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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWELVE LOCAL and Chang Meetings The Camp White Red Cross auxiliary Bew ing unit, which, ha been meet ing both Wednesdays and Fri days at the Officers' Outpost, will meet Wednesdays only from 10 a. m. until 4 p. m. durinj the holidays, it was announced to day. Announcements will be made in January as to the new meeting dates. ' V. T. W. Meeting Regular .oatlnff nt thft Veterans of For eign Wars will be held at the I armory Tuesday, Dec. 21, at o:ju p. m., in the form of a Christ mas party for all members and their families. Commander Coon ey requests that all members at tend. Meeting Monday Rogue Val ley Chapter No. 147 and auxil iary, the Military Order of the Purple Heart, will meet in the armory Monday at 8 p. m. for inlation and regular meeting. Refreshments will be served af ter the meeting. President Ber tha Neff and Commander Floyd K. Dover request that all mem bers be prompt. To Wrap Gifts The Red Cross hospital and recreation class will meet at the Station Hospital at Camp White tomorrow at 1:30 p. in, to wrap presents donated by the Camp and Hospital coun cil. Members 'are asked to meet at the Riverside USO at 1 p. m.. where transportation will be provided. Recruits are asked to check In at the USO information desk. . . ' Ski-Troopers Horns Pfc. Marc Jarmln, Jr., and Cpl. Louis Thur man arrived In Medford last night from Camp Hale, Colo., where they are stationed with the army ski troopers. Pfc. Jar mln will visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marc Jarmln, Sr., 23 Coming Court, and Cpl. Thur man will be with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Thurman, 722 West Fourteenth St. ' In Training Carl A. Johnson, on of Mr, and Mrs. C. Johnson of Rt. 4, has satisfactorily fin ished the first part of his avia tion training at the Utah State Agricultural college at Logan, Utah, according to a press re lease from the school. Comple tion of this course marks the at tainment of the first goal in the training program given all army air force pilots, navigators and bombardiers. . . . Culley Graduated Pvt. Clin ton L. Culley, IS, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Culley of 817 Bes sie street, was graduated Dec. 13 from the armament school ft ' Lowry Field, Colo. Culley gradu ated from Medford high school in the class of '41, and was em ployed by the department of ag riculture In the U. S. Forestry Service Bureau. Inducted in the army May 23, 1043, Culley re ceived his basic training at Shep pard Field, Texas, and was trans ferred to Lowry Field Sept. 13. i Visits Parents Wlllard (Bill) Of ford,1 radio technician second elan, and his wife visited this week at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray R. Offord, Sr., of Buckshot Hill. Offord gradu ated from the navy ' radio and television school at Treasure Isl and, Cel., on Dec. 3, and he and Mrs. Offord arrived here last Sunday and stayed until Thurs day, when Offord reported back to Treasure Island, He has been in the navy over a Vear. Mrs. Offord makes her home In Oak land. .... Auto Mishaps Automobiles operated by Dan Sage, Rt. 1, Box 