Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 13, 1940, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORH. OREGON. THURSDAY, JUXE 13, 1949. PAGE THREE TO APPEAL CANCELING OF San Francisco. June 13. OP) A showdown In the United States supreme court appared probable today over the natur aliiation of William Schneider man, state secretary of the Communist party, whose citi zenship was cancelled yester day by a ruling of Federal Judge Michael J. Roche. The Judue held that Schneid erman had obtained citizenship Illegally because he failed to reveal that during a five-year probationary period he belong ed to organizations advocating violent overthrow of the gov ernment. Attorney George Andersen, who defended the 34-year-old communist, said he would ap peal the decision and probably take the case before the su preme court. If the ruling is upheld, it would pave the way for de portation proceedings against Schneidennan, who was born in POISON OAK? Try a bottle of ZEMACOL ran mmt be unified or roar money cheerfully refunded. Get battle today at WESTERN THRIFT. year ago, doctor who was very 111 Invented a compound cereal food with which ha hoped to bring himself back to heartiness and health. This food, which was chiefly composed oi whole grain rye and wheat ha called Soman MaaL be cause In olden days the radon el a Roman soldier waa a pound oi wheat and a pound of rye every day. When this doctor had recovered he placed this amazing food oa the market and tor mora than three decades Roman Meal baa bean famous aa cereal and as an ingre dient In other foods. Mow this delicious cereal has bean baked into a new, delight ful, utterly different kind oi dark broad ... ROMAN MEAL BREAD . . . which Is de lighting thousands oi people every day. Roman Maal Bread Is unique. It gives you EXTRA minerals, EXTRA vitamins, rough age that is mild but efficient and yet this Baked by Rumanov, Russia, and came to the United States In 1908. HOT SPELL HIKES RRIGATION USE During the last three warm days, there has been an increase in the use of irrigation water in both Medford and Talent dis-l tricts. the watermaster's office! reported today. It is reported the streams in the Butte Falls district are dropping, but in the south part of the county, they are holding their own. There has been some use of irrigation storage water, of which there is a sufficiency to carry through the season, but there is none to waste, and care in its use is urged. The Talent irrigation district, as far as water is concerned, is in better shape than the other districts. According to the watermas ter's office, the head ot the Applegate was the only area m the county that had anything near a normal snowiaii tast winter and now has an ample supply of water. Cyclist Killed Portland, June 13 OP) An automobile-bicycle collision kill- td William Vedder, 14, and gtavely injured Leslie Deihl. 12. yesterday. Deputy Sheriff Merle Tillman reported. Tillman said the youths were riding a bicycle which crashed with an automo bile driven by D. A. Makamura of Portland. For Diet. . . Reducing. . . Roughage U Three California truck driv ers, engaged in hauling mining machinery from Kerby to Weav- eiville, Calif., appeared in Jus tice court yesterday and were lined for violations of truck regulations in this state. Stanley A. Freeman of Santa Clara, was assessed $1 and costs oi operating a truck without a chauffeur's license and fined $15 and costs for an overloaded truck. Bruno W. Hughes of San Jose, Calif., paid $22 50 on the same charge, and Harry Shepherd $7.30 and costs. Frank W. Hardin of the Tal. ent district, was fined $2.50 and costs for having a load of logs 0'.i a truck too high. Eddie G. Ellis of Butte Falls lacked a tail-light on a trailer, and was assessed $1 and costs. WOMAN SAVES 3 Oak Harbor, Wash.. June 13 (P) Adrift all night, after their outboard motor boat cap sijed, two Seattle couples were recovering at a doctor's office here today from shock and exposure. IE ML amazing foal Is low In calorie eosWnL