EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL THIBUNE Monday January a. I94S
NIGHT CLASS FOR
OPE
Red Cross Committee Urges
Women To Volunteer For
Instruction, Vital Service
Red Cross volunteer nurses
aid committee announces that
arrangements have been made
for a night class, to be held at
the Community hospital, 843 E.
Main street, beginning January
19. Miss Betsy Rolland, R.N,
the announcement continues, has
been secured as instructor, hav
ing previously Instructed .volun
teer nurses aides.
"Miss Rolland Is associated
with the Community hospital
and the committee feels very
fortunate to have her competent
mnA Inimlrlnff instruction. This
' will be the only class open to
registration mis spring, ana ap
plicants are urged to telephone
Red Cross 4405, any time during
the period January 8 to 13, in
clusive, ana leave uieir names
HrirMB nnri telenhnna number
so that personal interview ap
pointments may do maae. np
nlltanta whn ran An so are asked
to meet committee representa
tives Wednesday, Jan. 10, from
4 to 8 p. m. at Red Cross head
quarters in the courthouse for
personal Interviews.
Must Be Over U
"Any woman over 18 years of
. age in good health, with the
milvalent of a hleh school edu
cation. Is eligible as a volunteer
nurse aide. It is particularly urg-
A that hmiMtwlvM who would
be free to give even a halt day's
service weekly consider enter
ing this class, as the call from
th inml hnmltals for volunteer
nurses aides has increased and
will become more and more ur
gent as registered nurses answer
the immediate necessity of army
service.
"There is greatly Increased
opportunity for war time serv
ice in this vital field of assist
ant nursing. Nurse aides snot
only erve the war effort but
also serve themselves in their
homes by the development of
new techniques and knowledge
of nursing procedures. With the
war at Its ptesent critical stage,
and casualties mounting daily,
every woman should ask her
self seriously It she cannot give
some time as volunteer nurse
aide.
"Although In thta community
alone 82 women have already
graduated as volunteer nurse
idea, not aU of these were per
manent residents, and at pres
ent both Sacred Heart hospital
and Community hospital need
mora nurse a lots than can be
supplied. Business women who
can give evening time and Sun
day help, and housewives who
can offer part time day duty are
especially desired as nurses
aides.
"For further Information and
appointments for interviews,
please telephone 4408 Red Cross
headquarters."
DIClSlLAN
BANQUET FOR JC
TO GET CHARTER
Board of directors of the Med
ford Junior Chamber of Com
merce met at a 7 o'clock break
fast meeting at Medford hotel
this morning to complete plans
for a banquet to be held January
20 at which time Loftom Tatum,
state president, will present the
club with its charter.
Vic Mllnes will be general
chairman for the occasion and j
sub-chairmen will be, banquet,
Clarence Schmidt; program, Don
Foote; tickets, BUI Chrysler; dec
orations, Norman Spencer, and
reception. Royal Claire.
Plans have been completed for
. selection of Medford's outstand
' ing Junior citizen, which will be
announced at the banquet.
A special meeting of all mem
bers has been called for 7:30 to
morrow night at the chamber of
commerce building.
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DELIVERY OF MAIL TO
NETHERLANDS TO START
Washington, Jan. 8 (U.R)
Postal service between the Unit
ed States and liberated areas of
the Netherlands will begin a
week from today.
Postmaster General Frank C.
Walker said the postoffice on
January 15 will begin accepting
non-illustrated postcards relat
ing to business as well as per
sonal matters but "limited to
an exchange of information and
ascertainment of facts." The
postage rate will be three cents
per card.
Formations of flying pelicans
are jokingly referred to as the
"Panamanian Air Force" by res
idents of the Canal Zone.
Bne
Howard Belton to Head Sen
ate Marsh Speaker of
House of Representatives
By Eric W. Allen, Jr.
United Press Correspondent
Salem, Ore., Jan. 8 (U.R)
The 194S Oregon legislature to
day convened its second war
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Newspapers) Fold them
flat (the way the paper
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them in bundles about
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about 8 inches high.
Help Jackson County Go "Over The Top"!
