM. Adults only. Per manent. Phon. 4076. ROOMS In quiet refined home. Break, fast. 854 W. 3nd. ROOM AND BOARD 133 Welt Main. BOARD AND ROOM The kind you have been wanting:. Excellent home cooked meals, plenty of milk. Rest, ful quiet home. No drinkers. 130 Kenwood. Phon. 8489. OOINd TO Lo Annels Monday, room for two. Phon. A4A9. FOR SALE Corker Spaniel puppies. 410 Mapl. Park Drive. not confus Run.l Bros. Great Rlnq Circus with Ittn.rant car m OUKRNSCT BXXmt Just frsah. Heifer calx. K. Ifc Howaxd, Hoc Uu, Bos 4S. LA ROC BINO and LAMBERT char, nea, Se lb. You pick. mil. .ast Lon. Pin. School. FOR BALK OR TRADBTraller houa. cod oil n. Orrll Ounderman, Old Hwy., Central Point city limits. WANTED About S model pickup, food condition and rubber, will trad. 81 CbT. Scxlan on aama, food condition and good nib bar. Brown, 1430 Locust. WANTED Man between 48 and 50 (or sood lnald job. Be. Mr. Brown, at Montgomery Ward. WILL SACRIFICE (or UnmedlaU aal. on account of death, house furn ished, about one sen. Old Stage Road. Phon. 8801. WANTED a or 4 rm. sunt furnished apartment or duplex. Tribune, Box 3408. FOR SALE 1 used cas and trash burner range. 1 used oil rest range, 1 comb, commercial griddle and broiler In A-l shape. 1 80 gal. Wealx electrlo water heater, 1 used oil clrc. heater. Call at Calif. Pa cific) Utilities Co., 32ft W. Main St. WANTED Second maid In country home. Phon. 4489. FOR SALE Two carat diamond. Set In ladlea mounting at present. Would make beautiful man', ring. S4O0. Phone 3238. FOR SALE Guernsey heifer ralf. Two-year-old registered Guernsey bull, good type. Chester Wendt. FOR RENT Furnished three room apartment, bath, central location. One or two adults. 240 C Street, Ashland. FOR SALE Eleotrlo refrigerator, water heater, range, daveno and OS chair and other furniture. Eada Transfer. Phon. 4040 after p. m. WANTED Chambermaid. Four hours work each day. San Louis Hotel, Molly Wltcher. FOR SALE BT OWNER On. acre suburban home, very well located, just outside city. 8 rooms, modem lot of shade, shrubs, berries, pres sure water and Irrigation, substan tial out-bulldlngs, garden and pas ture, near school, cows and chick ens available. Phon. 8422. FOR SALE On. acr. Bear Creek bottom land. Cabin and electric ity. 1 mile East on Bamett Road. Call after 8:00 p. m. Doyl. John son. TWO GOOD amall cars. 242 No. Front St. FOR SALE Trailer house, bullt-lns, stov. and bed. Two amall carry all trailers. 243 No. Front St. TRADE Cow (or good gentle work horse. W. B. Butler. Brownsboro Road, 8 miles from Eagle Point. PIE CHERRIES and ROYAL ANNES, 6c lb., you pick. Phon. 8148. Ben W. Hansen. Jacksonville Highway. CABIN FOR RENT Mrs. Larson. Rosa Lane, Rt. 3. BOARD AND ROOM 1318 W. Main. WANTED Experienced dairyman to take charge of dairy herd. House and good aalary. Tel. 6283. FOR SALE Worklngmen's hotel In Cottage Grove. Ore. Dining room now In operation, 28 sleeping rooms, Oood opportunity for right party. Box 966, Medford, Ore. FOR SALE Lake o' th. Woods cabin, excellent location, weat side. Oil bert Hill, Talent. MOVING Local and Long Distance. Serving entire Paclflo Coast. EAD6 Transfer. Dial 3828. MAKE YOUR CAR do the work of two or three. Have needed body work don. now at Dally Auto Painting and Body Shop, 29 So. Bartlett. "Ellery Qaeen and th Murder Ring" Plus Eddi Albert . Josn L.ili "GREAT MR. NOBODY" War Bonds for Sala T V t:S - fOT ' : i jDyandmghtll Jfe fcf CW ROXY Jf J Adults 2Jc-UAc kiddles lie Inc. Taxi I Vl' V Doors Open Sat. st 1:45 snd 6:45 W 1 Q TONIGHT and Vi.) 4 ,u, VJSS V TP- 4 