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EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Monday, Juna 18, 194S POWELL QUITS CROONING Hollywood, June 18 (U.PJ Dick Powell has sung his last song to the public. Except for bathroom solos, the curly-haired crooner says he has abandoned i the entertainment field that made him famous to become strictly a dramatic actor. Closing time for Sunday Too Late to Classify o:3u caiuraay afternoon rieaso remcmocr. of the WAFFLES YOU MAKE! NOTHING TO ADD BUT WATER Cinch contains eggs, sugar, shortening and every neces sary ingredient. A Cinch to make , . , add water, mix and bake. WAFFLE MIX Make Perfect Waiel Cuety lime! FEEL THAT BREEZE? -mm MONTGOMERY WARI I DO! 17.1 WEARING MY 7T U II n rent So lightweight I hardly feel It! And the open window braid catches the slightest stir of air, I like the woy It makes me look, too. And I can easily offord the pricel 500 M ontgomeiy Ward FARRELL SPEAKS AT OPEN MEE OF C OF C In addition to the address of Robert S. Farrell, Oregon secre tary of state, which featured an open meeting of the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce board of directors Friday noon at the Holland Hotel, committee heads reported on various mat ters of interest. Sixty men and women from all parts of the val ley attended. Strong interest in this district is being shown by lumber manu facturing firms and firms spe cializing In manufacturing from lumber by-products according to Karl Janouch, supervisor of the Rogue River National Forest ser vice. Janouch pointed out that the lumber re-manufacturing and by-products plants would mean a much increased payroll from the lumber industry, and added that as soon as the war is ended lumber production would have to be curtailed since all forests are now being over-cut to supply necessary war mater ial. When the forests of this dis trict are returned to the sus tained yield basis, some firms will be forced out of business and the others will have to re duce production, Janouch said, Baker Reports Eugene Ferrell of Fluhrer's bakery . reported on the local shortage of fats used by bakers and restaurant, operators and stated that an effort was being made through the district's con gressional delegation to have additional supplies released. Mayor Clarence A. Meeker urged a large attendance for the outdoor talk Monday night of Governor Earl Snell, who will speak from the steps of the old courthouse "In Jacksonville at 8 p.m. following a dinner spon sored by the Sons of the Ameri can Revolution and Daughters of the American Revolution. Also making reports were Clarence Winetrout of the cham ber roads commitee and Moore Hamilton, chairman of the pub licity committee. Visitors Introduced Also introduced during the meeting were Harry Schenk, assistant secretary of state; Clar ence Ellis, manager of the de partment of financial responsi bility for the state; Dr. Lloyd B. Staples, of the school of geology of the University of Oregon who is cooperating with the county group on mineral surveys; Sen. Earl T. Newbry, Ashland; Rep. Frank Van Dyke, Ashland and Rep. O. H. Bengtson, Medford; Mayor T. S. Wiley, Ashland and Mayor Howard Lewis, Jackson ville, who presented an affilia tion check from the newly or ganized Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce unit. The results of Dr. Staple's survey of mineral resources here will be disclosed at the next regular meeting of the chamber board, Friday, July 6. Ho is conducting research here in co operation with the mining com mittee of the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce, headed by T. M. Gerety. Daity Weather Repor FORECASTS . Medford and vicinity: clear tonight ana Tuesday, utile cnange in temperature Oregon: Clear tonight and Tuesday. iuue cnange in temperature. LOCAL DATA Temperature a year ago today Highest 72: Lowest 32. Total monthly precipitation .92 Inches. Excess for the month: .02 inches. Total precipitation since September l, ih.zb incnes. Excess for the geason:.3.24 Inches. Relative humidity at 4:30 p. m., yes. leraay: idvb, :ju toaay: lBy. Tomorrow Sunrise 5:35 a. m. Sunset 8:49 p. m. High Low Free. Boston ........................... 70 60 Chicago ........ .... R8 53 Denver .... .......... 72 . 41 Eureka - . 85 58 Havre . 70 48 Los Angeles ........... ... 00 55 Medford 97 55 New York 04 71 Omaha ..... ................... 77 57 Phoenix ........... 106 60 Portland ... 01 53 Reno ....,........... 80 41 Roseburg 94 54 Salt Lake 75 47 San Francisco ..... ... 86 56 Seattle ... 83 55 Spokane 81 51 Washington, D. C 94 71 Yakima 88 52 If. Col. Stewart Is New Director Of Camp White Supply Camp White, June 16 Among recent arrivals at Camp White is tne new director or supply, jut coi. uien oiewari. lengthy Army career which started in 1907. Since that time hp line had n variotv nf inh as signments. He served with the Infantry in the Philippines Itfuv to laiu mil 10 iii, aim in Mexico 19ie and 1917. With the beginning of World War I he was commissioned a lieutenant in the Quartermaster Corps and served out the war at Newport News. Alter tne war he reverted to his enlisted status in th Quartermaster CorDS. For thirteen yeais before his retirement in ivsi t-oi. oiewan was a master sergeant. when WnrH Wat II started in 1941 he became Capt. Stewart by virtue of a reserve commis sion ho had held since 1918. The .aninin herame a maior in Feb ruary, 1942 and a Lieutenant r'nirmol in Sentember. 1942. Before coming to Camp White -!nt. Stewart was Director of Supply at Ft. Stevens, ure. Rogue Troopers Accept Klamath Rodeo Invitation Tv. Pnmip Tronners' drill team has received and accepiea on Inv iintlnn from the Klamath SnHrlln cluh and the Klamath Sheriff's Posse to participate in the annual rodeo, Juiy i to . it um stated yesterday, ine Trnnnero tnnk Dart in t ie snow last year and received honorable mention In the western Horse man. Twenty-five women are riding In the team this year. Mrs. Hulda Harrison is president and Mrs. Iris Dodge, drillmastcr. Mrs. Dodge states that the Troopers will again use the black and white uniform adopted last year and are using red, white and blue pennants as a color note. ADVICE TO MOTHERS OF FRETFUL BABIES Bnhy may not bo upoilwl maybe it's only Blind and smart of diaper rash. Eawt misery with Moxaana. tho aoothing nicdiratrd. powder watrh baby Bleep. 4(-yor family favorite for itch of minor akin trouble as woather nets warmer. Send Bomo ovoricaa. Demand Mouana, WAVES NEEDED IN FROM MEDFORD Greyhound Daily Service NORTHBOUND Grant! Pass Roseburg Eugene Portland 3:20..a.m. 1:35 p.m. 6:50 a. m . 4:00 p.m. 10:10 a.m. 7:30 p.m. 11:50 p.m. SOUTHBOUND Dunimuir Redding San Francisco Lot Angclci 3:30 a.m. 6:15 p.m. 7:05 a.m. 12:55 a.m. 11:10 a.m. Agent MAC ROBINSON Depot: HOTEL JACKSON. Phone: 3202 SIAVINtl All TNI WEST WITH DIPlNOAtlt TRANSPORTATION Advanced training In 28 dif ferent specialized fields in the navy's famed hospital corps is available for qualified young women who enlist in the WAVES now. reports Petty Officer Eve lyn Moore, WAVES recruiter from the Naval Officer Procure ment office in Portland, who is here to describe to interested ap plicants' the many new oppor tunities in the WAVES. Petty Officer Moore will be at the navy recruiting station in the Post Office daily from 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. from June 18 to June 26, inclusive. Arrangements for night appointments may be made by calling the recruiting station, reports Chief W. R. Cumley, re cruiter in charge of the Medford U. S. navy recruiting station, which handles WAVES applica tions in this area. In order to staff navy facili ties adequately and to meet other requirements, the navy needs 10,000 Hospital Corps WAVES. More than 13,000 Hos pital Corps WAVES are now on duty. The hospital corps training of fers opportunities for service and training in various fields that will be useful as post-war occupations. Any young woman who is an American citizen, between 20 and 36 years of age, has completed two years of high school, has no children under 18 years of age and is in normal good health is eligible. Greater benefits now accrue to WAVES, including good pay (equivalent to $142.50 a month to start, all tax exempt), $200 cash allowance for the new smart uni forms, life insurance at low-cost government rates, all the advant ages of the GI bill of rights, bene fits of USO, American Red Cross, navy relief where