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EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Tuesday. Jun 13. 1944 , MEETINGS S TO Jackson Co. Precinct Lead ers Must Convene and Appoint Within 40 Days. Next event . of political Im portance In the county will be the meetings of the newly elected precinct committeemen of both major parties, which will be called In the near future by Ken neth Denman, Medford, Repub lican central committee chair man and V. D. Miller, Ashland, Democratic central committee chairman. G. R. Carter, county clerk, states that according to Oregon election laws, the meet ings must be held within 40 days after the primary election, with election of officers to take place during the meetings. -m.i.n.mon elected at the primary, held May 19, have al- ready Been nouueu ui men tion by Carter and certificates of election will be Issued by the clerk Immediately following the first meeting of the newly elect- MONEY TO LOAN On JEWELRY, CAMERAS and MUSICAL INSTRU MENTS. See our un-redeem-d Jewelry savingi. PEO PLE'S LOAN CO. 2294 E. Main Street. State license P-137. ed committeemen to all who qualify. Persons elected may qualify by accepting In writing nil fillnff the acccotance letter with the county clfrk before or at the time of the first meeting. May Appoint Turn mmmitteemen for each precinct are provided by law, but In many cases mere are no candidates or the persons elect ed fall to qualify. These vacan cies may be mica ry appoint ment, these usually being made by the executive committee of . rpntrnl committee, formed Inftor the first meeting and elec tions. The election laws also state that the central committees shall elect a chairman and a vice chairman, who shall be of oppo site sex, congressional commit teemen and five district nominat ing committeemen. The retiring officers serve un til their successors are elected, and the committeemen serve for two years from the date of the first meeting ol tne central committee after 'the primary election. ODD LOT SHOES 0FFJ11G Washington, June 13 (U.R The Office of price administra tion announced today that 7,000, 000 pairs of "odd lot" shoes will become ration-free at specified price reductions between July 10 and July 29. Certain types of men's and women's shoes of all sizes and youth's and boys' shoes, sizes one to six, will become available for purchase without stamps to aid dealers in disposing of broken sizes and styles. :E TO BLOOD CALL; REQUIRED country. The trout were caught from a stream in that area. .Tampa .Tnhn Petersen charged with fishing with more than one tins Inst vjpfV and released with bail at $50 failed to appear. A warrant for his arrest was signed by Justice Tucker today and nl.iccH in the hands of state police today for service. CITATION STRIPES IHulE PROOF II Ul AJ. OIK giciiiirmiMn ON THE HOME FRONT Seldom if ever doas any Dad have too many really good drew sox. Re member "Him'1 next Sunday. Dads Day. with torn new Holeproofs from ... . i . . . . 1 jt.ll 1 . V. 1m Vienna, aiyivi. in lw, lilies, rayona and wool mixtures. ISJf 45' to 1P pair .ii-jtT UN inc. ntHi A good response to the call Issued by the Jackson County Public Health association for blood donors to form the list to be used in necessary transfu sions was reported this- week. More volunteers are needed, however, the committee head ing the drive, stated and tests will be made throughout June. Anyone willing to give blood In transfusion to any individual in need of it, is asked to come in and be tested that his type of blood may be registered and his or her name acinea to uic list of willing donors. it will not be necessary for donors to telephone the labora tories for appointment. im Community hospital will test volunteers any afternoon, pref erably Saturday, from 4:00 to 6:00, the Sacred Heart hospital any afternoon from 3:00 to 5:00 and the Medford labora tory in the Medford Center building Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday afternoons from 12 (noon) to 2:00. The need for establishment of a list of blood donors in this county has been realized in many emergencies through the years. The amount of time to be saved by previous typing of blood may often represent the difference between life and death to the individual in need of a transfusion, committee workers explained. The list of donors to be com piled after tests are made will ho maintained bv the Health as sociation and placed in all hos pitals of the county so mat doc tors will know wnom to can when an emergency arises. LEGIOffiCTION WEDNESDAY mis s Medford Post of the Ameri can Legion will elect officers for the coming vear at the reg ninr Rpml-monthlv meeting Wednesday at 8 p.. m. In the armory. - The f o 1 1 o w 1 ng candidates