MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MECFORD. OREGON. THURSDAY. JUNE 13. 1940.
PAGE NINE
SCARLET FEVER
fY
FORM OF PILL
Axis Would Divide France
Substitute for Vaccination
Developed by Couple Who
Discovered First Form
Br Howard W. Blekeslee
Associated Press Science Editor
New York. June 13. A pill
which immunizes against scar
let fever was announced to the
American Medical association
today.
These pills are a substitute
for vaccination and are taken
with a drink of water.
They were developed by Dr.
George F. Dick and Gladys
Henry Dick, who devised the
scarlet fever vaccine.
The pills have been tried on
102 persons, the Dicks reported.
They are taken daily for two or
three weeks. Of these test cases,
94 percent were immunized and
the rest had transient scarlatine
rashes.
The pills are not now recom
mended as a general substitute
for vaccination, the Dicks
stated. They should be used on
persons for whom scratches are
risky, who are anergic w nives,
who have bad hearts or when
speed is urgent during an epi
demlc.
It took eight years to get a
mouth immunizing substance.
which human beings could take,
At the start the Dicks developed
liquid which immunized but
such enormous quantities had to
be drunk that it was not prac
ticable.
Next came a white powder,
which also immunized. But this
made people seasick. Finally the
pills In tablet form were aevei
oned. A coating over the tab'
let prevents it from dissolving
in the stomach, and so avoids
nausea. Dissolution occurs in
the Intestines.
Wiandi North Sum r"vNV
! ENGLAND jl"
NETHERLANDS f
' LONDONjr
S P A I N J
IN COW YEAR
Russell and Hoey Vice-Commanders
Full Coopera
tion Against Subversives
Lloyd Williamson was elected
commander of Medford post of
the American Legion at its semi-1
monthly meeting in the armory
last night He succeeds H. J.
Meiring.
Other officers elected last
night were J. E. Russell, first
vice-commander, J. K. Hoey,
second vice-commander, Alfred
J. Anderson, chaplain, and
George E. Hoard, adjutant.
Elected to the executive com
mittee were R. R. Ebel, J. F.
riiesel. Joseph W. geobey, Fred
W. Scheffel and F. Nisseti.
Meiring. Ebel and Earl H.
York were chosen delegates to
the state convention in Seaside
September 5. 6 and 7. Alternate
delegates selected were L. C.
Garlock. Scobey, Fllegel, O. L.
Overmyer and George Codding.
To Aid Government
The post pledged full coopera
tion with government depart-1
menta after a discussion of sub
versive elements and their activi
ties. The post took initial steps In
reviving its disaster relief com
mittee which functions in emer
gencies caused by floods, fires,
earthquakes and sabotage. The
committee was to be streamlined
so that it could function quickly
and efficiently in any kind of
emergency.
It was announced that Kiel
R. Allen, state commander,
would administer the oath of
office to the new officers at the
meeting on June 28.
Bkld Brines Dtath
Wall. S. D., June 13.
Eugene A. Deuber, 54. Portland,
Ore., immigration inspector, was
killed last night in an automo
bile accident on the Badlands
highway near here. The car
skidded on loose gravel and
overturned.
2 KILLED, 3 INJURED
IN HEAD-ON SMASHUP
Astoria, Ore., June 13. lp
Two men were killed and three
injured, two of them seriously,
in a head-on automobile col
lision on the Oregon Coast high
way, five miles north of Seaside,
today.
Harry Fuller. 59, and William
Sculley, 39, WPA workers at i
Camp Clatsop, are dead, and
Walter Barber and Carl Gless
ner, occupants of the same car,
were reported to be gravely
hurt. They were taken to a hospital.
Moth Pests
A fUp, ear, and ntirtl efeti
yer la proteet your rlotainf, biesketa,
fun, e from aienv 4atrurfiTe note
is ta epriokle Tour eWhw. rtoe
l itid rbnu liberally wltb Bl HACH.
HI HACH known fW do ifin
nrU M ewift sura repellent end incu
lade odorlw beat protection sfaaal
ftotht ttait toii have erer triH.
In Hana Hitter ( ana IV up a Drag.
OrowTT. Bex! Prorwi and V Pnopa.
rtOsKMINCIft WHACK
Arrows on this map show how Berlin sources said German
forces will attempt to slice France In half and join Italian forces
massed to attack in the south. Germans claimed to have crossed
the Marne river and to be thrusting southwest along the English
Channel coast, trapping an allied force In a small "pocket" at
Dieppe. Meanwhile the Froneh government moved from Paris
to Tours. Black aree Is approximate area of France now In Ger
man hands. Doited line shows, by comparison, the greatest
advance made by the Germens in 1914, when they were stopped
at the Marne.
Friend, extend congratulations to
Mr. and Mrs. David Oeborn. who vara
marrtad June 3. Mr. Oaborn was
Miaa Beutafc Vogel ot thla commun
ity. They will make their home on
Orlfrin Creek, where they bare built
a new borne.
Ladle, ot the R. C. C. will meet
Thursday at the bom of Mrs. Barry
Wilson.
