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ROSEBURG' NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURg, ORESOH TUESDAY, JULY 29, 1941'.
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Society and Clubs
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
' MAXINE McCURDY TO
REIGN AS QUEEN OF
PENDLETON ROUND-UP
Muxine MeCurdy, 20, popular
Heppner girl, who is well known
in this city, hnving frequently
visited with relatives here, has
been elected queen of the annua!
Pendleton Round-Up, "cowboy
classic" of the west, September
30, 11, 12 and 13, according to
nn announcement made Saturday
by the Kound-Up association di
rectors. Miss McCuruy has been riding
Vir.r-c.net clnn r. ........ U!M '
nui am nunc a vctj' auiau 1.111111
and had a horse of her own when
she was six years old. She will
ride "Jordan," a sorrel Jumper,
i during the Round-Up festivities.
' She Is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. H. D. MeCurdy, of
Heppner, and was a princess of
the Heppner rodeo six years ago;
was rodeo queen in 1938 and in
1!)3!J was a Round-Up princess.
Miss MeCurdy holds a private
airplane pilot's license, having
been the first to qualify for the
distinction out of a class of 20,
18 boys and two girls, following
Instruction at a private flying
field. She has been a student at
Pacific university for the last
two years.
" Miss MeCurdy is a niece of S.
K. Sykes of this city, and a cou
sin of Mrs. Maxine Patchett and
Mrs. L. J. Crafton, also of Rose
burg. (
W. S. OF C. S. HAS
ENJOYABLE MEETING
F.I.KTON, July 2!). The W. S.
of C. S. met at the Methodist
church Wednesday.
Mrs. Blanche Wade was ap
pointed on the hostess commit
tee. The members were asked to
give their old aluminum to the
American Legion.
The ladles spent the afternoon
quilting and working on fancy
work.
Mrs. Mabel Binder and Mrs.'
Orpha Binder served refresh
ments. Those present were Mrs. Pau
line Turner, Miss Kathleen
Clemo, Mrs. Lena Bossen, Miss
Tris Haines, Mrs. Mabel Binder,
Mrs. Fannie Clemo, Mrs. Edith
Adams, Mrs. Frances Hedden,
Mrs. Mary Haines, Mrs. Orpha
Binder, Mrs. Grace Sawyers,
Mrs. Rena Fox and a number of
small children.
SOCIAL CLUB HAS
DELIGHTFUL PICNIC
DAYS CREEK, July 29. The
' Social, dub of the Eastern Star
was most delightfully entertain
ed Wednesday afternoon at a
very lovely picnic in the shade
of the trees surrounding the at
tractive lawn at the home of Mrs.
Clay Ulam near Milo. Those en
joying Mrs. Ulam's hospitality
included Mrs. Aimer Meserve,
Mrs. John Ulam, Mrs. Mary Jane
Briggs, Mrs. Barbara Hopkins,
Mrs. Victor Shaw, Mrs. Zola
Weaver, Mrs. Walter Hutchin
son, Mrs. George Hall, Mrs. Law
rence Michaels, Mrs. Statz, Mrs.
Bill Ulam and sons. Clay and
Lynn, Mrs. T. L. Weaver, Mrs.
Walter Poole and daughter, Ar
lene, Mrs. L. B. Eslow and Miss
Alice May Welch.
COUNTRY CLUB MEMBERS
INVITED TO BRIDGE
PARTY FRIDAY EVENING
A very delightful, informal
bridge party has been arranged
for the members of the Rosoburg
Country club to be held Friday
evening, August 1, at eight
o'clock at the clubhouse. All
members of the club are cordial
ly invited to enjoy the occasion.
Prizes will be awarded for the
bridge play and refreshments
will ho served. Mrs. Edward G.
Kohlhagen and Mrs. A. C. An
derson are acting as joint chair
men of the party.
PUBLIC INVITED TO
LAWN PARTY AUG. 6
The second of a series of so
cials in the form of a delightful
lawn party will be sponsored by
group No. 2 of the Eden Ladles
Aid of the Elgarose Lutheran
church at the beautiful home of
Mrs. E. Edman on the evening of
August 6th at eight o'clock. Mrs.
E. O. Bloomquist is chairman of
the group and promises that an
unusually Interesting evening has
been planned. The public is cor
dially invited to enjoy the affair.
GWENDOLYN WHEELER
AND JOE KAPLAN MARRY
yONCALLA, July 29. Word
has been received from Elkton
of the marriage of Miss Gwendo
lyn Whaler, daughter of Mrs.
