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PAGE EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORP OREGON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1942. 123,000,000 pounds of alumi num. REPUBLICANS KEEP specify the amount of both white and brown sugar which they have on hand, and, if you have read the Instructions you will note the severe penalties for making false statements. "A real need for sugar ration ing exists in order that every one shall have his fair propor tion of the amount of sugar that Is available. However, there is a need for an additional amount of sugar for canning purposes and provision has been made so that those who can fruit at home may obtain an additional amount." Shasta Generators Switched to Coulee Washington. April 29 (jP) The bureau of reclamation an nounced today that two huge hydroelectric generators built for Shasta dam in California would be transferred to Grand Coulee dam in Washington state to meet pressing power demands for war industries. Reclamation Commlss loner John C. Page advised Interior Secretary Ickes that "installing these two 75,000-kilowatt gen erators in the Grand Coulee dam powerhouse will give net gain to the war program of Black-out restrictions and the need fer conserving tires and gasoline has -curtailed use of automobiles in Panama. REGISTRY LEAD IN FOR DEALERS TO END 8 PJ. TODAY Consumers Will Register At Grade Schools of County On May 4, 5, 6 and 7. JACKSON COUNTY Total Outside of Medford Is 6206 Republicans and 5271 Demos, 137 Mixed. The registration for the May 13 primary In the county, out- aide of Medford, and including Ashland Is 11,614 votes, with 6206 republicans, 5,271 demo crats, and 137 miscellanous. The registration In Ashland Is: republicans. 1,389; democrats 1,084; miscellanous 31, total of 2.704, Precinct Rep. Dem. Mies. Ttl Aahland Bird 161 108 sea ass 837 soo 338 385 40S SOS 307 Aland . Cent. 158 110 Aahland w. Cent. IBS ISO Aahland, Oek IBS US Aahland, North 147 Sa Aanland. Eaat 139 140 Aehland, 8-E 337 188 Ashland. NX IBS 10S Aahland. 8 , , , 131 77 W M 44 111 Total Aahland-ISSB 10S4 81 3704 Antlocn -Applegat . Barron . 85 68 . 113 78 . 46 46 . 178 133 , 89 87 113 1B1 B6 Bellevlew Brownsboro Hvuta ram Central Pt, N Central Pt., B. Beeae Creek 801 78 SO 110 318 1B4 381 144 BO 68 300 410 406 Utt S3 48 Derby 81 ColeaUn 38 81 16 agls Point IBS 168 Plounoe Rock 133 138 Foot Creek 80 83 Oold Hill 311 380 Orllfln Creek 103 68 Hlllcreat 78 86 Howard 188 311 Jackson-Ills. N 314 13B Jackson-lll. B. 133 110 Lake Creek 81 44 857 361 133 4B6 183 140 887 843 346 135 310 41B 403 Mound 111 Orchard Home. Perrydala Phoenix, 3 37B 40S 6 88 11 458 1 8S8 143 63 phoenix. Wast. Plneburat Rogue River 81 80 308 338 Roxy Anne 1B3 308 108 88 80 Bams Valley 64 Starling 33 Talent. Beat Talent. Weat . Trail Union Watklna . 138 116 , 1SS 133 , 118 167 . 83 80 368 3B4 381 148 83 145 170 60 87 83 34 67 84 Willow Springe.. Wuner County total 8308 6371 13711814 AT CLUB MEETING U. G. Dubach, dean of men at Oregon State college, addressed a Joint meeting of the 20-30 and Active clubs in Hotel Medford last night on general conditions throughout a world at war. He was Introduced by John Day. Among other things. Dean Dubach said that If the United States wished to retain Its high standard of living the South American and Chinese standards must be raised to a level with ours. A group of Mrs. Eva Pren tice's accordion pupils played several numbers as the musical feature of the Joint meeting, at tended by 23 members of both clubs. Moderate Smudging In Lower Orchards A general though moderate smudging was necessary this morning In pear orchards lo cated on low grounds, starting about 4 o'clock. Frost Observer Roy Rogers reported there has been consid erable loss from frosts so far this season, in small unheated orchards, but In large orchards where smudge pots were lighted the damage was neglible. The loss as a whole. Is not high, the froft observer said. There is a heavy set on the trees, with the pears now in an early formative period. ARCHIE HALL RITES THURSDAY AFTERNOON Funeral services for Archie I. Hall, who lost his life in an auto accident on ths Jacksonville highway Saturday night, will be held at the grave side In the Missouri Flat cemetery at 2 p. m. Thursday with Ward Lamp kin of Provolt officiating. Ar rangements In care of Conger Funeral Parlors. Cloaing time for Claaairied Art! 8 a- m. Too late to ClaUj 13 30 p m MOTHER'S DAY CARDS S3 ion , 30 190 Kaet - 163 134 308 IBS See our big display of cardi to send your Mother on her special day Sunday. May 10th. m i! mum SYMBOL A German bomb, er diving In flames Is the ap propriate inilcnla for this mem ber of a Canadian anti-aircraft battery stationed somewhere In England with other flying units. ASHLAND EFFORT TO