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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1942 PAGE SEVEN Want to Bay, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It's Filled With Opportunties! Turn to the CLASSIFIED For Your Wants Brad tvrry ad mn tttlt jag. You will prohahly rind Urtlj th things roit Mat brea Niuk Ins fot on a al or tradr for anutrd art tries you may nav. Cranb ,ur attir or sturr room iu mi? rind many thing el hirst arr Ml.ln and n ablt to reallr Immrriiatr rah It what ru want ln' torr ad rrtl for It. Tiihuna ClaMl flul ad arc lnepenlfa af fective I RATES per word met Inwrtlon . (Minimum 5r Earn addllliMial Insertlea. per word J. (Minimum tor) Per line prr month without cap) chsnte , JIJ8 CASH or money order mart eecom peny ill mall order claasined ade. LOST AND FOUND lost Pair of nary kid gloree, light stitching. Return to Cameo Shop. LOST Between Jackson Hotel and Everett's Lunch A black leather handbag containing money, keys and personal belongings. Return to Everett's Lunch 136 N. Central, and collect reward. POUND Separator bowl. Owner may have same by Identifying and pay ing for ad. Mall Tribune. LOST OR STRAYED from our pens One large white faced Hereford cow. branded 7 U. Reward. Crater Meat Company. Phone 4013. THE PERSON area to pick up black billfold In Woolworth'a Monday evening pleasa return to cashier at Woolworth'a. LOST Lady'a black purse, Inltlsled E. D B- Reward. Return to Tribune. REPORT lost dogs, animal cruelty caws Humane So-Mgty Phone 6131 WANTED MALE HELP WANT MAN to operate wholesale route. No selling. Draft exempt Good worker sure of advancement. Write Tribune Box 4580. WANTED Boys for Mall Tribune Routes Apply Circulation Depart ment. Mall Trtnune. WANTED Prunera Boarding house eccommodstlons available. Apply Rogue River Orensrd. end No. Cen tral Ave, Medford FALLERS AND SUCKERS and saw mill men wanted at Trail Call Medford 2788 WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED High achool girl for house work during the holidays. Oo home nights. 95 ueneva or rnonv om. WANTED Waitresses.' cooks and dish washera -Culinary Alliance, 320 Lib erty Bldg. WANTED Woman to work for room and board. Phone 293 Oold Hill WANTED Cook and general house keeper 3 in family uoerai wages Pbone 4014 WANTED Waitress The Sbace. WANTED -Experienced woman eook TnprasrjTeSJiack H EIP MALE and FEMALE WANTED Couple, mm for orchard work, woman to operate boarding house. Equipment furnished. Rogue tuvar urcnara uo.t ena norm icu tnil Avenue. Medford. WANTED SITUATION WANTED General offloa work. Phone Jackson Hotel, Rm. 418. Helen Hauck, 10 to 11 a. m. WANTED Clerking or general office work. Phone 3188. 10 and ll a. n DRIVEWAYS built or repaired. Phone 2687 SEPTIC TANKS cleaned Work guar anteed Local man Pbone 6507 WANTED Tractor work grading lev. elms and Dl'twliu phone 287 WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Electric washer, good con. ditlon. State price. Star Route, Box 48. Eagle Point. WANTED Top veal calves, paying up to 13 centa tor good sucking calves. Also top prices paid for hogs, beef sna ismcs. crater Meat vwnpauy Pbone 4013. WANTED TO BUY 22 ehelle. any aire. Crater Meat Company. Phone 4013. Wanted Pasture for two be liars Dial 6363. Wanted Ranch, so to 100 acre. Dial 0663. WANTED Furniture for a day room at Camp Wnite. nothing expensive, can reftnish. Phone 3656. WANTED for cash One Kohler light plant. Ted Morava, Rt. 2. afeaiora WANTED TO BUT 40 or more seres Improved or unimproved farm. fronting on Oranta Pssa-Medford HiThway. Send full description and price to P. O. Box 87. oeraeiey, California. s V"Tm t -nrf np mal dr. dieting beater. Pbone 3648 alter Sunday. WANTED Furnished room or apart ment for y o u n couple. Pvt Orabam. Phone 4210. "WANTED Ocoi "ouse trailer. Apt No. 4. Rex H WANTED Factor nillt trailer house Oood rubber. 