Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 28, 1941, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1941. PAGE NINE STREET KETTLES Familiar Symbol To Seek Funds For Food Bas kets For Poor Families. Salvation Army kettles, sym bollc of Christmas, will be placed on the streets here ' to morrow. Adjutant Charles K. Cox, head of the Medford corps, announced today. The kettles will be placed In front of the Medford Center building and Mann's department store on North Central avenue and at Main street and Central venue, probably on the bank corner. Adjutant Cox said. Tins n maim "iwf"l K11 inn kmra already been placed in stores throughout the county, he add ed, saying that this year a num ber of places requested the cans. Generosity Urged Adjutant Cox pleaded for generosity so that everyone might have a happy Chrictmas this year. He said his cor nets show that despite defense build ing prosperity, at least as many Jackson county people will need help this Christmas as last. Families on welfare pensions. Battle in Libya Adds New Set of Tongue Twisters By the Associated Press Here Is how some of the names In the news from Libya are pronounced: Rezegh Ray-reg" Sidi Omar Seed -ee oh' mar Halfaya Hell-fy'-ah Capuzzo Kah-puf-soh Azeiz Ah-zaya' Bardia Bah-dee-'ah Gambut Gahm-boot' Tobruck Toh'-broock El Adem El ah'-dem El Gazala El gah-zay'-lah Martuba Mah-tube'-ah Derna Dare'-nah Bengasi Ben-gah-zee Bir El Gobi Burr El Goh bee' Augila Aqjee'-lah Giarabub Jah'-rah-boob for example, have suffered by rising living costs and are worse off this year than they were last Christmas, he pointed out Money received through the kettles and tins is used for the Salvation A r m y's Christmas activities: baskets of food for poor families, toys and treats for children and the Yule party at the hall for young people. Last year 112 families were given Salvation Army baskets for Christmas. Several requests for baskets have already been received, Adjutant Cox said. All names are carefully checked with other organizations to avoid duplication, he explained. WRAPPING CLASS DECEMBER 2, 4, 9 AT HIGH SCHOOL Employed People Offered Chance Increase Effic iency In Yule Wrapping. A short course In Christmas package wrapping will be offer ed at Medford senior high school on December 2, 4, and 9, according to Principal Leon ard B. Mayfield, to give em ployed people of the commun ity an opportunity to increase their efficiency in package wrapping for the Yule season. It Is being offered In coopera tion with the state board of vo cational education. The course will be under di rect supervision of Mrs. Frankie Schmitz, director of distributive education fcr the state of Ore gon. Mrs. Lucille Barrett Wright of Swem's Gift Shop will be instructor. Three Sessions At present, three two-hour sessions are planned for Tues day, December 2, Thursday, De cember 4, and Tuesday, Decem ber 9. Those interested are ask ed to attend the first meeting, all of which will be held at 7:30 p. m. in room 8 of the sen ior high school. Fart of the cost of the course will be paid by the state de partment and a fee of $1 will be charged each one attending. All material for wrapping prac tice will be furnished. For ad ditional Information call the high school. 4970. CYCLONE RIPS JAPAN Tokyohashi, Japan, Nov. 28. - Thirteen persons were killed, many wounded and more than 250 houses were demolish ed In a terrific cyclone, Domel reported today. More than 3,500 houses In Tokyo we.e reported under water due to the gale. Oconto, Wis. W) After ex plaining how to detect counter feit money, secret service agent John Voss passed around a spurious $5 bill at a women's club meeting. A genuine S 5 bill was returned to him. One of the women, comparing bills and becoming confused, kept the wrong - one. Voss came to the rescue. 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