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MEDFOnn MAIL TRIBUNE, BEDFORD, OREOOX, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 13.17 PAOE THREE SOCIETY and CLUBS By Janet Wray Smith Med ford Friends Attend Wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Horner and Mlas Jean Barnum of thla city were among guests at th recent wedding of Miss Prances True, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Fred True of Broad bent. Ore., and Robert Littrelt, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Llttrell 01 Marsbfleld and Grant Pass. The wedding was solemnized Sun day afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at the home of tbe bride's parents. Dr. R. M. Stevenson, pastor of the Presby terian church In Marsbfleld, read the ring ceremony In the presence ol about 45 relatives and friends. Mrs. Frank True, Bister-In-law ol tbe bride and Earl Llttrell. brother of the bridegroom, attended the young couple. The couple will make their home In Marsbfleld. The groom la well known In southern Oregon and the wedding Is of Interest to a lare circle of friends. Mrs. Lumsden Returns Home Returning home this morning from tbe north was Mrs. H. U. Lumsden. accompanied by her brother, J. B. Berlin, who makes hi home here part of the time. Mrs. Lumsden has- spent the past three weeks with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Treve Lums den of LaOrande. The group made a vacation tour of British Columbia and other northern territory. Mr, Berlin has been visiting In Kent. Wn. Med lord Members Attend Installation. A number of Medford members ol the American Legion auxiliary at tended the joint installation of new officers of tbe Grant Pass post and auxiliary Monday evening. Among them were Mrs. Thomas Freed, Mrs. W. H. Ellenburg, Mrs. Be ha Aiken and Margaret Burton. Many visitors were present from other southern Oregon units. Leaves for Stay In California Leaving for the south Monday were Miss Edna Elfert and her sister, Mrs. Marie Swinson, who was return ing to her home at Napa. Calif., after a visit here and in other Oregon cities. Miss Elfert plans a several days' visit In the California city, expect ing to return home Sunday. Party Honors Young Couple Miss Mary Knopf and Lloyd Smith, whose marriage la to be an event of next Sunday afternoon, were hon orees at a pre-nuptlal shower arrang ed recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kraitss. About 60 relatives and friends were Invited to honor the young couple. Group Arrives After Trip East Miss Ma urine Carroll, Mlas Carln Degermark, Max Carter and Tom Tongue ol Hillaboro have arrived at their various eastern destinations, ac cording to word received here. Misses Carroll and Degermark are to study at Columbia university In New Vork. Max Carter, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Carter of this city Is to attend the Harvard university med ical school. He is a graduate of the University of Oregon. Tongue, who is well-known here, is to continue his study of law at Yale university. He Is also a graduate of the University of Oregon. - Tbe four motored east together. Mrs. Pin ley la Class Hostess Mrs. Everett Pinley was hostess to members of the Gleaner class of the First Baptist church at her home yes terday afternoon. Next meeting Is to be at the home of Mrs. W. L. Jones, 343 Apple street. Members of the class will meet at the church early Thursday afternoon. Sept, 30 and continue from there to missionary session. .Many From Here Seen at Roundup A number of Medford residents were among the large crowd of spec tators at the annual Pendleton round up held last week-end. Among those seen at the elaborate show were Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Brewer, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Daniels, Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Boyle, Louts Salade and son, Billy, and Dr. and Mrs. Charles Lemery. i i NO NIG. T SHIRT Is this strange-looking garb worn by stern-faced Premier Musso lini, but a miner's outfit be donned in Sicily. Mrs. Flndley Returns Home Leaving by train for the north this morning was Mrs. M. D. Flnd ley of Salem, who is returning to her home after a short stay here. Mrs. Flndley has been tbe guest of her son and daughter-in-law. Dr. and Mrs. Dwight H. Flndley since the first of the week. She also visited In Grants Pass while here. .Miss Dallalre To Corral I Is Among the numerous Medford stu dents leaving recently for the open ing of the fall college term was Miss Mary Dallalre, who Is to enter Ore gon state college at Corvallls. Miss Dallalre left Sunday by motor. She will enroll as a freshman at the Corvallis campus. Lack Of Ice Cubes Convinces Buyer Refrigerator N.G THE DALLES. Sept. 22. R. H. Debe&umont, salesman for a local electrical supply concern, sold an electrical refrigerator to an elderly couple of the Dufur neighborhood. Yesterday he received a call for service. .When he arrived at the Dufur home the head of the house told him in no uncertain term that his refrigerator was no good: that It had not produced a single ice cube.' Debeaumont investigated. He found the Ice trays dry. "Haven't you put any water in these trays?" he asked. "No." replied the elderly Dufur ite. "We didn't know you had to." Mrs. MoCaskey Home From South '' Returning home by train this morning was Mrs H. D. McCaskey. ; who has been visiting In the south Mrs. McCaskey has spent the pa&t week in San Francisco and other cities of the bay district. LEGION SELECTS LOS ANGELES AS CONVENTION CIT! (Continued from Page One.) Federation of Labor and the Ameri can Legion. "We have so much In common as to make it comparatively easy to promote understanding and coopera tion between these two great patri otic forces. Time and experience hav shown that the fraternal bonas which