needed, over seas service, travel, interesting work, educational benefits and opportunities to receive instruc tion in many different specialized fields. - . Used Car Ceilings Will Drop July 1 Ceiling prices for used pas senger cars will be reduced four per cent on July 1 in accordance with the "rollback" provisions of the used car price regulation, the local OPA has announced. The reduction in price applies to used cars sold by either deal ers or private owners. Also to be reduced four per cent on July 1 are charges al lowed for extra equipment on used cars such as heaters, radios and other built-in items for which additions to base ceiling prices are permitted. ' Coca-Cola Supply Will be Reduced By Sugar Dearth The supply oil Coca-Cola in Medford and trade area definite ly will be affected by the further curtailment of the sugar supply after July 1 because the manu facturer will not compromise with the use substitutes, accord ing to Wayne H. Jamison, man ager of the Medford Bottling company. However, an equi table system of rationing will be maintained in Medford and trade territory during the short age, Jamison said. "The OPA announced last week that the allotment of sugar to industrial users would be cut July 1 to 50 per cent of the amount used in the third quarter of 1941. I am informed that this sugar shortage is world wide and directly attributable to the con fusion in production and distri bution of sugar occasioned by the war," Jamison stated. "Sugar is absolutely necessary in Coca- Cola manufacture. We cannot and will not use sweetening sub- jm w U Tha Mira! nf 11 1 If Modern Shipbuilding if ' ll tit.u.j euiot li isssjsssBWFssYsjjBBBSssssssr Every shingle is "SPOT f 1 WELDED" to prevent tTL curling or blowing oft! JMji stltutes, compromising the In tegrity of Coca-Cola. Therefore, when sugar is short, there must be a r.hortage in the amount of Coca-Cola. But you can be cer tain that the quality of Coca Cola will remain unchanged." FRISCO BIRTHDAY MASS San Francisco, June 18 (U.R) The city of San Francisco's 169th birthday will be celebrated here on Friday, June 29 with a mass in Mission San Francisco De Assi. Closing time (or Sunday Too Late to Classify 6:30 Saturday afternoon Please remember. ICE CREAM At hom Anv flavor Dal clout Smanik No lc ervitaU No cooking No r. whipping No corchd flavor Eaty lnxptntivo 20rcipt in ach 154 pack. ag. Pltait oik your groctr for LOflDOflDERRy m Homtmado let Croom "STABIUZ6R UWMHMBHT-HI HIWMO, UN rlUMMMtl, Hf, Use Mall Tribune Want Ada. . mm BUM 'THE GRAINS ARE GREAT FOODS". Kcllogg's Cora Flakes bring you - nearly ail tne protective tood -elementsofthewhole grain aeciarea essential to human nutrition. E9RH HAKES EKERSQN PAINT & ROOF STORE 38 So. Bartlett Phone 3843 FISHING SEASON NOW OPEN AT FISH LAKE ROAD IS OPEN. ' 50 MILES FROM MEDFORD Motors Boats Cabins Store Fishing Tackle FISH LAKE RESORT Sid Blood. Proprietor lf' Don t be a Summertime CROSS PATCH Lady, If you must losa your temper, pleas keep control of your car. But, if a cranky car Is the reason take time by the forelock, now! GO STRAIGHT TO YOUR CAR'S 0TN DEAtER He knows your car from stem to stern, every one of its thousands of parts. A Crossed Finger Summer s no Summer ot oil He has all the skill, tools and experiencej and all the spare parts you'll need to keep things fit as a fiddle. Let your nearby Plymouth, Dodge, DeSoto zt , , . a us v,nr)3icr oeaier uncross ff your fingers, correct your temper, and I Vi 1 turn every risk to advantage. DM Carefully inspect ronlins swem and rninn f hrrk fan tnr . ..J Fiamine oil filler and air cleaner Test brakes Rotate tires and maintain proper inflation Change to summer lubricants Check steering alignment Tune engine for greatest gas economy Inspect wiring for cracked or worn insulation Repair dents, touch up rust spots, polish car to preserve finish Avoid toad failures by more frequent overall inspection. This trademark Mtntiflss MOPAI parts exiollv mode r Plymouth, Dodge, kg Dosote and Clttytlor ears, and Dodge .Ji? Jo-otd Tracks. CHmit CODPOKATION PARTS DIVISION YovH fnioy "The Mink of Morton Gould" Trwidori, 9 r. M, tW.T, CIS Network t it Don't Drive' with YourjJingers Crossed PLYMOUTH DODGE DESOTO CHRYSLER
