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roc reoroHD mail tribune wdndar. rb. , mt IS NEED OF WORLD DUBACH DECLARES "If American! would firmly balieva and follow the princi plea for which their own flag stands we could transform the world in a generation." This was the keynote of an address , by Dean U. G. Dubach, Oregon State College, before the Med' ford Rotary club Tuesday. Sneaking at a luncheon meet ing at the Hotel Medford, Du bach said that Americans today have the power but lack the willingness for establishing world peace. Christianity was cited as the force needed to bal ance the destructive .power of the atomic bomb. It is Christi anity which has raised the stand ards of living in countries where It has spread. Four Steps Cited Dean Dubach cited four nec essary steps which should be immediately taken by the U. h to bring order out of the confu sion now so world-wide In scope. First of all, Americans must learn to understand the other people of the world. As a sec ond step they mast recognize and accept their responsibility in feeding the world as misery and starvation breeds revolution and war. We must also take our wonderful educational system to other parts of the world. By teaching new methods we can raise the economic standards of other countries. Recognizing that "the price of greatness is the assumption of responsibili ty," Dubach stressed the need for America to assume political leadership at once. We have lost face In Europe, the Dean said. Europeans be lieve that America is not yet fit ted for world leadership when she cannot control her army broad and solve her problems of a domestic nature. Dean Dubach was Introduced by Archie Pierce. WEATHER Northern California: Cloudy . today with rain extreme north portion in morning, reaching central portion In afternoon and south portion tonight; partly cloudy Thursday with scattered showers; little tempera ture change; moderate to fresh southerly wind off coast but occasionally strong extra m e north coast. On the Radio Chain STATIONS CbalD atfillaUoB u4 arber taei axe on Uie dial KALE (MISS) ISIS; Poilllll K.ISX (AUC) I ISO porUmndi KGU (AHC) S10. Ban franclsco; KGtV (NBC) 20, Portland, RJR (ABO 1000, Bsattle KNX (CHS) 1070. Lot Anieles; KOA (NBC) ISO. Denver KOIN (CBS) 110. Portland; HOMO (NHCI til. Beattlai KPO (NBC) Sao, San Francisco: KSL (CBS) 1110. Salt Lake City. TUna Shown Is PST WFJDNE8DAT 8:00 p m. Terry and Pirate. ABC: TBA, CBS; Newa MBS. 9:19 p. m. Dick Tracy. ABC: Batty and bod. nuc. 9:30 p m. Jack Armstrong, ABC: Newa. CBS; Captain Midnight, MBS. Newa, NtJU. 9:4S p m. Elmer Petereon. NBC: Tom Mix, MBS: Raymond Swing. AHfl! Nawa CBS. 0:00 d m. Frank Sinatra. CBS; Treesure Hour or Son?. MBS; Eddie Cantor, nul; uinner At uinty a. wbl; 6:19 p. m. Real Life Stones, MBS 0:30 p m. Mr District Attorney. NBC; Malsle. CBS; Spotlight Banda. MBS: So You Want To Lead A Band. ABC. 7:00 p m. Kay Kyjer'i (College. NBC; American Iron and Steel, ABC: rolllei, MBS, 7:30 n m. Andrewa Slaterl. CBS: Lone Hunger, MBS; Steel Worker! B:UO p n Hiipper duo, nrju: jaca Klrkwood. CBS: Main Una, MBS: Lum and Abner, ABC. 8:15 d m. Fleetwood Lawton. wmJ: Jack Smith Show. CBS; Main Lin. MBS: Lum and Ahner, ABU. 8:30 d. m lllldagarde. NBC; Dr Christian. CBS; Kreh Up Show. MBS u:uu p m. Mr ana Mr norm. now. Jack Caraon. CBS: Ncwi. MBS. 0:19 p m. uolden Harmonica, auu 0:30 p. m. Music, ABC. 10:00 D. m Newa. NBC. Muslo. At Ten. ABC: fuiton Uwli, MBS 10:30 o. m. Fennemens .