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Newspaper Page TextM"EDF(TRD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 2, 1937. PAOE NINE aesd every ad on this page You will probably find s aetly the tbiongs you nsve oean looking lot 01 a sal 01 trade (or unused artlclaa you may nsve Search youl attlt or store-room you may find many thlnga others are seek ing and M able to realize immediate cash II what too want unt bare. advertise (o II TrlDunt Classified ad are inexpensive effective! RATES M word, nnt insertion- IMInlmnm 25e) Each additional Insertion. pet word 1 (Minimum 10c) Pet Una pet mantb wit boat copy change 1U Phone 75 FOB WART AD8 LOST AND FOUND FOUND Football. Owner may have eeme oy cj.s a u end identiiying same. . n.T t. inrhr iinectacle case enntsinlne- keys, currency, etc.: $5 reward. Return to Tribune. LOST Australian Shepherd dog, Reward. Phone 699-R-6. LOST If dok tmssrag. call 1618. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Experienced household help. Reierences reqmrcu. "lng. family laundry; private room; 825 month. 15 corning Court. WANTED Experienced woman for housework; good wages. Call 1421 X Sunday, and 756 week days. WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED Position as hotel maid or waitress: experienced. 1119 West Main St.. City. YOUNO practical nurse wants case. References. Box 4739, Tribune. WANTED Chance to earn room and board by elderly gentleman. Ref- erences avnunu. -.. WANTED Tractor work, olowinij Al Bendlcksou. McAndrews Road. Box 414. Kouta 2. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Used 4-lnch pipe. A. King, P. O. Box 154. Rt. 2. Medford. WANTED Washing and Ironing. Washing 4e lb. 112 Columbus. PHONE 969-R Thlbault. for reupho!sterlng. WANTED Laundry. Phone 1345-M. WANTED Three tents and trailer house. Phone 1138-Y. TO SELL you a loo-lb tack of those mealy Klamath Netted Oem pota toes foi 900 Free delivery Peer less Market. Pbone 60S WANTED 20 head of young stock to pasture for 30 days. J. E. Glass. Brownsboro, Ore. JUNK Highest prloee paid for brass radiators, copper, storage battrles Aluminum and other metals Scrap iron, small or large lota pipe and machinery wool and oot ton rage Innei tubes Our prices will interest yon. ti .... ,,. romi Mnhatr Household Goods. Furniture Stoves bought and sola MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE WB PAV MOItB CASH For your furniture HOI.HROOR ANIIHEWS etb and Front Phone 847 TOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Furnished 3-room apt. Adults. 604 W. 10th. BACHELOR apartment. 445 So. Front. FOR RENT Furnished apt., close In, 231 W. 6th. Phone 470-Y. FOR RENT Upper 8-room furnished apartment. Inquire 804 E. Main Phone 387-X. FOR RENT Unfurnished 8-room apai tment. 402 8. Newtown Tel 19 FURNISHED epartf nent for rent, with electrical convenience Inquire SOS South Oexdale TOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT 8-room furnished house 16 Just outside city limits, on North Paclflo highway. Oarlcy. Tel 314-w FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS SLEEPING ROOM $2 week. 818 Hamilton. ATTRACTIVE rooms 404 S Orane FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT 40-acre farm and orch ard Younx full bearing pears and cherries. No equipment famished. Bot 4919. Tribune. FOR RENT Several acrea across from Rnxy Ann hall. N. F. Ohlt. PIANO for rent $3 00 month Palmer M'lale 9vre FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE SMALL acreage with modern home, north of Medford: trade for Medford property. Boi 4913, Tribune. FOR EXCHANGE Very tin home cn east side, large lot. shad, shrubs. J-car range. Want ood 5 -room bunt-alow. 409 Medford Center ftf fi, , B.utteroeht, FOB EXCHANGE WILL TRADE Zenith electric washer for gasoline washer. Box 49iJS. care Tribune. FOR SALE or trade for car. restau rant bualneaa and equipment. Low rent. Talent Cafe. Talent. Ore. FOR 'SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TRADE Lots In Siski you Memorial Park. P. J. Klrk patrlck. Jacksonville Star Rt., Box 67, Medford. 