This makes it ideal for Diet Reducing and Roughage; however, nomas Meal Bread is also a splendid bread for general labia use ... so tasty, so tempting, so genuinely good to eat that your very first golden brown slice will make you cry: "This Is the dark bread for mel" And youll be right! Roman Meal Bread IS the dark bread lor you and everyone else! However, when you buy Roman Meal Bread, be sura you gat the genuine. Others, seeking to cash in on the sensa tional public demand for this foal are now wrapping their breads so they look like Roman Meal Bread. Roman Meal Bread cannot be Imitated because only one baker ia a community ia licensed to produce it so when you buy. look for the Roman sol dier on the band and make sura you get GENUINE ROMAN MEAL BREADI Rescuers credited Mrs. George A. Tallman, SI, with saving the lives of her husband, and her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Frye. She tied them to the capsized craft when thev became unconscious and swam ashore to get aid when the craft finally grounded on a sandbar off Strawberry Point. BOUND T LEAVING EARLIER Effective Monday, June 17, nuthhniind schedule of South ern Pacific's passenger train. the Shasta, win m nonciv 15 minutes and the train will arrive in San Francisco at 8:50 a. m an hour earlier than now. according to F. G. Norris, local agent. tTn4r h ntw schedule, the Shasta will leave Medford at 5:40 p. m. instead of 6:23 p. m. and arrive San Francisco at 8:50 a. m. next morning instead1 of 9:50. Northbound schedule will be unchanged. Tree Saved. Los Gatos. Cal. W.PJ When the survey for a new highway between Los Gatos and Santa Cruz ran squarely ia the path of a famous Christmas tree that hss delighted local resi dents for years, there seemed to be only two things to do: Either change the survey or cut down the tree. Instead neither was done. The tree was transplanted. U s 111 A DEEM ESSAY Portland. June IS PV An essay on Marie Dorion, the In dian who accompanied the Astor fur expedition, won first prize for Frances Madison, IS, Echo high school, in the annual Beck man contest. Ruth Van Buskirk. 18, route 5, box 333, Salem, was second: Harold L. Bradley, 18, route 3, Eugene, third; and Chester B. Etipe, Portland, fourth. The contest, a memorial to C. C. Beekman, Oregon pioneer, offered $80 as first prize, grad ing downward $10 tor each of (he four winners. Wagner Creek U'asnpr riwk. June 13. (Spl) Charlie Cowman, Janitor of Wagner creeK scnooi. is spending part of the summer at Buckhorn lodge. Yvonne Keith is taking care of the school lawn and flowers during his ab sence. Mr. and Mrs. Wiggins have mored DRY GOODS SPECIALS For FRIDAY and SATURDAY Here's The STOCKING BUY OF THE YEAR! Here Is a teal slocking special from lh Berkshire slocking departm.nl. A slightly Irregular oi our outstanding 89c four thread chiffon, sises-814 lo 11. Colors pampas, mango, tameie, wild orchid, palmetto. Tor thlt week end only 69c - 3 pair $1.85 11.28 extra large cannon towels, 24x47 diagonal striped, ideal for beach or swimming, colors wine, green, royal blue and dusty rose. Trlday and Sat urday special, each READY - TO - WEAR SPECIALS mm sl, 6 PLAY TOGS - SLACKS Large assortments te select from $1.25 to 0595 to Taient. Mr. Wigtn. formerly work4 for Mr. an4 Mr. J. T. aw- jr. Mr. tnd Mrs Cacti MeCwtj nd! two amali child rn of THinoU pent frw dara TlHiSrtf Mr. an4 Mr. Elmer Blunk befora moving to Med ford whert Mr. aloCarty Is n ployed In orchard work. Mr. McCartj is Mr. Blunk on AteIob avnd UxiU LlndttrocR. Bill HoberW ftnei Bob Dormn maoji trip vo Craier Lata J una a. Thy went toy vay of Medford and r turned through Klamath FeUla. Mr. J. T. Swyr rawrtly returned from Portland fa ah had under con a kolter operation. Mr. Sawyer ia getting alonf nloaiy and la well noihgh to do her nous work. T. B. Pottenger of San Leandro, Calif., railed on Mr. and Mr, M. -k Doran and family. May 30. Mr. and Mr. Oland motored to Grant Paa Juna S and cftlled on friend. They brought Andrew Silea bom with them to