LOCAL and
Sweeney1! Go South Dr. and
Mrs Charles T. Sweeney of the
old Central Point highway, left
this morning for Carmel, Cal.
They yill spend the winter at
their home In the southern city.
,
To Portland Mr. and Mrs.
Osa Waggoner and daughter,
Lois Steele of Phoenix, are
leaving today for Portland
where Lois will receive medical
attention at the Shrine clinic.
Valley Unit to Meet Evans
Valley Extension unit will meet
' tt the home of Alice Wales No
vember IS. This will be an
agent meeting with "Conserve
With' the Scrap Bag" will be the
l subject. All women of the val-
lley invited.
To Attend Funeral Miss
Ruby Archanbeau arrived by
plane today 'from Portland to
attend the funoj al of Dr. F. G.
Thayer, which will be held to
morrow at 3 o'clock at the
graveside. Miss Archanbeau is
with Mrs. Thayer at. her home,
112 Scheffel avenue.
On Leave Albert E. Olufsen,
radioman 2c, and son of Mr.
Chris Olufsen, Route 1, arrived
in Medford Monday to spend a
30-day leave. Radioman Oluf
sen has" just returned from a
year in the South Pacific with
the submarine service. He at
tended Medford high school.
Club to Meet Mrs. Jessie
Metzger will entertain the Jack
sonville Garden club at her
home, 310 South Grape street,
tomorrow evening at 7:30
T T Tt T3 TIT 1 : 1 1
U tlUUH. Ik. VVUUU Will
talk on chrysanthemums and
members are asked to bring
choice chrysanthemus for dis
play. Mrs. R. T. Nic'hol and Mrs.
Vivian Beach will assist the
hostess.
Building Permits G. W.
Phetteplace made application in
the city recorder's office yester
day for a permit to an addition
on his residence, 2319 Capital
avenue, at an estimated cost of
$200. Evla E. Jacobs, 125 South
Central avenue, made applica
tion in the city recorder's of
fice yesterday for a permit to
reroof her residence at an esti
mated cost of $75. '
i
Minor' Accidents Mrs. Nellie
Schow, Route 4, driving a pas
senger car, and Cecil Heard,
driving a pickup truck, were
involved in a minor accident
Tuesday on the Crater Lake
highway, acoording to a report
on file. R. C. Baker, 1133 West
Ninth street, and C. J. Haas
drove passenger cars involved
in a slight collision Monday on
East Third street, according to
a second report.
.
Leaves for Long Beach Mrs.
Virginia Sherwood left last
night for Long Beach, Cal.,
where r she will reside In the
future. Mrs. Sherwood has been
making her home at the Ge
Bauer apartments. Mrs. Sher
wood's older daughter, Elaine,
will make her home in the
south with her mother while
the younger daughter, Donna, is
remaining in Medford with rel
atives. Nile to Meet Ladles of the
Nile will hold a pot luck lunch
eon at the home of Mrs C. E.
Kunz, 1038 West Eleventh
street, at 12 noon tomorrow and
following luncheon will sew for
the Shrine hospital in Portland.
Those attending are asked to
bring a luncheon dish and their
thimbles and needles. It is also
stated that coetributions for the
Thanksgiving treat for children
in the hospital are to be left at
William Young's Auto Service,
116 North Front street, either
Thursday or Friday since the
boxes are to be taken to Port
land Saturday of this week by
the Pierce Auto Freight.
STEALS CORONER'S TOOLS
Kansas City, Mo. (U.R) Police
here are wondering what kind
of a thief stole a 24-inch black
autopsy bag from the car of a
deputy coroner. The bag con
tained seven knives, two rib
cutters, a pair of clamps, rubber
aprons and gloves.
Om Mall Tribune Waal Ada.
PERSONAL
CALENDAR
Wednesday
7:45 p. m. Contemporary
Book club, home of Mrs. Wil
liam H. Fluhrer.
8:00 p. m. Chapter BE, P. E.