438 Ji. Oolmnbue. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS! APARTMENT WANTED La. Jf. H Arneaard. (tat Inf. Dir. Arty. Camp White. ARMY CAPTAIN" and family want furnished bouse or apartment. Can mov. in at onos Call atra. Benuer 2304. WANTED Future for 1 bo Phone 6338. WANTED-Woman for bookkeeping and feneral offtca work with local wholesale firm Permanent position with ood opportunity for advance ment. Tribune Boa 1333. WELL DRILL INO- II 60 per ft tint 60 ft. Me i at Dodge. 61S King BKT PRIta PAID . For fuui furniture IADS rUKNITlKK. Phone 4M0. WILL PAY MONT CASH Per IliMid Hard furniture HOI RKCIOK FL'RMTI'RE tt North Fniot Phone 40U WANTED USED PTJRNTTURI Dont at 11 till you get our bid. Phone 3333 BARNISBORO at ANDREWS CRAF IRON SCRAP METJ WANTED Tour government needs thta vital material' for defense Sell now nlgheet prices paid. SCRAP AUTO TIRES AND TUBES Any QuanUty MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSB 37 N Orape Phone 3744 WANTED Highest price, paid for furniture stoves, tools, or what have you? MEDFORD BAHQAIN HOUSE 17 N Orape Pbone (744 FOR RENT BOARD. ROOM BOARD at ROOM Corner 3rd and Main Jacksonville FOR RENT Furnished Rooms SLEEPING room, does In, 3 gentle men, nortn sartiett. ROOM Men only. 204 Bo. Holly. ROOMS tn clean, newly remodeled CRATER fluTEL Center of town Central and ti a tub etraeta Comfortable Simmon node, eprtnr mattreaaea Sbuwer available 6plc ana open tceie pi oo to ei og. Special ratea bj the week. COMFORTABLE ROOM, doee in 609 Baat Main foe man ATTRACTIVE rUHJMS 104 8 Orape FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT Houae, free wood, good well, on Sterling Road, 1 mile from Jacksonville. 1006 West Main. Pbone 3591. FOR RENT J-room houae, 1 acree in pasture, email Darn, cnieaen bouse On Old Stage Road. H. I. cook. 1104 w. Main. FOR RENT Large furnished house 13 miles from Camp White, S50 per montn. srnooi ana store Close oy inqjlre 305 8. Oft it dale. FOR RENT MisctUansoiit FOR RENT OR SALE 15-acre plsce, be Tacant December 37th. Pressure water sntem. Terms, or will In dude wood In shed If bought for cash. Mrs. oox, sama vaney Oregon. CABINS FOR RENT Singles S10; double IIS per mo. Ugbta and water, and camp nortn or a corners, Midway Road, 2 mUee from Camp White. omCB ROOMS for rent See Cosy woo confectionery toa Baat ssain Tel 9043 FOR SALE DOGS, PETS FOR SALE Cocker Spaniel puppy. Mrs. LMrwin Mapei, uoia hul RED MALE Pekingese puppy , months old. SIS. 619 So. Central. COME PICK OUT your Cocker pup lor cnrisimas. goioen ana oisca 4io Mtpie pan pr. pnone xwn FOR SALE POULTRY FOR BALE New Hampshire heavy nana, si JO. Fbona 0486. RED FRYERS for sale. Corner Mid way and Table Rock Road. T. C, oeirer FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE S feeder pig. 11 Leghorn pu lifts: IB White Rocks, an laying: rabbits, 8 does, bred, 3 bucks, SO fryer rabbits; bed. complete. like new; S tier wood, prloe reasonable. rtrst nous nortn covered, wagon, w Hwy. FOR SALE Rabbit, young checkered giant doe. S3-S0. S3S Haven St. Phone S69S. WANTED Otxd milk cow to keep ror reeo pnone om CASH for old horse Dial 6378 FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1030 Ford two-door sedan Oood tire. Sacrifice. Leaving Ore gon soon. Phone S32. Central Point. FOR SALE Ten-wheel truck. A- shape, good rubber. SS50. Pbone 431a). FOR SALE Late model logglrkg and lumbering equipment; truck, siao a heavy duty cat. a late model Chev rolet. S-ton panel )ob; a 1M7 pick up, 193a pjymojtn coupe, ivn a pas, rora coupe. O- V. METERS, Used Car Lot, Ninth and Bartlett. FOR SALE 1937 V-8 sedan, clean Also sukc truck bed. 13 ft. Harvey F. Morgan, Shady Cove. FOR SALE By private party 1940 passenarcr Bulck Special eoupe Hew tire, aeat cover. neateT. In excnlknt condition. 