285, Central Point, and Page Stanffer, Rt. 4, Box 88, Medford, were Involved in a minor acci dent on Main street at the inter section of Fir street Friday, ac cording to a roport on file. A 1938 Dodge pascngcr car oper ated by Alice V. Morgan, Rt, 1. Box 196. and a System Freight truck driven by H. A. Dcnn were Involved in a mishap Sat urday, another filed report stat ed today. The Morgan machine was parked on Sixth street and the truck was making a right hand turn off Central avenue on to Sixth street when It caught the rear end of the car. Mtof wn ematlne lnt.rvtw wlrh lleVt4 ulh wh. wot csptursd, with Ml wlf. end family, by rh. Jap.n.l. In H.ne Kens. Jvlt r.hirn.4 .it Hi. "Orlpiholm." Iter what It m..n t. a. (vtur.d ey th. i.p.n.1.. '"! llit.n la hS E RICHFIELP NBC REPORTER AO'A PERSONAL To Speak Chaplain . R o y Boldt of Camp White will fill the pulpit at the First Baptist church today, speaking at both morning and evening services, in the absence of the Rev. Wol ford A. Dawes, psstor of the church. Rev. Dawes is confined to his home with illness. ... At Church The Rev. and Mrs. John Clasper of Portland will be at the local Apostolic Faith church Sunday, and will have charge of the services. The Clas pers came from Scotland many years ago, and have since been successful In evangelistic work in this country. ... Pernoll Promoted John S. Pernoll of Applegate was pro moted to private first class on Dec. 10, by the military police department of district No. 5, Seventh Service Command, Oma ha, Neb., according to a press release from the headquarters of that district. ..... Arrives From Iceland Chief Petty Officer Norbert Dickinson arrived in Medford Thursday from Iceland, where he has been stationed with the navy for many months. He is visiting at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Dickinson, 728 King St., and will be here about a week, .... On Bomber Cj.w Sgt. Floyd E. Davidson, formerly of Med ford, Is now in England with the AAF bomber command, serving as an assistant crew chief Da vidson has helped In servicing a Flying Fortress, the "Darlin' Dolly," for the 19 bombing at tacks on German targets and Its destruction of 15 German fighter planes. Before entering the air force, Sgt. Davidson lived In Medford and was employed in the Big Y Super market. His wife, Mrs. Mildred Davidson. lives In Seattle, Wash. . ... fil..t.V (IrmAttrntmA Amnna the 127 apnlnra In thn Woohlntf. ton University Schools of Medl- cmo ana uentistry who received degrees at the university's fifth commencement exercises this year, neid on Dec. 12, was Rich ard L. Sleeter, 1715 E. Main street. Merifnrrl rinntnf- nt maHt. cine. Upon graduation he was lummissionea a nrsi lieutenant In the medical administrative COms reservn. Thfl ntnHonta u,lll now serve nine months' interne- snip, after which most of them will enter active service with the army or navy, according to school officials. - . . Giles Graduated Wnvno T . von Giles, 18. son of Mrs. Lurue May Giles, 215 Cottage street, was graduated recently from the navai training school for store keeDers lncatprl at thn Tninri Ohio, naval armory, and is ellg- idio zor a petty officer rating after reDortlna for art un Hutu