O., home of Mrs. George B
Canode, 1716 Crown avenue,
special meeting for state vice
president. Thursday
12 noon Ladies of the Nile,
pot luck luncheon at home of
Mrs. C. E. Kunz, 1036 West
Eleventh street, to sew for
Shrine hosnital.
1:15 p. m. Just Folks cir
cle, jwetnodist church, at par
lors for dessert.
2:00 p. m. Women1! ppiif
corps, armory, to make plans
V4 uiaLjccuon.
6:30 D. m. Rnvnl Valsht.ni..
of America, Homecoming din
ner hi oi f. nau jor members
families and fripnrf. nrtno
ered dish.
8:00 p. m. Lecture by Lt
Com. Mever Zpllc nf .T,.-.tA.
- "OW . WMUIVI.
nigh school gymnasium on "Ad
justments ot a Serviceman Re
turned From Combat," spon
sored by P.-T. A. Public Invited.
Friday
1:30 p. m. Jolly Stitchers
club, home of Mrs. Ruth Miller,
524 North Bartlett street.
1:30 p. m. Study group of
the Women's Society of Chris
tian Service of the Methodist
church at home of Mrs. Harry
Meyers, 810 East Jackson boule
vard, for dessert. Mrs. John
Carter, assistant hostess.
YOUTHS TO FACE
Three teen-age youths held 'In
the county jail awaiting juvenile
court proceedings, will probably i
face hearings next week. 1
Sheriff Syd I. Brown reported !
toaay, as a result of their ar
rests ten days ago 25 or 30 rob
beries here in the past ' six
months, had been cleared up.
The loot ,of the trio amounted
to approximately $1000, and half
of it had been reclaimed by its
owners, the sheriff further ex
plained. Booty consisted of auto acces
sories, flashlights, tools, guns
bicycles. They interchanged parts
on many of the bicycles to make ,
identification difficult. All made I
statements of their activities, the !
authorities said. j
j. no army jeep nas proved lis
use as a life-saver. A British I
surgeon is reported to have taken I
a rubber part from a jeep and in
serted it into the neck of a
wounded Commando, allowing
him to breathe.
BUY WAR BONDS
Nights Only Weekdays
uoors upen e:4a
CLOSED WEDNESDAY
COMING THURSDAY!
FRANK BUCK
(Bring Em Back Alive)
"TIGER FANGS"
TONIGHT
DREAMLAND
Popular Price
8 to 12
4
BIG HOURS
OF DANCING
RAY'S MUSIC
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ON RECORD HERE
This year's growing season,
the number of days between the
last killing frost In spring and
the first killing frost in fall, was
the longest ever recorded here,
according to the United States
Weather Bureau. The interim be
tween frosts this year was 203
days, the next longest previous
record being 202 days in 1940.
The date of the last killing frost
in the spring of 1944 was April
25, the date of the first killing
frost this fall was yesterday,
November 14. .
Shortest gr6wlng season ever
recorded here was 119 days in
1917. Then the last killing frost
was June 12th; the first killing
frost, October 17.
The average length of grow
ing seasons is 166 days. The aver
age date of the latest killing
frost in the spring is May 2, and
the average date of the earliest
killing frost In the fall Is Octo
ber 16.
Camp White Dance
Schedule
Thursday
Regular informal dance at
Service club No. 2. The director
states that next week's dance
will be Friday instead of Thurs
day night, due to Thanksgiving
day events. .
STARTS
TODAY
for
FOUR
Thrilling
Days!
Kingofth. .v 'A I
- Cowboy! ti?l it 1
ROGERS
feahirln DALE EVAHS with JTUjMi
MAM POtm-ANDUm TOMtSt Vi '&82ZxIBWG.
ni BOB NOLAN and TH6 VV
SONS OF THE PIONEERS U
TWO-GUN TROUBLE COESlMf
To MEDFORD . . In a Pig Way
In These Rlp-Roarlng, Red-Blooded Double Hlgfi'mmm
THRILL WESTERNS!!
he's rough etb rustlers!
