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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. PRECOX, SUNDAY. MAY 25. 1941
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Fueling an R.A.F. Bomber
RESIDENT EAGLE
invasion of his native land and
will be able to give a first-hand
picture of war consequences.
He knows Quisling personally.
A small admission rhar la
to be made for the lecture, and
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tickets will be placed on gala
in the near future.
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LIFE OF RULERS
Rome. May 24 IP) A
Greek, declared "affected by
poeuc maaness. emptied a pis
tol at the motor car in which
jiing vmono tmanuele was
riding with the Albanian pre
mier during the monarch s visit
to Albania May 17. official
Italian dispatches from Tirana
disclosed today. All the shots
went wild.
The assailant, whose name
was given as Vassal Laci Mi
hailoff, was arrested, the dis
patches said, "and saved from
lynching by the people so as
not to complicate investigations
begun to run down his possible
accomplices."
In the motor car with the
king-emperor was Shefket Ver
laci, who has been premier of
Albania since the Italians first
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The 3-ton Dodge Unit truck pictured above tup
plied (aaolme for thii new Lockheed bomber jutt before
Jtws flown to England for service in the R.A.F. These
bomberi are being turned out in mass production at
tha Lockheed olant in Bur ban It. California, and reach
England within a week after they leave the factory.
The Dodge truck hat a tank of 2300 gallons capacity
and each plane is equipped with two special fuel
tanks for a flying range of J 200 miles across the
Atlantic, rlichta are made regularly.
invaded that country early in
The official announcement
described the affair as an at
tempt on the life of Verlaci.
News of this "criminal act."
said the Tirana dispatches, was
witnheld until today, pending
questioning of the prisoner.
King Vittorio Emanuele re
turned to Rome by air from
Tirana on May 17 after a week's
tour of the Albanian battle
fronts where the Italians first
fought the Greeks, then march
ed against the Yugoslavs.
10 VISIT VALLEY
i Salem, May 24. (J1) Thirty
graduating seniors from the en
gineering department of Utah
I State agricultural college who
I inspected the state capitol today
expect to stop in Medford at
mid-day Sunday after touring
the coast highway to Marsh
, field. Prof. A. C. Jacquot,
l leader of the party, said.
STOCKS ADVANCE
FOR WEEK SMALL
New York, May 24. (IP)
While the stock market regis
tered a small net arlvanra nn
the week, minus and plus signs
were about evenly split in to
day's brief session.
A few aircraft, steels, utili
ties, coppers, motors and spec
ialities managed to attract a
fair amount of bidding but
many leaders were left to slum
ber on a lower shelf. A hand
ful of isolated stocks lost 1 to
more than 2 points.
The usual week-end apathy
prevailed In boardrooms as
many customers again took a
lengthy holiday. Transfers of
160,260 shares compared with
140.540 last Saturday, both
turnovers belne the mallof
since last August. The Asso
ciated press average of 60
stocks was unchanged but up
z of a point net on the six-day
stretch.
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A wheat quota meeting will
be held in the court house audi
torium Tuesdav. May 97 it a
i p. m. Fred Homes, chairman of
me Jackson county agricul
tural conservation committee,
announced yesterday.
A representative from the
state AAA office and a .repre
sentative from the Eastern Ore
gon Wheat League will be
present to discuss wheat quotas
and the referendum. Homes
said.
Voting on the refrrenriiim
will take place at the end ofi
me meeting. Any person who
produces 200 bushels of wheat
or more in 1941 is ellelhu tr,
vote. Homes stated.
SURVEY HERDS HERE
Hereford breeders of Jackson
county will be joined Monday
ty a group from California to
visit Jackson countv herds. The
tour from the south which start
ed at Los Angeles on May 17
and has been covering prom
inent ranches in California and
Nevada will arrive in Medford
tonight.
The schedule for the Jackson
county tour follows:
7:30 a. m John Day's Blue
Moon ranch. Central Point.
8.00 Gene Cameron's, Roxy
Ann district.
8:30 Henry Conger's. Crater
Lake highway.
915 Vern Brophy's, Crater
Lake highway.
9:45 Marsh Garrett's, River
road.
10:45 Charlev Bros.. Browns.
boro.
12 30 Rogue River Lodge for
lunch.
2:00 p. m. Flounce Rock
Ranch, Crater Lake highway.
The entire party will have
lunch at Rogue River Lodge at
12:30 and livestock men nf the
county are invited to Join the
Hereford breeders in this tour
which has become an annual
event.
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decade, and by far the great
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Dodge give yon much more
than TWICE AS MICH a
your Fluid Drive Dollar will
buy anywhere else.
