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Thursday, March 10. 1848 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL T1UBUKE ELEVEN GUY 10 MAKES )dford Rifle Club folds Postal Match (team of five shooter of the Medical Science Finds Clues In Search for Cure of Ulcers lord Rule club tired a four-Bon course last night in the A MILL ON BUCKS WHERE HE IS York, Me. tUX Only once In his 100 years has Charles Plaisted made the 65-mile trip to Boston for a glimpse of big-city life il rifle match held with the club of Logan, utan. win-club of the match will be capable at the present time of carrying out anywhere in the world "large-scale amphibious operations comparable to those of the allies during World War II." Consequently. U.S.

military leaders are basing their strategical plans on the premise that if Russia moves militarily, she will do so on land. This could Include attacks or military expansion in western Europe, Scandinavia, the middle East and the far East. tmined when returns from In are Wh scores were made last, Washington. March 10 OI by L-naries Marion Smith 288. Otto Bv PAUL r.

ELLIS United Press Science Writer La Jolla, March 10 (U.PJ Medical science is turning up new clues in the search to find sures for the ulcers suffered by 4,000,000 Americans. The recognized treatment for ulcers, stomach or duodenum, is by special diet or surgery. Scientists in the research lab- Include among the vanishing Americans: D3.llsak:ers DENTISTRY 420 Levorette IWf. Wrd 284. Charles Bottler The auv who makes a million land Max Terzenbach 284.

bucks a year. hty-three members com- Phono 4703 The latest figures on the species are from 1948. a boom year. Only 94 came through that year TOURNEY RIVALS NALLYDECiDED Br United Press Salem will represent district 11 and Milwaukee will represent district 12 in the Oregon state high school class A basketball tournament opening in Eugene March 18. Salem won a place in the state tourney Wednesday night by defeating Mt.

Angel 48 to 32 and Milwaukie won the district 12 title by beating Molalla 44 to 28. Other district representatives had already been determined and- Wednesday nighf results brought' this lineup for opening games in the Eugene tournament: Qame Tunas Given Tuesday McMinnville versus Pendleton at 7:30 p. Roosevelt of Portland versus Salem at 8:45 p. m. Wednesday Hillsboro versus Milwaukie at 0 a.

Junction City versus La Grande at 10:15 Marshfield versus Jefferson of Portland at 1:45 p. Central Catholic of Portland versus Lebanon at 3 p. Medford versus Tillamook at 7:30 p. and Bend versus Scappoose at 8:49 p. m.

witn income before taxes oi $1,000,000 or more. GRADERS COMPETE The number comnares with 513 in 1929 an all-time high. The figure fell as low as 20 during the depression. CAGE TOURNEY A treasury statistical report on Income, released today, showed that of the 1946 list, six got $5,000,000 or more for the year and 53 got between and $1,500,000. The other 35 ranged somewhere in between.

Uncle Sam didn't let the 1948 1 group get far with all that money. Between them, the 94 chipped in with $110,117,000 in income taxes. Portland. March 10 (U.R) Four games were slated today in the second round of the annual Hill Military Academy Grade School Intivational basketball tournament. La Grande and Toledo clashed in the opening game with The Dalles and Jefferson paired in the other forenoon contest.

Garibaldi meets Willamina and Lincoln faces Rainier in other games today. Yesterday's results: Elkton 51, Toledo 19; Seaside 25, La Garnde 24; Grande Ronde 24, The Dalles 21; Echo 14, Jefferson 12; Oregon City 31, Garibaldi 16; Redmond 20. Willamina 17; Fairview 22, Lincoln 11; Marshfield 49, Rainier 31. pPbssll I The same survey showed on the little end of the horn that: Building extra rooms Half of all taxpayers in 1948 Mumblings By Erie Allen Jr. "The last gilt in the grand pool could hint' the general field) "Something like a dairy tool sometimes keeps our ob- Ject sealed." That's the lastest clue to the Sleepy Hour quiz program's mystery object, furnished Tuesday evening by the Sandman.

And for your information, the addition to the grand Jackpot prize pool this, week was a complete bathroom set tub, lavatory and toilet. Just for fun, let's review the preceding clues. They are, since the program started, as follows: "It's associated with ens of a deck of cards, and change of circumstances, and many, many lines have bean written about It," "Shakespeare mentioned It In part, Goodrich hints of the art but don't put the feline ahead of the cart." "At one turn you'll learn that Sullivan won the day. His Initial was J. It's passing history, near our mystery." "The key to the mystery and fame, might be found In a common dog's Join in the search, and you may be left in the The guesses the other night seemed to run in a cycle.

