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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18. 1942 PAGE FIVE i . TO PREVAIL FOR JE AT P Want to Play Host to Soldier For Christmas Day Dinner? Just Fill Out Invitation Blank Camp White (Spl) Camp White soldiers and invited guests will go dancing Thursday eve ning In a "Winter Wonderland." Service Club No. 2, fondly re membered for past gaieties, fol lowing tradition this holiday sea son, will be decorated with green trees and holly. There will be Jingle bells, silver-tipped firs, gaily hung holly, and probably a hurried visit from St. Nicholas, to remind dancing couples it Is once again the time of Christ mas. All girls In Medford are cor dially invited and are asked to call the Outpost any time before 3 p. m. Thursday for transporta tion reservations. A bus, will leave the outpost at 7:30 p. m. and a later bus is scheduled to depart from the chamber of commerce at 8:30 p. m. Those planning to attend are asked to indicate which bus they will take to Camp White. Announcement of a formal dance, by Senior Hostess Miss Rena Semenza, was received joyously tjy girls calling to ar range early reservations. Troops stationed at Camp White will welcome Into a miniature "Win ter Wonderland" feminine guests from Medford, Ashland, Grants Pass, Klamath Falls, and other r Th-chr,rH.--' 1304 Reddy Ave. Ph. 4914 If you wish to Invite on or more Camp Whit Servicemen to your home for dinner Christmas Day, December IS. either afternoon or evening, fill in this coupon and mail or take imme diately to THE OUTPOST. Sixth Street next to Holly Theatre, or the U.S.O., corner Main and Baitlett Streets, Medford. Oregon Name.. Phone. Address ; If umber of Servicemen you wish to entertain: Transportation will be furnished by you from either the OUTPOST or U. S. O. Check recreation center at which you wish to make pickup and exact time. Tim of pickup.. . U. S. O- Hospitallty offered and other remarks- LET'S MAKE CHRISTMAS A JOYOUS DAY FOR EVERY CAMP WHITE SERVICE MAN places that have always sent their very best to enjoy the post's hos pitality. The Engineers' dance band has arranged both music and special ties appropriate in theme for this special evening. Their music and their rhythm have made eve nings more enjoyable for guests attending Post dances. To complete the arrangements for a gala evening, Corporal Don Safford returns to Emcee a new floor show. To let you in on a little secret, at least one skating act has been set for the evening's entertainment. Don promises to top his past efforts in bringing specialties for approval of his enthusiastic followers. HONOR IS BRIEF Leeds, England, Dec. 16 (U.R) Arthur Clarke, 62, was Lord Mayor of Leeds 15 minutes. He collapsed and died yesterday be fore he had completed his inau gural speech. TO TEST MILK LAW Washington, Dec. 16 (U.R) The supreme court is expected to hear argument today in a suit attacking constitutionality of the San Francisco milk ordinance. The suit was brought by the Natural Milk Producers associa tion, a cooperative association of raw milk producers. THESE ARE THE ONLY HANDS VOU'll EVER HAVE oCoveltj Keep your precious hand toft, smooth, end beautiful with the aid of Chamberlain' clear, to 'den Lotion. Apply Che ro be He in 't regularly, you'll appreciate the fact that it 4iet w.th such convenient auiefcfieu, leevinf the fresh end delicate fragrance of orange blossoms upon tnt lkn. Chamberlain's helps you avoid the discomfort and dffineat of chapped, lough and reddened hands. Buy it at all ToiUt C4 Ccfmttn homherl nmnnrlninr i . iuiiiuci luuia t v.. LOTION T PRESENT SCREI FOR NURSERY USE (Contributed) Through the kindness of Le land Mentzer. head of the shop department of the local high school, the Medford Nursery School Is today rejoicing in the acquisition of a fine set of six teen sturdy screens. Serving multitude o f purposes, the screens add greatly to the va riety and fun of the nursery school child's day. Learning of the need of the Nursery School for such an ar ticle, Mr. Mentzer and his shop students adopted the "screen making" as a project one which is now finished, delivered and in use. Not yet weary of well doing, the same group has now begun work on sets of shelves to be used for toys and for supplies.. The staff and council of the Medford Nursery School are deeply appreciative of the kind ness of Mr. Mentzer and his group of boys. . association and director of the suggestion system of the Pull man Co., said that some em ployes have turned in enough prize-winning suggestions to pay for their homes. "In the first 18 months of operation of the Pullman sugges tion system." Taylor said," em ployes sent in 42,000 suggestions for improvement to operations and practices. Of this total the company adopted 4,600, paying the 2.600 suggesters $53,000." JACKIE COOPER SWORN IN Hollywood, Dec. 16 (U.R) Jackie Cooper, juvenile film star, was sworn into the navy yesterday under the V-l program for general service. Cooper, 20, will enroll In February at Loy ola university, taking a navy approved course leading to a commission as a deck officer or qualifying him for naval avia t'on training. Use Matt THbunt Want Ads. Anything we sell may be bought n our monthly payment plan. Shop with coupons . . . buy them en credit and spend them like cash. Cam to our catalog department, far hundreds of new gift Ideas. Washington, Dec. 18. (U.R) Severe reductions in the manu facture of camera film for civil ian use were ordered today by the War Production Board. which said production facilities are strained to the limit to meet military requirements. Reductions'were: Still and motion picture cam' era film for amateur use 50 per cent below 1941 output. 35-millimeter film for all uses 24 per cent below 1941. Other film for professional use 24 per cent below 1941. December production quota for amateur still and motion pic ture film five per cent of 1941 output. December production quota for professional use seven per cent of 1841 output. HOBBS SENTENCED ON MORALS COUNT ' Frank Hobbs, 66, a carpenter, entered a plea of guilty to con tributing to the delinquency of a minor girl, and was sentenced to serve an indeterminate sen tence not to exceed two years in state prison by Circuit Judge H. K. Hanna yesterday. Hobbs was arrested Monday night and made a signed state ment, according to the author ities. The girl in the case was paroled recently from a state in stitution. I The Table Rock road between the Camp White entrance and this city is not standing up well under the heavy traffic. County Engineer Paul B. Rynning re ported today. The remainder of the road to Bybee, built this year, is also showing the strain of travel. The county engineer said the government would be asked to allocate funds for heavy oiling of the road next year. No heavy oil was applied this year, due to shortage. The road was not completely finished last fall. Roads in general throughout the county suffered from the November rains, and mainten ance crews and graders are now repairing them. The county en gineer said a few days of sun shine were needed to aid the workers, and put the roads in good shape for winter use. Chicago (U.R) According to the National Association of Sug gestion Systems, the average war worker is good for three practical ideas to improve pro duction. E. S. Taylor, president of the NOW! 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