8e at auv w llth, or Phone 448. TOR SALE 1940 H-ton Chev. pickup. Low m'leare. 4 speeds, good rubber aU. I. Bos SSi. FOK SALE AUTOMOIILES POb 8ALB 1841 Studebakor Cham- ptoo. Oood Urea, all aatraa. Bob Marqueea. Pumpkin Center. Talent. FOR 8AL 1S OlIC. 114-ton truck, long wheal taat. atake body, new battery, 1 new Urea. 4 food Urea. Priced for quick aale. 34 6th Street, Aabland. Xmaa. Sunday, or Cattenach'a Senrloe Station week day. Shady Cove. FOR SALE -S Chevrolet pickup. 600 x 16 una. R. L. Chnatean. Rout 1. Boa 203. sunset Drive. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 9 ft -acre ranch, part In airaua. ail rood eon, irrigated fenced and croee-fenced. Large bam. 8-room house, city water, electric lit hi. Phone 1808. FOR SALE 1448 acre stock, grain and alfalfa ranch, frea water lor Irrigation by pumping; 800 acres fenced, creek runs through ranch, also several spring. Ten-room bouse. S barn and other out build ing. Soma rich gold-bearing gravel S mile on creek soma timber out side range, situated 8V4 mile outh of Jacksonville. Anv reason able offer will be considered will take some trade. Write Bell and Manklna, Jacksonville, Ore. WELL FURNISHED, modern. 6-room bouse, across from high achool in Oold Hill. Army officer and wife with not more than 8 cnuaren pre- xerrea. pnone tus-ei, u ranis pas, FOR SALE S rooms with alas sleep ing porcn, iirepiaee. gaa furnace, picket fence. Close to schools. Im mediate possession. 83250. Phune 8598 or 4348. FOR S ALE S-room house with sleep ing porcn, nana wood floors. lire piaoe. paved nreet, close in and in gooo oonaiuon. unmea:te possee Ion. Brown White. Phone 3930. FOR SALE Equity In 3-bedroom modern home, iovo court. FOR SALE At a bargain acres English wstuuta waiter Frank, stb and Maple St.. Central Point. WHEN TOD THINK of real estate think of the Spencer Bagley Bcjency ioa w ha in OWNER LEAVING must eell S-room houae Etcellent locatton. recent ly reouiidltloned inside new flooi coverings, new electric hot watei tana Lot oox too Reasonable terms 819 King Phone STAft FOH SALE- New twu-bedromn home near high school Phone 8718 at can at 003 Dakota FOR SALE MltcalUntoua FOR SALE 1838 Indian motorcycle. new battery, food tlrea and In good running condition. 1H miles out Murphy road from Oranta Pass. Rt. t. Box 308. Ira T. Conger. FOR BALK OR TRADE Restaurant equipment. Almost complete eet-up. Upholstered chalra, good condition. 8218 cash or terms or will trade tor diamond or what have you? Opal Patterson, 638 K at Oranta Paaa. Ore. FOR BALE Building. 13 a 14, on skids. 413 Western Ave. FOR SALE Commercial . 1 . e t r I c Frtgldalra. Cor. King and Stewart Avenue. Call between 10 a. m. and 6 p. m. FOR SALE Brown fur ooat. sine 18; two sets drapes, rod. and panela. Address 438 South Ivy. FOR SALE Walnut DUncanphyfe drop-leaf console table. Closed, 36 I 88. extended seat 8. Also small chest drawers. Phone 3934. FOR BALE Girl's whit, figure skates, aire 4. New Hampshire Red pullet, lis w. Washington. Phone 4673. FOR BALE Man'a new bicycle. In quire at Tollman's on Tnomaa Rd.. off Stewart Ave. Phone 6131. FOR SALE Maytag washing ma chine, like new: aewlng machine, In good condition: cream separator; canned fruit; wool Bruesal carpet. Phone 3806. ARRIVED Shipment of Men. Nor man Cosmetics. Keep her beautiful and happy with her favorlt. coa metlce. 