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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1944)
;jTWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Wednesday. Dee. 13. 1344 65 DEAD IN WAKE MAJOR B LIZZARD IN EAST- MIDWEST ' By United Press Near-zero temperatures were predicted fnr some sections of the east today, following in the wake of the seasons first major snowstorm, which blanketed Millions Switching To .Mutton Suet And Medication fO'i Reliable" Far Relieving Cliett ' Muscle Tightness-Coughing, Rheu : mitle Fein, Simple Bruises end Many Other Home Uses. ' Grandma liked to "rub" miseries of chest colds and other simple fiain. She medicated her rub but nsicted it contain mutton suet She liked the way mutton suet disap peared as it helped carry medica tion to norve ends in skin to relieve pain. Today science has modern ized Grandma's old-time pain relief principle to brine; you Fenetro, the salve that contains mutton suet plus 5 active ingredients. Mothers now thank Grandma for her old idea that created this newer relief. In this colds' season, Penetro is .specially helpful in easing chest Muscle tightness, chest rawness, oosening phlegm, relieving coughs. That's because Penetro melts in stantly, quickly vanishes to act 8 ways (1) To relieve pain at nerve ends in skin. (2) To ease chest mus cle tightness by counter-irritation. (3) To soothe irritated breath pas sages through inhaled aromatic va pors., Penetro is so helpful, too, in easing rheumatic and neuralgic pain, taking sting from chapped lips and nostrils, and as a soothing dressing for bruises, minor cuts. Today get clean, white, easy-to-usa Penetro. TURKEY GROWERS We are now taking applications 1945 turkey- It is important to get these applications in early in order to arrange for the .poults. Whatever your feeding problem may be with poultry or cattle ... . PilCIE EDrCF.D 3454 Or Call at JACKSON COUriTY FEED CO. COURT and Mc AN DREWS "We Sell and Recommend Hodgen ' Brewster Specialized Feeds" pawi - tsmlm I &s&3Ta& ill I ... adding refreshment to holiday cheer The spirit of good will rules the Christmas season. It's time to get together with Ctiends and family ... a time when all we mean by bom In Its gracious ness and friendliness Is at Its peak. In such an atmosphere Coca-Cola belongs, Ice-cold and sparkling with life. There's whole story of hospitality la the three words Hai "CW,-three words that express a friendly spirit the whole year 'round. Yes, Coca-Cola and tht ftutt that rtfrtsbu art everyday symbols of a way of living that ukes frieadliness for granted. lomta wnoii Auf hoiitt o thi coca.cou commht if Csca-Cola Bottling Company of Medford most of the nation as far south as Georgia and westward Into Nebraska and the mountain states. The storm, which reached Its full fury along the Atlantic sea board yesterday, has virtually moved out of the country, the federal weather bureau at Chi cago reported, and a break in the resultant low temperatures can be expected in the midwest today, with the coastal states ex periencing warmer weather to morrow. At least 63 deaths were caused by the storm in Its eastward sweep across the nation and southern Canada. The majority of them were attributed to traf fic accidents on Icy highways. Several persons died from over exertion while battling the snow and gale-strength winds. E Washington, Dec. 13 (U.R) Secretary of -War Henry L. Stlmson has ordered that the dis charge of nationa:1y prominent athletes ard stage, screen and radio stars from the army must be referred to the war depart ment for final determination, This act'on was taken,- it was explained, because the release of some famous personalities has "caused adverse public reaction and criticism of the war depart ment. The official order also stated that it is "not Intended to dis criminate against any group in the matter of opportunities for discharge." Cloeln. time for Sunder Too Lete to Clessiry 6 30 Saturday afternoon Please remember. feeding contract. Have a "Coke" "Bride By Mistake" Coming rue sal ... u ml., f. 