aboard a naw nhin shore station. Sent to the spe cially school nn thn hail. n hi. recruit training aptitude test aiu! en. uun mmn niM n nnua of study which included proper ty na nnanclal account nc. typewriting: Enalinh snrf flpondence. A Washington, Dec. 18. U.B More than 50,000 pre-Pcarl Har bor fathers were inducted Into military service during October and November, but more than 1,000,000 were deferred or re classified, selective. service head' quarters disclosed tonight. Local boards have been ex tending deferment preference to fathers where deferment was possible, and the system gener ally is following policies pro vided In the father draft meas ure which became law last week, selective service said. In England, precious pots and pans for factory canteens have been scavenged from ruins In bombed coastal towns. TONIGHT NCWl OlFFfMMTI CARLTON KADELL MatftT of Cntmomim CARL NOFF mmd kit Nn Mtak FttttuttJ by UNITED AIR LINES "YW fWfaMV fa fsW PrvgrvM wttt k Cmm" KOIN 970 llVlll OM TOUR DIM. with MEDFORD MAIL wen h DUir. St OaJW talm SraSfem. la CHAPTER XXXI Denlse snatched up her cigarette !LEEN was in bed lying In Jlu the darkness trying not to of her door. ,. think, trying to go to sleep. But - she couldn't keep from think- OYCB began to cry softly, mop ing ping tier dripping face. saw him put into a dukBtm tJuila Sflnd him taiSnt pictured his trial and the defiant Brenda frowned thouuhtfullv way he would behave. prejudicing "i wonder If I ought to tell toe po eveeryone against him, while the uce what I know " Incriminating evidence piled up. -what do you know?" Joyce Surely, they couldn't convict an Mked qjlck. "Ait whom?' to?St?h.,COtS1,SeJ,.n. "Ab0"' nl"- Bhe-ehe came Unable to bear her though any of cltrtet; room very late on longer. Eileen sprang out of bed th, nlfnt Clarice died and put on her dressing gown. She -t- yoa went to the door and opened it. The 4mw herTd lm out on th. lights in the hall were on.' It was wair" Brend. rnSd h,T i after midnight and the house was i't' ha to STJS!Ziv iiS very .quiet, but she felt sure the J toeVtout hTfrierfdswS others were awake. Just as she was. wlto dT NuieSt ? ?!! mom" EE' StZ"1 tCugW.'en UM"S room and, hearing voices within. mil.t hvm hM aatuna nn Ka'anS SSSoSSai SSS. HlJZUXS&ZS Jaw Brenda and Denlae were there with Denlse come out of Clarice's room 2S.e- ... , . . onto the veranda. There was a full The room was In its usual state moon Md x w her pIaln 5 ,uu of luxurious chaos. Joyce, In a EUem tBred at he? "Bubut nightgown of ice-blue chiffon, lay ciarice was wonderfully good to in bed. Brenda, still In her tennis rjenlae " au vo S'JCrPJ'ilS S?!!' "Ves-but she did hang onto that by the window. Denlse, clad In Chi- extremely worthwhile ruby brooch nese pajamas, was curled on a tnat rjenlse's father gave her." C0D, ' ' . j Brenda pointed out. "Well. I'm . llJ'SS"' d0 yf u . 5,m going-1 wonder where Bill is." In?" lilleen said. "I Just hate being 8ne turned to the door and went alone In my room. out. "It's not much better here," Joyce said shortly. n a moment, Eileen, too, left the and get so afraid. Eileen added. alone but ,h , llked tem ltJ "And I keep seeing poor Lena lying Joyce ,U1, . " Ke'!t.hfflr2i5fr"i?in,Wltb 01 oln back K h th.8ivkni,e Ln ner i."'