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JfEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. "WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 19. IJWfi.
"PAGE ELEVEN
(Foreign Countries Eagerly Wait Fruit Under "Sun Sugared" Label
FOR FRUIT FROM
LEWIE UNITS
'Sun Sugared' Brand Takes
Public Fancy Says Head
of Exporting Firm Big
Export Order Is Booked
Sam Birch, president of the fruit
exporting firm of Sam Birch Co, Inc.,
left Medford last night by train for
l i; Portland" to start preliminary moves
k-: for the exclusive foreign marketing
S of the packed fruit of Orchard Park
J Farms, Inc., new plant which started
packing last week.
I The brand of Orchard Park Farm
i. will 'be "Sun Sugared." Before leav-
lng Birch declared the new name to
: be one of the finest for fresh fruit
.; that he had heard in hia 40 years
'. jQt foreign shipping, adding that a
a . campaign carried on abroad last win
( ter has already created an amazing
i y demand for the products, in European
." markets of all aize.
' "I predict that before the year Is
. out Sun Sugared will be a common
'!.:. name to every fruit distributor In
Europe. I spend several months out
; of each year abroad, and the lndlca
( tlons are already for a strong ac
' ceptance," Birch stated.
f' v Shipment has started on the first
( Ar 105,000 boxes of Sun Sugared
1 f (ears, to be marketed abroad . by
y Birch. "This will be the first time
In five years that we have been able
j to get enough Medford pears to fill
1 our foreign demand," he declared. ,
'- AH of the Orchard Park Farms
fruit sold abroad will be marketed
I by Birch, all of the produce being
bought for cash, f.o.b., i
J With Birch in charge of foreign
1 . ;-$ aales, the domestic marketing has
.t' I also been arranged, according to
. I Walter Loverette, president of Orcb
ard Park Farms, The Thurston Fruit
J company,; one of the oldest fruit
3 brokerage houses In New York City,
v n will handle the domestic program.
I Thurston has handled large volumes
' of fruit from this district in the past,
J Leverette sold, and Is well acquainted
with local conditions.
; ? , The company has built a splendid
..hi reputation for f.o.b. sales, and, ac-
cording to Leverette, will hold auc
$ tlon sates to a minimum. All sales
In the United States and Canada will
:.a be arranged through the New York
." firm.
l.'. -Intense heat, then cooler weather
fc. sroa blamed for loosening the plate
t .glass window of Clarence Clevenger's
key shop at Santa Clara, Calif., so
that It fell out and broke.
Dr. W. H. Bucher of the Cniverlsty
of Cincinnati predicts th world "In
the not distant future" will be given
synchronized time by a single radio
station. ,
f In pre-war days Serge Kouasevltaky,
conductor of the Boston Symphony
orchestra, was both conductor and
financial backer of his own symphony
orchestra In Russia. " " ,
5 At a London aucUon In 193J. s lock
of Napoleon's hair brought .3.
Notice of sale of Negotiable Interest
Hearing Warrants
' Kotlce Is hereby given that Schoff.
District No. 1 of Jackson County.
Oregon, will receive sealed bids for
and will sell, to the highest bidder
for cash and for not less than par
and accrued Interest, negotiable 4
Interest bearing warrants of said dis
trict In the principal sum of (5000.00.
being numbered from 1 to 10, both
Inclusive, each dated May 1, 1936,
t:h In the denomination of S500
i maturing serially and consecu
tively on May 1st and November 1st
oft the years 1937, 1938, 1939, 1940,
and 1941, Interest thereon to become
due and payable annually from date
and at the maturity date of each
respective warrant. All bids must be
received by the undersigned clerk of
said district at Jacksonville. Oregon,
on or before 8:00 o'clock P. M. on
September 3rd, 1938, at which time
said bids will be publicly opened
at the school house In said district
at Jacksonville, Oregon. The district
board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
: Dated this 19th day of August,
1938.
t STELLA W. BEACH, Clerk.
. School District No. 1 of Jackson
County. Oregon.
, Suit In Equity for a Divorce
.1 humnions.
In the Circuit Court of the State oi
Oregon Xn and For the County of
Jackson.
