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PAGE SIX MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1942 ). ill1 , i ' ' ,7 SAILOR . SAM Rlnfflnc m bi instead of a xolf bar h mm ether than Samuel Jackson Sneed, lately a par-bustinr linki- : ua bol now a specialist, second class. In the V. 8. Navy. He ha been training at Norfolk, Va-, station. ill r i CSj;.,. If 1 f L m aVst-y. PRETTY LITTLE LAMB Gloria Hunter, It, (above) of Elmlra, N. Y., has entered her lamb In the beautsr contest for lamba only, designed to pep up shearllnir production for the army and navy's lack In lamb llyins suits. Gold Hill Gold Hill, Aug. 18 Spl.V Mr. and Mrs. Duane Hutchlns and daughter moved to Medford last week. They have resided In one of the W. E. Rosa houses for the past year. The MtMra Norma snd Brilth Mc Ormw 1p ft Wednesday to visit rela tive In California. Mr. and Mra. Joe lwU and aona apsnt tha week-end at Wlllowa, Calif.. whra thy were gurtiU of relative. Bill Bailey lef. Wedneaday eve ntn to vlilt relatlvea in Portland and also at tnumclaw, Washington, for a few week. Mra, Douglaa Cameron and children, ' John Mardon and the John Pett family are employed at the hop yarda, near Oranta Pau. Mr. and Mra. P. P. Connally left Thuraday to return to Loa Angles, aftr renldlng at the A. A. Walker home for aeveral weeka while Mr. Connelly waa employed at the cemp. Mr. and Mra. Luke Jennlnftf moved from the Beagle dint rift to a ranch on Evane Creek, recently. Loren DeMers returned here Tues day after apendlne; hta varatlnn with his parenu at Send Point. Idaho. Mrs. Ada Brown of Oranta Pass transacted buMneaa here Au. 13. Andy Payne, brother of Mm. Tom West waa recently transferred from Camp Rob I neon, Ark., to Camp Ed wards. Mfirn. Virgil Powler and family, formerly of Grants Paje are now tlTing at the Livingston arrrlre station. Recent ffuests of Mr. and Mrs. Itobert Cook nd family were Mrs Eattlark and eon of rt. Jones. Callf- Al Olbeon of Mlulon Pletd. Trxae iraa a (tuest last week of his brother-in-law and slater. Mr. and Mrs John Hntt who reside at the Leon Wise home. A standard eourn In flrnt eld U being offered by Mrs. Cleo Ollrhrlt beginning Aug 19 at S p. m. In the Orange bell. Mra. Viola Pomeroy of the Meadows and Mies Fill ham of Rama Valley transacted buslneaa here last wek Both will teach in the grade school here thla year. Mrs. Margaret Hawce of Portland Baa been a guest of her brother and euter-ln-lew. Mr. and Mra. J. L Roorh. Mlse Beatrice Werth enent last week with relaMvea U Ashland Remal Buhler. athletic coach here lact year wiu eoacA and teacb at Vale. I If ' r v i - i ft-' j ... .. i.