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r PAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1948 AND FRIENDS TO OVERSEAS GIFTS Camp White, Ore., Sept, 29 (Spl) Relatives and friends of ervlce men were reminded to day the last day for mailing Christmas packages overseas Is October IS. The warning was Is sued today by Brig. Gen. Amos Thomas, commanding general of Camp White. The war department has re quested civilians to mall over seas Christmas packages before the end of September If practi cable so as to lighten the last minute mailing rush which would otherwise swamp the al ready overtaxed shipping facil ities. ' Maximum weight allowed for any package Is five pounds. It must not be more than 18 inches long or more than 38 inches In combined length and girth. Each parcel must be clearly labeled "Christmas Gift Parcel." This mark must not resemble postage stamp or official mark of any kind. Importance of a complete ad dress, printed clearly with a substance that will not mar. smudge or run, was stressed. Ev ery address should include the full name of the soldier, his rank and his army serial num ber on the first line. Name of the organization with which he Is serving should be on the second line. His army postofflce num ber should be on the third line The port postmaster through which the package is routed should be on the fourth line. For example: Pvt. John Francis Doe, ASN 89006854, Co. B, 739th Inf., APO 6642 ee Postmaster, San Francisco, Cal. Army mall service officials urge that a strong packing box be used. If the package contains various small Items, each of these must be wrapped separately, so that no danger to the contents or to the handlers may occur. , Postage must be fully prepaid that is, from the postofflce where mailed to the port of em barkation postofflce In care of which packages are addressed. Morse Boomed For U. S. Appeals Court Seattle, Sept 29. (U.R) A movement was under way here today to obtain the appointment of Wayne L. Morse, dean of the University of Oregon law school and public member of the na tional war labor board, to the U. S. circuit court of appeals. ' President D, K. MacDonald of the Seattle chamber of commerce telegraphed Attorney General . jrrancis J. Blame, urging ap pointment of Morse as successor to the late Judge Bert Emorv Haney to the bench of the court tnat sits ir San Francisco. OFFICIAL TABLE No, 7 EFFECTIVE Oct. 3, 1943 faltttf ( 4 AmtrUm Infem ef Pel itateslajatrawlkat CONSUMER POINT VALUES FOR MEAT, FATS, FISH, AND DAIRY PRODUCTS STUM BEEF CM ( BOASTS llt-lUlMf (MM MM It) Mal faadt (IM e m)-M uJ tTIWS AND 9THM CUTS rest tattle , ,i n , .J Nil mxi, ,1 MiM-fik i , I liiiak tkkksi Mil Staat-tkkk. HAMiusam tub, Situ, kk iBkcia'Mestffeief VEAL STIAKf AND CHOPS) (kre (rn UkCttw wen MMtoCMp eased last (km u) IWlMCMH ROAST ll HI tank Lat(itttkevt) . Slsskktteekeie, n g tttw AND OTHER CUTS InM-tMl k.J HmH Ve ui rutin -ntf renal bee WU fuaki, ihsoks. nun. Mi LAMB MUTTON STEAKS AND CHOPS Ida ei (a int).. iMCtiaiudllnU IteHak Chan-NMl k m tra ROASTS Uf-IIOllBlf( UrWHUul-Umk Ms, Karat. Traatk-toae k... Ma, MlW, TriMH-KMla Crock m Shwldv , mum -oil- Iw kt tea it Cract k simdMr, cmicul- bcaa STIWt AND OTHER CUTS trot an FUsk. , Nki-MmU . . . Midi fcMkrittf. s-w-loiti f link httttt-limb trwikl from Ntks, flinkt, tlanH, busts ud mituHmm bmk Ulmninfi PORK ITIAKS AND CHOP! Uk-kakke, Mi as onl Km -ttaiaiv.l. Ha -an J Ha -I ii. itw k wr. iid-in ii ikuk mr (laK) In k. . ItakM-Uiut Mil (kak) Imiiii (km m stats)... . SMgHk-wl Ml (Mat pnq- Mblkiintlw.. MeUer-tett Ml (Mm Mtt)- MmIm (km mem)- OTHIR PORK CUTS hi Iktl Mi CkM HM- Hictt,. 