MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 5, 1942
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M'ALLISTER SET
FOR SPEAKERSHIP
ISMATEIRD
Medford Legislator Has 20
Votes Pledged Outside
Multnomah Delegation.
Br Ralph Watson
la the Oregon Journal
William M. McAllister, repre
sentative from Jackson county
for several sessions past, and re
elected Tuesday, is to be the
next speaker of the house, ac
cording to well founded under
standing gained in Portland to
day. McAllister cast his vote in
Medford early Tuesday and
"high tailed it" to Portland
where he went into conference
with as many of the Multomah
representatives-elect as he could
find.
According to information
gained, but not from him, he is
understood to have some 200
votes pledged to his candidacy
delegation. The latter group, so
it is reported, is to be called
Into session Thursday at 10 a.m.
in the Imperial hotel, by Harvey
Wells who has been acting as
chairman of the pre-election
group of Republican candidates,
to discuss and decide about go
ing in a bloc to McAllister.
The rumor is that a majority
of the representatives-elect are
In favor of walking into the
camp, it having been their agree-
HOT FLASHES
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Flying Tigers" Thriller Coming
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American "Flying Tigers"
battle the much dreaded Jap
fighter planes, the Nakajimas,
in the air-thriller titled "Flying
Tigers," which comes to the Rl
alto theatre tomorrow for one
big week. John Wayne, John
Carroll, Paul Kelly and Gordon
Jones have roles.
ment to wait until after the elec
tion before making any individ
ual commitments, and then act
ing as a unit.
The Mulnomah delegation has
13 votes, with one additional in
the Joint Clackamas-Mulnomah
district as a usual thing. The
delegation's vote, if McAllister
has the 20 outside, would cinch
the election, as it requires 31 to
elect, all 60 members being
present.
Nazis Shave Tails
Of Cows for Hair
Washington, Nov. 5. (U.R)
The German army has ordered
the tails of all cattle in Ger
many to be shorn to supply hair
to the reich's textile industry,
according to the Office of War
Information. The OWI report
said the Germans had issued an
order that "a little tuft should
be left at the end of a cow s
tail for whisking off flies."
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Coming Sunday
Van Hefflin, sensational star
of "Johnny Eager," and Kath-
ryn Grayson, singing star of
"Rio Rita," star in the gay and
colorful motion picture, "Seven
Sweethearts," which heads I
triple bill Sunday at the Cra
terian theatre. Disney's Pluto
in a new cartoon and March of
Time's "Fighting French," will
play in support.
BY SOLDIER BOYS
USO receives several hundred
pounds of magazines each week
which are distributed through
the Red Cross and Camp White
so that the magazines contribut
ed by friends of service men may
go where they are needed most
Suggestions are offered by USO
to the public in making the con
tribution of free reading mater
ial more useful.
Picture magazines are always
good even if several years old
This is especially true of Nation
al Geographic and similar pic
ture magazines. Current events
publications, however, should be
fairly recent as they lost their
value after a month or so.
Good story magazines are en
joyed even if several years old,
such at Saturday Evening Post,
Lady's Home Journal, American,
etc.
Magazines with clean covers
are more Inviting than those
with wrinkled, folded edges,
Some contributors tear off the
corners where their home ad
dress has been placed and this
mars the cover of the magazine.
If erasing the address is desired
if can be called to the attention
of USO and the address can be
eliminated without spoiling the
cover.
Literary magazines such as
Atlantic Monthly and Nation are
always good regardless of age
as also are fun magazines, such
the The New Yorker and Es-
quire. Fortune comes in a sur
prising quantity and is always a
treat to the service men.
uau inanxs the many con
tributors who have helped them
keep the magazine file fresh and
up-to-date. A thousand or more
copies of Life were distributed
to Camp White last week.
GOOD HEALTH NOW IS
PRACTICAL PATRIOTISM
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Bo you want to help win the war Why, ef course!
And here's one way you can render a practical service
Get Well and Keep Weill Guard your health first,
because the nation needs your energies and effort)
second, because there are now fewer Physicians to serve
us, and we must conserve their precious timet third, by
bringing prescriptions here for accurate compounding
from our large stock ef of fresh, potent drugs.
