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PXHE EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, JANUAET 1, 1933. WELFARE REPORTS SHOW BIG EEEORT HERE FOR NEEDY Allied Association Hears From Representatives of Units at Luncheon New Countv Aid Plans Told The Allied Welfare association met Friday at the Hotel Med ford for luncheon session presided over oy Jom O. Mann, with report given ay representative of various welfare agencies. Dr. O. I. Drummond, county phyal- rlan gave a short account of his work which covers the treatment of indi gents in all parts of the county, school and general public health work. Miss Lillian Roberta, Hed Cross secretary announced that 100 people eaJled in one day for grocery orders and that the one thousandth order blank had already been used show ing the amount of work done by the Red Cross In cooperation with the oo-irrty court. Torn DlBtrllinted Mrs. Alice Coppln of the Business and Professional Women reported that glftf. and toys collected at the organisation's Ciirlfltmas party had been given to the Red Cross for dis tribution. L. O. Oarlock, representing the American Legion told of the Legion's proposed cooperation in the matter of providing school lunches and said that the proceeds of tho Legion's New Year's dance would be used for this project. Any necessary relief for members of the Legion is also taken cars of by the oryanlwitlon, with transient members the largest prob lem, Patton Tells Pinna Hamilton Patton announced that he has been appointed by Earl Fehl to manage the county's relief work and that a complete canvaas of the county's unemployment situation would be begun at once. Believing that there la a serious lack of co ordination In the various relief agen cies, Mr. Patton plans that any re lief agency wh ich wishes any sup port from county funds, must work directly through the court as repre sented by Mr. Patton. Hereafter county work ohecks or warrants must be spent in the regu lar stores, and not at the commls asry, the latter to be used only for relief cases. Centralization Needed Rev. W. J. Howell endorsed tho plan as outlined by Mr. Patton and emphasized the need for centraliza tion of relief agencies. Miss Mildred Carlton, president of the Jackson County Public Health association, which among lta many other propectfl, helps pay the eirpenae of the county nurses reported that more than 1,000 chlldron had been thru the clinics, with approximately 100.00 received for this service, and an expense of over $3,000, paid by tho association. Miss Carlton reminded the groups of Dr. Sweet's recommendation that special attention be paid to the care ' of teeth of children of the first and second grades. County Complimented X request from the surgeon gener al of the United States for informa tlon and pictures showing the health work of Jackson county is a, tribute to the rating of the county, according to Miss Carlton. Mrs. J. Hey land of the Parent Teachers' association told about he school lunches served and the need for this service in the local schools. Mrs. Edwin L. Knapp reported the work of the Women of Rotary In con nection with assisting worthy needy families. Mrs. R. E. Green voiced her ap preciation of the response to the Christmas seal sale campaign and the fine spirit of cooperation of more than 000 women in the county who Rave their services In tills cause. Mrs. Oreen also reported the Olrl Scout work In excellent condition and re quested a large attendance at the Court of Awards ceremony January 30. The importance of character build ing organization as factors In the solution of problems now perplexing all welfare workers, was stressed ty Mr, Patton. 1:00 Dreaming the Waltz Away. 2.00 Dance Matinee. 3:00 Songs for Everyday. 3:30 KMED Program Review. 3:35 Music from Yesteryear. iivO Across the Seas to Hawaii. Master works. B:O0 Silly Gllly Story. 5:16 Popular Parade. 6:45 News Digest, Mall Tribune. 6:00 So. Oregon Theater Oulde. 8:15 Dinner Dance Music. 6 :30 Jcooo Crawford, Poet of Wur- lltzer Organ. 6:45 Chandu, the Magician. 7:00 Reveries. 7 :30 Modernistic. 8:00 to 3:30 Eventide. FREE Pioneers anu descendant photographed without charge tot pioneer bis tori oal collection SHANOLE STUDIO. CHILD TO BENEFIT BY TUESDAY FILM The under-prlvlledged child film, prepared under the direction of Dr. W. E. Wolcott, chairman of the In ternational committee on under privileged child, will be shown here Tuesday, January 3. at 12:45 noon at the Rlalto theater, under auspices of the local Klwanla club and a gen eral Invitation Is extended the pub- Red roes In cooperation with the lie. Announcement of the film was made some time ago through toe Klwanls club here and a large crowd la expected to view It In Medford. Persons Interested In child welfare are especially Invited to attend as guests of the Klwanls club and the theater management. There will be no charges for admission. In the film are set forth the fun damental principles of under-privileged child work, illustrated with practical examples of service as ac tually participated In by the Des Moines Klwanians who co-operated with Dr. Wolcott in preparing the film. "It portrays a story that empha sizes the meaning and purpose of the International Objective in all Its varied phases Institutional and per sonal aervlce and the various fjelds of opportunity In eases of physical and mental handicap, and in condi tions arising through Improper en vironment," the advance announce ments state. The picture was shown at the In ternational Klwanlan convention at Detroit and at a majority of the dis trict conventions. No One Hurt in African Quake JOHANNESBURG, UNION