Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 27, 1945, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextARE HOT NEEDED Beginning today, no eampflre permits will be needed in the Rogue River Forest according to n announcement from the Med ford headquarters office. How- Body and Fender REPAIRS, PAINTING Get Our Estimatesl We Guarantee to Please. BURBANK'S BODY SHOP 248 N. Riverside SPECIAL ATTENTION Given BEGINNERS MRS. GLENN CLYMER Accordion Studio 1211 W. MAIN Certified Accordion Teacher Several Years Experience Phone 2755 ever, forest visitors were re minded that it is unlawful to leave a campfire untended at any time of the year. All lookouts have been called In, but a few may be returned temporarily if fair weather con tinues, it was said. In the Butte Falls and Union Creek areas con siderable rain fell during the re cent precipitation, but only half an Inch fell In the Applegate dis trict, leaving that area still quite dry, forest officials report. : ENGLISH SHIPPING TO ' BYPASS PANAMA CANAL San Francisco, Sept. 27 ' Great Britain has ordered all her shipping to and from Aus tralia and New Zealand to "cease using the Panama Canal" because of high tolls, Melbourne ! radio said today. I In a broadcast picked up by j the American Broadcasting Co. Melbourne said the British mitv : istry of war transport had in 1 structed ships on the Australia- ; New Zealand run to use routes ! around Cape Horn, the Cape of Good Hope and through the Suez Canal instead. SYDNEY BOUCKTOOPEN SCHOOL OF MUSIC HERE I Sydney Bouck, former music instructor at Medford high i school, will open the Edgewood i school of music in this city, with offices in the Liberty building The fall term for the school will begin October 15 and registra tion will open Monday, October 1. Ready to be Enjoyed.' THg 6MNS ARC &KSAT FOODS" Kellogg'a Rice Krispies equal the whole ripe grain in nearly all the protective food elements declared essential to human nutrition. SI my FOR WASTE FAIS Washington, Sept. 27 (U.R) The nation's housewives will re ceive four red points a pound in stead of two for their waste kitchen fats starting Oct. 1 un der a government program to offset a serious shortage of In dustrial fats. The price of waste fat will remain at four cents a pound. Secretary of Agriculture Clin ton P. Anderson said that every pound of waste fats was needed to "speed up the return of plenti ful supplies of soap to the groc er s shelves." ALUMINUM COMPETITION IS PUT UP TO CONGRESS Washington, Sept. 27 (U.R) Congress was faced today with a demand by the surplus proper ty board to assure "effective competition" in the aluminum industry by disposing of the gov ernment s $739,000,000 alumi num holdings to competitors of the Aluminum Company of America. The board said sale of the gov ernment's huge bauxite plant at Jones Mills, Ark., and its 52 major aluminum plants to ALCOA'S competitors would "fulfill one of the brightest op portunities for market expansion in the history of industrial materials." Court Records Justice Court Enid C. Hampton, no opera tor's license, no license on motor vehicle, failure to display 1945 sticker, failure to transfer title, cited. Melvin E. Sherer, passing with insufficient clearance, cited. Police Court Herbert E. Hawkins and Les ter Keithly, drunk, jailed. Lily Sharks, Dick Harvey, Ralph McGonagle, Sam Colton, F.A. Freeburger, H. Conger and J. R. Bierma, overparking, $1 bail each. State Police Warren J. Helm, no clearance lights, no license plates, cited. Billy J. Richey, violation basic rule, cited. Court House News Divorce Decreet Nettie Campbell vs. Edmund T. Campbell. Ira Clark vs. Hattie Clark. Carolin Joy Mead vs. Warren Lee Mead. William R. Marshall vs. Vivian