-, r'V-nssrsMeawAsaJ (1 Oregon, thla year. He la now taking a special course In nary training which la offered to high school coaches. Property owners residing near the city hall are anxious to have the city Jail removed from the front lawn of the city hall grounds to a leas conspicuous place on the prop erty. It Is expected that popular subscription will contribute towards the financial end of the suggested improvement. Jerry Smith haa been removed to his home here from a Medford hos pital where he underwent an oper ation on a leg bone recently. Lake Creek Lake Creek, Au:. '8 To!.) Miss Joyce Grissom Is spending few days at home, but will riflurn to the sheep camp the first of the week. Mrs. Ross and children of flold Itlll are hoime Rurt of Mrs. J. B. Short and famtlT. Mr. an1 Mrs. K. E. Mey?r spent ThiinwIsT enmlti with ths Harry Tonn fsmlly In Medford. Mls Vlralnla Ptfli entertained a roup of her friends with a lawn party. Wednr.dar evening. Mr. and Mra. Harry Tonn of Mrd ford and family apent Thursday night and Friday with Mr. and Mro. E. K. Myer, Mrs. Pmma Wnhlera waa a fueat of Mrs., Marvaret Muvtbanrn Tuesday. 8. e aim called on Mrs. J. B. Ahort. Donald (lrlom took auppllea to the aheep camp Sunday. PRISONERS' PAY BACKED V.hlni;ton, Aug 18 (n Representative Angell (R Ore.) in a speech In the House today supported a bill (S2329) to pro vide for continuance of pay of prlroners captured by the Jap anese on Wake Island. Closing time for Claaained Ads t a m Too lata to Claaalty 13 SO p m. Kotp 'Em Rolling At Ashland Roller Rink Plan a Psrt. rail nasi Vhlanrt "lor llrilths Sake. Roller saalf Kirr. tirnlnt t:vrirt Monday On the Radio Chains TaTIONt! Chain affiliation aa trbart tbey aro on the olalt KALK MBS I1M. PortlaaO. ILtX (NBT-Blutt IIM. Portlanal KUA ( NBC-HI uo MH 111 SfHuno: IUO (KHC-Blo tl an rranaarai KIIW INHT-Hed) '. Port land: KiR (NHC-Bloel 100 Krottlo: RNX (THH) lOTt In Anielea: KOA (NBT-fted) au Densar: KniN (CBS) 170, fort landl HOMO (NBC-Red) U Srattkl KPO (NBC-Bed) Sua San Pranelaros KSL (CBS) IIM sll Laaa city. lime Shown at PIT " Tuesday S :00 Ray Tarrlniton'a Orch, KPO. 1COW; Ara You a Mining Heir. KSL; Plying Patrol, KEX. KOO, KJB; Star, of Today, KOW; Afternoon Danoea. KNX; Newspaper of the Air, KOIN; Musical Portralta. KOMO. 5:90 Hobby Lobby, Kom, KSL: Cleto Roberta Be porta, KEX, KOO; Harry W. Plannery, KNX; Folk Mualc, KJB. 8:00 Buttle of ' the Sexes, KPO. KOW, KOMO; Tommy PJgga and Betty Lou, KNX. KSL. KOIK; Sing for Dough, KEX: Voice of Victory. KOO: Popular Mualc, KJR, 8:30 John Nesblt and Meredith Wilson's Orch., KPO. KOMO, KOW; Homlclds O'Kan. KNX, KOIN; News, KEX. 7 KM) Cbeera from tho Campa. KNX, KOIN. KSL: A Data with Judy. KPO. KOMO. KOW; Air Baas HI Jlnka. KEX. 1:30 Tommy Doraey'a Orch., KPO, KOW, KOMO: Bed Ryder, KJR. KOO, KEX: Talka. KSL, KOIN: Time Out for Melody, KNX. 8:00 Amoa V Andy. KNX, KSL, KOIN: Roy Porter. KOO. KJR. KEX; Pred Waring, KPO, KOW. KOMO. 8:15 Olen Mlller'a Orch, KaTX. KSL. KOIN; Lum and Abner. KOO. KJR, KEX: Olmsted's Story Dramas. KOW. KOMO; Musto tor a Nickel, KPO. ' 8:30 Information Please, KOO. KEX, KJR: Ara Tou a Mlaalng Heir. KNX. KOIN: Johnny Prraenta, KPO. KOW, KOMO: Newa. KSL. 8:00 Hobby Lobby. KNX, KOW, KOMO; Down Memory Lane. KEX: Adventures of th Thin Man. KPO, KOW, KOMO; Down Memory Lane. KEX: Concert Hall, KJR. 8:30 Over the Top, KOO. KJR: Horace Heldt'a Treaauro Chest, KPO. KOMO. KOW: Second Husband. KNX: Newa. KSL; Leon