'W t-WWff .Minmx hp-' i ' ' T "" vjtgHMStli 1 Laraine Day being saved from herself by Alan Marshal who Is willing to use strong-arm methods in the gay romantic com edy "Bride by Mistake," others in the cast are Marsha Hunt, Allyn Joslyn and Edgar Buchanan. The picture starts Sunday for a three-day showing at the Craterian. , GETS MOVIE TEST Hollywood, Dec. 13. (U.R) Kathleen Wlnsor, author of the best seller, "Forever Amber," to day was signed to three-way contract by 20th Century Fox She "will get screen, test, col laborate on the screen treatment for your Merry Christmas WtbaisslM, of her book and serve as techni cal director. . ' ' Miss Winsor, wife of former all-American football player Bob Herwig, now a marine cap tain, will be tested next week according to Producer William Perlberg, who will transfer her book to the screen. Bureaucrats Spur Nevada's Secession Las Vegas, Nev., Dee. 13 (U.R) Bureaucrats or no bureaucrats, S.000 hungry Nevadans will eat beans, with ham tonight and then talk about this business of taking their state out of the union. This secession . idea Isn't Just talk either, It's serious according to car salesman Ed Pizinger. leader of a band of indignant Nevada sons who are "tired of getting punched around." . ' "Sure, we'll stick In the union until after the war," Pizinger said,, "but we want to get rid of these silly bureaucrats who are trying to regulate our lives until we can't even breathe with out asking permission. - Shady Cove ' Mr. and Mrs. Wilson of Med ford demonstrated the Dawson movie projector at the P.-T. A. meeting last Friday. Some fine pictures were shown which were much appreciated by those at tending. The food sale was also a success. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Houston who have resided the past several years on their ranch on Long Branch have moved to their new home which was formerly the Jesse Moore property. Their Long Branch home Is now In nossesslon of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lane and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shepherd from King City, Cal., who purchased the ranch a tew months ago. Wora has been received by Mr. and Mrs J. F. Johnson that their son. Pvt. Orris Johnson, Is now stationed at Camp Roberts, Cal. Closing time- for Classified Adl P e. m. Too Late to Classify 12:30 1 p. m. ffl'iU" 'Cm "Coke" Coon -Cola It's natural for popular name, to acquire friendly abbrevia tions. That's why you hear Coca-Cola called "Coke". THREE DEAD IN INT F Myrtle Point, Ore., J5ee. 13 (U.R) The third death in a shoot ing attributed to Jealousy occur red here yesterday when Ed ward Watzling, 39, fcuccumbed at a hospital. Watzling, a resident here for 19 years, died of a bullet wound in the chest, inflicted by Eugene E. Adams, 40, who killed him self Sunday night after slaying Mrs. Barbara Dahrenn, 22. Police said that Adams fired into a room in the home of Mrs. Dahrenn's father, Ira L. Pat ridge, as she watched Watzling and Patridge playing cards. Po lice reports attributed the triple slaying to jealousy in that Adams and Mrs. Dahrenn had been seen together several times since she arrived from Roseburg to visit her parents. Watzling leaves his widow; two sons, a brother and two sisters, Gertrude Watzling of Medford and Mrs. Geraldine Porter of Seattle. Nf Rome, Dee. 13 (U.R) The Germans have launched a series of attacks along the 6th army front, headauarlers disclosed to dayi in an apparent, effort to up1 set preparations tor a possible large scale .offensive toward Bologna. - British troops of the 8th army were driven temporarily from Castel Nuova on Mount Cerere by a strong German attack but regained the position after hard righting. Considerable activity was not ed behind German lines. Even on the west coast American pa trols were engaged in fierce fights by the Germans. ASK RETURN NOTICE Washington, Dec. 13 (U.R) A committee of west coast con gressmen today asked the war department and the war reloca tion authority for bi-weekly re ports "on the release of Japanese from Internment camps and the geographical locations to which they are assigned." POST-WAR FLYING . Hollywood, Dec. 13 (U.R) In crease of flying in personal air craft in the United States after the war will depend on better airplanes, , improved landing fa cilities and simplification 'of fly ing regulations, Manager Lowell H. Swenson of tha . Naitonal Aeronautic association declared today. Ctosltuj time lor Classified Ads 9 . m. Too Late to Classify 12:30 pMlyu,lWl.'WI')W'qeF