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"1 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE, MEDFORD. OREGON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1943 PAGE THREE muhwcst juds winning war Vast Maunltutlo of Industry nnlv Recently Rcvcalod Power Requirement HuQC J Br John W. Dunl.p n..rl( rl Is on of lilt w ii.o war end why Iho of Hit l'l.l meial lor k1"iI? ",r magnitude t Jlndii.iry I l"l.g revealed r nrtl.wr.l nln( urh '"L, Tr.ml.lalo reduction r., of u, Aluminum Company fSZ. near ;o,VUndT ( ' t"lil"- l""1 "L prtfo comes. Hundred of rrl ' wl" r,,y rtp from r work lo home Ml Bloducllnn, Coet Dropt Th cmt mJ aluminum bi ,pprd front J4 r JHHind In 7a ( Napoleon 111 lo Iho -nrtil S mils per Pund. Per Ertioi of in electrolytic melh 4 pf prtxturlns aluminum I cm it"" ' ""xlprn rtduc D-4 pisnls tit loralcit near ilirll BrtKndoiu slvlrlc power c muni proet llonnevllle. Grind Coulee. Niagara rail end WTtnnc- Valley Authority Who would think that Iht elrc Ssl energy consumed In one by the aluminum Industry ftaii be enough to supply o( M ooo home (r one psr? The Troutilale plant alone i mrswllng rlty of BUS acre rsh enoufh rotted working 010, la contain 40 (notbalt fluid -apt more power than Iht en en city of Portland with lu gsisysnlt and war Industrie. Plane Um Mm! light now Alcoa company ami sttr aluminum maker are nrkirl for war 34 hour per it;. Mat than 74 per e,enl of M sverago weight of a war (its li aluminum. The average mroill plane rail (or 4000 puMi of the metal, a medium brahertakes 11.000 pounds, and MOM poundt foe Into a heavy bembar. Naval vessel h ve end- Im im for the hlny metal. Countless other military us fcxlud cooking utensil, engine arm, pontoon boat, letnporary, aidfe. searchlight housings. ajuioment to make nylon for psrtthule, and fall for wrap 4 food. It won I be Ion as clos at 6 and of thlt year and Ihe WW States U tolnt lo have 6 opacity to product, annual f. ort than half again a much Itaslnum as tha whole world mt produced In a tint lo year Vfcr tht Hart of iht war. The function per year will amount aor than two billion, on fflJoo poundt, tome seven lime 6t typical peacetime year of INT. " Vul Amount fat bow much aluminum this m b la llluitrated by Iht fal would be enough lo plact a meiKiuallty cooklnj ni tr Into every one of Mwrlcai 34 000.000 homaa. tnouih Irfl over lo make mlli-t of Iho bl alu- Wini Irailim I. .Inn KI. nuJ T tWtr comnanlpa in aluminum la an In- volvtd prorata, requiring nine pound of other material to np nna pound of the pur metal. Tht batlo bauxlla or mul common and profitable eourre of aluminum mutt bt mined and refined. Till cruthect ore I re duced to a while powder known aa alumina, which In turn It thlpi(l lo inch plants at the Trouldalt reduction plant, accea allil lo larva power autleta. Tht alumina powder It mixed with a auhttanrt colled cryolite In an electrolytic cell and a pow erful eleclrlc current dltaolvet It, leaving pur aluminum. Thlt It fabricated Into any dealred fnrm. NEW CABINET PUTS KING EMMANUEL I TO COURT DESK Circuit Judge Herbert K. I lamia, who wat threatened with pneumonia leal week, waa dis charged from Kacrmt Hrart hos pital yeaterday and waa back al hi deak today. Judg llanno wat sent to the hoapltal latt Tuesday with a potent Infection of on lung, Uae of sulfa e 1 1 a r t d Iho complication pdtly. There art plenty of civil action pending In circuit court but none have been set. The petit Jury of 31 names drawn a week ago has dwindled to 10, due lo 14 being excused for vari ous reasons, the county ctrrk't office reported today. When the calendar It made up a speclat venire will have to be drawn. No data has been set for recon vening of the grand Jury. Karl C. Caddlt, foreman. It ad loomed a week ago after a short session. Naples, Nov. 1 U.f? Pre miere Marshal I'lrtro ladogllo left Naples today to report to King Victor Kmmanuol on the formation of a new cabinet In cluding a number of antl-mnn-arrhlst