328 Eaat Main, Room 307. FOR SALE Home canned fruit at a bargain. Call at 828 Bennett Ave nue. Pbone 6718. FOR SALE Baled grain hay. Tic, South Peach. OIVE HER A CANARY FOR XMAS. DELICIOUS APPLES Cold atorage. Delivered Medford to Ashland, 61.76 to 83 48. Phone 6804. DELICIOUS APPLES 600 and up. 38e more oeiireroa. i n. nugnee, rem Valley. FOR SALE 836 guitar with new cass 33. 617 So. Holly. Call evenings. FOR SALE Oood house trailer, newly refinlahed. 838 W. 13th. CHRISTMAS TREES 6tb and Orape NEW BABY BED for Sale. 613 Austin St. FOR SALE Comb hooey In bulk. 30c , lb. Bring container. Stewart, 836 num. FOR SALE Paboo log etna trsller 8:36 Urea. Complete with fifth wheel. Pome 6023 after 8 JO. BEAUTIFUL pedigreed Roller Canar ies. The finest line of bird cages In So. Oregon. 1137 W. Mala Bu Ph 4687 Mrs. 0. A. Devoe. FOR SALE Now, the tune to treat cattle with BEHAKO to kill cattle giubs. Don't delay, apply Berako now Monarch Seed at Feed Co. CHRISTMAS TREES and greenery next to Orover'a Dairy. Wert 6tb Day and night. Best In town, priced ngnt. Bert jonuaton. FOR SALE Old growth body fir Dial 6180. -,. I EXTRA LAROB NEWTOWN APPLES 6160 per lug Otbera 6136 to 6 60 Two or mora delivered In city. Oor don Kershaw. Pbooe 6306 or 4008 FOR SALE Fir sawdust. 800 en. ft load 86 60. delivered la Mrdfnrd Hugh McOuinty. 634Uj II. Klrer- aioe. rnon. 041 1. FOR SALE Xmaa Tree., all a 1006 Weat Main St Tel. 8681. FULLER BRUSHES 1804 Reddy Pbone 4814. APPLES 76a lug Trade ranch (of aseaiora boon. 1780 M, sUvnaate. FOR SALE Mlscotlaitoout STARK IN O RED DELICIOUS Applee for Chr.atmaa ahlpplng at Medford Ice 4 Savage. Dolpb Phlppa, SEND US your order or come out to our nursery lor Dome grown aocltmated lists and abruba Largest stock In aouthern Ore. gon. Complete landacapa depart ment. Right plant In Ita pro per place. Tree pruning and tree surgery Park Landscape Cox. ml up West bank Evan Creek, Rogue River, Oregon. FOR SALE Apples. Delicious. Jona than ana isewuiwn joe B.anior a mile East of Phoenla Fern Valley AOATE8 CUT and mounted to order at Santos Agate Shop 438 B Main acmsji fmm Roxv PERSONAL SARAH ANNA will tarn the .up every day out Baturdaya and sun daya. 414 Bo. Rlnrslae. in rear. Palmistry Crystal Reading D Millar h 844J 480 Mouolalo An Aabland CARD reading 81 00 888 Jeanett. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES HERE'S your chance for a bust net! 60 acres, 4 cabin, cafe and living quarters. Beer sod wine license. Do ing ooa Durness, no competition Near 4 sawmills and mining rlalm. Built new a years sgo. Electricity, Oood fishing and bunting. If you are looking for a business. Inquire about this one. nine reason for selling. Amo'a Inn, Selma, Ore. FOR SALE Restaurant, equipped Inquire Highway Cats. FOR SALE Small, well equipped restaurant, aoirig gooo oi.uir.ss Owner. Tribune Bni 3000. MISCELLANEOUS Saddle repstrtng and mining; barneei repairing, collars, pad, holster wk Nobby Top Shop, Oranta Pass, Ore. THE EAST GIFT Send magaalne suDe?ription. low noiiaay ratea Val Truaa. Hoted Medford. CI ROLETTE rbe Deluxe Heatlesa Permanent. Ho pad or protectors No shock or bruns , . No best, machines ox electricity . . Wave starts at the scalp Wave all hair perfectly . . . including oieacned. ayed. fine gray, and children hair. Excluaive witb Bowman's Beauty Salon 337 8 Central Phone 8188 Make appointment early BUSINESS DIRECTORY Cora. tier. and service Mrs Alice Coppln, 844 south central rnnne was Chlrao.f 8wap CHIMNEY Sweep Also furnaeee and oil etovc. cleaned cell oeo Eaton 