They were a diamond ring (two people guessed it), a man's wedding ring, a card tray and a joker. Prize winners were Mrs. Alice Chltwood, 1500 Dixie lane (a three-time winner, incidentally); R. A. Stokes, Medford; H.

B. Connell, 2815 Howard avenue; Mrs. Frank R. Baker, route 2, and Mrs. Glllis O.

Dizhey, Central Point Top Strategists Convinced Russia Not Ready For War Washington, March 10 (U.R) Top American military trat-glsts are convinced that Russia does not have what it takes to attack continental United States by air or sea, it was learned today. In fact, a high military authority said, Russia is not considered made lest than $2,000 a year. Half of all income taxes were paid by persons with less than $5,000 income. oratories of the Scripps Metabolic clinic here believe, however, progress is being made toward the ultimate development of a drug, or special compound, that at least will serve to prevent Scientists Experimenting These scientists are experimenting with a substance called urogastrone, which is excreted from the human body. Studies so far have shown that those who don't have ulcers excrete more of the substance than those who have.

Tested in experimental animals, the substance has shown to reduce stomach ulcer formation. However, the Scripps researchers believe the substance may never have value in the treatment of ulcers in human beings. But they believe their experiments may give medical men a better understanding of the mechanics of ulcer growth. With such knowledge, science envisages a better approach toward developing a drug, or medicine, to attack the ulcer problem. New Compounds Hailed In recent months, a compound known as enterogastrone has haa been hailed as an effective agent against ulcers and many doctors are now prescribing the compound.

However, the scientists here have found that enterogastrone has little effect against ulcers. Their findings are confirmed by other Investigators. "Miraculous cures" have been reported through use of entergas-trone, but the scientists here believe those patients who showed good response may have made improvement because "they stopped worrying and gave the ulcers a chance to heal." The compound is obtained from the duodenum canal of pigs. It is not the first "remedy," nor will it be the last, for which great claims will be made, according to the Scripps scientists. Three Eureka Men Hurt In Air Crash Monte Rio, March 10 OI.PJ Three Eureka, businessmen were injured when their plane crashed on a ranch near here The three were Stanley Conv meford, Paul Fleming and Dave Fleming, all of Eureka.

The trio was en route to Vallejo when bad weather closed in on them. They were attempting to circle Monte Rio to find a landing spot when the small plane struck a tree and crashed in a field. AMERICANS GET EX-OSCGRIDDER DBS or remodeling is casy and Inexpensive when jron us Johns-Msnrllle Insulating Board. pine fibers, this superior building board it unusually strong and easy to work. It oalli nicely, ssws with a clean, straight edge.

The coated surface of the board is hard, smooth snd withitsnds tough usage. It takes paint easily, teeuras no priming. It comas ia a variety of sises for esit of application and mlolnma wasie. for fall prices and samples, a Washington. March 10 (U.R) Sir Carl Berendsen, New Zealand ambassador to the United States, announced today that he will award the honorary order of the British Empire tomorrow to 34 American officers.

The awards will be made on behalf of King George VI in recognition of the Americans "distinguished service rendered Los Angeles, March 10 ttl.R) Ex-Oregon State Tackle Eberle Schultz, awarded $5000 on his breach-ot-contract suit against the Los Angeles Rams, turned his attention today to another 7500 suit he has pending against the rival Los Angeles Dons. Schultz, who won the superior court award yesterday, contended the Rams offered him the $5000 in 1946 as compensation for leaving his house and Job In Oregon City, Ore. Ram Attorney Leo. B. Ward laqr MealiHy Parallels Big Pines Lumber Co.

to the people and government of New Zealand during World WarH." 6th and Fir Phono SOW Twentv of the U. S. officers Promoter Mack Lillard comes up with a natural for his 10-round main event of the semimonthly boxing card at the armory next Monday night. Lillard has pitted Rudy Carlson, winner of two consecutive matches here, against Billy Sunday, hard-hitting Chiloquin Indian. They will fight at catch-weights, Carlson weighing 145 pounds and Sunday coming in at 153.

Sunday's only professional appearance here was a 54-second knockout of Al Renner two weeks ago. The match ended when Renner lost track of the count when floored in the first round. Renner gets another chance, however, when he climbs into the ring against "Pug" Wilson, student at the Oregon Technical Institute, Klamath Falls. Wilson has had considerable experience around Klamath Falls and should give young Renner a tough evening. They will tip the scales at about 155 pounds and will go for six rounds.

