MEDFOKD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON'. TTEDNTSDAY. JTJNT 23. 1941.
PAGE SEVEN
OPTIMISTIC TALK
Constructive Thinking and
Intelligent Action Will
Solve Problems, Is Word
Constructive thinking fol
lowed by Intelligent action will
eventually solve our critical
social and political problems,
Frank Jenkins, editor of the
Klamath Herald and News, told
members of the Medford Rotary
club Tuesday. Rotarians and
guests, assembled at the weekly
luncheon meeting of the club
at the Hotel Medford, heard
Mr. Jenkins score the so-called
"Intelligentsia" and offer the
encouraging prediction that the
"do ye unto others as you would
that others do unto you" spirit
will some day rule human re
lations throughout the world.
The various steps in history,
which have changed the course
of civilization, have been
brought about by simple Ideas
followed by practical action,
reminded his audience. First
the spear gave way to the bow
and arrow, then the wheel was
conceived, bringing with It many
changes In the mode of living.
The steam engine provided a
means of energy supplanting
much of the toll of man and
again the living standards and
ways of life changed. Electric
ity gave further acceleration to
the machine system and added
many comforts to life.
Result of Thought
AH of these were the result
of construction thinking and
wise action, Jenkins pointed
out. Organized social research
will someday be brought to
bear to such an extent that hu
man relationship will advance
just as scientific progress is
made. The simple solution for
strikes and international quar
rels offered by the speaker
called for an application of the
golden rule in dealings between
individuals and between na
tions. H. L. Brown, program chair
man, introduced the speaker.
Following Mr. Jenkins' address,
D. Ford McCormick, president
elect of Medford Rotary Club,
assumed office. A tribute was
paid to Ward Hammond, retir
ing president, for the successful
administration Just completed.
The club has expanded its mem
berfhif and enlarged the scope
of its activities during the past
twelve months under the capa
ble direction of Mr. Hammond.
On board ship American
sailors salute all officers, ex
cept the captain, only the first
time they see them during the
day. The captain, however,
rates a full salute at all times.
A Glass of Good Beer is Like a Symphony
Remember hem music
blends into form and beauty
under the magic of the con
ductor's baton?
I t's U ke th at with beer, the
6ne$t grains, fragrant hops
and purest yeast produce
"Olympia Peifectioo'when
brewed with the waters of
our subterranean wells.
A glass of Olympia Beer,
like a symphony, is an ex
perience to enjoy and to
repeat. Its mild flavor, re
freshing clean taste and
goodness recommend
Olympia as a perfect light
beer for temperate enjoy
ment. It is America's orig
inal light tabic beer!
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That's it exactly. The telephone is such a natural every
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one or, at least, be able to use a telephone conveniently
oear by.
You don't give much thought to it You don't have to
because other people, lots of them, are thinking and
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DININC ON WIN C A plane wine served as luncheon
table for Canada's air marshal, William A. Bishop (third from
eft, facing camera), when he Inspected Consolidated Aircraft
plant In San Ditto. Note circle marking plane for Brilain.
NO SHAKESPEARE 1PLANTS IN OHIO
FETE THIS YEAR
Ashland, June 25. (SpU
Notices recently sent to mem
bers of the Oregon Shakespear
ean Festival association disclos
ed that no festival is being plan
ned for Ashland this summer.
Earlier, tentative plans for a
road trip of Shakespeare plays
were weighed by Director Angus
L. Bowmer.
However, In view of necessity
for unified efforts in southern
Oregon toward securing and
founding the United States army
cantonment on Agate desert, and
the general absorbing Interest
in national defense and allied
subjects, the Ashland dramatic
group will forego presentation
this year.
GIRL SCOUT CAMP .VITAMIN NEEDS
REGISTRY FILLED, FOUND
FOR BOTH WEEKS' BY
Blackouts In Prison
London fP) A light switched
on in a cell by a convict at Lewes
prison led to the governor, Gil
bert Hair, being summoned for a
blackout offense. A police con
stable said that he expressed re
gret and said "we should not be
more exempt than the civil population."
Sentenced To Museum
Colchester, Eng. (U.R) Three
boys aged 10, 11 and 12 who
stole 50 Roman coins from Col
chester Castle museum, were
ordered to spend an hour each
on four Saturday afternoons at
the museum, by the chairman of
the local Juvenile court. The
chairman told them: "You will
realize you can look at the ex
hibits, but not take them away."
Saves Church Money
Colusa. Cal. (U.R) The Colusa
Methodist church was burned
recently and several weeks of
labor was anticipated In razing
the brick walls and ruins. A se
vere rain and wind storm did
the work in a hurry when the
entire facade of the building
fell Inward.
Resants Draft Posting
Cheyenne, Wyo. (U.R Eddie
Whitten, 28, Rock Springs, Wyo.,
had a good reason for wanting
his name removed from the list
of men who failed to answer
draft questionnaires. He was
already in the army.