1
SLOT MACHINES
Three men paid fines of $15
nd costs in Justice of the peace
court this afternoon after plead
lng guilty to state police charges
of possession of slot machines.
They were L. Gilhousen, pro
prietor of the Rogue River
Lodge; Lewis L. Peabody, own
er of At-Last-a-Lunch at Trail,
and Harvey Snider, owner of
the slot machine In Peabody's
establishment.
Gilhousen, according to In
formation furnished the court,
had two machines in his lodge,
one for nickels and one for
dimet. Feabody, the court was
informed, operated his five-cent
machine on a 80-50 basis with
Snider. '
The slot machines were be
ing confiscated today and will
be destroyed, the court stated.
Griffin Creek
EXTEND PORTLAND TIME
FOR POPULATION HUNT
Portland, June 13. UP) The
census bureau has granted Port
land 10 more days to Improve
its population count. Mayor
Joseph K. Carson directed spe
cial committees to locate an esti
mated 7300 to 10,000 residents
for addition to the 307,572
already counted.
New York, June IS. (IP
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh has
been scheduled for another
broadcast, speaking at 5:15 p.
m. (PST) Saturday over the
WEAF-NBC-Red network on
"Our Drift Toward War."
cot"-
Atprin Prwplr. June 13. (SdI.
Daily Vacation Bible school
opened June 3 with enrollment
of 25. Much interest is being
shown by the children attend
ing. The classes will close
June 14. The program is plan
ned for Sunday at 2 p. m.. at
the brown schoolhouse. There
will be Sunday school at 10
a. m., as usual. At noon there
will be a basket dinner follow
ed by the program in after
noon. Anyone is welcome to
join In any or all of the pro
gram outlined for the day.
Many young folks from here at
tended the B. T. P. U. rally at Kerby
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland cased and
son. Richard, and I. 8. Beyerle of
Lee An4ls are neltini the form
ers p rente. Mr. and Mra. J. W, Cacad
and (emlly.
Miss Florence Oreen spent June i
with Mis Settle Brown.
ATton Ouehee and lone Xlrod left
Monday to attend the 4-H summer
eehool at Con-elll. Afton waa ehoeen
from the 4-H cluaea and aent with
the money they raised and lone waa
(Ivan tha echolaraolp won by the
Orsrwe from the Oroceten.
F -1 "f-rf rl.
commim
COMFORTIIU
(COIIOMICM
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I won't sacrince quality for
economy trer! But Airway's low
price tempted me. I aiked about
it. Was Airway good coffee? If
so, how could they sell It for so
little? And f rWjwhen my grocer
told me a thing or twol"
Airway's blended from choice
coffees famous for deep body and
mellow flavor!" he uid. "It'sroancd
daily. Delivered to my store straight
from the ovens a few hours away.
And to cinch this extra goodness,
Airway's left in the bean, I grind it
fresh when you buy!'
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&n Francuc Im AnU Pft4i
Dnrt DUu V tsliuiftMt, L. C
If Airway's low price baffles you , . .
remember this! Fast roatfer-to-grocer
delivery cuu down handling charges ...
makes fancy containers unnecessary.
Why not try Airway on the roaster's
money-back guarantee? See for your
self how mellow-rich, how fresh, bow
thrifty it really is!"
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CASCADE qt. Jar 10t
tatad Dressing
DUCHESS eft. Jar 25;
0sls4 Preaalng
PIEDMONT -.. qt. Jai 33 J
MayonnalM -
LUNCH BOX qt. a 85
Aandwlrh Spread
MAT DAY qt. tin S3
Salad (Ml
PIERRE pt. Jar 23
. French Dressing
Prices effective Frl.. thru
Mon.. June 14-17. Right re
served to limit quantity.
2 for 9c
3 lb. 19c
2 bun. 5c
LETTUCE .
TOMATOES
RADISHES
ONIONS GREEN 2 bun. 5c
PEPPERS .. 2 lb. 19c
BANANAS . . . lb. 5c
GRAPEFRUIT . doz. 35c
Produce Price for Tti. end Sat. la Medford Only.
COFFEE
AIRWAY
lb.12c-3lb.35c
EDWARD'S DEPENDABLE
lb.21c-2lb.39c
NOB HILL
lb. 18c-2lb. 35c
Deviled Meat 2 cans 5c
Sugar . 25 lbs. $1.13
, Pine granulated, cloth bag.
Milk ... 4 cans 19c
Cherub, Tall Tins
Matches . . . ctn.
Oats .
FLOUR
KITCHEN CRAFT
41 lb. bag $1.39
4Vi lb. bag .T9
HARVEST BLOSSOM
41 lb. bag fjl.29
24Vi lb. bag .69
RED ARROW
49 lb. bag $1.05
S beat carton
. . Ig. pkg.
Quaker, quick er regular.
P'nut Butter 2 lb.
