MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1942.
PAGE FIVE
AMERICA 10 LEAD
SAYS-CLEADER
Control of Air Will Give Con-
trol of World is Belief
Wealth, Production Ours.
Spokane, Wash.. Aug. 14 (JPt
'The next century is Ameri
ca's age," Eric A. Johnston, Spo
kane businessman and president
of the United States Chamber of
Commerce, predicted in an inter-
fview today.
"It will be America's age be
cause this country will control
the air, and thus will control
the world." he explained. "We
will have more airplane produc
tion and more trained air per
sonnel than any other country.
'The last century was Eng
land's age because she controlled
the seas. The next age is Amer-
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Ice Cold Watermelons
Anderson's Thrift Market
"ASK FOR YOUR GREEN STAMPS"
7 Blocks From Main on S. Central Large Parking Lot
Private Gable
Clark Cable, 41, movie idol of mil
lions, mho is en route to Florida
for basio training as a gunner,
shown here In happier days before
the trafio death of wife, Carole
Lombard. Gable's 41 years prevent
him from training aa a pilot, but
according to his own statement,
nothing can keep his trigger finger
six the machine gun.
lea's because we will control the
lir. The seas no longer are of
first importance.
"Secondly, it will be Ameri
ca's age because we will be the
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GRAPES
Mammoth display of large
Blue, Red end Seedless
Grapes.
"A Fresh Fruit Treat"
2 lbs. 25c
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predominating country finan
cially, with the wealth of much
of the rest of the world de
stroyed.' Greatest Production
Third, we will have the
greatest general production of
any country and we are be
ginning to learn that the real
source of all power is produc
tion Gold itself is unimportant.
You can't make a plane or a
tank or a gun out of it.
"After the war we will have,
through control of the air, sup
plemented by control of the seas,
the means of distributing the
fruits of our production over the
world and bringirg back the
production of other countries.
"We will be leaders also be
cause we will have here more
of the world's leaders men and
women in the fields of culture
and science than any other coun
try. 'The last century England's
was Imperialistic. The next
century America's will be
one of leadership."
Tuna Price Skids
In Ceiling Order
Astoria. Ore., Aug. 14 W)
The skyrocketing price of Alba
core tuna flattened out against
a price ceiling today.
The office of price adminis
tration brought the price to fish
ermen down from the all-time
local high of $413 a ton to $398
and a maximum selling price of
canned tuna was fixed at $16 a
case.
ANDERSON'S
Thrift Market
Offer you a wide variety of
nationally known brands at real
money saving price Our
helves are loaded with ' stock.
No limits. Open 24 hours every
day.
KRAFT
Cheese 63c
VeWeeta. Plmiento,
Brick and Swiss
Miracle Whip
-Salad Dressing
Qt. 41c
Give Zest to Salads
Gal. Jug 23
Qt 29
SWIFT PRODUCTS
fHalf
or
Whole
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Fine Flavor
Lbs. 85c
No 2 cant
1, 49c
No. 1 cans
L 23c
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Church Interests and Notices
Central Arena. Church of Christ
Comer Jackson and Central 8ts.
Ssrvtcca aa usual. Bible school hour
9:46 a. m. Preaching aerrlees at 11
and 8 p.m. Tounf Peoplea meeting
at 1 p. ra.
Tou are cordially Invited to attend
any or all of these services.
PeTenth-day Advenrtst Church
Beatty and Edward Streeta
Prayer meeting Wedneaday S p. m
Sabbath achool Saturday. 0:30 a. m.
Church aervlcea Saturday 11 p. m.
Sermon, Pastor H. D. StreTer.
"Are Te Able to Drink of BU Cup."
Tounf people's meetlnc Saturday
7:80 p. m.
Apontolle Fslth
Rev. C. W. proet, Pastor
3rd St. and N. Central
:30 Sunday school Nothing but
the Bible taught, and classes for all
ages.
11:00 Mornli.g Devotional service
An Inspiring old-fashioned fospel
meeting.
7:44 Evening evangelistic meetlnj
This service opens with a concert of
music presented by the organ and
the orchestra. Mo collections.
Pilgrim Hollnese Church
Best Jackson and Bessie St.
Rev. C. Edwin Cox, pastor
Sunday achool, 9:45 a.m.
Worship and sermon 11 a. m.
Toung People's Society 7:15 p. m.
Mid-week evangeltstls service, a
p. m.
Tou are eordlslly Invited to at
tend all services. Never a strsnger
but once. Soldiers and their famlllea
will find a plaoe of helpfulness ben
Come as you are.
The Pint BaplUt Church
8t;. and M. Central Sta.
Wolford A. Dawes. Pastor
Bible school 9:45. Classes for all
sees.
Morning worship II o-cioca. ine
castor will speak on "Faith In ac
tion". Srieclal musio oy cnoir.
Toung People's groups meet at 7
p. m.
Evening worsnip a o-cioc. inuw.
"Two Judgements." song urn.
Special music. Service men's fellow,
ship hour following the service.