N. Marshall. Use Mall Tribune Want Ada. Now Try There's a Western tang to the full, red ripe tomato flavor of RANCHO Tomato Soup a flavor zest that's simply deli cious. That's because we choose only big, fat, luscious tomatoes . . . plump 'em into gleaming kettles at our Rancho farm kitchens . . . add our special Western sea soning (just so) . . . cook 'em to mouth watering goodness by our own Western Rancho recipe. It's w-o-n-d-e-r-f-u-1 soup. Try it and see! i P STYLE Look for these other Rant bo Soups Vgatabl, Crom of Muthroom. Asparagua, Chick in Noodla, Pm TrV SKIUET SUPPER RANCHO ..PHnkr;;r:d'" Roosevelt Stock In Radio Concern Shows Value Hike Hollywood, Sept. 27 0J.P.1 Daily Variety, in a copyrighted article, today quoted Elliott Roosevelt as saying the Texas radio stock he bought back from creditors for two cents on the dollar in 1941 is now worth more than $1,500,000. Variety quoted Roosevelt as saying part of the stock is now in possession of his former wife, Ruth Goggins of Dallas, Tex., and in trust, for the children of their marriage. Roosevelt, recently placed on the army air forces inactive ros ter, plans to return to radio In a capacity he cannot yet reveal, Variety said. The son of the late President Franklin D. Roosevelt could not be reached for confirmation. Hvrley Home From China Assignment Washington, Sept. 27 U.PJ Patrick J. Hurley, U. S. ambas sador to China, arrived here to day from Chungking. He was greeted by his daugh ter, Mary, paused a moment for photographers and hopped into a state department cab to be driven to his home. He refused to talk to reporters. "weather" Northern California Clear with very low humidity and ser ious fire hazards today, tonight and Friday. Rising daytime tern-1 Thursday, Sept. 27. 194S perature in interior. Gentle northerly wind offoasL MEDFORD MAIL-TRIBUKB SBVEK Closing time for Classified Ada 8:30 I a m. Too Late to Classify 1S;13 p m : Please rwmemoer I SPECIAL OFFER ON 8 Vitamins ... 9 Minerals Only ent V1RLS a day fiTw tou th know Bnnurju.ro daily iuiremetita of all eight vita min. AIM contain nina mineral, including Iron, nlftum, etc tod liver extract. Now frt tha (tnuint. VIRLS,alarc UXMay tupply only Call or phone 2440 Wainscott's Pharmacy Main and Riverside WANTED O PICKERS O PACKERS O SORTERS O WAREHOUSEMEN Modoc Orchard Co. aril cn riB 511 SO. FIR Key War Plants To Be Dismantled As War Debt Payment Frankfurt Sept. 27 U.R) The biggest ball bearing factory in Europe and four other key war plants In the American oc cupation zone of Germany will be dismantled for shipment as the initial payment of Ger many's war debt. Gen. Dwlght D. Elsenhower gave the order for dismantling of the plants yesterday. They ! also Included a shipyard capable j of building warships as large as cruisers, a huge power plant and , aircraft engine factories. , No decision has been made as to which of the allies will re ceive the plants. Slot Machine To Vend Newspapers New York, Sept. 27 (U.R) A ! slot-machine newspaper vender which can make change for a nickel and tell a slug from a coin will get a try-out in the New York subway next week,, j If It's successful, the Inventor. Samuel Leschin, plans to put the six-foot high, red and chrom-1 ium machine into mass produc-j tion. I The mechanical newibiy Is said to be almost completely i foolproof. The change comes out j with the paper, neatly wrapped' In a cardboard container. It has a capacity of 200 newspapers, j VFW Tinkering With International Plan Washington, Sept. 27 (U.R1 The nation's second biggest vet erans group, the Veterans of EViraiifn Wnr U tlnkprinC With a plan for an international vet erans' organization to work for peace. This was lparned today as leaders completed plans for