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PAGE FTVE E CLOSES MEDFORD PUPILS AT S.O.N.S. RATE Mai In, Lee Merrlman of Trail, Marie and Marlece McLaren of Rogue River. Rex Roberts of Bend, Dell Is Schad of Elk ton, Ralph Train of Huge Sum Received On Job Insurance SALEM, June 30 (JF) Distribution of Jobless Insurance to Oregon' cov ered unemployment now exceeds $3, 800,000, officials of the state unem ployment compensation commission declared today. Approximately 330.000 checks have been Issued for an av erage of $11.80 per check. The commission has handled 73. 103 original claims, of which 300 wore for workers now living here who ac states. Their claims are cared for un der a reciprocal agreement. WINDOW GLASS - We sell window glass and will replace your broken windows reasonably. Trowbridge Cab inet Works. Trail, and Mollle Warner of Myrtle E SHE WITH Point. Dae Mall Tribune Want Ads. quired their benefit rights In other Dse Mall Tribuntt Want Ads. MEDFORD MAT!, TRfBUNE. MEDFOKD. OT7F.f!0T. THURSDAY. JFXE 30. 1933. Aided Capture of Bandits FEAST ON CHICKEN Nine-Day Self-Imprisonment in Home of Chubby Manu facturer Ends in Grand Manner All Is Merry IRVINGTON. N. T., June 30. (AP) Mrs. Hedi Heusser, the , reed -haired Hungarian love striker, broke her nine-day sell-Imprisonment In the Rollo K. B lan chard rrtansion today. She wen,t to the WMta Plains of fice of her attorney, Mortimer v O'Brien. It was an unexpected break In the routine she has followed since she took up residence In Blanchard's home with the avowed intention of not leaving until he married her. Blanc tard. 48-year-old chubby and bold manufacturer, was not in sight when Mrs. Huesser, his Junior by 20 years, emerged from her retreat. Dresses for Camera She tried on four or fire different hats to get the best pictorial effect for the photographers, and donned lounging pajamas over her dress to give other photographers one more chance to photograph her At her i second-story window. Then she emerged, her face all smiles. Last night Mrs. Heusser entertain ed In the grand manner for the two male detectives and three women guards, assigned to the house by Blanchard. There was chicken, cooked by her self in the Hungarian style. There were drinks and a re-enactment by one of the women and a detective of a newspaper ace aunt of a promoter's Interview in the rain yesterday with Mrs. Heusser. All Very Merry The red-haired Mrs. Heusser loved It. Sometimes she halted the mim icry to correct the woman guard's accent. It was all very, very merry. But when she went to bed at last she apparently was still determined to continue her strike until Blanch ard arrived to claim her as his bride. There was no hint earlier today that she was to depart so abruptly. Mrs. Heusser, divorced from a Swiss, has two children. V. F. W. J in E Crster Lake Poat 1833, Veterans of Foreign Wars, will meet at the Armory Friday at 8 p. nv, as this Is the last meeting before the con vention in Salem. July 9 to 13. A large attendance is desired. Delegates to the convention will be given tneir credentials, and plans for the trip to Salem will be completed. The convention this year will be the biggest ever held by the Vet erans of Foreign Wars In Oregon. The sessions will be held in the new Capitol building. Gov. Chas. Martin, a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, will deliver the ad dress of welcome and take part In the memorial ceremony for departed comrades. The parade, which Is one of the big events of the convention, will have five bands and eight drum corps in line, including the famous Military Order of the Cootie drum corps of Portland. All overseas veterans who have made application for membership In Crater Lake Post 1833 are requested to be present Friday night to re ceive the obligation, as the member ship roster must be completed at this meeting so reports of member ship can be taken to the convention. Members of the Military Order of the Cootie, who are going to the con vention and have not received their equipment, will be Issued their re galia. Refreshments will be served after the meeting by the ladies' auxiliary. 4 Phone 542. We'll haul away your refuse. City Sanitary Service. Use Mali Tribune Want Ads. Comfort New HOTEL BOOMS BATH 555 CLARK in Downtown LOS ANGELES Con venlenoe u anothei ot tering ol tbu hotel W bethel on Dusinesf jt oieasure bent the Hole I CUrfc ma net an ideal 'base ol operations as well t a restful 'billet at the end of the day'i "campaign " Good rood natural! And moderate charge a well as tot room accommodation give fuaaj significance to assuring word COMPORT Slnile from 12-50 Double from 13.50 Fifth and tfUl p. G B MOHBISS. Manager L i 1 Ss" if"-: w These Indiana peace officers, shown with their bullet-riddled car. were In on the kill of one desperado and the wounding of a second, who had terrorized parts of Indlnim and Illinois with gun M re and kidnaping until they rrarhed dead end near DeSelm, III. Left to right: Sheriff Free man Lane of Porter county, Ind.; Officer Howard Winters of Dunes Park Ind.; Cap. C. II. f. 11 M land or Valparaiso, Ind; and Police Chief A. C. Wit ter of Valparaiso, Ind. SOUTHERN OREGON STATE NOR MAL SCHOOL. Ashland, June SO. (Spl.) Honor roll students for the spring quarter at the Southern Ore gon State Normal school totaled 11 with a 3.5 average and 33 with an average of 3.0 or higher. William Westfalt of Ashland and Margaret Weaver of Myrtle Creek received all "A" grades. Grace Andrews, Norman Carothers. Ruth Hoover and Hugh Shurtleff of Medford; Helen Dunn and Kenneth Schilling of Ashland: Helen Knser of Grants Pass, Dorothy Moore of Port land and Roberta Wertz of Central Point were the additional ones with the average of 3.5 or higher. Earning the 3 0 grade point aver age were Ardoth Blair. Roy Carothers. Nondus Jean Rolfe, Dorothy Smith and William Wilson of Medford; Wil liam Bromley. Earle Chamberlain. Marilyn Cristlieb. Ruth Turner Dews, Louise DuBois, Harry Meyers Claudia McLaln, Katherlne Ott, Har old Reedy, Lorraine Stevens and Jean Wlllard of Ashland. Maxlne Emmons and Norman Ham ilton of Marshfleld, Richard D. Han non and PhylllB Porter of Klamath Falls, Donald Barnes, Phoenix, Lyn dall Cain of Oakland, Llbby Jane Hamilton of Central Point, Susie Hutchinson of Days Creek, Laurence Kaiser of Applegate, Anne Kos of "lhroat, get ready,.. here comes Schlitz!" 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