Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 23, 1944, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE rlday, June 23, 1944 In 1842 and 1943 steel re placed 659,000,000 pounds of non-ferrous metals in army ord nance specifications. .n n,ii,wfnMiJPiiii fy.y,,'jvi.-!iv f; in- : -----1)-' -- - fsHAKEl I WELL I POtNTS! For OH'B's Super Meat Sauce! You'll like it...lfs different'n any meat sauce you ever tasted! Not an ancient-history recipe but something modern worked "t by C-H-B's own chefs! KOOZER ELECTED .Jufdai 'a 'difference! G.O.P. COMMITTEE The largest delegation in many years, attending the or ganization meeting of the Jack son County Republican Central Committee in the Hotel Med ford last night, elected Ralph Koozcr of Ashland to serve as chairman for the ensuing year. Mrs. Bertha Coy Ross, Gold Hill, was named vice-chairman and Mrs. Rose Galey, Ashland, was elected secretary-treasurer. Others elected were Guy Tex, Central Point, state com mitteeman; Mrs. Marie D'Albini, Medford, state committeewom an; Fred Holmes, Ashland, con gressional committeeman; Mrs. Edna Overmyer, Medford, con gressional committeewoman; and the following district com mitteemen: Herb Alford and Mrs, Jessie Stagg, Medford; James H. Grieves, Prospect; R. E. Wilson, Jacksonville, and Ben Day, Sams Valley. The organization went on re- ord as approving a special ses sion of the state legislature to revise the absentee ballot law in order to give military per sonnel the opportunity to vote, should the present law be found inadequate. The delegation also pledged itself to work more diligently than ever before to elect men in sympathy with the republican concept of government as op posed to what it termed "the continuous regimentation and New Deal laws made by ap pointed heads of various bu reaus whose rulings are not per mitted to be reviewed by the courts. Kenneth G. Denman, retiring chairman of the committee, was thanked for his six years of faithful and conscientious serv-ice. JAPANESE DRIVE E Coast Guardsman Horseback Hero San Francisco, June 23 (U.R) Nolan Williams, a versatile coast guardsman saved Mrs. Georgiana Churchill, 27, Seda lia, Mo., from drowning today by riding Into the surf at San Francisco beach on a horse and lassoing her with a lariat as she bobbed in the breakers. Mrs. Churchill said she came here -from Scdalia a few weeks ago, and jumped into the ocean so she could "rwim out to the islands" to Join her husband, a merchant seaman. js. Hw ' ' fm i'i yj - A:f xpa J C$ . iff, "r - "-, --A.5;iifti..Virii-llll.lJ ifmtcmf yoit say to tr.y Never mind the sympathy he doesn't want 111 In his mind, he did his duty, and part of his duty was stopping an enemy bullet You have a duty, too, In this war. Part of yewr duty Is to buy Ingyour full share of War Bonds In the Fifth War Loan. Don't expect credit you can't match bs sacrifice by merely (nullity your money. But don't be ashamed, cither if you've done your duty, you've shown your gratitude the War Bonds with every dime 'friv e ul1"'5 yu to" and dollar you can. U ? . A Sa "tnan's" tvtry So simply say 'thanks to L'ist4 American toldler double wounded soldier, by buy- 5fwWARlOAN the Bonds you bought before. SxafHeMtsf- BUY MORE THAU BEFORE Published In Cooperation with the 5th War Loan and the Jackson County Committee by tho A -ONE BREWING COMPANY CLICQUOT CLUB BOTTLING COMPANY 301 No. Fir Street Medford ....Chungking, June 23 (U.R) Two Japanese columns, driving south from captured Changsha in their campaign to seize the mid-section of the Canton-Han kow