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BROWNIE REVEL
There's That Jeep Again!
college still live In and about
Brownies Love Parties
Ashland, and one Is now actively
engaged in the conduct of the
Southern Oregon Colege of Edu
CLAIMED MED
TO BE HELD AT
cation, Mrs. Claire Tucker
Scott, accountant in the offices
of administration.
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MEDFORD MAIL' TRIBUNE," MEDFORD,. OBEGON, THURSDAY, OCTOlR 21, 1943
Wisconsin Group Controls
Products Through Patents
Says ; Attorney General.
Washington, Oct. 21 (U.R)
Assistant Attorney General Wen
dell Berge charged today that
the Wisconsin Alumni Research
Foundation has fixed prices for
vitamin D products at levels
"which can only be regarded as
extortionate" in view of the
economic status of those with
the greatest need of the vitamin
the poor.
.Berge, chief of the justice de
partment's anti-trust division,
f 'made the charge against the
foundation which has no formal
connection with and is not con
trolled by the University of Wis
consin at the second of a se
ries of appearances before a sen
ate military affairs sub-committee
which is considering a bill to
set up a national office of scientific-mobilization.
Like Cartel
The foundation's licensing pro
gram, Berge said, was organ
ized along the lines of an inter
national cartel.
"The foundation is party to (in
agreement- with the omnipres
ent I. G. Farbenlndustrie of
Germany and to another agree
ment with Joseph Nathan & Co ,
of Great Britain," he said. "The
agreements . , . create exclusive
non-competitive territories. Na
ytoan and I. G. are prohibited
(from exporting to the United
States, and the domestic licensees
of the foundation are prohibited
from exporting to Germany or
Great Britain."
He said that investigation by
the anti-trust division showed
that the foundation was the ve
. hide for creating a domestic mo
nopoly in the division of fields,
price fixing, Control of container
sizes, and limitation of potency,
with the result that excessive
and arbitrarily high prices have
been charged the public.
The entire scheme, Berge said,
was based upon patents which in
their court test were invalidat
ed on evidence and testimony cf
Ihe inventor and other witnesses.
Big Returns
Commercialization of the
kSteenbock patents, Berge said,
;.Nvas "phenomenally successful''
from the outset and up to 1940
royalties it received had exceed
ed more than $8,500,000. v
Pharmaceutical licensees
were permitted to activate ergos-
terol with vitamin D: Standard
Brands was licensed to activate
yeast and year products, while
Du Font was allowed to activate
ergosterol cholesterol and other
sterols, except yeast and yeart
products, utner permits involved
such things as flour, cereals,
milk, crackers and other food
products, and such firms as S. S.
Kovaks, Quaker Oats. Borden &
Co., the Wanzer Co., the Com
mander Larrabee Co., R. B. Da
vis & Co., Loose-Wiles Biscuit
Co., and Ayerst. McKenna &
Harrison. -
Sardine Creek
Sardine Creek, Oct. 21 (Spl)
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Burnett
and children of Vancouver,
Wash., are here visiting her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. U. Smith,
and sister, Mrs. Ethel Smith and
family, and brother, Charles
Smith and family.
Mrs. Pauline Tygart left Sun
day for Sayre, Okla., to visit her
father, W. H. Reed, and other
relatives. Mr. Reed lived here
several years ago and has many
friends here.
Harold Colvfn from Ashland
SDent the week end visiting his
'4 uncle, Roy Eskew and family.
I who-have purchased me t. .
' Fiene place.
Mrs. Wm. Wright and daugh-
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Stainless Tanisbing cream,
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A!aolalOalWian
Saturday morning about 200
leaders will hold a Brownie Revel at the Lincoln school gym
nasium beginning at 10 o'clock. The program will have a
Hallowe'en theme with Brownies classified as Pumpkins, Black
ana uwis lor group games.
ter, Vada, went to Medford Sun
day to visit her mother, Mrs.
Nina Dusenberry, who has been
staying with Mrs. Beauchamp for
several weeks. . . ,1
George Smith and S. A. Du
senberry have , iust completed
putting a new roof on Mrs. Nora
Wait's house.. ..
Billy Elhart, son of Mr. and
Mrs. H. H. Elhart of Ashland,
drove in to Mrs. Wait's on his
way home from Long Beach,
Cal., Sunday.
Mrs. Eva Smith attended the
meeting of the health' unit, in
Medford, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dusenberry have
received announcement of the
birth of a new grandson, James
Warren, born Oct. 7, to Mr. and
Mrs. A. W. Kendall at the hos
pital in Grants Pass.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wright.
Thelbert and Vada, spent Mon
day evening visiting at the S.
uusenberry home.
Mrs. Nora Wait and Mrs. Lily
Dusenberry made a business trip
to Grants Pass, Friday, and also
visited Mrs. Dusenberry's daugh
ter, Mrs. Kendall and baby son
at the General hospital there.