It's Your
DUTY
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You work for the Axis every
day you are off work. So
keep well for Victoryl
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getter 'at the Holly
where he plays through
day night in "Wildcat," oil thril
ler. "Romance on the Range,"
starring Roy Rogers, plays as
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ECDYSIASTS ON PARADE Los Angeles' austere police commission beat a hasty exit when blond,
curvaceous Marie Wilson (right) and banner-bearing companions demonstrated how much sh
really wears in her strip-tease act Beauties claim police are too tough on strippers or "Ecdyslasts,"
name coined from Greek "Ekoysis." meaning "getting out" and zoological term Ecdysis, or "molting."
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. CIVIL ENGINEER DIES
Riverside, Cal., Nov. S (U.R)
Joseph Barlow Lippincott, 78,
prominent civil engineer, died
yesterday of a heart attack
while riding in his car, county
hospital officials said today.
Lippincott, who took part in
planning and constructing the
Boulder dam, laid out the Camp
Haan anti-aircraft training base
near here.
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BY WINTER WEATHER
Owing to bad weather condi
tions the Kangaroo Mountain
Chrome company operating the
Kubli claim In the Siskiyous has
closed for the winter, It was
learned here.
J. M. Sudreth, engineer with
operating headquarters at Yreka.
was in charge of development
work. George Thomas of Grants
Pass and Roy Hansen of Kerby
had been employed with Sud
reth. A road being built by the
government from Klamath river
to the mine lacks two miles of
being completed, it was said. .
MISS KESTERS0N TO
SERVE WITH WAACS
Miss Dorothy E. Kesterson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Kesterson of Klamath Falls and
granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William Puhl of Gold Hill, left
today to report for duty at Fort
Des Moines, la., with the
Women's Army Auxiliary corps.
She was sworn in the corps at
Portland, Oct. 9.
She is a graduate of Klamath
Union high school and attended
University of Oregon where she
was affiliated with Phi Beta sor
ority. Miss Kesterson has many
friends In the community.
Mileage of new tire can be
extended from 10,000 to 17,000
miles by reducing average speed
from 40 miles an hour to 25
miles an hour.
Southern Oregon residents are
offered an outstanding Ice Fol
lies Friday and Saturday eve
nings and Sunday afternoon at
the Medford Ice Arena. The
show features Miss Shirley Lan
ders, Pacific coast Junior cham
pion and senior champion of the
Pacific northwest.
Denny Edge, Ice Arena man
ager, stated today that Miss
Landers brings to Medford skat
ing of high calibre. Her person
ality and appearance add much
to the numbers of the Follies
which combine professional and
amateur talent.
Patricia Greenup and Patricia
Hoyt, who were senior ladies
pair champions for the north
west, will appear in solo num
bers. Edge states that he Is try
ing to bring this couple together
to repeat the number which won
them the championship last Feb
ruary in northwest competition.
The girls have not spoken to
each other since last February
and Edge is hoping for a reunion
on the ice.
Lieut. Clifford Peterson of
Camp White and Miss Ruth
Edge, talented daughter of Man
ager Edge, will appear in a
dance number. Jimmy Bourke,
professional Instructor at the
Ice Arena, presents a solo num
ber. Bourke, who has been skat
ing for the past 42 years, at one
time was world champlo.1 figure
and trick skater and has teamed
with Evelyn Chandler, wor'd
champion on many occasions.
Other skaters are also sched
uled on the program which in
cludes dancing numbers, comic,
trick and figure skating. The
evening shows begin at 8:15
o clock and the matinee per
formance on Sunday at 2:30
p. m. Skating will be enjoyed
by the audience following the
shows on the same admission
ticket. Edge states that the
arena has been newly decorated
with patriotic pennants.
TRAITOR REPRIEVED
Detroit, Nov. 5. (U.R) Ac
tion on an appeal to the U. S.
circuit court of appeals at Cin
cinnati assured today that Max
Stephan, German born Detroit
restauranteur convicted of
treason, will not die on the gal
lows November 13 as scheduled.
HAVE YOU
ORDERED YOUR
CHRISTUAS
CARDS YET?
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but you had battel hurry!
The deadline for orderinf
"personal" Christmas cards
Is November 15tV Our
selection of cards now ta
large but will soon be de
pleted at the rat they are
going now.
W have a large line ef
special cards for boys in
the service. Special family
greetings and a lovely
group of Scripture Christ,
mas cards.
See also our Christmas gift
Jewelry, handkerchiefs and
myrtle wood novelties.
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