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ITEDFORD MATTi TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1941
PR. HAYES SPEAKS
AT MEDICAL MEET
Dr. Jamei C. Hayes of Med
ford will be a member of the
panel board dlscuuing "The Re
lation of the Surgeon to the
State Industrial Accident Com
mission" when doctors of the
state meet In Portland Septem
ber 2 to 8 for the 67th annual
session of the Oregon State Med
ical society.
Panel discussion are an inno
vation at this year's meeting.
The session will again stress
postgraduate study with out
standing doctors of the United
States going to Portland to ad
dress the state medics.
Leading the list of guest
speakers will be Dr. Frank H.
Lahey, Boston, president of the
American Medical association,
who will discuss developments
in medicine and surgery.
Sessions will be held on the
campus of the University of
Oregon medical school.
EAGLESOBSERVE
AERIE BIRTHDAY
The fifteenth anniversary of
the Installation of the Crater
Lake Aerie, Fraternal Order of
Eagles, will be celebrated at the
lodge hall on North, Front street
Sunday, according to plans an
nounced by the worthy presi
dent, Ray Marks.
The Yreka chapter of the
Eagles will be guests of honor
at the birthday party, Marks
aid, because it was the Yreka
chapter that installed the Med-
ford group.
All Eagles clubs in the district
are Invited to attend the birth
day party, and it is anticipated
that a large number will attend.
Radio Highlights
FOR NEEDY LADY
An urgent appeal for clothes
for a woman in dire want was
made today by Adjutant Charles
K. Cox, head of the Salvation
army here.
The woman needs a dress and
underwear of size 44 or 46. Any
one having such apparel to don
ate may leave it at the Salvation
army hall, Fourth and Bartlett
streets, or telephone the Salva
tion army, 4230, and It will be
called for.
EIGHT EINED EOR
By C. E. Butterlield
(Time is Pacific Standard)
New York, Aug. 27 A '
(The special News Service)
The NBC-blue network Is can
celling previously-scheduled pro
grams for the lS-minute period
at 2:30 p. m. Thursday to make
possible a broadcast by Lieut.
Gen. Benjamin Lear, who fig
ured in the recent "yoo-hoo" in
cident. He Is to discuss matters
of morale and the forthcoming
war maneuvers In Arkansas and
Louisiana at 27th division head
quarters, Prescott, Ark.
Listening tonight: ine war
3 MBS; 3:15 NBC-red; 3:45 NBC-
blue; 4 MBS; 4:55 CBS; 5 15
MBS; 5:30 NBC-blue; 6 MBS;
6:45 CBS; 8 NBC. CBS; 8:30
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NBC-blue; 7 MBS: 8 MBS; 9:45
NBC; 10 MBS; 11:55 CBS, MBS;
12:55 o. m.. NBC-blue; 2:25
NBC-red; 2:45 CBS, NBC-blue.
Eight local automobile drivers
either paid fines or posted bail
on traffic violation charges in
city police station the past few
days.
Joan R. Demmlng was fined
$5 for failure to stop at a stop
street, Merritt HIttle was fined
$2.50 for parking in an alley,
Glenn G. Stevenson was fined
$2.50 for double parking, Mrs.
H. D. McCaskey was fined $2.50
for the same offense, Robert L.
Herrin posted $5 bail for driving
without an operator's permit,
Elbert Robinson posted $2.59
ball for double parking without
a driver In the driver's seat.
Elbert Robinson posted $2.50
bail for having no operator's
license and Thomas S. Johnston
posted $2.50 bail for double
parking.
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Impacts Lieut.-Col. E. W.
Harbcck. Jr., made an inspec
tion of the air corps detachment
at Medford municipal airport
this morning. He arrived from
Pearson field, Vancouver, Wash.,
and left for Sacramento, Cal.
With him In his Northrop attack
plane was Master Sgt. R. Peck.
Col. Harbeck Is air corps Inspec
tor of the ninth corps area.
At Airport Arrivals today at
Medford municipal airport in
cluded MaJ. E. A. Slrmyer and
Master Sgt. W. B. Berg, en route
from Pearson field, Vancouvei
Wash., to iwcramento, Cal., In a
Northrop attack plane: and Capt.
T. Matthew and Staff Sgts. F.
H. Miller and R. Phillips., Fort
Lewis, Wash., to Oakland, Cal.
In a North American observa
tion plane.
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POLICE ROUND-UP
El
Ma). Lindsay M. Applegate,
from the utilities section of the
zone 9 quartermaster's office at
San Francisco, and Earl L
Kemp, from the legal division of
the utilities section, were In
negotiation here today with
executives of the California Ore
gon Power company and were
t negotiate tomorrow with the
Medford Corporation regarding
its railroad facilities to the pro
posed army cantonment here.
The two men are negotiating
preliminaries merely to save
time if establishment of the pro
posed camp should be author
ized, explained Capt. Theron W.
Bean, constructing quartermas
ter.
