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TlfEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY, MAT 30, 1941.
EIGHTH GRADERS
OF JACKSON CO.
300 in Ashland Program
Dean Jewell Advises Work
Hard at Favorite Activity
"Pick out th thine you'd
rather do than play and do it
better than anyone else and
you'll be one of the world's
great men." Thli wai the way
Dean J. R. Jewell of University
of Oregon, epitomized his ad
vice of 300 eighth grade grad
uates of Jackson county who
assembled at the Junior high
school In Ashland yesterday
morning to receive their dip
lomas. The dean, often completing
his thought with gestures car
rying more meaning than
words, dug back into the potato
patch of his own boyhood for
slmilles to drive home the point
to his young listeners.
He told of his dislike of hoe
ing potatoes growing under
clods in the corral under Kan
sas heat, and of the Joy he
found in digging a cave in the
same heat, thus pointing to the,
necessity of the individual do
ing the thing he enjoys most
Bameness Not Aim
"Education in Oregon today
Is not trying to make every
body alike," he said. "It is
helping to give every boy and
girl chance to do better what
is normally expected of him
He told of his college roommate
who persisted in whistling and
was expelled, only to whistle
his way. into the concert halls
of Europe. The dean said he
once expelled Bob Burns of
radio fame from the University
of Arkansas for not getting his
lessons. The dean chose "The
Elements of Success" as his
topic, the same used by a United
States senator at the time of
the dean's own eighth grade
graduation in Kansas.
C. R. Bowman, county school
superintendent, speaking briefly
before presenting the diplomas,
classified education in four di
visions. First is the place of
inquiring minds in the grade
school, he said; next the ad
venture In high school of find
ing what one would rather do
than play; third, specializing In
college; and last, finding one
self in life.
Theo. J. Norby, superintend
ent of schools In Ashland, deliv
ered the address of welcome to
the crowd filling the auditorium.
Invocation was given by the
Rev. J. R. Turnbull of the First
Baptist church In Ashland, and
the Rev. Geo. W. Bruce of the
Ashland First Methodist church
gave the benediction. Selections
were rendered by the orchestra
of the Rogue River high school,
directed by Edward C. Root.
Trio Outstanding.
The proud young graduates
were presented their diplomas
in their school groupings. Two
students, Ferney McKibben of
Howard and Elmer Kyle of Table
Rock received special recogni
tion as top ranking pupils in the
county. Jack Richey of Apple
gate was recognized for meritor
ious achievement.
Provolt pupils were r.ot pres
ent, having attended exercises in
Grants Pass.
The complete list of graduates
follows:
Jacksonville Graham. Ruby
Viola: Smeti. Arlene Eliose; Hln
kle. Leora Ellen; Hackert. Del
bert: Smith, Jark B.; Conley,
Edllh Lyle; Niedermeyer, Char
lotte Anne; Brown, Pauline
June: Whitney, Violet Ann: Zat
tlin, Mildred Irene; Smith, Clara
Louise; Campbell, Charles Wil
liam: McGlnty. Paul Phllio: Mc-
Intyre, Luella Marie; Eek, John
William; Lawrence, Ethel Mar
garet; Hueners, Katherine Lor
raine; Severson, Thelma Delores;
McKee. Doris Marcene; Kent.
Mary Lou; Brown, Helen: Pur-
sell. Barbara Jean: Coffman. At
fred; Tire, Eudora Mae; Johnson
Ethel Mae: Allen, Lula Mae.
Griffin Creek Gurhes, Juan-
Ita Aftnn: Kornstad, Milton Arn
old: Edwards, Earl; Colbaugh.
Eionald M.; Meadows, Jerry Pres
Von; Green, Mahala Beatrice;
Lindgren. Ruth Josephine: Lowe.
Merle Elmer; Sttirgill, Richard
Earl; Hall. Glenn N : Cared. Dor
othy Jean: Maddox. Barbara
Marie: Childs. Ruth Nadine.
Ruch - Sterling Kitchen.
Archie. Lee. Jr.; Wall, Elsie Jean:
King, Marcella Mae; Woods.
James: Fiabcork, Eleanor Jovce;
Kusel, Helen; Meals. Phyllis Mi
Tin: Bowden, Glen William.
Thoenix Williams, Rhoda
Mott; Wright, Marilyn; Wilson.