521 Til 104 South Oakdale; large V I W W llvlne room, bedroom. bath, sleeping porch, kitchen, breakfast nook, fireplace, gars.se; 360 down, balance 26 per month. Including Interest 6. Will accept ear up to $550 as down payment. W. S. Rowley. FOR SALE 100 acres good alfalfa land, well Improved, 4 mue from Medford on highway. Also cattle and sheep ranch located 18 mllea from Medford on good road; aoout 30 miles -wire fencing, 8-room house, bsm, outbuildings. Also 875-acre farm near Jacksonville to be sold aa a whole or aubdlvlded, to close an estate. F. E. Bybee, Medford FOR SALE S02 Park Ave., 7-room house; hardwood floors, lot 120x 130 with shade trees, lawn In back, double garage, either furnished or unfurnished. This property offered at attractive price and terms tor quick sale. Chas. R.- Ray. Room 204 V. a. Natl, ttiag. raone ov. TWO dairy ranches, stock, equipment. hay. grain. sua Meaiora lbdwi Bldg. c. s. Buttenieia. for sals; fi-room modern bunga low, 16 Crater Lake Ave., 32730. Tel. 697-R-2. Owner, O. E. Pierce. Shown by appointment. 200-ACRE ranch for sale or trade. See Jack at Jack's 2nd Hsnd Store, 106 So. Grape. FOR SALE; 3-room furnished cabin; electric lights, near new Elk Creek school, call 1U33-J-2 or :oo. ATTENTION Here Is your opportunity: 160 A. pasture ana wwa, wen im-nwi v good road and creek, only $2 per A. u. rn.n.uu. id a. dvi. 20 ACRES. 4 -room house, 10 acres prunes, 10 acres grapes. An ideal cnicken rancn at a low price. O. Faber. Central Point. FOR SALE 109 So Orange. 8 rooms. 8 bedrooms. 2 sleeping porches wood shed, double garage Pbone 196, business hours. HOUSES FOR SAI Is Medford and surrounding towns Easy terms Jackson County Federal Saving Loan Asaoclatlon WHEN you think of real estate, think of brown WBIH LOOKING for a farm city home or a business? See Sid Blood. 122 n Central Pbone 489 FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS Convenient term Call Warren Pat terson 201 Liberty Bldg. or O A Barnes 167 East 8th St.. Eugene FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Brown Swiss bull cslves from 2 to 10 months old Phone 417. Phlpps Orchards. FRESH COW for sale. Rt. 1, Box 80. Jacksonville Hwy. FOR SALE Cows and heifers. Reln klng, end of Beall Lane. GENTLE sorrel colt for sale. Noah Chandler, Talent. FOR SALE Horsee and cows. Cox ranch, South Peach 8t. HAVE few Corrldale bucks 8 months old. Heavy shesrlng stock. Priced reasonable. Hawkins Bros , Apple gate, Ore. FOR SALE Horses, an kinds: oat hay In bam; cows Will trade Stewart Ave to Thomaa road Jack Martin FOR SALE POULTRY CHICKS Barred Rocks. Hampthlrea $9 per 100. Brooks Hatchery, Grants Pass Ore. FOR SALE Purebred R. 1 R. pullo and one-year-old hens. Earl Heft, Central Point. Phone 195. ' FOR SALE DOGS PETS REO. Roller Canaries, all colors. Mrs C. A. DeVoe. 1127 W Msln. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES 1933 CHEVRC-ET Panel for sale; good condition. 710 Palm St. Tel. 1696. O. E. OATES AUTO CO. R. it O. USED CARS 33 Ford Station Wagon.- $365 '35 Graham Coupe .$465 34 Ford DeLuxe Coupe $415 32 Bulck Coupe $345 29 Chevrolet 4-door Sedan....$166 C. E. OATES AUTO CO. Used Car Department 6th and Bartlett. FOR SALE Oood sedan, good condl- . .. . . .ok m.-k i mn West 4th, after 6 p. m. HIGH GRADE, LATE MODEL UED CARS. 80 DAT WRITTEN OUARANTFE 1937 De Soto sedan, with overdrive. 1937 Chevrolet coupe. 1936 Pontlac aedan. 1936 Plymouth sedan. 1935 ChryMer sedan. 1935 Plymouth ooupe. 1934 Chevrolet aedan. 