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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 3, 1942)
Parade, Fanfare Planned To Welcome Tarzan, Jr. Arrangements r completed today to welcome Medford'i first visit ry a movie star on behalf of Jackson county'i defense bond drivu. Young Johnny Sheffield, Tarzan the second, will be the visitor Saturday and tne committee in charge of the day has errar.ged for a reception A short, snappy patriotic pa- rade will meet the star at 2 p. m. at the south city limits and usher him through Medford with much fanfare. The parade will include military units, two bands, a drum and bugle corps and a genuine army tank be ing sent here for the day by the treasury department. Shef field will ride in the tank as it tours the streets in the line of parade. Additional announce ments In regard to the parade will be published in tomorrow's Mail Tribune. Young Tarzan the Minute Boy, will make the rounds of nine different booths being placed on the streets for the occasion to sell bonds and k stamps in person. These will Fbe contacted between 3:30 and 5:00. And at 7:30 he will con duct a patriotic rally in Victory Center, located directly behind the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce building. The tank will be on display at that time. Persons will be offered the op portunity of buying bonds from the young fellow at that time as well as at the booths earlier in the day. The star will then ADRIENNE'S WEEK-END SPECIALS 2-piece Summer Suits Rust, Luggage, Bright Greens, Black and White, Blue, Bed. $19.98 Value Now 9-f A AO Only pi 0.30 ' Another Group Summer Suits Prints and Seersuckers $12.98 Values Now ec no Only $0.90 Other Summer Suits Beige, Rose, Powder Blue and White $25.00 Values Now Only $22.50 ADRIENNE'S L 1 iifcL lOttllp UNSII AUtKOIItT 0 tMI COCA-COLA COM'ANT ST O COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF MEDFORD make personal appearances at both the Craterian and Holly theatres. Torpedo Survivors Voyage Eight Days In Tiny Lifeboats An Atlantic Port, June 3 (P) Sailing for eight days in open lifeboats in the north Atlantic, following the sudden smashing of their British merchant vessel by two U-Boat torpedoes. Cap tain Angus Shaw and his crew of 61 have landed at an Atlantic port without the loss of a single man. Three lifeboats cleared the Merchantman within five min utes after the first torpedo struck while most of the men were at their Sunday mid-day meal. They were within 200 yards of the ship when a second torpedo crashed Into the engine roof. The vessel sank five min utes later. "I'd give the teeth out of my head (They're of the store variety) if they'd give me some thing to hunt those submarines with," snapped Captain Shaw, A sea-bronzed Scot, 42 years at sea. "A sensation of absolute in dictive bitterness swept over me when I saw my ship go down. CALENDAR Wednesday 6:30 p. m. Lions auxiliary, home Mrs. Lyle Thurman, 722 West 14th street. 7:30 p. m. A.A.U.W.. home Mrs. William Fluhrer, Welling ton heights. I i nursaay 1:00 p. m. Past Chiefs of Py thian Sisters, home Mrs. W. H. Casebeer, 1114 South Oakdale avenue. Picnic luncheon, bring own service. 1:00 p. m. D. W. club, Hotel Holland, luncheon. 1:30 p. m. Wenonah club, Red man hall, covered dish luncheon, election of officers. 2:00 p. m. Women's Relief Corps, Armory. 2:00 p. m. Ladies Bible class of First Methodist church, home Mrs. Cora Wilson, 720 West 11th street. 2:00 p. m. Medford Garden club, home Miss Ann Living ston, Old Stage Road. 2:30 p. m. Ladies Aid of Phoenix Presbyterian church, church parlors. Annual birth day party. Ladies of commun ity Invited. 7:30 p. m. Medford Odd Fel lows to Ashland. 8:00 p. m. Business and Pro fessional Women's club, Girls Community clubhouse. 8:00 p.m. Crater Lake Aerie, F. O. E. and auxiliary Joint in stallation. 8:00 p. m. Royal Neighbors of America, K. tt P. hall. . The highest waterfall In the world is Kukenaam in British Guiana, 2,810 feet, but in two 1 steps. MEDFORD MAIL "King's Row" Booked For Craterian "King's Row", the eagerly awaited film version of the fam ous best-seller, will come to the Craterian theatre Sunday for a three day showing, with Robert! Cummlngs, Ann Sheridan and! Ronald Reagan heading the large I cast that has Betty Field, Charles Rains, Nancy Coleman, Maria; Holly To Show Screen newlyweds Chesteri Morris and Jean Parker have a hard time from getting the heeby-jcebies as they wait for an unknown killer in "No Hands on the Clock", mystery comedy playing tonight and tomorrow Charles Laughton In Craterian Hit Entertainment of the style to please everybody is being of fered at the Craterian theatre in the program starting a four day run today. Heading the program is Charles Laughton as the lazy, irresponsible, incredible head of The Tuttles of Tahiti", with Peggy Drake and Jon Hall head ing the supporting cast. Added attractions on the pro