Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 12, 1941, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 12, 1941 PAGE SEVEN SUSPEND EFFORTS 10 Harelton, Pa., Sept. 12. (IP) Efforts to extend a work stop page by nearly 10,000 Penniyl vania hard coal workers, pro testing a union dues increase ap proved bv leaders of the CIO United Mine Workers of Ameri ca, was temporarily suspended today after a spokesman said it was feared bloodshed might re sult. A motor caravan of insurgent members from the union's dis trict 7 one of three embracing the eastern Pennsylvania an thracite fit Ids attempted to ex tend the movement into adjoin ing district 9 this morning, but 4iroke up and returned home af ter a brief flareup of violence. John L. Lewis, president of the union, and other interna tional officers have maintained a steadfast silence concerning the organised protest launched three days ago. The miners are protesting increases of monthly dues from $1.00 to $1.50 and the annual assessment from $2.00 to $6.00. Dues and assess ments are collected through the employer by the checkoff system. Since the outbreak began on Tuesday 14 collieries, employing nearly 10.0UO men, have closed; down In the midst of one of the region'! busiest seasons in years. ' TRAIN HITS AUTO ON SIXTH STREET Mrs. E. E. Vilas, 72, of Route 3 was uninjured, but her car and two others were damaged slightly when the northbound Southern Pacific passenger train struck the rear bumper of her automobile shortly after 8:00 o'clock at the Sixth street cross ing last night. Following the crash, accord ing to city police, Mrs. Vilas' machine was thrown against two unoccupied parked autos registered to T. L. Edsall of 215 Washington street and C. W. Newland of 528 Beatty street. The cars were parked on Sixth street. Mrs. Vilas, the report stated, was traveling east on Sixth street at about 10 miles an hour. The train was also moving at a slow rate of speed. Natis Ban Roman Berlin, Sept. 12 (P) Use of Germanic script has been drop ped from schools in favor of Roman letters by order of Edu cation Minister Bernhard Rust. EX G. P. MAN GETS E Sacramento, Sept. 12. (JPh Nathan J. Russell, 62, Penryn, Calif., former Information clerk for the Grants Pass chamber of commerce, was under sentence of three years in federal prison today for shipping obscene photographs by express. Postal inspectors said collec tors of photography had paid as much as $70 for groups of Rus sell's photogrRpns. The pictures were of Russell's adopted daughter who, Russell said, was adopted from a Mon tana orphanage in 1927 when she was eight years old and was returned to the institution in 1933. Russell pleaded guilty before Federal Judge Michael J. Roche who commented, in passing sen tence, "in all my experience as a federal judge I have never seen such a display of depraved and obscene pictures. Grants Pass, Sept. 11 (tP) Nathan J. Russell, sentenced at Sacramento to three years Im prisonment for distribution of obscene photographs and de scribed as a former information clerk at the Grants Pass cham ber of commerce, was a $30 a month janitor here in 1930, said J. R. Harvey, then secretary. He said Russell was discharged foi outside activities involving sumps and semi-precious stones. N HARRIETT LAKE Most of the fish In Harriett lake in the mountain lakes wild area were killed recently by dynamiting and a shelter near the lake was torn down for fire wood, Karl L. Janouch, super visor of the Rogue River nation al forest reported today upon his return to Medford from a field trip. . Mr. Janouch said he would report the depredations, viola tions of federal laws, to the proper authorities for investiga tion and possible prosecution. Many rustic forest signs at Lake o' Woods were destroyed in the past two weeks and it Is believed the same parties were involved in both instances, Mr. Janouch said. Harriett lake Is one of the mountain lakes that have been stocked with fish every year for a long time and the dynamiting nullified the delicate task of the annual planting, Mr. Janouch pointed out. The lake, he added, was littered with dead fish killed in the dynamite blast. Morale Vitamin In Grain Foods Many families, without realii ing it, are getting too little vita min Bl, recent studies show. This much discussed "morale vitamin," the energy-appetite-growth Bl, occupies a top place among the important food val ues stressed by the Committee on Food and Nutrition of the National Research Council. Good food sources of Vitamin Bl are the whole