Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 19, 1944, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSEVELT Washington, Oct. 19 (U.R) Secretary of Interior Harold L. Ickes, asserting that he has nev er seen a man "so reckless with the truth" as Gov. Thomas E. Dewey, today accused the Re publican nominee of "trying to win the presidency under false pretenses." Recently returned from a speaking tour through the west and midwest, Ickes told a press conference "there is a definite trend in the country toward Roosevelt." "The chocolate soldier from Albany, N. Y., must sense what is going to happen to him on Nov. 7," Ickes added. Dewey has become "quarrel ous and petulant," he said, and "no one is going to be elected on a sour note. He ought to drink buttermilk with his lunches." He accused Dewey of deliber ately misquoting him in his St. Louis speech in referring to the secretary's relations with . the war labor board during the coal strikes last year. "Mr. Dewey," he' said, "is evi dently trying to start a contro versy between me and the WLB." Ho explained that in a maga zine article he had referred to work stoppages and not to the WLB as "a black and stupid chapter in the history of the American home front." Dse Mall tribune Want Ada- Cream Deodorant Safely helps Stop Perspiration 1. Docj not irritate skin. Does not rot dresses or men's shirts. 2. Prevents undcr-arm odor Helps stop perspiration safely, 3. A pure, white, antiseptic, stain less vanishing cream. 4. No waiting to dry. Can be used right after shaving. 5. Awarded Approval Seal of American Institute of Launder, inr harmless to fabric. Use Arnd regularly. 39 $ AUotian uta - rfv ivy i jhmlmgismuiiodoranJ sown STORE Shr Values for Week-end Shoppers JACKETS im.rrr'E'fa Pinwale 12 Colorful JattfeftClil checks. Sixes 10 to 20, ks. Sizes 10 to Values to $10.95. 01 RfiV'PSFITC Gabardines, Spun Q A A SWEATERS - Short and long sleeves, novelty weaves PI I It VP Nicely tailored gabardines and A A A uLi ttmV novelty weaves. Sizes to 40. fjOaOO PtJJSl CTP Heavy mercerized cotton. High JJ"f UfaTeLLl J hadcs smartly edged at top. gQ ' Regular 79e value. Tumble Table of Broken Lots of Merchandise greatly reduced for quick clearance. Buralscn'sLadiesReadytowear Medford Center Building Telephone 2428 Czechoslovak Home Army I --.I ' - , .... TLi r,1 .Ml . ... taM"1 ! skat) t . -A- . t Huh. f?Fliht Open unified warfare against the Germain wai proclaimed in theie three document! which just arrived in this country. They were issued by the local Czechoslovak authorities in the liberated area of Czechoslovakia. The upper left warns the people against enemy propaganda, the right affirms the unity of resistance leaders with the Czechoslovak government in London and the bottom orders general mobilization of men up to the age of 45, T Eighth Air Force Headquar ters, England, Oct. 19 (U.PJ Lt. Woodrow Williams, Houston, Tex., realized tha't he looked like a cartoon as he fell through the air, sitting in his cockpit seat without a plane around him, but he couldn't think of a gag-line. Williams' Mustang buckled and exploded when he became caught in a thunderhead cloud formation recently. 'I didn't know what had hap pened, but instinctively I grab-1 bed for the ripcord on my para- i chute," he said. He was only superficially in jured after getting the chute open "just in the nick of time." "As I landed I saw pieces of the plane wobbling down," he ! said. "It wasn't funny." Woman Who Saw Lincoln is 100 Gettysburg, Pa., Oct. 19 (U.R) Mrs. Amanda Homan, who hud dled in a cellar while the battle' of . Gettysburg raged, and who I saw Lincoln ride to the cemetery j to deliver his immortal dedica j tory address, began her 101st I year today, continuing her life j long adherence of "early to bed, early to rise." j Mrs. Homan blew out the 100 ' candles on her birthday cake without difficulty, but the read- ing of the scores of congratula tory notes was not "so easy. SEARCH FOR MISSING NAVAL PILOT FAILS Seattle, Oct. 1 9 U.R Inten sive air-sea search by naval pa trols off the coast of Oregon has failed to locate any trace of a ELSON'S STAIRS Corduroys to 18 S3.88 57.88 plaids or broken cloths. Sizes to 42 100 WOOL Coat styles in S2.88 rV"l .... I I tis wrMaj VStOBEtKUHOBILIZflCIU ixwii aal.rVt MpMrr-Mk. a .Iti. - .1 . ILL A.1U. llAThll 1 p. -1 . ! 