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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (March 8, 1945)
Z NATIVE A close "map watcher" these days is Mrs. Earl Wallace, 344 South Grape street, for .Mrs. Wallace Is a native of Coblenz Germany, on which allied troops are advancing today. With grow Ing excitement Mrs. Wallace learned today that Ma). Gen. Terry Allen, Sr., is- with the troops on the march to Coblenz. Twenty-five years ago in April Mrs. Wallace, then Amalie Koch of Coblenz; secured the signa ture of Gen. Allen on papers which permitted her to come to this country as the bride of Sgt. Earl Wallace of Grants Pass, vet eran of a United States military unit during the first World War. Mrs. Wallace's two sisters also married American soldiers and eventually came to live jn this country. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace will celebrate their silver wedding anniversary April 3. This morning Mrs. Wallace visited the Tribune office on her way to the Riverside USO for her work as a volunteer. She is very proud of the pin which shows 500 hours spent In this service to enlisted men serving her adopted country. Uh Mall Tribune Want Ad. Non-Smoker Keeps Cigarette Supply Safe From Family Oakland, Calif., (U.R) A safe deposit box seems indicated in the case of William H. Wehrlle, 58, who has 150 packages of cig arettes from all over the world. The packages are unopened and so shall they remain, said Wehrlle, who amassed them not for smoking purposes, but as a hobby. He owns what is believed to be the most complete collection of American brands and several packs from Mexico, Europe, and the Orient. "I collect, but don't smoke," Wehrlle declared, explaining tint he stopped smoking and started collecting several years ago when his wife made "slighting" com ments about his rolling his own, exhausting can of tobacco daily. Comments WehrlUVs rueful family, "We wait in line like everybody else." KEEP CONTAINER HANDY Don't keep your used fat con tainer so far from our stove or sink that you wear out your ra tioned shoes getting to it. When it is near at hand you save every scrap of fat. ONE GOOD TURN . . . Stoneham, Mass., (U.R) The Golden Rule was observed here when Frederick J. Lang rescued his dog, Blackie, from a fire when the pup collapsed while trying to wake his master. fSSS Salt mah$ Grapefruit I taseSeterl I MMTON'S S A LT & GRAPEFRUIT 1 wmm AT YOUR GROCER'S N0WI (aVINB,i WHEN IT RAINS IT POURS SsSSsa1faJ Cigarette Collector Boasts 500 Brands Farmington, Minn., (U.R) Fred McAndrew, cafe proprie tor, has plenty of cigarettes, de spite the national shortage. McAnurew's collection is Just that. It consists of 500 brands acquired from 33 nations, and he has been seven years getting it together. Farmington servicemen all over the world, remembering JTcAndrew's hobby, have sent him strange packs, including some taken from dead Japanese at Tarawa. 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