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EIGHT- 7FORD MAIL TRIBUNE Mender. April 16, 194S FSA JROIRS ASKED TO IKE REQUEST EARLY Farm security borrowers or other farmers In Jackson county who will need new or supple manful FSA credit to carry out this year's farming operations are asked to coniaci ine cuumy supervisor's office as soon as possible to Insure available loan funds, states Bruce r.. oicwun. county FSA supervisor, 211 Fluhrer building. ah hnrrnwprs whose farm plans Indicate additional credit will be neeaea Deiore new w funds become available late In July should complete application unless credit is available through other channels. Every effort will be made to hold sufficient funds to cover borrowers whose needs are made known during the next four to six weeks. Other farmers unable to se cure adequate credit for live stock, feed needs and other op erating goods necessary for ef ficient use of their land re sources are eligible for FSA loans' and management assist ance. Where necessary, part of the loan can be made for ad vance cash rent or limited re pair for farm buildings. oLans are repayable over a five-year period on recoverable goods and bear 8 per cent interest on the unpaid balance. Detailed information may be secured at the county office on Fridays or from county FSA farmer committeemen. They In clude Edward A. Chamberlain. Eagle Point; Earl Ulrlcn, Iran and Edward P. Vilas, route 3 Medford. Cachet to Mark East-West Hop A cachet to commemorate the first direct east-west flight by United Air Lines between New England and the Pacific coast will be serviced by the Boston and Hartford offices of United Air Lines, according to John J Hart, United's manager of postal service. The Inaugural flight has been et for May 1. ' Separate cachets have been de signed for Boston and Hartford and Hart advises collectors to send covers to United Ah- Lines' offices at 537 Statler Office Building, Boston, and the Bond Hotel. Hartford, If they desire a complete set. Old Talent Church Being Refurnished Talent, April 16. Workmen have completed remodeling the Friends church here and work of painting the furniture and ex terior Is scheduled. ' The structure, built In 1871 and used as a Baptist church for many years, had fallen into dis repair. Improvements stnrted 10 months ago, Include rebuilding chimneys, leveling foundation, adding porch and vestibule, re wiring, installing new heater, pulpit rail, Sunday school screens and tables, lowering ceil ing and finishing ceiling and walla with Celotex. TRAINING FILM SLATED FOR STATE GUARD MEET First Lt. Oscar E. Sabln of the Oregon State Guard announced Saturday that a recent training film would be shown by the guard Tuesday night. The film will be shown at the armory and all past, as well as present mem bers of the guard, are urged to be In attendance. Friends of members are also welcome. The meeting Is set for 8 p. m. ! Flyers Recover I Muroc, Cal., April 16 U.R i Flight Officer Richard M. i Senge, Battle Creek, Mich., and Pfc. Glenn Munro, Jamaica, I Long Island, N. Y., today were In : the Muroc Army Airfield recov-i ering from frostbite received when their plane crashed in the : anow-covcrcd Techachapl moun tains Wednesday night. Clwlnt lime Mr Similar Too Ltt to Clauify 5 30 Saturday afternoon Pleate remember nuimiiiiaiiajiimu Doss MORE Than Relieve warn Mff& ALSO Relieve! Accompanying nervous, weak, lired Feelings-due to this cause Do functional periodic dlaturhanrea make jou leel o ntrvoua, Jittery, hlshitrunn. cranky, tired at auch tlniMr Then don't delay try this treat medicine Lvdla g, ptnkham a vegetable Compound to relieve auch aj-mpuima. It nn.ea nvrunrj Plnkham'a Compound la famous not only to relieve auch monthly pain but alao accompanying nerroua, hlfhrtrune; feellnire of thte nature. Taken regularly thla great time, teated formula help btiild up ra autanco agalnit auch dlatreea. 4 eery eenxbte rhino- to do Alio grand tomachlo tonic I Follow label direo Uona. Buy today. VIOITAtLI COMPOUND Camp White Saves On Coal Bill by Salvaging Wood Camp Whiter Salvaged wood for fuel has been used so sue cessfully at this post that it has resulted in coal savings of over 63 per cent during the first 10 days of April, it was announced by the office of the post en gineer. During that time 191 tons of wood, equivalent to 111 tons of coal, were burned In barracks, offices, warehouses and mess halls, necessitating the use of only 57 tons of coal. All wood was salvaged from the reserva tion. Equivalent savings have been made since January when Col. John R. Young, post commander, nut Into effect at this camp a conservation program to help overcome the 22,000,000-ton na tionwide coal deficit. GOLD HILL SOLDIER ON . DUTY IN FRANCE Gold Hill, April 16 First Sgt. Joseph L. Shoemaker Is now in France with the 1024th Engi neers. He writes that the weath er is somewhat like that of Ore gon. He has served 12 years in the army. Pfc. Edward Shoemaker and wife were to arrive in Gold Hill Sunday for a short visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Shoemaker. Mrs. Melvin Davis left April 12 for Oakland, Ore., for a short visit. GERMANS DISORGANIZED London, April 16. (U.PJ The Berlin radio said today that the German high command has lost all contact, except by radio, with 'vast regions" of the reich. SEI FOR ASHLAND Annual spring conventionette of Crater Lake Christian En deavor Union, embracing all at filiated Christian youth groups in Jackson