nominated at previous meet Ines. will be balloted on: Commander Harry Young and Hugh McKenzie. First vice commander ai hrt Firrn Second vice commander Hugh McKenzie and J. P. Gra ham. rhnnlnln A. J. Anderson. Arilntant Walter Dunlao and Charles Wiley, the latter a veteran of World War 2. Nnmlnntlnns for executive rnmmittpe. five to be elected. are J. C. Collins, H. S. Deuel. J. E. Russell, Carl Y. Tengwald, Robert F. Kyle, Lyle Thurman, Walter Looker, John Avery and Mike Bossier. Also at the meet ing delegates and alternates will be chosen for the state conven tion in Portland, August 10, 11 and 12. Lunch will be served by the Auxiliary after the meeting. All visiting Legionnaires are invit-cr. LE FIRST TO REPORT FOR BOYS STATE Anm-nvlmntplv 1 SO hovs have made application ior enrollment n 4ha ninhth nnnilfll Session Of Beaver Boys State, sponsored by the American Jbegion at uregon State college, June 25th to July 9nH nrrnrriine in announcement by Lee Bostwick, of Portland, department Boys State cnair man . TTii-ct PacI to ronnrt in Oregon is Medford, where Col. W. H. Paine has enrolled Ztf boys. Tne Medford delegation will Include Harry Nordwick, Beaver Boys State governor. Second post to officially regls- hnv. fni- thf fiPSSinn W9S Clatskanie, with three enrolled. Preliminary reports from other posts throughout Oregon indicate tne tonowing repre sentation: Hillsboro 10, Rose- hnri S Klamath Falls 10. Au rora 3, Gresham 2, Navy Post Mi mi PnrtlsinH 4. CottaBe Grove 2, Astoria 25, Salem 35, Forest Urove o, sena jnooa Rriver 4, and Albany 10. 2nd Lt. Keaveny Wins Air medal In Italy Action 15th Armv Air Force Second Lt. Jack F. Keaveny, 20, of Med ford, pilot of a 15th Army Air Force Liberator bomber, nas been awarded the air medal, it was announced by 15th Army Air Force Headquarters. This honor was bestowed upon him ' mritnrinn nrhievement in aerial flight while participating in sustainea operational activi ties against tne enemy. 1.1. e stationed in Italy with the 15th AAF Liberator bombardment group whicn nas been bombing German-held tar gets In Austria, Roumania ana .. Ttnlv Lt. Keaveny Is the son of irthr, Vnnvpnv nf Jacksonville He was graduated from Medford high school in 1941, where he played football and was on the track team. You don't have to cook climate, even when the temperature reaches new heights, come in In this m L Ju5t and let us show you some summer comfort designed to help you forget the weather. Cool, porous weaves now on display at IATCH TOO MANY POSTAL PAY SIGNED Washington, June 13 (UP.) President Roosevelt has signed legislation granting pay in creases to postmasters and post office supervisory employes for Saturday overtime work. The bill, according to House post office committee attaches, "cor . tncmtnlitips" that arose when blanket pay raises were given other employes ana post masters and supervisors were exempted. Daily Weather Report Fnrfcnt ...-j a ..(.initu- Partlv rlmiflv MWiiuru niiu "-ui'v ' with scattered showers tonight nc Wednesday. Little change in temper ature. . . Oregon: Cloudy west of Cascades and purtl? cloudy ra&t of Caacadr. lew showers. Not much temperature change. "rmnnrntiir ft vear sso todny: Highest, 70. lowest, 48. Total monthly precipitation. .43 Inch. Excess for the month, .07 inchi- Total precipitation since Septem ber 1, 1943. 156 Inches. Deficiency for the season. 1.28 inches. Relative humidity at 4:30 p. m. yes terday, 37; 4:30 a. m. today, 88. Tomorrow flunrtse 6:35 a. m., sunset 8:47 p. m. Pant a nnum: hipi. ixw riw. Bolae , 73 Rmton 85 WILL BE FREE TO ALL INTERESTED TVn tMnrv 4nnA nreservatlon school to be held at the court hniico nun itnrlum Wednesday at 1:30 p. m. under auspices of the Jackson County jNUtruion com mittee will be free to au nome- mnlrora Mrs. Vivian Freeman, one of the leading canning specialists 01 the northwest, will conduct the c.v,nl necletprl hv Miss Marian J. Farrell, home demonstration agent, who will give suggestions on proper methods of freezing The very latest Information available on methods and pro cedures will be given home makers so they may be better equipped to cope wim tneir can ning problems. M Frppman will conduct a question and answer forum at the close of the demonstration. Some of the questions oiten asked are: Dn vnn knnw whv vour Deach- es and pears turn dark brown when home canned.' f!an vou keeD home canned f rnuhprries from floating? - Can you keep fruit success fully without use of sugar? ran vnu nrevent the liauid fmm hniMnrt nut nf vour lars? wny do picKies turn son or shrivel or hollow? What equipment Is necessary to successfully can meat, fish and vegetables? Is it Dosslble to can tomatoes without processing? Can you maKe euy witnoui using pectin or boiling to