1934 Wlllvs sedsn. 1933 Plymouth sedan. 1933 CheviOlet aedan. 1932 Ford coupe. 1932 Plymouth sedan. 1931 Chevrolet sedan. 1931 Ford coupe. 60 more Practically all mikes and models to choose from. LANGE MOTOR CAR CO Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer Uwd Car Lot Sales Room 25 So. Rlcerslde 38 N. Riverside Phone 18 FOR SALE 28 Chevrolet cabriolet, good tires and motor, $60. Inquire 139 N. Central. STTDEBAKER'S USEO CARS Look Them Over Before Y'J Buy. 1935 DeLuxe studebaker Sedan. 1933 Ford Sedan 1937 Studebaker Sedan 1931 Studebaker Sedan 1931 Dodge Sedan 1935 Ford Station Wagon 129 Chevrolet. Sed.in 1929 Chevrolet Coupe ' 1930 Bulck Coupe Also a nire line of lower priced used cars. $25 and up. SANDERSON MOTOR 00 (PUUi BJveraiaaj pjxq fnfiUf. FOB SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE: 1930 Model A coup, air wheel a. motor re-conilltloned. Cheap. 446 No. Front. GUARANTEED USED CARS 19S7 BUICK Sedsn: radio and heater, new tires; dark green $1176 1937 BUICK 3-dr. Touring Se dan; radio and heater; 14, 000 miles, only .. $ 978 1938 BUICK 40 Sedan: low mile age . 850 I93S CHEV. Master Town Sedan: 'radio and heeter 595 1988 CHEV. Pick-up; low mile age, new tires 8 495 1934 CHRYSLER 8 Sedan: radio and heater 550 1936 FORD Coupe; rumble seat. radio and heater $ 565 1934 FORD Victory . 365 1936 HUDSON Sedan; only run 20.000 miles 676 1934 OLDS Sedan 576 1935 PLYMOUTH Coupe 415 1934 PLYMOUTH Coupe 395 1933 PLYMOUTH Coupe 6 145 Q.M.A.C. terms. Your car In trade. SKINNER'S GARAGE Bulck and G.M.O. Trucks. 143 South Riverside FOR SALE '26 Oldsmoblle Pickup, or will trade for grain. Mcpadden, Lozler Lane. FOR SALE 1933 Chevrolet seAin 300. Ada P. Easton, Oold Hill FOR SALE 1931 Chevrolet de luxe coupe, fine condition; $250 Call 14-F-4 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Oat and vetch hay In Medford; also red weaner pies. A C. Lew la. Fern Valley. 1 mile east of Phoenix. FOR SALi: Mixed vetch and winter peas for better hay crop. Nrtw low price. Monarch seed as Feed Co. FOR SALE 2-section spring-tooth harrow, 3-section guard ra.l harrow steel plow; chilled plow: vineyard plow and nay rae. vern Marsn.au. Phone 1316-M. FOR SALE Dry, Eastern shelled corn at new low price. Monaru, eed v Feed Co. FOR SALE Stock trailer. 147 N. Hoi' ly St. FOR SALE Quaker oil burner, good condition. Phone 468-R-a. FOR SALE Pop corn that really pops 2 lbs. 38c. Monarch Seed A. Feed Co. FOR SALE Filberts and walnuts, 15c lb. Mrs. D. J. Stelner, near Howard school. BIG SALE on new and used radios at Flck's Hardware. Sets as low as (6. ANTIQUE square piano for sale. Tel. jaoi. i4(ia 14. Kiversiae. FOR SALE Toledo wood range, 85 Vancouver. SPITZENBERG APPLES Hlzhlv colored, lumble pack Spltzen- Derg apples tor saie. ewory Son's. South Front St. Phone 892 or 1001. APPLES AND NUTS Jonathans, SDltzenbergs. Delicious; walnuts, almonds and chestnuts. Dolph Phlpps, Crater Lake Hwy. OLD QUILTS tied and re-covered, $1 Pbone 1566-L. FOR SALE Good red and white ap ples, vac doi. zou pica, i-mpps ur chards. FOR SALE Bedding, pillows, etc Articles irom oc up. i. a. water man. 368 So. Oakdale. FOR SALE Grapes J. A Mania two miles east 01 Jacksonville adjoining Clancy orchard APPLES. 4oc per lux- and up. O. V Myers, old Pacific Hwy. Tel. 358-J CORN for aale, $20 ton. Inquire Phoenix oarage. APPLES Gebhard'a. Central Point ball mile north Bear Creek orldge CRA WFORDS Mulrs and grapes, A mile south white Urlffln Creek school. Henry Huklll FOR SALE Best dry body fir wood in the valley pnone uio or prices Hswley Transfer Co. 118 N. Riv erside. GOOD used collapsible Baby Buggy Phone Ills T MISCELLANEOUS MADAM ZONA. PALMIST tells past, present and future namei and In- ltlala without question. Hours 10 tin 9. Rainbow Auto camp. SPIRELLA CORSETIERE Mra. Dor othy Somod, 1211 E. Main St. CHAR1S - SWAVI8 Corsetleres. Tel. Medford 1202. Eagle Point 16-X-31 AS8AYER W Q. Wrlgbt. 