railroad, have advanced to within 35 miles north of Heng y a n g, vital communications center and airfield site, front dispatches reported today. Enemy troops, who have ad vanced more than 130 miles since they opened their Hunan province offensive four weeks ago, were only a few miles from Hengshan, gateway to Heng yang, approximately 30 miles south. Military observers here said the situation was alarmingly in favor of the Japanese in their attempt to gain a continuous overland transport line from Tokyo to Singapore. Kiwanians Elect Michigan Ad Man Next P resident Chicago, June 23 (U.R) More than 350 delegates to Kiwanis International's 1944 convention tcray elected Ben Dean, Grand Rapids, Mich., advertising exec utive, president for the next ; .ar to succeed Donald B. Rice, Oakland, Cal. J. Hudson Huffard, Bluefield, V. Va., and J. J. Smith, Regina, Saskatchewan, were elected vice-presidents from the United States and Canada, while Hamil ton Holt, Macon, Ga., was named treasurer. Trustees elected for two-year tei-ms included: J. N. Emarson, Pullman, Wash., and Guy H. V nde Bogart, Havre, Mont. -Trustees elected for one-year terms included George H. Lowe, Ogden, Utah. JEEP SHOP NEEDS BOYS TO OPERATE DRILLS ON WOOD Another Dancer Sues Canteen, On Rough Treatment Hollywood, June 23 (U.R) The Hollywood canteen today was sued for $17,100 by Jane McNabb, professional dancer. who said her left ankle and foot were broken last Dec. 13 while dancing at the canteen. It was the second $17,000 suit filed ajainst the canteen in re cent months, Radio Actress Flor ida Edwards having obtained a judgment of $8170 in her suit 'or injuries suffered last Hal lowe'en while jitterhugging un willingly with a marine. ' Miss McNabb stated that she and her serviceman partner "ere being pushed about the dance floor by guests at the can teen, and that her partner acci den'ally but violently kicked her, breaking her ankle and font. Wife Quits Rudy "For Last Time" Hollywood, June 23. (U.R) Actress Bcttyjane Greer called her crooning band leader hus band, Lt. Rudy Vallee, an "in curable bachc'.or" to-' , an nounced she had separated from him for the "last time" and said she would seek a divorce. "This is it," Mirs Greer said, revealing she had moved into an apartment with an actress friend. "I intend to get a divorce from ' im op i und cf mental c lolty. That will be the only charge, for Rudy Is an Incurable bachelor whom I never should 1 v married." They were married Dec. 3, 1943. Ickes Irked When Appropriation Cut Washington, June 23. (U.R) Secretary of Interior Harold L. Ickes bitterly commented today that the nation "may have to rerort to coal card rationing" because of recent congressional reduction of appropriations for his department. He said that the granting of only $40,000 for the depart ment's long distance teleuhone and telegraphic services In the fiscal year starting July 1 would "cripple" the entire coal pro gram. Th Junior Hioh "Jeen Shoo" will open tms evening in a spe cial session for Junior High and Senior High boys only. Boys who have worked in the manual iroinino hnm end can use wood drills are especially asked to volunteer each Friday evening. Mrs. James Medley, Instructor states there are 50 Prisoner of War game kits, comprising 50 boxes, to be made, and 450 tvnnrlpn eames needing from 25 to 162 holes each to be d-illed. These are ready for tonight's shop work. Thirty-five boys and oiru 9 riav this week have sand ed these 450 games of wood to have them ready tor me ariiung Vilch thev are unable to do. At tho request of Junior High and Senior High girls the shop will be open each Wednesday afternoon, starting June 28, for the purpose of drawing and painting each separate game on the wooden blocks. This Wed nesday session the shop will be open from 1:00 to 4:00 and girls are free to come and go, giving as much time as they can to this special project. More volunteers are needed fnr the momine shoo hours in which a- great variety of craft Is being taught. Livestock Portland, Ore., June 23 (UP) Livestock : Cattle. 