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v ; - Textiles From Loom Of Nation's Outstanding Weaver On Display An exhibit of textiles from the loom of Dorothy Liebes, con sidered the nation's outstanding weaver, will be on display in the windows of Mann's Depart ment store beginning today and remaining through Saturday. The exhibit, brought here by the Contemporary Book club, will be used by Mrs. Ernest Barnes in a talk on textiles at next meeting of the group and because of its outstanding na ture, is being made available to afYT fl W . mode with CINCH HOT CAKE MIX. Each pack age containi All necessary Ingredient!. Just add water, mix and bake. For a tasty change told Vi cup of grated cheese into package contents and bake. Try Cinch Waffle and Cinch Corn Bread, tool the general public. sirs. Liebes, who had charge of the decorative arts building at the World's Fair. Ran Fran. cisco, is now in business in San f rancisco and in addition to de signing and producing hand loomed textiles, designs fabrics and advises on color combina tions for textile manufacturers. The exhibit to be shown hpro comes from the Museum of Mod ern Art in New York and has been shown in other leading museums of the nation. Unique materials and color combinations have earned Mrs. Liebes' her nation-wide reputa tion. In addition- to the usual wool, cotton and rayon, the weaver uses raw silk, jute, bam boo reeds, nlastirs. rihhnn oincc yarn and other materials with unusual color combinations. In sririitinn in her cnmmoMiQl enterprises, Mrs. Liebes is also utiLiunai curecior 01 arts and skills for the Red Cross and has been eneaeeri in cpttincr i,n r,. grams for some 80 hospitals in me nation. Mrs. Barnes' lecture for the club, to be given during a meet ing next week at the home of Mrs. Edwin R. Durnn. i twins presented as part of the club's program on "post war develop ment" study theme for the year. In addition to Mrs. Liebes' ex hibit, Mrs. Barnes will use ma terials from Mann's store, includ ing the new glass fabrics, for her talk. Mrs. Harry Holmes, president of the club, made arrangements for display of the textile exhibit nere. i!3 The legislation program of the national congress of Parents and Teachers advocates provisions for maximum local control in all federal child welfare legislation. S53NQOOO Sll OX saav ypc wixs Si J HALSEYS FLEET EN ROUTE HOI; GIVEN SENO-OFF Honolulu. Oct. 11 OI.R) Ad miral William F. Halsey's "third fleet, bearing 38,000 crewmen and navy dischargees, was home ward bound today in a seven- mile-long procession headed by IS warships. Thousands of islanders gave Halsey a tumultuous sendoff as he steamed past Diamond Head aboard the flagship USS South Dakota. He will lead the fleet's victory parade into San Fran cisco bay about noon Oct. 15. Other units of the fleet will go to Seattle and San Pedro for Navy day celebrations. Warships En Route Also en route from the Pacific to the west coast was a big-flo1 tilla of warships commanded by Vice Admiral John H. Towers, commander of the second carrier task force. Due in San Francisco next week was the navy transport josepn i. uickman which ar rived from Manila yesterday car rying 1,419 American, British and Canadian army soldiers and civilians liberated from Jap anese prison camps. The group included 555 U. S. army men and 96 officers, most of whom were with Gen. Jonathan Wain wright on Bataan. The transport Storm Kinf, touched Pearl Har bor carrying 600 liberated Eng lish. Dutch and Canadian pris oners. Halsey Leads The battleships Texas and Ar kansas preceded the third fleet's main force under a "change of plan." The Texas is en route to San Pedro and the Arkansas will disembark its dischargees