Iboyd
fAndy Clyde
Chaplain's Asst.
t ft t w
(Acmt Talenhoto)
Cpl Lew Ayres. once Hollywood's
"Doctor Kildare" In a movie-serial
hospital, and now a chaplain's as-
I slstant In the Philippines, cleans
sacrament glasses In a real-lite Hos
pital In shadow of 200-year-old
Catholic cathedral in Palo, Leyte
Island,
Gas on Stomach
Relkeed in h minuiM ! tUubl yew mm beek
When MCMi .toweth told eiuiee Mlnful. iu!Toct-lne-
lu, caur iiomech uid nerlourn. docion uiutllr
preecrlhe the fesim ertlm medicine Known lor
wmpIotLilto relief -meiliclnee he those In lleU-inl
Tihlrti. No leietlre Bell tnl brlnee eorafort In t
IUTj oi mum bottle to ui (or double money Dick. soo.
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YIPPEE! IT'S ROY
at HIS 6-GUN BEST!
Singln' tt shootln' into new adventure
The grand Jury, after a recess
of three weeks, resumed its work
of investigating eight or nine
criminal cases this morning. A
number of cases were deferred
from the opening session to en
able assembling of new evidence
and further Investigations before
closing the cases, one way or
the other.
At the opening session, Fred
A. Bailey, San Quentin prison
camp escapee, was indicted for
first degree murder. Bailey was
charged with inflicting head
wounds during a robbery attempt
last September 3, that proved
fatal to Ira Clyde Carman. Bail
ley, held in the county jail, is
scheduled to go on trial Novem
ber 23. He is represented by At
torney Rawles Moore named by
the court.
TURKEYS PROCESSED
FOR HOLIDAY SEASON
Turkey packers estimate that
approximately one-fourth of the
estimated 100,000 birds In JacK-
Hit
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a RELIEVE WATERY ll
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Wlfen'cj C. J. DEAN CLINIC C A 1 4 4 Jgk
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In
Casanova Srown
LATEST
son and Josepmne counties havt
been processed to date and will
be used by the army, and In lo
cal consumption for Thanksgiv
ing. Few if any shipments will
be made to outside or eastern
markets. A Swift and Company
representative said a heavy
Christmas run was anticipated.
He said a considerable number
of ducks and geese and chlcktns
had also been slaughtered.
The bulk ot the Thanksgiving
kill of turkeys was taken by the
army for soldiers at home and
abroad.
P.-T. A. Activities
Washington P.-T.A.
The Washington Parent-Teacher
association will observe the
annual Dad' Night Friday eve
nine of this week. A covered
dish dinner has been planned !
for 6:30 o'clock and will be fol
lowed by a program planned
especially for the entertainment
of , the fathers. The affair will
be in the school gymnasium.
Speaker of the evening will be
HEALTH TO YOUI
Correct JUto7, Colon Affmonft
namenheld (Pilti), Fl
tur, inula. Hot ma (Hup
turn) dcitroy htalth-powai
to sara-abllitr to nor Ufa.
Oui mathod el treatment
without hoipltal operation
lucceufuUy employed lor
yean, liberal credit
terms. Call (or examination
or tend iot FREE booklet.
WRIGHT
V - DAYS
NEWS EVENTS and SHORT SUBJECTS
Wednesday, Nov. IS. 1944 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE TTTS
Sidney Llamblas who will speak
on "Safety In the Home."
This is the regular association
meeting and is for parents only.
Dm Mill Trunin. wnt Ad.
for Thanksgiving
Safeway has ample Tur
keys to fill your Thanks
giving needs. Due to
shortage of efficient help
we ask you to place your
order early to we can have
your bird properly pre
pared! All ready to place
In the even! Leave your
order with your nearest
Safeway Market.
No. I Govt. Graded J
Local
Hens - Lb.
If you think
Mr. Deeds
. went to town,
keep an eye on
Casanova Brown
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The Old Burial Ground at
Nashua, N. H., has no grave
markers because at the last
muster of . New Hampshire
troops in 1862 the headstones
were used to build an oven.
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ANITA LOUISE
PATRICIA COLLINGE
Edmond Breon Jill Esmond
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FRANK MORGAN