grain foods, especially those in which the grain is not highly milled. Cer eals made of whole wheat, if carefully selected, afford an ap petizing and inexpensive way to help make up the daily quota it n m I G0M $ 5 S SYMBOLS From the dawn of civilisa tion, man has used sym bols to designate many things. One of the oldest symbols is that which rep resents pharmacy the world over. We are proud to display It In our store because the scientifically accurate compounding of medicine Is a profession and not a side-line at .JARMIN'S Penny-Wise DIAL 3479 You Can't Go Wrong! When you -DIAL 3479 You Will Get JARMIN'S Penny-Wise Drug Quick Delivery Gone, too, is the habit of waiting for Saturday to buy drugs and toiletries. Just as modern conveniences enable you to bathe whenever you wish, our modern merchandising permits you to shop and save at any time. Mo need to wait for Saturdays come in any day and get your favorite brands at the lowest prices. QJntjEB kHfcHHii-rtiftW 50c PONDS COLD CREAM 25c PONDS DRY SKIN CREAM 75e Value. Both for Lime Rickey BLADES DISH CLOTHS . Silk Toilet Tissue 12 oz., per bottle Regular 10c. Double Edge S's Pkg. 39( 2( 3c Reg. Se . 2c 2.r7( Pot Cleaners Milk of Magnesia p. 14c Suppositories 11c Packers Gloves 5c TISSUES 15c LUNCH KITS ttzUS Envelopes l2,2 ..,7c Copper. Reg. Sc. 3c Batteries XFh 3c School Tabs S 3 10c Stationery EES 29c WATER 2 qf. Guaranteed 59c Gran Best Quality Slippers Icy Hot Filch Shampoo fu"e Ouinoil Tonic both r,.9c Vacuum lot 66c 59c Mirrors M,',X"'. 19c Alarm Clocks " "$1.19 Cough Drops reg.se 3 for 10c Hospital Cotton foiiiii. 31c ICE CREAM SPECIAL 37c Vanilla Chocolate Strawberry Black Walnut QUART Saturday Hand Dipped Heaped Full tt What's Your Pleasure" Wlm oar ktlfal fonntatnwrt tuk that question, th?y Accent TLI A 8C1T fceraaM or otfM and tnndae are ma4 In a manner that aicarea full enjnyraetit of your favorite. LIGHT LUNCHES 3 Minute Service Hot Soups rhk-kra Hoodie Clam Chowder V'CrUble 4 end others Hot Foods Chow Mrtn Ore Bakre Beans Chop ft hot. He. Sandwiches and Salads Pies DRUGS I of this important vitamin. For example, a breakfast of two Na tional Biscuit Shredded Wheat and cupful of milk provides more than 1-3 the daily mini mum adult requirement of vita min Bl. Incidentally, this is the vitamin as Nature provides it. These shredded whole wheat biscuits, which also contain seven additional needed food values, can be crushed and used as an ingredient in the prepara tion of many dishes, from meat loaves to desserts, thus adding wholesome nourishment. Here is one novel, tempting example: Wheat Filled Baskets cups brown sugar 2 tablespoons corn syrup cup milk cup butter 3 cups crumbled National Bis cuit Shredded Wheat. Combine sugar, syrup, milk and butter. Cook until it reach es soft ball stage (238-240 de crees F.) Pour hot syrup over National Biscuit Shredded Wheat In buttered mixing bowl and mix. Line buttered muffin tins, with wheat mixtuis and let stand until firm. Unmold and fill center with fresh peaches and raspberries. Serve with cream, plain or whipped. For interesting variations, fill with chilled custard and top with fresh berries; fill with fresh fruit ice cream. Toledo, Ore.. Sept. 12. (IP) A swinging timber on a portable crane crushed A. C, Wendle, C. D. Johnson mill employe, to death yesterday. KEEP CAGE PEACE A huge six-foot Texas rattle snake and a ferocious-looking but harmless five-foot Chines dragon (iguana) were placed In the same cage today at the Eads Transfer and Storage company, 31 South Fir street, and nothing; happened. Each let the other alone. The public was Invited by John Eads, magician and reptile . w. vhiMt Th snake and lizard are In long I canvas cage with a wire screen I top. The cage affords a close-up view not ordinarily attainable. ) ' J ) 'si. 1 3 ft f h fYrXiY Ifj&rTt V Y 11 , i ' IV SATURDAY w. Feeding American families U s big job and an Important one, too! 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Routs, blade cuts lb. 23 Roast, round bono lb. 25 Sirloin Steak lb. 33 Ground Beef S lb. 35 Ground freak daily Pioneer Minced Clams, . No. W Can Cove Oysters, Blue Jacket. 3 cane Pink Salmon, Pi nee Leo, No. 1 can Corned Beef Hash, Llbby, ll-os. can -15 .25 -19 -19 Gardenaide Tomatoes, 3'i cans 2 for 23 Vegetable Salad. Exquisite. No. 1 can 3 for 2.1 A l Sauce Small bottle 25 Vanilla Extract. Schilling, 3-ot. bottle 29 SuPurb Grtaaltted Sots 2 Vet hot Ite E"37c Super-Suds Coaeeattatae' 21 24-es. pkg. SSS- "WIliu., r- ralmoliTs IVORY LUX 3 Sr. 17 3U ,W esch 6C