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MEDFORD MATli TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD. OREGON, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1943 PAGE SEVEN NIPPON WARLORDS IGNORED MIKADO'S ORDERFOR PEACE State Department Reveals Military Set Defiance of Hlrohlto. revelation of Flora friends "r.ii Win Umiiil Christmas goodie to fat. Each lady li asked to bring exchange, gift and eut. Dllllii Hliiiiitcrman and Cnrrle Iu hi were remembered by Klura friend and llerlha I'ultrr ro celved Ilia prize. Carrla I'uhl and Uertha I'ottor aorved. Thunkaglvlng dlnnr wni arrvrd lo about BO Grungera mid fiiuilllr und prospective member on Nov. 211. Grunge voted on (lata Grange officer Drc. 2. Pinna were mad for a Grunge Chrlatmii party on Deo. 10, regular meet lug night, for Grnngn fuinlllea. mint await outcome of the an plyala. Dr. Weberg died at Lutheran hoapltnl. lie win released Nov. 24, under $100.01)0 bond, on uu plrlon of murdering Mary 8or enaon, 21, who died lint Nov. VI In Gonnrul hospital after an abortion. Washington. Deo. 4 UPJ .!imneo warlord! overruled their own emperor, me laoiea ,11 powerful eon of heaven, on the luua of war with the United State. It wai reveeiea innnni. Lata than two monlha before their perfldlnui attack on Tear) Harbor, when they were then alrrndy plotting, leader of Ja pan' army and navy received with rontrmpluou alienee and unprecedented order from Em peror Hlrohlto that they keep the peace. The dramatic and heretofore undlacloasd lory wa told by the Stnte department In tho eec ond volume of emtwhlla aerrel document on United Btatea Jap nee relation between 1031 and 1041. j'ubluhrd three days before the second annlveraary of I'earl Harbor, the volume contained rrnorta from U. B. Amhaaiador Jnteph C. Grew on an extraor dinary conference called tiy Hl rohlto In hla palace ahnrtly before the fall In October. 1 U4 1 of Premier Prince Konoye'a cabinet. Tlie relatively peaceful Ko- nnye subsequently was succeed d by the Mood and power thlraty Gen. Illdnkl To Jo, Ja pan' preaent premier. In a memorandum to Secre tary of 8Ut Cord ell Hull dated Oct 25. 1041. Crow eald that "a reliable Japanese Informant" called on the anibaaaadnr and told him what happened at the Imperial conference, which alto wai attended by leading mem ber of Hlrohlto' privy council. The emperor Inquired, Grew'i memorandum reported. If the mlllinry chieftain and the other "were prepared lo pur rut a policy which would guar antee that there would be no war with the United State." The warlorda. tho report dla- cloaed. did not even begin to "reply to the emperor' question." The emperor thereupon. In an unprecedented action, or dcrcd the armed forcea lo obey hi wlahrs." Grew continued that he wa "quite convinced that had the tmprror not taken the poaltlve rtand which he did an thle la me." war would have resulted The amhasaador could not then have known, of course that the Japanese army and navy already had made their deciilon and lhat the decision hortly to bo executed at Pearl Harbor wa war. PROBE DEATH OP Pasadena, Cnl., Dec. 4 HE) r. Homer ft. Kcye. county au topsy phyalclnn, today ordered chemical analysis of the blood Dr. Karl J. Webnrg, 80-year- Pasadena phyatclan, who died early today while awaiting trial on abortion murder charge. Dr. Kcye auld a report on hi (MtrlUiliveomtileted autopsy THE GRANGE Eaala Point Grans Pvt Peter Prmiao of Camp white, a Princeton graduate who atudled In Peru, on an ex change fellowship, will apeak it the meeting of the Eagle Point Grange at tho hall Tues day, Dec. 7. Pvt. Pro use hold degrees from the unlverlty In political science and economic and It I thought hi talk will be especially Interesting. The public I Invited to attend. A musical . -our am la alio planned for the evening, with a vlnllnl.it and aololst from Camp White and a quartet of Mexican national laborer preventing na tlve music. Ilio regular grange, meeting will bo preceded by an Import ant meeting of the Homo Econo mic club at 8 p. m. which all member are uraed to attend. Plana will be made during the evening for a baznar and carnl' val to bo held Saturday, Dec, 'i, in the Granga hall at P. m. On the icrvlng committee for toe evening are Mr. Amy