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American Army Finds Favor Wiih Former Soitlier Gf Czechs Camp Blanding, Fla. (U.R) The habitual army "griper" re ceived a serious setback here when Pvt. Frank A. Eisenstein, of Co. E, 206th Battalion Infan try Replacement Center, a for mer lieutenant in the Czech ar my, told of how much better an American private lives than does a European private. "In both the Czech and Ger man armies, a private must sa lute a private first class, a pri vate first class must salute a corporal, a corporal must salute a sergeant, and so on up , . ." Eisenstein said. Eisenstein scoffed at food gripers." "We had to live on black coffee and black bread, with trimmings like meat and vegetables thrown In sometimes as an added attraction." He said that libraries, service clubs, drinking fountains, show ers with hot and cold running water were unheard of In the Czech army. "We lived In stone barracks full of bedbugs with a hand pump In the middle of the floor for our water sup ply," he said, "And there are no such things as draft board 1okes," he added, "because we had no draft boards. Just a medical commission to see that we were fit and we were In." Hollywood, Juno 9 (U.R) Mrs. Frank Scully, wife of the author of the best seller "Fun In Bed," today gave birth to a seven pound eight ounce daugh ter. Scully said the baby would be named Marguerite Alice. MEDICAL CENTER Memphis, Tcnn. (U.R! Dr. O. W. Hyman, dean of the Univer sity of Tennessee Medical School here, says that Memphis internationally famous in the Friday. June 9, 1944 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN fields of orthopedic surgery and ophthalmology was an import ant medical center long before the white mar. ever came to Tennessee. Dr. Hyman said that records showed that when De Soto came upon the Missis sippi River here In hut wander ings, Indian medicine men were already using the site of the present-day town as a medical center. U Mall Trlbun Wnt Ads. ' -in WALKING DISTANCE v - s-S gg- i " i rarfiBa AT MWil ""1 r . X AVORIT 3 STEE Ira 11 DOYLE C. FRANKLIN, Owner and Manager P Li FREE! DOHUTS and COFFEE For SATURDAY OPENING Danuts Baked by FLUHRER'S We Reserve the Right to Limit Purchases SCHILLING EXTRACTS and SPICES . PURE CANE SUGAR ...10 lbs. 63c PICTSWEET PEAS, No. 2 Cans, 2 for 35c; $4.05 Case IMITATION VANILLA 8-oz. bottle 15c GELATIN MIX, for Desserts, makes 1 gal ...28c MONARCH ORANGE MARMALADE 2-lb. jar 43c MONARCH FANCY PEANUT BUTTER. .2-lb. jar 53c Del Monte CREAM STYLE CORN No. 2 Can 15c DILL DRESSING, Fine for Salads or Meats 15c Fancy French Style STRING BEANS No. 2 Can 21c OLD DUTCH SWEET CHOCOLATE, pound carton 27c A LARGE VARIETY OF BEER, BEVERAGES and MIXERS Of the Stable and Fine Foods Priced Right And A Fran era rl Pnr1 VnsiK Qlinnnincr nnnifamatiPQ E HAVE FEME ASSORTMENT OF CHEESE SARDINES IN PURE OLIVE OIL THE LAST OF THE WRIG LEY'S GUM THIS SIDE OF THE ATLANTIC OCEAN PREH - Fine for Lunches, 12 OZ. CAN - 35c TH EST l FRESH FRUITS D VEGETABLES A A Small Package of KLEENEX And 1 Box of Sanitary Napkins for 35c W "... V.' ' Wi'-. :- L..'. j. To Doyle Franklin upon the open ing of the attractive new FRANK LIN'S GROCERY at 437 So. Cen tral Avenue. We extend heartiest wishes for success! PACIFIC FRUIT 81 PRODUCE CO. CONGRATULATIONS FRANKLIN'S GROCERY From the Bakers of BREAD and CAKE SOUTH CENTRAL! SAT. Congrafsslatbns! Franklin's Grocery OST RIVER GRADE "A" DAIRY PRODUCTS PAR-T-PAK0 BEVERAGES FINE ROGUE RIVER VALLEY DAIRY PRODUCTS Congratulations to FRANKLIN'S GROCERY AKERY Extend Heartiest Wishes. For Success To FRANKLIN'S GROCERY Upon the occasion of thr opening of this old favorite food store Franklin's Grocery. WISHES To Doyle Franklin Upon The Opening of the New and Finer FRANKLIN'S GROCERY EKERSOII PAIiiT & ROOFING STORE 38 So. Bartlett. Telephone 3843
