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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNF. MEDFORD. OREGON, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1941. PAGE NINE LOCAL and PERSONAL Chorui To Rehearse Rogue A Valley Mixed chorus will meet tomorrow at 7 p. m. at the Junior high school for rehearsal. Attend Show Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ilammill of Eagle Point returned to their home yester day by motor after attending the northwestern turkey show In Oakland Friday. Club To Meet Medford Rec reational club will hold a Christ mas party at the county court house auditorium tomorrow at 6:30 p. m Those attending are asked to bring a gift to exchange and their own table service. Transferred Robert Green of 402V4 Newtown street, who has been in training as a station attendant at the United Air Lines office at Medford munici pal airport, has been transferred to Pendleton where he will con tinue his training course. He expected to leave today for his new station. Hit Duane Clark. 4. 1211 Locust street, was uninjured in a brush with a car operated by James W. Morrison, Route 1, Box 252, Friday evening in front of 1803 West Main street, ac cording to a police report on fil yesterday. The report quot ed the boy's mother, Mrs. Emery Clark, as saying he was all right. The boy ran into the street and into the rear fender of the car, according to the report. At Arena Don Gilchrist of Toronto. Canada, North Amer ican figure skating champion, skated at the Medford Ice Arena yesterday afternoon while awaiting departure of the eve ning train to the south. Gilchrist arrived by United Mainliner yes- terday afternoon and the plane was grounded because of un . favorable weather conditions in the south. He was en route to Oakland Cal., where he will participate in an ice carnival. He has been appearing in Ice arena acvivities in Seattle and Tacoma. Wash. Mr. Gilchrist reported favorably on the Med ford Ice Arena. Minor Mishaps Cars operat ed by Alice C. Fitch, 58, Med ford, and Harold Reed, 41, Jack sonville, collided late Friday afternoon at Main and Holly streets, according to a report on file yesterday. Marc Jarmin, Jr., 17, 23 Corning Court, and Frank Barber, 46, 818 McAn drews road, operated cavs that collided Friday afternoon at Main and Ivy streets, a report on file said. H. M. Carroll, 30, Trail, and Lydia A. Scott, 42, Trail, were drivers of cars that Tar collided on a curve in the Crater Lake highway eight miles north of Trail Thursday afternoon, accordirg to a report on file yesterday. Couple Safe Mrs. Jack Simp son, 819 Minnesota avenue, re ceived a cablegram yesterday that her brother-in-law and sis ter, Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Austin. Open Today The navy's re-1 were safe in Honolulu. The cruiting office in the basement Austins have resided In the of the Medford federal building islands for the past 12 years. will be open today from 8 a. m. to 8 p. m., it was announced I Driver Tests Examinations yesterday by Jack M. Carpen- will be held here agsin this ter, chief petty officer in charge. j week on Thursday, Friday and I Saturday for persons seeking Chimney Fire The fire de-' licenses or permits to operate partment's chemical crew stood 1 motor vehicles. Applicants are by late Friday afternoon while j asked to report between 8 a. ra. a chimney fire at the residence ! and 3 p. m. to the examiner In of M. A. McCoy of 1530 West Main street burnsd itself out. The blare was confined inside the chimney and there was no damage. Enlist In Army -Sgt. Joseph W.Cushman, recruiter here, yes terday received notification that chambers on the top floor of city hall. e e e Recruiter Busy In the first week of war with Japan, Sgt. Joseph W. Cushman. recruiter here, sent 45 men to Portland for final examination for enlist ment in the U. S. army, the the following men had been j sergeant reported yesterday The formally enlisted In the U. S. recruiting office in the Medford army at Portland: James J. ! federal building was swamped Boyle, 520 Palm street, Arthur i all week with applicants who I. Mahler. 136 Willamette ave nue, and Roy J. Roberson, Earl W. Yaryan, Henry W. Heslestner and Charles H. Robbins, all of sought to enlist. Daughter Born Word was re ceived here of the birth of Ashland. They enlisted through ' daughter to Mr. and Mrs. W li the recruiting office here. New Army Rule The U. S. liam Hines, Yakima. Wash., yes terday. The baby has been named Mary Katerlne for its army will now accept married ! great-grandmother, Mrs. Kater men for enlistment nrovided i ine Wait. Mrs. Hines is the they have no dependents. Sgt. j former Jane Dixon, daughter of Joseph W. Cushman. command-1 Mrs. Helen Dixon of 526 West er of the recruitine station in 10th street. the Medford federal building, announced yesterday. Sgt. Cush man said also that the air corps would now accept motor me chanics for trainitig as airplane mechanics at Wichita Falls, Texas. In Coast Guard Edward H. n - - C - 1st Vfcv tt ?V ,y was running late and arrived in Medford In the afternoon. Departing on the plane for Port land were E. Kline and Mr. and Mrs. Roland Helper. Yesterday the southbound forenoon Main liner was grounded at Medford because of unfavorable weather In the south. The 18 passengers continued their Journey south by train. Closing tun a. m Too it or cuaainea Ada t i to ciusirf la) E Berlin, Dec. IS. (Official Radio Received by WV Ameri can correspondents who were taken Into protective custody when Germany and the United States went to war will leave Berlin with United States diplo mats. But until exchange conditions are arranged they will stay at a south German spa. This course was decided on after assurances were received that the United States would treat German cor respondents in like fashion. Swiss diplomats are assuming German interests in the United States and United States inter ests In Germany. FELT TRAVELOCU E Whether north er south, town or resort, this brtse felt hat shows decided talent for wear with tlther print dresses or dark furs. The brim can be adjusted at will, is best worn far back to reveal the forehead and hair. Cars Collide Mrs. B. A. Whit man ol Central Point and Frances Cormany of 1017 West! Ninth s'reet were operators ofj cars that collided yesterday aft ernoon at Sixth and Ivy tsreets, i it was shown in a report on j file. Theodore Dailev. 31. 544 Angle, 19-year-old son of Mr. , Effie street, and H. K. Weber.! and Mrs. Charles F. Angle of 68, no address listed, operated; tvans vauey, passed his final cars thai collided at Fifth street medical examination In Port-! and Central avenue yesterday iana ior a tnree-year enlistment afternoon, a filed report showed in ine u. o. coast guard, word Tenth Time Albert S. Rosen baum, district freight and pas senger agent at the Southern Pacific company In this city, re turned yesterday by train after attending the northwestern tur key show in Oakland Friday. Mr. Rosenbaum has attended each show at Oakland since the Inception of the turkey show In 1931, his visit this year being the tenth. Plane Passengers Miss M. Tolosanc departed Friday fore noon by United Mainliner for Oakland, Cal. The early morn ing noitnbound plane Friday was received here yesterday. He was to proceed to the train ing station at Port Townsend, Wash., where he was to be in ducted and trained for his coast guard service. Angle was grad uated from Rogue River high school last year and during the past few months has been em- Howard District Howard Dis trict P.-T. A. has called a special defense meeting in the school gymnasium Monday at 7:30 p. m. in compliance with the request of the Jackson County Council of Defense. 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