estival
o Be Held
On April 5
S ,te coniputillon fontlvul spon
j i... tlm Southern Orvuon
Co it AnhlunU will bo hold
K Atiril 6, uullvltlcs run-
I, ihroimh the dny from 0
I'f '." ill .1 m A Innliillun
Slum tor tho ovont wu
Ined by members of tho ox-
".nl- ...... ..nlllim Ufhlfh liu.i rn.
I" Y ...ill. ni. F.lnwi N. Rtnvnn.
li nt tlm Southern Oregon COl-
fffnim'onlttl music In tho Mud
TkUooU; Jack W. Francis,
I.iftnr 01 insiruii.ei.iui iiuihiv
t Supp. In chnrHO of music lit
ujAflciilloim for tho piirtlclpaU
f JCllOOl" mm ................ w
lowInK Iuwiih will bo remo
"i,i bv ono or more mimical
. vliy, Includinu wind, or-
.l. f.luh. vnrlil inlf In.
ffniiicntiil s010"' and onircmblos:
f id Coos ni'ver, Grants Pass,
I. '..I..,.. Iliiuun Rlvor. Hohu-
t,t, and Cociullle.
i i ..l.,lnllu nlnn.
U (or two dnyii, Friday und
Liurduy. 0111 DOCHUmi '
ru,lng sltuntlon the commltleo
dcnl of time devlHlnil u
hedll ! till" coma uc run uu
m" ,i , llinl few nnrllc-
LU would bo obliged to stay
ttrnlKht. Tho festival, which
Iftn discontinued bocnutro of
Kromlsx renmnune Its old
Le color nnd Interest, accord'
Ep 0 UlC CIIIIIIIHlivu in .h'.
hurch Council
ontinues Confab
ii i . ... ,.( u
L i I UtittnU fnnl It
frit postwiir convention todny
I i.l it I nntlnnnl nil4 r1 ( t-wn ii
Gill 11 HUH"'"" MHVt .uvv.,u(1
iriom nttondlnH tho .rut post-
Lir mooting.
The flCICgmoa ifpuiu inuai ui
CARNIVAL
By Dick Turner
IHC 1. M MO U f AT. Off
"1 Wl.nl Ifl minlnnt.. fnr ll.n nr. ..f iu
y ".'..'f' ...v umi.uiunLv ui inc rumpus
room Elmo nnd I were busy down litre the oilier nlglit ,
thrusliing out a few household problems!"
Settlement Sought
On Berthing Site
PORTLAND, Miirch 28 (P)
dipt. E. E. Thome, supervisor
of Hie maritime commission's re
serve fleet mooniyc here, was
conforrliiK today with Rear
Adm. F. A. Zeuslcr, Seattle, In
un effort to reach a settlement
In coast Kuard objections to a
Columbia river sile for berthing
the surplus criitl.
The officer told the Port of
Portland authorities yesterday
the miirllime commission pro
gram, which means a $5,000,000
annual ship repair nnd main-
yesterday
meetings.
departmental
tcnanco Industry to the city.
could be restored If the coast
guard and army engineers with'
drew objections.
Joints made with animal tduo
have a tensile strength of more
than 5000 pounds per square
inch twice as strong as wood
itself.
General Clamps Lid On Yanhs
S vutvviuzintj With Jap Girls
By TOM LAMBERT
TOKYO. Mdrch 28 (A'l In
Japan this spring the young
American s fancy won t turn so
lightly to thoughts of fraterni
zation. The general said "no."
Tho provost marshal is assess
ing a $io fine lor each public
display of fancy turning.
Since Lt. Gen. Robert L.
Eichclbergcr's ban on arm-in
arm sironing of U. S. soldiers
und Japanese girls three days
ago, the provost marshal's of
fice has made 40 arrests. The
army quite stiffly declines to
discuss lis scales of fines, but
they average $10.
Tho ban already is "effec
tive, and will become more so,"
announced Gen. C. S. Ferrin,
Tokyo provost marshal. "It def
initely is beneficial."
"We don't want to hit our
men too hard. If we find a sol
dier holding hands in public
with a Japanese girl, we warn
him and notify his company
commander.
"But any unseemly public
aispiay, sucn as having an arm
uround a girl , . ."
The general shook his head.
