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PAGE FIVE PEAR FUND GROWS WITH ADDITION OF NEW MEMBERSHIPS Musical Instruments drums, tenor saxophones, trurn pets and bass fiddles. Anyone having these instruments which they will donate or loan to the hospital may call Mrs. William McAllister, 10 Keene Way Drive, phone 2009. Previous appeals were for in struments for band members at the camp, it was stated. F. R. Nominates ' Major Generals .Washington, Oct. 5. (U.R) President Roosevelt today nom inated Brig. Gens. John R. staff In event Marshall should be transferred to a field com mand. Deane for the past year has been secretary of the Anglo American combined chiefs of staff here. Chicago. Re is accompanied by Special Ambassador Felix Nieto Del Rio and Chilean ambassa dor at Washington, Rodolfo Michels. Easy! This So-Good Delicacy! Sought for Soldiers Camp Whits Hospital Musical Instruments are need ed for the use of men at the Camp White station hospital and an appeal for them is being made by the Siskiyou Camp and Hospital council of the Red Cross. Especially needed are Deane and Albert C. Wede- meye- to be major generals. CHILEANS LEAVE Chrysler Made Parts HUMPHREY KOTORS 33 So. Riverside Dial 4980 Wedemeyer is assistant to the assistant chief of staff, opera Washington, Oct. 5. (U.R) Concluding his official visit to the United States as a guest of President Roosevelt, Chilean Foreign Minister Joaquin Fern tions division, of the general The California condor is the largest flying bird of the north ern hemisphere. staff. He has been mentioned as a possible successor to Gen. Commercial Packers, Ship pers Sign With Bureau to Provide Exploitation Fee. George C. Marshall as chief of andez left by airplane today for MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1943. By Mii. Julia M. Earley Educational Director Oregon-Washington-California ' Pear Bureau Seattle (Special) Member ship in the Pear Bureau requires the payment of a stipulated as sessment on every packed box of winter pears. Commercial packers, shippers and handlers sign with the bureau, become responsible thereby for payment of the prevailing per box as sessment, assume collection from the growers with whom they deal. The per-box fee is tenia tively tet each season by the bureau's advertising committee, later approved by the executive committee when final crop esti mates have been completed. New sign-ups for the current season approximate more than 200,000 boxes of fruit, giving the bureau an enlarged fund with which to further trade edu cation to the necessity and value of scientific winter pear "condi tioning" before retail display and sale. These new memberships carry more than a usual signifi cance in a short-crop year that also sees the highest national consumer buying power on record. Complete Foster The complete list of shiDner members, as given below, is in itself almost the complete ros- i ter'of the winter pear industry tribute to the esteems in which the Pear Bureau is held in the coastal states of Oregon, Wash ' ington and California, where practically the entire commer cial winter pear crop is pro. duced. Shipper, members of Pear Bu reau and their brands, not includ ing smaller grower - members without private brands: CALIFORNIA DISTRICT G H. Anderson Estate, Santa Clara. A brand, B brand; Pacific Fruit Exchange, Inc., San Francisco, Vein o' Gold brand; Placerville - Fruit Growers Exchange, Placer ville, Taho Maid; Santa Clara i Pear Growers' association, Santa T' Clara, Golden West, Golden ' Sails. HOOD RIVER DISTRICT Apple Growers' association, Blue Diamond, Hood River, Red Dia mond, FlawUss; American Fruit Growra, lrj.. Blue Goose, Trade Win, Mt. Hood; Star Fruit Co., Bingen, Wash., Gorge View, Mammoth Pack; Duckwall Bros., Inc., D-B brand. Northwest; Sta delman Fruit Co., Stadelman's. MEDFORD DISTRICT My ' ron Root & Co., Trader, Golden, r-Old Gold, Gold Crest; Bear - Creek Orchards, Bear Creek, Ev ergreen, Cub; Newbry Orchards (Ashland), Nuf Sed (Blue Label), Nuf Sed (Red Lable); Crystal ' Springs Packing Co., Crystal Springs, Mountain Springs; As- ,. sociated Fruit Co. k.. Modoc Orchard Co., Modoc, - Mopac; Southern Oregon Sales, ; Inc.