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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14. 1940.
ANNUAL 4-H FAIR
AT COURT HOUSI
ON AUGUST 22-23
County Club Agent Francis
Announces Final Plans for
Exhibits and Contests
Mountain Victim Rescued
Final plans are being made
for the county 4-H home eco
nomics fair which will be held
in the courthouse auditorium,
open to the public, August 22
and 23, L. E. Francis, county
club agent, (aid today. Unusu
ally active interest, said Mr
Francis, Is being evidenced by
club members and leaders in
the fair, which provides classes
for all of the divisions of cook
ing, sewing, canning, homemak
ing, room improvement. For
estry and woodworking exhibits
are also included in the fair.
Premiums are being offered
for ten places in each class and
It is anticipated that there will
be at least ISO club members
participating and more than 200
exhibits entered.
The fair this year is being
sponsored for the first time by
the Business and Professional
Women's club of Mcdford, and
one of the highlights of the fair
will be the trophy which Is being
presented by the club as an
award for the outstanding 4-H
home economics club that par
ticipates in the fair. The award
will be made on the following
basis: Percent exhibiting 200
points, exhibit scores 100 points,
Judging 100 points, demonstra
tion 100 points.
In addition to the regular
classes there will be special con
tests in cooking, clothing and
canning judging, style revue,
bread baking and dollar dinner.
These various activities offer the
club members additional oppor
tunity to participate In activ
ities in connection with their
projects. Each contest has as
top award a trip to the state fair
where the teams and Individuals
will represent Jackson county
in statewide contests.
Judges for the 4-H home eco
nomics fair will be Miss Helen
Cowgill, assistant state club
leader, who will Judge all ex
hibits, the ctyle revue, the dem
onstrations and bread baking
contest; and Mrs. Kenneth Fitz
gerald, who will act as Judge of
the dollar dinner contest.
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WENDELLWILLK1E
Festivities in Former Indiana
Home Town to Start at
10 A. M. Saturday.
Anne Cedarquist. 22. Shelton. Wash., chemist, who fell io
a three-foot ledge while climbing lofty Ml. Shuksan. is shown
as she was rescued after being marooned 22 hours. H. Carl
Boyer. of Seattle, one of Miss Cedarquist's companions, sum
moned aid. while Faye Piank, third member of the party.
stood guard.
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TO FORT DOUGLAS
Hamilton Field, Marin County.
Calif., Aug. 14. (U.R Col. John
F. Curry, commanding officer of
the U. S. army airbasc ho-p, to
day recelvcil r.rdcrj (j 'Iranc:
practically his entire command
to Fort Dougles, 'Jta'.i, on Sep
tember 1.
The order, amplifying pre
vious announcements of tiic war
department, called for transfer
of the seventh bombardment
squadron of heavy bombers, the
88th reconnaisance squadron,
and the fifth air base squadron,
an administrative detail. In all,
160 officers and 1558 men were
affected.
Corvallls, Ore., Aug. 14. W)
A program of greater con
sumption for farm products
rallier than a system of ration
ing should be agriculture's aim
in a totul defense plan for the
United States, M. L. Wilson, for
mer under secretary of agri
culture, said today.
Elwood, Ind., Aug. 14. (IP)
Details of the program Incident
to Wendell L. Willkie's accept
ance of the Republican presi
dential nomination Saturday
were announced today.
The climax of the program
comes at 3 p. m. (Central Stand
ard Time) when Willkie is no
tified formally of his nomina
tion by Rep. Joseph W. Martin.
Jr., of Massachusetts, national
chairman, and delivers his ad
dress of acceptance.
The day's festivities will be
gin at 10 a. m. with a four-hour
entertainment in Callaway park,
site of the acceptance.
Arrive at Noon.
The nominee and his party
will arrive at noon by special
train from Rushville, Ind. He
is due to reach Rushville Thurs
day night and remain there un
til Saturday morning. He and
Mrs. Willki-; will visit her moth
er, Mrs. Cora Wilk, and he will
probably visit his five farms in
Rush county.
After Willkie's arrival here
he will be greeted by members
of the Summit American Legion
post No. 19 of Akron, .O., of
which he was once commander.
Then th nominee's party will
motor to the high school for a
brief program. Mayor George
M. Bonham will welcome Will
kie and introduce Senator James
J. Davis of Pennsylvania, for
mer Elwood city clerk. Davis
will introduce the nominee.
While the Willkie party pro
ceeds to the park, members of
the state ticket will be intro
duced there by Arch N. Bob
bitt, Indiana GO P. chairman.
Hallsck to Preside.
As Willkio reaches the speak
ers' platform at 3 p. m a band
will play "Back Home Again in
Indiana."
Rep. Charles A. Halleek of
Rensselaer, Ind., who nominat
ed Willkie at the national con
vention, will preside. After Dr.
William Lowe Bryan, preside nt
emeritus of Indiana university,
pronounces the Invocation, John
Trapped by Film
re
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Mrs. Elsie Feinstein (above).
, claimed she did not know the
I men accused of killing her hus
j band, but she was held in $25.-
000 bail in New York on per
j Jury indictments when a mo-
lion picture film presented by
: the prosecutor's office showed
I her on a Florida beach with
! defendants Charles Workman
and Albert Tannebaum. accused
I members of Murders Inc.
AIR BASE SOUGHT
restricted defensive area off
Pearl Harbor. This brought to
26 the number of such arrests,
all fishermen, within the last
six months.
All except official vessels
have been warned repeatedly to
remain clear of the restricted
Closing tun tor Too Late to Clu- y
tirr Adi ulJOpm.
Salem. Ore.. Aug. 14. (UP)
Sen. Rufus Holman, R., Ore.,
today wired Secretary of State
Earl Snell that the federal gov
ernment would establish an air
depot somewhere in the north
west east of the Cascades.
Snell presented the telegram
to the board of control, the in
dividual members of which
pledged their personal aid in
attempting to get the base for
eastern Oregon.
At the present time California
has four air bases, Washington
has two and Oregon has none.
Holman'i telegram did not say
how much would be spent on the
base but some of the board mem
bers said that they had heard
the depot would comprise pur
suit, bomber, supply and labora
tory facilities.
More 'Japs Nabbed
Off Pearl Harbor
Honolulu, Aug. 14. (JP) It
was disclosed today that three
more alien Japanese had been
arrested yesterday within the
Charles Thomas will sing "God j
Bless America." I
Rep. Martin will advise Will-
kie of his nomination for the!
presidency and the nominee will
respond.
"The Star Spangled Banner,"
following the benediction by the
Rt. Rev. Francis Noll, bishop of
the Fort Wayne Catholic dio
cese, will conclude the program.
Canada Will Take
Firearms Census
Victoria, B. C. Aug. 14.
(CP) A census of all rifles and
shotguns in British Columbia
under the national arms regis
tration will begin Thursday, At
torney General Gordon Wismer
announced today.
Where an application is not
approved, the owner must sur
render his weapon within ten
days.
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