-.He ciud. ABC: Thomas Anthony and Orchea tra. NBC; Excerpta from Great 11:00 d. m Newa. ASC; serenade. CBS: Hotel Blltmore Orchestra, NBC GERMANS STOLE ClOarinf tlm for Sunday Tod Lata to ClaiiTfy 4:00 Saturday afternoon Plaaaa rcmmber. IS 1PIUPSY INHERITED? arae I doctori oa' Nib) latareHlDU aabletl be M f.Efc anSlle (My tart, to -ear aaarsee wrlth la Hie Idecollo-iol QMtfoej THURSDAY B'.OO p. m. Sam Hayaa and the News. MBS: O. K. Release. NBC: Terry and the Pirates, ABC; Newa. B:is d. m. Dick Tracy, auu wncn Evening Comes, NBC. ft:an n. m Jack Armatrong. ABC: Captain Midnight, MBS; News, NBC. o:)0 n. m. fcimer reteraon. mbk.; Night Newa Wire, MBS; Raymond Swing, ABC: Newa. CBS. 6:00 p. m. Muslo Hall, nnc; Andre Kostelanctz. CBS: Gabriel Heatter MBS: King Cole Trio, ABC. 0:30 p. in. Bob Burn. NBC: Hobby Lobby, CBS; Treaaure Hour or Song. MBS: Detect and Collect, ABC. 7:00 p. m. Abbott and Coetello, NBC; Island Adventure. CBS; Cur tain Time, ABC; Muaic. MBS. 7:30 d. m. Htassen. Auc: Her) Ry der. MBS: Rudy Voile, NBC; Powder Box Theatre, CBS. 8:00 d. ni suDncr Club. NBC: Jack Klrkland Show. CBS; Lum and An Players, MBS. B:16.p. m. Fleetwood Lawton, NBC; Earl Godwin, ABC; Jack Smith, CBS. B:30 d. m. Burn and Allan.) nbc: r i, . in i . anu nar. vna, nmci- Ica'l Town Meeting of in Air ABC: Hogue' uauary, MSB. B:oo D. m. Newa. MBS: Din an Shore, NBC; Ellery Queen, CBS; America-g Town Meeung ox tne ait. ABC. 0:18 p. m. Nexa, MBS. 9.30 d. m. Njah Wabatar lava NBC; News, ABC. 0:00 D. m. New Flashes. NBC: Muslo At Ten, ABC; Fulton Lewi. MBS. 10:18 re. ta. Lone itar Mrenade. ABC. 10:30 a. m. Nit Club. ABC: Sweet heart Swlnallme. NBC: Orchestra. CBS; Newa. MRS 1 1 :00 p. m. Newa, ABC: Oroheatra, Nuernberg, Feb. 6 (U.f?) French Prosecutor M. Gerthof fer said at the war crimes trial today that the Germans engaged in a "systematic and disciplined campaign to steal public and private art collections In western Europe. He said the art seizures were organized thievery despite an order by Adolf Hitler which con tended they should be regarded "not as an expropriation but as a transfer to our care as a guar tee for peace negotiations." He cited Field Marshal Wil liam Keltel's order making Al fred Rosenberg responsible for the seizure of art works and documents. Approved By Hitler He also cited evidence that Hitler approved Rosenberg's suggestion In December, 1041 for the seizure of Jewish prop erty and furniture in western Europe for the German admin istration in the cast. Gerthoffer said Rosenberg in a letter -written in 1942 cited the nazls' 20-ycar battle against the Jews "as an reasonable basis" for presenting -seized art works to the party. He sold that In January, 1941, confiscated works totalled 21,-J 903 objects valued at a billion reichsmarks. "The Brule Wore a Plaster Casf Daily Weather Report FOHKCAHTS Medford and vicinity: Mostly cloudy tonight and Thursday Willi showers. Snow In mountains. Little chance in temperature. Oregon: MoMlly cloudy tonight and Thursday wilh Intermittent rain or showers west portion and Intermit tent snow In east portion and In mountains. Little change In tempera ture. Fresh to strong southerly wind off coast, becoming southwest to west. , LOCAL DATA Temperature a year ago today: Highest 4B; Lowest 34. Total monthly precipitation .07 Inches. Deficiency for the month .38 incnea. Total precipitation alnce September 1, 1049, 14.08 Inches. F.xcesa for the aeason 4.14 incnea. Relative humidity et 4:30 p. m. yes- trdy 84; 4:30 a nn today 87. Tomorrow Sunrise 7:17 a. in. Sunset S:33 p. m. Observations Taken At 4:30 A. M., 120 Meridian Time High Low Free 34 NOTI MILL BURNS Eugene, Feb. 6 A $35,000 blaze Sunday morning destroyed the Mogan Lumber company re manufacturing plant at Noti. Fighters were able to save ton carloads of lumber parked on the railroad Biding, 1,800,000 feet of lumber and much of the docks. Us Mall Tribune Want Ada. Boise . Boston 20 Chleago 90 Denver Eureka Havre Klamulhi Fall l.o Angelea ... Menforfl ... New York 32 OmnhH HI Phoenix .. 