Beverly Jean; Zulauf, Dwigtit;
Cantway, Jacqtile; Wright. John
Clarence: Harris. Faye: Taylor,
Clinton Lester; Hit. Ralph Lau
rence; Lawson, Mildred Irene;
Ellison, Don: Shafer, Richard
Lee; Blore, Johnnie Leslie: Ram
try, Nellie; Walker, Joe; Bogart.
Vivian.
Central Point Coleman, Anna
Dale; Huston, Lord; Krupp. Bev
erl.n Jean; Finley, Margaret Al
ene: Culbertson. Brant Marion;
McCoy, Jack; Wilson. Dean; Hil
key, Ilene M.; Weidman. Muriel;
White, Velma Lee; Jones, Jim-
IMPROVING-rrltiKrels.
ler, M above), renowned vio
linist who suffered a skull
fracture In a New York traffic
accident. Is Improving. He was a
captain In the Aastrlan army
during the first World Wsr.
my; Polndexter, Jim; Heath, Ra
vonda Ellen; Love, James Albert;
Bohnert, Don; Williams, Mar
garet Arglee: Mang, Donald
Fredrick; Childress, Dale; Lull,
Robert Gordon.
Nell Creek Kerby, Merle
Roxie.
Eagle Point Bushnell, Joy La
Dene; Crowl, Robert Cleo; Car
ter, David; Arens, Arnold (Bud
dy) Ray; Campbell, Margie Ma
rie; Waddell, Glenn William;
Carmean, Vernon M.; Mulhollen,
Vivian Wanda; Wright, Dorothy
Marie; Smith, Barbara Ellen;
Kubli, Leon.
Lone Pine Robinson, Charles
Franklin; Yocom, Ruth Barbara;
Sprague, John Clarence; Stacy,
Charles Dean; Moubray, Betty
May; Poutre, Dolores Maureen;
Miller, Opal Evaline; Nordstrom,
Gladys Verone.
Antelope Blgham, Clara
Mae; Yorton, Bernett.
Willow Springs Wooton. Vio
let Marie.
Agate Wooldridge, Joyce; Li-1
bolt, Leo Charley; Magnus, Nor-'
man Delbert.
Antloch Black, Billy; Mor-1
ton, Dan. i
Lake Creek Kllngle, Jack F.;
Damon, Lillian; Damon, Lee. i
Sams Valley Korner, Rich
ard; Prams, Mildred; Findlay,
Marian Lenore; YV a n g e r I n,
George Fredrick; Tresham, Bet
ty Lou; Bennett, Jack Ray.
Talent Jones, Jackie; Shu
mate, Marvene; Kyniston, Ar
thur Roland; Graham Alvlnc; ;
Reld, Leonard; Hartley, Wesley :
George; Walty, Jack; William. !
Muriel; Hcrvcy, Dick; Welburn,
Donald; Hervey, Gloria Laberta;
Welburn, Lowell.
North Phoenix Stevens, Ar
lene; Imhausen, Earl.
Provolt Messinger, Betty
Lorea; Whitsett, Doris Helen;'
Roberts, Lucy Myrtle. I
Rogue River Vreeland, Fred-!
erick Van Busklrk; D u n 1 a p i
Jeanne Anne; Moore, Rozclla
Collean; Marshall, Claude Sum-:
ner; Price, Robert Leroy; Lehr-i
mann, James William; Vainer,
Robert Dale; Simmons, Loren
Keith; McKenzle. Asa; Freel,
Helma Irene: Edwards, Betty
Mae; Diess, Frederick Lindsay;
Magcrle. George Grant: Breed
ing, Dora May; Gordon, Joyce:
Randleman, Randolph.
Meadows Lucas, Clarence.
Brownsboro Stratum, Clar
ence Walter; Wilson, John Jr.;
Culbertson, Evelyn Irene; Allen,
Donald Henry; Hayward, Clar
ence W.; Blaess, Lorraine; John
son, Donald Eugene; Johnson,
Raymond H.
Applegate Wallls, Bobby,
Davis. Silas; Richey, Jack; Cor-
bin, Elenore E.; Kubli, Norman
Edward; Met, Elinor Morine,
Surran, Wesley.
Lost Creek Hoefft, June;
Nussbaum, Billy; Vieaux, Dor
othy.