- SOS-Transport, SOS-Dis- . patch, SOS-Beacon, SOS-Express; American Fruit Growers, Inc., Blue Goose, Mountain "A, Rogue, Tip Top, Trade-Win; J . S. Weeks (Trail). J. S. Weeks. Reter Fruit Co., Maltese Cross, , Pioneer, Illihee, Best Ever; Pin nacle Packing Co., Pinnacle, R.H.P.. "401," Blue Triangle Pic O Pac, Red i Triangle; Or chard Parks Farms. Sun Sug ared; Wing Orchards, Wing, Old Stage, Caw. WENATCHEE DISTRICT , Americun Fruit Growers, Inc., Wenatchee, Blue Goose. Tip Top; Cashmere Fruit Exchange, Cash mere. Cascade: Cashmere Pio neer Growers. Empire Builder; . Driver & Woodrow, Wenatchee, JT Trojan. Four Star; Fruit Grow- . ers Service Co., Wenatchee, Boy Blue; Horan Bros., Wenatchee, Horan; Fruit Sales Co., Wen atchee. Jim Hill. Maxwell & Griffith. Dryden, : lcelad; J. M. Wade, Wenatchee, Jim Wade; Wells and Wade Fruit Co., Wenatchee, Twin W; Apple Capital Growers, Inc., Wenat chee, Apple Capital; Keystone Barker Co., Inc., Entiat, Key stone; Leavenworth Fruit & Cold Storage Co., Leavenworth; Mo- Jonnier & Sons, Inc., wenatcnee, Blue Mountain; Northern Fruit Co., Wenatchee, Blue T, Hi Yu. Independent Warehouse Co., Dryden: - Standaid Fruits, Inc., Wenatchee, Sapphire, Ruby, A Plus; Wenatchee Growers, Inc., Wenatchee; Wenatchee - Okano- gan Coop., Wenatchee, Wenoka; w J. K. McArthur, Entiat, Pine ' Tree; Schons Fruit Co., Wenat chee, Schons, Pacemaker; Wenat-chee-Beebe Orchard Co., Wenat chee, Beebe. YAKIMA DISTRICT Cong don Orchards, Congdon; Perham Fruit Co., Violet, Snow Owl Blue, Snow Owl Red, Tulip, Shuregood Blue, Shuregood Red; Yakima Horticultural Un ion, Blue Ribbon, Red Ribbon; C. F. Schaefer Co., Harvest Time, Pyramid; C. M. Holtzinger Fruit Co., Royal Purple, Blue Z, Red Z; Stubbs Fruit Co.; Stubbs Se lect; W. E. Roche Fruit Co., Yak, Jewel, R. & R. Yakima Fruit Growers asso ciation, Big Y (Blue Y), Big Y (Red Y; Richey & Gilbert. R & G, Indianhead, Pear King, Ice berg; Rrinier Fruit Co., Rainier (Blue Label), Rainier (Red La bel); American Fruit Growers, Inc., Blue Goose, Tip Top; Wash ington Fruit & Produce, Inde pendent brand; Edward A. Ban nister, Pyramid; Prentice Pack ing & Cold Storage Co., Kare Ful Pak. Central Pt. P.-T.A. Resumes Activities With School Opening There's no trick to making this extra-good pudding but there Is a aeoret and that Is the rich honey flavor of those golden squares of HONEY MAID GRAHAM CRACKERS you uae, Walt until you taste those golden crumbi combined with fall tangy plums. Try this recipe for a quick dessert thai la sure to win unanlmoua approval. GRAHAM PLUM PUDDING Itt cups HONEY MAID GRAHAM y, teaspoon nutmeg ' CRACKER crumbs S tablespoons softened buttet 13 cup sugar - fii cups sliced, pitted plums teaspoon cinnamon ' Vt cup water Mix together the crumbs, sugar, spices and butter. Add water to plume Place alternate layers of Dlums and crumb mixture in 4 greased. Indl vldual. baking dishes, Btarting with plums. Bake in moderate oven (371 degrees FJ 20 minutes. Serve warm with vanilla ice cream. Serves HIRERS ADDS Q Central Point, Oct. 5 (Snl.) With over 50 members in at tendance, Central Point P.-T. A. held its first meeting of the fall term Oct. 1 in the high school auditorium. Hand books out Kuing the program for each of the coming meetings and nam ing the officers and committee chairmen were prepared and distributed by the program committee. Seventh and eighth grade girls glee club presented two enjoyable musical numbers. Mrs. C. W. Anhorn presided in the absence of Mrs. John Bohnert, and presented Mrs. Loyd Morris, who led in group singing. Mrs. William Foley was then intro duced and spoke on recreation in the home. She pointed out the urgent necessity of provid ing more home interests and reminded parents that their own choice of reading material and music has much influence on the type the child will select for himself. Membership