Iva Wheeler, formerly of Yon
ealla and Joe Kaplan of Fort
Lrf'v.'.-; J:"'v 5!"
remain in Elkton while her hus
band is with the army.
COUNTRY CLUB LADIES
TO MEET ON THURSDAY
The ladies of the Roseburg
Country club will meet Thursday
morning at the club course with
the first flighters teeing of! at
8:30 o'clock. Potluck luncheon
will be sprved at the clubhouse
at 12:30 o'clock and the contract
bridge play will begin promptly
at 1:30 o'clock.
SOUTH UMPQUA LADIES
CLUB HAS MEETING
DAYS CREEK, July 29. The
South Umpqua Ladies club was
most graciously entertained Wed
nesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Pete Ulam with Mrs. Ray
mond Spore and Mrs. Ivan Welch
as assisting hostesses. Roll call
was answered with sewing hints,
many very useful suggestions be
ing given. Many Items of inter
est were discussed during the
business iiieeiiiig at which Mi's.
John Ferguson presided. It was
voted to hold the annual bazaar
Friday, December 5. Plans for
the Red Cross water safety
classes were discussed and also
plans for the aluminum drive
which is to be sponsored in this
vicinity by the club. Mrs. Emily
Post of the county Red Cross
unit was present for a short time
and told most interestingly of the
variety of work carried on by
the Red Cross. She brought ma
terials from the Roseburg unit
for the local women to make up
into garments. Harry Pinniger,
secretary of the Roseburg cham
ber of commerce, was also pres
ent and told of the various ways
in which the women may help In
national defense.
Sewing on articles for the ba
zaar was done during the after
noon at the close of which the
hostesses served delicious re
freshments. Mrs. Irene Clark of
Broadus, Montana, received the
guest prize while Mrs. R. A.
Moore drew the 'club prize for
the month. The roll call subject
for the August meeting which
will occur the afternoon of Wed
nesday, August 20, will be hints
on either cooking or canning.
The place of the meeting will be
announced later.
Among those enjoying the aft
ernoon at the Ulam home were
Mrs. Irene Clark, Mrs. John Fer
guson, Mrs. Gordon Clark and
daughter, Sharon, Mi's. Zed
Chancy, Mrs. Maggie Snyder,
Mrs. Wade Worthington, Mrs.
Merlin Dean, Mrs. R. A. Moore,
Mrs. Alva Matthews, Mrs. Archie
Ferguson, Mrs. Walter Hutchin
son, Mrs. Delbert Poole, Mrs.
Don Snyder and son, Warren,
Mrs. Walter Poole and daughter,
Arlene, Miss Hazel and Miss
Alice Mae Welch, Miss Beverly
Worthington and the hostesses,
Mrs. Welch, Mrs. Spore and Mrs.
Ulam. They were joined late In
the afternoon by Mrs. C. C. Hill
and her granddaughter, Carolyn
Hill of Portland and by Mrs.
Post and Mr. Pinniger.
SHOWER PARTY GIVEN
FOR RECENT BRIDE
GLIDE, July 29. The summer
camp of Mrs. Larkin Rice was
the scene of a lovely shower hon
oring Mrs. Harold Miles, a recent
bride, who before her marriage
was Margie Morton. The after
noon hours were spent in visit
ing. After the guest of honor
opened her many beautiful and
useful gifts, refreshments were
served by the hostesses, Mrs.
Paul Caswell, Mrs. C. E. Vlcek
and Mrs. Larkin Rice, to the fol
lowing: Mrs. Harold Miles, Mrs.
Chas. Miles, Mrs. Lizzie Blakely,
Mrs. Gertrude Matthews, Mrs.
S. J. Shrum, Mrs. W. F. Price,
Mrs. Geo. Anderson, Mrs. John
Barney, Mrs. Howard Church
and Billy and Buddy, Mrs. J. L.
Casebeer, Mrs. Roy Bond, Mrs.
Donald K u n k 1 e and Uralna
Blen, Mrs. Albert DeBernardl,
Mrs. Vern Shrum, Mrs. Geo. Case
beer, Mrs. Dave Doerksen, Mrs.
Ashur Agee and Clinton, Mrs. C.
F. Moore and Eleanor and Linda
Faye, Mrs. Floyd Hickman and
Mildred and Douglas, Mrs. Paul
Miles and Sharon, Mary Lou and
Judy, Mrs. J. P. Fueston and
Clarabelle, Pauline, Dorothy, Mrs.