Arthur ti. Curry, plaintiff, vs
- Jospphiue V. Curry, defendant,
J To Josephine V. Curry, the above
v?lrned defendant: '
''la the Name of the State of Ore
gon: You are hereby required to ap
. pear and answer the complaint of
the above named plaintiff filed In
tfce above entitled court and cause
an or before the expiration of four
weeks from the date of the first pub
lication of this summons, to-wlt:
on or before September nth, 1938,
and If you fail to so appear and
answer plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief demanded In Bis
said complaint, to-wlt: for a decree
forever dissolving the bonds of mat
rimony heretofore and now existing
between the above named platnttfl
and defendant.
This summons, pursuant to an
order of date August 19th, 1936,
entered In above entitled court and
cause by Hon. H. D, Norton, Judge
of said court. Is served upon you by
publication in Medford Mull Tribune
once a week lor four consecutive
weeks and In said order and herein
you are required to appear and
answer said complaint on or before
the expiration of the last day of the
time prescribed In said order for the
publication of said summons, name
ly, on or before the expiration of
four weeks from and after the date
of ths first publication of said sum
Wraont and which date of first publl
"estiorf l August 19th. 1938.
H. K. MANNA.
Attorney for PlulntiM
My post office address Is Medford.
CffSoa.
to keep In readiness for any eventu
ality. ,
Her lfiOO war planes,, reliable
sources reported previously, were
ready for flight to aid the Spanish
fssclst rebels In the event France
turned down II Duce'a stand for ab
solute non-intervention In the Span
ish dispute.
High sources said If a Franco-
Italian agreement was reached In
principle Cfe.many would follow the
concessions made by Italy and Eng
land and Russia would support those
concessions made by France.
Thus, It was hoped, the obvious
perils of ths situation, brought about
by the Spanish showdown between a
rebel fascist movement and a social
ist government supported by extreme
leftist elements, would be obviated.
Copyright, 1938, by Associated Press.
PARIS, Aug. 19, France will aban
don her present nosltlon of nnn.
Intervention In the Spanish civil war,
omciais asserted today. If Italy un
dertakes to aid openly the fascist
rebellion against the Madrid socialist
government.
'It Premier Mussolini envlssees
sendlnr arms and munition in
Spain," one official stated, "certainly
the position of France must change
Immediately." ,
LONDON, Aug. 19, (AP) Great
Britain, In a new move to emphasize
the need of foreign non-intervention
In the Spanish civil war, today clap
ped a flat embargo on aircraft of any
type both civil and military to the
fighters. , :
The all-inclusive ban also listed 30
types of war material prohibited tor
export to Spain.
Authorttntlvo British quarters sug
gested the possibility that the United
States or one of the South American
countries might step In as a truce
maker to halt the bloody strife In
Spain.
The powers of Europe, the officials
pointed out, were too enmeshed In
their own political Interests to serve
as arbiters without arousing the sus
picion of favoritism.
HYDE PARK. Aug. (API-
Summer whltehouse officials refused
comment today on authoritative re
ports from London suggesting the
United States or some South Amer
ican country attempt to arbitrate the
civil strife In Spain. ,
The first wireless distress signal
from a ship at sea was sent August 11,
1909,
Europe is Improving the status of
Us hotels with the aid of government
appropriations. '
ORCHARD PARK FA
WALTER H. LEVERETTE, President '
RM
S, INC
GROWERS AND PACKERS OF
'SUN SUGARED'
BRAND
FANCY PEARS and APPLES
CABLE ADDRESS:
"SUNSUGARED," MEDFORD, OREGON
EXCLUSIVE SALES MANAGERS
New York, N. Y.
Thurston
Fruit Go., inc.
204 Franklin St.,
New York
Cable Address
"Cethur"
EXPORT
(All United Kingdom and Continental
and Oriental Market)
Sam Birch Co., Inc.
Guardian Bldg.,
Portland, Ore. v
Cable address: SAMBROH,
Portland; Ore.
Codes: Acrao, ABO 6th Ed., Bentleyi, -Speedkode.
Private. '
SUN SUGARED GROWN IN THE FAMOUS ROGUE RIVER VALLEY