State police made SI arrests
in two traffic checks Tuesday,
948 vehicles of all descriptions
being stopped at the fairgrounds
on the Pacilic highway and at
the Junction of the Greensprings
highway with the Pacific high
way south of Ashland.
Most of the citations charged
driving without operator's li
censes, with the victims sched
uled to appear In Medford, Ash
laud and Jacksonville Justice of
the peace courts.
Lone Pine Conforms
In order to conform with
other schools in the county, the
Lone Pine school will open for
the 1941-42 school year Mon
day, September 8, instead of
September 1 a previously
scheduled, the school board an
nounced today.
DEFENSE FEVER
Richmond, Va., Aug. 27. VP)
Richmond barbers, who voted
to increase their standard price
for haircuts from 40 to 50 cents
to meet Increased living costs
were told by their attorney,
Benjamin Lovensteln, that they
were "suffering from national
defense more than any other
trade.
"People are working so hard
and trying to make so much
money they don't have time to
get haircuts as often as they
used to," he said.
Card or Thank.
W with to thank our man kind
friends and ne-Mhbura for their iym
paths and aid durtnft tha llluaaa and
death of our beloved wife and mother.
W, B. rjlmmons. Clayton Slmtnona,
Margaret blmmons.
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DETAILS REMAIN
Where Defense Rubber Goes
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in. c.i nnctlc of medicine,
pleaded Innocent yesterday when
arraigned Deiore urcun
E. M. Page. He is free on $5,000
bail.
Virginia Bruce a Mother
Hollywood. Aug. 27.
Atcresa Virginia Bruce Is tha
mother of a 6-pound ton, bor
yesterday. It Is the lirst chiltT
of Miss Bruce and J. Walter
Ruben, film executive. She is
the mother of a nine-year old
daughter, Susan, born to her
and the late John Gilbert
The trl-dlstrlct conference at
Vancouver barracks, Wash
Monday made tentative plans for
the placement of several Med
ford CCC district administrative
and clerical staff members but
details remain to be worked out,
headquarters here said today
The Medford district is to be
absorbed by the Vancouver bar
racks and the Sacramento, Cal.,
districts the end of this month.
Philo D. Smith, district adjut
ant; Jack Hartley, quartermast
er, and Dr. Lawrence W. Buono
core, surgeon, returned from the
conference last night. MaJ. Ir
vin A. Robinson, district com
mander returned Monday night.
London, Aug. 27. (IP) The
London newspapers discovered j
today that an Intrepid English
farmer is growing 1H acres of
sweet corn, which will go on
sale for cob eating at 15 cents
per ear, arid one writer under
took to explain it this way:
"Corn is a favorite food in
America where it is grown
largely in the southern states.
It is also regarded as a great
delicacy by Anglo-Indians
throughout the east.
"The cob Is boiled for 15 min
utes and served like a potato
in its Jacket. The leaves are re
moved, butter or margarine is
spread over the corn and it is
sprinkled with pepper and salt
"Then, holding it at the ends.
you nibble the corn like a rab
bit"
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Here's a gigantic example of where defense rubber a
whole lot of it is going. Mrs. Erma Lindsay poses with a great
tire as it paised through Atlanta headed for Toccoa, Ga., where
it will go on one ol tne grading macninm Being uum wi
port levelling. It is 9Vi feet In diameter and weighs 3.600 pounds.
Hop Fiesta at Hand
Independence, Aug. 25 (IP)
The eighth annual hop fiesta
will open here Thursday night
when Governor Charles A
Sprague crowns Queen Bette
Wienert of Arlie. The fiesta,
which includes a parade Friday
evening, will last four days.
Doctor Enters Plea
Salem, Aug. 27 (JPt Dr. J.
A. Wonderlick, Salem physician
indicted on charge of man
slaughter In connection with
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an
nOQTMEER finish (
elegant antique tan) adds rest
to this square toe, cable-stitched
pattern with its unusual flared
bow ornament that makes it look
sizes smaller.
I M. M. Department Store
TO BE ORGANIZED
Salem, Aug. 27. (IP) The
State Civilian Defense council
announced today mobilization of
the state's medical fraternity in
to a "medical disaster relief or
ganization," to supervise first aid
and relief work in the event of
air raids or enemy invasion.
Participation agencies Include
the Oregon State Medical so
ciety, Oregon State Nurses as
sociation, Oregon association of
Hospitals and the American Red
Cross.
Heads of these organizations
were appointed to a state-wide
committee which will organize
county disaster relief commit
tees. Clyde C. Foley of Port
land will be executive secretary
of this committee.
State Civilian Defense Coord
inator Jcrrold Owen asked coun
ty defense councils to make sur
veys of hospital facilities, as
well as public buildings which
would be available for emerg
ency hospitals.
Defense Fund Due
Salem, Aug. 27. UP) The
state emergency board probably
will be called Into session In a
few days by Governor Charles
A. Sprague to provide funds for
state civilian defense activities.
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