Two four round bouts will round out the card, the first one going to the poet at 8:30 p. m. OSC, UCLA Clash On Corvallis Floor will receive their decorations in person at the New Zealand ceremonies. The other 14 will be unable to attend. countered that Schultz made Those to receive the insignia aa' as months.

Lucky Laser For of honorary member (military division) of the British Empire aaaj aaaaini, MoT include Lit. cmctr. James r. Hunter, Everett, Wash. Vtwmutert hire bees jbg and mellowing; smooth $4000 on -the housing deal and that the National Football league team got him a better job than the one he left.

Dodgers And Braves Player Deal Is Eyed Vera Beach, March 10 (U.R) Indications today pointed to a deal between the Brooklyn Dodgers and Boston Braves following a visit here by Guido Rugo and Joseph Maney, two of Boston's "three little steam shovels." i t9 udcv Bock Beer. Now it's teadjr for you to enjoy. Look k-fct the green and yellow label that mirks the choicest i bock beer of ill -LUCKY BOCK! Ty it tonight. KTaTI ItfWflrr CO, VatWWWaW. Us- 'Friday? Saturday uraaenwn, March 10 GINIRAl BULLDOZING WORK lulMtef luemneas Read BaMii.

Ctsaria. Levettaf tewing Ditch CAL CREWS twae Ashland 8717 U.PJ Holdout Jeff Heath of the HfWU IN KCUUII- ears you'll ti uiuuti Boston Braves was the only absentee here today following the arrival of Pitcher Warren Spahn. Corvallis, March 10 coacn Slats Gill and his northern division champion Oregon State basketball team are expecting the stiff est competition of the season from UCLA when the two clubs clash here Friday and Saturday for the Pacific Coast conference crown and the right to represent the eighth district in the NCAA playoffs at Kansas City. Freshman Coach Paul Valentl, who scouted the Bruins in their title clinching series with USC at Los Angeles last weekend, reported back to Gill that Coach John Wooden has molded a powerful aggregation that has won 10 atraiffht contests. We want you to get the most out of this affair, because we've been around Buicks so much we have a deep and loving interest in them, too so we've got everything all let in our hop to get your car all set for the season.

Any day now comes one of spring's biggest thrills that first carefree cruise into the country on the wings of your Buick with the air warm and full of promise, and yoa falling in love with your Buick all over again! He says UCLA has Improved greatly since the Cow Palace THE BETTER I'JE Know vou the Better ve can serve you i aa i ii iuwiiiW.iiwaaaMajiim'M'S.e v. V'' war ill J1 i na a jtr tourney at san rancisco December when the Beavers edged the Bruins 82-58. Wyoming U. Quint Chosen For NCAA New York, March Wyoming university represented the first entry in the western regional eliminations of the N.C.A.A. basketball tournament today, while Arkansas and Arizona battle it out tonight for one of the remaining three berths Wyoming's Cowboys, no newcomers to tournament play, were selected last night to contest for the western title in the tourney starting at Kansas City, March 18.

The winner will battle the eastern title-holder at Seattle, March 28. TRUMAN TELLS GRIFFITH SENATORS SHOULD WIN Orlando, March 10 U.R) President Truman, like many other baseball fans, is "tired of seeing the Washington Senators lose." Washington owner Clark Griffith revealed today that he had i aa 1 I VI I I A. FISCHER Summit Ave. Phone 3247 IffgMCdT 9 rTvfffsftolt dtfJMllt ffWnV Tl6HTtM ss) coMpVtto 4itfvi0 fcM)Vpt iMpACt irOIlt bfdaTS tMftfi fsjt wtof toot bcrttory spoken with the president at FLOOR no two farms are a Ik. That's why we are visiting the farms around here trying to find out why four farm, for example, is different and has to be fanned differently than ethers.

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Well be glad to see you. winter park and was told: "Griff, you'd better tell your boys to win one of those opening games for me. I'm tired of seeing them lose. Let's show them one of our- surprises this time, eh?" COVERING CLEAN UP PAINT UP Changing your oil-flushing out your cooling system -these are only starting points for lis! Any machine as fine as your Buick deserves a complete check-up and tune-up and we have the men, the tools, the experience, to do it as no one else quite can! Drop in this week and let us fix a time for bringing your Buick beauty up to its new-car thrill-level. For that magic Saturday morning, sometime soon, when there's a heady invitation in the air to get under way someplace is riadjl I AH Type I ASPHALT TIU Retail anal Imralle DARKJUID'S I.

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