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PAGE THREB TBE lBSfi859$' EMft ftiBOii Thrilling Aviation Drama Coming Kotloe In accordance with Section 81-104, Oregon Compiled Lawa Annotated, registration for the general election to be held November 3, 1942 will close the night of October 3. The County Clerk's Office will be open until 8:00 o'clock P. M. on the last day of registration. G. R. CARTER County Clerk. IN STORAGE FEES PEARS MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1942 Washington, Sept. 23 (U.R) The office of price administra tion today authorized ware housemen and packers of apples and pears in Oregon and Wash ington to Increase charges for the approaching harvesting sea son but specified that ail in creases will be subject to review later. Pending review, warehouses will be permitted to collect an additional three cents a box for storage of apples and pears, oth er than cannery pears. For stor age of cannery pears, on which rates usually are quoted on the tonnage basis, warehousemen may collect an additional $1.50 per ton. Major M. Morris, manager of the Medford Ice and Storage company, said no prior informa tion had been received here con cerning the authorizing by OPA of warehouses and storage plants to increase by three cents a box the storage charge on pears and apples. Morris said storage charges had been frozen as of March 1. 1942, and that informa tion contained in the above dis patch was "news to me." Because of increased labor and material costs, local warehouse men have for the past several weeks been attempting to ob tain authorization from the OPA to increase their storage charges, he explained. FOR STORAGE Repairing and Restyling Arista Fur Shop Building Phone 4567 3rd Floor Medford Center I: W&iMl V Pill MiM. ilk mi . The eagerly-looked-forward-to filmization of Booth Tarklng ton's sensational novel, "The Magnificent Ambersons", comes to the Craterian Theatre Sunday for a three-day run with one of Hollywood's grandest casts including Dolores Costello as Isabel, Richard Bennett as Major Amberson, Joseph Cotten as Eugene, Anne Baxter as Lucy, Tim Holt as George and Donald Dil laway as Wilbur. NEGRO SKIPPER Washington, Sept. 23 (U.R) Ci.pt. Hugh Mulzac, 56-year-old Brooklyn (N. Y.) negro, will command the 10,000-ton freight er Booker T. Washington when it goes into service next month, the war shipping administration announced today. Closing time for Classified a. m. To late to Cli&slfy p. m. Ida 13:30 i mm IP'- yTwo letters that stand for j d QUALITY M If f3C tfzxs: If If f-nl P J ft". "mfor, .j .bsorb.acj n, I 1 2 iiSr-'i ?T Vk md N.pkio " J i if Ll i eZ r7rJ jBf 4 ( R C"-"J f"m your dniMUt or tract, t ... i. I vm0s'ij,i Frankenstein Returns To Holly 1 y - -V x A I Id Acid Indigestion JttJtmdiB t miIi m fwr mm? but 1 WMa (ireu itccnicb irld nnwi ptlftful, nffwaM tni in. (our KtMrh ind h'VTtxirn. riuctora wttaUtV prMTlM Ihti f ttnc tncllHn known M j m tit a mat lo rlltf mMtrlnei Ilk thoto In Bll-M0. Tahlm. No Uiitlt. Bi-ll-mt hrlnci rnoifon la jiffy or rMunbotUa to w r ddubla boui tech. Km Tht daring story of the wom en who ferry tle planes to our fighting forces in Europe is thrillingly told in "Wings and the Woman," which comes to the Rialto theatre Friday for a four-dav run vith Anna Neagle and Robert Newton in starring roles. I WANTED Extractor man. Experi enced and inexperienced help for laundry and dry cleaning plant. Apply In Person. CRYSTAL WHITE LAUNDRY 811 North Central Detroit, Sept. 23. (U.R) The Ford Motor company stipulated slacks for all its women factory employes today, Including work' ers in departmental offices whose chores take them through machine-bordered aisles. Two types of garb were re commended "one piece suits for women working around machinery and places where ex treme caution must be observed to avoid accidents; two-piece outfits for women In offices, parts cribs, store rooms and such." IN SAFE RETURN Tokyo, Sept. 23. (Japanese Broadcast Recorded by UP at New York) The Dome! News Agency today reported that a Japanese submarine had re turned from a cruise during which it shelled Vancouver is land, off Canada, and Astoria, Ore. (On June 23, army authorities at San Francisco reported that an enemy vessel, presumably a Japanese submarine, had fired nine shells ineffectively at Fort Stevens, near Astoria.) Dome!, purporting to quote members of the Japanese sub marine crew, also credited the raider with sinking two mer chant vessels of 6,000 tons each. Frankenstein, the monster role as the new monster with a who has frightened more people than any other living thing, re turns from the dead in "The Ghost of Frankenstein," which comes to the Holly theatre Sun day for a three-day run with Lon Chaney, Jr., in the starring brain. Others in the cast are Sir Cedric Hardwicke, Ralph Bellamy and Bela Lugosi. "Sunday Punch," featuring Jean Rogers, William Lundlgan and Guy Kibbee will play as the added feature. Moscow, Sept. 23. (U.R) The English language weekly news paper, Moscow News, In the first outspoken statement by the soviet press or. the second front question, described the armies of Britain and the United States today as "mere bystanders in the titantic struggle now being waged on the soviet front." The newspaper, declaring "we know there are politicians who still cherish their old hopes," pointed out that British and American troops still awaited action while Adolf Hitler had thrown all of his resources and those of his axis satellites Into the Russian compaign. RING-TAIL MONKEYS HAVE TOWN IN UPROAR West Haven, Conn., Sept. 23 (U.R) Eight ring-tail monkeys that broke out of their cage of savin rock during the night were turning up all over town today. They were frightening house wives, ransacking garbage pails, scurrying through trees and traf fic, and having the time of their lives at the expense of perspir ing police. 80 Victory Gardens Gallipolis, O., (U.R) Each of the 80 families of Crown City, thli county, has a victory gar den. It Is the only village in Gallia county with a perfect gar den record. Um Mail Tribune Want ads. WE WILL DISCONTINUE LAUNDRY DELIVERY EFFECTIVE SEPT. 28 DUE to the urgent need for Immediate conservation of fires, the laundrtet of this city will discontinue regular pick-up and delivery service, effect ive September 28. Wo regret that the present national emergency hat made this action necessary but we know that we may count upon the understanding cooperation of our patront. When the war la over or when the rubber shortage and labor tituatlon improve, we look forward to the resumption of thit service which we are now forced to discontinue. O MEDFORD DOMESTIC LAUNDRY & CLEANERS O AMERICAN LAUNDRY O CRYSTAL WHITE LAUNDRY BUSINESS MEN ADVISED TO AVOID WASHINGTON Washington, Sept. 23 (U.R) "Business man, stay away from Washington." So urged the war production board today. It asked business executives to avail themselves of government services in 12 regional and- 127 field offices scattered throughout the coun try. 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