614V4 W 11th St. Gold, silver, copper, cin nabar. BUSINES8 DIRECTOR? IACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT CO TlTLb INSUKANCI. AUS'lHAt'TS Auctioneer. COL O. B McRAY. General Farm nnd Livestock Auctioneer; 16 yeara ex perience. Dates made anytime 501 F. Mnln. Mfiford, Orv Chiropractic Ptiysictan OR B W HOFFMAN CHiHOHKAOTIC PHYthtllAN Jscfcsonrtlle Hiway Pbupe 883 DR. WM. C. THOMPSON. Dentist. 828 Mrdford Bldg:. Specializing in den- Radiator Repairing HOOPER'S RADIATOR SERVICE 1 V.uth urM"tt DreMmaklrtf, THE DOMESTIC SHOP Drewmaking. Tailoring. Alteration. Hat. and drewee remodeled. Coat rellned. Apron. hotiM drwaea, 19 N. Bartlett. THi FASHION SHOP - Dreasmsunt and Remodeling. Buttons and Bucklei covered. 808 0 S National Sac, BuUrtlnt, TaL. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Expert Wlnoow Cleaners. LET OEOKGE DO IT Tel. 1172 House cleaning, floor waxing orl ental mg cleaning and upholstering tVaihlng Machine service. WASHING machine service, all makes Full line Maytag parts. Medford Maytag Co., 31 No Bartlett. Tel. H8 MONEY TO LEND Cash for Thanksgiving And. Other Needa HERE'fc' A HEAL REASON FOR BEING THANKFUL -a cash loan that will enable you to pay up old bills and have ame money leit over lor your holiday expenses, you can get any amount up to 9303 rrom ui get it promptly -with no endorsers requlrea. Small monthly payments arranged to suit your convenience. Call, write or phone, no obligation. ORE. AND WASH. MTO CO. 46 8. Central, Craterlan Bldg. tic. No. 8-157-M-180. Phone '.39 Plauo Instruction. FRED ALTON HA lOHT Teacher of Piano Specialist in Classical tnd Modern Ptano Instruction ChU dren. Adults; - Beginners or Ad vanced Halght Mualo Studio 818 Liberty Bldg ROOFING DOES VOUR ROOF LEAK? Have It repaired now. Al) work guaran teed. Estimates tree. Phone 1303 J. R. Monson. Tra htfer. DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE Local and Long Distance Furniture Moving Bonded carriers. Fireproof storage Expert crating, packing and snipping service, "uavis lor Service." Phone 644. EAUS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 26 So Fir. Phone 315. Prions right Service guaranteed, aide of 3mlle limit. SAMSON Transfer and Storage, fur niture Moving and expert furniture packing service. Flreprooi storage new low rates. P. B. 8AMSON CO- Phone 883. STUART'S TRUCKING SERVICE relephone 1033 or 333 111 No Fir St Local and long dtatance Fuel oils ny Kind Orten stamps in- FARM KING of America is 21-year-old Robnrt L. Bris tow of Saluda, Va., chosen 1937 Star Farmer and awarded S50Q at Kansas City, Mo. The contest was for youcr hict. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS tMald Smves of olTlce 10. Wander 11. Ardor 15. Bky-Mne 16. Pertaining to the mouth IT. Orcan of seen! 18. OUIest and slmpknt ortler of Greek architecture II. Adjusts 20. Body having nearly the form of a sphere M. City In Missouri 21. Metal IS. Vulgar ore tender II ..gin. n jmjllil.,llin..iH)if u ,mvw,p,, ; iff: ralW Solution ot Yesterday's Puuia 1l!iIh 1a1l 1e ErIe lp' piNiisipBa A MIS ENSHOREjg ACIREI3 ANTPNOP ALpTOp Bird part or certain veh c ea h, Untta of wolf ht t. Relied 60. Excited 81. Pin a pal nut which an oar pulla 61. Ventur 64. Forbid 6f. Picture ttan4 H. Volcano 67. P-radl. 61. Having a thin vibrant ton 61. Shoal DOWN L Dsvice for refractinf light ray. t. lyOpslded t. Girdle Feminine name Partly open Compound ether Sides of book eavea 16. Dllllie II. Gleamed IS. Concerning Is. June bugs It. Itoris 18. Pertaining to the ancient lake of Irna II. Perls il. Historical periods II. Frr-h-water ash ' M3 Y - s l7 16 f u r r a " 7 H 2 T" & ilia zilzzziis srr&r 3 ; Jf- To 1 23 7"S " zj rs Meteorological Report November 2, 19T Forecasts 'Medford and vicinity: Onsettled tonight, fair Wednesday with tog In morning: moderate temperature. Oregon: Unsettled tonight, Wed- needs; generally fair with valley fogs In west portion: moderate tempera tures: decreasing southerly wind off coast. Temperatures a year ago today: Highest, 66: lowest, 21. Total monthly precipitation, trace: deficiency for the month. .06 Inch. Total precipitation alnce September 1, 1037, 3.44 Inches: excess for the season. 1.40 Inches. Relative humidity at p. m. yes terday, 66 per cent; 6 a. m. today, 07 per cent. Sunrise tomorrow, 6:47 a. m. Sunss tomorrow, 6:08 p. m. Observations Tsken at S A. M 120th Meridian Time Boise 66 30 Clear Boston 62 42 Clear Chicago 74 40 .82 Clear Denver 82 30 .. Clear Eureka , 68 62 .18 Cloudy Helena 44 20 P.Cdy. Los Angeles 78 46 - Clear MEDFORD , 64 44 T. Clear New York 62 40 . Cloudy Omaha 66 88 Clear Phoenix , 86 60 .. Clear Portland 62 62 T. Clear Reno 66 26 Clear Roseburg 68 40 .01 Clear Salt Lake City .... 66 34 ... Clear San Francisco .. 72 44 .... Clear Seattle 66 64 T. Cloudy Washington. D.C. 60 38 . Clear Ysklma 84 46 .... Cloudy Foots Creek FOOTS CREEK. Nov. 2. (Spl.) Sunday school gave a Rally dsy pro gram Sunday, October 31, as follows: Recltatlone by Ariene auy. wnaon Flic-, Phyllis Engle and Jessie Dally; sermon by Rev. Randall; songs by Rev. and Mrs. Randall. Afterwards a basket dinner was served and enjoyed by 32 persona. Mr. and Mrs. Hendricks and twins. David and Rebecca, of Rogue River have rented the former Joe Donahue place and moved there last week. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Msxey and four children of Central Point moved to the former Grant Matthews plsoe last week. Mra. F. Bragg of Mlssolua, Mont., vlalted her slater, Mrs. Wallace Oal breath while en route home from a visit with her daughter at Loa An geles. Dick Turpln. who hss been 111 for some time, has not been so well the past week. Don Elliott came from Medford, October 80, to spend some time with bis uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Cook. Loretta Perfountaln of Medford spent the week-end with her par ents here. September 18 Is called the Day of Humiliation' by many Chinese. It Is a day dedicated to defeats - Cross Word' Puzzle It. M-iiifeioue eompounda 11 Largo tuba IS. Lohencrln'a wife 11. River: Spantat, 23. Ancient Venetian magietratee 26. Mora certain 26. Sacred flg treO of India 27. Silly 26. Revenue officer who meaaurea the content of caaka 21. Worker Id tona 30. Hake amenda 21. French author , 32. Sediment 1 26. Dlaolple who betrayed Chrlat II, Plana flgura with nlno aldaa M. Commence 44. Well-formed 47. Church feetlval 41. Topnotcher 60. Seller 62. Canceled 6t. Cavern 64. Old 66. Maantnglta repetition 61. Quantity of medicine 6T. Point of tlrao KS. Sea eagla 69. Hard of hearing It. Have! Scotch 4. Frequent -lffa of an pproaohlnf cold f. Picture or i tat tie of th . Virgin Mary 6. That part of f eolof io time whleb antedate life T. Thickened part of milk I. Silkworm I. Sixtieth part of a minute 10. Buah bearing certain flowera LOST BATTALION SORRY TO LEAVE ASSERTSJ.EADER Wanted to Seal Struggle With Their Lives Says General Hsieh Casual ties Overrated by Japs By JAMES A, MILLS SHANGHAI. Nov. 2. General Helsh Chin-Yuan, commander of the Chinese "lost battalion" that defied Japanese for four daya In a Chapel warehouse-citadel, declared today that his men withdrew sorrowfully. Their two greatest griefs, he told the Associated Press In his first In terview since the battalion evacu ated were that they were forced to withdraw before sealing the struggle with their lives and that thoy could not return to the