at Se attle. Halsey led the following ships toward the west coast:- For San Francisco Battle ships South Dakota, Alabama, Wisconsin and Colorado; cruiser Vicksburg and Destroyers De Haven and Moore. Rear Admiral J. F. Shafroth, whose flag flies from the Alabama, was in charge of the unit. For Seattle Battleship Iowa, cruiser Amsterdam and destroy ers Taussig, Brush and Swenson, all under command of Rear Ad miral Oscar C. Badger. The Colo rado will go to Seattle after dis embarking its passengers at San Francisco. For San Pedro, Cal. Battle ships Nevada and West Virginia, and destroyer Collect, under Rear Admiral I. C. Sowell. NEW WORLD-WIDE LABOR UNION TO PERON'S POLICE Washington, Oct. llflJ.PJ A new world labor organization claiming 75,000.000 members under mixed communist, social ist and left wine leadership is making its first public bow this week. The organization was estab lished Oct. 8 in Paris after a meeting of delegates represent ing 46 countries which began on Sept. 25. The United States was represented by an all-CIO dele gation led by Sidney Hillman. Drives Wedge The name is the World Fed eration of Trade Unions. Its creation drives another wedge between the Congress of Indus trial Organizations and the American Federation of Labor here. The AFL has refused to participate in any International labor organization in which the Soviet Union or the CIO are rep resented. Prior to the Paris meeting the British Trades Union Congress met in Blackpool, England. George Meany of the AFL ad dressed that congress, charging that Russian trade unions were instruments for the "virtual en slavement" of millions of Rus sian workers. Remarks Protested Russian spokesmen bitterly protested Meany's remarks. But the World Federation of Trade Unions, with the CIO and the Russian unions both in power ful positions within its organiza tion, still hopes for AFL partici pation. Dispatches from Paris Indicate that the new labor organization expects the present leadership of the AFL ultimately to be overthrown. The new leaders would be expected to bring the American federation into the world group. Frenchmen Leader Meantime the World Federa tion of Trade Unions gets going with a Frenchman of mixed com munist and socialist sympathies in the driver's seat. He is Louis Saillant, a 35-year-old leader of French underground resistance to the Germans after the 1940 armistice. He has no formal po litical affiliations but has sup ported communist views as often as socialist views in the day by day development of French politics. Buenos Aires, Oct. 11 (U.R) The two chief police officials charged with enforcing Argen tina's state of siege were depos ed tclay in the wake of the forc ed resignation of Col. Juan Peron, "strong man" of the mil itary government. The two were" in charge of police who used Tommy guns, tear gas and sabers to break up anti-government demonstrations and jailed 2,000 protesting stud ents in the past week. Peron resigned yesterday as vice president, war minister and labor minister in the govern ment which he had led with an iron hand. Whether Feron's resignation effectively ends his reign of power still was not clear.. For eign Minister Juan I. Cooke ad mitted at a press conference that Peron may have resigned only to givi him political freedom to Thursday, del. 11, 194S MEDFORD MAIL-TRIBUNE SEVEN run for office in the elections. The first lines 1938 set for next April. B. P. BUYS RAILS Southern Pacific company Is placing orders for approximate ly $9,600,000 worth of new steel rail and rail fittings for use nract year, enough for re-laying T25 miles of track. President A. T Mercier announced today. About 43,700,000 auto tires need recapping now as compared with 22,000,000 in 1944. HELD OYER! 3rd Week By Popular Demand Don Siglow's Band Steak and Chicken Dinners Jimmy O'Brien Opening Oct. 14 Take-ll-Easy Lodge Mae and Ann McBe Closed Tuesday Ei'i'iii'i- w. it 151,1 jpu ' iitffcaniM.Vif'nffltliffin,nrm'r-l-T- 1 iSSinnl I ...... y ?A n mwi Mil irwrMmnwimmimnn i 1 1 1 immwmmTnnim n 11 mnmnrai in . - r.. .... ..... ..... v. v..