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SIX MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE N Bungay, July . MORSE SEEKS CONSTANT GUARD OVER OPA OFFICE Washington, July 14 U.B Sen. Wayne Morse, H., Ore., wants the senate to set an offi cial watchdog on the Office of price Administration. He introduced a resolution yesterday to create a special seven-man committee which would conduct "a continuing in vestigation of OPA." Morse is one of the agency's strongest critics. Cloilng time for Bunaay Too Lata clean, rflnwrnotr. CARQUCKIES-or How to Keep 'Em Rollin' and Shinin' CLEANERS SIMONIZ Klaaner. POLISHES SIMONIZ Polish Ale JL CLEANER A JOHNSON'S ff W DJ CARNU M 49c Igf 5?c POIISHINS ClOTH ..4eep B. F. Goodrich Silvertown The Tlra That's 3 Ytars Aheadl WASHIN9 MITT 39e CHAMOIS Ea Sura to See Our Showing of AMITY B1LLFOLDSI LEWIS SUPER-SERVICE 8th and Front- Phone 2119 Our Men and Women in the Nation's Service BE I With the 106th Infantry Divi sion "in Germany One of the first eight soldiers of the Lion Division to begin his trip home under the war department's new discharge regulation concerning men over 40 is Corporal Victor A. Tengwald, 45, whose brother, Carl Y. Tengwald, is a resident of Medford. Cnl. Tengwald has seen five vears of service in both World Wars anfi he wears the Victory Medal for service in World War I: the Europnan-African-Middle Eastern Theatre ribbon with two battle stars; and the Good Con duct ribbon. A lawyer before joining the army, Cpl. Tengwald is a former United States commissioner for the District of Oregon and for mer deputy clerk of the United States district court, District of Oregon. He is a member of the 106th division, which met the full force of the German armor spearheaded breakthrough in Belgium in December and held for SUMMER DRIVING pv Your tires get older day by day L3''cM-S'f ' there is little immediate pros Tj . "-"v Pect of new ones on the market. ., n ' jt That s why we advise you to have A y-frTy your tires recapped by experts '"""MlT r'9hf now for ,u" mi,ca9 ervice this summer. HOME OF FEAR-PROOF RECAPPING so tenaciously to important ground and key road centers especially at St. Vith that it threw Nazi plans and timetables completely out of kilter. The 106th is now on occupational duty in Germany, F-0 Paul Davis Air Transport Command Base, India. F-O Paul A. Davis, co pilot, of 631 West Palm street, Medford, Oregon, has been awarded an Air Medal, it was announced by the commanding general of the India China Divi sion, Air Transport command. The award was made upon completion of 150 hours of oper ational flight in transport air craft over the dangerous and difficult India-China air routes, where enemy interception and attack was probable and expected. the Japs from Guadalcanal to China. He entered the AAF in Janu ary, 1942, and received his train ing at Medical Replacement Training Center, Paine Field, Wash., before joining the "Jun gle Air Force" in May, 1942. Bob Jones Bob Jones, signalman, third class, of route 4, Medford, Ore., serving aboard an assault trans port, has participated in the invasions of I wo Jima and Oki nawa. Jonfcs, who attended Med ford senior high school, has been in the navy for. a year and a half. His mother, Mrs. Percy C. Jones, lives in Medford. Paul Galloway Paul Galloway, Gold Hill, recently graduated as a warrant radio electrician from the U. S. Maritime Service Radio Training Station at Boston Harbor, Mass. Galloway is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Galloway, Gold Hill, and was a laborer at Patton orchards before entering the ser vice. TS Russell Clark With the 11th Field Hospital, Seventh Army in Germany Technician Fifth Grade Russell B. Clark, husband of Mrs. Shir ley M. Clark, Route 2, Box 67, Medford, Oregon, was promoted recently to his present grade from that of Pvt. 1c. He was employed as Dryer Feeder in civilian life, prior to entry in to the military service. OLDER TIRE EXCHANGE 8th and RIVERSIDE Sgt. Glen C. Trusty Sgt. Glen C. Trusty, 429 North Columbus avenue, is one of the members of the 7th Convalescent Hospital, a veteran unit of the ETC- medical front. Their task is caring for wounded Ameri