P. Drewa. KOIN. 10:00 Dr. Cab Calloway'a Qulzzl ealo, KOO, KEX, KJR: Reporter News. KPO, KOMO, KOW: News, CN-X; P1ve Star Pl-al. KOIN; Mas torworka of Music, KSL 10:30 Sports, Woody Herman's Orch., KSL. KNX: Harry Owens' Haw sllsns, KPO, KOMO; Freddy Martin's Orch., KOO, KJR: Broadway Band wagon, KEX: Moonlight Sonata. KOW: This world Today. KOIN. II KM Swing Tour Partner, KOW. KPO; This Moylng World, KEX. KJR; News, KOO. KNX: Danes Orch.. KOIN: Reveries. KOMO. Wednesday 5:00 H. V. Kattenborn, KPO. KOW. KOMO; Nelson Eddy, KtfX, KOIN, KSL; Flying Patrol, KEX, KOO, KJR: Stars of Today, KOW; Walts Rhythm, KPO. 8:30 It Happened In the Service, THUNDERSTORM I WAKeNEO AT MlAHT ay A THUNOcftSTOKM WHICH Ht THINK VIM PRfcTTY fHftHS WITH OLlt T A SOCIALLY WHO FLa.SH AMD LOUD CLAP Of THUNOfcR AN0 THfY ACTUALLY IEM PLEASEC VVHEN.T0 HIS DISAPPOINTMENT, tTOKM BEOINS TO FADE AWAY ACROSS L Pala t, Tba eoutbweet wind 8. Eneountarad 11 Bafora lone la. Tarrlbla It. Foam II, Amarlraa author If. Wrltlna Implamant It. Wild plum IS. risries Jl. Nacatlva 13. Tart of the H! hie: aahr. U Measure Is. Litenta of land abutting; the atreet tS. p,'rlrt If. Redact St Nnnwer 40 Dry 43 Plree 4S. Oraanland Mltlamant 41 Orb of day Alack ftv Kin J of reala to. Thing: law at. Il.hrrw latter hi. Ahaad M Shf.1 feathers H. M.1iclnal plant 1 Pln-h It. Tha tmall 71. Fmall aoft mass eranbarry !! awflllns- ID. Canua o Jia T. DnMa-hd cow as. Rua away ' P h- T P h I" Is f 1 " - J -4 - n - 3 iz i -3" S Ti j r 5- 3- 3!" 37" 7J 55" 53 7j 7f Z JT ZT" mi 3T" 3" - ' "5 KOMO. KOW; Or. Christian. KSL; News, KOOt Harry W. Plannery. KNX. KOIN; Folk Music, KJB; Pass ing Parade, KPO. 8:00 Shirley Temple. KNX. KOIN; Those We Love. KPO, KOW. KOMO: Baain Street Chamber Musle, KOO. KEX; Popular Music. KJR; Sports. KSL. 8:30 Mr. District Attorney. KPO. KOMO. KOW: Suspense, KNX, KOIN. KSL: News. KEX. 7:00 Great Momenta In Mualc. KOTN. KSL. KNX: Kay Kyaers Mus ical Quit. KPO. KOW. KOMO. 7:30 Lightning Jim, KOO. KJR. KEX: 33nd Letter, KNX, KOIN; Army Recruiting, KSL. 8:00 Ear! Godwin. KOO. KsTX: Amoa V Andy. KNX. KOIN. KSL; Point Sublime, KOW. KOMO, KPO. 8:15 Olenn Mlller'a Orch.. KNX. KSL. KOIN; Lum and Abner, KOO. KEX. KJR. 8:30 Dr. Christian. KNX, KOTN: Paul Martins Orch., KPO. KOW; Manhattan at Midnight. KOO, KJR, KEX; Newt, KSL. 9:00 News. KOW; Kews Here and Abroad. KOO: William Winter. KNX: Newa, KOIN; Studio Party, KJR: Highlight Hour, KOMO; Light and Mellow, KPO; William Hardlman. KSL. 8:30 p. m Lyrics and Lullabies. KOO; News, KJR, KSL: Who's Who on the Homo Front, KOMO: On Our Bandstand. KPO. 10:00 Reporter News, KPO. KOW. KOMO: Garry Moore's Show,; KEX: News. KNX. KOIN: Chamber Mualc Society. KJR; Masterworks of Music. KSL. 1030 Freddy Martin's Orch.. KOO. KJR: Soorta. Woody Herman's Orch.. KNX. KSL: Harry Owen'a HawaUans. KPO. KOMO; Broadway Bandwaeon. KEX: Moonlight Sonata KOW: The World Today. KOIN. 11:00 Lud Olusklns' Orch, KOIN. KSL: Oman. KPO: This Moving World. KEX; News, KOO. KNX; Dance Orch, KOW; Folk Music. Mualc, KJR: News, KNX; Evening