1 Ultra" tni4nf MlVi missing fighter plane, flown by Ensign Auburn Leon Hewitt, missing from the naval auxil iary air station at North Bend, Ore., since Tuesday. The 13th naval district an nounced today that Hewitt's plane was last sighted Oct. 17 about 20 miles out to sea and navy officials believed it had crashed into the ocean. Hew itt's father, John, was listed as living at Elon College, near Greensboro, N. C. ' Lt. Donald Swan Completes Course Lt. Donald A. Swan recently completed an orientation course designed to bridge the gap be tween training in the states and combat soldiering against . the enemy (n France At this air service command station Lt. Swan attended a series of lectures given by vet erans of this command which in cluded instructions on chemical warfare defense and pertinent tips on staying healthy in a com bat zone. Before entering the army air lorces, ne was employed as a sales representative by the United Autographic Register Co in Medford and southern Oregon. NO RELIEF SEEN IN AIRLINE PRIORITIES Washington, Oct. 19 (U.R) Government officials said to day there is no hope for early relaxation of the airline prior ity system and that civilians traveling on non-essential busi ness will continue to get "bump ed off" planes for an indefinite period. A spokesman for the air transport command said there was no basis for rumors that priorities would be lifted be cause an Increasing number of planes were being returned to the airlines. POLES CONFER London, Oct. 19 (U.R) Pre- ! mier Stanislaw Mikolajczyk of the Polish government-in-exile i has conferred in Moscow with representatives of the rival Lub lin Polish national council and will return to London to sub mit a proposed settlement of their factional dispute to his cabinet, Radio Moscow said today. 111 EAT CENTER 231 East 6th NEXT TO MONARCH SEED STORE OPENING FRIDAY OCTOBER 20th ALL POINT-FREE Pot Chuck Roast Round-bone Lb. Beef RIB - T-BONE - SIRLOIN ROUND Lb. BEEF POT ROAST BEEF STEAKS VEAL roast 25 BEEF RIB BOIL, 2 Lbs. 25c Reborn fig O . Si! "5 1 f: ' "j H M fS:' : ,-"0s Soldier Can't Recall Cafe Where He Left Suitcase A soldier, ill and nearly de lirious from fever got off the morning train here Sunday and made his way to a restaurant. Next thing he knew he was in the Camp White station hospital. Today Red Cross workers here are trying to locate the soldier's suitcase which he believes he left in the restaurant. The man, still a patient at the hospital, is unable to recall the name or location of the restaurant. The Red Cross has checked all res taurants which were open Sun day. The luggage bears the name of the soldier's wife, Mrs. S. R. Denemark, 2008 Sixth street, Wausau, Wis., and anyone know ing its wherepbouts, is asked to call the Red Cross, 5919 or 2691. P0E MANUSCRIPT NETS $34,C0C AT AUCTION New York. Oct. 19 U.R The original manuscript of Ed gar Allen Poe's "Murders In the Rue Morgue," generally ack nowledged to be the first mod ern detective storv. was sold at ! auction last night for $34,000 to Charles Scssler, Philadelphia dealer and collector. The manuscript, originally rescued from the publisher's waste basket by a printer's ap prentice, was forgotten for years and twice mislaid by its owner before Poe's fame prompted him to have it preserved. Forest Veterans To Be Transferred Portland. Ore. Oct. 19 (U.R) Phillip Brigleb and G. D. Pick ford, veterans of the northwest forest and range experiment sta tion headquarters, soon will be transferred to important forest jobs in other sections of the county, the director of the sta tion announced today. Brigleb will go to Philadelphia to take charge of a forest survey project in the Alleghany moun tains. Pickford will go to Denver, Colo., in an -administrative capacity. Clotting time for ctaiuirVr ads B . m. Too Late to Claulfj 13 30 19 25' 5 K - 5 f - I '-' I ida.'w?.ii I MATH CENTER Portland, Ore., Oct. 19 (U.R), Naval approval of a $1,008,000 marine corps rehabilitation and training center in Klnmnth Falls has been announced by U. S. Senator Guy Cordon, who said he had been notified by the secretary of the navy that the project will be completed. Cordon said that the construc tion program calls for 12 two story barracks buildings, six storehouses, an extension to an existing quarters house, a per sonnel checking and security of fice and locker and equipment buildings. IS UWWV Portland, Ore., Oct. 19 (U.R) E. C. Sammons, state war fi nance committee chairman, to day announced that Oregon will have a quota of 8107,000,000 in the sixth war loan scheduled to begin November 20. Oregon's share in the national goal is less than lis fifth war loan quota by 818,000,000. Tlie state's E bond quota is $34,000, 000. Medford Soldier Gets Bronze Star For Heroic Action With the 5th Army. Italv Capt. Willy P. Kreil of Medford. Ore., was recently awarded the bronze star for heroic achieve ment in action on the 5th army front in Italy. Commander of a rifle comnanv of the 91st division, Capt. Kreil was cited for his courage and leadership in the conduct of