88 N Front Ph me 240 Chiropodist treatment of All Foot Trouble. Dr A M Depuer Reglaterad Chi ropodlst iFuol Speolsllstl 217 Fluhrei Bids. Dial 8108 Expert Window Cleaner LET OEUHOE DO IT I EXPERX winduw Cleaner Oenar. bouse cleanera. Iluut waxlug paint. ing ueo r oiraro pnune 3884 Tr.nat.i FURNITURE MOV1NO at STOR AGE We bav. van moving equip. ment for local and long distance hauling Dry and .lean atoragr i concrete buildingi with special locaer rooms at lov ratea SAMSON STORAGE WAREHOUSE Pbone 8768 BADS TRANSFER at STORAGE CO Office 16 South Fir Phone 3838 Prices right Service guaranteed CITY TRANSFER at STORAGE CO Household moving and gauera hauling 88 8 Grape Phone 4664 uay or olgna DAVIS TRAN8FER AND STORAOI 40 8 Fir Street Insured Camera Local and Lung Distance Hauling Phone 2888 MONEY TO LOAN MONEY TO LEND Cash for your Xms. gift, and Serrte. connected tripe. OREOON FINANCE CO. 46 So Central License No. S3II-M31T Dreesmaking IHB FASHION SPOP Dreaamaklng Fur Remodeling Button, and Bucklea covered Room 803 u 8 National Bank Blag Tel 6831. DRESSMAKING - Alteration, tailor ing. Katherln. Satterlee. Sewing Machine Shop, 33 8. Orape. Phone ejeo. DRESSMAKING and alteration. perienced Reaaonable b . r g . a iwa r. rwemrai rnone siao He.ring Aid DEAFENED HEAR with th. new Souoton. Vacu urn Tub. Hearing Aid Free home demonstntloo Writ. Sam Mete (Consultant) P O Boa 683. Med' ford Fur SiyUng SOWERS Fur Shop. 8 mile, aouth of Oranta Paaa Peeifte Hwy Expsn restyling, cleaning, glaring and ayeina Ail won guaranteed Pbooe 0I3-J3 Wall DrUUna WELL DRILLING with modern equip ment Golf Bros inoulre Pick's Ha we or Phone VII R wnt. 834 Jorrtin St Orsnls Psss Rooting WE REPAIR or apply any type of rout raoeo itonflnga SruugMs CoatUiea and Painu (lew s'ock Wall Paper Caereoa Paint and Hcof CO 88 8 Bsrtlett TVI 8843 Vacuum Repairing ELECTROLUX for rent Repeir an vacuums phone a4 Jack Wilson 1030 Eaat llth Closing tiro, for Claatllled ads a. m. Too lata to Classify 12 80 8 LEGAL NOTICES SUMMONS In th Circuit Court of th State of Oregon (or Jackson County. ROBERT H. ALWORTH, Plain tiff, vs. CLARENCE E. WEAVER and JANE DOE WEAVER (whose true first name is unknown), his wife, if the said Clar ence E. Weaver be married: CHARLES E. CHAT LAIN and JANE DOE CHATLAIN (whose true first name is un known), his wife, if th said Charles E. Chatlaln be mar ried: and also ALL OTHER PERSONS OR PARTIES UN KNOWN CLAIMING ANY RIGHT, TITLE. ESTATE, LIEN OR INTEREST IN THE REAL ESTATE DESCRIBED IN THE COMPLAINT HERE tm rv.a.. .... To Clarence E. Weaver and Jane Doe Weaver (whose true first nam Is unknown), bis wife. If the said Clarence E. Weaver be married: Charles E. Chat- lain and Jane Doe Chatlaln (whose true first name is unknown), bis wife, if the said Charles E. Chatlain be married; ant also all other persons or parties unknown claimins any right, title, es tate, lien or interest in the real estate described In the complaint herein, th above named defendants: In the Name of the State of Oregon: You and each of you are hereby summoned and required to appear in the above named court and cause and answer the above named plaintiffs com' plaint on file therein against you, within four weeks after December 17, 184Z. the date of the first publication of this summons. You are hereby not! fled that if you fail so to appear and answer said complaint with in the time aforesaid, for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to said Court for the relief demanded in said complaint, a succinct statement of which is: That a decree be entered herein adjudicating" any and all right, title, estate, lien or inter