a United Nations veterans' victory conference. It will be held in Chicago Oct. 1 as a curtain rais er on the VFW national conven tion Oct. 2-4. Servicemen from 25 countries will attend the session. "Yank" Will Cease With Dec. 28 Issue Washington, Sept. 27 Ai.K) Yank, the army's weekly combat magazine edited and written by enlisted men. will discontinue publication with the issue of Dee. 28, the war department an nounced today. The war department explain ed that the need for spreading combat news between fighting men has ended. Other types of news are furnished to soldiers through more than 3,000 service publications and through the army's radio stations. ARMY, NAVY MERGER EFFORTS ABANDONED Washington, Sept. 27 (U.R) Congressional leaders said today that proposals to merge the army and navy Into a single new de partment of national defense have been abandoned, at least for the present. cneirmaii won .. . . of the House Naval Affairs com-1 mlttee told newsmen nany mi "there will be no merger." He said there was "no chance" of the proposal being considered at this time and added: "I hope it's off forever." FEDERAL COURT WILL CONVENE HERE OCT. 2 Judge Claude McCollouch, Portland, will occupy the bench when a session of federal court i called here Tuesday, Oct. 2, Paul Hanlln, deputy United States marshal, said today. Use MaU Tribune Want Ada. FOR SALE ONE Caterpillar 50 DIESEL TRACTOR and Bulldozer Located 17 Miles North of Medford on Crater Lake Highway Guif Red Cedar Co., Inc. Box 308 Stockton, California 528 SOUTH RIVERSIDE PLENTY OF PARKING SPACI POTATOES Klamath U.S. No. 1 Bag ONIONS Dry, U. S. No. 1 Bag Floor Wax Van Brite Self-Polishing Pint tin 39c Quart tin 63c FRUIT and NUT Holiday Basket Figs, Dates, Nuts in an attract ive basket. Put one in hit Over teas Christmas Box . . . 12-ox. 0' Serve these chilly mornings 26-oz. pkg. 25c Rolled Witt. Cereal Red Rot 2-lb. pkg. 12c FLOUR Sperry Drifted Snow 25-lb. bag $1.20 50-lb. bag $2.38 Pancake Flour Sperry 4-lb. bag 38c 10-lb. bag 79c Bif Fly Spray Gallon tin $1.35 Dry Cleaner Fluid iT Gal. Jug 89c T(MT0 SOUP can 5C Rancho, 10'i-o. tin. Try delicioui hot tomato loup for noonday lunches. BROOMS 5-sew ea, 98 Well made. Try to match the quality at much higher price. SALAD DRESSING III Sovereign Brand. Not mineral oil product. CORNFLAKES 2Pk9,9e Regular 9c package. Alber'i new Improved Crisp and cninchy. CHERRIES No. iVl tin 25e. Royal Anne. Roseroom brand. ' ' PLUMS No. 2V2 n Deluxe. New pack. Serve those delicious Oregon Plumi for detiart NEW! Penetray Infra-red Lamp With Glare-Reducing Amber Geramic Gl" Needs no Transformer or Special Stand fdeal Relief for Muscular Pains Dry Your Hair in a Jiffy This glare-reducing amber Cermlc glass lamp Is wonder ful. Just screw it into any regular lamp socket and enjoy soothing relief for those muscular aches and pi ins. 250 watt, 110-volt . . . has self-contained silver reflector . . . hear generated at once. Will last for several years with ordinary usage. O M.C.P. Pectin package 10c O Baked Beans, Birdseye, lb. pkg. 15c O Corn Starch o.'r lb. pkg. 9c Gloss Starch $uKunccu.b' 2 for 15c C Strained Oatmeal . oG.!RS. 15c O Krispy Crackers. . . lb. package 19c Spinach, Rio Sun .... No. 2 tin 16c Gnyev's Market WHERE YOU GET QUALITY FOR LESS PRICE U- S. and Federally Inspected Meats Piggly Wiggly S. Riverside at 13th and S. Central 9 Closed Sundays o FRESH FISH S Points ysters Ground Beef lb. 29c O Lobsters 2 Polnu O Catfish Chicken Tamales O Filet of Sole iTm O Red Salmon OKalitot l.mhPaMi.slb.330 TURKEYS FRYERS ROASTING HENS FRYING SIZE RABBITS We Give S & H Green Stamps BUY MORE WAR BONDS TO HELP INSURE THE PEACE Closed All Bay Sunday-Gen 'til 8 o'Clock Saturday flight II 4 ' I I i