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CfawnM CorOfi data laMkaaiSI Craa i pa ww CHEESES-Oraup Ilk VARIETY MEATS BEEF Tmcm (iM at). LAMB-MUTTON Tmim... VEAL haorttij. PORK 4 4 4 ! lot 4 0' 3t 3) Capt. Lorna Kubli of Wacs Writes of Life At Capital Describing a tour of the capltol building at Washington, D. C, with her uncle, Senator Rufus Holman, and telling of her work at the capital as a-WAC officer, Capt. Lorna Kubli recently wrote an interesting letter to her grandfather, John G. Miller, 410 Hamilton St., Medford. Capt. Kubli, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Kubli of Applegate, was home last summer for a ' short leave. At that time she was stationed at Huston, La., and in August was transferred to Washington. Kubli wrote: Capt, "I am asigned as chief, records branch of the Civilian Personnel Division of the Army Air Corps I have 112 people working for me and our work is to keep the records of all civilians working for the Air Corps. It's quite a job, and I do hope I'm going to ba able to make a go of It. Both Oood Cooks "I am living with another girl who is also a captain In the WAC. She works in the Penta gon building for the Air Corps too. We have an apartment to gether and do all our own cook ing and cleaning. Although pur meals might not be as regular as eating In the army mess halls, I think we're a darn sight bet ter cooks. "Last Saturday Senator Hol man took ma up to hit offlcees Lovely Hew- PICTURE FRAMES In Clear Plastic Single and Double Frames 6xG - Ox HO LUNCH KITS Q Complete with thermos, alto a limited number of pint size thermos bottles and fillers. Old Hickory COOKING WARE Ideal for Oven Use and on Top of the Stove Q Ceramic cookware for Water less Cooking. Made of the purest porcelain and is non-porous. Saves fuel, effort and kitchen time. They make unusually handsome and prac tical additions to your table service. In the Senate Office building, end from there over to the cap. ltol and all through the capltol and senate chambers. I sat in "tiA lrtaniinwaDl4nfri4'a nVialt nnf) pounded the gavel. Saw Daniel Webster's original desk and Abe Lincoln s desk and all those his torical things. Then last Tuesday we went to the opening session of congress and Uncle Rufus (Holman) took us to dinner in the private dining room of the senators. It was all very interest ing and we met a lot of people." PIONEER SPIRIT Portland, Ore., Sept. 29 (U.R) The spark that gave life to the Oregon country back in the days of her pioneer parents today burns brightly in 70-year-old Mrs. Eva Twlneham, who is cooking her own meals on an old wood stove in her back yard while she awaits the plumbers and electricians she called to Install connections In her two- room shack in Portland. Mrs. Twlneham, forced by circumstances to evacuate her former living quarters, persuad ed her sister to advance the cost of a dwelling that would come under the $200 limit set by OPA and then induced her four nephews to construct the shack after hours from their shipyard oos. John Hugg, Mrs. Twlneham's father, came to Portland in 1852 by prairie schooner. Her moth. er, Melissa Rowen, crossed the plains from Illinois, walking most of the way. Mrs. Twlneham was born in Buttc-.rllle, Ore. Pearl Harbor, T. H Sept. 29 (U.R) United States marines have landed without opposition on the Coral Island of Nanumea, extending - American striking power to within 525 miles of Tarawa, Japan's main base in the Gilbert islands of the Cen tral Pacific. Three pictures of the landing operations, released by the navy last night, disclosed that the marines went ashore on the is land, also known as St. Augus tine island, on Sept. 4.. . - The new American base Is the northernmost of the Ellice is lands, lying 275 miles north of Funaguti island, which was tak en by United States forces last October, also without opposition. U. S. AIRMEN INTERNED Lisbon, Sept 29 (U.R) PortU' guese authorities today interned the crew and seized an Amer ican four-engined bomber which made a forced landing yester day at a Lisbon airport. TO USE CARE IN LIGHTING FIRES Fire closures are still In ef fect on national forests In Ore gon, It was pointed out today by staff members of the Rogue Riv er National Forest Service here. While it Is understood that proclamation lifting the fire closures is being considered by the governor, no official word to that effect had been received up to noon today. 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