conflict. Hsieh promoted from colonel to general In recognition of the feat that raised all his men one rank sat In a tiny canvas hut, not larger than a dogtent. Only 10 Dead. He declared his force of farmer boy aoldlora lost only 10 dead, not 100 as the Japanese have asserted. Hsieh, who was the lsst to leave the burning warehouse Saturday to run the gauntlet of Japanese machine-gun fire, blushed like a child when the Associated Press told him for the first time that Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek had promoted him to general. "But I don"t deserve such an hon or," he said. All 870 survivors of the battalion of Chiang's own 88th division went safe ly through the Japanese ' fire, Hsieh declared. He said 410 men originally entered the building and that there were only 40 casusltles, Including ton dead, during the four daya they oc cupied It, "The Japanese are bad marksmen," he explained. "They are wild when they are excited." Afraid or Revolt. Hsieh said the order to evacuate came by telephone from Chiang at 0 p. m. Saturday, but that he was afraid at first to Inform his men because he thought they might revolt. The general, dignified but almple and modest, aald Japanese reports that the "lost battalion" abandoned large quantities of foreign food were not true. (The Japanese had said the bat talion left provisions which, they de olsred, must have reached them through the British-patrolled sector of the International settlement.) 'Our food consisted mstnly of rice, biscuits and vegetablea furnished by Chinese sympathizers," Hsieh assert ed. "We covered It with kerosene when we left." Fights Racket. LONDON (UP) An extensive drive against "funeral rackoteera" Is being planned try Scotland Yard, caning on bereaved relatives as soon aa they get news of death, the tricksters of fer to give a magnificent funeral on easy payment terms. Use Msll Tribune want ads. SOARING HOPES of millionaire tportsman. Cant. George White of Wood side, Cillf., to own the largest aerial yacht led to his ordering a "fly ing fortress" minus guns. A NIW VOICI Is heard directing the artlvitle of Chi cago's famous Mull House settle ment. It Is that ot .Miss Chariot!) Carr ( bov-U 1 I ,.lWS(kta. JI y s; vihl S W'r On the Radio Chains STATIONS Where to Find Them on the mat KEX. Portland, 1180; KFl. 840. Los Angeles; KOA, 1470, Spoksne; KQO, 790. San FTanclaco. QW, &JU PorUand: KJR, 870. Seattle: KMX, 10S0. Los Angeles; SOA. U30. Den ver: KOIN. 040, Portland: homo. 2. Seattle; KPO. 880, ban rran Cisco: KSL, 1130, Bait Lake. Tuesday 6:00 (CBS) Big Town, drama. KNX, KOIN, KSL. (NBC) Husbands and Wives, KEX, KOA: Municipal Oovsrnment, KPO; John Toel. KOMO. 8:16 (NBC) Hsrmonlca High Hats, KOMO; Behind Footlights, KPO. 8:30 (NBC) Kelaey's Music, KPO, KPI; Chansonnette. KJR; Mlndways, KOO. (CBS) Metodlo Strings, KNX. 8:48 (NBC) Safety First, KQO. 6:00 (CBS) Watch the Fun Oo By, KSL: Leaves In the Wind. KOIN. (NBC) Vox Pop. KOA: Reporter. KPO. 8:15 (CBS) Singing Strings, KNX, KOIN. (NBC) Beaux Arts Trio, KPO. 6:30 (NBC) Hollywood Mardl Oras, KPO, KFI, KOW; Shlelda1 Revue. KOO, KOA. ICBS) Jack Oakle's Col lege, KNX, KSL, KOIN. 6:48 (NBC) Music Graphs. KOO. 7:00 (CBS) Swing School, KNX, KOIN, KSL. (NBC) Walker'a Ama teur Hour, KQO. 7:15 (NBO) Cbolr Symphonette, KOA. 7:30 (NBC) Hollywood Oosslp, KPO, KFI. KOW. 7:45 (NBC) Serenade, KOA; Namea and Faces, KPO. 8:00 (NBC) Amos and Andy, KPO. KOW, KFI; Land of Whatsit, KOO, KEX, KOA. (CBS) Poetic Melodies, KSL: Soattergood Balnes, KNX. KOIN. 8:15 (NBC) Lum and Abner, KOO, KOA, KEX: Vocal Varieties, KPO, KFI, KOW, (CBS) Sports, KNX. KOIN, KSL. 8:30 (NBC) Johnny Presents, KPO, KOW, KFI: Meet Your Neighbor, KOO, KEX. (CBS) Al Jolson. KNX, KOIN, KSL. 8:45 (NBC) Dorssy's Oroh.. KOA. 8:00 (CBS) Al