This message published in cooperation with Jackson County's Victory Waste Paper Campaign by
The CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY
time session and 43rd regular
meeting since attaining state
hood, with formal election of
officers and attaches.
The senate meeting was open
ed by Sen. William Strayer,
Baker, "dean of the senate,1
while the house was called to
order by Fred Drager, veteran
chief clerk who retires after the
first day after more than 30
years of service in that capacity.
Unofficial Election
Preliminary organization was
completed last night in pre-ses-sion
caucuses with the "unof
ficial" election of presiding of
ficers, clerks and minor offic
ials. Sen. Howard C. Belton, Can
by, was unanimously elected
president of the senate. No op
position was forthcoming as
other prospective candidates for
the post had all withdrawn in
LA.
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Corrugated and Card
board Boxes and Car
tonsi Flatten them out
in bundles about 8 inches
high.
Wastebasket Paper
(Wrappers. Envelopes,
Etc.)) Flatten and pack
down in a box or bundle,
so that it can be carried.
his favor prior to tha caucus. -
Rep. Eugene Marsh, McMinn-
ville, was named without op
position to the speakership of
the house of representatives. His
election has been conceded for
number of months with suf
ficient votes pledged him by
house members since about last
June.
Both Belton and Marsh are
Republicans, and will preside
over dominantly Republican
assemblies. In the senate, there
are only five Democrats, while
there are 23 Republicans. In the
house the Republicans have a
SO to 10 majority.
House Officials Named
Other posts of importance In
both houses were determined at
the caucuses. In the house, the
assembly elected the following
officials:
Chief clerk Clarlbel Buff,
previously stenographer to Fred
Drager: assistant chief clerk
Patricia Sylvers, a veteran at
the post; calendar clerk Edith
Bynon Low, who also has held
the post previously; reading
clerk Richard Wilson, another
veteran; sergeant at arms Cap
tain Dow Lovell, Salem, who re
cently returned from several
years overseas with the 41st di
vision; doorkeeper Lee How
ard; and mailing clerk Vivien
Ledoux. Only opposition vote
was on the Dost of mailing clerk.
Miss Ledoux won the post over
M, T. Collins, who held it last
year, by secret ballot in the
smoke-filled caucus room.
At the senate caucus, the fol
lowing clerks and other officials
were named:
Chief clerk Mrs. Zylpha
Burns, a veteran at the post.
from Portland; assistant chief
AMERICA URGENTLY
NEEDS OUR
for Critical Military Uses
TURN IT IN RIGHT NOW!
The schools of Medford and all Jackson
Countv will again conduct a WASTE
trlMMlV PAPER DRIVE here ... The need is so
critical that every single pound of paper
you can turn in will be needed . . . Waste
paper is required to make or pack more
than 700,000 items used by our troops and fleet abroad
from bomb casings to blood plasma containers. Of
course we must all do our share . . . we must enthusiasti
cally back this drive of the schools and do our full
share to relieve the serious shortage. Have YOUR
waste paper ready for the school boys and girls ....
have it packaged in conformance with the chart shown
here ... tie it securely so that it may be loaded into
railroad cars for immediate shipment. Here is one
drive in which EVERYONE can have a share and
YOUR effort will really help to speed Victory!
clerk Miss Genevieve Cooper,
Portland; calendar clerk Miss
Pearl Schaeifer Portland; read
Ing clerk Gordon Barnard, La
Grande; sergeant at arms
Banks Mortimer, Portland; door
keeper Robert Campbell, Port
land: and mailing clerk Wil
liam King, Prineville.
All the selections were unani
mous with the exceptions of
two, for assistant chief clerk and
for doorkeeper Miss Cooper de
feated Nettie Spaulding, Salem,
by a 20 to 10 secret vote, for
CHEST COLD TIGHTNESS
of children quickly loosened up
by Penetro Grandma's old-
time mutton suet idea developed
by modern science into a eoun- ,
quick relief. 25c,double sue 35c. sCwo I
PEN ETRD
assistant clerk, and Campbell
won the post of doorkeeper from
Walter Lynn, Portland, by a 16
to 14 vote.
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