All are Invited to these services.
The Foarsquere Go. pel Charrh
Cor. Central & Jackson
Rev. W. Shearbum. Pastor
0:45 Sunday school wlta classes
for old and young.
11 worship.
:S0 Toung people's Crusader ser
vice "The Musical Orao-Dag.-
7:45 Evangelistic service good sing
ing and good music. 'The orchestra
will be playing from 131 i
Rev. W. Shearbum will bring the
evansegellstlo message.
7:45 rrlday evening, the D. V. B. S
will give their program of Illustrated
stntlng. recitations, ana stories.
The public Is cordially Invited to
all service.
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
(Synodleal Conference)
(English)
. Main and Portland Ave.
Harry H. Toung, Pastor
Sundsy achool, 9:45.
Divine worship, 11.
Theme; "Jesus Laments Over The
Holy City". s -
Sunday achool teachers' meeting
Tuesday, S p. m.
Illustrated Bible lectures every
Wednesdsy.
Wanner League social and business
meeting Thursday evening at 8
o'clock.
Choir practice every Friday eve
ning at 8.
Visitors are always welcome.
First Methodist Church
Main and Laurel Streeta
Louis C. Klrby. Minister
Sunday achool 9:45 a. m. B.
Neumsnn. superintendent.
Worship 11 a. m. sermon by
Dr.
Jouett P. Bray. Special musle will
bea duet "Lead Us, O Father." by
Mabel Randolph, contralto and Harry
H. Toung. baritone.
Service, S p. m. Dr. Bray will also
sneak at this service In the main
auditorium.
Touth service, 7 p. m. The Meth
odist Touth Fellowship will meet In
sunshine parlor.
Midweek service Wednesdsy, 7:80 p.
m.
Vesper union park service Sun
day, 8 p. m.
Zlon English Lutheran Church
West Fourth at Oakdale
Karl W. Brockhaut. Pastor
10 a m. Sunday school.
11 s. m. Worship service.
7 p. m. Intermediate Luther league.
8 p. m. Senior league.
The pastor will conduct the reg
ular worship service and preach on
the theme. "Whence Justification for
Lives of Todeyf"
Sundsy achool teachers and officers
will meet at the parsonsge Tueeasy,
7:30 n. m.
Women's Missionary Society will
hold s service meetlnc Thursday at S
p. m. In the home of Mrs. Hugo
Ouenther. S18 S. Newtown.
Friends and visitors alwaya welcome
at Zlon Lutheran and a special Inn.
tatlon Is extended to eervioe men.
Change in Store Hours
STARTING AUGUST 17th
We Will Go Back To Our
Regular Hours
Monday to Friday, 8 a. m. to 5:30 p. m.
Saturdays, 8 a. m. to 8:30 p. m.
DULIENS-35 N. Bartlett
(Formerly Hansen's)
LAMPORT SPORTING GOODS
HUBBARD-WRAY '
HUBBARD BROS., INC.
Christian Science
. (Phoenix. Ore.)
Charles Kahss, Pastor.
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Worship. 11 a. m., topic: "Cleansing
the Temple and New Birth."
Services S p. m. topic: "Thou Shalt
Not Steal."
Prayer meeting Wednesday, p. m.
Everyone weloome.
Free Methodist Charm
Comer of Weet 10th and South
Ivy Sta.
Rev. Marvin P. Knlgge. pastor
Sundsy school 9:45; morning wor
ship. 11. and young peoplea meeting.
7; sermon 7:45.
Wednesday night prayer meetings.
7:45.
Watch the announcement next
week of a missionary service wHh
returned mlsslonalea from China, pic
tures will be one feature of the ser
vice. Tou are welcome.
First Christian Church
Klnth St e Oakdale Ave.
Reuben W. Coleman, Minister
9:45 Sunday achool with graded
lessons for all agea.
10:55 Morning worship, sermon:
Looking Backward."
6:00 Union Park service with Rev.
Knlgge, Free Methodist church, speak
ing.
Calendar of Events:
Wednesday 8:00 Workers confer
ence.
Thursday 1 00 Alpha Delta class
party.
Visitors and newcomers are coruiai-
ty Invited to attend our services.
I'nlty
819 Med ford Center Bids'.
Marlon a Clifton, leader
This center la open dally except
Sundava from ten until two o'clock
where Unity books and publications
may be read, purchased or Borrow
ed.
stventa of the week Tuesday. Aug
ust 18. 9 p. m. lecture. "Vital Troth."
Effle Nelson, speeker.
Wednesdsy, August 10, 1 to 4 p. m.,
monthly tea.
The public It Invited to attend all
services.
First Churrh of Christ. Scientist
Authorised Branch of The Mother
Church. The First Church of Christ.
Scientist. In Boston. Mass.
Services are held every Sunday at
11 o'clock. Subject August 1 "Soul.