GET HOUSING Ashland's campaign to be des ignated, along with Medford, as a critical defense housing area In order to obtain priority ma terials for the construction of dwellings for military and civil ian personnel attached to Camp White, has been officially sup ported by the Medford Homes Registration committee. Meeting Monday, the commit tee drew a resolution to Folger Johnson, state director of the Federal Housing Administration, requesting that Ashland and all of Jackson county be included In the defense area. The resolu tion, a copy of which has been mailed to Johnson, follows: "Whereas it is recognized by the Medford Homes Registration committee that the housing to be provided for the families of the military and civilian person nel attached to Camp White should be placed throughout Jackson county so far as possible In order to prevent an excess of building in any one locality and, Whereas it is further recog nized that the City of Ashland has attractive home sites and the essential municipal facilities required for an adequate hous ing program and should be in cluded In the defense area and. Therefore belt resolved that the state director of the federal housing administration be and he hereby is respectfully peti tioned and requested to cause the whole of Jackson county to be Included within the critical defense housing area of Med ford, Oregon as designated by the President of the United States and "Be it further resolved that the state director of the federal housing administration be and he hereby is respectfully peti tioned and requested to make such amendments to existing regulations governing the desig nation of critical defense hous ing areas as may be necessary to cause the City of Ashland and the whole of Jackson county to be Included in said Medford critical defense housing area designation. "Dated this 27th day of April, 19-12. R. F. Kyle. Chairman, Frank Hull Secretary." ...UKrUKXUU lUbtl !MI5hKt vwnTt-r.TiriN fdhaa 1 w ww 1 w I- I -WJ I I gTANDARD gERVICEMEN (s stcavos to aswxxA Registration of business houses for sugar rationing will be wound up today and Medford firms face an 8 p. m. deadline for filing their application forms at the senior high school. Principal Leonard B. May field Indicated this morning that a large number of applications were turned in yesterday but that many more would have to come in this afternoon and eve ning to complete the registra tion. Mayfield said that the high school would be open to regis trants from 3 p. m. until the deadline. Consumer registration on May 4, 9, 6 and 7 will be handled by the grade schools with the hours for registering to be announced later. All Should Register The following statement con cerning consumer registration for sugar rationing was released by the local board today. "Everyone should register for war ration book number one," says State Rationing Adminis trator O. L. Price. "Not only is it a patriotic duty to register, but for one's own protection it is extremely important that you do so regardless of the amount of sugar which you have. "Failure to register at the specified time. May 4, 5, 6 and 7, may be embarrassing later on when other commodities will be rationed and those who have not registered at this time may find difficulty In securing other rationed foods. "Of course, everyone must A New Treat aw SCOTCH TYPE WHISK't Blended by G&W Here it a true scotch-type whisky. A whisky that has body and flavor and bouquet a whisky you'll be proud to serve on any occasion, priced so you can be lavish vVith your hospitality. Royal Banquet has men imported Scotch Malt Whisky than any other domestic blend. Let your own taste decide! - FOR A PARACHUTIST TO FALL m FEET! . t..y x tda Mm v I rr-ll 1 LI 1 1 -1' STANDARD F Portland, April 29. VP) National price freezing orders apparently have ended Oregon's milk-price controversies. Administrator J. H. Ma pes of the Oregon milk control board said, "not until we have re ceived more definite word from Washington will we know how this will affect producers. It appears, however, that it solves the problem insofar as the con sumer is rnnrerned," Producers in several sections of the state had demanded higher prices, in Portland a 25 per cent increase being asked. Long-Pending Suit To Trial Thursday Circuit Judge H. K. Hanna tomorrow will hear the forcible entry and detainer suit of Cor inthia E. Stailey against J. B. Thomas of Ashland, according to present plans. The action, long pending, concerns the Paci fic Record-Herald building on Sixth street, now occupied by the City Cleaners. The prop erty has been involved in liti gation of one kind and another for several years. Mrs. Stailey is represented by Attorney R. R. Hewitt of Salem, and Thomas by Attorney George W. 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