SIXTEEN MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Thursday, March 17. 1953
Soviet Attack on US
Would Be Suicide'
San Gabriel, Calif. U.PJ
Rep. Patrick J. Hillings (R-j
Calif.) said today a Russian j
atomic attack on this country
"would be a "suicide mission be-i
cause in four hours we could j
destroy every Soviet city." j
"Americans have very little i
to worry about with respect to j
attack," Hillings told a gather-j
ing of savings and loan execu-l
tives here yesterday. "Even if!
the Russians should decide to j
attack us, they could get only as j
far as Seattle with the weapons !
they have at their command,, !
"This would be a suicide mis-1
sicn and you don't win a war j
with such tactics," he said. ;
"Within two hours after such an !
attack, we could assemble our
own offense and defense to the !
point that within another two j
hours, we, ourselves, could de
stroy every Soviet city."
GRANGE
Lake Creek Grange
Lecturer Eunice Pech of Lake
view Grange gave an interest
ing report on her trip to the
state lecturer's conference at
Corvallis. She hopes to have a
film shown at Grange that she
saw at Corvallis.
Ira Woolfolk announced a
meeting of the Sams Valley
Beagle Conservation District to
be held at Eagle Point on March
21.
Lake Creek Grange voted not
to participate in the exchange
meetings among the Granges, it
being the busy season of the
year during July or August.
Meetings will not be held
twice a month.
Lake Creek Grange members
voted in favor of having Smith
Hughes training or vocational
training in the Eagle Point high
school as soon as possible.
Mrs. Mark Hoefft is the Red
Cross representative for this
area. All that wish to contribute
may call her at her home.
Mrs. George B. Brown is im
proving from her illness, but
still at Sacred Heart hospital. It
is hoped that she may soon be
well enough to return home.
Next Grange meeting will be
April 14 at 8 p.m.
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every buy is perfect quality!
don't miss a single bargain!
COME SEE THE HOST OF SPECIAL ITEMS THEY HAVE PURCHASED - - - "JUST FOR YOU"! SAVE! SAVE!
Larger softwood trees in Ver
mont are being heavily overcut.
For every 1,000 board feet of
wood that is added to saw-timber
size softwood trees by
growth, 1,780 board feet are cut.
Dead line Sunday ClassMed Is at
noon Saturday; 10 a.m. Monday for
Monday: other days 5:30 previous day.
Demonstration
Friday & Saturday
March 18 & 19-
Miss Liiyan Fish,
Home Specialist,
Will Show You HOW TO
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BACK IN FABRICS
12 oz. spray can 9 95
BAF upholstery cleaner
oz. pkg. (makes
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Renews faded color
beauty of upholstery.
draperies, car top and
interior, canvas awnings,
rugs, etc.
14 Decorator Colors
Not a paint, tint dye
Won't stiffen texture
Sun, water, wear resistant
See how simple and easy it
is to renew beauty and color
to your faded materials!
Don't fail to attend this
amazing demonstration!
SPECIALISTS IN HOMEWARES
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THESE LADIES ARE IN CHARGE DURING LADIES' DAYS - GOME SEE THEM! THEY HAVE SOME TERRIFIC SPECIAL BUYS TO SHOW YOU!
Reading from left to right Pat Riebe, Acting Manager; Hazel McPherson, Asst. Manager; Irene Canum, Alteration; Hazel Walton, Women's Accessories; Lorraine Martolin, Women's Accessories; Erma Quinney, Boys'
Dept.; Lillian Edwards, Piece Goods; Hilda Fink, Office; Elizabeth Kennedy, Piece Goods; Norma Marsh, Women's Dresses; Margaret Herbert, Display; Mae Criswell, Stock Room; Enid Friend, Stockroom; Dorothy Kurovsky,
Office; Hazel Carter, Bedding; Marie Donahoe, Layaway; Edna Albern, Vo men's Coats; Dorothy Parsley, Office; Ida Gabbie, Girls Dept.; Ida Howenstine, Infants Dept.; Leond Robertson, Foundations.
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GABARDINE
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Spring
Colors
Sizes
36-46
MEN'S COVERT
WORK PANTS
Heavy weight
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Sizes
29-42
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non-slip leg locks, no-mar tips
heat and stain resistant tops
smart color combinations
30x30 inch.toDS. 26" high
convenient carry-home cartons chairs 2 for $5
150 Pair
WOMEN'S
HAND SEWN
Moccasins
Wedge sole
Beaded
6 New Colors
SPECIAL
200 Pair
Girls' Dressy
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Patents
Suedes
Calf
. Sizes 8'2-3
Women's Gabardine
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WASHABLE NYLON
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2 PAIRS
RAYON ACETATE
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400 Yds.
Better Quality
BUTCHER RAYON
All Full Bolts
Newest
Spring
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INFANTS
COTTON PLISSE
SLEEPERS
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Shirt and Elastic
Waist
Pants ,
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Wonder value at Penney's! Your
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BLOUSE BUYS GALORE!
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GIRLS SANFORIZED
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Extra Special! .
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cotton denim. 3 roomy patch
pockets. Sizes 1-14.
GIRLS NYLON
SLIP BEAUTY
Extra Special!
1.00
Save!
Girls' Polka Dotted Nylon Can
Can Slip has, tricot top, dotted
taffetized bottom. Sizes 1-12.
Hand washable.
SENSATIONAL REPEAT
SPECIAL PURCHASE
OF A PREVIOUS
SELL-OUT!
Men's
100 Wobl
Sportcoats
500
YOU MUST SEE THESE
All New Patterns
Fine Quality
Tailoring
Reg., Longs
36-44
A terrific selection of
new spring catterru in
tweeds and overplaids.
Colors are brown, blue
and grey combinations.
You will have to see these
to appreciate the tre
mendous quality at this
low price. The last ship
ment was a complete
sellout so hurry!
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SPECIAL
PURCHASE
GIRLS'
COTTON
DRESSES
With Matching
PANTIES
Sanforized
"Ruffle" Cloth needs
no ironing
98
EXTRA
SPECIAL
PURCHASE!
100 Better Quality
PLANTER TYPE
T.V. LAMPS
Metal and Baked
Porcelain
Modern Design
only
GIRLS'
RAYON LACE
TRIMMED
PANTIES
Pastel
Colors
2-14
4-
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