Still Time To Order for Eastern Delivery! For the CONVENIENCE of GIFT BOX BUYERS Orders for Christmas Delivery To Any Point In The U.S.A. flay Be Placed at PAR STORES O WEST SIDE SHOPPING CENTER 221 West Main St. 134 West Main St. SVi'EM'S GIFT SHOP O VALLEY FUEL GO., Inc. 217 East Main St. 26 West Main St. Shop for Gift Pears and Other Gift Hems A! Firms COTTON SALE OF FIRM TO NIPPON Washington, Dec 13 (U.R) William L Clayton, prodded by senators about his qualifications to be assistant secretary of state, said today that Anderson, Clay ton & Co. in which he is prin cipal (stockholder might have sold cotton to Japan in Septem ber, 1941, and to an agency tn July. J942. which distributed it in German-occupied France. Clayton, testifying before the senate foreign relations commlt mlttee, emphasized, however, that he did not know whether such transactions occurred. He explained that he resigned all offices in the firm In 1940 when he entered government service. Andrson, Calyton tit Co. is re puted to be the world's largest cotton brokerage house. Washington, Dec. 13 (U.R) Lt. Col. Edward H. Heller's re lationship with the Henry J. Kaiser interests In California should be clarified before he is confirmed as a member of the surplus prcperty board, James J. Chapman told the senate mili tary affairs committee today. EILING PRICE OF WHEAT INCREASED " Washington, Dee. IS (U.R) The ceiling price of wheat went up tour cents a bushel today at all leyels of distribution. The office of price administra tion said in anonuncing the in crease that price ceilings on neither flour nor bread will be affected. OPA said the increase In the wheat price was made in accord ance with the stabilization ex tension act of 194 which speci fied that the price be calculated to reflect parity to the producer. THE GRANGE Sams Valley Grange All. newly elected officers of Sams Valley Grange are remind ed to be at Central Point Thurs day evening for installation. All others who can are urged to at tend the conference with state of ifcers in the ' afternoon and stay for the evening meeting. Sams Valley will hold regular meeting Saturday night, Dec. 16 Main feature of the evening will be the annual Christmas party for members and their families. Children of. the members will present the program and every one is asked to bring an Inex pensive gift for the tret. One-quarter of all forest fires in this country are set .by care less smokers. - fifitt Boxes ofi HANDS OF ALLIES Chungking. Dee. 13 (U.R) Allied troops under command of Lt. Gen. Dan Sultan occupied the North Burma towns of Katha and Naba west of be sieged Bhamo today without en countering effective Japanese re sistance, a communique announc ed. Katha, an Irrawaddy river port, had been one of the most Important towns remaining in Japanese hands in northern Burma. Naba lies northwest of Katha. ' D.MILLE SILENT Hollywood, Dec. 13 (U.R) Cecil B. DeMille was .silent to day on the American Federation of Radio Artists contention that he should have attempted .to set HANDCRAFTED GLASSWARE SATINTONE- With Its soft, satiny finish and delicately blended two-tone pastel shading!. The perfect Christmas gut. LEEVER HARDWARE GREEN -" : - . - - . - ' 12 INCH OR 16 INCH LENGTHS 300.CU. FT. LOAD DIAL 2123 Timber P '.' staaseaa Rogue River Valley s Most Famous Gift tle his dispute over payment of a $1 assessment through the union. DROG CHAIN SOLD Los Angeles, Dec. 13 (U.R) The Sontag Drug store chain to day was under the new owner- ship of United Drug, Inc., after Sontag stockholders here ap. . proved he sale for an undisclos ed sum. VIIYQUIIITUFLETS always do thli for CHEST COLDS! Ta Prowptly Mm Csafklag Sore Throat aad Acsiag Mesctei Wnenerer the Quintuplets catch cold their chests, throats and backa are rubbed with Musterole. Powerfully Boothing Musterole not only promptly relieves coughs, sore throat, aching cheat muscles due to colds but also helps eraofc m emoettion in upper bronchial tract, nose andthraaUrVoiiaWulorpaim-iipi,(oel In 3 Strength MAESTRO With Its manic blending of rich, pure silver and rubi colored glass. TIFFEN WARE This exquisite glassware . has a distinctive style of Its own. hand cut and of - the highest quality, in two natterns. 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