Table Rock Kyle, Elmer S.;
Sage, Dan; Brenner, Shirley
Jeanne; Howsley, Marjorie.
Trail Cushman, Lee; Warner,
Leona; Shough, Hazel Virginia;
McCoy, Grace.
Wagner Creek Morrow, Bet
ty Jo; Hayes, Natalie May.
Gold Hill Hayes, Katherine
Nlomi; Burton, Robert Eugene:
Andrus, Mary Elizabeth; Kile,
Raymond; Davis, Wallace; Pontz,
Albert; Frost, Eileen Lois; Elder,
Donald Roy; Moore, M a r 1 y s
Yvonne; Smith, Harry; Smith,
Holland; Hancock, Fred Warren.
Prospect Thompson, Eliza
beth; Baxtan, Tryal; Middle
busher, Max; Waddell. Wills Lea;
Stanley, Robert Miller; Rupe,
Doris; Robertson, Anna Mae;
Robertson, Vean Elmer; Neville,
Dee; Clarke, Delpha.
Evans Valley Clark, Lorenza
Kent: Tracer, Lucille Mary; Mil
ler, Lucille Marion; Thompson.
Donald Stealle; Lee, Stanley
Malcolm; Raber, Lester; Dimick,
Donald Benjamin.
Wutkins Rathbone, Sadie.
Oak Grove Gardner, Fred;
Cleaves, Vernon Dale: O'Con
nell, James; West, Stanley Mar
vin; Britton, William Barry; Cox,
Joyce; Farley, Dorothy Jean;
Cox, Lewis; Lillie, Carol Emma;
Wolf, Richard Lee; Gober, Lola
Ella; Blass, Maxine.
Anderson Creek Wienecke,
Fr E.
fclk Creek Geary, Dorothy;
Mullen, Raymond A.; Parton,
James Donald; Frcy, Eva La
Verne; Young, Ray Donald;
Geary, Norman Jefferson: Ash,
Bennle; Bedlngfleld. Wilda Ma
rian; Sinclair, Inei Elizabeth.
Beaver Creek Nichols, James
Kay; Lee, Arlee H.
Little Applegate Porter.
Louis Lee.
Shady Cove Akin, Annette;
Myers, Jollle; Myers, Georgia;
Abel, Roberta.
Butte Falls Baker. Donald;
Stephenson, Dorland; Scott, Don
ald; Ellis, Elva Louise; Ellis,
Evelyne; Ellis, Robert LeRoy;
Ellis, Dama Arlene; Cook, Roy
Albert; Smith, Mary; Fleming,
Bill.
North Pinehurst House, Mar
jorie; Patterson, Gerald.
Spring Creek Miller, Bobby;
Close, Melvin; Close. Lorraine.
West Side Gerhardt, Charles;
Leach, Adrienne.
Fern Volley Lewis, Robert
Milton; Ferns, Marian Harriet;
Bryant, Alice Leone; Kantor,
Josephine; Ferns, Lloyd Thomas;
Johnson, Auriole Lorraine.
Howard McKibben, Ferney;
Peyton, Marlene; Mitchell, Nelda
Jean; Hampel. Dorothy Mae:
Glenn, Dorothy Jewell; Palen,
Kenneth; Storm, Helen Eunice;
Robertson, Milmer W.: Pleyer.
James Everette; Weston, Sadie
Adaire; Peterson, Melvin; Funk,
Robert: Nelson, Sydney Guest;
Hukill, Elwin R. (Buddy); Gan-
neid, Jlmmie; Clutter, Juonita
Mae; George, Mary Elizabeth.
BLOCKADE RUNNER IS
ACCOSTED BY BRITISH
London, May 29. W) The
German freighter Lech, 3.290
tons, trying to run the British
blockade from a South Amer
ican port to occupied France,
has been intercepted by a Brit
ish s h I p, the admiralty an
nounced today.
"Stop" Means That
Salt Lake City, Utah (U.R
Traffic police In Salt Lake City
believe in enforcing the law to
the letter.' An 18-year-old youth
was haled Into court for falling
to stop at a stop sign. He plead
ed guilty and was fined 50
cents. The fine was low because
the youth was riding a bicycle.
Americans have increased the
average life Insurance protec
tion per family from $1,125 in
1917 to nearly $4,000 today.