35: calves, 10. Mastly a cleanup market: few sales steady, i.ood. to choice led steers S15.50igl7.00; test grassers S14.00g 14.50; can and cutter cows largely 5.00r 6.50; lew common to medium bulls today t7.008.50; medium vealers 14.00. Good to choice grade salable S14.50M15.50. Hogs, 100; holdover, 250. Market i slow but good clearance maicaiea; prices about steady; good to choice 180-370 lbs. (13.76; heavier weights SU.50 down; light lights tew 165-175 lbs (13.00; good sows sa.OOig 8.60; choice light feeder pigs. 110. Bheep. 26. Fed sales steauy; good to choice spring lambs salable $13.60 Q 13.65; few medium grades SU.0O; common to medium -shorn old stock lambs SS.OOct 10.00; good ewes S4.00. Sept. . I.57H 1 58i 1.564 1.574 Dec. .1.68T, 1.59H 1.5814 1.58 May 10"4 1.60H 1.69J, 1.60', S. F. DAIRY PRICES San Francisco, June 23 (U.R) Dairy market: . Butter 93 score 43, 92 score 42V. 90 score 421, 89 score 414. Cheese Wholesale prices, loaf 27.9, triplets 27.2. Eggs Large grade A 36-37; medium grade A 30-31'?, small grade A 21-23V4, large grade B 29-30. Wall Street New York, June 23 (U.R) The stock market fluctuated irregularly today and around closing time was displaying a firm undertone on activity about equal to that of the previous sf s' n. Gains of a point to five points in special issues gave the list an appearance of strength. Traders continued to seek out what they thought were backward groups. Today's closing prices on se lected stocks: American Tel. & TeI.........159ys Anaconda 26'i Chrysler ..... 947s Curtiss Wright 5V4 General Electric . 38 General Motors , 64V4 Montgomery Ward .... 48'4 Penn. R. R .... 29 Phillips Petroleum 43 J. C. Penney 101V4 Radio llVs Southern Pacific ... 31 Standard Oil Cal 37 Texas Gulf Sulphur. 35'4 Transamerica 10 United Aircrafts 28 U. S. Rubber t'. S. Stc:! .. 52V4 57 Would Shoot Adolf Soon As Captured London, June 23. (U.R) Mar cel De Baer, president of the Belgian military and maritime courts of appeal in Great Bri tain, advocated today that Adolf Hitler and his war leaders be shot when they are captured by allied military units. "I believe that if punishment is going to be Imposed on Hitler and his ministers, it should be Imposed as soon as they are ar rested," he said. JAPS CLEARED Southeast Asia Headquarters, Kandy, Ceylon, June 23. (U.R) British imperials held full control of the Manipur road In India today for the first time since early March after clearing the Japanese completely from the 60-mile highway between In.phal and Kohima. Dse Mall Tribune Want Ad Complete Factory - Approved SAFETY SERVICE Chrysler Fac tory Engineer ed and Inspect et Parts for Chrslet Dodge PLYMOUTH Dodge Trucks L. G. TAYLOR CO. 112 So. Riverside Phone 2966 for HOME MODERNIZATION? South San Francisco, June 33 (UP) (USDA Cattle, 10. Nominal. For week: receipts 1,500. Steady; week's top grass steers 916.00, several loads medium 950-1000-lb. grass steers (13.0013.60 to killers, feeder steers 13.00ft 13 50, stockera 10.0011.00, good grass cows 13.50 13.25. Calves, tor week 375. Fully