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MEDFORD MAIL. TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1942. PAGE THREE Coming in "Her Cardboard Lover" "Dopes Mr. Holstrom was Introduced by Mrs. A. S. V. Carpenter, local recreation chairman of the coun ty defense committee, who will announce a chairman for the local physical fitness pro gram shortly. LTJOE J.PATTON T DEAL WITH JAPS All-India Congress Party Asked to Favor State ment in Draft Resolution. New Delhi, Aug. 5 (IP) The British government for India re ported today that Mohandai K. Gandhi had proposed to his All India congress party this declaration: "If India were free, her first step would be to negotiate with Japan." Gandhi himself, in Bombay, acknowledged use of such lang uage but suggested it was for bargaining purposes and said he wanted to help China. The statement on negotiating with Japan was contained in Gandhi's draft of a resolution calling for a civil disobedience "campaign by the All-India coa Kress party. Submitted April 27K this draft was rejected after a more moder ate nationalist leader. Pandit Ja waharlal Nehru, vigorously op posed it. A resolution couched in different term$ now is being considered by the party's work ing committee. I Gandhi's draft, as released to day by the government, was quo ted as saying: "Japan's quarrel is not with India. She is warring against the British Empire. India's partici pation in the war has not been worth the consent of the repre sentatives of the Indian people. It was a purely British act. If India were freed, her first step would probably be to negotiate with Japan. Stale Enjoys Record Year On Liquor Fees Salem, Aug. 5. (IP) The State Liquor Control commis sion reported today it had its biggest year in history during the year ended June 30. its total liquor sales being $13,924,844 compared with $10,339,657 dur ing the year ended June 30, 1941. Most of the gain was made in the state stores located in cities, k rural agencies showing no in ' crease. The commission's profit for the year was $3,143,174, com pared with $3,902,842 in the pre ceding fiscal year. Sales of liquor permits were up from $110,408 to $138,280. aaaairiLaaa I in i.ii ...ii-ii-i na -a. Robert Taylor, Norma Shearer I for a three-day stay in the year's and George Sanders come to the grandest comedy, "Her Card cool Craterian theatre Sunday I board Lover," which tells the never-to-be-forgotten story of a girl who hires one lover to scare away another. "Meet the Stewarts" She didn't know a pot from i kettle and he didn't know tha in-laws were such pests until they got together for a happy, scrappy marriage fest in "Meet the Stewarts," which comes to :e Holly theatre Sunday for a .iree-day run. William Holden and Frances Dee have starring roles. "Let's Get Tough," star ring the "Dead End" Kids, will play as the companion feature. About 176,000 tons of Iron and steel were collected in the United Kingdom during the first seven weeks of a salvage campaign. HEMORRHOIDS (Piles) Hirnii (Ruptun), Fissuri ir fistili ek dlaordars Impair rr ftonltk (helfacraua1aj a 7wai. roi JU 7ar w D.V 1 avocaaafnUy traatad tao. 1 aaadaofpaoplafertkaaaall. 1 Ho. No aoafinaaaat. No ' ioh ai am irem work. Call lei miBAtloa or Mad tog Mil daaerlitHva BookloL OpoJi f van. Moil, Wo, hl,7H t SO Dr. C. J. DEAN CLINIC Phyidmm m tmegm H. I. Cor. I. Burst! do asd Grsad Aa. ToUphoao I Act 391 a, Portlaad, Oraooa Bulkeley Decorated for Daring Exploits in Philippine Seas Washington, Aug. 5. (IP) President Roosevelt personally bestowed the Congressional Medal of Honor today on a young navy lieutenant comman der, Join D. Bulkeley, for his daring exploits as commander of a motor torpedo boat squad ron for four months in Philip pine waters. It was Bulkeley and the men of his mosquito boat squadron who eluded the Japanese and evacuated Gen. Douglas MacAr thur and President Manuel Quezon of the Philippines from beleagured Corregidor bland. But the citation accompanying the award of the nation's highest military honor did not even mention this. Bulkeley won the medal, in stead, for operations "believed to be without precedent" in dam aging or destroying "a notable number of Japanese enemy planes, surface combatant and merchant ships and in dispersing landing parties and land based enemy forces during the four months and eight days of opera tion without benefit of repairs, overhaul or maintenance facia ties." Colorado Picnic in Lithia Park Sunday Former Colorado residents are invited to attend a picnic in Li thia Park, Ashland, Sunday with festivities to start at 1 p. Coffee will be served free but those attending are asked to bring their own lunch. A program of games and enter tainment has been planned and Roy Dunham of Ashland will act as master of ceremonies. Ban Iron and Steel In Mattress Making After September I Washington, Aug. S (IP) The war production board today prohibited use of iron and steel in mattresses after September 