Curb Service
BEGINS TODAY!
AT THE
MsA.
Yes, starting TODAY courteous attendants will serve
your favorite beverages or delicious foods AT YOUR
CAR . . . You'll like this friendly tray service won't
you try it?
Cfl
FREE SOUVENIR
Vni.lt They Uit.
For Tray Service pat
rons Today and Saturday.
-Ir-, ---tinit antir-"1- ' -
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5k;
.1
"What do ioti know
about tHisl"
MWlidt...qot Mowrname
in trie paper?"
MNo..trie First National
is lending moneti on
life insurance policies
at half tlie rate charqed
bij insurance companies."
"Let's I could use
that extra cash!"
Anq Bra rich
The First National Bank of Portland
Merchants of Credit for over 75 Hears
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MANNS
STORE CLOSED TODAY, DECORATION DAY
Men's Tailored
SLACKS
We're specialising In Slacks
this summer and like other
good stores throughout the
land are featuring Gabar
dines in cool Tans, Greens
and Smart Browns. Better
get a pair tomorrow. They
are
$65.0
Men's Sport
COATS
Hera's the high-spot el your
summer wardrobe. Full chest
ed Sport Coats in tha popular
single breasted drape models.
Your choice of finely tailored
Tans, Greens and Blues.
Priced from
$109.5.o$149.5
o
JANTZEN
SwimTrunks
Mm
Youll onoy every swim this
summer II your Swim Trunks
are Jantsens. These popular
garments come in all tha new
fabrics and colors. Trim, fast
and comfortable. Get your
pair tomorrow.
$29.V39.5
Straw Hats Sn all
the new Block and
Colors, $1.95 to $3.95
MANN S
STORE TOR MEN
Here You'll Find What You Want
for Your Vacation... For Casual or
Active Sports Wear!
Slack Sets
Slack Sets must be on your summer shopping list, 1
especially Slacks -like these for here ar tuck-ins
and long jacket styles, fashioned from cool spun
rayons in two-tone and stripe combinations as well
as plain shades of Beige, Blue, Rosa and Navy. Sises
"$1.98 to $3.98
Play Togs
Feminine figure-flattering
Play Clothes from
the Sports Corner. Here
are seersuckers, prints
and sharkskins in one,
two and three piece
styles. Sises 12 to 20.
Children'.
Swim Suits
The Kiddies' Shop gets
in the Swim with Hew
Catalina Swim Suits for
Girls from 2 to 14.
Adorable satin "Lastex"
models in figured asx
plain patterns.
$J98 t0 $598 $!65t0$3
SPORTS
CORNER
SECOND
FLOOR
Swim Suits
Catalina and
Jantzen
Swim Suits that ride the crest
of the fakhion wave! Famous
Jantsens and Catalina Holly
wood models. New Suits fea
turing "Lastex" fabrics. Full
skirts and smart colors. One
and two-piece models.
3.to8.
CAMPUS MAKI-UP
A tfviAK new eonpect flwssoV
acsMprtcrd and tiled Is ft
.young pureet...desifnca' and
, fVti to fierier ycunf faces
j...end sure te bring mott
j youthful loveliness te ell
iCmeus Make-up provides
a velvety, steverreemni found
alien, vhlck veils miner
hnceffecttons and gtvei ewtsfv
Hut. Mtrvrlous lor teens ar
format eccwtora. JO.
Summer Dresses
Brilliantly Styled and Tailored
by XCiuGcm
TOILETRIES SECTION
MAIN FLOOR
Many of Medford's best dressed wom
en are selecting their Summer Frocks
from our "L'Aiglon" line. Here are
smart prints, stripes and solids featur
ing pleats, tucks and fine detailing.
Truly Summer's Smartest Dresses.
Pictured above are two from our
present collection.
$79.8to$109.5
Saturday Sale of New
."Corticelli" Hosiery
Buy plenty of these good-looking full-fashioned
Stockings tomorrow at this Sensational pricel
Here are four-thread Corticelli Chiffons in
smart summer shades. A ringlets hose at a
Bargain price. All sises included in this Special.
Regular 69c Value!
54
C
pr.
Anklets
Women's and Chil
dren s Anklets ia
fine lisle and cot
ton at ISc and 25e
pair. These have
elastic and cuff
tops. Com la all
shades and sises.
15c & 25c