Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 23, 1942, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextAGE TEN MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1942. CorvalHs. April 23 VP) Oregon State college today claimed practically a clean weep of northwest oratorical contesti this year with a coast title thrown in for good mea sure. Eugene White, Corvallis, won the men's oratory tournament at Linfield college, the state old line contest and the Pacific forensic league competition at Seattle. Harry Thurman, Med ford, took top honors in the state peace oratorical contest and the annual College of Puget Sound tournament. Thurman is the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Thurman of 722 West 14th street and has been particularly outstanding in ora torical contests at Oregon State college this year. E PLEDGE TO F.D.R. New York, April 23 P In the closing executive session of Its fifty-sixth annual conven Hon, the American Newspaper Publishers association today adopted a resolution to Presi dent Roosevelt pledging "our in dividual and unswerving sup port to our commander in chief in this hour of national crisis and our willingness as individ uals to share in all responsibility which American citizenship im posed upon us to the end that ,,'83.11 J3A3JO) sq ltsus uaui MJ) pus paADtipe aq tbui X-ioptA After the closed meeting in which censorship, transportation of freight vital to the newspaper industry and other such admin istrative matters were discussed the A. N. P. A. reelected Walter M. Dear, general manager of the Jersey City, N. J., Journal, as president and reelected other officers and directors with but a few changes. "ft Ftaily" Author Wrilii Steoxd Book Friends In southern Oregon will be interested to learn of the publication of the second novel by the Eugene author, Nina Fedorova. Titled 'The Children" the book continues the fascinate ing and true-to-life story of 'The Family" which gained fame for the author in the book world. In reviewing the book the New York Herald Tribune book section says: Mme. Fedorova has taken a little chunk of life and offered it to us, simply, un pretentiously, with realistic and full detail in 'The Children." Either in so many words or by illustration she indicates here what has happened to the sec ond generation of White Rus sia." Uoe. W. D. la Odd Bill. M. t. Bralnard to Robert 1. Walks? In Butt rills. Charles B. afeClata to AJjoe John son. Contract, In Phoenix. O. H. Billing to BUM by auto Rkjliwsy Commission. W. D. A. c. Martin to fiord Reed. Quit claim Deed, IS men. Oennfen B. 8ml to to Wilson Bos vorta. Agreement. James H. baott to J. H. Dally W. O. In Medford. Thomas I. Lounder to Virginia Smlck. w. D. In lledford. Oeo. L. DaTia to Norman A. Davis W. D. 44 acres. BABY SMOTHERED Oregon City, April 23. (JP The SVn-1VMlr.AM fillip nt Xltm and Mrs. Loren Jourdan of Car ver district accidentally smoth ered in its crib yesterday, the sheriff's office reported. PAROLEE SUICIDES LE Omaha, Neb., April 23 m Lawrence J. Kennedy, 33, who In 1940 was paroled from Mc Neill Island federal penitentiary to Msgr. E. J. Flanagan at Boys Town, hanged himself with his belt in a city Jail cell here last night. Detective Capt. Harry Green said. Son of M. J. Kennedy, swim ming coach at Amherst, Mass., college, Kennedy had been ar rested for questioning in the theft of an automobile In Chi cago. The hanging took place a few hours after Kennedy tearfully unfolded his troubles to his wife of eight months. She told police she didn't know of Kennedy's past when she was married to him. No Deferment For State Guardsmen Salem, April 23 VP) Enlist ment in the Oregon state guard is not grounds for deferment from the army, State Civilian Defense Coordinator Jerrold Owen said today. Owen cited a 1941 law pro viding that enlistment in the guard is not grounds for exemp tion from military service. BIRTHS DALE To Mr. and Mrs. W. L 1075 West 11th street, April 22, a girl, 7 lbs., at Osteopathic clinic. 