elements. There was no Immrdlala In dication of the personnel of Ihe coalition cablnel, but Its mem ber presumably would be drawn from the sixth recently recreated Italian political parties, among which ar sev eral left-wing groups opposed to Ihe monarchy. Dadngllo left Naple shortly after Count Carlo Sforu, re patriated political leader, had announced his willingness to cooperate with htm In a new government. Tha King waa going to be put In Ihe awkward position of hav ing to approve a cabinet Includ ing ministers favoring his ab dication. SforK emphaalxcd that his cooperation would endure only until the Germans had been driven from Italy, Friday's clou, gaily, on ear etlnle 3ft.ti. iiota, lit 00, aitrmns top: bulk 300-340 Ilia, lis ?s a 14 wo: me dium lo good sows, ailJOajWaa. Vhp. tooo. trnb undtrum sUady. qualllf mrdliim to "! Cull to good attorn a, HQQmbOQ. Portland Produce rortland. tint. I (UP) Whnksal atarkt prlraa: gs l'Hra lo producers: B fary. 4V; A rnedlum. I'M'; A smsll, ',t am. PI Illrlmia, combination. Iva, S'l s; JonaihaiM, comblnstUjo. 0s. Mas; ,tf-al Jonathaoa, faos and till. Ix'l. IIO0. Orllaya. Kmlilnallun. MSB, lam mutt (III. I2S0. DpIUKU Iwm, fymiOinsilon. 3 3 bni. i:ranrrla caal. SO 7 900. Of llajr. MOO burio b;I. Orapas rmrur, Toka. Uii. wt P"UUws Callfonila 60s, M40 TorastoM Ho. t, I.T flat. Chicago Wheat Chicago. Hot. I f UP -Wheat: Opn lliih low Clow) . II IIM II MS, II M", Majr IM IM1. I3)j 144' July JJll ItlX 4S H2), 8. 7. DAIRY PRICES San Francisco. Nov. 1 OIK Dairy market: Butter 93 acore 3: 02 aenre 424; 80 score 4Hs. Cheese Whtilria! nrlroa loaf 27 A: triolets 27. Eggs Lama u rutin A B8- mn. dium grade A 84; small grade A 48'4; largo grade 0 48. Livestock RACKETEER TRIAL IS DELAYED BY ILLNESS New York. Nov. 1. OJJD Resumption of Iht trial of eight Chicago racketeer and a New ark. N. J , labor leader for ex torting f 1,000,000 from the mo tion plctur Industry was post poned today until Wednesday because of tht tllmwa of Special Assistant U. S. Attorney Gen eral Uorl KostelaneU. Portland. Ore, Kor. 1 ftJP) Cat Ua. isoo, mim. sou Buwra itwlf. MlMr tianai wek. Some buia 3c luwr. P loaOa (,.J aVMla. 114 00 1411. bult (taaMra. lll769IJi. cuniuton down Ui Is 00; cnrAoo-m 01 um naitara. Moooiioo, lew good teal cvva. 110 00 1040; good bra! bulls lu 41000. (uod-tioica raaUiis aiaady si IDMal440, liberal sup ply sua raltr. IIOOOtHOO. lb. 4oo. atarkot lower tha a pnnar. uuud-iuoa ia-zza iim. II40U HJS. 340-UO lbs, IU2t 1)40; good sees strady. 11140a IIOO; many (Molar puja uruotd, aai aula siooob 1 1 CO. snxp. skwo. rat Umbs ibtxx hishar. otrivrs auady bui eulls uo ol. Load (oud-ebuios emted lm-a. li lt: trutk-lna liald 11340 l,; snoa cutarn M'rm laaoara. Ill 14. trad awe. 14 40 4 00. eoounoa do wo to 1344. BIRTHS ief At Last For Your Cough fttomultlon n-llevc promptly bo SIii' V"FM. 10 u, teal ot Oil , ,lr'' scn ana expel Pl Wn piilrnm. nd aid nalur . WW tllll lll.ul MM l...4. n. brom-hial mucous mem ibnS.Il ).vour nruKKlt to sell you jWWol Crromuuion with the un SSi.'! n'ut Ilk Ui way It hm fc" Ul cM"fn or you ar l"t your ninnry back. LKPrtkilll CIWI CoiuhLChotlColdLBronchlHi CI .KMC NT To Mr. and Mr. Vernon D . 19 South Columbus. Medford. Nov. 1. a girl, Donna Jean, Sl pounds, at Community hospital. JANTZ To Mr. and Mr. Harold. 1SSS Bundy stroel. Med ford. Oct. 90, a boy, 10 pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. CtllMSA Ho. I (UP) (WPA) uttwtaca: Ho. 11.000. Blow, generally t to loe lower, uood and cootc 140 loa and up. 113401440; (oud and cnuioa ao0-440-lb. sows, mosUy 113 to 14 is. Cattle. 14 000: calm. 1400. I leers sad yrariinse atnang lo 34c hl(lier. Bulk. 414 14 IBM. lop. IIB 60. Bttaep. 