were established in the be ginning, when the American Legion was formed and which have remained unbroken, have been of mutual ben efit and of great public service." Warns of 'Isms. He also warned the convention against the destructive forces of communlBm and nazllsm which he said were at work In this country, and he stressed the necessity ot preserving democratic forms of gov ernment in the United States. "There Is always grave danger that those not directly connected with strikes, lockouts and Industrial con flicts may be drawn In and forced to take sides. We know that pas sion and ill-feeling Is aroused in communities where serious differ ences exist. The American Legion, however, has pursued a wise policy in avoiding participation In these lndU5trlal controversies. Closing time for Too Lata to Clas sify Ads Is 1:30 p. m. Use Mall Tribune want ads. BLACK'S EX-PARTNER LEAVES TALK OF KKK 10 WASHINGTON. Sept. 22. (AP) William E. Fort, a former law part ner of Associate Justice Hugo L. Black, said today he would leave it up to the Jurist to say whether they were fellow members of the Ku Klux Klan. Fort, now a special assistant to Attorney General Cummlngs, refused to discuss Klan affiliation with re porters. "Mr. Black le on his way home," Fort said, "and I am sure that any statement he makes on his arrival will be the truth." Fort and Black formed their law partnership in Birmingham. Ala., October 1, 1925, and terminated it two years later. Cummlngs said today the Justice department had not made any in vestigation of Black's qualifications prior to his appointment to the su preme court. At a press conference Cummlngs answered reporters' queries with the following statement: . "It has been frequently stated that the department of Justice made no Investigation of Mr. Justice Black prior to the time Jils name was sent to the senate. This is correct. In deed, it is not the practice of the department of Justice to make in vestigations of prospective appointees to the supreme court, or any other Investigation relative to them. 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He was confined several weeks ago after secret service men ar rested him on a charge of send in? President . Roosevelt threatening letters. West contended he brought about Roosevelt's nomination at the Chicago convention In 1932 by projecting "thought waves" from Atlantic City to vasclltatlng dele en tea. y , -mt)Jm SOVIET KEYSTONE In the Far East, Marshal Vasily Bluecher (above) commands an estimated 400,000 troops In east ern Siberia Marsal wine may be uaed In cook ing light mmi auch a chicken and real. It do not bland aa veil, however, with beef. IK in Schilling Tea has more flavor because its toasted OF PEAR HARVEST MADEJNVALLEY Pear Bureau Preparing Lengthy Feature Film to Show All Phases of Fruit From Tree to Table First shots of a moving picture feature which is to present all phases or the pear Industry were taken here this week by a Movietone camera man for the Oregon-Wash. ngtou Callfornla pear bureau. Francis Q. Mulltns, vice-president of the Izzard company, advertising and marketing organization of Se attle, Wn.. and a Movietone repre sentative, left here today after spend ing three days filming harvesting of tbe local pear crop. Shelby Tut tie. local frultman. assisted In conduct ing the two through orchards and plants of the valley. Each step In harvesting, from pick ing, transporting, washing, grading, packing and storing to the time the pears are loaded on freight cars for their Journey to all parts of the world, were covered In the film. AU packing plants which are mem bers of the bureau were photographed for Individual scenes depicting the various 'processes used to prepare pears for market. Further pictures will be taken this week-end in the Wenatchee district. To complete the picture of the pear from "tree to table." orchards in bloom will be filmed next spring. Also Included in the picture will be shots of Pacific coast ports, showing loading of the pears onto ocean ves sels. The care taken in handling of the fruit In all stages will be em phasized throughout the film. Pictures of the Hood River and Yakima districts will be taken later. Scenic shots of mountains, lakes and rivers will also be covered by the cameraman. The elaborate 45 -minute sound feature will be released next fall af ter all phases of the growth and shipment of pears have been photo graphed at the peak ot each activity. Rams Utilize Air To Defeat Eagles CHICAGO, Sept. 22. (Jp) The Cleveland Rams, baby member of the National professional football league, who took a 38 to 0 beating from De troit in their opening test Sept. 10. bounced back last night with a live ly passing attack to whip the Phila delphia Eagles. 31 to 3. The Eagles took the led In the second period on Dave Smulker'a 12 yard field goal, but Cleveland over came it In the same session and added two more touchdowns in the final quarter. Fall From Auto Fatal PORTLAND. Sept. 22. (API Ree burn Rasor, 18-year-old high school student, died today from Injuries re ceived last night when he fell from the running board of a moving auto mobile. He lost his grip and crashed egalnst a woodpile. HelieaTMils To Start Medford Jun ior symphony orchestra wlli start re hearsals in the near future, It has been announced by John R. Knight, conductor. Anyone interested is asked to apply to him at BIS West Main street or telephone 824-Y. Use Mall Tribune want ads. Sabotage Causes Grounding Of Ship PORTLAND. Sept. 22. (AP) Tes timony that steam was turned off from the steering engine of thp States line steamer California before the vessel ran aground near Astoria Saturday brought the launching of Investigations by the marine Inspec tion bureau and the United States Justice department. J. 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