1. and in studio couches, sofa beds and lounges after November 1. Simultaneously, WPB fixed strict quotas on production of bed spring frames. The order will stop produc tion of innerspring mattresses entirely and force bed spring makers to use wood or some other substitute in spring frames. Under the new restrictions, processing of iron and steel for use in mattresses, pads or pillows is halted immediately. During the rest of this month, manu facturers may use an amount of iron and steel equal to his average monthly consumption of the metal during the year ended June 39, 1941 provided It is al ready processed or fabricated. Stocks of buttons, ventilators, handles and eyelets may be used until exhausted, but further pro duction of these accessories is prohibited. Chronic Debtor Not Wanted As Citizen t: rr ' '-i war. ., lumufgiKQmm ff a .rv- v J- y .. PHASE IN DEFENSE ( Ob ltuary F.S.A. Consultant Speaks to Margaret Jane Holbrook Margaret Jane Crouse was Representatives of County in sPfrta-N- c, March 13. l Henry Fonaa, Lynn ban and Don Ameche come to the Rialto theatre Friday for one big week in the year's second surprise comedy sensation, "The Magnifi cent Dope." CALENDAR CRASH KILLS EIGHT Melbourne, Aug. S. (P) Eight persons were killed in the collision of two RAAF training planes which fell into the Mur ray river In south Australia, air minister Arthur Drakeford dis closed today. ' Seattle. Aug. 5. (IP) Federal Judge Lloyd L. Black today denied citizenship to Ernest Penaluna, native of England, when Informed that the father of 11, although emDloyed in a $230-monthly war industry Job has failed to repay any of the $4,000 he received in relief funds during the depression. The court also criticized the applicant for failing to repay any of the $600 worth of medi cal attention King county had supplied his family; for failing to pay private creditors and for failing to purchase war bonds or stamps. MEAT WRANGLE Portland. Aug. 5. OP) Port land butchers have accused wholesalers of improperly mark ing meat up in grade during the current shortage, Richard G. Montgomery, Oregon OPA direc tor, said today. He called whole salers to a meeting Friday. Thursday 10:00 a. m. Sewing club, D. A.V. auxiliary, home of Mrs. Hazel Vandermark, 345 Apple street. Potluck luncheon at noon. 1:00 p. m. Past Chiefs Club, covered dish luncheon, home of Mrs. Harry Bameburg, 15 Chest nut street. 1:30 p. m. Wenpnah club, covered dish luncheon, home of Mrs. Gladys Rammin, 831 W. Twelfth street. 2:00 p. m. Ladies' Bible class Methodist church, Sunshine par lor of church, white elephant sale. 2:00 p. m. W. R. C. at Arm ory. Only meeting for August 7:30 p. m. B. P. W. Club picnic, home of Mrs. Eva Judd, 831 Minnesota street. 8:00 p. m. Royal Neighbors business meeting at K, of P. hall. London, Aug. 5. (IP) A Brit ish submarine in the Mediter ranean has sunk one Italian sup ply ship and damaged, another so severely she had to be beached, the admiralty announc ed today. CUTTY BUS SEEVICE "ESSS Big 40 Passenger, Comfortable Busses Laava Terminal north en Bartlett to 5th. it on Sth to Riverside, north north on RiTerslda to old Central Point Highway, west to Highway No. 99. Return south on No, 99 to Court Street, south on Court Street to Central Avenue, south on Central to Jackson, east on Jackson to Bartlett, south en Bartlett to Terminal. Lv. Terminal 7:00 A.M. 8:00 " 9:00 " 10:00 " 11:00 " 12:00 Noon BERRYDALE Lt. Terminal 1:00 P.M. 2:00 " 3:00 " 4:00 " 5:00 " 6:00 " f Leave Terminal, go south on Bartlett w to 6th Street, west on 6th to Oakdale, south on Oakdale to Dakota Avenue, west on Dakota to Peach, north on Peach to 11th. west on 11th to Plum, south on Plum to Prune, west en Prune to Chest nut, north on Chestnut to Main, east en Main to Bartlett. north on Bartlett to Terminal. . - SOUTH OAKDALE South on Bartlett to 6th. west en 6th to W. Main, west on Main to Colum bus Avenue, north on Columbus to Jack son, east on Jackson to Grape, south on Grape to W. Main, east on Main to Bartlett. north on Bartlett to Terminal. WEST MAIN and JACKSON Lv. Lv. Terminal Terminal 7:00 A.M. 1:30 P.M. 7:30 " 2:30 " 8:00 " 3:00 " 8:30 " 3:30 " 9:30 " 4:00 " 10:30 " 4:30 " 11:30 " 5:00 " 12:30 " 5:30 " 6:00 " 6:30 " f Leave Terminal No. 121 N. Bartlett, north on Bartlett to Sth, east on Sth to Riverside, north on Riverside to Jack ion, east on Jackson to Barneburg Road, south on Barneburg to Hillcrest Road, east on Hillcrest to Black Oak Drive, south en Black Oak to E. Main, west on Cast Main to Bartlett, north on Bartlett to Bus Terminal. EAST MAIN Lt. Terminal 7:00 A.M. 7:30 " 8:00 " 8:30 " 9:00 " 10:00 " 11:00 " 12:00 Noon Lt. Terminal 1:00 P.M. 2:00 " 3:00 " 3:30 " 4:00 " 4:30 " 5:00 " 5:30 " 6:00 " 6:30 " Each Schedule Leaves On Return Trip 15 Minutes After Leaving Time From Terminal Lt. Terminal 7:30 A.M. 6:30 " 9:30 " 10:30 " 11:30 " 12:30 Noon Lt. Terminal 1:30 P.M. 2:30 " 3:30 " 4:30 " 5:30 " 6:30 " 10c ANY PLACE III