est which you, or any of you. have, or claim to have. in. to or upon real property located! within Jackson County. Oregon, described as follows, to wit: The South Half of the North east Quarter; the Northwest Ouarter of the Northeast Quarter; and the Northeast Ouarter of the Northwest Ouarter. of Section Fourteen (14), in Township Thirty-four (34), South of Range One (1). East of th Willamette Me ridian and decreeing all such claims or Interests to be null and void, and decreeing that said plaintiff is the owner In fee simple of the whole of said premises, free and clear of anv and all riant. title, estate, lien, or interest oi any and all of the defendant" in this suit, and decreeing that all persons or parties claiming, or to claim, by or through them, or any of them, be forever re strained and Barred from assert ing or claiming any lien or inter est in or to said real property. and that nlaintiff's title to said premises he forever quieted and set at rest; and for such other relief as to the Court may seem just and equitable. The date Of tne uraer nerein for service of this summons bv nublicatlon is Decern Der 10. 1942. and such Order fixed once each week for four successive weeks as the time for sucn pub lication. RAWLES JVUKJKE Attnmev for Plaintiff. Address: Cooley Theatre Build ing, Medford, Oregon, Warrant Notlc T ... Warrant. Na ' Rff. TO toa a tk. MoHfnrH Rranrh of the United States National Bank for pavment. Interest will cease after Dec. 2Rth. 1942. . A. HILiUKtlH Clerk, Dist. No. 91. Butte Falls, Ore. Four Sals Of Twins Nothing Remarkable Says Medical Assn. Chicago, Dee. 84 U.B Ample, smiling Mrs. Loren J. Hoff, 35, gave birth to her fourth set of twins last night, but the American Medical association said today that, while her effort was good fot the falling birth rate, it certainly wt no record In fact, said th A.M.A., Mrs. Hoff s four pairs, in addition to four singles, makes her only a poor, poor honorable mention in the all-time multiple -birth sweepstakes. Th A.M.A. gav Mrs. Hoff these records to think about: There was a German wife who bor 44 children in 33 years of marrlagu, Including 13 pairs of twins and six sets of triplets. A Cleveland woman thrice married delivered seven pairs of twins, five sets of triplets and three sets of quadruplets. A study of 120,000.000 births in 21 countries show that twins occur on an average of once in every 9.2 deliveries. Triplets oc cur once in every 7,828.7 births. AIRMAN HURT Manchester. N. H., Dec. 24 U.R) An army fighter plane crashed Into woods north of Crenler field today duving a takeoff and the pilot, Lieut Herbert Lawler of Houston. Texas, was hospitalized in criti cal condition with burns and contusions. Fire destroyed the plane. Pss MaU Trlbuo. Want Aoa. PIONEER Shemshts i WTSiXyW TO SAVE OUR I Bethlehem Bells Ring Out In Land Beset By Conflict Bethlehem, Dec. 24 (U.R) The bells of Bethlehem pealed their Christmas message of eternal hop tonight across a land stern with the trappings of war. American soldiers on leave, mingled with Pilgrims seeking admission to the Church of the Nativity, traditional site of Jesus Christ's birthplace and the most sacred shrine of Chris tianity. The bells of Bethlehem rang out over blacked-out villages and prison camps . filled with Italians. In accordance with Christian tradition, priests said special masses for th Italians in the camps. The YMCA held lis annual campfire observance in the Shepherd's Field near ueinie hem this afternoon. Because of blackout restrictions, th tradi tional night-watch sponsored by the YMCA has no, been held since 1929. The mayor of Bethlehem, Hanna