90 Portland ... 47 Reno 42 Roeeburg 92 Salt l-ake 33 San Francisco 91 Seattle 43 Spokane 39 Washinrton, D. C. .. 37 Yakima - 34 30 an 7 80 47 28 04 34 2S 81 37 48 42 20 20 21 43 .03 .10 (Acme TthphMt) A white plaster cast for part of her wedding attire, Miss Barbara Jean Roberta, 17, Alameda, Calif, said her wedding tows with Parachute Rigger 3e Robert James Meharg, 22, of Melrose, Mass., groom, standing at her bedside. The bride has been In a east from her hips down since her thigh was shattered In a motorcycle accident five months ago. Later she will oln her husband In the Bahamas, where he reports for duty soon. PRETTY GRADUATE fmmm FOUND STRANGLED Vtjtrrlt -k a. ; " " ',a- ' Us 111 2w f1 - AT I 1.4. I V W 'r . 30,000 SOULS IN KLAMATH REGION Klamath Falls. Feb.6 Public school officials said here Tues day that 1946 school census figures indicate a total popula tion of more than 30,000 in the Klamath Falls city zone the city and its immediate suburbs. The school census showed 7549 children of school age in this zone. At the generally ac cepted ratio of 4 to 1 for estt mating the total population on the basis of the school census, the total is more than 30,000 population. The 1940 federal census figure for the same area was approximately 26,000. School census for the entire county Is 11,576. indicating a county population of more than 47,000. The 1940 census popu lation of Klamath county was 40,407. Fairway King "fS San Francisco's California Academy of Sciences, In Golden Gate Pai'k.is the oldest scienti fic Institution in the West. Deadline March 1 On Dog Licenses George Meade, county dog control man, today called atten tion to dog owners that licenses for their pets must be purchas ed by- March 1 to avoid penalty Licenses for. dogs, regardless of sox, cost $1.50 if purchased before March 1 and will be $3.50 after that date, Meade said. A fine of $10 and court costs plus the purchase price of a license will be assessed own ers whose dogs arc found with out licenses after the deadline, Meade said. The ruling applies through out the county, It was stated. Us Mail Tribune Want Ads. ash for BROWN-FORWS OF PRE-WAR WHISKY -2-1 Z mtu LI.! j-l I i v mellow satisfaction, Ask tor King wherever you flo, amid finest NCiJJjIjjnH J J Brown-Forman't King of pre-war whliky. It's from Kentucky. II J i jl Ik fW Sfyl Th growing favorite with discriminating Aalg In M f II Order Brown-Forman's King of your favorite 'ti?sA ill f S(T f ITItllrT Club, bar or package ttorel ' 'SSVI ,LUlLwil "rrjiOEB jpl.T Blended i ' r Jl!d4 WMiky, 16 proef. The U HOWN.IOaMAN DISTIlimS COpOATION . tme-ki.tar.eoas. Af lovaivg4 ga KMWvtiry esVJ itrelgat ,hiisli in te.lt prodvet or ' 31 men o aer eld. 40 ttreigat MeUu 40 l aev4rl iguraa. (Acm Tehphoto) "Lord" Byron Nelson, accepts huge trophy aftrr wlnninK $15,000 San Francisco Open Golf Tournament for third successive year. Nelson, who ended his final round with a three under par 68 for 283 total, won 13,000 in Victory Bonds and permanent possession of the ' trophy. KLAMATH COUPLE SAVED BY FRIENDS Klamath Falls, Feb. 6 Fumes from a gas heater were blamed Tuesday in the near-deaths of Harold W. Harris, 25, and his wife Gladys, 20, here. The couple lay on the floor of their auto court apartment when two friends called upon them. The visitors, unable to arouse anyone, forced their way into the place and saved the lives of Har ris and his wife, officers report-1 ed. Because nf Polr! weather rVi I young couple left a gas heater on all night. There was no vent to carry off the fumes, and con centrated carbon monoxide gas rendered the man and woman unconscious, their riortnr rnnnrt. 