TWELVE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Thursday, April 12. 194S
MSON SOLONS
NAMED 10 STATE
INTERIM GROUPS
Salem, Ore., April 12 (U.R)
Members of legislative Interim
committees appointed by Speak
er of the House Eugene Marsh
nnd SnnntA PrpsMpnt Hnwnrd
Belton were announced by the
two Oregon house leaders today.
The committees, appointed
after passage of authorizing leg
islation by the recent 43d session
of. the Oregon legislature, will
be active during the next two
years and will report to the 1945
legislature.
The committees and their
members named today Include:
Tax study committee (SJR2),
Sen. Newbry and Rep. Giles
French.
Legislative reapportion m e n t
study committee (SJR22), Sens.
Marshall Cornett and Lew Wal
lace and Reps. Alex Barry, E. W.
Kimberling and Ned Callaway.
Prison and institutional study
committee (SJR9), Sens. Frank
Hilton and Frederick S. Lamport
nd Rens. H. R. Jones. Pat
T.nnprenn and Jack Bain.
Veterans' welfare committee
(HJR15), Sens. Lee Patterson
and Ernest Fatland and neps.
Harvey Wells, Frank Van Dyke
and C. L. Ileuallen.
rMlrt Hfilinnuencv study com
mittee (HJR10), Sens. Thomas
Parkinson and Joel uoom anu
Reps. O. H. Bengtson, J. u
.lnhnum and Paul R. Hendricks
Statutory revision committee
rumR Cnm Trvinff Rand and
Paul Patterson and Reps. Carl
Francis, Robert Bennett ana w
W tlnlHorpp
Voters' pamphlet committee
(HB41S-417), Sen. Walker and
Reps. Giles French and Burt
Snyder. ,
Geology and mineral indus
tries committee, bens. L.ee rav
terson, William Walsh, Hex Ellis
Irving Rand and Ban ivewDy.
SGT. JACK YOUNG
Set. Jack T. Young, 19, Is
missing on a mission over Ger
many, according to a message
received from the war depart
ment Tuesday by his father Ray
Young. 327 North Grape street.
Ho is an aerial gunner with the
8th air force and had three more
missions left to complete his
tour of duty over Germany, ac
cording to his father.
Sgt. Young was a football
player at Medford high school
before entering the air corps in
July, 1943. He went overseas
Nov. 1, 1944.
His mother, Mrs. Lena Young,
resides at 329 North Riverside
avenue.
Dumbarton Plan
For World Group
Speaker's Topic
Discussing the proposals of
the original Dumbarton Oaks
conference for a United Nations'
Organization, Mrs. M. N. Hogan
of the Jackson County League
of Women Voters spoke at the
meeting of the Medford Kiwanis
club held Wednesday noon at
the Holland Hotel. Mrs. Hoean.
chairman of a league committee
which has been appearing be
fore many groups in an effort
to Inform the general public on
the proposed world group, ex
plained In detail the various
councils and how they were
expected to function.
' A guest at the luncheon was
Elmer E. Hight, Missoula, Mont,
a member of the Kiwanis club
in that city.
Clonlns time for CIuhUIfiI Ada B
a m. Too lnl to Clnulfy 13:30 0 m
TO STUDY TAXES
Senator Earl T. Newbry of
Ashland has been named a mem
ber of the Oregon senate tax
study commission provided for
by senate Joint resolution two
passed at the last session of the
legislature, he stated today
Newbry served as chairman of
the senate tax committee during
the session.
Newbry stated that the study
commission is to be made up of
13 members, including the pres
ident of the senate and speaker
of the house. Each of these will
also have the privilege of ap
pointing a member of the study
group.
An analysis of the state's tax
system and other research will
be made by the body which is
to report recommendations dur
ing the next legislative session
Toastmasters to
Hold Intra-Club
Speaking Contest
Beginning April 16 and run
ning through May 21, the Toast-
masters club will hold an intra-
club speaking contest at their
regular meetings in the Jackson
Hotel, according to D. D. Davis.
club representative.
There will be four, speakers
In contest each meeting night
with semi-final contests slated
May 28. Winners will defend
their position June 4.
The competitive speakers'
program is expected to prove
interesting and all members are
urged to be present each contest
night First four speakers will
be Elwood Hedberg, D. D. Davis,
O. W. Da Jarnett and Harold
Burelson.
"MAGIC BEANSTALK" TO
BE PRESENTED FRIDAY
"The Magls Beanstalk," oper
etta, will be given by children
of the Roosevelt school in the
school auditorium Friday, April
13, at 8 p. m. Doors will be
open to the public at 7:30 p. m.,
those in charge state.
Following presentation of the
musical production, fish ponds
and candy booths will be opened.
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not rot dmsn or men's shirts.
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AKES
Will Soon Be
Checked By
Law Enforcement
Officials! '
Avoid the ruth Have your brakes
checked NOW and adjustments mado if
necessary. We're expert brake men to
assure you a thoroughly dependable and
economical job!
CRATER LAKE
MOTORS
Sixth and Ivy Streets
f. e. PKNNKY CO.,, tN,e,
in print
Accentuate the smartness of your summer wardrobe with well chosen
rayon frocks in saucy solid shades and picture-pretty prints. Soft, figure
molding rayon jersey, full skirted, graceful; delicate sheers with pert
ruffled pockets; many oilier delightful frocks in one and two piece styles.
COLORFUL HEAD SCARFS 98c
Gay, practical scarfs for all around wear
ef colon to choose from.
wide variety
WOOL KNIT HEAD SCARFS 1.49
Another shipment of those big selling wool knit fascinator
scans grand array of rich colors.
