SIXTEEN MEDFORD (OREGON)
MAIL TRIBUNE Thursday. May US '
Free Schooling
Program for Korea
Veterans Studied
Washington U.ffl The House
Veterans Committee is working
toward approval of a free school
ing program for Korean war vet
erans. Under key provisions of the
bill as tentatively approved so
far a Korean veteran would get
$110 a month for education If
jingle and $150 if he had de
pendents. Would Make Payment!
The veteran would make tui
tion payments himself, keeping
the rest for living expenses. In
this respect the measure will
jiff- thA World War II
Bill of Rights. Under that leg
islation, the government sent tu
ition money direct to the schools.
38 Months Maximum
The new bill as it shaped up
in advance of a final committee
vote, would provide IVi days of
schooling for each day of Ko
rean service. The maximum
would be 36 school months,
enough to complete a four-year
college course.
Unlike the GI bill for World
War II veterans, the new one
would not permit free schooling
in such things as bartending,
dancing, and personality courses.
The Grange
Preceding the regular meeting
of Phoenix Grange on May 13.
Lecturer Jake Arnold introduced
. 14 candidates for local office in
the May 18 primary election.
r-u ennka hrieflv.
Thu station of Flora with
Hattie Hendrickson in charge
presented a Mother's day pro
gram and readings on flowers.
Featured was a portrait of an
old fashioned mother In a beau
tiful authentic dress of 1885 bor
rowed for the occasion from Mrs.
Paul Skinner.
Grange opened in form with
Master Claude Hutton in the
chair. The charter was draped
for W. J. Ferns.
uic chnirmnn Mvrtle Hixon
announced next regular meeting,
May 27, will be a potluck din
ner, starting at 7 p.m. Serving
committee will be Mr. and Mrs.
George Drake, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Ward and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Hunter. Two dishes are required,
a hot dish, salad or dessert.
H.E.C. will meet at the home of
Edith Poe on Wednesday, May
21. Dessert luncheon will be
served at 1 p.m.
Wavs and Means Chairman
Faye Lewis announced a dance;
Saiurday night, May 17, at the;
hall and a scrap iron drive toi
help defray expense of the
Grange candidifte for queen.;
Ethel Carr was appointed chair
man for a Grange float in the(
May Festival parade.
Brother and Sister Ward are
visiting friends in the valley and
were greeted by many members!
of their home Grange. I
Phoenix Grange, with over
200 members, voted to protest
the action of the ruecuora cuy
council on daylight-saving Hme
and were amazed that they con
templated passing an ordinance
contrary to the ruling of the
governor of Oregon and the ma
jority of the voters 47 To of Jack
son county.
California dedicated ten new
tree farms, containing 487,867
acres in 1951.
Court Records
t'OI.U K COURT
Barbara A Hamack, violation I
bafir rule, $10
Ben T. Broun parking" on wrong
tide of ttrpct. $2 SO.
Georue Hilton Jr., violation of
hat.tr nil. S10.
Perl M Stoy. expired motor v
mete luente, ..
Ul STRICT COURT
Donald Day Hartley, failura to yield
riRht nf wnv. $10
Henry Jee Weld, failur to atop
t poled intersection. $10.
MAKKIAGE I K f N8F.S
C.ien A Cierrard. 20, of 3,11 West
ftth street, Mcdford. and Wllla Jnmt
Mrarlnr. 17 name adrtM
Donald Verrtine fcrtekunn. 1. of
(MS Cedar Mreet. Medford. and La
Wanda Charlene Hudson. 17. of 210
Walter Wade Lee. j Myrtle Creek, i
and l'ey iune rvenncay, oi. jw
land
Dino ten Pat anui-vl. 31. Medford
airport and Norma Mnv Atiman, 18.
of 1213 Tenth utreet, Medford.
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FOR
GROCETERIA
SAVINGS!
Cottons ...
Cottons,
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save more tomorrow and Saturday!
MISSES' CLOSE-OUT
SKIRTS
SPECIAL!
Cool
Crisp
Comfortable
Cottons
A CINCH
TO WASHI
Perfect for
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A Terrific
Value at
This lower
Prlcel
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wonderful Carnival eollectiont
bigger and better
muss CAKXIVA
Terrific buys . . ter
rific styles. Woven
ginghams, chambrays
and printed cottons
that art so suited for
warm weather wear! Interesting patterns, attrac
tive! details. Washable, everyone. A top notch
carnival buy. Misses' and junior sizes.
SWING COTTONS
PRINTED EMBOSSED
PRINTED BROADCLOTH
QUILTED COTTONS
PRINTS ft PLAINS
CHECKS and STRIPES
STRAIGHT LINE & PLEATED STYLES
Over a hundred from which to choose
every type of skirt you might like.
