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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 25, 1944)
I TEN MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE Sunday. June 25, 1944 , J i 1 ,,U distributors of lumber will be Control of Lumber laced under WPB contro, Saw. Tightened By WPB mills will, be permitted to sell wasninKiun, uuuc i iu.r. The War Production Board, an ticipating increased demand be cause of military requirements, today established over-all con trol of lumber, last basic pro duction material in which short ages have become critical. Effective Aug. 1, the board The switchette, a third of an ounce in weight, is one of the I smallest electrical devices de- announced, both sawmills and I signed for aircraft. and distributors may sell only on certified order except to small consumers the man who needs only a few boards to mend his fence or roof. PLANE DECAPITATES AUTOMOBILE DRIVER Phoenix, 'Ariz., June 24 (U.R) A low flying training plane sliced through an automobile windshield with its left wingtip and decapitated the driver, Earl William Nepple, 57, Los An geles hotel and enfe operator, on U. S. highway 89 near Wicken burg, the state highway patrol reported today. ' The car and plane collided headon at 8:20 o'clock last night, the patrol office said. The plane remained In the air and landed at its base field. COAST USO DIRECTOR GUTTERSON RESIGNS San Francisco, June 24 (U.R) Henry H. Gutterson, Berkeley, Calif., has resigned his position as regional executive of the USO on the west coast, it was an nounced today. Gutterson, who resigned to practice architecture, will be former USO regional executive for four western states. Women Up Early For Hosiery Sale Greensboro, N. C, June 24 (U.R) More than 5,000 excited women jammed the federal building here today for the legal sale of 5,000 pairs of black mar ket nylon stockings. . The women began arriving as early as 4 a. m., this morning but had to wait until 10 a. m RECREATIONAL CORPS ,r dlrectlon 01 Mlss W"H sensitive they can measure the WILL MEET TUESDAY There will be a meeting of the Hospital Recreational Corps Tuesday, Juno 27, at 2:30 p. m., at the home of Mrs. Ralph G. Bardwell, 1003 South Oakdalc. Mrs. Rawles Moore, chairman ; of the group, asks that all corps i members and all members of the recent class which is in its pro bation period attend this meet ing. Future plans for the corps and recreatiorfhl training period San Francisco was the first community in the world to adopt the cable car as a means of transportation. succeeded by Harold B. Allen, before the sale got under way. will be held at the meeting un- mm MEXSANA SOOTHING MEOICATCO POWDER Forme medicated coat of kln protection on Irritated sur face. Bla supply coltl little. electricity In the muscles of the human heart. Others are sturdy enough to carry 10,000 amperes for resistance welding. MONEY TO LOAN On JEWELRY, CAMERAS and MUSICAL INSTRU MENTS. See our un-rodoom-ed Jewelry savings. PEO PLE'S LOAN CO. 229V4 E. Main Street. State license P-137. f v t is V ' ; -tvfi i'jrr A' .sJ vii nT ' "41 l , AA mKJi fjOrWP g ?A AJ , A a v', --iwt MmMm ''Mm v- ' ,v . XM i s? T?t:-f fVn T?'4,v . X''a' r. i " , . AAA' ?A' : ! ' s - ? v -r! 1 -1 RH1 13 JrA V'Ty ...e''j- J mMff miSEW BWk&t Out on tlie firing lines they know what being tired is . V . and being wounded and in pain, too. But one thing they know also - .' that Now, right now, the climax or their struggle is nearing and that it's up to them to find the last ounce of will to stay, with it, to put it over in this year of decision! So don't you tire now of lending more during this Fifth War Loan Drivel It's really so little you're asked for just to lend more ..... money to your country. You've responded beforc-this time DOUBLE the Bonds You Bought Before! For this is the most urgent, the most vitally important War Bond drive tcTdatc. So put $100, $200, $500 into extra War Bonds and do it today. Badffadtird- BUY MORE THAN BEFORE And Hen Are 5 MORE Reasons' ' for Buying EXTRA Bonds in the 5th! K War Bonds are the best, the safest In v vestment in the worldl 2e War Bonds return you $4 (or every $3 In 10 years. t 3. War Bonds help keep prices down? . 4e War Bonds will help to win the peace by increasing purchasing power after 5. War Bonds mean education for your children, security for you, funds for your retirement. e A?Aj VJt t tj Pbf''-"' Published in Cooperation .with the 5th War Loan Drive and the Jackson County Committee By . . . SHE.MA ffiffiS