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'I v w TtAVOR at your Grocers Now? 1! W J MORTON'S SALT WW VXIVM I WHIM IT MINI ir routs I Palestine Sought As Jewish Refuge Washington, March 15 4J.PJ A delegation which said it repre sented 8.000 Protestant clergy men today delivered to. the White House an appeal that Palestine be opened to the jews as "a place of refuge and com fort." The appeal was presented to Jonathan Daniels, acting press secretary to the president. Sim ilar petitions were delivered later in the day to the British and soviet embassies for for warding to Prime Minister Win ston Churchill and Marshal Josef Stalin. Lucky you ! NEtfUNEN$k HOT NEW... MADE fm Snowy-white ' ii ,wth CLOROX IT MAKES THEM SANITARY TOO!) Ir8 EASY to mistake Clorox-Clean J.krl You'll appreciate the mild, bturesmrlng action of Clorox In neaii'i hiwi" remove stains from enamel, tile, porce- S linoleum, wood follow directions on the label. I H f I I I , r ,1 -i i.m nrtl merely Clorox m rou "! :rl 8lasa",dirchcloms,floorssan,tary. (Si P r;,dircMoms,floorssani,ary. . ' 1 When it's CLOROX'CLEAN. Jfsm' C,ean jSmm - JfV ..sBsajsa'rT Canol Project To Be Closed April 1 Washington, March 15 (U. The army's Canol project In Canada will be closed April 1, Sen. James M. Mead (D., N. Y.), told the senate today. The army began construction of the aviation gasoline project three years ago. Mead's war in vestigating committee found that it has cost this government $134.000,00Q thus far. Mead said 2,000 workers now employed at Canol will be "transferred to petroleum fields in this country as soon as possible." THE GRANGE Upper Rogue Orange Upper Rogue Grange is spon soring a dance March 17 starting at 8 p. m., and closing at mid night. Refreshments will be served. ' Central Point Grange Central Point Grange meet ing Friday will open at 8 p. m., instead of 8:30 as previously re ported. - Eagle Point Grange Eagle Point Grange met in reg ular session March 6 and con ferred first and second degrees on John Lucas, Mrs. Lee Lucas, Omia Chambers and Ted Flury. Lecture Hour consisted of an original program by Lecturer Hay, honoring St. Patrick's Day. A donation of $25 was voted for the Red Cross. There will be an all day meet ing of H.E.C. on March 28 at the home of Bertha Keim for, the purpose of tacking a quilt. Lad ies attending are asked to bring a covered dish for luncheon, also table service. Serving committee for next Grange meeting, March 20, Is Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hale and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hay. - Lake Creek Grange With Master Loyd George pre siding, Lake Creek Grange met March 9. Mrs. Millie Tingleaf, Mrs. Augusta .Seef ield and Wil liam Perry were visitors from Eagle Point Grange. Brother Perry gave first and second de grees to Dorothy George and Ernest Hostetler. A hard times dance on March 17 was announced by Merton Bradshaw, of ways and means committee. All are invited. Grangers were sorry to learn of the illness of Lady Assistant Steward .Dorothy Stanley. William Perry is the represen tative for the. Red Cross for this district. " Mrs. Tingleaf assisted him in collecting from members at the meeting. Next meeting will be April 13, starting at 8:30 p. m. Closing time tor Classified Ada II am Too Late to Classify 12:30 World's largest icebox! This Is the world's largest Icing station, In Rose villa, California. Equipment and platforms here can ice 256 . refrigerator cars at once supplying a car with 10,000 pounds of ice In one minute! In peak years 444,000,000 pounds of ice are manufactured to refrigerate fruit and vegetable shipments through this one Southern Pacific yard. During a normal year 200,000 loaded refrigerator cars pass through the giant Roseville yard and other yards along Southern Pacific's lines. In this huge "icebox" fresh fruits and vegetables move to markets across the continent. In no section of the United States are more fruits and vegetables grown than in California, Oregon, Arizona and the Rio Grande Valley of Texas. Every year this great Western garden supplies most of the nation's grapes, lettuce, asparagus, carrots, cauliflower, more than half of the citrus fruits and melons, much of the celery and peas, and nearly one-third of the principal deciduous fruits. The West today would not be the prosperous agricul tural region that it is without fast refrigerated freight, the huge investment in cars and equipment and the elaborate schedules of Western railroads which provide . timely delivery of produce to markets where the de mand is greatest. Food fights for Victory. And fresh foods are vital to the health of Americans here on the home front, to men in Army, Navy and Marine camps, at home and abroad, to war workers in the Eastern industrial cities, to our returned wounded in hospitals throughout the land. To) The friendly ui Southern Pacific 16 Russian Pianist Presents Fourth Concert Of Series By Mrs. E. E. Gore The Jackson County Civic Music association presented the fourth concert of its 1945 series at the high school Tuesday night. The artist, who was most warm ly received, was the Russian pianist, Ania Dorfman. The program Was vital and diversified and there was ap peal to individual musical taste and preference. Miss Dorman is endowed by nature and equipped by training with much that Is essential to conveying the musical spirit to the public. The scope of her program ex emplified what piano mastery can be. Our people having heard such outstanding and effi cient pianists and musicians on previous concerts of the series, as Leo Taubman, Harry Kauf man, and Carl Fuerstner, serv ing as accompanists and direc tors, and many expressing the wish that they might have been heard in a solo piano number, hence it was an eagerly antici pated joy to hear an entire pro- COLDS; FIGHT MISERY r where you feel it-rub throat, chest and back with time-tested gram of planlstic music played by this capable artist. She well understands the in herent beauty and emotionalism of music, composed originally for the master instrument, the piano, and its forerunner, the harpishord. The popularity of Beethoven's 32 sonatas In the studio, concert hall and the home seems to grow greater with the passing of time and Miss Dorfman apparently gave great satisfaction to her audi ence in her presentation of the No. 11, op 22. In an Informal chat back stage she admitted that she was proud of the military powers of her native Russia, but was equally proud of our boys as she becomes an American citizen In November. EASTER CARDS FOR EVERY ONE Thousands to select from friendly, formal, humor ous or sentimental. Price 5c to f 1.00. SWEM'S GIFTS Thursdar. March 15. IUI MEPFOBD MAIL TRIBUNE SEVXB The encores were "Ecco ssaisea." Chonln; "VK In A Flat," Brahms; "Waltz," Aren- sy, ana "music box, Lladow. Next ennrprt la in h n,...nl. ed by. the Ballad Singers on i nn uiarcn 22. GENE BEST DRESSED Hollywood, March 15 (U.R) Five style experts today se lected Gene Tierney as the best dressed film actress In Holly wood. Second place honors wont to Maria Montez. Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH With Little Worry Eat. talk, laugh or sneeze without fear of insecure false teeth dropping, slipping or wabbling. FASTCETH hold plates firmer and more comfortably. This pleasant powder haa no gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. 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