Penney's Main Floor
Women's end Misses'
Spring Sweaters 2.98
Slipovers, sloppy or classic, In neat
fine gauge knitting or frankly coarse
stitch. Cardigans to wear alone or
along. Pretty pastel colors to fill a
girl's heart with feminine delight.
Coat Styles $3.98
Penney's Second Floor
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They're naturals for work and play time!
Women's Slack Suits
7.90
Rayon gabardine slack suits tai
lored for figure flattery. Band-bottom
jacket and mannish pockets.
A smooth flyside button closing.
Penney's Second Floor
Cynthia
Rayon SLIPS 1.29
Well cut slips In rayon satin or
rnvnn rrano urtth .lnctq(.tn cl.n..t
A der straps. Touched ud with iovelv
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Wi i"i.."r ueauy lauorea 11 you prcicr
Tea Rose. Parley's Main Floor
Women's Seersucker
1.
Dainty cotton crepe In gay prints
and stripes sizes 34 to 40.
Women's
Cotton HOSE 35c
Now that rayons are very scarce,
save yours with several pair of
these good quality lisle hose for ,
around home wear 8Vi to 10'4.
Penney's Main Floor
Just Arrived White ft Brown
Saddle Oxfords 3.49
The 1945 version of the most pop
ulnr stnndbv of clpvpr vnitntf 0irl
It has a wide, round toe, narrow
heel, and soft-as-cream rubber
soles. Penney's Main Floor.
Moccasin Casual A An
Loafers Are Here Too O.wW
Something new has been added to
your all-around favorite, the mocca
sin. Comfortable, clinging heel,
good smooth brown leather, and
stitched strap effect for style.
Non-Ration
PLAY SHOES 2.98
For carefree barefoot comfort at
the office or around the house,
choose gabardine play shoesl Sling
back pumps, sandals and ties, with
open toes and heels. Gay colors
that will harmonize with your
dresses and slacks Long-wearing
plastic soles. Putney's Main Floor
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Little Tots'
SUSPENDER SKIRTS
1.98
Youngs .ten
love suspen
der skirts
they go so
well with all
school clothes
The tops are
d e t achable,
too.
TOTS
BLOUSES
1.98
Darling cotton
blouses, with
tiny puffed
sleeves, and six
rows of tucking
down the iront.
Infants' Chenille
CRIB SPREADS
Dress up baby's bed with one of
these new chenille spreads white
and colored grounds heavily tuft
ed; sizes 42 x 60 inches O QQ
Second Floor (ai90
CRIB BLANKETS
Warm Esmond Crib Blankets
smartly decked with juvenile pat
terns excellent weight and wash
able size 36x50 inches, i "jo
Second Floor is 1 9
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Free and easy wool skirts to see you throueVa busy
season; sturdy, interesting rayons that thrive on hard
wear; all with well denned tailored lines, sharp pleats.
Blossom Tim Blouse Treats no
Good enough to eat; softly draped rayon .V"
crepes, filmy sheers; white, bright colors. i
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4-lb. weight
A top notch buy, In rich shades with matching rayon satin
vu, omuimicmi ul mese juj.r arrived and we
advise early shopping. Penney's Balcony
Beautiful Rayon Bedspreads With
Matching Window Drapes
DrP Bedspread
7.50 9.90
Drapes large flowing size
j 44 inches by 21 yards; rrsde
of same material as spread to
match,
Rich rayon In solid pastel
colors; both double and single
bed sire.
MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS
The first we've been able to get this year! Fine dress1
chambrays in solid colors neat fitting collars;
sizes 14'i to 17. '
STRIPED DRESS SHIRT&
Dressy stiipe on white and colored grounds. One
large table o these for your selection. 14Vi to 17.
MEN'S TIES
Bright colors In large prints subdued solid colors with
neat geometric designs and hand painted designs CP
on medium back grounds. OBIC
Penney's Main Floor
CORDUROY
PANTS 4.20
Believe It or not, we now
have those cords you've
been waiting forJust un
packed them. The same
high quality at the same
money-saving price. Men's
and young men's sizes.
. Penney's Main Floor
MEN'S COTTON
UNION SUITS
Good medium weight
unions with either short
sleeve, ankle length or full
sleeve and leg. jn ideal
garment for outside I Aft
work. Sizes 38 to 46. '3
Pennty's Main Floor
BOY'S WHIPCORD
PANTS 1.66
Sturdy, sanforized pants
for boys dark blue whip
cords that withstand lots of
wear and many washings;
sizes 6 to 16.
Penney's Main Floor
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Men's Dress Socks
Short or full length dress
hose In fancy and solid
color rayons and 9K
cottom. . wC
INFANTS' ROMPER SUITS
Tailored broadcloth suits for
baby and a wide variety of knit
suits In cotton rayon and part
wool; all sizes. 2nd Floor
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Gay New Seersucker
HOUSE COATS
4.98
Washable and practical
large floral prints, daintily
trimmed with lace. So eas
ily washed, and you don't
have to iron them. So easily
packed wrinkles don't
matter! Always crisp,
perky! 12-44. Clean-looking
stripes and feminine O 03
patterns, at 350
Penney's Second Floor
Smartly Tailored Gloves
98
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Styles you like In the year's
best colors. In dressy or
sport types.
Sparkling Patent
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nanooags
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i'ou 11 find popular styles
Kniun in mis assembled
collection. Handle types,
pouches, snap frames.
Other Bags at 2.91