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' TWO MEDFOF1D MAIL TRIBUNE Tuesday, June 27, 1844 POLL AT COLLEGE INTENT ON WORK Indiana University Survey Indicates Veterans Are Anxious for Useful Study. Bloomlngton, Ind. (U.R) Iiv dlana university officials predict that men In military service whose college educations were Interrupted by the war will re turn to the campus when the war ends more seriously Intent on fitting themselves (or Jobs in the shortest possible time, The officials based their pre diction upon the results of a sur vey taken in a poll of the dis charged veterans now on the campus. Dean Wendell W Wright, poll conductor, said the men r.lso believed that the gov ernment should help them, Change counts According to the results, 80 per cent declared they were in terested in vocational courses such as business, education, me dicine, law and dentistry. Of the 80 per cent, 82 per cent were taking such courses when called Into military service. Thirty-eight per cent of the men said they had changed from , their originally contemplated Few of the discharged service- ' men said they were experienc ing inu aroai rilffliMiltv in rnH. t -j i- ' -j ... Justing themselves to the change from military to civilian student life. They said the main prob lems they found were changing from the discipline of military service to civilian freedom, get ting back Into study routine and getting used to being out of uni form. Favor Speed-Up Without exception, the men said they were returning to the university with more serious intents than before they went .into the army or navy. Two-thirds of them favored continuation of the accelerated war program because it would enable them "to get to work sooner, to catch up on time lost and because of age. 1 Some of the men felt that the government should help them fi nance their Interrupted Cj'lcge studies as compensation for time lost while In military service. A few objected to receiving gov ernmental assistance "as a gift." COURT HOUSE NEWS Marriage Ltceniaa Milton John Clauer Evelyn V. Bialkowski. Lysle Ellwood McMurray and Edith Voretta Brown. Howard R. Hammons and Ar villa Constance-Romlne. Ray S. Montgomery and Mary Jane Powell. . John William Childers and Lida May Baylor. Valentine Francis Fedot and Laura Lillian France. and Divorces Filed Olive Irene Johnson vs. Ray mond William Johnson. June Vaughn vs. Clifford L. Vaughn. Walter H. Jones vs Thelma H. Jones. , Inez Olca vs. Ben Olea. Probate Court Estate of Cecil C. Hunt, de ceased. Estate of Robert Emmet Rey nolds, deceased. Estnte of Dora Saltmarsh, de ceased. Estate of A. D. Womack, de ceased. Estnte of Luther Harmon, de ceased. Guardianship of Hazel Vir ginia Long, a minor. Estate of Frances M. Shat tuck, deceased. Mm M 8. Rlckard to . R. Hearlck and Helen Hedrlck, warranty deed. Ollte V. DtHk and Wm. A. Beck to Lawrence Callahan and Margaret Cal lahan, warrant? deed. Carl A. amtnor.t and Betty Oottache to George W. Goodman and fiuaan U Oonrtman. warranty deed. Vance Chfney and Maria Cheaney to Achilla Compagnonl and Vittorli Compagnonl, warranty deed. Kliiry Bwlnlun to Capltota Peuoe and Ada Rhoten, warranty deed. Carrie B Young to Robert A. Brewer and Calll R. Brower, warranty deed. Mattle Todd to Bernard D. McUon nell and Lucllo Gray McConnell, war mm ronty oeca. I I Bernard D. McConnell and Luclle r dray McConnell to E. T. Burdett and L Ula M. Burdett, warranty deed. Wllma J Kinney to Maude E. Btuo- Dieneia, warranty aeea. Lottie Lambert to George A. Lof- tln and Isabella A. Loitin, aeea. Jeeste W Miles to George A. Lot- tin and Isabella A. Lottln, quitclaim defcd. United States National corporation to Leland 8. Brophy, deed ' Henry O. Enders, Jr., and Vetrts isnaers to jonn w. muis ana uorotnea A. Mills, warranty deed. Phoenix Cemetery to John W. M1IU, jr., warranty deed. Clara F. Saniord to R. O. Arrlng ton and Juanlta Arrlngton, warranty deed. Charles W. Davis to Paul C. Lee and Mayoell Marylee Lee, warranty aeea. City of Medford to Idella Haraden, warranty deed. city or Mediord to Leonard b. Oreen, warranty deed. V. B. Bradford and Ruby Brad- rord to oeurge A. ciara ana jctnei i, Clark, warrant? deed. W. R. Hunt and Thelma L. Hunt to Minnie E. Goswick, warranty deed W. R. Hunt and Thelma L. Hunt to L. E. Wallace and Bessie Wallace, warrant? deed. James Keith and Emma H. Keith to Ben R. Webster and Vivian Web ster, warranty deed. L. T. Roberts to Harriet A. rina- ham, deed. Bertha 6. Barnum and W. B. Bar- num to Harriet A. Plnkham, warran t? deed. L. H. Plnkham and Harriet A. Plnk ham to A. H. Btowell and Ida M. Stowell, warranty deed, A. H. Stowell and Ida M. Stowell to Walter H. Leveretta and Alice P. Leverette. warrant? deed. Walter H. Leverette and Alice P. Leverette to Ellle N. Watklns, war ranty deed. Efllo N. Watklns to R. O. Apple- eate. warrantv deed. H. C. ApDlegate to Joe