SET SKY WATCH
Cleveland, O. (U.R) While the
public thrills to hair-raising ad
ventures of comic-strip and
movie "G-men," industrial and
government officials here and In
northern Ohio are working
quietly and efficiently to com
bat espionage and sabotage.
Within the past weeks, one
Cleveland industrial plant has
put up seven miles of high wire
fencing about its vitally import
ant properties.
Two years ago when "fifth
columnist" was a strange new
addition to the American voca
bulary, agents of the federal
bureau of investigation and army
and navy intelligence began sys
tematically to plan protection of
power plants, communication
facilities and defense produc
tion. In Cleveland, they 9re
working closely with the city's
safety department and private
industry.
A full quota of campers has
been registered for both weeks
of Girl Scout established camp
to be held at Lake o' Woods.
August 10 to 25. Council mem
bers in charge of registration
report that a waiting list will
be made for campers and as va
cancies occur girls will be noti
fied. Campers now registered
aie urged to notify the office as
soon as they know of changes
in their plans which will not per
mit their attending camp this
summer.
To date 130 girls are regist
ered with 75 attending each
week. Dining room facilities
and cots limit the number of
campers and staff members to
100. A pioneer unit may be
established and if this arrange
mint is made 10 additional reg
istrations can be received.
Girls are grouped to form
camping unit according to their
aiges in the following classifica
tion: Ten and 11 years, gypsy
unit: 12 and 13 years in forest
ers' group; 14 to 18 years In pir
ate unit.
From four to six counsellors
are assigned to each group aver
aging one counsellor for each
five girls at the camp.
Purse String Shift
Sacramento, Cal. (U.R) The
old adage about women controll
ing the purss strings does not
hold true in connection with pur
chase of automobile license
plates, the California department
of motor vehicles has found.
Although more than one-third
of the 3.500.000 persona licensed
to drive automobiles In Califor
nia are women, fewer than 20
per cent of the license plates
are purchased by the fair sex.
Chicago (U.R More than four
per cent of the population never
heard of a vitamin and 8'i per
cent does not know a protein
from a carburetor. Therefore,
experts on nutrition agree that
people should allow science
not their appetite to govern
diet.
A nationwide survey shows
that 48 per cent of the people
admit the scientific diet Is better,
but 40 per cent still hold out for
the decision of their stomachs.
Science as a food selector is ad
vised by 58 per cent of the
doctors. 84 per cent of the den
tists, and 85 per cent of the home
economics teachers.
Other facts brought to light by
the survey are:
Only 30 per cent of the people
actually do something to insure
getting sufficient vitamins.
Only three-tenths of one per
cent of all doctors say that fish
if orain rood. J
Rural nennl eat fhr iimmm
as much meat as those in the
city.
In voting for the most tasty
foods, 35.7 of the people chose
meat, 21.7 chose leafy vege
tables. Forty-one per cent of the men
named meat as their favorite
food. Women are divided be
tween meat and vegetables aa a
favorite.
Old Library
Greenwood, Ark. U.B Ed
O'Roark, of Sebastian county.
Is the possessor of what Is said
to be the oldest library in Ark
ansas and one of the oldest In
the United States.
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"I've
Just Bought a Car - On Credit!"
IT'S EASY TO BUY THINGS "ON TIME"
IF YOU MAINTAIN A GOOD CREDIT RATING
Prompt payment of bills Insures a food credit
w rutins. A rood credit ratine tntores your belnt
abla to buj anything yon want on extended
tlma payment!, lie aure thla conrenlenre la
nrrrr reluard joa. ray bllla on the 10tt of the
month.
RETAIL CREDIT
ASSOCIATION
of MEDFORD
The CREDIT of com
munity raflecta the
THRIFTINESS oi her
citiiens. A city with
GOOD CREDIT la a
good place In which to
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Railroader To Travel
Albany. N. Y. (U.R) As a New
York Central railroad engineer
George F. Murphy has traveled
approximately 1.000.000 miles
equivalent to 400 times around
the earth's equator. But he still
enjoys train riding. The Mur
phys plan two trips this summer.
Immobolises Patrolman
Fort Worth. Tex. (U.R) Motor
cycle Patrolman D. H. Johnson
grinned sheepishly as he entered
detectives' office to report that
a prowler had broken Into his
home. 'The thief stole my
pants," he complained.
Barge Brings Windfall
Greenhllls. R. I. (U.R) Great
was the rejoicing along this
shore when the beached barg
Kathcrine Howard broke up ar
spewed 900 tons of coal on II
sands to solve the heating pio
lems of many families.
Peace Commemorated
Medicine Lodge, Kaa. (U.R)
The Kansas State Historical s
ciety and the State Highwa
commission dedicated a marke
here commemorating the sign
ing of an Indian peace treaty
here in 1887.
I Home
V Buyers J
Ample Funds Are
available here at low coit to
purchase, construct or improve
Jackson County Federal
savings & loan association
126 East Main
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