. . ,w room, however, she went down .1 .7m.?THjt0pUnt" stair,. Perhaps If she had somT "Yes. Why dweU.on it?' Denlse result of the tragedy, and subse Put . quent confusion, there had been no Bount . .n t dinner only a few sandwiches RN?A. f ' Tf"' I """S0" Picked up by any one who felt In I'd better be getting home." cllned to make them. "You're lucky you con go home," in the pantry. Eileen opened the Joyce said. "I can't get away from refrigerator door, then stood very this awful house It's the only still. There were four little dishes home I've got." She started tossing of strawberries that Lena had not back and forth on the bed. "I can t ready for dinner fixed with stand any more I can't stand an- orange Juice the way Clarice used other minute of ltl Oh. why should to love them. Lena would never let all this have happened to me?" Norah do them.' she thought that "Do you think you could possibly nobody could make them taste Just get it Into your head that you're as she did. not the only person in this sltua- raleen BtaHea to trembI!. only lion?" Denlse said coolly. ' We re mtle wnlle ton Lena was doing all rather anxious to get out of this thls-preparlng strawberries as ''S.SSfJnrll.H JJf '-rv. . she nd for fifteen yeare- thfnUi, HwTt?5 - nd W" that searing picture Sif-S riJSLi T nr.nrt.i nn. o' her nashed before Eileen's eyes. Eileen gasped. Brendal How Sne ,lammed tne refrigerator can you say such a fling? door and hurried out of the oantry. Joyce sat up with Jerk. "Who rna dead stabbed I Why? What knows who did It? fort p,,,,,. slUy Lenacrazy. Ber. "You're acting awfuHy lrmMent n b t would.t think she Joyce.' Denlse said, with a little to m .nyone', way. She had laugh. "But how about that Seconal Sbled and growled at them al- yo!fled.,t.0 DU5? m .. i . ways, but she had waited on them "Oh will you lay off that?" Joyce falhfully. Ch. horrible, horrible' cried furiously. She Jumped 1 out of on, ,he could esea ruflh n,""?! 8.nIlP.t (? 5Sf,. ? t awa ,rom K ntl forset forth. "I tried to get It because I iy sh8 could wake In the mornlna was so bored I couldn t sleep. I m back h , and ?et her horse so bored with weryjhlng-e ' and ride for hours over the blue everything! I hate every one, and av Bians there's nothing in anythlng-noth- Then the thouyht of Felix rushed lng, nothing I back Into her mind and she knew Her voice rose to a hysterical 8ne dldn.t want to escape as long KXM wang up. "Stop that!" " he WM '" d""'CT ' ' She picked up a glass of watec , " and flung the contents Into Joyce's o continued face. Joyce came to a dead halt, (The characters in this tertal are gesolng and spluttering. . gcfitlous' "You fool I How dare you!" ow. ists. by amdi. nmm. dm. JERROLD OWEN DEPARTS Salem. Ore.. Dec. 18. (U.R Capt. Jerrold Owen Oregon state civilian defense coordi nator, closed his affairs tonight fn preparation for his departure Monday for Ft. Custer, Mich., to nuDiTHM A Special Chorus of 120 Voices ; PIERRE JSONTEUX and Tha San Francisco SUBURBAN HEIGHTS VMA fv CAl TlT HE IS 60IN6 lb P ABU cn awr 1h itr VrMiOM ftf SDSPtNSt 15 AlMOSf VKfX TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, T