Sunday, April 22, 1945 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE THHE1
BAY CITY CAFES
HAVE NO POINTS
TO ' FEEDPARLEY
Hotels Apologize for Food
Muddle OPA Promises
Relief.
12,000 CRIPPL
DREN AWAIT
YOUR ANS
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San Francisco, April 21
(U.R) San Francisco restauran
teurs were highly embarrassed to
admit it, but they confessed to
night that they had no idea what
they could feed the delegates to
the United Nations conference
on International organization.
Like the average housewife,
the hotels did not have enough
points to take care of company
and said the Office of Price Ad
ministration contended it could
not issue additional points with
out revision present regulations.
Point-free foods, such as poul
try, could not be substituted,
hotel spokesmen said, because
they could not be found on the
market at OPA ceiling prices.
They claimed the unrationed
foods were disappearing into a
"vigorous black market."
The Hotel Employers Associa
tion of San Francisco made a
public apology to the conference
delegates for the' lack of "pala
table foods" on their menus.
"We feel the public is entitled
to an explanation in order that
the embarrassment which the
city will suffer during the con
ference will not come as a com
plete shock," the association said
in a newspaper advertisement.
"We regret that such a situation
exists in a city noted for its fine
hotels, but we have exhausted
all of our resources to meet the
present crisis."
In addition to the advertise
ment, the members of the asso
ciation appealed to their con
gressmen. The National OPA Headquar
ters, which promised to send an
Investigator to look into the
luituation, said it would make
sure that public eating places in
San Francisco would have am
ple food for the Uncio. It did not
announce, however, whether ex
tra points would be issued or
additional foods supplies shipped
to San Francisco,
KILLED IN ACTION
Prospect, April 21. Pfc. Her
bert Earl Stovall was killed in
action April S in Germany, ac
cording to word received here
last week. Stovall was born in
Puyallup, Wash., February 26,
1918, and moved with his par
ents to Prospect in 1940. He
was employed by the Fred Svlnth
Lumber Co. until his induction
in the army in October, 1943.
Most of his training was at a
Texas camp. He went overseas
nine months ago.
Pfc. Stovall had Just received
his first service stripe, also a
bronze star. His captain had writ
ten a letter to Lt. Gen. Simpson
recommending a citation for Sto-
vall's unit for their outstanding
work in the "battle of the bulge."
Survivors include his parents,
Mrs. Bernice Stovall, 446 Vi Ivy
street, and Clarence Earl Stovall,
916 East Jackson street, and a
sister, Miss Mary Lou Stovall,
all of Medford, and a sister,
Julia Kathryn South, Prospect,
Ore.
Pfc. Ralph Cillmore
In Hands of Nazis
Mrs. Ralph Cillmore, GeBauer
Apartments, received a letter
Friday from her husband. Pfc,
Ralph Gillmore. stating that he
Is now i prisoner of war in Ger
many. Mrs. Gillmore had re
ceived word from the War De
partment Jan. 16, that her hus
band had been missing in action
since Dec. 15, 1944. The letter,
dated January 18, was the first
news she has received from her
husband since that time.
Pfc. Gillmore served overseas
with the 106th Infantry Division
before being taken prisoner.
CARD OP THANKS
We wish to express our heart-felt
thanks for the many Kind ecu and
expressions of sympathy and for the
Beautiful norai offerings. Aire. wiu
lam Howard and Family.
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Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children at Portland, Oregon JraTinS rSOSpSt3SS DUf pTCSC!!
accommodations already overtaxed prevent admitting any
more until larger facilities are provided.
Deformed children must be treated while young else cure
is almost impossible. Delay means that these hundreds
of Oregon children, whose parents are too poor to pay for
treatment elsewhere, will be deprived of free treatment
at the Shrine Hospital will miss their one and only chance
for a useful and happy life.
That these helpless children may live more helpfully and
and more happily yes, and face life more hopefully the
Jackson County Shrine Club will this week ask you to
help provide the facilities for rehabilitation of these phys
ically handicapped, destitute children.
What an enriching experience to participate, with thou
sands of others, in this outpouring of our hearts and our
purses that these little ones, regardless of race, creed or
color, may have an equal chance in life.
Yes, 12,0118 crippled children wb with ysur help could live
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