Faith Forrester and Bruce of
Roseburg, Mrs. Carl Messing
and Jean and Jane, Mrs. M. D.
Matthews and Darlene, Miss
Hope Miles, Miss Margaret
Blakely, Miss Betty Cooper of
Gaston and Miss Marie Vlcek.
The bridegroom was also pres
ent. PICNIC SUPPER IS '
ENJOYABLE AFFAIR
DAYS CREEK, July 29.
Tuesday evening a most delight
ful picnic supper was enjoyed at
the Illggins grove, the affair be
ing In compliment to Miss Jose
phine Wright, Mrs. Pete Ulam
and Fred Wright whose birth
day anniversaries occur during
the week. Those present includ
ed Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Wright,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wright and
daughters, Delia and Doris, Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Clark and
daughter. Sharon. Mr. and Mrs.
Merlin Dean, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ilig-I
fins, Mrs. Pete Ulam. Mrs. Ivan !
Welch and daughter, Hazel. Miss I
Winnie Rainville. Miss Josephine I
and Miss Maxine Wright and j
George Higgins.
KEYSTONE CLUB j
ANNOUNCES MEETING
The Methodist Keystone club'
will meet at a one-thirty o'clock j
dessert-luncheon Friday at the!
home of Mrs. C. K. Rand at 842;
Hoover street with Mrs. Edwin,.
Rand and Mrs. Elward Smith, as
sisting hostesses. '
SIDE GLANCES
COPB t41 8Y htA grHVICr. INC. T. M. HtC U. g.
"This suit is for n conservntive old man iirouml -10
show nie something with n little zip to it1"
Stars of New Capra Hit
Barbara Stanwyck and Gary Cooper, starred In "Meet John
Doe," which opens Wednesday at Hunt's Indian theatre for a four
day showing.
LADIES AID HAS
FINE MEETING
GLIDE, July 29. The ladies
of the Christian church met at
the home of Mrs. John Alexan
der. Devotional was In charge
of Mrs. McMillln followed by the
business session. Refreshments
were served by the hostess, Mrs.
Alexander, and Mrs. C. F. Moore
to the following members: Mrs.
Howard Mclvin, Mrs. W. D. Van
Horn, Mrs. A. O. Helvcy, Mrs.
Harry Davis, Mrs. Wlllard Smith,
Mrs. Grant Harris, Mrs." W. B.
McMillln, Mrs. R. P. Blakely,
Mrs. Lester Blakely, Mrs.. M. H.
McCord, Mrs. Keith Smith, Mrs.
Carl Holland, Roy and Dale Hol
land, Miss Helen Smith, Miss
Mavis Barklow, Miss Arils
Greene and Miss Ardene Helvey.
ROY HOLLAND HAS
PARTY ON BIRTHDAY
GLIDE, July 29. Mrs. Carl
Holland, Jr., entertained at a
party for her son, Roy, on his
fourth birthday. The afternoon
was spent in swimming. Lovely
gifts were presented to Rov from
Mrs. Marv Inda and son, Jlmmie,
Miss Arlis Greene, Mrs. Mar
jorie Blakely, Miss Anna Wall,
Miss Julia Sabalia, Miss Navis
Barklow, Miss Lois Harris and
Ralph and Novella, Mrs. F. L.
Youstey of Dunsmulr, Calif.,
Mrs. Agnes Moore and Eleanor
and Linda Faye, Herbert and
Betty Woods, Jlmmie Miles, Dale
Holland and the hostess, Mrs.
Cleta Holland.
CALIFORNIA VISITORS
ENTERTAINED AT DIXON
HOME ON WEDNESDAY
Mrs. George R. Child, of San
Francisco, and Miss V. Esther
Simmons, of Fresno, Calif., were
entertained as guests Wednes
day at the home of Carrie Dixon
at " Dixonvillo. The visitors left
the following morning for their
homes In California, following a
vacation in this city.
GARDEN VALLEY CLUB
TO MEET ON THURSDAY
The Garden Valley Woman's
club will meet Thursday after
noon at two o'clock at the club
house. All members are cordially
Invited to be present.
MELROSE Y.G.A.