Tomatoes . 3 cans 25c
Josephine 3Vi tin
Camay
TOILET SOAP
2 bars 9c
Purex
The Master Bleach
Vz gal 23c
A
Brown Derby BEER
12 Ounce Tin 3 for 29c
11 Ounce Bottle . . .3 for 25c
Pins bottle deposit le earn
Case of 24 bottles or tint $2.25
Quart Bottle 2S
FLAPJACK FLOUR, Albera 40 oa. pkg. 17J
ROSEWARE OATS lg. pkg. 25
CARNATION OATS ,.lg. no pram. pkg. 10c
CREAM OF WHEAT lg. pkg. 23sJ
CORN FLAKES, Albera giant pkg. .. 2 for 17t
CHATKA CRAB, few. white No. Vi tin 23t
OR APE JUICE, Kerr's (close out price) ,...pt. 15i
qt. 27r
GLENN AIRE GRAPEFRUIT. No. 2 tins 3 or 29
PEACHES, Halves or 811. of Gold. No. 1 tall tin
(close out price) 3 for 25
PEACHES, Our Chcice, No. 2Vi " 2 lor 25
HARPER HOUSE PEARS. 2', tin 17
PINEAPPLE, Llbby's crushed or sll No. 2 tin... 2 for 29
HOT SAUCE, Our Choice 3 for 10
ASPARAGUS, Klondike center cuts, No. I tin... 2 for 25
STRING BEANS, Flawless, whole, ex. fey.
No. 2 tin .. 2 for 25
PANCAKE FLOUR, Harvest Blossom I lb. bag 45
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, Town House, No. 2 iln. 2 for 15
PORK k BEANS, Newport, 2Vs tin 3 for 25
SARDINES, Rio Del Mar, lg. "i . 3 for 25
PEAS, Llndr A for 29
- SOUPS, Raneho 4 cans 23
SPINACH, Emerald Bay. 2Vt tin 2 for 23
KNOX GELATIN,
JELLO, choice of tie. -
CANNING
SUPPLIES
Parowax ...lb. ctn. 11
Kerr Mason Cap, reg...dos. 19
Kerr Mason W, M. Cap.
complete .doi. 27
Economy cap doa. 19
Kerr reg. lid 3 doa. 25
Economy clamps ....pkg. lie?
Jar rubber. Ball reg. 3 do. 10
Peas
Juice
Honey
Corn
10c
19c
21c
3 cans 29c
'., dainty garden
46 oz. tin 15c
ny Dawn, Tomato.
5 lb. pail 35c
rt'e.
4 cans 29c
10c
Real Roast, In Jar.
a .
ugar Bell, ex. fey., dainty garden
Stewart'a.
Llndy, No. SOS tin.
2 can
Kraut
Crackers 2 lb. box 14c
Flaky.
Dog Food . 6 cans 25c
Diamond A, fancy,
Victory, tall Ha.
Tea . Vz lb. pkg. 25c Corn Meal 9 lb. bag 25c
Centerbury Orange Pekoe
Alber'e.
CATSUP, 14 oa.
2 for 29
ORAPEFRUIT
No. 2 tin
2 for 23
Fruit Belad, buffet tins
3 for 25
Peaches, halves or slices.
No. 2 tins 2 for 25
Pineapple Juice, 41 os. tin 25
Asparagus, Early Garden,
No. 2 tins ea. 18
String Beans, whole.
No. 2 tins 2 for 23
Corn, Golden bantam.
No. 303 tins 3 tot 23
Peas, Eerly Gerden.
No. 303 tins 2 for 23
Tomato Sauce. as. tins
3 for 14
Tomato Juice, No. 2 tins
3 for 25
Tomatoes, fancy solid pack.
No. 214 Una 2 for 25
Kershey
Candy Bars
Large slsee
2 for 15c
Reyal Satin
Shortening
3 lb. 39c
Pork Cc Deans
Van Camp, No. 300 can.
3 cans 20c
..reg. else pkg. 19
...pkg. 5
JELL WELL, pure fruit flar. 3 pkg. 13
. STRAWBERRY PRESERVES, Kerr's 2 lb. jar 39
OVALTINE 33 nd 59
Crystal White OC
Soap .10 bars bwC
Peets Oren. OOi
Soep Ig. pkg. C
..U-os. pkg. 23
.2$ oa. Jar 15
..21 os. jar 23
PORTER S FRILLETS
DILL PICKLES, Paradise
SWEET PICKLES, Paradise
RICE River Brand, fey. blue rose long ker. 2 lb. 13
MARSHMALLOWS, Fluffiest Jb. pkg. 9
SLEEPY HOLLOW SYRUP S lb. tin 63
SANICLOR BLEACH (close out
price) V4 gel. 15
WHITE MAGIC BLEACH t. gal ar 17
COUNTRY HOME CORN, tcy. gold. bant.
cream style. No. 2 tin 3 for 29
WHITE KING
Toilet Soap 4 bars 17c
Bar Soap 10 for 29c
Sliced Bacon
Pork Roast .
Veal Steak .
Pork Steak .
Pork Loin Roast lb. 14ic
Picnic Hams . . lb. 15c
Cottage Cheese ft. ctn. 10c
lb. 15c
lb. Ilic
lb. 15c
lb. 12ic
Meet Prtees fee Frlea an4 latere
ta Meetor only
IRIVAY COFFEE