THE CITY 3 RIDES -25c o 5t ROGUE VALLEY TRANSIT COMPANY Groups at Court House. An outline of the program for physical fitness which the Fed eral Security administration is promoting for the nation was given yesterday afternoon by George Holstrom, Washington. D. C, physical fitness consultant for the security administration, who spoke at a meeting in the courthouse auditorium attended by representatives of various city and county health groups. schools, churches and other groups. Mr. Holstrom opened his dis cussion by stating that the phy sical fitness program should not be confused with mere "setting up exercises" and explained that it was a long-term 'effort to bring every person in America up to his full standard of health in order that the nation as a whole would be able to cope with the strain of war. In Three Phases The program is being set up in three phases'acording to Mr. Holstrom, including a pre draftee program for prospective service men, a program for in dustrial workers and an over-all program for the general civilian population. It also includes a recreation set-up which tends to take care of the "soldier impact" in districts where large numbers of troops are quartered. Recrea tion, nutrition, hygiene will all be considered in the program he said. "We can be a healthy and a victorious nation if we will all do our part in the war efort", Mr. Holstrom declared, and he pointed out that one thing which every person could do was to bring his own physical fitness up to a high level. Discussion Follows Discussion and questions fol lowed Mr. Holstrom's talk and several ideas as to the local pro gram were offered. Two ideas offered from the audience were that the program must not be one that required considerable time, since time Is at a premium for almost everyone during the war, and that it should not be "sugar-coated" but rather made to appear as something absolute ly vital In the war. effort' and therefore necessary. Mr. Holstrom was acompanled to Medford by Donald Orputt of Portland, field representative of the Federal - Security agency, who joined In the discussion. Closing llni for ClusirtM Ads 0 . m Too lau to Classify 11 M womanhood there and at the age of 15 Joined the Baptist church of which she was a faith ful member throughout her life. On March 23, 1874, she was united in marriage to John F. Holbrook. Ten children were born to this union, nine of whom survive. They cme to Oregon 33 years ago and the past 12 years had resided in Medford where Mr. Holbrook passed away February 10, 1841. Since that time Mrs. Holbrook made her home with her daughter, Mrs. W. P. An drews of 35 Vancouver avenue. She is survived by nine chil dren: G. L. Holbrook, Klamath Falls, Ore.:D. C. Holbrook, Ore gon City, Ore.; W. J. Holbrook, Malin, Ore.; C. V. Holbrook, Creswell, Ore.; L. R. Holbrook, Alameda, Calif.; W. B. Hol brook, Lebanon, Ore.; Mrs. W. P. Andrews, Medford; Mrs. George Anderson, Hastings, Neb., and Madge Holbrook, Charlotte. One daughter, Mrs. Mettie E, Wright, passed away in Portland In 1927. There are 33 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Also two sisters, Mrs. Mary Moxley, White Hall, Md., and Mrs, Martha Edwards, Sparta, N. C. Funeral services were held at Conger's Funeral parlors, Sat urday at 3 p. m., the Rev. W. A. Daws officiating. Interment was in Siskiyou Memorial park. Lieut. Joe J. Patton of 1125 West 10th street was graduated today from the Lake Charles advanced flying school of the Gulf Coast Air Force Training Center, and received the silver wings of the army air force, ac cording to a news release from Randolph field, Tex. Graduation day marks the end of 27 weeks thorough, intensive flight training for the class of the Gulf Coast Training Center, which Includes the center one third of the United States. Lieut. Patton's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Victor F. Patton of' 1125 West 10th street. The new army flyer is a graduate of Med ford senior high school and later attended San Francisco university. Seattle Women In War Mobilization Seattle, Aug. 5 (IP) Seattle began mobilizing its woman power today to fill 100,000 war jobs in a hurry in shipyards and aircraft factories. Every woman capable of do ing any sort of work was asked to register during the next three days at the city's nine high schools and schools throughout surrounding King county. Dm Mall Trlbuna want ads. COOLERATOR REFRIGERATION Ice conditioned CTQ QC air. SVi eu. ft I LEONARD ELECTRIC CO. 309 East Main. Phone 4427 DOWEL 170RMS CANT HURT ME1 Th.fi what YOU think 1 Lni th truth bout roundworm! I Nowadays eVnyhnd". anywher can "catch" thia naty ailment, without avail knowing what la wrong. And tha horribla eraaturaa Inpida roti or your child can eaaaa mora dlttraaa than yoa mar rraltta. 80, watch for tha warning lignai unaay stomach, brokan alacp, narvousnass, "picky" appetlta, Itching noaa or asst. 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