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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1942.
OF
Ten Per Cent or More of
Income Is Pledged By All
Workers in Four Counties
Less than 48 hours after for
mation of a Standard Oil of
California "War Bond Army"
employes of the Medford branch
of the company had pledged
themselves to Invest ten per cent
or more of their income in war
bonds, L. T. Nygaard, branch
manager, said today.
The local "War Bond Army"
contingent includes one hundred
per cent of the personnel of
Standard Oil of California and of
Standard Stations, Inc. The
branch embraces all of Jackson
and Josephine counties and por
tions of Klamath and Douglas
counties. Standard Stations, Inc.,
Is managed by O. A. Lowder
back, whose headquarters is also
located in Medford. ,
Glenn Jackson, assistant state
administrator in ciurge of the
southern Oregon counties for
the Oregon war savings staff
and William A. Gates, Jackson
county chairman, expressed sat
isfaction in the 100 per cent pay
roll reduction program of the
Standard organization in this
area. Payroll deductions in
some instances amounted to 20
per cent for some individual in
vestors, according to Nygaard,
and the example of the Standard
is offered as a pattern for other
concerns locally whose personnel
recognize the importance of this
vital war financing effort.
Aides Lauded
Mr. Nygaard paid special trib
ute to three members of his size
able organization who person
ally contacted all employes and
arranged for the payroll deduc
tion pledges. These men were
Norman Kerr, Ernest Saunby
and Grant Todd. In arranging
for participation of Standard
Stations, Inc., John White of this
city was cited by Lowderback
for his personal contact of all
personnel.
Standard of California's war
bond campaign officially open
ed on May 31 with an address
Hospitable Soul
Shares Bed With
Sleepy Prowler
Albuquerque, N. M., June
IS (AP) A. J. Malchar
woke up In the night and
found another man in bed
with him.
Assuming he was member
of his own work crew, Mal
char grudgingly made room
for him, and went back to
sleep.
The morning found the vis
itor and Malchar's billfold
containing $40 Rone.
FOOD PRESERVING
broadcast by President H. D. Col
lier. The response to President
Collier's appeal has been out
standing, Nygaard said, and re
ports from all areas show inter
est similar to the local branch.
In discussing the current "War
Bond Army" program of Stand
ard, Nygaard said:
"Every man and woman has
enthusiastically joined the War
Bond Army and the drive has
been concrete evidence of the all
out way our employees are back
ing the government's war effort
and the efforts of 1800 Standard
of California men who are now
in the Armed Forces."
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IN SECOND WEEK
The series of food preserva
tion demonstrations being of
fered by Miss Marian Farrell.
home demonstration agent, start
! ed off on the second week with
a meeting at Talent today when
she showed the approved meth
ods of canning, drying and
freezing.
According to Miss Farrell the
war ration of sugar, that is
one-half cup to a quart of fruit,
makes a very satisfactory prod
uct. Although this is not as
sweet as the housewife usually
cans her fruit, the flavor is
good, and the shape and color
also are retained.
Miss Farrell suggests that
housewives can their berries
with the war ration sugar mak
ing the syrup with the Juice of
berries rather than water so as
to take advantage of the natu
ral sugar present in the fruit.
Demonstrations will continue
throughout the week In the fol
lowing communities:
June 16 Rogue River, at
Mrs. Grizzel's with a picnic
lunch.
June 17 Medford, at the
courthouse auditorium with a
covered dish luncheon.
June 18 Lost Creek, at Mrs.
William Hoefft's with a covered
dish luncheon.
June 19 Prospect, at Mrs.
Tubman's with a picnic tynch
eon. Everyone Is welcome to at
tend these meetings and further
information may be received
through the office of the home
demonstration agent in the
courthouse.