OP SO. AFRICA, Dec. 31. (AP) One of the sharpest earthquakes ever exper ienced in this vicinity was felt this morning over a large area of South Africa, but there was almost no ser ious damage. Tonight the people were congratulating themselves over what appeared to be their extraord inary good fortune in having es caped with nothing but a fright. WILL BE STAGED Mack Llllard, Medford promoter, returned yesterday from Portland where he spent the past three weeks battling the flu and enjoying some ring events which he did not have to go to the trouble to promote. Wrestling, says Mack. Is the ble drawing card in the Rose City now and huge crowds turn out twice weekly to see the grunt and grimace boys do their stuff. Herb Owen, former local mat impresario, Is ar ranging matches In the lighter weights each Monday night In the metropolis, and Virgil Hamlin, well known promoter, is staging heavy weight muscle mangling on Wednes day nights. Owen is also promoting weekly shows in Eugene and drawing big houses In the college town. Bo impressed was Llllard with the way the fans are going for the wrestling racket in Portland that he has at last agreed to heed the wishes of Medford mat fans and will stage a series of matches here, the first probably within a couple of weeks. Among the men available are Wild cat Pete, Rob Roy, Sneeze Achlu, Thor Jensen and other lighter grap plers who have been going good In Portland, as well as a number of heavyweights. O'BRIEN TAKES HELM NEW YORK. Dec. 31. (AP)-John Patrick O'Brien, wohse lineage has been traced back to the first king of Erin, was sworn in today as mayor of America's largest city, cordance with O'Brien's own idea. It was a simple ceremony, in ac After taking the oath of office aa the ninety-seventh mayor, O'Brien hook hands with everyone in sight, and it was all over. There were none of the 'Vise cracks" which "Jimmy" Walker was wont to scatter about when he oc cupied the office. MOTOR SLED ILL BE A new motor sled, put out by tho Tucker Diesel Motor Co.. Ltd., of Sacramento, Calif., will be tlemon Rtrated tomorrow (Monday) at Mount Shasta, according to a letter received hero yesterday. Conditions permit ting, an attempt will be made to top Mount Shasta. TMs type of sled in aid to be as safe up or down hill, as it is "always geared to the snow." KMED Broadcast Schedule Bun day. : 00 Radio Church Program. 10:00 Judge Rutherfnrd, Lecturer. 10:15 News Digest. Mall Tribune. 10:30 Home a.ud FlrrMde. 10:4ft Reveries. 11:00 Musical Moods. Monday. :00 Breakfast News, Mall Tribune. 8 :0o Musical Clock. 8:16 A Peerleas Pnrnrte, 8:30 (Shopping Oulde. 0:00 Friendship Circle Hour. 9 :30 Today. 0:45 Popular Vooallatsi. 10:00 Morning Melody. 10:30 Morning Comments. 11:00 Fashion Parade. 11:1V-Quartettes Parade. 11:30 Song and Corvdy. 13:00 Mid-day Review. 13:1ft Popularity. ! 13:30 News Plwh'j, MmI Tribune. isl bWbsM BlsVMMBjasjM I i I y-. I v.-. . p. t ;V V The Merchants of MEDFORD V;. 4' r 4 F v ,-. V V;.- Greet You! : s - A NEW YEAR a new opportunity to achieve great things that's what 1933 means. Our hope is that all its finest possibilities may be realized. Home Telephone & Telegraph Co. Of flout hern Oregon ' aJAV 1933 De a succession of oyous v'days filled to the brim with good luck. "Happy New Year I" Firestone Service Stores, Inc. nth ana Riverside TTO our host of loyal patrons we extend the best of the season's good wishes for a bright and happy New Year. Medford National Bank AY your 1933 harvest be happiness. A year is scarcely long enough to hold all of the good fortune we wish you. Auto Supply & Parts Co. MAV the incoming year bring you health und happiness, friendship, family fe licity, and prosperity. Skinner's Garage Bulrk AjtnrT AHAPPT NEW Y E A R to friends and onstomers, and those we have yet to have the pleasure of serving. McCurdy Daniels Ins. Agency Inc. UK entire personnel joins in wishing you Happy New Year. May health and happiness be yours. The First National Bank WE take pleasure in this opportunity to wish you all a very bright New Year. Huson's What-Not and De Voe's Greetings For 1933 "00D health and good fortune at tend you this coming year. Cinderella Shop Expressing Our Heartiest Wishes Hotel Holland and Coffee Shop THAT 1933 may be bright with the ful filment of all your hopes and ambitions is our cordial wish. American Laundry lumn Slnrth. Tel. AGAIN Father Time gives us a new blank calendar. We wish that yours may be filled wtih an unbroken succession of happy days. We wish to thank all our patrons for the past year's business. Southern Oregon Gas Co. OUR best wishes multiplied by 365. May every single day of the new year bring you some new pleasure and delight; may all of them bring success to your undertakings. Snider Dairy & Produce Co. "IF ITS SNIllEK'S IT'S THE BKST TO mi ff. Bartlett rhone 203 THERE'S a New Year ahead all you desire of health and prosperity. Economy Market 308 E. Main Prosperity and Health for 1933 J NOW that a brighter aspect colors busi ness. Mutual Mill & Seed Co. South i entml A Happy New Year GOOD fortune for all of our friends is our siicerest wish. CONGER Fl'NERAL rARl.OrtS Wishing You a Happy New Year To A Year Of Complete Contentment MAY the New Year bring all our friends the blessing of life of which they are so deserving. Murray's BEAUTY 9HOP, 41 S. Central Success To You and Yours Bates Barber Shop m THAT you may make the most of it ii our sincere wish. Maytag Shop N. ir.tpe ?tret MAY your cup 08 joy be filled to overflowing, your plans achieve splendid fru ition. Home Grocery "perre. tou rtpht" n E. Main. ' Tel. 1(3 Felicitations For the New Year J. G. Fowler i
