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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 23, 1944)
BUNNY SIDE UP Chicago (U.PJ Dagwood Night at the United Service Center re vealed that when members of the armed forces have a chance to cook their own eggs, they in sist that the eggs be fried, sun ny side up and never scrambled. Stuart McCutcheon, supervisor, explained that the boys have had powdered eggs so often, as a part of their rations, that when they have a real egg they want It to look like a real egg. "I think," he said, "this is a custom which will remain after the war, the same as the thrfce-on-a-match 'superstition hung over from the last war. They seem to feel that scrambled eggs are unlucky." A new glass has been devel oped that is as light as cork and will float In water. Called foam glass, it is nine parts air and one part glass and is used as insula tion in walls, floors and roofs, PICKS UP CHECKS Kansas City, Mo. (U.PJ A sail or and a civilian, strangers to one another, were seated to gether at the Union Station fountain while drinking malts here recently when the civilian reached over and took the serv. iceman's check. When the sail er protested, the civilian said, "That's all right, my Job pays better than yours." Suddenly an older hand reached between the two and took both checks. A voice behind the men ex plained, "I own a bank." Organic research for Indus trial chemists to develop new dyes for textile usages has, ae-' cording to American Cynamid Co., resulted In the development of many organic compounds of outstanding medical value, of which the sulfa drugs are an Im portant example. The eastern band of Cherokees now living on Qualla reservation Friday. June 23, 1944 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUN3 SEVEN In North Carolina retained their land through the sacrifice of Old Tsali, who gave himself up to die so that other fugitives of the tribe would escape deportation to the west. Use Mall Tribune Want Ada. LONE MINISTER Southampton, Mass. (U.P) The only minister in Southamp ton is Dr. Janes B. Yee, pastor of the First Congregational Church, who was born in China and orphaned at the age of 10. Vc v s y - I THE BOMDS YOU BOUGHT . mm r m aiirnr ir m n s . 1 "?asCr 4 f ft 1 .'ft. j--i W' -r r1-" -fifi ltin f-f 1 aaat.. jj II laWWBaWBH IIB II III III I Nllll III lllflilTl .,.,, ilMCif TOE U ?S,fll5 LMI XJv Jt'i-rV 1 f L.ML.tlllLK the Sicilian Invasion? vhv von must do MORE than ve? In ih Rth XTup Tvan 'i .1 r';- .'SJ, RLMEMBEK the Sicilian invasion? Each mechanized division required 18,000 gallons of gasoline for every hour it was on the more. Remember the invasion of Italy? Tlie cost to reacli the mainland from tho time we began the attack in North Africa was 1,800 aircraft lost. Even when we win, we lose vast stores of guns, pianes, tanks and other equipment. For that is the price of victory. The Bonds yon bought in the first four War Loan Drives Sire today's exploding bombs and shells! They' can never be used again. But today the battle is bigger than ever! And that Is why yon must do MORE than ever In the 5th War Loan. Our fighting men are ready. They will go anywhere, any. time, anyhow-and bar nothing! For that is the American spirit. Back that spirit NOW . . . and back Ule 5th War Loan to the limit! It's for Invasion! It's for Victory! Now is the time! The job is big and every moment counts. Go to your regular War Bond sales outlet. Buy all yon can and then more! More than you've ever bought before. In vest not only out of current income but out of idle and accumulated funds. This is the biggest job America has ever had to do ! Let's show our fighting men we can do it ! Jackson County Bend Headquarters 21 North Central Ave. PHOHE 3398 1 LIMilf 1 jC: Jh mm:- X !MUaW(WWal.i. m r mi If rJk. a Published in Cooperation With the Treasury Department and the Jackson County Committee by The CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COiPAlY