an attack against the enemy on his own initiative, and for carry ing a wounded soldier to safety. Capt. Kreil personally led an attack against an enemy coun terattack which was repulsed. Then because his company had been without food or water for 24 hours and was low on ammu nition, he ordered a withdrawal. The Medford officer, one of the last to leave, carried a wounded man on his back through intense enemy shell fire to safety. Kriel, whose wife lives at 320 North Ivy street, Medford, en tered the army in April, 1941. He later received his commis sion at the infantry officer can didate school, Fort Benning, Ga. The University of California has eight campuses. ll!MMZraTaaaZil J in ---- - - immmjS I Friday and Saturday Special Oregon Golden Pumpkin Pie 39c each ALSO DEVIL FOOD CAKE 59c each GOBLIN CAKE Giving a party sometime this month? Serve Fluhrer'a Goblin Cake. The deep chocolate and bright orange layer and icingt will brighten your table. Pleaae Order in Advance - Dial 2241 or 2242 QUnm's VOU MEAN, f v s A GIRL WELL. J GOING TO ) j SAILOR. TEACH ME J( I'M GOING I TO FLY? VjO HELP.' At Link tratnor operator!, WAVES hlp Irain Navy pilots. Thay'ra doing intereit ing. vital, war-winning work. 14 NAVY FLIERS KILLED IN CRASH San Diego, Oct. 19 (U.R) Fourteen naval fliers were killed when their four-engined patrol bomber crashed into the Pacific ocean 15 miles off San Diego, naval authorities announced to day. The plane, which was on a routine flight, crashed into the water with such force that wreckage was scattered over a wide area of the sea. First re ports at fleet air headquarters said 12 bodies had been recov-1 ered and brought to San Diego. Names were withheld pending notification of next of kin. I County and City Share Beer Tax Salem, Ore., Oct. 18 (U.R) j Oregon cities and counties re-l ceived $55,619.94 in the quar terly distribution of beer and wine taxes today, according to Secretary of State Robert S. Farrell. Counties participating in the apportionment included Jackson. $827.23. Allotment to the cities included Medford, $575.80. Use Mall Tribune Want Ada CanYou Eat without Worry? If fooj j-oo are fond of twrmt to cauit Miuvn, iLippy rriKj ov taking dclieioui tasting Stuart TtbleU, warn oy uociotl to rrlteve fymp. nmw m ftninnrsa an(I actt lnfj,, iccif ucucr. ja mum? no botilc easy to tnke. Get Rpnuine reliable, tlmo. tested Stuart Tablata at Mi. or CI. 20 under maker pot! MHkaXMLi 4J- 1S mk 1 VilN ' V' ,,! II. II'" U ... . . . ( Thursday. Oct. 19. 1944 MEDFORD KAIL TRIBUNE THFES BRITISH RECOGNIZE De GAULLE REGIME London, Oct. 19 (U.R) The British government has decided to recognize Gen. Charles De Gaulle's administration as the provisional government of France, the United Press learn ed from reliable sources today. The recognition probnbly will be announced simultaneously with release soon by Gon. Dwight D. Eisenhower to the French administration of a large part of France as'a "zone of interior." APPARATUS CALLED TO EXTINGUISH GRASS FIRE The chemical truck was culled to the residence of F. G. Thayer, 1 mm r vfe ZEERO SAYS: - a.ABOVER' 5. cail aniyiNTEH. 1 UJ BR 1. Draining and flushing worn, thin all from crankcose. a d a Q Q Q O Q 2. Ra filling with 100 euro Penn sylvania motor oil, (Limit 5 qts). 35c oil. 3, Filling transmis sion and differen tial with correct weight lubricants. (Limit-6 pounds) 4, Giving your car a complete chassis lubrication. 5, Checking front wheel bearings. 6, Testing battery with hydromoter. Increases Mileage , Removing plugs. 2. Cleaning plugs. 3, Setting the 0P efficient spark. I i tTT l"Uy li .-J aVOTU JL . ' Cuy wawi-a nv.eu fjWWt' ' 0GBATEAQUAllTy Only the and finest Workmanship are Used In , , , 1 03k Materials end Workmanthlp GuoronfeeJ NO RATION CERTIFICATE REQUIRED ISM JK 214 SO. RIVERSIDE Liilcn to the Volca ol rireitone 112 Scheffel way, at 4:90 p. m. Wednesday to extinguish a grasi fire. No damage was dona. Cloatng tlmo for Sunday Too Lata to Clasaifv A:30 Saturday atfieroooo Pleasa remember. - C. L. PERKINS Doctor of OPTOMETRY Successor to Dr. E. D. Elwood Betterment of Human Villon LENSES PRESCRIBED Ph. 3881 214 FluhrerBldg. Cor. Main b Central, Medford WANTED pickers Good Crop 15c box -Harry Smith, Central Point. Box 122. Rt. 1. l'j mlloa watt C. P. on Taylor Road. Let us winter-sure you car. We will change to correct grade lubricants and fill radiator with Firestone Super Anti Frecze, check tires, battery, spark plugs.' 8 O O o 0 D C A r 1 O D D as Much at 10 for Best Materials ?ire$fotit E FACTORY CONTROLLED Itucapiiiug Q 6.00-16 Wa rcp any make tlra with the f.imon. Flrestona Oear Orlp Tread. . PHONE 4757 every Monday evening over N B O. k i 1 25V Any Cor 222Za6aa21ail2