1 ed. They are expected to recover. Bricker to Seek Senate Nomination Columbus. Y. Foh A n I P1 I - - John W. Bricker, former Ohio governor and 1944 vice-presl- drntlal nominee on the Republi can ticket, todav filed netltinne for nomination for U. S. senator from Ohio in the May Drlmarv election. Beware Coughs from common colds That Hang On CreomtiWen rellrTtxi promnttr be- raute It com rlht to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to scow and neat raw, tender. In flamed bronchial mucous mem branea. Tell your druggist to eeU yon a bottle of CrromuUion with the un- aerstanaing you must Urce the way It quickly allays the cough or you are tu uinr yniir money oacg. CREOMULSION forCouihi.ChejtCoWi, Bronchitui Columbia, Mo., Feb. 6 U.R) Mary Lou Jenkins, 20, pretty graduate of fashionable Stephens college, was found strangled to death today in the living room of a small home where she lived with her mother near here, Miss Jenkins had graduated only last week. Her mother, Mrs. Jack Jen kins, told police she left her daughter last night to spend the night with an elderly couple. She explained she had been em-i ployed as a practical nurse oy the couple. I When she returned home this, morning, she said, she found all doors of the house locked and gained, entry by crawling! through a rear window. Her daughter's body wasi sprawled on the floor of the liv- ing room. Police said Miss Jen-J kins apparently had been Strang-1 led some time before midnight. I spurious check for $75.2S drawn on ' the Medford branch of the United States National Bank of Portland. With Doris Burtis Armstrong, Lee O. Plympton and Clarence L. Blair, previous ly sentenced, Rosenberger will be taken to Portland tomorrow, road and weather conditions permitting. MERGE IN CIO Washington, Feb. 6 (U.R) Seven maritime unions have agreed to confederate under CIO sponsorship for broad strategi cal purposes, tt was learned to day. The agreement was reached at a three-day meeting of union representatives here and will be formally announced later today. FIVE DIVORCE PLEAS FILED IN SINGLE DAY Five divorce actions were filed with the county clerk's of fice yesterday. The number equals the top mark for any sin gle day in this county. On three previous occasions the high mark has been five. Admitted Forger Gets Prison Term James Rosenberger entered a plea ol guilty to forgery before Circuit Judge Herbert K. Hanna yesterday and was sentenced to serve a term not to exceed two years in state prison. He was charged with forging the name of Rev. David D. Phillips to a We Are Once j Again Able to Do BEARE MACHINE WORK ALIGN FRONT ENDS FRAME-OPERATIONS CRATER LAKE MOTORS Sixth and Ivy Streets ' PHOENIX WOODCRAFT PLANS CARD SOCIAL Phoenix, Feb. 8 A social hour and card party, to which th- public is Invited, will follow the meeting of Neighbors of Woodcraft in the grange hall here Thursday evening. The regular meeting will be held at 7:30 p. m. promptly and the card party will begin about 8:30 p. m. A real vest-pocket radio has been produced. It's about the size of a cigarette case, weighs 12 ounces, has four one-inch- long tubes and use an earpiece much like that of hearing aid. Cloalnt tlm tot Classified Ada B-SO I a m. Too Lata to Claastly 1S:1S pro. I ance Big bargains for home! - Btr -- Boih witch, puih . rU 14 II VI t and pull type .. . lO P HEATER HOSE .O4" ,7,. 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