TOO MANY BEARS '
Patten, Me. (U.R) With con
servation measures resulting in
the propagation of more wild
animals here than when the In
dians were around, Maine has
been forced to declare a per
petual open season on bear and
red foxes. -
Inspiring to see, luscious to EAT are
the big vitamin-packed apples from .
Washington's famed Wenatchee Valley. .
They'll be the wows of International
Apple Week, October 23 thru 30. Tons
of healthful fruit now are rolling to
markets and military commissaries via t
GREAT NORTHERN a dependable
transportation service on which the
Wenatchee apple industry long has
relied. .
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Brownie Girl Scout and their
An informal luncheon wns
held at the Hotel Medford today
honoring Kenneth M. Robb of
Baker, Ore., . Most Worshipful
Grand Master of the Grand
Lodge, Ancient Free and Accept
ed Masons, members of his of
ficial party and officers of the
five Masonic lodges in this dis
trict. Masons from Kirby,' Grants
Pass, Jacksonville, Medford and
Ashland attended the luncheon.
Tonight Grand Master Robb
will make his official visit in
this district at Jacksonville. Din
ner will be served at 6:45 p. m ,
to be followed by a meeting to
which all Master Masons are in
vited. A large attendance is ex
pected for this annual event. Dis
trict Deputy Grand Master Roy
E. McNeal of Ashland will be
among those present.
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Medford Brownie Girl Scouts
are making plans this week for
a Brownie Revel to be held Sat
urday morning at the Lincoln
school gymnasium from 10 a. m.
to 12 noon. The revels are
Brownie play times and about
200 girls between the. ages of
seven and 10 years are expected
to attend. -
The program Includes group
singing and games and each
Brownie will receive a "treat
For the games the girls will be
divided into groups classified as
Pumpkins, Black Cats and Owls,
with Mrs. L. F. Older and Mrs.
T. A. May leading the first, Mrs.
C. A. Thatcher and Mrs. Leonard
Mayfield the second and Mrs.
William Myers, Miss June Erick-
son and Mrs. Albert Kenyon the
third. .
Other Brownie leaders help
ing with the revel will be Mrs
Curtis Fitch, Mrs. Irene Ana-
horn of Central Point and Mrs.
A. A. Seekatz for games, Mrs. Al
Carrara, Mrs. Herman Mitchell
and Mrs. A. C. Knudsen, songs,
and Mrs. Franklyn Woodward,
Mrs. Carl Norris, Mrs. William
McKennie and Mrs. Francis E
Kimmey, favors.
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The American Jeep really gets around. Here's one ' somewhere in th
Pacific" pulling a torpedo bomber Into position on the flight deck of
J. 8. Navy aircraft curler during the Oct. 5-6 attack on Jap-held Wakt
Island.
Episcopalians To
Welcome Turneys
At Sunday Service
A reception to welcome the.
Rev. George A. Turney and Mrs.
Turncy to St. Mark's Episco
pal church and to the commun
ity will be given this coming
Sunday at the MarKade imme
diately after the close of the
morning service at the church,
about 12:30 o'clock. The Rev.
Turney is the new rector of St.
Mark's church, coming here
from Marshfield, Ore., where he
has been rector of Emanuel
.Wood ofraviof by H. McCormick tfur oil puatlof by Judm Cbapla
leans File Jotecco
Episcopal church.
The Turneys arrived last week
and are residing at 203 North
Oakdale Ave., new rectory of
St. Mark s church.
The reception is being given
by the vestrymen of the church
and the MarKade, with Mrs.
Vera Strader as chairman in
charge.
. The first regular mail service
in California was established in
1847, consisting of two mounted
soldiers who .twice weekly
started from San Francisco and
San Diego respectively, meeting
and exchanging mail bags at a
point half-way between.
Southern Oregon College of
Education, Ashland, Oct. 21.
(Spl.) Fred C, Homes spoke at
the assembly of students of the
Southern Oregon College of Edu
cation, Wednesday on the old
"Southern Oregon Normal
School" which opened in Ash
land, September S, 1895.
The school, Mr. Homes stated,
was first known as "The Aca
demy," occupied the present
Washington grade' school site
and in the beginning was con
ducted on a basis of tuition fees
solely. The state took over the
academy about 1898-99, the first
state appropriation being $40,.
000.
Mr. Homes, a graduate of the
class of 1808, stated that he be.
came a post-graduate student to
play football, and ne was presi-j
dent of the alumni association
when the school closed in 1909
for lack of state appropriated
funds.- Mr. Homes continued as
president of the alumni until
the college was revived in the
present Southern Oregon Col
lege of Education, conducted
yearly meetings of the alumni,
and by such continued effort was
influential in reviving the col
lege. .
Numerous alumni of the old
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