HAS MEETING
The Melrose Y.G.A. met Wed
nesday evening at the grange
hall. Those present were Helen
Johnson, Ruby Matthews, Bob
Holmquist, Ted Tjomsland, Char-
ByGelbraith
PAT. Off.
lene Stark, Marjorle Taylor, Ken
neth Taylor, Wayne Nelson, Ro
berta Taylor, Ruth Matthews,
Ray Doerner, Roy Wickstrom,
Roy Becker and Elaine Matthews.
JOB'S DAUGHTERS TO
ENJOY PICNIC WEDNESDAY
Roseburg bethel of Job's
Daughters will hold a picnic
Wednesday, July 30, at the C.
E. Calkins summer place on the
North Umpqua near the Country
club.
Members are asked to bring
their own table service and those
who have not already been soli
cited are asked to telephone the
honored queen, Athalie Taylor,
at E75-L. Everyone attending has
been asked to meet In front of
the junior high school building
ft Jour o'clock in the afternoon.
Neck Exercises Fatal
To Elderly Citizen
AUBURN, Calif., July 29.
(AP) H..W. Flower, 70, disre
garded warnings of neighbors
that it was dangerous for him to
experiment , with neck-stretching
exercises.
Flower, a former resident of
Bonanza, Ore., was found dead
yesterday, hanging from a tree
by a small rope attached to a
strap about his neck.
Sheriff Charles Sllva said
Flower probably suffered a heart
attack while trying to perform
the exercises while seated on a
make-shift sawhorse.
Grows Beard Under
Protest, Will Keep It
EUGENE, July 29, f AP) For
eight weeks J. W. McArthur,
superintendent of the city water
board, grumbled about having to
grow a beard for the Oregon
Trail pageant pioneer celebra
tion. The celebration was over Sun
day, and Monday morning, Mr.
McArthur walked Into his office
all smiles with his thick beard.
He liked it so well he's think
ing of growing it until 1944, the
date of the next pageant, he said.
Last Battle
The last battle of the Civil War
occurred May 11, 1865, after the
surrender of General Lee at Ap-
pomattox, Va. On that date
Colonel Barrett with 500 Union
soldiers attacked General Slaugh-;
ter and 600 Confederates at Pal
metto Ranche, Tex., losing the
battle and nearly, 100 men, I
Local
News
Patch and Chat Club to Meet
The Patch and Chat club will
meet Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. G. F. Jones.
Days Creek Visitors Here Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Wright, of Days
Creek, ,wero here attending to
business and visiting Monday.-.-
Canyonvllle Visitors In Rose
burg Mr. and Mrs, J, Miller, of
Canyonvllle, spent yesterday in
this city attending to business.
Spends Monday Here Edson
F. Adams, owner of the Farmers
and Merchants Savings bank of
Oakland, Calif., spent Monday In
this city.
Glengary Club to Meet The
Glengary Sewing club will meet
Wednesday afternoon at two o'
clock at the home of Mrs. A. G.
McGhehey,
Vacationing Mrs. Edgar
Lewis, of this city, and her house-
guest, Mrs. Blossom Eisenbach,
of San Francisco, are enjoying
a vacation in Canada,
Merry-Go-Round Club to Meet
The Winston Merry-Go-Round
club will meet Wednesday at a
one-thirty o'clock dessert-luncheon
at the home of Mrs. Clyde
Adair. ,
Spend Monday Here Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Ulam, bf Grants Pass,
and Mrs. Laurence Michaels, of
Canyonvllle, spent Monday in
this city attending to business.
Undergoes Minor Operation
Margie Friedman, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Friedman, of
this city, underwent a tonsilec
tomy Monday with Dr. A. C. Seely
in charge.
Enjoy Pageant Mr. and Mrs.
D. W. Helllwell have returned to
their home in this city, following
a trip to Eugene over the week
end to enjoy the Oregon Trail pa
geant. '
Visiting Parents Roger Olnv
scheld, who recently enlisted in
the U. S. navy, is spending a few
days here visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Olmscheid,
on North Jackson street.
Enjoy Trip to Lake Mr. and
Mrs. W. R. Crisler, Mr. and Mrs.
A. D. Parr and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Root and daughter,
Linda, of this city, enjoyed a trip
to Lako Tahkenltch over Sunday.
H. E. O. Club to Meet The
H. E. O. club will meet Wednes
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Inez Calhoun on Harvard Avenue,
who will entertain the members
at a one-thirty o'clock luncheon.
Rlversdale Grange to Meet
Riversdale grange will meet Fri
day evening at 8:15 o'clock at the
hall with Mr. and Mrs. W. D.