7000. Market on lamba and yawlinea not tully aaubluned: dleatlans around steady, bowsvsr. Daily Meteorological Report rotaraata Sled ford and elclnlly: Cloudy and wanner today and taottnl. Orefxi: loctaajlng cloudlnea weal postioa today and eantnl and east porUaoe toaUIht. Warmer, tonubt. Loral pais Temperature a year ago today: ttWIVMl . loweM . Tesal ma n t B 1 y prsclBtutiea o Uk ha. Eseaaa tor the nvmib, 0 Inrtwa. ' Total prerlpluaon slnea Bspuwinar I. 141, IM Inches. gMoasa far the seesoa, 14 Inrhae. Tomorrow Sunrlee 1 44 a. m . sunaat 04 p. m Oeawrrailona uken al 140 a. m 10 meridian tuna: Sautb ten riattdeoo. Hoe. I (UBLIAl Callla. TOO, Slow, about idy, largely oorUiem grass run. Medium to good suwrs quuivd 113 40 a 1440: stock suers, iiiooI3v: two loads raod bailers orlerrd; load medium loao-lb. ranee ecrara. 1 1 1 00. common range cows, aa 00 10 00. ranncrs and cullers. 17 0040; me dium bulla. 110001040. Calraa, XU. steady. Ilceia, 340. Around 4o higher than P U ll U h i Itolsa , Oosloo .. .. i in Ctiloaso Denver . Kurwka Helens l Antelea Mrdlnrd . New York Omaha , ... Phnanla Portland Reno .... Hnaamirg IU!t Uka 4 43 M . 4 M I 7 M 47 41 7 44 44 4 a 70 13 San PTanclsco , (Wtalile Rpokana 44 Washington. D. 0. . 4 44 II) 43 31 M It 17 94 44 Id 17 38 41 31 - 31 44 Closing time (or Classtned ads a am Too is. a lo Classify 13 0 p m Sales Lady Wanted We enn use a capable saleswoman in our retail tore preferring woman experienced in re iclling, capable of typing. Permanent local rilcnt desired. Interesting work. Farm r'ed woman, experienced in gardening and Poultry keeping would prove most gatisfactory 0 u, Apply in person. Permanent position to right party. Monarch Seed & Food Co. C,r- lh and Barflett. Medford, Ore. Wall Street New York. Nov. 1 QJ.B Stocks made an Irregular de cline todny a the text of a Joint communique announcing rejull of tho Moscow conference was published. The gold mining group wa In the forefront of Ihe stock -that appreciated In value. Today' closing Drlces on lected stocks: American Tel. & Tel Anaconda Chrysler Curtis Wright General Eleclrlc . General Motors Montgomery Ward Pcnn. FL R Phillip Petroleum ., J. C. Penney . Radio Southern Pacific Standard Oil Cal. Texas Gulf Sulphur . Transamerlca . United Aircraft U. S. Rubber U. S. Steel Gold Hill 158. 26 4 - 79'. - 7'4 36. - 92 - 44H 26'. 6H D9' , I0U 2S - 38H - 36H 8H 29'i 4 Hi 54H ORANGE RULE ASIDE San Francisco, Nov. 1 (U.PJ- The Food Administration today announced termination of an or ange set-aside order affecting Arizona and California orange handler. Merritt Clovenger, re gional administrator, said. Closing urns for ctaaaified ada 3 am Too Ul to Classify 1330 p m. Gold Hill, Nov. 1 (Spl Mr and Mrt. W. I. Kctterson of Klumath Falls, accompanied by their daughter SSgt. Dorothy Klaino Kesterson, WAC from Ft. Monmouth, N. Y., and also their son, Wilbur Leon, U. S. Navy, from Farrigut, Idaho, were guests October 28 of Mr Keslerson'i mother. Mrt. Wil liam Puhl and Mr. Puhl, at their home on Gurdcn Row. Mrs. Ida Frederlcksen of Wheeler, Ore., transacted bust nee In Gold Hill, recently. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mannln, recently of Ashland, have moved Into the former Meunler home on Carden Row, which they bought this summer. Mrs. MyrtU Vowell ha re turned here after several week' visit with her mother In Okla homa, Mr. and Mrs. William Jordan of Grants Pass visited friend In Gold Hill on October 27. Guests of Mr. and Mr. Dennis McGuire and daughter Joanne, ar Mr. McGuire parent, Mr. and Mrs. James McGuire of Ncwberg. Ore. The local Girl Scout troop and their leader, Mr. Haiiel Holder nets, held their annual Hal lowe'en party at the Scout hall October 29. Prizes for cleverest and funniest masqeurade cor tume were given to Carma Fer guson, Lillian Ransom, Jimmle Iilevins and Garland Ransom. Mrs. O. W. Robertson and Mr. E. G. Simon, both of Sams Valley, left last week for San Francisco and Oakland, Calif.. 