MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1941.
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PRESBYTERIANS OFll Best Turkey Killer Needed
WORLD WILL JOIN
Special Program Arranged
For Observance Here
Expect Big Attendance.
A record attendance is expect
ed at the First Presbyterian
church here at the 11a.m. serv
ice Sunday as World Commun
ion Day is observed from sun
rise to midnight in Presbyterian
churches throughout the world.
A special program has been
arranged by the pastor. Dr.
Sherman L. Divine, lor the serv
ice here. Appropriate music will
form an important part of the
program and new members will
be welcomed and children dedi
cated to Cod's care and service.
Letters have been sent to 250
families this week reminding
them of the speual service. Visi
tors will be welcome.
Speaking of World Commun
ion Day, a bulletin Issued by the
Presbyterian church said:
'This great fellowship will
stand out in contrast to our bro
ken and disorganized world. It
will bear witness to a spirit
which can cross frontiers of race,
break through barriers of hu
man prejudice, and rise above
the clash and conflict of warring
nations as it reveals its unity in
Christ.
"Let each Presbyterian take
his place in his own church on
the day, committing himself
anew to the world task and its
one Master in the neediest time
any generation ever saw. Let no
one fail to share In the world
fellowship at this communion
season."
Steel armour for protection of
soldiers against bullets was used
In the 17th century but finally
was abandoned because the
weight added for protection
against Improved bullets made
it impractical.
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Private Albart Sinka (left), considered the best turkey killer
in southeaitern Colorado, Is much in demand by 1.S00 turkey
growers so much in fact they are attempting special arrange
ments with the army to have him furloughed prior to Nov. 1, to
take care of Thanksgiving market. "I can kill 4.000 turkeys a
day." Sinka said, demonstrating his technique to Private Thom
as D'Andrea. P. S. The turkey was safe for the time being.
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San Francisco, Oct. I.
Senator Rufus C. Holman of
Oregon called upon the west's
mining Industry today to take
its problems direct to congress,
and not to "Washington bur
eaucrats." The member of the senate
military affairs committee ad
dressed the annual convention
of the American Mining Con
gress. Without previous an
nouncement, he appeared on
the rostrum with a barrage of
questions:
this an all-out emergency
for national defense, or la it
not?
"Are we short of materials or
not?"
The Oregon senator asserted
that if the emergency Is real,
time is the important produc
tion factor, and not cost.
To get strategic mineral
quickly, he said conditions must
be made favorable to "capital
and labor."
No capital, he boomed, is go
ing to go into the business
without reasonable assurance of
a justifiable return.
BALKSRAP AT F. R.
Indianapolis, Oct. 3 (IP) The
American Bar association today
rejected a resolution, offered by
Joseph T. Harrington, Chicago,
calling for appointment of a
committee to examine President
Roosevelt's statements and ac
tions for use in possible im
peachment proceedings.
The association, meeting In
annual convention, referred to
its section on international law
a resolution by James W. Ryan,
New York, proposing repeal of
the neutrality act.
ACCIDENT SHOT FATAL
Roseburg, Ore., Oct. 3. JP)
Embolism resulting from an
accidental bullet wound caused
the death in a hospital here yes
terday of John M. Winniford. 47,
gunsmith and farmer of Wilbur,
Winniford accidentally shot him'
self in the leg last Monday while
cleaning a loaded pistol, accord
ing to the report of M. E. Ritter,
Roseburg mortician.
WEATHER
Northern California: Continued
fair, warm and dry tonight
and Saturday except continued
! cloudiness in extreme north por
tion; north to northeast strong
winds continuing exposed areas
with gales in the mountain
passes diminishing considerably
Saturday.
NOW
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SERVICE
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Many a favorite coffee-maker is "unhappy"
these days. It just can't produce uniform
coffee? But is it the maker, or is it the
coffee you have been putting into it J
Have you checked THAT lately?,
To the housewife who is genuinely coffee
puzzled, because she cannot maintain uni
formly delicious coffee, we suggest a flavor
ful answer! Don't banish your coffee-maiet
TRY GOLDEN WEST COFFEE in it!
In this traditionally Western brand cornel
a maintained smoothness, a mellow, fra
grant freshness that solves coffee-uniformity
problems permanently! There is a pro
per grind for your favorite coffee-making
method ask for it!
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So we didn t try.
Instead we said these being the materials
critical in the defense program, we'll do our
planning for 1942 with that foremost in mind.
Not merely for an "acceptable" car cer
tainly not for any "ersatz" number.
e had to have a real and representative
Buick. One we could be proud of. One able
enough, active enough, durable enough to serve
till annual new models are the rule again.
We resolved on a 1942 automobile of such
merit as could carry the Buick reputation
without fault until other new Buicks, however
far off, could come along to refresh it.
Now we're announcing those 1942 cars.
Why waste words telling you how good they
are! You can't put language in the gas tank
and learn either how many or how enjoyable
are the miles you'll get per gallon.
Th ere's ft better answer you drive these
cars themselves. Come on, do that! Put your
own yardstick on their quality.
It would be a shame, for you and for us, to
have you miss the dreadnaught Buick we've
built to stand up successfully to the toughest
job in years.
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