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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 18, 1937)
PAGE FIVE log before the Rotary club, announc LEGION DISTRICT Medford Post No. 1ft. The assembly will draw not only representatives of the various Legion posts in District No. 4, extending as far east as Lake view, but also many state off! ; tali from Portland and upstate. Business session will be held dur ing the day. followed by a banquet and dance at night according to ten tative plans of the local post The auxiliary confernece will be held the same date and preparations are al ready being made to take care of a large attendance. Reports on the recent Armistice day celebration Indicated that it was one of the best staged here in the past 19 years by the local post 18 years by the local post. Commander C. L. MaoDonald thanked all who assisted In making it a success, including not only post members but local patriotic and :lvtc organlratlona. schools, lodges And others who took part In the btg pa rade. Reports on various phases of the celebration were heard from Le gion aires Earl York. Joe Fllegel. O. I. Overmeyer. H. I. Bromley and others. The matter of holding the annual Christmas tree party for local chil dren was brought up by Past Com mander PUege) who spoke of the iup llcatlon of effort by various !lvtc bodies In the past and the advisabili ty of consolidating the activities this year. It was agreed that steps should be taken In the nesr future to co ordinate all such efforts under the head of one orgsnlMtlon. thus assur ing success of the Christmas party and simpltfving the work for all con cerned. The annual custom of cutting Christmas trees along- the scente high way was deplored and It was agreed that some action should be taken to prohibit the practice. urday, Nov. ao. There will b a "radio broadcasting" program to start the entertainment with the atu dents and different members of the community doing the broadcasting. All the different carnival conces sions will be present, even to a hot dog stand. There will also be danc ing In the gym. Everyone t invited to come and have good time. rectors last night. This will be hla sixth term aa round-up president Directors, all of whom were re elected, also renamed other officer: A. L. Powers, vice-president: Roy Rltner. secretary, and Mark Bartbel, treasurer. The 1038 round-up will be nale Sept. is, 18 and IT, It was an nounced. ed two major changes today In the WPA program'. The first withholds the privilege of denying other agencies the release HALF MILLION IN GILT EDGEASSEIS Dionne Babes Self-Supporting and Contribute $100 Month to Family Ex penses Grow With Years of WPA labor If .the labor loss Is not Justified by the sdmlntstrstor or means ft loss to sponsors of WPA projects. The second provides the right to BE STAGED HERE supply a project short of labor with additional labor diverted from an McNARY AGAIN HEADS PENDLETON ROUNDUP other projeot It It la advisable. AT J Mitclcitai CALCUTTA. India. Nov. IR rAPl The annual district conference of the American Leg Ion will be held this year In Medford, convening here De cember 13. according to announce ment at Tuesday night's meeting of The Bengal government today an PENDLETON, Nov. 18. (AP) Dr. W. D. McNary, superintendent of the Eastern Oregon state hospital, was re-elected president of the Pen dleton Round-up association by di Doacke Pewderi nounced tne release of 1000 political prisoners, for whom the Indlsn na PROSPECT. Nov. 18 ffipU Prospect high school Is holdlnu a carnival at the high school gym Sat or temtnimm Ajrsiws. tionalist leader. Mohandas K. Gandhi, Interceded recently. frrEDFCmT) MAIL TRTBITNTC. M"ET)FOT?D, OKEflpy. THURSDAY, IB. 1S37. QU1N KBW YORK. Nov. 18. The Dionne quintuplets have a. htU mil lion doll re In liquid eMete, Dr. Allan It. Dafoe, their medical guardian, said today. And at three years and five montha. they care nothing at all about money --never auk or a nickel or dime. Dr. Dafoe, here for a vacation, said It might be more than ten years be fore they reach the millionaire stage, "because their expenses will be great er from now on." Their assets are hi vested In bonds In the province of Ontario. They not only are self -supporting, but contribute tlOO a month to their family, and In three or four years, probably will pay for a school to be built on their nursery ground. It costs between 91,600 and $1,800 a month to maintain the five girls, their nursery and staff. Dr. Dafoe said. This Includes the salary of two nurses, one teacher, a housekeeper, two maids, three guards for the grounds and a janitor. Dr. Dafoe draws a salary of 1300 a month as medical guardian. Mama and Papa Dionne and the other six children will have- Christ mas dinner with the quints, but there will be no turkey for the five als ters no Ice cream or candy. They've never tasted these dainties. Their nearest approach to Ice cream has been frozen mousse. Dr. Dafoe said one or two of the sisters had "a few doubts" about Santa Claus. because they pulled off his whiskers last year and thought they recognized him. ROOSEVELTLOSES WASHINGTON, NOT. (AP) President Roosevelt's abscessed tooth wae extracted today after hla dentist discovered the Infection could not otherwise be cured. Captln Rose T. Mclntlre, the pree ldents physician, said hla patient still had a half a degree of fever, but predicted that with the tooth out the temperature would go down. Mclntlre Bald the president's con dition had been complicated by an upset stomach, but that this had completely cleared up. The doctor described the abscess around the lower molar as quite large and said It "drained well" Im mediately after the tooth was pulled by Lieutenant Commander Arthur H. Yando, naval hospital dentlat. Mclntlre ordered the president to remain In bed again today. He said U no time had there been anything to "give us any alarm." DAIRY PRODUCTS UP, MILK SUPPLY DOWN WAimOTO. Nov. 18. (AP) Agriculture department economists aid prices of dairy products had Sea up recently In the face of de stines In other commodities, with taw relationship to feed costs favor able) to dairymen. The Improvement was credited to a milk production 4 per cent less thsn t the asms time last year. A higher production than last year was predicted for this winter. Butter and cheese prices higher baa last year were Indicated lor h balsnos of 1887, with a -drop below those of s year before during the first half of 1938. Central Pt. P.T.A. Entertained With Student Program CTNTRAT, POINT, NOT. 18. (8pl.) Regular meeting of Central Point P..T. A. held November U opened with t program by 4th grade pupils under direction of Mrs. Mabel Hen- Thy aang s group of Thanksgiving songs. Pour girls gave a dramatisa tion of a, chapter from "Alice in Wonderland." Mrs. Louts arlmes, who had charge of the Armistice day dinner report ed M8.48 receipts: 119 paid-up mem bers were reported by Mrs. M. A. Adams, who has been untiring dur ing this year's membership drive. Mra. t. C. Paber. publications ehslrman. said she would like o see wrr parent a reader of the Psrent Tearher maar4ne. but so far little Interest. Is being shown. Management of the hot lunches w turned over to the erecutlve committee. The association voted to remodel the kitchen In the grade whool building. Refreshments were served by the first grade mothers. Changes Made In Program Of WPA ASTORIA. NOV. 18. 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