Effendi Kawas, Issued his annual Christmas message to the world, reminding that "the uos nel of peace was preached by the son of man in this little shepherd city of Bethlehem." "l have seen new uniforms in the cobbled alleyways and nar row byroads that twist ana wina through my city of Bethlehem," he said. "I see young Americans h.r with flashing eyes and far., aet in the stern key of de termination to rid the world of mora Impending horrors! High School Newt by STUDENT REPORTERS By Th.lma Kaploa To hear about army nursing and its great importance now, a group of interested girls gath ered in the school auditorium Monday. Among other things, the girls had explained to them nurses' service ratings and found out that a registered nurse auto matically becomes a lieutenant upon enlisting and may advance as high as a lieutenant colonel. Schooling requirements neces sary for a girl wishing to be come an army nurse, wer out lined. Those attending wer given a special invitation to go In groups to visit the hospital at Camp White. A musical program in observ ance of Christmas was presented Wednesday morning in the audi torium by members of the chorus and choir under direction of Miss Joanne Riesch, vocal in structor. The choir, robed In traditional black and white gowns, presented lta group of songs from the stage which was flanked .by mammoth candles. The chorus sang from the bal cony. Solo parts wer presented by June Williams, a sophomore student. Th annual "Pinata" luncheon under the management of Helen Webb, was held last Monday by La Tertulia, th Spanish honor ary. Betta Rosa was in general charge of the program, which was definitely Mexican In theme. Ray Bilderback supervised the "Pinata," a large container of candy which is opened by pull ing a string releasing the con tents. Wartime Christmas was the theme of the alumni dance held Wednesday evening in the girls' gym after the alumni-varsity basketball game. Phyllis F!:!d was general chairman of the af fair which was sponsored by the pep team. Phyllis was assisted by Louise Lawrentz and Betty Jean McKenzle took care of ad vertising. During the evening. Leigh Eden, as Santa Claus, dis tributed "all Bight" suckers. WOMEN EXPECTED RESULT Los Angeles, Dee. 24 (U.R) Wartime living, as it's now lived, is going to result in fewer babies too few, Dr. Constantine Panunzlo, University of Califor nia at Los Angeles sociologist, warned today. "Our situation Is serious," Pa nunzlo declared, because of two major factors: (1) So many of the armed forces stationed far away from home. (2) So many women employed In war Industries. Unless something la don now about the nation's slowing birth rate, th educator said, Japan's population probably will increase twice as much as the United States' during th next genera tion. Panunzlo urged: (1) That the government take into consideration the present birth decline in preparing con scription orders for men between 22 and 38 and particularly mar nea men between 22 and 26. (2) That the government pro vide "generous" family allow ances for men who marry after enlistment and "similar" allow ances for each child. These, he said, would help to oeat japan on the home, as well as the war front. 