TRAPPED MINERS
T TO TOP
Renton, Wash., June 15. (AP)
Nearly 56 hours after they
were trapped 350 feet below the
surface by a cave-in in a coal
mine gangway, Archie Skiver,
40, of Auburn, and Robert Ston
ack, 20, Tacoma, were rescued
last night without having suffer
ed any harm worse than being
chilled.
Trapped Friday morning by
the cave-in from which three
others narrowly escaped, the
pair was freed through the un
ceasing efforts of fellow miners
who dug a small tunnel around
the slide in the Renton Mining
company shaft at Talbot, two and
one-half miles south of here.
Hurry "Fag Bags"
Is Word to Girls
An urgent plea has gone out
to Girl Scouts of Jackson county
from Miss Esther Ansel, Port
land regional Scout executive,
urging all Girl Scouts, both
individuals and troops, who
have been working on the "fag
bag project" to have all their
quota of fag bags ready and de
livered not later than June 20.
In making her appeal to lo
cal Scnut leader Mrs. Marjorie
Pena, Medford, Miss Ansel point
ed out that the bags must be
ready for distribution starting
with the week end of July 4.
as that is a time when fire
hazard in the forests is greatest.
HOME NURSING COURSE
TO BE GIVEN IN TALENT
Talent. June 15 (Spl.V-The
Red Cross will offer a course In
home nursing in classes to be
held In the school building
starting Wednesday at 1 p. m.
All women of the community
who are Interested are urged to
attend.
The G
ranee
AUTO CRASH SUIT
Selection of a Jury In the
trial of the personal injury suit
of Goldie Snyder, Ashland,
against Harry L. Glem and wife
started in circuit court today.
The suit is based on an auto
accident at the intersection of
the Ashland Mine road and Pa
cific highway, a year ago. The
plaintiff seeks $3,000 and spe
cial damages for alleged in
juries. The case if expected to
last two days.
The plaintiff claims the re
ceived various injuries and
charge negligence on the part
of the defendants. The defend
ants also charge negligence, and
further claim no injuries were
manifested by the plaintiff when
she filed an accident report with
the Ashland police a short time
after the mishap.
The plaintiff is represented
by Attorney W. M. McAllister,
and the defendant by Attorney
Don R. Newbury.
TEMPERAMENTAL THIEF
Denver, June 15. (AP The
burglar was disgusted when he
found only 15 cents in a piggy
bank after breaking into the
John Johnson apartment. So he
smashed two dozen eggs on the
walls and ceiling.
LOSES OH APPEAL
Washington, June 15 (IP)
The United States court of ap
peals today upheld the convic
tinn r,f tha American Medical
association and the medical soc
iety of the District of ColumDia
on charges of illegal restraint of
trade in violation of the anti
trust laws.
The two organizations were
convicted in district court last
vrar of attemntine to thwart the
aims of group health association.
a cooperative of federal govern
ment employes.
Justice James M-. Proctor
aiueosed fines of S2.500 aeainst
the American Medical associf
trict society.
All individual defendants
named in the indictments along
with the two organizations -were
acquitted at the trial.
Ua Msll Tribune nut ads.
UNION FUEL
FIR SLABS. load $6.50
(300 cu. ft.)
FIR SAWDUST. Id. $5.50
Phone Jacksonville 073
THI PINNIT WAT IS TMI I'jaifTY WAY . THI THRIFTY WAY IS THI A M t ft I C A N WAY
Poxy Ann Grange
At the Roxy Ann Grange hall
Tuesday at 8 p. m. motion pic
tures are to be shown on phos
phorus bombs in connection
with the regular first aid les
sons. Visitors are welcome.
Home economics club has
postponed their regular meet
ing until June 24 when they
will meet at the hall all day.
Regular grange session will
be held Friday evening. June
19 and a special prosram is I
being planned. We urge ail!
members to attend.
Home extension meeting held '
Friday with Marian J. Farrell j
H. D. A. giving a demonstration
on home canning, drying and
freezing was most helpful.
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a. m Too late to C'.aMiiy 12 30
p. m.
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