a jelly ctp? How much liquid should you add when home canning meat? Why are corn, peas and beans known as tne tnree demons in What is flat-sour and now is it prevented? , . Is it necessary to add salt to home canned vegetables? This same school will be held in Eagle Point, Thursday, June 15, at 1:30 p. m. FUEL oiTAPPUCANTS DELAY CERTIFICATES Failure of applicants to fill out the renewal form complete ly and correctly is causing de lays in granting of fuel oil cer tificates for the new season, it was stated yesterday at the MpHfnrd OPA. There are' but six simple questions on the re newal form, it was stated, but a great many of the forms are returned without the proper In formation. Last question on the form, which asks for the kind of oil- burning equipment used, is the principal cause of tne trouDie and persons filling out the forms are reauested to make sure that this question, as well as the first five, are answered. Use Mall Tribune Want Adi. Entrance, on Main St and Central Ave. Slack Suits For Summertime Wear Chooia your flack suit from this Mptib dUplay of Summer'! bast tellers. Hero ?mt models of Butcher Linen. Rayon Faille. Frost Point and Strutter Cloth. Long and ,hrt .lee,, jacket .yl.. to want ed snaae. ""' "?" on. "un. r Brown and Lime. to Chtcrtno Invfr . Eureka . Havre Leonard Wcrtz and Carl Nells Hegler, both of Ashland, each charged with possession of more than the bag limit of fisn, were fined In Justice nf the Peace Tn.fr' nnrt vpsfprHav . ... - , . . I Havre - Hptilpr u'Bi fined s3 nna costs i Anr.l.i on two counts, exceeding the bBR i Miirri ..... . . Now Vrtrk limit and possession of too many.jj- trout under six Inches In length, phiv-nix "Z. -1 VVnrtv urn. finprl nnri rnsts , Portland for exceeding the bag limit. He j had 33 trout. The limit is IS. 9aU The two fishermen were ar-.snn Francisco - rested by a state police game i?"" ntardnn u-Miln fpt limintf tn Ash-I ..'.... r -. ..,...v.. ........ . r, WnAlllUK-UIl, - " land from the Dead Indian Yakima is 4S 63 69 St 60 (4 6 41 ea 64 67 S3 39 51 47 48 SO 68 47 1-36 .13 1.86 Ay 1 $995 Swim Suits Nationally ad vertised Janizen & Catalina swim suits for you this Summer. New fabrics in both one and two-piece styles. Featuring smart colors. $9 wi j 2ND FLOOR $39.8ton. Sun-loving Shorts For cooL comfortable, easy to launder shorts come to Mann's. Here are tailored types at well as those with skirls and many have a matching bra. Colors include White, Blue, Cold, Red and Printed styles. Sizes 10 10 zu. $298 to $65P Summer Sheers Your Summer sheers are here. Fresh, f risp frocks from Georgians and L'Aiglon in adorable stylet for any daytime summer occasion. New, colorful prints on either a light or dark ground. Lovely dresses that you'll put on now and wear all sum mer. Regular, Half and Junior sizes. Budget priced. $898 to $1295 5wVARlOAlfl STORE FOR MEN ALUS-CHALMERS TRACTORS - LOGGING and ROAD BUILDING MACHINERY FARM TRACTORS-HARVESTERS All Kinds of FARM MACHINERY and IMPLEMENTS "Carco", Isaacson, Baker, Gar Wood and other Makei of ROAD AND LOGGING MACHINERY A large stock of GENUINE PARTS for all ALUS-CHALMERS Machines EXPERIENCED MECHANICS McCOY MACHINERY COMPANY 311 No. Fir. Phona 341 S Medford "COHAMA' RAYON JERSEY One of Summer's most popular dress fabrics nationally adyartised "Cohama Rayon Jersey. This soft drapinji material with its colorful overprints U indeed queen for Summer 1944. Many lovely motifs and glorious colors now ready tor your neea. All 39 inches wide. TOPPER RAYON SUITING $1 79 L yd. For Summer sport suits, slacks and slack suits, there's nothing nicer than "Topper rayon suiting. This superb rayon fabric with its sturdy body is tops for all types oi Summer apparel. ManT lovely solid shadas to choose from, all 42 inches wide. Ask about Topper cloth tomorrow at Mann a $1 .11 For Cool Summertime Sleeping Comfort SHEER RAYON GOWNS For real sleeping comfort this summer wear a Sheer Rayon Gown. Here are new lace trimmed affairs in either Pink or Blue in sizes for both women and misses. See them tomorrow in the Underwear Section at Mann's. All Sizes $379 UNDERWEAR SECTION MAIN FLOOR A FAMOUS NAME "Wamsutta" 3 Piece TOWEL SETS Famous "Wamtutta" Bath Room Ensembles 22x44 in. Bath Towel. 16x28 Inch Hand Towel and 12x12 inch Wash Colth. Each one perfect In quality and superb In color tone such as Rosa, Cold. Blue, Jade and Pink. Why not decorate your bathroom with one of these truly lovely Wamsutta Seta. They are so Impressive. $987 Set of Three 1 tt 1 1 11 1 mi it 1 1 trMMimt mti MMtt ttteft "CANNON" Bath Towels A real Bath Towel value. Cannon's superb Snow Flower design terry iowel. Full 22x44 inches in else for lust 79c each. Now ready are shades of Blue, Jade, Rose, Peach and Cold. 79 ea.