48-HOUR WEEK IS Washington, Dec. 24. (UJ9 The average scheduled work week in war industries during October wss approximately 48 nours, secretary or Labor Fran ces Perkins reported today. Because of labor turnover, the actual week worked was slightly shorter, averaging 4S.7 hours in all durable goods In dustries compared with 44.6 hours in September and 49.2 hours In August. All durable goods Industries reported Increases in th num ber of hours worked, she said Th highest averages were In the machine tool Industry, 92.9 hours; textile machinery, 90.3; engine-turbines, 49.7; typewrit ers, 49.4, and firearms, 49. In all manufacturing Indus tries, civilian as well as mili tary, th work week averaged 43.s nours, a gain of 2.7 per cent over September. Wage also increased, averag ing 98.8 cents an hour for dur able goods workers, 79.7 cents for non-durable goods workers and 88.6 centa for all manufac turing workers combined. ' TXPLAINS" STOLEN TIRE Hot Springs, Ark. (U B When police picked up a young man for questioning after a stolen tire was found in his automo bile, his explanation was a novel one. "Honest," he assured offi cers, "I don't know how It got there. I Just went to bed one night and when I got up in th morning well, thar it was." s- I MILLION DQLUR CHRISTMAS GIFT FROM B. BARUCH War Bonds to Be Distributed to Dozen War Relief and Charitable Organizations. New York, Dec. 24 (U.fD Ber. nard M. Baruch today made Christmas gift of $1,000,000 la war bonds to a dozen war relief and charitable organizations. In a letter to the Central Kan- over Bank and Trust Co, he au thorized distribution of the bond as fololws: Army relief, $200,000; navy relief $200,000; United Seamen's Service, $100,000; Russian War Relief society. $100,000; United China relief, $100,000; Red Cross. $100,000; British war re lief, $100,000; American Friends Service committee, Philadelphia, szo.ooo; Joint Distribution com mlttee, $20,000; Greek War Re lief association, $10,000; Norwe gian Relief, Inc., Chicago, $10r 000; American Friends of Czecho. Slovakia, $10,000; American Committee for Christian Refu gees, $10,000; Catholic Commit tee for Refugees From Germany, $9,000; Unitarian Service Com mlttee, Boston, $3,000. Some to Com A balance of $10,000, Baruch said, will be specially earmarked later. The million-dollar figure la maturity value of the bonds, a spokesman for Baruch said. In a letter to Allen WardwelL treasurer of the Russian War Re lief. Inc., Baruch said his $100,. 000 gift was a token of his ad miration for the "bravery of th Russian people." "This is my contribution," he wrote, "to the fund being raised for this brave ally. "Although I am not a support er of the Moscow system of gov ernment, I am an admirer of th bravery of the Russian people and I am deeply grateful for what their efforts mean to us." Would K..p It Dark Baruch, wearing a dark blu business suit, received newspa permen In his office and ex plained that he intended orig inally to make the presentations without announcement, as Is his custom, but was dissuaded by a newspaper friend who assured him that such news was sure to leak out eventually. The financier, who served on President Roosevelt's rubber fact-finding committee In this war and was chairman of th war industries board in the first World War. refused to discuss the gifts for publication. WEYGAND PRISONER IN EASTERN PRUSSIA Madrid, Dec. 24 (U.R) Re ports from France revealed to day that Gen. Maxima Weygand now is a prisoner of the Germans, pronaoiy in East Prussia, after being arrested by the Nazis in Vichy while en routs to an air port to fly to Algiers. weygand was said to be re. celving "fair treatment" from his captors, but the German guard was reported to be most vigilant to prevent his duplicating tha escape of Gen. Honore Giraud, now one of the leaders of Allied forces in North Africa. TRAIN North buune) alalia Oloa Uave t 60 p. m g ar, p as- Southbound Mutt Close 40 a. sa. 7.10 a os. BUSES North South 1:40 a ra. 7.46 p B. 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