'that last Sunday's landings con stituted a one-day record. All of the dozen boats engaged in crab fishing from here landed virtually limit cargoes, a total of nearly S.000 crabs. The crabs brought 1.50 per dozen. Silverton, Ore., April 23. (P) Mrs. A. O. Legard, 86, Silver ton, today learned of the death of her mother in Mauston, Wis. She said her mother, Mrs. Sara Hauen, was 194. CRAB RECORD Newport, Ore., April 23. VP) ! Crab dealers disclosed today 1 Do FALSE TEETH Rock, Slid or Slip? FASTEETH. an Improred powder to be sprinkled on upper or lower piataa, holds tmlto teeth more firmly in place. Do not slide, slip or rock. No gummy j gooey, putty taste or feeling. FAS TEETH is alkaline (non-acid). Does not sour. Checks "plate odor" (den ture breath). Get FASTEETH at any ! drug store. i CARPENTERS- SEE THE NEW SKILSAW t- a. Dependable V?-r HANSEN HARDWARE TERMS COURT HOUSE NEWS Washington, April 23. A 16 per cent increase in maxi mum retail prices of new auto tires and tubes for those per mitted to buy them was ap proved today by the office of price administration, effective Saturday. Marriaaa License. Paul Walter Kavanaugh and Martha F. DeSouza. Joseph Everett Spayde and Ella Josephine Watson. Maurelce Eugene Imhausen and Valerie N. Keene. Divorcee Filed J. H. Edwards vs. Stella Ed wards. Alma Ruth Marshall vs. Del- mar B. Marshall. Dorothv Louise Brewer vs Albert Luther Brewer. Probata Court Estate of Robert Ray, de ceased. Estate of Laura B. Elledge deceased. CUESS WHERE ! First entrant for Ins amateur photog raphers' camera field day at Long Beach, Calif., Is this en hiulaslie beauty, complete with animation and shape. Her name Is Ann Vmanek, and she'U probably focus pretty welt DKKli" Charles Dunn to Aire W. Ford. l.Ofl acres. Joseph I Zller to the Bute, by State HUthway Commission, 1.17 acres. Iraia Virginia Oreene to the Bute, W. D. tn Ashland. Jackson County Court to Bute, by 8UU Highway Commission, Quit claim Deed. O. B. Butler to State, Quitclaim Deed. Bren C. BYenaon et us to B. L. Stmble. w. D.. 40 acres. Prank A. Preeburger to Bugene Campbell. W. D. In Medford. Bugene Campbell to prank A. Pree burger, W. D. In Medford. John O. Walker to J. J. Hall, w. D. Jackson County Court to V. P. Carter, Deed. Jackson County Court to Roy J. Holman, Deed. Federal Land Bank of Spokane to Charles Cummona, Right of Way Deed. Elmer Herri ed to Oeorge R. Mot- (et. W. D. School District No. 49 to Bafeway Stores Inc., of Nevada, W. D. In Medford. C. Blwood Hedberg to Oeorge B Hull. W. D. In Ashland. Carl A. B rower to Norma Madden. Power of Attorney. Amelia P. Tarlniton to Harold Byl- eeater Keaer, W. W. In Mrdford. Otto B. Heckert to Shell oil Com pany, Option to Lease. In Jackaon-Tllle. Arold H. Mann to Lawrence Luy, Quitclaim Deed. Francis M. Petereon to Harold Thornlley. W. D. In Medtord. Jewell D. Lowe to Edna Lowe. W. D. In Ashland Acres. J. Curtis Barnes to T. R. Kenton W. D. 1-S acres. 8. P. Hartman et us to W, T Dougherty. Deed, 60 acres. Oeorge H. Kurs to R. C. Haworth W. D. Jackson County Court to Russell P. Parka Deed. In Talent. Jackaon County Court to School District No. . Deed. In Ashland. William Trefren to P. O. Clayton. W. D. 1S3 acres. B. W. Wheeler to O. R. Ughttoot Deed, 10 acres. W. W. Gregory to the SUte by BUM Highway Commission. W. D. Wlllard B. Hollenbeck to R. L. Hoi lenbeck. Power of Attorney. C. M. Sturgeon to J. D. Anderson W. D. Harry J. Norbury to Harry 8 he lion Norbury, Correction Warranty Deed, 6 acrea. Ray B. Helman to J. W. Parsons. W. D. Elmer Herried to Florence B. Tho maa, W. D. In Medford. D. D. Kay to C. B. Hedberg W. D In Medford. Capiui Company to Pinnacle Pack ing Company. Inc.. W. D. a T. Lindsay to D. B. Millard W. D. 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