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MEbFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1933.
PORTLAND, Deo. 8 (AP Oregon,
mlthln five yean, msy Mt the wend
prlra for flax.
Th!i poaaiblllty wss mentioned by
Will T. Llpman of Portland, Bow In
Washington, D. C, In the Interest of
a huge government loan for the flax
Industry In thle state.
' A special dispatch to tht Oregonian
today from Washington aald that "Be
Having in the possibilities of maVlng
linen an American Industry and sav
ing for the United Statea the 10o.
000,000 which now goes for Importing
the article, President Roosevelt has
placed hie okeh on a revolutionary
policy."
Llpman ha been In Washington.
D. C, several months In an attempt
to obtain a I3.too.ooo loan from the
public works administration for flax
and linen working plants In the Wil
lamette valley. The PWA has not
yet agreed to his proposal, although
Washington dlepatehe y atrloue
consideration la being given the proposal.
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Controversy between Henry Ford
and the NRA focused on the Wash.
Ington offlot of J. R. McCarl (above),
eomptroller.goneral, whoa rullna
was awaited regarding the ellglblll
ty of dealers selling Ford'a prod
uota to bid for government busl
ntea, (Associated Press Photo)
Sunday school board of the First
Methodist Episcopal church met for
a eover-dlsh dinner last evening, after
which a buslneas meeting and the
annual election of offtoera were held
Report from the several departments
were given showing considered in'
tereat prevalent throughout th Bun1
day school. Th treasurer reported
finance In fine ahape. Plana wer
laid for the continued development
of all department.
The following were elected to aerv
through 1834:
Superintendent, I. J. Newman; as
Blatant superintendent, 3. P. Banish;
secretary. A. O. Schenck; aaalatant
eecretary, W. O. Andrews; treasurer,
Mrs. -P. P. Burk; aaslstant treasurer,
Mrs. H. L. Gillette; librarian, Oeorge
tveraon; assistant librarian, Bernard
Roberta; cradle roll superintendent
Mrs. Harold Warren; beginners, Mil
O. A. Meeker: prlmr-y, Mrs. Arthur
Short; Junior, Mlaa .Josephln Powers;
Intermediate, Mrs. Oeorge Kunrmsn
young peoples, Mra. R. P, Mortenaen
adult, Mrs. Hill; home, Mrs. A.
Hilton; missionary, Mra. O, 0. Derby
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PORTLAND, Deo. . (AP) About
el on. 000 will be spent In Oregon and
177,100 In Waahlngton for moaqutto
elimination and control work, and
1700 men in th two states will be
hired to carry on this work. It '
revealed through the elvll work ad
ministration office her..
The work will start Immediately,
consisting largely of diking, drain
ing and brush cutting. Th entire
quota of 1700 men will be hired by
th first of next week, and they will
work until February 16 on a a. hour
day, B-day-week baal with mini
mum wage scale of 60 rant an hour
H. H. Stag, In charge of th fderl
bureau of entomology her, will di
rect th mosquito control work, at
alsted by th stat experiment ata
tlona of Oregon and Waahlngton State
college.
Th 1700 workmen will b hired
from th regular relief rolls.
Howard District
HOWARD DISTRICT. Do. S...(6pl.)
Mr. and Mr. Art Stlnaon are th
parente of a girl born November 31
She has been named Dorothy Jean.
Lloyd Cowley and family visited
Mr. and Mr. Imehauaen and family
Thanksgiving. Miss Ola Heppler will
return horn with them.
Mr. Pete MoOonagl has been quite
alck aaveral day.
Mr. and Mr. J. P. Ayr and Mr
and Mra. Chaa. McKe and Marjorle
pent Thanksgiving at Klamath Palls,
where they visited th Ernest Ayrea
family. j
Howard eohool txpect to begin i
serving hot lunohe to school children i
next week. Mrs. Oerber will have
charge of the lunch th tlr week.
Mrs. Culbertson and baby eon arc
staying with her ateter-tn-law, Mrs.
Chltwood.
Mr, and Mra. Henry Croucher and
family apent Thanksgiving at the
horn of Mra. Floyd Parka on Kings
highway.
Mr. and Mra. Northrrart and sore
entertained Mr. and Mra. duetln and
family at Thanksgiving dinner.