Hess, Mr. and Mrs. Adam
Schneider and Mr. and Mrs. Pet
er Sinclair in charge of refresh
ments.
Back From Eugene Mr. and
Mrs. B. F. Shields have return
ed to their home here, following
several days in Eugene attend
ing the Oregon Trail pageant and
visiting their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Llge
Starmer.
Resumes Work 'Wayne
Hughes, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick J. Porter, returned to
his work at the Knight-Porter
Shell service station Monday, af
ter being off several days on ac
count of suffering a bad gash on
his right arm. Fourteen stitches
were taken in the wound. Dr.
George E. Houck attended the
case.
Leave for Texas Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Mullen and two children,
Robert and Marcla, and Mr. and
Mrs. Burnam Briggs left Mon
day for their homes in Pampa,
Texas, following several days In
Roseburg visiting Mrs. Mullen's
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Marshall Pcngra, in
Laurelwood. Mr. Briggs is a
cousin of Mr., Pengra. '
Back From Vacation Mr. and
Mrs. Leon Yearwood have re
turned to their home on South
Pine street, following a week's
vacation spent in Portland and
Seaside. Mr. Yearwood returned
to his work In the meat market
at Hennlnger's mart on South
Stephens street veslerdov and
Mrs. Yearwood resumed her du
ties In the ladies ready-to-wear
department of the J. C. Penney
company store.
SKATING
WEDNESDAY SATURDAY
7:30 till 10 P. M.
Sunday 2-4:30 P. M.
at the
RAINBOW RINK
WINCHESTER
Here Visiting Family Captain
Robert Irving, of the Fort Lewis
camp,, Is here visiting his fam
ily this; week. ; ;
Meeting Changed The Olalla
Busy Steppers club has postpon
ed its July 31st meeting to be
held instead August 7, at the
home of Mrs. Cyril Nichols at
Brockway.
Visiting Sunday Ed P.- Scan
Ion, of Portland, has arrived In
Roseburg to attend to business
and visit his son,, Tom, who is
employed by the Douglas Forest
Protective association.
Visit Here Monday Mr. and
Mrs. Roy P. Havens, of 843 Wash
ington street, Eugene, spent Mon
day in this city visiting relatives
and friends. Mrs. Havens Is a
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Earl
Agee of this city. She was form
erly Neva Agee and was employ
ed several years in the offices of
u. W. Young and Son. Mr. Hav
ens is a son of Mr. and Mrs. 1.
H. Havens, of Green.
War Relief Group to Meet
The War Relief Sewing group
will meet Thursday at two
o'clock at room 423 in the Per
kins building to sew for Great
Britain. Mrs. Annie L. Russell,
chairman of the group, reports
that a large shipment was sent
from Roseburg July 22nd to
Portland, where it left by boat
for England. Any person inter
ested in helping with the sewing
is invited to meet with the group.
Electricians In
New York Strike
By the Associated Press
All electricians In New York
City called a strike for today ef
fective throughout the five bor
oughs, and some union officials
predicted that the walkout ulti
mately might tie up 250,000 con
struction workers.
Immediately, the action In
volved about 8,000 skilled electri
cians, the brotherhood said. A
spokesman said the strike was
voted as a protest over a contro
versy between the union and the
Consolidated Edison company
concerning the right of union
members to perform electrical
construction work on an Edison
power plant in Manhattan.
At Key West, Fla., construc
tion of new naval bases was shut
down yesterday when some 600
AFL-affillated carpenters, paint
ers and plumbers walked out In
sympathy with 800 laborers who
had struck for a wage increase
from 40 to 62 J cents an hour.
Naval authorities said $2,000,
000 worth of work was involved,
and warned that civil service em
ployes would be Imported for the
Job If the strike went on.
Another strike of AFL laborers
continued to impede construction
of an $89,000,000 ammunition
plant at St. Louis, Mo.
Same Guide Shows Caves
To Couple 20 Years Later
'GRANTS PASS, July 29. (AP)
Twenty years ago C. P. Russell
and wife visited the Oregon caves
on their honeymoon and were
guided through the caverns by
Dick Rowley. Now chief ranger
naturalist at Washington. D. C.
Dr. Russell and wife visited the
caves again Sunday. Their guide
was veteran Dick Rowley.
VITAL STATISTICS
DIVORCE DECREES
PITTMAN Dean from Ches
ter A. Plttman; married at Spo
kane, Wash., June 16, 1928,
cruelty.