Tho brass of rank Is no pro
tection, either. Ferrin himself.
his moustache bristling, bounced
from his office to accost an
army captain whose arm en
circled the waist of a Japanese
nurse.
And there was the case of the
navy lieutenant commander . . .
Two military policemen were
on their way to the movies
when out of the gloom lurched
what one described as "a king
of second Hunchback of Notre
Dame." 'Putting duty ahead of
cinema, they investigated. It
was the lieutenant-commander,
carrying a Japanese woman
piggy-back.
He explained, quite simply,
that the lady was tired.
Tho MP's explained with
equal simplicity that, rank or
no rank, he was going to the
stockade for such conduct. He
doubted it.
He was convinced, however,
when they drove away from the
stockade leaving him inside it.
Salem Voters Okay
Special Tax Levy
SALEM, March 28 (JP) Salem
voters approved by a 324 to 24
margin a $135,640 special levy
to meet increased school costs
for the next year.
Half of the amount would be
offset by state income tax sur-
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HBBAI.I a NEWS, Kl.math falls, Ore. TnUBSDAY. Marck M, JM, trnf
nlll.Q f.inrTs. TfiA vaef . 'urVtlnfe
would be levied against property,
will be used to pay $9000 in
automatic salary increases, start
a teacners retirement program,
finance night school classes, and
pay increased maintenance costs.
Mexico is one-fourth as large
as the United States.
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Costs have gone up on just about everything including the operation of a drug store,
but the inflationary pressure running wild in the country today hasn't been able to
throw us. We're sitting tight on prices. We're ttill selling most of your favorite na
tionally advertised health and beauty aids at pre-war prices and many products are
actually selling for less than they did in 194T.
Rubber Mats J AQ
For the bottom of the bathtub....:. leT
SINGLE BURNER
Hot Plate. . . .1.98
100 WATT
Lamp Bulbs ... 15c
Extension Cords . 59c
Flashlight
Batteries ..... 5c
niinnniin
60c WILDROOT
Cream Oil ... .47c
LUSTRE
Creme Shampoo . 98c
49c ULTRA
Shampoo . 29c
60c WILDROOT
Hair Tonic . . . 47c
Shontex
Conditioner . . 98c
TONI CREME
Home Permanent, 1.25
INTERCEPTOR AIRPLANE Fold th. wings, ihoot AQp
NaMllTA1l(t plane into air, watch wings unfold, and plan, fly
llCW I OYS SEWING MACHINE Does everything gm AO
. a regular machine does 7I7'
BiolacMilk. . . .21c
Chux, large. . . 1.49
Mennen Baby Oil . 43c
$1.00 Mennen
GiSt Box .... 89c
$1.50 Takara .... 98c
V. A. Powder . . 49c
Tampax, 10s .... 29c
40c Listerine
Tooth Paste .... 33c
50c Colgate
Tooth Powder . . . 37c
50c Calox Powder, 43c
Dr. West Brush . . . 47c
Aqua Velva ..... 39c
50c Mennen
Shave Cream . . . 39c
Gillette
Thin Blades .... 10c
Eveready
Shaving Brush . . 89c
Twinplex
Stropper . . . . . $1.79
New Chen Yu Firefly
Set of Lipitick, polish and undercoat ...
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lice value
your beauty
dollars by bring-
you famous
m e make-UD
needs, ereatnif
lotion a wide
eleotlon of
beauty aids at
e e onomieftl
prices.
1.75
Du Barry Clarion Lipstick t on
With fre. sample of face powder ... '. . X..UW
New Coty "Vibrant" Matched Set
2.25
Bubble Bath Box of 20 packets .-....... 39c
Mt. Heather Cologne
A delightful fragrance
Rosebud Soap Box of 4 ..
1.00
1.00
injmm H iii lrii i .
100 CertiSied Aspirin . . . 9c1
Mineral Oil, gallon . . . . $1.23
$1.25 Absorbine Jr. . . . . . 79c
75c Doans Pills . ..... 39c
Palmolive Soap . . . .3 for 19c
Peets Gran. Soap . . . . 23c
75c Ironized Yeast . . . . . 49c
5 lb. Epsom Salt . ... . .19c
Steel Wool, box of 12 . . . . 9c
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SQUIBB ASPIRIN
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Purity Tests
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Aspirin..
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