Reveries, KOMO. Riviera, Aug. 18 (Spl.) Mrs. T .ul Throne returned home Mon day after a two weeks visit with relatives in southern California. Mrs. Keith Baraas who underwent a tonsil operation In Oranta Pass last week Is convalescing at their home here. Mr. Bamea left Saturday to work near Couer d' Alene. Idaho. Those from the colony snd here who attended Pomona Orange picnic st Jsekson Hot Springs Sunday were. Otto Puhrman. Meadames, Howes. Martin and Miller. Sewing club met at the Frank Dally home Wednesday with nine women present. Mesdames Chase. Wilson, J. R. Barnes. Pick. J. Shaw. Dr. Biles. Dally, Miller and Freauf. The afternoon waa spent tn tacking a quilt for the hoatese and Individual fancywork. Next meeting will be Sept. 9, at the Bryon Flick home. The Wm. Dodds expected to leave for Csltfornla Aug. 16. Mrs. Lloyd Miller will lesva for Portland Aug. 17 but plans on re turning by Aug. 33. By CLUYAS WILLIAMS 14 4UftPftlED BV FAMILY'S TROOPINd IN, SHUTTING WINDOW AND ACTlrtt KJND OF AOITKTfcP Of. ON HAVIM6 FUN BUT CAN'T UNDEttSTANP WHY FAMILY ISN'T tNJOYINGr IT, OR WHY AUNT U6 KEEP HER HANDS OVER HER CARS a a Va A a t CSttPV att-wi tea KasI AKC VBKT rWfiNT rtOrLB E IRiAiQ E!6 OS, A L 6:R' lAIR'U I ,.,Q iiL,lp,R!YnN O R n a v b . e : kI1 A! tie L I IN TPS, H R E w! SO t- I T HI I C ejcfl i !n e E..-s.EV- Solution Of Ysstsrtlay's PuuU II. Upward band tn timber To. Noah'aolgaat on Tl. Buaby elumps 1 Riviera. I I i - HpjE I lA M Al I I R A N LQLEJMMAlD ' rj I Tl AIR E IXIOlEID I T FUiK IfiAiRIe'sQs'nveTeESJ Do 00 WN 1. Tr.a 3. Supoort for a s'.axs . Ululate 4. Within: eomb. form I Fua C AnJIron 7. Sa m l I. Bobbins I. Swab la. K 'ml of mineral II. Fitted trie a mortise 11 Ouu to. Sb.-.rt foe a man's asma !t. Vror.e 74. l.lns ?. '.ft tha aprlnf :f lrt of a aboe !s F!ntb SI I'nrurriad SI Tilt U. tX,up'ed a cbatr t M.-ul'ne same 4S sippttrta 41. Prtintne te an C-fllia -b.vl 4i Fitter 44. Olninlbed sradually 41 CVmnat po'nt 4? Klr.1 of meal 11 Fftll to keep ! iltn.lu t't'.a: variant It I alia .-otrs 14 Peparted la r-vet at ta top of a 'at Tea a 'ever A'.-s!-- drink la. Affliiceu'e NAVY SEIZURE OF CABLE PLANT NOT Washington, Aug. 18. (Pi Secretary Knox said today that the navy's seizure oi the Gen eral Cable company plant at Bayonne, N. J., last Friday "must under no circumstances be con strued as an endorsement of the attitude of the group of the em ployes who participated such action." Knox made the statement In a telegram to Michael Petraklan. employes' leader who had wired President Roosevelt a promise that the workers would double their efforts now In order to off set the loss tn production caused the work stoppage last week. The navy acted after the em ployes had gone out on an un authorized strike resulting from a wage dispute. . The war labor board had at tempted to settle the disoute but Knox declared that it failed be cause the workers, in striking, defied It. Knox's telegram to Petrakian declared that the workers' action was "a dangerous threat to the success of our national effort in this critical