MARRIAGE LICENSES ...
ttKOUNG-WARRKBUli-, HoAd
B.. Young, Westlake,' and'EPyh
M. Warren, Gardiner. 7.
MARKET
REPORTS
PORTLAND. Ore., July 29.
(AP) BUTTER Prints, A
grade, 386c lb. in parchment
wrappers, 39ic in cartons; B
grade, 371c in parchment wrap
pers, 38ic in cartons.
BUTTERFAT First quality,
malxmum of .6 of 1 pet. acidity,
delivered in Portland, 37-37ie lb. ;
premium quality (maximum of
.35 of 1 pet. acidity), 38-38 Jc lb.;
valley routes and country points,
2c less or 354c lb.; second quality
at Portland, 2c under first, or
35Jc. -,'
EGGS Prices to producers: A,
large, 281c; B, large, 251c; A, me
dium, 24c dozen. Resale to re
tailors: 4e higher for cases; car
tons 5c higher.
Other produce unchanged.
-No Child of Mine will
9i7onr.i$r
Don't b to furs, Motharl
Anvtwvlv. nwhatr. hVM roundworm! I
Yel, and tha Uftlf erctturM mar ba living
tnsida your child right now, Urting trouble,
without your vtn knowing it. It your child
U pall, underweight, nervoui, baa an anaiiy
itomach, ploki at nose or teat theta ugly
roundworm! mux be at work.
Flay afe I Get Jaynt'a Vtrmffnr at onoe.
It act very uently, yet expel stubborn
wormi. And If no worma are there, it act!
Jurt a a mild laxative. Jayne'i Is America'
bet known proprietary worm medicine. und ,
by millions, for over a century. Icmand
layne'a Vermifuftl At all drug storea.
14 Senators Form
Opposition Bloc
WASHINGTON, July 29.
(AP) Fourteen members of the
senate's so-called "non-interven
tion bloc" decided at a meeting
today to offer organized opposi
tion to legislation giving the
president authority to retain citi
zen soldiers In uniform beyond
the present limit of one year.
Senator Wheeler (D., Mont.),
spokesman, sail the group plan
ned opposition speeches but
would make no attempt to fili
buster against the measure.
The resolution, declaring that
the national interest is imperiled
cr.il providing machinery to keep
the present army intact, is sche
duled for senate consideration
beginning tomorrow. Admini
stration lieutenants confidently
predicted Its approval by a sub
stantial senate majority later in
the week.
Poles and Russians
Reach Agreement
LONDON, July 29. (API
General Wladislaw Sikorsky, pre
mier of the Polish government
in exile, said today that his gov
ernment had reached an agree
ment with the Russian govern
ment "on honorable conditions."
The Polish leader made his an
nouncement at a luncheon of the
Foreign Press association, where
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden
also spoke.
Sikorsky has been negotiating
with Soviet Ambassador Ivan
Malsky for an agreement permit
ting resumption of Polish-Russian
diplomatic relations and
the freeing of some 200,000 Polish
war prisoners now In Russia.
These, it is contemplated, would
be formed into a Polish legion
to fight against Germany.
Boy Scours Leave Camp
For Three-Day Trip
Sixteen Boy Scouts from the
Wolf Creek camp left this morn
ing with leader, Harold Johnson,
on a 30 mile hike taking them up
Wolf creek to Watson's cabin
and to Grand Guard camp to re
main overnight. Tomorrow they
will start toward the Quartz
mountain guard camp to remain
overnight and Thursday will
hike to Lookout mountain and on
to Steamboat, where the ranger
there will pick them up in a for
estry truck and take them back
to the Wolf Creek camp.
The hoys not taking the 30
STARTS WEDNESDAY
Four Days
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P. M.
mile hike remained In camp to
day with Robert Dill, camp dl.
rector, and spent tne day fishing
and working for. their advance.
ment ranks. Tomorrow .this
group will take a hike along 'the
ridge above the Wolf Creek
falls.
Friday evening at 7:43 o'clock,
a court of honor win ba conduct
ed by Will II. Gerretsen at the
scout camp. All parents and
friends arc invited to be pres
ent. The camp will officially
close Saturday, August 2, at one
o'clock.
Vliltlna In Medford Mrs. T.
H. Ness, of this city, has been
spending the last few days ' in
Medford visiting her two daugh
ters, Mrs. Charles Wakefield,
(Marlon Ness) and Mrs. Francis
Bash (Kathleen Ness.)
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