gram are Donald Duck in Walt Disney's "Chef Donald"; a deep sea fishing subject, 'Thrills of I the Deep"; and the newsreel. I TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, W"" V J fix. Ouspenskaya, Harry Davenport and Kaaren Verne featured. The story of two couples, set against the background of small midwestern town, "King's Row" has been greeted with ac claim throughout the country for its typical American earthi ness and fine performances of its cast. Mystery Comedy night only at theh Holly theatre. "Who Is Hope Schuyler?", fea turing Mary Howard and Joseph Allen, Jr., plays as the added mystery hit. Jack Teagarden in twenty minutes of musical hi jinks is also an added attraction. In "Chef Donald", Walt Dis ney's favorite character decides to show he has culinary ability by making waffles according to a recipe announced over the radio. He gets all the ingredients together and starts to mix them but, by mistake, adds rubber ce ment instead of baking powder. The resulting confusion and tur moil make this one of the best of Donald's screen adventures. SONS' SERVICE TASTES VARY Andover, Miss. (U.P) Mr. and Mrs. John Deyermond have four sons in four branches of the armed services the army, naxy. marine corps and state guard. Comedy Coming 1 The gentleman with the false nose is Bob Hope and the other fellow in the picture is Percy, the Penguin. They share the spotlight with beautiful Made leine Carroll in the new riotous ly funny spy comedy, "My Favo rite Blonde", opening Friday at the Rialto theatre for a week s .S. Buffalo. N. Y., June 3. P) Sixteen freight car loads of scrap rubber from Britain, 640, 000 pounds, arrived at the United States Rubber Reclaim' ing company plant today for pro cessing into reclaimed rubber for use by war industries. "Judging by the scrap qual ity," General Manager John S Plumb said, "the British evl dently have given up trying to drive their cars and are scrap ping good tires. This is Just the opposite of conditions here where motorists are trying to get the last mile out of old tires and dealers are selling junk tires to motorists in an effort to get few extra miles." Civilian Defense Activities A basic first aid training class will start Monday, June 8, at 7:30 and continue until 9:30. These classes will be held on Monday and Thursday nights in the county courthouse auditor ium. J. B. Meehan will be in structor. A basic first aid training class will start Tuesday, June 9, at 7:30 and continue until 9:30. These classes will be held Tues day and Friday nights in the Washington school. Clyde Ficht ner will be instructor. The Grange Central Point Grange Opening of Central Point Grange Friday night will be pre ceded by an interesting flag drill by Girl Scouts under direction of Mrs. Don Patterson. The lec turer requests all members to be early enough to witness this feature. The 3rd and 4th degree teams will Initiate a class of candi dates. Memorial services for de ceased members of the past year will be put on in place of the literary program. H.E.C. met Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Warren Patterson with a large attendance. Host esses were Ruth Ward, Myrtle Patterson ana uneiaa uornam. It was decided to take up Red Cross sewing later. Sugarless recipes were offered by the chairman. IN SAN FRANCISCO its the "a . I Superb accommoda tions, tint cuisine, and distinctive service await today's travelers at this city's largest, best located hotel. 1000 lOOMt 1000 IATMS IIOM t4 SINOll tt OOUSII alar . Sati II " " ' eitaaaa) is Mai iti tF' JUNE 3, 1942. High School Pvpils May Get Credits By Helping in Harvest Washington, June 3 (P) Recommendations for recruiting thousands of high school youths to help relieve farm labor short ages, including a suggestion that this work experience might be credited toward diploma re quirements, were sent by U. S. Education Commissioner John W. Studebaker today to 40,000 state and city school officials. Studebaker told the school of ficials that if a farm army of boys. and girls was to be mobil ized in sufficient numbers to meet the demand "youth must be convinced that their services are urgently needed in this phase of the war effort. "They should be Informed about farm living conditions, the kind and amount of work that will be expected of them, the compensation they will re ceive in return, plus meals, laun dry, lodging and the like," he said. Student farmer programs are being worked out locally In some areas and Studebaker's communication was - designed only to guide local efforts. Wards ?!N of LIMN CLOTHS t! V. : tee Lm'fLSS V Oay Designs en Ivory color cotton. Channlnily feminine patterns that anuh wonderfuiljrl Tubfaatt 50 's SO'. R.aatarfr 7 Vivid Patterns en Heavy Crash. Rich-tczturedcottonl Handaame floral, fruit and vef eta bla deaifna. Tubfatt. Sa'x52'. Sawla Unusual Prints en Pine Sail Cloth. 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