10 visit relatives. Parents and school patrons are reminded lo come to the annual teachers' party Tuesday evening, at the I. O. O. F. hall. Prize will be given for masquerade costumes and an Interesting pro gram ana goon time is assured. Ladle are asked to bring any mna 01 pie. Mr. Lovey Scott returned re cently from Monmouth, Ore., where she visited Capt. and Mr. cugene urown and baby son. former resident of Gold Hill. Mr. Scott also visited friend In Corvallls and relatives In Eu gene. Mrs. John Hays, who fell at her home here and Injured her back, has been In a Grant Pas hospital. She is an employee of the Golden Rule (tore In Grants Pass. Nathan Banry. boatswain' mate, third class, U. S. Navy, Is home from Fairs gut, Ida., visit Ing his wife and smal. son. Also from Farragut, Is Zane Marsden. U. S. Navy, visiting his parent Mr. and Mrs. Ben Marsden and family. Mr. R. E. Shaw 1 a guest of her daughter In Seattle. Wash. Eliza Ring, son of George Ring of Gold Hill, has recently been discharged from the army due to physical disability and is visiting his brother-in-law and sister, Mr and Mrs. Gerald Herman and family. WINBURN REMOVAL IS SCHEDULED THIS WEEK Colorado officer are sched uled to arrive the middle of the week to return Ray Vernon Win- burn, 41, to Pueblo where he is wanted as a murder suspect In danct hall knife murder 13 years ago, Wlnburn haa been held In the county jail the past three week. At the time It be came known he was wanted In Colorado he was serving a sentence for drunken driving. He has resided In this section the past two years. His last em ployment was with a sawmill In the Rogue River district. ! CIO FOR FOURTH TERM 1 Buffalo, N. Y., Nov. 1 (U.R) I The New York state convention ot the Congress of Industrial Or-' ionizations pledged unqualified support today for a fourth term for President Roosevelt, Dr. A. A. Soul 6 Announces Phone 8:30 to 7, 2870 If no answer 7280 2652 "W'3alo SSfhen Speed Counts Today, five timet as many tickets are sold on tht Southern Railway System at Were sold before the war even though fast-moving "war-freights" carrying military supplies, arms and ammunition crowd the right-of-way. HI ANY expert railroad accountants tad experienced ticket sellers bar gxoa to wsr . . . end newcomers replacing them fac milling throngs at every ticket window in terminals, dry ofton sad stations. Yet, lb busiest o Sices oa lb Sooth era present reports of rwnoa and federal taxes a icbtduU mry df becsnse tn complicated task of selling tickets and the rren more complex task of accounting for them ar mechanized with National Accounting Machines, With mem, reports to the general omc are made In the leas possible time . ; . for human errors sad tedious detail work ar eliminated by National's mechanical accuracy and printed figure I ; ; proriding daily cash totals for each ticket seller . . . and indi vidual totals for card, local, intersystem and interline tickets at aad a total of rcrcnues rccemd from conductors, dining-car ssrwards, red-cap aad baggage ssss . . . sad icpamt totals of Pullman purchases and taxes collected. Selling, s-eeMiine- nd accounting for railway tickets, compli cated and complex aa these things are, are simplied by Nationals which cooserre man-hours aritbout measure dibf. ... This is oo of many mechanized National systems built to protect money aad records for business, industry and Goeezxuneot and, through them, tha public. - National Accounting. Bookkeeping Machines ate erailable to essential industries through' priorities.' Many modern used National Cash Registers may also be had for business needs. The National Cash Register Company CASH (tSMSTftS a ICCOCimi) toVOSVtm atSCHIIIW 16 SOUTH FIR ST., MEDFORD TELEPHONE 2015 Wherever recerds r kept r needy la hdld, Hare Is ad foe sast predact f n NarHea. Cash llstr Cestpoaf 144 irficil M miTU mm cmass Oar factory f Oeyfo. Oslo, proudly fiat re Afsiy-Wey T viik Mrs rren for "sactesHit Mcefftac" la Ma prodWio at preciuc iatfrssiaars ' after s STSTIMt INFORMATION IAII surplus a navies iipaiks lUT V. S. W4 lONOt Mfll-kVm 'e.f4lJ. Wi Copynfhl IWJ. UwitT A Mi in lwo CX m.Jl XTiWx- a' MO -4---:'00)!i:Vnv,rl NOT I f0Gl1 BUT SI FACT - at . " 'V . . V. 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