week was an nounced for Oct. 17 to 24. A report on the Jackson County council meeting held in Medford Sept. 15 was given by Mrs, Anhorn. It was voted to suspend the by-laws for a year to allow dues to be raised from 35c to 50c, which would simplify financial problems. An invitation to the parent teacher get acquainted party Oct. 8 was extended to all Barents and friends. Fifth grade mothers served refreshments at the close. Announcement was made to day oy r lunrer .Daiterrcs uiruugu , A. M. Cannon, manager, that new and higher standards of enrichment of white breads and rolls, approved by the United States Food administration and for which necessary ingredients have only recently been made available for civilian use, are now being incorporated at no added price throughout this area in all such products of their manufacture. The new enrichment stand ards mark a milestone in mass nutrition history, in that they go beyond the original purpose of the government s program, which was to restore certain vitamins and minerals lost in the milling of white flour, and now actually incorporate sub stantial amounts of certain of these food substances in excess of the original content of the whole grain. Principal added ingredient under the new recommendations of which Fluhrer's announce their whole-hearted support, is riboflavin, pr vitamin B2, which promotes skin health, bodily growth and the consumption of oxygen by the body cells. Also increased in white bread are the vitamins thiamin (Bl) and nia- Lcin, as well as assimuapie min eral iron. White bread has been selected as the ideal carrier because of its cheapness and universal daily consumption it comprises with other flour made foods 25 per cent of our American diet, and the fact that it supplies the very nutrients which the vitamins help the body to utilize, as well as helping to offset vitamin mineral .deficiencies elsewhere in the diet. The diet of both The Ameri can soldier and the American public will thus be fortified to match successfully the whole grain diets of the Russian citizen and soldier and the Nazi soldier. Closing time for Sunday Too Late to Classlly. 6:30 Saturday afternoon Please rememBer. GIVE YOUR COLD THE AIR Open up that cold-clogged nose. Feel this real preacription-type medication soothe, shrink. Caution: Use only as directed. Be sure you demand Penetro Now Drops. HIGHEST CASH PRICES Paid for Good Used Cars HUMPHREY MOTORS 33 So. Riverside Dial 4980 BURGOYCJE'S Will Remain CLOSED Until About Nov. WATCH for Announcement of Reopening ' : i & &r i mm An Urgent Appeal to Young Women SERVE Your Country 4 Where Your Country Needs You Most! IF 'YOU CAN QUALIFY ENLIST NOW IN THE PARS Women's Reserve of the United States Coast Guard OME.N have, through the glorious history of this nation, played a gallant role, standing shoulder to shoulder with fighting men In every hour of crisis. . It It true todav. iuit at it was in the day of Molly Pitcher. But here If a NEW call for women an urgent one that needs immediate re sponse. The trained men of the U. S. Coast Guard are now at battle stations manning the smaller boats In island-to-island fighting,' guarding convoys, serving In coastal patrols. Their former vital administrative, technical and clerical show obs MUST bo filled AT ONCE by women. It is a clear call to duty! This Is PAR 'tt I In Medford o CHEROKEE SEILER. representing the Women's Re serve of the Coast Guard, will be at the Jackson County Chamber oi Commerce THIS WEEK to In terview young women willing to serve their nation In this grave emergency. The qualifications are not diffi cult to meet, the service Is highly Interesting, the need Is great. If the war continues into next year which seems a certainty many more SPARS will be heeded for posi tions of trust and responsibility. Will you be one of them? i r-m aIIjasMMMsMsMsll I V I V I) ( T ' " ' ---m PUBLISHED IN COOPERATION WITH THE CAMPAIGN FOR ENLISTMENTS IN THE WOMEN'S RESERVE, UNITED STATES COAST GUARD by the MEDFORD CORPORATION .