-.-.-. . 1 tr 1 Alhers NEWS 1 1 TV 0 & s '-1 i ' f ff $ IJSsANl&S THPIILILIEI m Whom shts eor.iE to Tovm Jiist recently Introduced already firit cnolce it thou sands of Western breakfast tables. That's th quick success story of New Albers Corn Flakes.' .V-A. It's "oven freshness" that makes the big difference! The only corn flakes made in the far West, they're naturally days fresher, days crisper. With a delicious, new "just right" texture that's plenty satisfying. Even triple wrapped besides you bet you'll enjoy 'em at their "oven fresh" best. So 'dig in taste the difference today. See if you don't cheer, too, for that appetite-tempting "oven f rishncrr." no other corn flakes can offer. ALBERS NEV MILL MAKES CEREAL TRIUMPH A REALITY vr-m -ws li t ib, i tit, Urint, moil mrdern crrrll mill on tht Ptcifc Cottlt We Give S & H Green Stamps y S Hold Your War Bonds! Give Because You Care 2 SI HE 3 Every dollar you give your Medford Community Chest and War Fund provides help where help is most need ed. It buys a happier future for everybody. It builds better, stronger America. Give generously this year. Make your contribution as big as your heart. FRESH FROZEN FOODS Gut Green Beans Fresh Frozen Peas 'pitV. Raspberries 16 oz. pkg. Spinach 14-01. 23l 28l FISHER'S FLOUR Fisher's Blend $.20 25-lb. bag I Pancake Flour 4 lc 2-lb. bag I i Eastern Buck- 73c wheat " 2Bab3 L J BETTY CROCKER Green Pea Soup It's New and Delicious 3 pkgs. 27c Prices Effective Friday and Saturday, October 12, 13 Corn Flakes ig. pkg. 5c Alber'i New. The Regular 11c Pkg. While They Lash Cigarettes carton 1 .29 All Popular Brands In Stock. Sardines no. i tan tin 1 5c In Tomato Sauce. Century Brand Monterey Sardines 4 Points. Sweet Wines fifth 1 .05 Oregon Loganberry, Currant or Sweet Red Grape. Biiaft XGUIAR RALSTON : OQ OR fHSTAfir RALSTOtf tOli ONucoa Margarine 12 pis. lb. 27c O Prune Juice, Trupak, quart bottle 29c O Krispy Crackers, Sunshine, 2-lb. ctn. 33c O Fresh Egg Noodles, Jiffies, IS-oz.pk. 22c O Light Bulbs, Mazda "i4e.6x watl lie O Light Bulbs, Ver-da-Ray, inc. tax, ea. 27c The Daylight Bulb 40, 60 watt Ml V C D C Sure we have 'em Ginger Ale, Tom Collins, Lime I A L II O Rickey, Upper 10 Tnhnnn'c Velvet Pocket size 11c package I U U u b U U S Granger Pocket size . . no Limit ah you want 3 pkgs. 25c Gwyev's Market WHERE YOU GET QUALITY FOR LESS PRICE U. S- and Federally Inspected Meats - Piggly Wiggly S. Riverside at 13th and S. Central O Closed Sundays O 4-H CLUB BEEF IS READY TO START CUTTING Fattened by Walter Cahail, Antelope TREAT your family with a ROAST or STEAK BEEF - Grade AA and A with points UTILITY GRADE BEEF - point free TURKEYS FRYERS HENS RABBITS-Frying Size HOT TAMALES CHICKEN 2 for 39c FRESH FISH and OYSTERS SAMPLE THESE JUICES HERE SATURDAY ORANGE JUICE - can 53c Standby 46-ox. The natural flavor of California Valencia Oranges. You can't tell it from Fresh Orange Juice. GRAPEFRUIT JUIGE, can 36c Standby 46-ox. Unsweetened Texas Grapefruit Juice. VEGETABLE JUICE COCKTAIL can 34c Standby 46-ox. tin. The coimbned juice of Tomato, Celery, Carrot, etc. It's really good and good for you. SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL THE ABOVE JUICES BY THE DOZEN Closed Ail Day Sunday-Open 'til 8 o'Clock Saturday Night ii PLENTY OF PARKING SPA Msssssni.. tlMIMaBMnksssMnHs duityis)M