steady; good to choice vealers mostly 14.00 14.50. Hogs. 300. Steady; two loads good to choice 3'iO-lb. Idaho barrows and gilts 15.00; odd sows 9.75. For week, receipts 4.000, around 35o higher. Sheep, 1 ,200. For week, receipts 13.300. Lambs fully steady; medium to choice 12 00t 14.75; about 3.600 medium to choice yearlings 10.60 f 13.00; medium to good short swes 3.60 3 5.50. Chlcaeo, June 33 (UP) (WFA) Livestock : Hogs, 0,000. Steady to 10 cent high er: good and choice 150-330 lbs. 11.65(913.75; 350-550-lb. sows 10.60 Q 1090, Cattle. 1500; calves, 600. General market on catch as catch can basis. Few odd lots choice steers and year lings 14.00(4 10.00, with grassy and warmed up kinds 10.50 3 13.00; cut ter cows 8.00 down. Sheep, 1,000. Dull undertone. Pack age good native spring lambs 15.25; with bucks out at 91.00 discount; few cull and common 36-60-lb. spring ers 910.0013 12.00. Portland Produce Portland, June 33 (UP) Whole sale markets: Asparagus Northwest No. 3, SJft pyrnmtd. Cabbane Local green round, ? 85ft 8.00 crate. Carrots Oregon 65-750 doiin bunch rs. Celery Oregon, 97.25 ft 7.50 crate. Peas No. 1 Oregon, 10-1 lc pound. Radishes Local 60-65o dosen bunchrs. I Spinach Local OOc-91.00 orange I box. I Squash California summer. 9300; California Succhlnl, lues. 93 25. Tomatoes California Coachella, ta-Boes.ov 4-oaaKflt crate. Chicago Wheat Open Hsln Low Close Chlcaao. June 33 (CPI whent: Juljr ..1.57 $1.68 $1.5fli, S1.57H mmm FOR NEXT WINTER 'Buy Now GREEN PINE SLABS In 12" or IS" Lengths .. 3C0 cu. f I. $4.50 FOR IMMEDIATE USE FACTORY BLOCKS 2C0 cu. fl $8.75 DIAL 2123 DIAL 2123 Timber P IomcB Company FOR VICTORY BUY WAR BONDS r iitwt-ii . 1 ii i 'I ah I 1 :f CV T I :'t '- . .r : .. fl,4 .--i v fs A I : iv ' l) BistitdsaiBaH SNOWDRIFT 3-pound Jar Shortening Jar 73c STARCH STALEY'S CREAM CORN STARCH 1-DOund pkq 10c Young Housewives Thli If the month of Brides and many new, young housewives will begin their job of keeping their homes and buying foods for tasty home meals. These young housekeepers will find Piggly Wiggly shopping so convenient. . Here they can do ALL of their shopping in one easy stop everything from top-quality foods to luscious meats and crisp, garden-fresh fruits and vegetables. Of course, Piggly Wiggly budget-saving prices prevail! WHEATIES 12-oz. Package 2 for.... 31c Piggly Wiggly Garden Fresh FRUITS - VEGETABLES LETTUCE Large White Heads Head 10c CABBAGE Solid Green Heads , Each 10c ORANGES Juicy Sweet Oranges 2 Dozen 59c CANTALOUPES Large, Yellow Jumbo Each 25c CRACKERS NABISCO Grahams 2-pound pkg. ...35c HEMO Vitaminized Food Drink 1-pound Jar 59c PEANUT BUTTER 1 -lb. Glass Jar Jar 38c MARMALADE Orange Marmalade 2-Ib. Jar Jar 33c SEA FOODS MEAT POULTRY. PORK ROAST From young Corn. QA. f.d porlc.rs, .hid. cuts wUb PORK STEAKS Nlcs, lean tt tender OCA Th. Finwt lb. WB Fresh Fish, Shrimps NICE ASSORTMENT Also Frs.h Cat Fish LAMB CHOPS Spring lamb, nice and meaty, lb. 39c FRYERS HENS Frs.h Killed RABBITS Frying Sis Nlc and CIA .lb.1l fat.... SAUERKRAUT, lb. 15c LARGE FRESH DILLS 3 for 10c GUYER'S QUALITY MARKET U.S. In.psclsd Stssr Beef. Pork. Vesl. Lamb Whr quality goss further for your points. ROLLED OATS ALBER'S Large Package Regular or Quick Cooking Pkg 29c TOMATOES No. 2Vt Tins Solid Pack 3 cans 44c CORN No. 2 Tins Cream Style 3 cans 44c BEANS ' Green Cut String Beans No. 2 Tins 3 cans 35c CLOROX Make the Wash Day Easy Pint 31c Quart 18c OLIVES targe Green Jar Jar 35c FLOUR Drifted Snow 25 lb. Sk. 1.25 . RINSO Large Pkg. Each ..... 23c SOUTH RIVERSIDE at 13th and SOUTH CENTRAL