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girl who died that Little Boy Blue might be born. "My son was killed In a plane crash before ha could tell me," Mrs. Maloney told a press con ference. "Little Kenneth's moth er died before she could. But the chaplain who married them wrote me about it. He said they didn't want to wait the six months for the commanding of ficer's consent." "You're never coins tn he Mrs. Maloney said. Like Son Born Again "Now I've met his son instead, and I keep thinking the mother Kenneth has been born again." She was proud of the little Kenneth, who "looks like his dad" and weighs 17 pounds when stripped down to his three-cornered britches, as he was last night when he arrived and was given a routine medical exami nation by the Red Cross. The Red Cross shepherded him on his plane trip from England. The identity of the tot for whom President Roosevelt cut red tape so he could come to America aboard an army trans port plane was to have been kept secret, but his grandmother inadvertantly let the secret out in her home town. She didn't mean to, she said, but her son had died in February, and his wife's parents cared for the baby until they were killed by a bomb, "and it was too won derful having the baby to keep quiet." WALL STREET BLAMED Chicago, Oct. 24 U.R) Re publican attacks against Presi dent Roosevelt come from Wall street, Sen. Claude A. Pepper, Democrat, Florida, charged last night in a speech at a meeting sponsored by the Illinois Federa tion of Labor committee for Roosevelt.' E Boyd, 4871 daytime, or 5002 eve ningsv This should be done by Thursday noon in order that transportation may be arranged. Hostesses are to meet at the Riverside USO at 8:45. It is ex plained that the hospital parties must begin early in order that the servicemen may be back in their beds at 9 p. m. Girls at tending the hospital party may then go over to Service Club No. 2 for the Hallowe'en barn dance which begins about 8:30 p. m., Mrs. Boyd points out. If the num ber of young women asking for Tuesday. Oct. 24, 1844 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE FIVE reservations for the Service club dance warrants, transportation will be furnished. Otherwise, lt Is stated they will continue to go out In private cars or on the regular camp bus, leaving from the bus terminal. Cloataf time tot Olualfled Mi t . m. - Too Lata to ClauMy, 13:30 Fl AT MONEY TO LOAN! On JEWELRY. CAMERAS and MUSICAL INSTRU MENTS. Used and unr deemed lewelry at great av'ngt PEOPLES LOAN GO. 2291.-4 E. Main Street Stat License P 137 New York, Oct. 24 U.B The Little Boy Blue, whom the Red Cross brought by plane from across the sea where his parents died, had a name all the time, his grandmother said today. Mrs. William Maloney, Grand Rapids, Mich., told of the secret marriage of her son, 1st Lt. Ken neth Maloney and an English Parties at the Station Hospital, Camp White, are to be resumed according to Miss Ward, Red Cross recreation worker at the hospital. First of the new series alone now. You'll be gramma's Head colds can cause much suffering. Don't puller needlessly. Just put a liu tie Va-tro-nol up each nostril. Relieve boy, she said to the chubby, six months old baby. "You're going to be Kenneth Barry just like your daddy." She and the babv will be a Hallowe'en party sched-1 uled for Thursday evening of this week. AH former hostesses i or any women or girls interested ; in asslsiting .with these parties! are urged to attend and are ask-V' ed to phone Mrs. Ruth Holmes' BEST PHOTOS REASONABLE PRICES E. HAYDEN JONES PHOTO STUDIO PHONE 3364 607 W. 2nd Pbnna numbpi under nam Mn Fred lull tress. Also helps prevent many co'ds irom devel oping If used In tune I Try lt. Pol. low directions In folder. Works Are! 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