AUTRY te VXjpS. fyyy SMILEY BURNETTE Iv'lWX ' ffT UlWV'jS1 Haw and Joy-Fillad Jamboraa of Song and I"" Sunday and Monday Nit.l RALPH BELLAMY . ( SUN MON TUE l.ad. you Into a rip- f AM1LII J j 2 Swell Family Hits! roaring mystery with rh-v-n I . Margaret Lindsay J1"' J ' rZ&J HJ I its companion. I as Nlkkl Portar ? ' ' ''L. J, Xf IS !Z FOR T1 Two bedroom horn., 114 sen., 1 V, miles out on paved road. City water, also well with nrasaur system. Laundry trays, enclosed back porch, breakfast room, five large closets, kitchen, bullt-lns. In quire 312 So. Ivy 7 to 6:30 p. ns FOR SALsl Four high grad. Ouero aey cows. Fresh and nearly ao. S L. Johnston. Applegate, Or. FOR SALE 3 7-10 sen. with small houa. and chicken houa. 3 acre. Irrigated pasture. J. a. Powell, South Peach St. WANTED 8 or 4 room furnished apartment, will be permanent, no children. Tribune. Bos 8501. FOR SALE Registered red Peking, eae, female. 138 Portland Ave. SLEEPING ROOM for one or two. 114 Tripp. Ph. 3408. WANTED Cherrtea. all Tarletlea. 1,000 lbs. on this week end. Psyleas Market. 333 So. Riverside. WANTED TO RENT Small furn ished house by permanent resi dent. Reasonable rent. Phon. 4438. RUMMAGE SALE alt day Saturday. 116 No. Central. Jobs Daughters. ELDERLY MAN In th. country want elderly lady housekeeper. Box 3608 Tribune. BINO CHERRIES You pick them or phon. orders. T. V. Williams, mile west of Phoenix, Houston Road. Phon. 6084. FOR SALE Black Pomeranian Fe male. House, car. and lead broke. Royal Rogue Kennele. FOR SALE Buckskin saddle horse and bay saddle mare, both young and gentle. Alao 8 good milk cows. Jim Warren, Ashland, Rt. 3, Valley View Road. FOR SALE Mai. Boston Bull Terrier puppy, on. month old. Mrs. a. F. Doty, Route 1. Box 340. Medford. FOR SALE TO Nash, convertible coup.. Good tires. 660 cash. See after 6 p. m 4 Clark St., Medford. Oregon. COLORED FRYERS Mottner, Mapl. Park Drive. WANTED High School graduate or young married woman with some art training background to learn retouching and coloring. Perman ent position. Apply Bell studio. FOR SALE Thorobred English Set ter, (emale, cheap, telephone 4033, If no answer, call 8543. HELP WANTED Young man store clerk with 4 or 8 years or more ex perience. Phon. 3768. F. E. Sam son Co. HELP WANTED Truck driver, prefer man with furniture moving expe rience. Phon. 3766. F. E. Samson Co. OPEK W,Ik 8 Bloek Mora Pay I0e Lass MATS. vPEERNy SEE TWICE AS MUCH! 30c night irjTrzrrTTr; m l TMETlftrrX 4 EVES. Mats Sat II II J 1 "M fj 40e D" Dial 5094 Doors Op.n 6:45 Inc. Tax H 'jOs. TONIGHT and ,m A: SATURDAY I r ' S, (Mats and Eras) V 0JL EDW. EVERETT HORTON , Mr" tC' Zstu Pitts-Philip Rod 9 ,1 vTysft nennlt OKeefe WICXLESS OIL STOVa, bums soal ou or gaaolln. tabl. with flour and tugar bins. Cheap. S10 Gen esee St. CANNING CHERRIES, (our varieties, So a lb. Payles. Market, 338 So. VjF Riverside. 1988 CHEVROLET 3 -door. Caah Only, no trade. All good condition and rubber. Phon. 6261 Ashland busi ness hours. NOTICE Spray Mow for Earwigs. My earwig Pray gets "em. Phon. 6666, Mo Oonagla. FOR SALE 3 Holophan. electn. light fixtures with chains. Will car ry 300-watt light. A bargain It taken . st once. Call at Mall Trlbun offlos. WANTED Commercial spraying. It jrs. In Medford. Ph. 6668 MeGonagl. LIVESTOCK SALE at Pavilion will bo temporarily closed until further no tloe. so. ore. Livestock Auction Co. Sure She Wants To EDANCE SATURDAY NIGHT at the ORIENTAL GARDENS o IN THE BIG HALL Join th. Crowdl Music by RAY'S BAN D "Singing Skinny." the "Harmony and Rhythm Girls." Popular Prlcssl