study, military government of oc cupied territories. Pnrun mi In nnrA iiflfri for fmr - - trlnatiA Inmh rhnn hnltiprn is now going into bombs, balloons, band ages and V-mail blanks. pnnftRAU Symphony Orch.itra r CLUYAS WtUJAMS tlt 50 MUCM OF ttt t StARf rfi AfiO WHDI HE 6CES E EKD OF A T41f. THE ' trlAM HCAM BEfiR. ' OREGON, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1943. On the Radio Chains STATION! Chain altllhuloa and .her. tn.) sr. on th. dial! . KALE (MB) 1330. Fort Una kt (nhcuiu.) ilea, rwiuna HUA (NBC-Blu. MHS) iSIU SpuksiMl KUO (KHU-Hlu.) SIU Ma rramiicoi ROW (NH.-KM) 820. Portlands KJB (NBC-Blutl looo. Brattle: KNX (t'B) low Lo. Antrim HOA (NBC'-Ked) IUU Denver) KOIN (CBS) ?u. rwl land: KOMO (NHC-KXI) UM 8rcllri KPO '(NBC-Bed) uw San rranrlwa; KSL (CBS) USO Salt Uk City. - Ilme Shown Is PWT Mondsy 8:00 p. m. Charlie McCarthy. NBC; Mediation Board, MBS. 4:16 p. m. Land of the Lost. BN; Dorothy Allen, aongs, CB8. S:30 p. m. On. Man's FamUy, STRANGE AS IT SEEMS by JOHN HIX II (Mar. t UMU4 raaWa SiDtUctU. 1st. BARNEY GOO GLEand SNUFFY SMITH Post-War Plana! ' ' IS 3rTWm ftRE those M( tJTLb AW SHLIA It 1 1 'r-lVl ir llMtl- Ai.lik' l-a.--w.-vj. . . I I ' V I -kHlaW .,1 iv ilt'l 11 7 I I' i BLONDIE Maneuvers- in Camp Bumstead. B CHIC YOU NO ',.llflrSWOOP. I BR.bjT"1 a f OM.SlDPHrVll0s)lll" W THISSEEMSIII" TMERES A ' R.r.?S TDSWOOTIT' ( SO OLP- .f MOTH KILL J rrr. POWMWITWJ S FASHONEP) 1 Vrr.ouiCK. br.r j , , AMfOjSJV ZJ , - i i ifi i rr-r :. SrHT y .. yfa y )aii.Kii i.ini- 1 1 I I JWut- ma LI'L ABNER The Klblti.r Edited DREW PEARSON 1 ... '. yri i i i ii u j,, s AH SAVCP -VCT FUM KILUN I J X ..a... YOU STUPID IMTIRPIRINCl NCW rrLL TAWrF MP SNOTUSD W'SELP. old COTTER-Bur UEY. K LMMT - IT TTCK MI FIVE YIAWT 5earI TO WOW UP HAP HOPPER, Washington Correspondent Bt At CAPt S?i!?fAToA'IJ?F,?E0 "TKB.WC.-aKCPM THE MORrHWKT.:.. I KArrHU... . mSO M0Xl I "vJ THIN45 FOR TReeS, WC. I - OHTSwTaAUCtl v,,7 V NOT MAHBimfnif I r 7m DON'T THINK CLAUPE rlOPPtftU, fGOOO! IF YOU CAN MOID CUU0 HOPPER 1 "Jj'V ftf Arj.T7 - CI Lj BiSaXllNfiHIJS5.ua X j-fS ( OFF FOR A COUPLE MORE WEEKS-VBU A MESSA6E 'y aVf ILaT AM T1SER MCTSU6.-ra' I HAVE HIS LAt40- AND All HE'LL FOR -toil $ , Ct h. THE NEBBS High Brow-Wow! 1 , .. HESS lSOCRa.TES.MEET WHV SHOULD YthATS A RfalMRiCKS ARE AiwAvg mfu.ucumavc Icd . ... . ,,- I ITHG MAVOft OF 'I SWAKEHANOS SMART UOUND. BENEATH 1 BRA(55ING! HE DID ! A HE GO ' Wiwph FTTilil KNORTHVILLfcVvflTU A DOG ? J CAN HE DO , hiS DISNITV.5 NOW DON'T V li- HERE YkAYbI uIsat t-IS&SJl A V ANV sjSOCRATES TELL ME HE 0MEaTS0C sSOCRATESTHE LWAIW ' 1 .mSWH V V'0TEV . JS THE WENT TO J ITS TIME TO h V1 READING A . NBC; William Winter, news, CBS. 6:45 p. m. Drew Pearson, BN; Oa brtel Beatter, MBS. 5:65 p. m. Ked Calmer. CBS. dm p. m Merry-ao-Round, NBC; Walter wlnchell, BN; Radio Beadert Dl?e, CBS; Cleveland Symphony. MBS. :15 p. m. Basin St. Chamber Mu sic BN. 5:30 p. m. American Album Fa miliar Music, NBC; Fred Allen. CBS. 5:45 p. n). Jlmmle Pldler, BN. 7:00 p. m. Hour of Charm, NBC: Gertrude Lawrence, BN; Take It or Leave It, CBS. 7:30 p. m. Bob Crosby t Co., NBC: Adventures of Thin Man. CBS. '8:00 d. m The Great Ollderaleeve, NBC: Boy Porter, newa, BN; Crime