emergency " 'The navy has too much fighting to do to be managing plants which should be operat ing in the American way under their own management." Knox said, "and I am sure the men will want to relieve the navy promptly of this responsibility, Shady Cove Shady Cove, Aug. 18. (Spl.) Shady Cove community was deeply saddened over the tragic death of Louis Turner In Rogue River about 10 days ago. He had manv friends umnno tha young and old in the community. jurner naa served over 100 hours nn the nhurvatinn .tnti t Shady Cove and 12 observers aciea bs nonorary guard at his funeral in MerifnrH Annul n Deepest sympathy is extended to his family. The Grange Applagata Grange Applcgate Grange met in re gular session August 14 with Master Lester Hill presiding. C. H. Elmore, agriculture committee chairman, reported on the outlook of the hay situa tion with a probable shortage this winter. The new wheat in surance under the AAA will be set up for a three-year period ana for those years no wheat is grown there will be no pre mium due. The vetch and pea seed crop was discussed, giving some of the highlights on the government seed purchase pro gram. During the lecturer's hour the Grange presented Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hill with a small wed ding gift and the best wishes of the entire grange. Mr. and Mrs. Hill sang "The Rose of San Antoino" and "Johnny Doughboy." Ben Elmore led the group In a quiz on various birds. The lecturer's hour closed with some group singing. HAP HOPPER. Washington Correspondent What's Cookin? ' l.yHAP: OUB CIPHER B.UT-.BUT " IT 4 BENNY, SlR,. WELL. i ll B.t' HOLD EVfRVTUING Y T ANK YOO.MEl I TEN J ON VOUtf WAY. HUHT'HOWl J UPERT O BOtAalNS THE NA?I HE ST TH f LMBUSH I TCLL H'M WE'LL N' PON T TALK TILL 1 COOP MN..BUT HlNUTESl HORTY yER IcOUlD TH6 OOWN THAT COOE N WAS FOLLOW-, , POLICE STATION? A BE RIGHT i WE aET THERSf J STEP OM IT! 1 M LATER 1 PSLS HAVC V Of GOT Mf!jSiE KXIOOTAT I INd 16 A ' HfS HFE-J s OVERt T IN VERY BAO ii ,' J 6RUNG YEP I HERE SO . 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I TUB SEEDS OP ) dlJllr& ISV n t . sTssa jsj ...a, j ,' i y j M f ft t r r 7M : tf;,ma jt awv a e- r mi ' ? j wm rFt HURLER Denton "Cy" Young, who won 291 games for tha National leaque and 220 for tha American league, on May 5. 190S. pitched a perfect game no man of the opposing team reached first base1 During another season he pitched no less than 23 scoreless innings in successionl COFFEE FRUIT U The fruit of the coffee plant, a tree-like shrub which Is pruned to about six feet in Jieight to make picking easier, is dark red and resembles cherries. Tha pulp is yellowish and delicious when ' ripe. ,3a s t" " ' '" " I S E AOn convoy doty somewhere at sea, a British cruiser of tha FUt no a swirling wake to mark a Inrnlrut maneuver. , old-iime. FOR 6Q Car 'MlWreltearirtefefwake tna (O '.Sts.t.aru.OBy-aunaaurwmS Edited by .v. . I 4 byJOHNHlX pitchw- HIS 3Z Y5ARS AS A BAUL PLACER, WON 511 He won 20 6a morb GAMES A REASON If CONSECUTIVE Drew Pearson and Bob Allen 0