Mr. and Mra. Tod Smith and family
entertained Mr. and Mra. Ralph Per
ton and family, Mr. and Mra. Bill
Powell and family. Mr. and Mr. Jim
Hortson and daughter. Mr. and Mra
M. C. Varnell, Mr. Powell and Mr
and Mrs. Frsnk Powell and daughter,
at Thanksgiving dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. eager and Mr. and
Mr. Boyd Brock wer guest of Mr I
end Mrs. Leensrd Brock and famtly
Thanksgiving day.
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TONIGHT IS HOPE
BATOURST, Oembla, pc. .(AP)
Colonel and Mr. Ohaj. A. Lind
margh planned today to take off at
midnight (7 p. m. E. 8, T.) en a
projected flight to South America,
1000 miles away.
Colonel Lindbergh chose that time
for hla departure because at that
hour tto wind ere moat favorable
for - a getaway.
A freahenlng breeze sprang up dur
ing the morning, giving promise that
the flight, which haa been delayed
by a calm sine Thursday, might
proceed.
THE GRANGE
Talent Grange.
Talent Orange will hold It next
regular meeting December 7.
County Agent R. o. Fowler and
Home Demonstration Agent Mrs. Mabel
Mack will give talk on subject of
much interest to all.
Th refreshment committee for th
evening are Mr. and Mr, c. E. Borj,
Mr. and Mr. Tom Bell and Mr. and
Mra. Everett Boone.
Fern Valley
Porno-a Grange
giving holiday at th W. T. Orlv
Wednesday,
;00 Break fast Newa, Mall Trlbun.
:0-Mualcsl Clock.
0:10 Peerleaa Parade. '
8 ;80 Shopping Quid.
9 :00 Friendship Circle Hour.
S:S0 Morning Melody.
10:00 Weather Forecast.
10:00 Eb and i!eb.
10:1S Oladys LaMarr.
10:30 Morning Comments.
10 :4S Musical Notes.
1 1 :00 Grants Psss Hour.
11. IS Tone Pictures.
11:80 Mirror of Family Llf.
11:411 Vlgnettee.
12:00 Merland Tollefson, Tenor.
13:10 Radio Rendezvous.
13:00 News Flashes. Mall Tribune.
13 JO Pipe Organ Concert.
13 :4S Mid-day Review.
1 .00 Musical Varieties.
3:00 Classified Edition of th Air.
3:00 Aongs for Everyday.
3:10 KMED Program Review.
3 :3S -Musical Echoes.
4:00 Cocktail of Melody.
4:30 'Masterworks Program.
:00 Cecil and Sally.
0:10 The Hllo Soreneders.
fl :30 61 and Elmer.
S:4S News Digest, Mall Trlbun
6:00 Medford Theater Quids.
0:15 Al piche'a Sport and Fish
Flsshes.
6:30 "The President's Oold Policy."
trsiucrlbed talk by Earl Hard
In.
6:40 Holly-tlme.
7:00 Th Black Ohost.
7:10 Th Hollywood Trio.
7:30 Moderns.
7 :8O-0 :00 tteverles.
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CHRISTMAS
SEALS 2&Z
Hasting cost can b reduced. Foi
complete heating service call Ar'
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FBRN VALLEY. Deo. S. (Spl.)-Alr.
and Mr. William Kan tor Invited a
number of friend to their home In
North Phoenix for an njoyable even
ing of cards, dancing and games, De
cember 3. auest Included Misses
Lillian and Anna Kantor, Lois Mason.
Verle Connor, Edna Jones. Echo Al
ford, Viola and Zola Lowden, Ola May
Spruell, Alice and Mary Henaler, Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Carr. Mr. and Mrs.
Ellis pans, Mr. and Mra. Ed Marshall.
Messrs. Floyd Mahary, John and Joe
Kantor, Roy ooghlll, Ivan Olsen. Ivan
Hfdrlck, Henry Bennett, Fred Robbie?.
Harry Steele 1 quite alck with
cold thla week.
Dorothy Kantor had an unusually
serious case of ohlckenpox the past
week, she is much better now.
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Wilson are
gueste of Mrs. Bowman and Bryon.
Mra. Ears Messenger cslled on Mr.
Learned Friday afternoon.
Oeorge and Robert Carr spent tho
evening with their grandparenta, Mr.
and rare. oeo. Alford Saturday.
Fred Robley of Orants pass visited
relative her last week-end.