Pearce. KNX, KOIN, (NBC) Death Valley Days, KPO, KOW, KFI; Blaine's Orch,, KOA; Relchman's Orch., KOO. 8:16 (NBO) Relchman's Oroh., KOA. 9:30 (NBO) Winston's Orch., KOA; Oood Morning Tonight. KPO, KOW, KFI; Stern's Orch., ROA; Concert Hall, KOO. (CBS) Ted Flo-Rlto'a Orch., KNX. 0:45 (NBC) Winston's Orch., KJR; University Explorer, KOO. (CBS) Ted Flo-Rlto's Orch.. KSL. 10:00 (CBS) 8am Hayes, news, KNX, (NBO) Meakln'a Orch, KOO., KOA, KEX; Richfield Reporter, KPO, KOW, KFI. 10:15 (CBS) Art of Converaatlon, KNX, KOIN. (NBO) Serenade, KPO, KOW; Meakln'a Orch., KJR. 10:30 (NBO) oner's Orch., KOO, KFI, KOA, KEX: Winston's Oroh,, KPO, KOW. 10:48 (CBS) McCoy's Oroh.. KNX, KSL, KOIN. 11:00 (NBO) Relchmen's Oroh., KPO, KFI, KOW; Haven of Rest, KOO, KOA. (OBS) Norvo's Orch., KNX, KOIN. . Wednesday 8:00 (NBO) One Man's Fimlly, KPO, KOA, KEX. (CBS) Maurloe's Orch., KNX, KOIN. 8:30 (NBC) Skolsky from Holly wood, KOO, KOA, KOW; Meakln's Musical News, KPO. (CBS) Hawllan Moon Casino, KNX. 8:45 (NBC) Agriculture Today, KOO; Norsemen Quartet, KOA. 8:00 (CBS) KoatelaneU Oroh., KNX. KOIN, KSL. (NBO) Mualcal Comedy Hits, KOO, KOA: Reporter, KPO. 6:15 (NBC) California on Parade, KPO; Beaux Arts Trio, KOW. 8:30 (NBO) Thrills, KPO, KFI, KOW; Minstrel Show, KOO, KOA. (CBS) Tlsh, drsma, KNX. 6:45 (CBS) Drama, KOIN. (NBC) Political Talk, KOO. t 7:00 (NBC) Hit Parade, KPO, KOW. KFI; Concert Petit. KOO, KOA. (CBS) Oang Busters, drama, KNX, KSL, KOIN. 7:15 (NBO) Nola Day, KOA; Dance Hour, KOO. 7:30 (CBS) Hobby Lobby. KNX, KSL, KOIN. (NBC) Waits Interlude, KOO, KOA. 7:45 (NBO) I Want a Divorce, sketch, KPO, KFI, KOW. 8:00 (NBO) Amos and Andy. KPO, KOW, KFI; Land of Whatsit, KOO, KOA, KEX. (OBS) Poetlo Melodies, KSL; Scsttergood Balnes , KNX, KOIN. 8:15 (NBC) Lum and Abner, KOO, KOA, KEX; Uncle Kara, KPO, KFI, KOW. (CBS) Boak Carter, KNX, KSL, KOIN. 8:30 (CBS) Eddie Cantor, KNX, KSL, KOIN. (NBO) Olsen and John son. KPO. KFI, KOW; News, KOO, KOA. 8:48 (NBO) Ardsn's Oroh., KOO. 8:00 (NBO) Town Hall, KPO, KFI, KOW; Busses Orch, KEX; Melody Tme, KOO. (CBS) Csvsloade of America, KNX, KSL, KOIN. 8:15 (NBC) Buase's Orch., KQO, KOA. 0:30 (CBS) Bob Crosby's Orch. KNX. (NBC) Hlnes Orch, KOO, KOA. 8:45 (CBS) Bob Crosby's Orch., KSL. 10:00 (NBC) Castle's Orch., KOO, KOA: Richfield Reporter, KPO, KFI, KOW. (CBS) Bom Hayes, news, KNX 10:15 (NBC) Three Cheers, KPO. KOW, KFI: Castle's Oroh, KJR (CBS) Your Witness, KNX, KOIN, KSL. 10:30 -(NBC) Orler's Orch, KOO, KOA, KEX; Klmbsll'a Orch, KPO, KOW. 11:00 (NBC) Relchman's Orch., KOO. KOA. (CBS) Ted Flo-Rlto's OO, OA. (CBS) Ted Fto-Rlto'e Orch, KNX, KSL, KOIN. Town Sets Up Co-ops. QUANAH. Tex. ( UP) Quanah Is far ahead of southwest towns In the present trend toward co-operation. The town has a co-operative filling station, lumber yard, feed store, farm implement store, grain elevator and cream station. Degas was both a sculptor and a .painter. He was known best for his 1 painting of ballet da r era, . QUINTS CAREFREE WHILE SAVANTS DISCUSUOTURE Closer Contact With Life, Method of Education. Continuation of Publio Display Moot Questions By Mary Elizabeth Plummer. CALLANDER, Nov. 3. -(AP) The Dlonne quintuplets sang "Marlbor ough Oolng to War" and heard the story of the "Little Red Hen" today, oblivious to the fact that great scien tific minds were pondering their fu ture. When shall they be brought in closer contact with life as It Is lived? How shall they be educated when they get beyond their present nur sery-school stage? Shall they con tinue to be shown to the publlo, which comes thousands of miles to see them from behind a screen- and takes away pebbles as souvenirs from the nursery grounds? No Immediate Change. Those were questions discussed by biologists, medical experts and edu cators as "the Dlonne qultuplet spe cial" took them away from the pins and birch clad slopes of Callander after a trek from a Toronto confer ence of the quints' progress. No Immediate changes are contem plated in the qulnta' regime, but these plans are under consideration: 1. The building of a school near the nursery, where the five sisters would be educated along with a group of other children who are phy slcslly fit and stimulating. 