Doctor. CBS. 8:30 p. m- Bympnony Hour, nbu: Quiz Kldl. BN: Jack Benny, MBS. In Time To Come, CBS. B:00 p. m. I Was Taere, CBS; News, MBS. i 10:00 p. m. News, NBC; University explorer, un; mcvivri nour, auks 10:30 p. m. Ted Powell Orch., CBS, K I i f -ai . m at Wrmncla Hotel Orch.. NBC; young People's Church of Air. MBS, Bound Table, CBS. ' Monday 6:00 n. m. B. V. Kaltenborn, news. NBC: Oalen Drake. CBS. 6:16 p. m. Superman, hbs. 6:30 d. m. Voice of Firestone, NBC; Harry Flannery. newa. CBS. 5:46 p. m. Newa, too. 6 :00 D. m. Telephone Hour. NBC: Radio Theater. CBS; Gabriel Heatter. MBS. 6:15 p. m. Oracle neias, aatw. 6:30 p. m. Spotlight Bands, BN. 7:00 p. m. Contented Hour. NBC; Screen Guild Players, CBS; Raymond Clapper, MBS. 7:30 p. m. Information Pleas. NBC; Blondle, CBS; Lon. Ranger. MBS. 8:00 p. m. Fred Waring, NBC; I bove a Mystery, vim. 8:15 d. m. Ryamond Gram Swing NBC; Ed Sullivan, CBS; Lem and Abner, BN. 8:30 p. m. Cavalcade of America: Gay Nineties, CBS; Point SubUmo, MBS. 8:65 p. m. Joseph C. Harsch. CB3. Crossword Puzzle n Trade onion Ubbr. Si-Veer 36 Not ezdttng 37 People 38 Reddub dyt 40 Artiflciu unmiagt Sharp Bneircl 44 Brook oottem 46 Bit ot food 4T Hoah'i mountain SO Hatlt 61 Refitore to (lie , S3 Lumt) 64 Southern taU DOWN 1 Vehicle 3 Harem room t-OOlltCUV 10 Wlpt BP u without torn at 14-Tbt iUtar i Tsia(ff4 -l ft O nimbi it Pii IB Cold JO Look 23 Brother (tbbr.) a Htppenlof , 26 7outb n-Low -anitworm 10 fiymooi (or tflTtt 11- Kmblem ' z I3 lH Is I' I7 l& I9 '9 11 11 - -- - LL . mi . m 7s 4H -!T " " " m " hs 55 so" si " ! 9:00 p. m. Telephone Hour, NBC; Blind Date. BN. 8:30 p. m. Hawthorne House, hbc; Vox Pop, CBS: Lowell Thomas, BN. 8:46 p. m. rulton Lwia, jr.. auao. 10:00 p. m. Newa, NBOc Army Air Force. MBS. ' 10:30 p. m. William Winter, CBS. 10:30 p. m. H. V. Kaltenoorn, nes. NBC; Paul Martin Orch.. CBS. 10:46 p. m. Here's Mexico, MBS. 11:00 p. m Yankee House Party, MBS. On Furlough Sgt. R. W. Rose-1 borough arrived in Medford Fri day night from Rapid City army air base to spend his Christmas furlough at the home of hl "r ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Rose borough, 718 W, Main sireti. Fossils of prehistoric antelope, camels and horses found in the California San Joaquin valley in dicate that the region's gold- i i t . . million years old. ANSWEK TO PBEVIOUS PVZZLI -Waahed 4 Race Doras , 6 Death notice 6 Unit ol Ught- energy , 1 Toward 8 Duration 9 School Pr- 10 Angrier U Mineral eartb 12 Even 17 InhablU 10 Place to itort wheat 30 Noise ol (alUnf water 31 0. S. armbol 22 Inclined 34 Saltpeter 26 Tease 27 Mother 38 Jules Vera character 31 Head ot Czech government f", 33 Musical not 35 Poorly reared 37 Province In India 30 Wary 41 Pairs ot none 43 To sheltered sldfl 44 Kind ol cbeeM 45 Stomacb 46 Eggs 47 Girl's name 48 Took food 49 Pipe joint 63 Indefinite aitlel VNftVTU. 1 kVT TO BE VM XI ril U wuuC, tC TLlwKf - 6tRVVS ft TOtAVN; ft tsuo 6000 Atr IvlAlCle S1AIT E , P7 i spa AVER 5L m e rkjo R B . O A u3 E R a Ml A 3 OR 1 5 TTr A G AiaB T I T 1 5 s fA p e lTTTm i t l ? a a gp 1 lb A ClOR PlOlL ED ICAPERIES -l Tip E V A n P A R E CTo N BA I T CrlXi Aja SFiN T " E A S J E. 5 tTr i a ai0TS he LltllslL utE