Mr. and Mra Hanson of Medford
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and
Mrs. Jeas Eldrldge.
Mr. and Mr. Ed Marshall and chil
dren and Lem and T. R. Hughes vis
ited Mrs. M. F. Hughe In Sams Val
ley Sunday afternoon. Mr. Lem
Hughes spent the afternoon at th
home of Mrs. Beer, Sr., t Medford.
Mrs. A. B. Fern nas been quite 111
the past week.
An entertaining program was given
Wednesday evenln gat the school by
the school children. Three play wr
presented. They war mad up of
dialogue, songs and danoaa. Pica, col'
feo and cocoa were aold and th quilt
made by the ladles of the community
was exhibited.
Mr. and Mra. Ray Ward enttrtained
en Thanksgiving for a number or
their relative. Ouesta wer Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Chllder and family, Mra
Stella Morse and children. Mr. and
Mra. Fred Morae, Mr. Morae, Sr., and
Mra. O. B. Ward.
Tom Prayton of Ashland was
guest of Mr. and Mr. Eara Meesenger
for Thanksgiving. Mr. Prayton 1
Mr. Mesaenger'a uncle-
Mr. and Mra. Wm. Kantor, Floyd
Mahary, Roy CoghlU, Joe Kantor and
daughtera Josephln and Dorothy.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Davis. Bllll and
Jlmmt. wer guests of Mr. and Mr
Jo Kantor, Sr., for Thanksgiving.
Mr. and Mr. Ralph Dawlt, formerly
of thla community, drov to Corvalll
for the week-end, to visit friends.
Mr. and Mra. Lem Hughe had as
Thanksgiving guest Mr. and Mr
Jea Dldrldge, Mr. and Mra. Ernest
Beer, Mr. and Mr. Ed Marshall and
daughter.
QUAKE RECORDED IN
NORTHWEST REGION
WASHINGTON, De. 8. (API A
moderate earthquake, centered about
osoo mile from Washington In a
northwesterly direction, was reported
today by Georgetown university eela-
moiogical observatory.
Dripping radiator! repaired. Brill
Metal Works.
Freshen Ui mouth V
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. (By Gertrude Haak.)
Regular evening meeting of Pomona
Orange will be held at Central Point
Orange hall December 9, at 8 p. m
Thla meeting Is open to fifth d.
gre members only. The beautiful
degree of Pomona will be conferred
on a large class. Each subordinate
master 1 requested to bring Candi
da lea from hi Orange. If poslhle.
Pomona Maatar I. R. Kline will give
an Interesting report of his visit to
th National Orange session held at
Boise, Idaho.
Supper will b served after Orange
convenes, and member ar requested
to bring sandwiches, cske, colfe or
cream.
The committee on arrangement,
headed by Pomona Master Kline, has
completed plans for Joint Installation
which will be held In th Central
Folnt Orange hall, Sunday, December
17. A covered dish dinner will bo
served at 13:30 p. m., followed by
Installation promptly at 3 p. m. All
officers-elect should be present no:
later tnan 1:4 p. m.
Members are anked to bring a cov
ered dish aultable for dinner, and
Oranges being installed as requested
to fttmhh cofee, cream and sugar, If
possible.
Orsnge Installation service 1 par
ticularly appropriate for Sunday, aa
each beautiful charge Is based on the
teachings of the Bible.
This arrangement will be more con
venient for most of the -farmers com
ing long distances than a late even
ing meeting would be. and dinner at
13:30 will enable church-goer to at-I
tend.
Because th floor apae and seating
capacity of the Central Point Orange
halla is somewhat limited for auoh a
large gathering, this will not be an
open meeting, and attendance will be
restricted to the officers-elect snd
the members of those Orsnges being
Installed. Every detail of arrange,
ment has been ocaretully planned
that we ar stir we can make these
comfortable. Central Point Orange la
a wonderful host and It is cooperat
ing with the committee to the limit.
The dinner Is In charge of the Po
mona home economic committee, o!
which Mra. Victor Bursal la chair
man. To date 10 Oranges hav reported
for the Joint inatallatlon, and othera
are expected at an early date.
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horn.
Mr. and Mr. John Orlav spent
jiovejjioer awtn in Meo.'ord.