3. The acquisition of more land near the nursery so the qulnta would have freer range. Dr. Allan R. Dafoe also told the scientists the qulnta' guardians "are looking forward hopefully to the tin when the Dlonne family will all be under one roof. Companionship Needed. "Just when that will be." ne said, "we cannot say at present, but that is the goal toward which w are striving." Deputy Minister of Education Dun can McArthur of Ontario expressed hope that the school would be built, and that other ohlldren would be ed ucated along with the quintuplets. The question of showing the qulnta to the publlo Is a problem more Immediate than their future schooling, some expert believed, Visitors have a tendency to ex claim, "The dears," or "Hello, Ma rie," although sings hanging around the playground command, "silence." Dr. Dafoe, the quints' medical guardian, said the sisters have very alight tendency to play to thh gallery once in a while, and turn around and throw kisses. More land, ha feels so the puMie would see them at a little greater distance might solve the problem- Contacts Advisable. Dr. Frank N. Freeman of the Uni versity of Chicago, said after the con ference, "My feeling is that If it can be brought about, these children should have more contacts cartte- larly with older children. "They have had unusual physical care, but they haven't had older children to set them the pattern of more advanoed thjngs they can do. As it is, iney meet omy people whose responses they know. They dont have to meet any new people.' In that way, they're over-protected. It Is a good thing for young children to meet strange people." Ho said he thought the qulnta should go to a modern school where they will be associated with other children." Thompson Creek THOMPSON CREEEK, Nov. . (Spl.) Clarence Oassaway has pur chased a pounding and grinding ana chine and Is now prepared to paawd and grind hay and grain. Mrs. Leater Baldeston wis Atfng the school censna of Thompson Creek school the past week. Vera! Sterns visited Delbert Ross, October 36. Thompson Creek school had a Hal lowe'en party October 37. Welnsra, buns and fruit were served, alter which games were played. There were 40 present. Elmer Ross' niece and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Goodman, from Medford are visiting the family. Frank Decker Is enjoying a visit with his father and two brothers, with their families, from Callflrnla. Charles Horton, who has been liv ing on the Jordan plaoe, has moved for the coming year to what Is known a the Kendall place. Cheater Balderaton came home from Oreota Pass, where he has been work ing In the timber, with what he fears Is a broken ankle, caused ny a oable with tongs attaohed, breaking and snapping back and hitting him. Mr. Millard, who has been living on the Pierce place, I moving to Klamath Falls, snd Mr. Hlnes of Ash land, the father of Mlaa Wanda Hlnes. Thompson creek school teaoher, will occupy the property vacated by Mr. Millard. Clarence Oassaway made a trip to William creek with hi truck to bring back a couple of cattle that had fol lowed Mr. Lltchen'a cattle home from the range. Mrs. Anderson Me had the pleasure of a visit with her niece, Jewel Cor um of Silver Lake, Or, October 39, after which Mrs. Coram motored on to Ashland where sh attended teach ers' institute. Pbone 843 . well haul a way reear rjtfu. Ciq J-alr-T ,