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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 19, 1950)
BIX MEDFOHD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THRIFTY THURSDAY THRIFTY THURSDAY THRIFTY THURSDAY CASUAL SHOES THRIFTY THURSDAY T-SHIRTS THRIFTY THURSDAY PEDDLE PUSHERS T- THRIFTY THURSDAY 100 Shoulder Strap BAGS 9 COTTON SKIRTS UQQ I a ft 1 T"V Hoy : w fi n w 1 WdneUy, April 19. 1950 n LEONS y tots m To TEENS VA Boy's & Girl's H COATS 1 AQQa a ft0 fas' .a UP cm ik 99 SquareDance SKIRTS 2 JEANS Wonderful Value 149 11 THRIFTY THURSDAY FANCY PANTS Chinese Nationals Wipe Out Communists Hong Kong, Apr. 19 1U.PJ Chinese nationalist troops on Hainan island wiped out 4,000 Chinese communist troops and blunted the edge of the latest communist invasion of the island, the newspaper Hpng Kong Stand ard reported today. The newspaper said the Invad ers were hacked by natjonalist ground troops while nationalist planes and warships cut off their communications with the mainland after the invasion was launched yesterday. It said also that Defense Com mander Gen. Hsueh Yuen had served an ultimatum on the re maining 1,100 communists to surrender by tonight or face a bloody aerial attack. Wild re joicing on the island followed the nationalist victory, the re port said. Pear Bureau Honored For Advertising Work New York, Apr. 19 The Oregon-Washington-California Pear bureau, with headquarters In Portland, was singled out for high honors in national advertis ing here today by the Associated Business Publications. The bureau received an award for the excellence shown In one of its 1949 advertising cam paigns, and competed with 300 other organizations for honors in a nation-wide contest sponsored by the ABP. The bureau was selected from the 300 as one of the 33 which made the best and most effective use of space in merchandising publications last year. mynei icuo lummy, Brifons Informed London, Apr. 19 U.R Brit ons were told today that they are In for another year of high taxes, austerity and frozen wages. Chancellor of the exchequer Sir Stafford Cripps told com mons that the nation still can not afford any considerable re ductions in taxation. He proposed a 1950-51 budget of $9,674,000,000, an increase of $224,000,000 over 1949-50. The largest item of extra cost was for the national health service, Britain's version of socialized medicine. ..... The United States budget for 1950-51 is $43 billion. All the attractive suggestions but forward for remissions of taxation must be put firmly on one side," Cripps said. "We have not yet reached the state of af fairs when considerable reduc tions are advisable." This Barber Trimmed I By Ambitious Thief La Grande, ore., Apr. i flj.R) Don Walker, La Grand barber, reported to police to day that he was literally trimmed by a thief who got away with $469 worth of equipment, including four pairs of clippers, eight sets of blades, a half dosen shears and a doxtn razors. McMinnville, Ore., Apr. 19 (U.R) Linf ield college broke a seventh-inning tie here yester day to upset the Salem Senators of the Western International league, 5 to 4. Lace and Ribbon Trim cj9C NEW SPRING For Boys and Girls YES . . . IT WILL SOON BE "SANDAL TIME" . . . AND LEON'S TOTS TO TEENS BRINGS YOU ONE OF ITS FINEST SELECTIONS . . . AND AT LOWER PRICES THAN EVER BEFORE. (While nd Red) "Two Strap" Always one of our best! Excellent fitting with ad justable straps . 225 to 27S " "Zy "r" Bs" I'ttif&lf Sturdy leather sandal design it'" " jaTM N. iu' or koyi long- OvL'- Vf i-J""" ,0,, ' (Brown) (White Tn Red) "T-Srrap" Ideal for dress or play new styling that will appeal to every little girl . , 2" to 350 "Crou Strip" New eye appeal with clever vamp treatment and It (Red White Tn) 298 (Red White Brown) Buckler" A favorite every year and even less In price . very good tor boys or girls! 298. 398 Mr SB AND T7 I JLL OOO THREE DAYS ONLY THURSDAY . FRIDAY .... and SATURDAY 9 a 4 With the Purchase of ANY Wt rn at 'WV4 A. M. or SUIT ;AT i U hV v YOU WILL RECEIVE 1 4 r ;1 r -5 r" IUUK UimnaiKIllfcLJ nuivn, vjr aini taik OF SHOES IN OUR STORE . SHOES WORTH UP .TO 16.95 a pair IT'S T7 UOAI SI 1ST S A THURSDAY . . . FRIDAY ... and SATURDAY . if If 7 wm , la if -J j 4 ' 'iJ v" V e e OR MORE mm and,fj I LEONS TOTS -TO -TEENS 105 EAST MAIN ST. A Regular 3.95 Value FT1 v