apend the aura mer. Mr. Klmer Blunk and aoo. Dale. ar tn Medford rialtlng her aon and family, Mr. and Mr. Cecil MrCarty. Mr. Leltft Lunch called on Mr. Clara Chapman ftt Klamath Junction June 9. Mr. Either Barlow and children of I hoe nil apent June 11 with her tUter-tB-Uw. Mr. Pearl Barlow. Mrs. Peden and aon. Norman, who apent th winter with Mrs. Power and Eleanor, hav returned to their horn In Qarfleld. Washington. Mrs. Peden Is ft niece of Mrs. Power. Mr. and Mr. Wooten of Hew Mm lco hare purchased the Prader ranch M.M. DEPARTMENT STORE PAY LESS DRESS BETTER M0 EAST MAIN TELEPHONE 232 CANNON TOWELS Cannon turkish hand towels. heey doubie thread, fancy patterns and at tractive colors, rridey and Saturday special VALUES TO 39c 2AC each Large Cannon towels 22x44, pastel col ors with striped border. An excellent towel tor vacation use, special ior Fri day and Saturday REGULAR 25c 19C each 89 RAYON SILK fUroa silk dresses at less than yea usually pay for cottons. 4t dresses, sises 14 to 4f, washable rayon prints. Don't wait, see this lot while the election is at its best. Your Choice $1.49 Come and see what lovely dresses you can buy for only Barons, Uc totmberfc emr taunt ana He. Them tmtn meter lor Itm thin hm act astwoor jou ran onj them at only COATS Don't wait these are the final clean up prices. 113.00 te 132. Si Talus priced now at only $698to$1298 from Walter Prader and have taken poaaeaalOQ. It la not known yet a hat Mr. and Mr. Pradatr pita to do to the future. Mr. snd Mrs. Grant Torrey are hfteinc tftetr home wired for lc trtctty. Mr. and Mr. Torrey. who formerly lived tn Maryaniic, Calif., have moved Into the lata Homer NriJ home. Mr. and Mrs. Torrey spent mot 9 t thetr childhood around her and r well known by the older folk. Mrs. Torrey will be remembered Mary Kti and ta a tteT of Emery NHL Mr. Torrey has retired from ftctiro a trice, with the pacific Gas and Electric Co, In Maryaviil, The following bora left for Camp Scott Portland with th Ashland na tional guards, Victor Andersen, How ard Lock wood, and Harold Barr. They expect to be gone about two weeks. Mrs. Bemlcs Andersen has received word from her aon, Lester, who la In th nary that h arrived at Nor folk, Va., where ha has entered th naval training school. Protect Pheasant. Willow, Cal. (U.R) Of U the co'intSess thousands of placet in California in which it might have built its nest, a pheasant hen preferred to choose th middle of a quarter-acre tract used fay Allen Sharp, profes sional dog trainer, for training HI hunting dogs. Sharpe bmU a pen around the pheasant' nest to protect it and to date the bird and the dogs nave got ten along fairly well. CHILDREN'S DRESSES M. SUM t ta 14. Dlml tise, lawns mu4 prints, amsrtr st;lea. Spcil DRESSES $298 $2.98 Open Saturday Night' Until 8:30 I COTTON I Ml SHEERS M W a Values to Me . cotton i SHatsV sheer. Cool dimities, y.s. "l F ilaxons end lacy cotton 'Ly-ep " E 1 ' sheer, 31 in. and 3t in. R aCS. wide in popular figured i! - f Jr'Vrev 1 .:WL- VALUES TO $1.21 MS Chllorrn's summer arm- tXxf3fc4pit& fsWfll?fiiil5V Reverse Self. Oakland, Cel. An In surance company is wondering if a camera grows more valu able with age. A $130 camera was first stolen from Mrs. Ruby Miiier. licr inmance company reimburjied her. Police later located it. pawned for $13. They turned it over to an agent of the company. He put It in his cur. There another thief stole it. Later the police lo cated it at the same pawnshop, but this time pawned for $20, Remarkable Fellow! Tl t!fk has cWri tbt sh'irt-wearinf habits ot an root Boston ta Frisco. From a aereWi id?, at concoried a new type ot shirt tbst iH ouU wear any ordinary shtrL (See this week's LIPE tsafatin.) TalS Illllt! tklrtaat cottar and euffi of net aeroplane fs fit Ewythirt carries thish OT-thebarrct-het4 (ueraatett rev tt.eS tat it year ft tee 5ir ion nttnm n other ir(jpo'iitomoror.Coras sad ie ouf coeipieU selertioe. Wings Shirts-ILiSS M. M. DEPT. STORE Now on Sale at Your Favorite Food Store PAY LESS AND DRESS BETTER