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TWELVE MEDFORD MAIL-TRIBUNE Wtdnetday, Not. il. 1945 U. S. STILL MAKING 10 E President Says Full Mem bership of UNO Should Have Part in Commission ' Washington. Nov. 21 U.R- Treslrient Truman told his news conference today that the Unit ed States is still manufacturing atomic bombs. He said they are being made for experimental purposes. At the same time the Presl dent said he thought the full membership of the United Na tions organization should have a part in establishing the atom ic energy commission which was proposed here last week by the President and Prime Ministers Attlee of Great Britain and W L. Mackenzie King of Canada. Peace Use Is Hope One of the first things on the program of the United States when United Nations organiza tions sessions begin in London, the President said, will be to ask for the formation of the atomic commission. The President reiterated his hope that the program outlined by the three atomic powers would lead to the employment of atomic energy for peace In stead of war. One way to do this, he said, That expression "snug as a bug in a rug" mutt have originated where Shell Heating Oil keeps everyone cory. Because inug comfort li easy with, this clean-burning, dependable fuel. Try it and see how pleated you'll be. Just phone SHELL OIL CO., INC. 1002 S. Central Are. Ph. 2181 M1ELL1 H tl Wood and Coal Combination STOVES Younger's Appliance 31 N. Bartlott THANKSGIVING TOK&EYI Oakdale Corner 11th would be to use for Industrial development the same material that is now going into experi- i mental bombs. This, however, he added, would take a long time to ac complish and could come about only after much more scientific research. A question about the pros pects for an early meeting of the Big Three brought from the President a completely negative reply: He knew of no such plans. Not Pessimistic Asked for comment on the strife still plaguing many parts of the world, Mr. 'Jruman said he was not in the slightest bit pessimistic about prospects for : enduring peace. He added that ; the atomic energy talks here constituted a first step toward implementing the UNO with : action. ! He said he thought every country in the world was now I preoccupied with domestic problems and not paying as much attention as It will later to international affairs. The President reiterated be lief that the world is on the thrcshhold of its greatest era and that unless this era is ap proached in mutual confidence and permanent peace, the nation faces an alternative of renewed destruction. FOR GOLDEN RULE Los Angeles, Nov. 21 U.R Three federally appointed receiv ers today took over the $4,000, 000 empire of Arthur "The Voice" Bell's Christ Church of the Golden Rule. Federal Judge William C. Mathes yesterday appointed as Joint receivers Attorney J. Uay Files, Stewart McKee, Business man; and Paul W. Sampaell, bankruptcy specialist. Assets of the church, Involving property in Imperial Valley and as far as Jackson and Josephine counties in Oregon, have been the subject of a dispute as to whether state or federal courts should have Jurisdiction. The state seized a number of build ings before the church filed a petition of bankruptcy in fed eral court last week. The state attorney-general's of fice plans to continue action aim ed at dissolution of the church on grounds It is improperly in corporated under sluto statutes. The federal court ordered State Receiver R. E. Allen to turn over church properties and Benno Brink was appointed as federal referee to supervise bankruptcy affairs. Lieut. D'Albini Army Nurse Corps' Visiting Parents First Lt, Corinne D'Albini, army nurse corps, who holds the silver battle star for servico with the 104th Evacuation Hospital unit, attached to Palton's '3rd army during tho European cam paign, has arrived in Medford on accrued leave and is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Q. D'Albini, 45 Quince street. Her discharge from the corps will be come effective the middle of Jan uary. Lt. D Alblnl was overseas 21 months, serving In England. France, Germany, Belgium and Luxembourg. In addition to the battle star, Lt. D'Albini holds a hospital cltntion. There are blocks In Snn Fran cisco where 1450 people live, a density of 725 persons per acre. Mealy Tender Delicious hens"0,1 ib.49: Your Choice U.S. No. I TOMS lb. Your Choice HALF TURKEYS.;;. lb. 55c Young, Plump ROASTING HENS Choic' lb.39c Market and Oakdale This Store Will Be Closed Thursday for Thanks giving. Open Friday . . . 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