Yes, yon can double your
dollar with Dodge Fluid
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mean talk with your Dodge
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Eugene. May 24. UP) The
annual state convention of Town
send clubs was told here today
by Monroe Sweetland that po
litical co-operation between la
bor, farm and pension groups is
needed to effect a sound pension
system. Sweetland is executive
secretary of the Oregon Com
monwealth federation. I
Some 200 delegates are regis
tered for the convention which
opened here this morning. 1
Roseburg, Ore.. May 24.
(Spl) Mrs. Taylor (Jane) Goade.
86, resident of Eagle Point, Ore
gon, died suddenly this morning
while visiting relatives at Ten
mile. For the past four weeks
she has been visiting grandchil
dren in Douglas county. She
was born in Arkansas April 25.
1855, and came to Portland, Ore.,
about 1900 from Oklahoma, and
later moved to Eagle Point,
where she made her home for
several years. Mr. Goade died
in 1908. Mrs. Goade was a mem
ber of the Baptist church.
Surviving are a son, Barney
Goade. Eagle Point, Ore., and a
daughter. Mrs. Sophronia Mc-
Dow, Yakima, Wash.
The body has been removed to
the Douglas Funeral home and
funeral arrangements will be an
nounced later.
NORSE REFUGEE
LECTURE JUNE 4
Speaking on "Europe Under
Nazi Rule," Brynjolf BJorset,
Norwegian refugee, will lecture
In Medford June 4 at the high
school auditorium. Mr. BJorset
is being brought to Medford by
the Jackson County League of
Women Voters.
The Norwegian, a man of
considerable importance in his
own land before the nazi in
vasion, is reported as making a
most favorable impression In
his various appearances in the
west. His recent talk before the
Commonwealth club of San
Francisco was broadcast over a
state-wide hook-up and his im
mediate audience was reported
to be most enthusiastic.
Mr. BJorset, both a business
man and a reserve officer In.
the Norwegian army, was in
the midst of events during the
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gifts for the graduate.
Harvals priced from .. I12.7S
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man Rosenberger, 1114 Steph
ens street, a girl weighing six
pounds and 15 ounces In Com
munity hospital Tuesday, May
Born tO Mr. anrl Mn tt-rit
J. Halaar, Chateau, Ashland, a
girl weighing five pounds and
three ounces in Community
hospital Thursday, May 22.
Born to Mr nnH Mr, a r
Neimoyer. 617 North nari.,
street, a boy weighing seven
pounds and six ounces in Com
munity hospital Friday May 23.
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Rich, Route 1, Box 274, a "girl
signing six pounds and three
Ounces in Cnrnmnnltv hn.mt.i
Friday, May 23.
Born Mav 24 to Mr anrl Mr.
Harold L. Well, nf 91 n ur.i
Jackson street, a boy weighing
five pounds, at the Osteopathic
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Washington, May 24. (IPt
Senator McNary (R-Ore.) intro
duced yesterday a bill to permit
growing of opium popples under
regulations prescribed by the
secretary of agriculture.
Seattle, May 24 IIP) Leo E.
Morland, former Australian and
New Zealand gold mine em
ploye, pleaded guilty in federal
district court today to charsm
of smuggling about .sn nnn
worth of gold from Canada.
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IIFT up the bonnet of this darling
J Buick and you tee only on
engine - a big, efficient valvein
head straighNeight
Look again and you note that
Compound Carburetionf gives it
two carburetors and what
amounts to dual personality.
One of those carburetors does all
the work in casual, about-town,
everyday driving, giving you a
car that's easygoing on every
thing, from the way it handles to
its consumption of gasoline.
BUICK PRICIi BIOIN AT
for the Business Coupe
dtKvrrri at Flint, Atki. Siatt tax,
tptnnal tquipntnt aW mtcinurut
tlr: Pruti tnj iprtifiunitnl luhjtd
thant xuiiMut mnct.
But thai other carburetor
hooked up to go to work any time
you want top power and pull -that
extra energizer steps up this
nimble sweetheart into a regular
giant of power, punch and ability J
It wings you lightly through
tough going -because having that
second carburetor is almost like
having an extra engine to call on
when you want it
The net result?
Well, see for yourself. See what
it means in life and lift and un-
failind rt.anAn.A C .11 . 1. ! - L..
O - ("J . 1 1 una It J
putting a Buick through its paces
for a brief half hour.
! As to what it means beyond this
-the records show that Com
pound Carburetion gives this Ml
Buick 10 to 15 edge in gas
economy over its predecessors of
the same size I
Important? Sure is - especially
when present prices on Buick
make it the Number One all.
round bargain of tho year.
Just ask your dealer what on
will cost delivered and get two.
in-one performance for your;
money.
1ArTuM at alight estra com oa torn Buick Sncul modelt, talard oa all otto Scrlta.
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143 South Riverside Phone 2740
WHIN BITTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BUICK Wilt BUILD THEM
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