and Josephine coun ties, will be held at the Ashland Christian church April 20, ac cording to Lowell Hall, president of the organization. Among special leaders of the sessions will be Vernon L. Fish back, Portland, executive secre tary of the state union. Local leaders will be the Rev. Earl Downing, host pastor; the Rev. Delbert Daniels of the Medford First Christian church, who will deliver the convention address at 8 p. m. on the theme: "Christ Calls"; Miss Joyce Fraley, sec retary; Miss Jean Lydiard, presi dent of the local Presbyterian young people and a member of the program committee; the Rev. and Mrs. Gilbert Cays, of the Central Point Church of Christ; the Rev. Milo C. Ross of the Friends church, Medford; Ever ett McGee, Ashland; the Rev Gordon Hypes of Grants Pass, and the. Rev. Harry Hansen, Med ford Presbyterian pastor. Sessions begin at 2 p. m. Fri day, and the afternoon will be given over to a series of six study groups and conferences, of which the delegates may choose a possible three. "How to Study the Bible," "Prayer Meetings and Devotional Life," "Social Committee Work," "Extending the Societies," "Youth Problem Discussion," "Union Work" are subjects to be discussed. Later In the afternoon there will be a period of recreation, led by the Ashland youth. The annual banquet at 6:30 will be a no-cost carry-in affair In which the host church ladies will provide the service, cover ed dishes, and drinks, the dele gates bringing salads and des serts. Jim Fraley of Medford will act as toastmaster. Closing service will convene at 8 p. m., with special musical numbers an incidental features, a talk by Secretary Fishback, and address by the Rev, Mr. Dan iels. 1 All youth of the valley are invited to attend the convention, which is Interdenominational in character, and the work of which can be adapted to the needs and service of any Chris tian group. Delegations are ex pected from Grants Pass, Eagle Point, Central ' Point, Talent. Medford, Phoenix and Ashland. TRUST SUIT OPENS Danville, 111., April 16. (U.PJ The government's anti-trust suit against the great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. opens today before Federal Judge Walter G Lindley who will hear the case without a jury. The trial Is ex pected to last nine weeks, six for the government and three for the defense. Cloalnr time for Classified Ads 8:30 a. m. Too Late to Classify 12:15 p. m. Joint Installation For VFW Post to Be Held Tuesday Night Joint Installation ceremonies for V. F. W., Crater Lake post and auxiliary, will be held Tues day at 8 p. m. at the Armory Preceeding the ceremonies will be a short musical program fol lowed by the administering of the obligation to a class of re cruits of world war II. Invitations have been extend ed to heads of veterans and pa triotic organizations in the city to attend and delegations from Del Rogue post and auxiliary at Grants Pass headed by Depart ment Commander Pete Fred erickson and Ashland V. F. W post and auxiliary will attend Victor Robb, world war Z vet- SPRING MERCHANDISE Coats. Suits. Millinery Alterations by Experts Specializing LADIES' COATS & SUITS IN HALF SIZES Burelson's Ladies' Ready-To-Weat 31 No. Central Avenua Metal DUST-PANS 39c PAR - STORES 231 W. Main FIRESTONE HOME AND AUTO SUPPLIES eran will be Installed n eom-Erbei Is president-elect of the I served at the close of tho eve. mander of the post. MargaretJ auxiliary. Refreshments- will be ' ning's entertainment. THE OLD JUDGE SAYS.. "When you think of the sacrifices our fight ing men are making in this war, it's hard to figure out how we'U ever repay them, isn't it, Judge?" "Yes, it really is, Tom. There are only certain thing3 we can do. Such as. ..write them cheerful letters often. Send them favorite gifts from time to time. Work harder than ever to provide them with everything they need to finish their job quickly. Buy more and more War Bonds . . . pay for the ammunition and fighting equip ment they must have." "All that still seems kind of small com pared with what they're doing for us, Judge." "True, but it's about all we older folks back home can do, Tom. Except one more thing. And that is to be sure our fighting men come home to the same kind of country they left behind. The kind of country their letters tell us they want Nothing changed that they don't want changed while they're away and unable to express their wishes." rail Jnrfbanral ipomarcd by Cmjatmt . A Itstoffc Bntiap ImhaSHa. Im, To EVERY EMPLOYEE In JACKSON COUNTY Your "E" Bond Purchases for April, May and June... Count in the 7th War Loan Invest All You Possibly Can! Jackson County's "E" Bond Quota Is $1,067,000 Nearly 50 per cent More Than In Any Previous Drive! April 9 to July 7th your "E" bond payroll purchases will count In the "Mighty 7th" war loan. One of the two'drives this year t planned to do the work of the three drivet in 1944. About 50 more "E" bond quota to make, but an extra month and a half to do it. Let's not waste a day. If we do, it will be only that much harder to make up in June. Published In cooperation with the Jackion County Commute, for the 7th War Lean by Don't place the responsibility upon your employer . . advise him at once to make payroll deductions from your check for the purchase of "E" bonds, or if you desire a different plan for deductions let him know your preference. Here is a job that must interest every single employee of this area, "to make our quota a . a it's up to you." BREAD and CAKES