cans and trying to preserve life of those who were victims of the Hitler slave and prison system. Lt. Donald Marshall Randolph Field, Tex. Lt. Donald R. Marshall, 824 Sum mit avenue, Medford, Ore., has arrived at Randolph Field to be gin transitional training as a member of a B-29 Superfortress crew. He is the son of Lt. Cpl. and Mrs. Ray E. Marshal. Sgt. Norman Burreson - Headquarters, 13th AAF, Phil ippines At an advance bomber base in the Philippines, Norman H. Burreson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Burreson, Gold Hill, was promoted to sergeant. Sergeant Burreson is the med ical officer's assistant, and is a member of the 13th 'AAF's "Bomber Barons," veteran B-24 Liberator group which has par ticipated in 10 campaigns against o o o Vis Wis1 pii i:pr i .1 i. ,i III TB 3T ...... V ...y L IT? ' ? : ''rCClP : - -i ' 4.T ' is- uttaiiftiiAa. im Snider Pasteurising Assures It! HERE at Snidcr'i we have the very latest facilities for truly SUPERIOR paiteuriiing added protection for all who enjoy the goodness of rich, tatty Snider' , milk! This SUPER-PLATE SHORTIME PASTEURIZER re - duced pasteurising time of Snidcr't milk from the previous 30 minutes to ONLY 16 SECONDS, thus retaining the full rich flavor of the milk. This new type pasteurizing process utilises heat at 161 'a degrees, instead of the former 142 degrees. Here It just another reaton why YOU thould enjoy Snider't finer milk and it coitt no morel Snider Dairy & Produce Co. 28 NORTH IARTLETT ST. PHONE 2168 RICH GRADE A PASTEURIZED MILK Cottage Cheese and Dairy Products Pfc. Lloyd Ehrk With the Sixth Army on Lu zon Pfc. Lloyd W. Ehrk, son of Mrs. Mary. Ehrk, Box 24, Med ford, Ore., has been awarded the combat infantry badge for ex emplary performance of duty with the 38th (Cyclone) division in action against the Japanese Shimbu Line, east of Manila. Overseas for three months, Ehrk is a member of Company B, 152nd infantry. Pvt. Eugene Parker Madison, Wis. Pvt. Eugene L. Parker, 18, son of Mrs. Mar garet M. Parker of 302 Crater Lake avenue, Medford, has been enrolled in the AAF Training Command's aircraft radio me chanics school at Truax Field, it was announced by the post commander. He will take an extensive course in servicing radio equip ment used on U. S. bombers and fighting planes and will be trained in defense against chem ical warfare, aircraft identifica tion, and related AAF subjects designed to fit him for combat duty. 19 ON AIRLINER Florence, S. C, July 14 (U.R) A cool-headed commercial pilot was credited today with saving the lives of 19 of his 20 passen gers when his plane and an army bomber collided yesterday 3,000 feet in the air. One of the passengers, a three-year-old boy, , and two of the bomber's crew members were killed. The boy's mother, Mrs. A. E. Williams of New York was injured seriously. The planes collided 20 miles from here. Capt. G. D. Davis of Miami, in command of the East ern Air Lines Boston-to-Miami plane, said they were at 3,000 feet when suddenly there was a grinding crash on the port side of the airliner. The army plane, sliced through the fuselage, ripped off one of the transport's engines, ini knun awav In a dlrzv dive. '. were leaving the relocation eni. It crashed and burned. ters at a rate of 1,100 a week. A Pennsylvania statute of 1770 provided that a marriage could be annulled if lt could be proved that the lady had used cosmetics during courtship. Tule Camp Closing Not Yet Scheduled Washington, July 14 (U.R) The interior department an nounced today that eight war re location centers housing Japanese-Americans would be closed next fall. Plana fnr disnosition of the Tule Lake segregation center at' Newel, Calif., will be announced ! later, the department said. In June Japanese-Americans I SOUND TRUCK and Public Address Syttemt FOR RENT! Any Plica Any XUna Any Oocaslon FIDLER NEWS AGENCY Phone 4034 at 6038 12 No Rlvarilda. Madlord BEARINGS SKF BALL, ROLLER and THRUST TYPES TIMKEN TAPERED ROLLER TYPES -RDC ROLLER & NEEDLE TYPES Bearings for Tractors,' Truck and Industrial Equipment H. L. PRITGHARD CO., Distributor 126 N. Front St. Phone 2020 Medford. 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