All sizes and colors. Each skirt has
been repriced for your Opportunity
Days Shopping. Hurryl
Big New Shipment!
BLOUSES
SLEEVELESS COTTON
In Both Cottons
FANCY DETAILS SMART
BROADCLOTH
COLORFUL COOL
CHAMBRAY
DEEPTONS SEMI-SHEER
The season's favorite Sleeveless Cottons. Easy to
wear, easy to care for so right for summerl New
selection. Sizes 32 to 38. Whites and pastelsl
Penney'i Fashion Floor
LITTLE TOSS OVERS
. IN SNOW WHITE
EMBOSSED COTTON
BIG
atLtCTlON $
7
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Hurry and See These
SUMMER PPAREL
ElIHMi
PENNEY'S FASHION FLOOR
Still Good Selection of Rayon
Bemberg PRINT DRESSES Os
At this Very Low Price O
PENNEY'S FASHION FLOOR
HUQEtYS
SPECIAL PURCHASE!
LIMITED QUANTITY
100 NYLON
PRINTS
90
3
Little toss-over that's such
handy topping for almost
anything in your summer
wardrobe , . . little fly-away
jackets In crisp hobnail
bossed cotton cut with a
flared back. It's new with
shorts, cute with slacks, per
fect with dresses ,'. . in spank
ing white, sizes 10-18.
OVER 100
BIG ft LITTLE GIRLS
EMBOSSED COTTON
SUMMER DRESSES
BRIGHT
CRISP
COTTONS
light ground embotied eotteni with
clever printi -and trim. Perfect for your
daughter for tchool or lummer dren up.
Very waihable needi little ironing. Cool,
comfortable looking. Don't wait, buy a
couple tomorrow real value each and
every onel
2
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3 lo 6X
300
7 to 14
JUNIOR
ft HALF SIZES
Not often are we able to offer such values as this nor were we able to get too
many. Imagine all Nylon Prints at this low pricel Quick drying little or no iron
ing. All in attractive summer printsl Junior and Misses' sizes.
Penney's Fashion Floor '
WOMEN'S SUMMER
SUITS
BUTCHER WEAVE RAYONS
RAYON CHECKS & PLAINS
TERRIFIC BUYSI
Out they go at this greatly re
duced price of only $10. A real
chance to save and a real
chance to save .and a real
chance to fill your wardrobe
needs. Summer styles, summer
colors style and season right
each onel
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GAYLY PRINTED
PLISSE HOUSECOATS
JUST WASH 'EM NO
IRONING NEEDEDI
Wonderful for Summerl
Fast colors Gay colorsl Sea-
son perfect plisse housecoats VVJ Am
at this very low Penney pricel mL
No particular care needed, Jr3
they wash like a charm, "W
need no ironing. A real buyl
REDUCED LADIES
BLOUSES
100 NYIONS
FUSSY RAYONS QO
COTTONS II
TWO BIG TABLES U
LOADEDI
to
Not many alike but all are
exceptional buys. From Ny-
Ion to Cotton they can be ff f
yours for extra savings.
Whites and pastels, sizes 32 e
to 38. Hurry in tomorrowl
WOMEN'S 100 WOOL
SHORT COATC
All Originally Priced Much Higherl
REGULAR LENGTH
VERY BRIEF
Down they go in pricel Better
coats in all wool, checks and
plains, smart detailing. Com
fortable summer lengths and
weights. All fully rayon lined.
Hurry in and save.
15
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OPPORTUNITY BUYS from PENNEY'S INFANTS' DEPT.
WOODEN
Fashion Floor
CRIB
2288
Birchwood crib. Full front
panel, scalloped top, decol
decoration, steel spring,
adjust to four positions.
Standard size. Hurry while
they lastl
PLASTIC COVERED
INNER SPRING
Crib Mattress
JUVENILE PATTERN
PLASTIC COVERED
Hi Chair Pads
goo
166
HEAVYWEIGHT COTTON
Training Pants
JUU
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Another true value! Heavy
gouge plastic with juvenile
pi int. Innerspring construc
tion. Standard crib size.
Several baby colors. Hurryl
A chance to save an ideal
gift at this low opportu
nity pricel Pink, blue,
maize and white fits any
regular high chair! Tough
lasting plastic.
Heavy knit, elastic top
training pants in pure
white. Knit crotch. They
will wear and wear and
really fit, too. Don't wait
get several pair while all
sizes are available.
WOMEN'S ft GIRL'S SUMMER
STRAW HATS
BIG SELECTION
OF COLORS ft STLYES
NATURALS
PASTELS
WHITE
ft NAVY
Stnwj that, formerly sold for much
more to go jit ths new low prices!
Yes. style that is right for you for
sure! Take advantage of this ooportun
ity and save while you dress up for
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Opportunity!
VALUES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
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