Mr. snd Mrs. Bruce Grieve of Cen
tral Point and Mr. and Mr. Lou Rob
rtaon and Louis Robertson of Grants
Paaa wer dinner gueeta Thanksgiving
of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Orlev and
Mr. an1 Mrs. John Orlsve.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ulrieh wr
Thanksgiving day. guests of Mr. and
Mra. To mcarleton.
Mr. and Mr. Heaton Orieve and
Infant eon of Lakevtew were guests
over Thanksgiving of Mra. Mary
Grieve.
Tuesday morning. November 36,
there was two Inche of snow on the
ground, which lasted several day.
Bor non November 33, to Mr. and
Mra. Paul Snook, a eon weighing 7'4
pounds.
Ralph Train la boarding with Mra
Charles Clarke at Cascade Oorae and
attending Prospect high school, whr
la a aenlor.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Richey,
a son nsmed Thomas William, Sunday
morning at Mr. Purucker' in Med
ford.
A large crowd attended Oerald
Lehnherr's funeral at th Trail church
Sunday afternoon. Interment waj In
the Trail cemetery. Much aympathy
Is extended the bereaved family. They
ware residents of tht district for
eversl years, where Mr. Lehnherr op
erated a sawmill on the Flounce Rock
ranch.
Bom are la th capital, Foochow,
scene of nationalist bombing raids
Sunday, and Amoy. ,
Twelve palntlnga by Claude Monet.
French impressionist, brought 648,700
at a recent New York auction.
LEGION REFUSES RITES
FOR DEAD GANGSTER
HURON, 8. D., Dec. Mem
ber of th William Reave post No
7 of the American Legion here, lit
night voted unanimously not to tak
charge of the funeral Of Verne Miller,
gangster found dead near Detroit.
Mich., laat week.
Miller, former sheriff her and a
former World war veteran, will be
burled her Wednesday.
Oi rri rrti in, wn, irti
Groceteria Super Food Markets 9
FOREIGNERS ADVISED
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NANKINO, China, Dec. . (AP)
Americana snd other foreigners were
advised today to evacuate the "don-
ger zones" In Fukien province. w.nere
tne Nanking natlonallat government
la preparing to attack an Inauntent
fiuvmtmi oaminietrauon.
Most of the Americans In the
southeastern province are mission
aries stationed In the nort cities
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quiet cabins . . . Lavatory ,
day and night schedules.
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PROSPECT. Dec. 8 (Spl.) Mr.
Anna Week left November 38 for
Berkeley, Cel., to apend two weeks
aa gueeta of relatives.
Mlsa Louise Robertson of Orants
Pass baa house gueat durln Thanks-
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To Enable the
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TO SEE THE
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We Have Arranged to Have It Shown
WEDNESDAY at
Store No. 212:45 P.M.
Store No. 11:00 P.M.
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moit progrmiva old-'ln Legral Reierv company, tht
Occidental Life Insurance Co.-
take, plcaauro In announcing th appointment of
EARL C. GADDIS
ai Special Agent In Medford and envirom.
Tune In on NB0 Station. KFI, K00, K0W or
K0M0 tonight and evory Tuesday at 0:30 p. m.
and hear "WINNING THE WEST", great
dramatization sponsored by the OCCIDENTAL
LirE INSURANCE COMPANY.
LEARN ABOUT OCCIDENTAL'S
"NEW DEAL" IN LIFE INSURANCE
t. r.T Its full rnh Mlu plus th full Imuranr In the poller,
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I Allows premium reduction In times of flnnrl sires.
This Is truly "new deal" In llf Innitanr, MUd hr this old
Una legal men company nlth ont hundred nd slxtr-eight million
gollar of Insurant In fnne.
Th Occidental life Insurance Company Is represented In (lrtnts
fuss hy frank r. Rubins an4 at Ashland by J. J. Peakln.
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AlwaI'S luch'es please
.why Luclties taste
letter, smoother
On certain mountains in the Js'ear East is a
limited collar of earth called in lurlci.ib,
Yaccs." Tobaccos grown there cost at
hieh as il.OO pound. Carefully they ara
examined, leaf by leaf. Often it takes a
man a whole day to select two pounds of
certain of these fine tobaccos. Lucky Strike
is the world's bicjest user of fine Turkish
tobaccos. For these tender, delicate Turkish
leaves are blended with choice tobaccos
from our own Southland to make your
Lucky Strike a cigarette that is fully packed
round and firm free from loose ends.
That's why Luckies taste better, smoother.
"iffe toasted"
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