frown, Mr. Lottie Van Bcoy, Mr. Millie Tlnglcaf and Mr Carter. The Grango' Inrgest and mot njiiyahlo dance for servicemen w held last Saturday nlsht at th linll. Dancing, game and musical program resulted In a Pleasant evening for both clvl- urns und sc.rvlccemon. Oalft Mill CSranfU Cold Hill Grange H.E.C. met mo nan now. z. wun Mrs Robert Khni, a. - rtrna. Pwtlve member. It wna voted j "nd Christmas card to men " the aervlce. The Christmas PRrtV Will k. knl.1 V. lr n' Dec 22 with a gift exchange, iSTAOFF) CORN REMOVER OlM Intl.H, li.t , . . . j ''if nanii hti4 eotm, an coraa "imiomaa,.eHib Balls. II tonlatna '"! ""ram Dial Hint, loom " " ol auM Ik Intuiloa " 'iron acid mlstuna. Whaa all -a a talM try ihla , I avnar bat (uaiaala. ExcluaWely at WESTERN THRIFT Id November Warmer Than 43.9 Average November temperatures aver aging 44.4 degrees, were (lightly aliova average, according to a report from the weather bureau. Normal for Unit month I 43.0 degree. Highest tempcraturo recorded wo 03 degree on Nov. 4, while lowest temperature wa 23, recorded on Nov. 20. Extreme temperature for No vember ilnce 1011 have been hlgheit, 80, and lowest, 13 do- greo. Precipitation during Novem ber totaled 1.20 Inchci, while normal for the month I 2.34. Precipitation recorded during November of last year totalled 8.02, the hlgheat figuro ever reached (lnco record have been kept doting iiw tnr C1aasind ala am. Too lilt to Classify 13 SO p. m. SGT. CUTHBERTSON A clipping from a papor pub lished oversc-aa describing the inei-hiiiilriil uplltudes of their win, bluff Sgt. Charles K. Cuth bertaon, ha been received by Mr. und Mr. D. J. Cuthbertaon, who reside on a ranch In the Tiible. rtoik district. Tho clip ping reads: "Another tale of the mechan ical Yank come from Italy. Three time a day Sgt. Charli- K. Cuthbertaon trudged to the bomber ho serviced. One day the Klamath Falls, Ore., lad spied an Italian Flat chassis. He odded tho wheels from a stripped Macchl plane, power wa fur nished by a one-cylinder Brit ish motorcycle engine. Hla trudg ing dny were over." Kt. Cuthbertruin' mother state that almost every letter tho icrgennt write tell of how he put hi construction talents to good use. The sergeant not only built himself a neat tltt'.e house, but writes that he ' ha now added a flrcpluce whlrh burn coal and oil and keep thj young man and hi huddles cory and warm. Sgt. Cuthbertaon ha bri-n In the army since July of HHl and has been overseas since February with an AAF bomber squadron. He graduated from high school In Klamath Full. T LADY PILOT, DIE Palm Springs, Cal., Dec. 4 U.Ri Two army fliers and a ci vilian woman' army service pilot were killed in the mid-air collision of ' an army pursuit plane and a trainer near here, Lt. Col. Richard D. Morgan, commander of the 21st ferrying group, announced today. Tho planes, on a routine flight from Palm Springs army air field, collided at a "very low altitude, Col. Morgan said. He said that a board of Inquiry will be named. 1st Lt. Wilson A. Young, 25. and Dorothy F, Scott, 23, a Wbjp (formerly the WAFS), were In the trainer and 2nd Lt. Robert M. Snyder, 23, In the pursuit plane. US! OF KILLED Washington, Dec. 4. (U.B The War department tonight an- nounced the names of 163 U. S. i soldiers killed In action In the , A s 1 a til c1, European, Mediter- ranean. Middle Eastern, Pacific and southwest Pacific areas: I Included on the list from Ore- j gon were: ' European area: Hamilton, Capt. Clifford B., Portland; Weaver, 2nd Lt. Clinton A., Mrs. Edith M. Burgo, mother, Portlond. Mediterranean area: Francis, Tbgt. Harry T., Portland. An average of 40,000 checks, made out to dependent of serv ice men, are returned to the Army's Office of Dependency Benefits each month, because) dependents are, no longer at the address given on their applies tlon blanks. Dr. A. A. Soule Announces Phono 2870 No Ans. Call Nurses' Registry 26S7 PLYMOUTH PARTS HUMPHREY MOTORS 33 So. Riverside Dial 4980 7 Shoppi!3s DAY! 'TIL CHRISTMAS Greeting Cards Seals - Wrappings SHOP for GIFTS at the West Side Pharmacy Tho Rexall Store, Medford, Oregon West Main and Grape Phono 3330 aHayjaaasajBBBMBapjaHBlsaiHBBa' ,i I GEO A . nn nn nii? 1 "A . . - ?: J'a,;fe. 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