E. Daniels and Katnuna uanieis, warranty aeea. Joe E. Daniels and Kathrlna Daniels to W. K. Bradford and H. E. Bradtord and V. 8. Bradford, warranty deed. W. H. Bradford and H. E. Bradtord to V, 8. Bradford and Ruby Bradford, dee. W. B. Martin and Edith Grant Mar tin to W. Bernard Roberta, warranty deed. George Jordenlng to Emily A. Bal lard, quitclaim deed, w. N. Clark and Delia M. Clark to Orrllla Woods and Frank E. Woods, warranty deed. Elate Alexander Doyle to Elda T. Anderson, warranty deed. H J. Leveque to O. S. Butler, war ranty deed. Morton a, newton ana Anna . Newton to Florenco K. Van Etten, warranty deed. The First National Bank of Eugene, Oregon, to Morton E. Kewton and Anna E. Newton, deed. W. W. McDonald. Olive R, McDon ald, Fannin J. Pickett and L F, Pick ett to Morton E. Newton and Anna Newton, warranty deed. W. O. Martin and Mrs. Delta Mar tin to California Oregon Power Com pany, right or way. Joe V. Ne,?les and Velma M. Neglea to California Oregon Power Company, right of way. D. M. Stevens and Marjorle D. Ste vens to California Oregon Power Company, right of way. aordon A. Kimball and Winifred A. Kimball to H. E. McManama and Erma L. McManama. warranty deed. H. E. McManama and Erma L. Mc Manama to Harry Steele and Lillian Steele, warranty deed, Helen Lois Huff and T. B. Ruff to Glenn O. Downing and Ruby F. Downing, warranty deed. Glenn O. Downing and Ruby P. Downing to A. J. Chapman and Ma bel Chapman, quitclaim deod. Catherine Lednioky and T. Q. Led nlcky to W. E. Hammel and Jessie Hammel, warrant? deed. City of Central Point to Wava O. Cummlnga, deed. Nleholan P Meyer and Delia B. Meyer to Lloyd Martin and Frances Martin, warrantv deed. C. O. Wilcox and Neva Wlloox to Alvln Conover, warranty deed. Alvln Conover and Anna Conover to Charles Winkle, Alfred Pelle and A. J. Conner, deed. Mildred Downs to Prank E. Steven son, warranty deed. J. A. Kelt to Brelth Hart, war ranty deed. Civic Improvement Club of Rogue Rl?er, Oregon, to Harry O. Hill and Ada Belle Hill, warranty dee). Philip Wendt and Hattle M. Wendt to I, A. Galther and Sarah R. Oal tber, warranty deed. Jesale Mofflt to Helen Mofflt, war ranty deed. Michael A. Schwarta and Anna Mar garet Schwarta to Homer c. Vernon and Louise M. Vernon, warranty deed. lloraee D. Howard and Leatha B. Howard to George R. Carter, warranty deed. 8. P. Hunte and Amelia A. Hunt er to Claude Ray Babb and Paulina Muriel Babb, warranty deed. Arthur R Rowley to Thomas Young, warranty deed. Maud R Wallltur to Dolly A. Heck ler, quitclaim deed. Dolly A Heokley to Hugh B. Mont eoberv and Hadle A. Montcomerv quitclaim deod. Btamey u. Sherwood and Mable L. onerwooa to Margaret mamm, war- ranty deed, Lola Hauaelt and George Hauselt to ' Eva 8. Worley. warrantv deed. j Jaokaon County Bank to Everett ' Gillespie and Iowa Gillespie, warranty deed. Mary B. Gow to Walter Wataon and ' Annla Wataon. warranty deed. I Geo. H. Krueger and Borghlld L. Krueger t, Frank Jordan and Mayble ' Jordan, warrant? deed. William 8. McSwain and Kathleen 1 B. MncSwaln to California Oregon ' Power Company, rlnht of way. William Carl to Flossie Carl, deed. Wllber E Reed and Ilah L Reed to Donald R. Schrader and Esther A. Schrader. warranty deed. Clara M B-mar to Winifred A. Bar- , ker. warranty deed. j Jim I. Mnllette to Elmer Merrled and Prona Herrled, warranty deed. George L. Jantzer Lumber Com pany, Inc., to George L. Jantzar Lum ber Co., warranty deed, Mrs. Lottie Lambert to J. O. Du aenberry, warranty deed. Charlotte S. Krafft and Ruth t. Wright to Elmer Herrled and Frona Berried, warranty deed. Jackson County Federal Savings and Loan Association to L. E. Newman and Alva L. Newman, warranty deed. L. E. Newman and Alva Newman to Ray w. Archer and Lulu J. Archer, warranty deed. C. R. Hanan and Neoma A. Hanan to Stephen Sabo and coral J. Sabo, warranty deed. John V. Copley and Ethel Pearl Copley to G. W. Pool and Lula Mae Pool, warranty deed. Noel L. Ersklne, Alena May Era klne, Henry Ersklne, Martha Ersklne, Walter Eraklne, Margaret Ersklne Et ta Ersklne, Herbert Ersklne,, Opal Mo reno, Albert Moreno and Alvln C. Ersklne to AUen D. Wright and Ver na E. Wright warranty deed. Alden D. Wright and Verna E. Wright to Leslie L. Croucher and Beu lah Croucher, warranty deed, Oscar R. Rush and Ethel T. Rush to Berthena H. Taylor, warranty deed, V. 8. Bradford and Ruby Bradford to W. H. Bradford .and H. E. Brad ford, deed Ira W. Bradford, Vaster S. Bradford and Ruby Bradford to Bale O. uraar, warranty deed. GI's SEEK AID Kansas City, Mo. (U.R) Re quests received by the legal aid services department of the Unit ed Service Organizations here are. as varied in subject as they are in source. The local office receives an average of two calls for legal aid and it is not un common for the letters to come from opposite sides of the globe. 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