Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 18, 1941, Image 14

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Newspaper Page TextX013 FOUItTKKlT MEDFORD MAIE TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1941. DR. POSTON TELLS ROTARY CLUB OF LIFE IN ECUADOR An Intimate gUmpsa into life in Ecuador and the itrategic military Importance of that South American country was given members of Medford Rot ary club Tuesday by Dr. R. E. Poston, cf Ashland, at the reg ular luncheon-meeting at Hotel Medford. "In Ecuador, as In other South American counties, the 'good neighbor policy has had Its ef fect and this little nation has become one of America's war allies. This Is highly important because of the strategic location of Ecuador In relation to the Panama Canal, the fact that this country owns the off-shore Gal apagos islands and due to the sizeable German population. There are no Japanese In this country," Dr. Poston told Ro- tarians. Ecuador has a population of nearly three million people, mostly primitive Indians. The country has a widely varied cli mate and is economically self- contained as far as food stuff is concerned. Petroleum, fruit and gold are the principal re sources, according to Dr. Pos ton. In an introductory discussion on the current Japanese sltun tion, Frank J. Newman told members of the Medford Rotary club that there are now approx imately 190,000 Japs in the United States, 100,000 of whom are citizens. More than 70,000 of these Japanese reside In Cal ifornia and account for 75 per cent of the state's produce crops. Relative naval strengths of this nation and Japan was also outlined by Mr. Newman. Good-Neighbor Policy Features Girls' Gym Class Exhibit Tonight Ths ,'good-nelghbo, policy between the United States and South American neighbors Is being emphasized in the free public demonstration presented by the girls' physical education classes of Medford senior high school tonight at 7:45 o'clock in the boys' gymnasium. As spe cial features, Mrs. Wilna Kin cald, foreign language Instruc tor, will present a Mexican dance, and a group of girls will lso participate in the tango, la conga, and the rhumba. The general theme is to be an American barn dance with a patriotic finale. During the In termission Miss Helena Leach, music Instructor, will present a Troup of her choral students in several numbers. Teaches First Aid New York (U.R) In connec tion with the plan to add courses which will be valuable In the defense program, the Hunter college evening and exte ,s!nr division has placed In Its cur riculum non-credit adult educa tion courses In first aid, in co operation with the New York chapter of the American Red Cross. ELKS' CUILDREN TO HAVE PARTY NEXT SATURDAY A Christmas party for chil dren of Elks club members is to be held at the Elks temple Saturday from 1:30 until 3:30 p. m. Refreshments, an hour of movies, music, singing and the arrival of Santa Claus are plan ned. All children of Elks up to and Including 14 years of age j are Invited. There will be a gift for every child. This special Yule celebration for children is being held Sat urday due to lack of accommo dations for increased number at the family party. Lady Elks as sisting on the committee are Mesdames Charles Kunz, O. M. Anderson, Harold Hopps, Ed ward Leach, Murray Gardiner, John Day, Ray Johnson, Ernest Scott, Aubrey Dean, Clarence Drummond, L. S. Johnson, and M. Liebman. Mrs. C. C. Larlson has charge of the music and singing and Mrs. Tim Dally Is acting as gen eral chairman. Elks club mem bers who will assist this com mittee are Robert Duff, George Frey, Lewis Ulrich, Ray Wright, Clarence Panky and Jim Mc Dougall. HaroldWaTdTrTend Also Blackout Baby Medford has another claim far the tltlo nf Medford's "black out baby." Aspirant for the title Is Harold Ward Friend, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Friend, rnnta 2. box 40 who was born 3:45 a. m. Friday at the Stanley Maternity home. Harold weiuhed seven and AnMinartrr nounds at birth and was born 45 minutes before Diana Rose Maddox of Griffin rraolr who arrived Friday at 4:30 a. m. at Sacred Heart hos pital. Diana is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rupert jviaaaox. AttAnHnnts at the home said they were prepared for blackout regulations by shielding me windows with blankets. NEEDLE IN FOOT Woodland. Cal. U.R) Four teen years ago Mrs. Mark Edgar ran a needle into the heel ot her left foot. The head was miss ing when she pulled it out and she presumed it had broken off before she stepped on me needle. When sharp pain re called the incident, she had X-rays taken which showed the needle head still in her foot. The fragment was removed. CROWNS IN TUB Salem, Dec. 18. P) Mrs. Alma Peake, 30, drowned In her bathtub at her home In West Salem yesterday. Deputy Cor oner J. Paul Bollman said she left two notes for her husband. 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