9 .30 Sunday achool.
nn Wednesday evening meetlnga
which Include testimonies of Chris- I
ttsn Science healings. I
The reading room, which la located
at 414 and 415 Medford Center build
tag. Is open dslly from 7 a. m. to o
p m We librarian la In attendance
from 10 to 4.
Chnrrh of the rJararane
Holly at First St.
r,t. Robert Sutton, of
Calif., where he I. !? JhJ
Church of th. Nsxarene. will speak
at 7.45 p. m. on ' R H.ndranco
onur.'dlong
tlm. friend of the pastor wW . l
brlaf pip. "He Mr. ,1 5
la accompanied by Mrs. j ".
muslo will also be featurtW at this
hour.
Sunday achool. 9:48 a m.
Toung peoP1' meetings 8.48 p. m.
Thrpubllc. la cordially Inviwd to
.h in th. ministry of this church.
Full Gnapel Church
(Assembly of Ood)
11 B. Newtown Street
Rev. Harry O. Downey (pastor) ,
Sunday achool. 9:45 a. m.
Morning worship 11.
Toung people. 8:45 p. m.
"f!"'"0 rstSaker for th.
lerently of India will
.now picture, of hi. ""J
lev has been a minister th. A.em
biles of Ood for some years.
You its cordially Invited to .11 of
our services.
First Presbyterian
Imojene Smith, chorister
Vert O. Falling. J"1,
9:45 Church school with classes
for all ages. .
11 a ra. Worship eervlc.
pud. M.odl. in
Solo, -Trust tn Him" Bernard Ham
blen. Edna Burbldg..
Of.s-tory B Flat. Hewitt.
Sermon by Rev. 'tZ.TZ
of Vlsslla. topic: "Th. IWenc of
the Absence of Ood,
Postlud. Pilgrim's Chorus, wag
"TpT'Touth Vesper.
Gascon, leaner. Social hour following
4w MfraahmsntS.
A cordial welcome to all
Portland. Ore.. Aug.
-Twenty-two city Jail inmate.
i.rf vMterday by Mu-
nlHrail Judge J . J. QulUen to
work on a railroad at Pasco.
Wash. They were serving 30 to
180-day sentences.
Saint Marks
(Episcopal)
Oakdale and Fifth
Rerald O. Gardner, B. D. Rector
8 a. m. Holy Communion.
11 a. m. Prayer and Sermon.
Marguerite Conrad, organist. Kin
dergarten In parish house during this
service.
Strangers and newcomers eordlslly
welcome to alt service snd activities.
Col. Chapman To
Fort Bragg Post ,
Washington, Aug. 14 W I
The assignment of Colonel Elb- j
ridge G. Chapman, Jr., of Ar- j
cadia, Calif., to command the air j
borne command at Fort Bragg, !
N. C, in succession to Brig. Gen.
William C. Lee, was announced
by the war department today. )
General Lee was assigned last
week to command the 101st :
air borne division, one of two
streamlined and completely air
borne divisions now being or
ganized. I
. 1
Island Collects Rubber
Block Island, R. I. (U.P.1 The
680 residents of this coastal is-1
land collected 24,154 pounds ofi
crap rubber during the drive or
3S.5 pounds per person. They
said the record collection was
possible since they never had j
been able to dispose of any of j
the rubber that had been 1
brought to the island in past
years since disposal by boat was
too expensive.
Lets Go 91st
WHAT MEN HAVE
DONE CAN STILL
BS DONE!
See the New Home
of the New 91st!
Visit
CAMP WHITE
ACTIVATION
DAY
Saturday, Aug. 15
AND REMEMBER
You SAVE MORE At WESTERN THRIFT
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All Sizes Now
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IStOHIZED YEAST, SI. 00 size, only 67c
DOAII's PILLS, 75c size, only 45c
Hind's Honey-Almond Cream, Sl.00 size 49s
Belexon Vitamin B Complex, 100 capsules S1.98
Vitamin C, 100 mgm tablets, 100 tor S2 29
f.lilk of Magnesia, 75c size Squibb's 4Sc
TUSSY
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alio
1.00
Plus Tax
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FRESH AGFA AND EASTMAN KODAK FILMS
MEDFORD'S ' FINEST FILM DEVELOPING SERVICE
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Thlees Say "Thanks
Sacramento, Cal. (U.PJ If all
thieves were as obliging as those
who robbed the filling station of
city councilman Peter E. Mitch
ell, the police could go out of
business. The thieves returned
tools, stationery, pencils, tire
patches and other items with a
note reading: 'Thanks for the
use of this stuff."
The first greeting cards In
America were the work of
a Boston lithographer, Louis
We Want Everyone To
Visit Camp White Sat., Aug. 15
These are our beys and we are proud to be able carl
them our boys. So that every Employee will be able
to attend the Activation ceremonies
This Store will not open until 1 p. m. Saturday.
But will remain open until 10 p. m. to take
care of our regular Saturday business.
1,1. H. Dept- Store
"If You Are Toe Old Te Carry A Gen,
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T
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SATURDAY
a. m. to 1 . m. .
0PIN
1 P. M. to 10 t.
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