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TEN MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Wdnwdiy, Jan. 10, 1145 10 TAKE SHARE IN PEACE PLAN If America doesn't become member of the proposed United Nation organization, and as sume her share of responsibility in solving social and economic problems and keeping the peace, a third world war is inevitable according to Mrs. Ralph Rasmus sen, president of the Oregon League of Women Voters who spoke to league members last night at the Girls Community club. Mrs. Rasumssen explained in detail the proposals drafted at the Dumbarton Oaks confer ence and urged her listeners to write the president and secre tary of state urging that its rati fication be put before congress at once. Provisions of the Dumbarton Oaks charter Is to the effect that the United Nations organization would be headed by a general assembly, a policy making group after the order of the United States congress, with each mem ber nation permitted one dele gate. Other units would be a security council, charged with "keeping the peace problems" and empowered to deal swiftly with acts of aggression; an in ternational court which would deal with problems of Justice; a council to handle economic and social problems; a military coun cil and a secretariat. ; The security council would be made up of 11 persons, five to represent the five great pow ers and six chosen from smaller nations on a rotating system; would have the power to settle local disputes and advise non members who presented prob lems, according to provisions of the charter. It would further have the power to Impose quar antine restrlcions on aggressors and resort to armed force if ne cessary. According to the plan as out lined by Mrs. Rasmussen, the economic and social council would be made up of 18 mem bers who would be outstanding a u t h o r I ti es on international economic and social matters and would have a number of sub-commissions. The organizations' secretariat would probably be given diplo matic status and would be re sponsible only to the organiza tion and not to their respective countries. The speaker said that of the 44 nations repre sented at Dumbarton Oaks, 90 per cent agreed with the gen eral provisions of the charter and that seven nations had al ready ratified It roinung out that the League of Women Voter had always believed "isolation neither prac tical or possible" and now con siders the matter of stimulating public interest in the proposed United Nations organizations its most pressing work, second only to the actual war effort, Mrs. Rasmussen urged her lis teners to bend every effort to the task. Netherlands East Indies Islands September 19 with landings In the Halmahera group. Claude Hibbert, who Is in the navy, was visited by his brother, Alden Hibbert. recently in Ta coma enroute to Medford. CHURCH TO HOLD L The Apostolic Faith, corner North Central avenue and Third street, Medford, will open an evangelistic campaign Sunday, Jan. 14, the Rev. C. W, Frost, pastor, announces. He and a number of local members attend ed midwinter meetings at the Portland headquarters returning to Medford after New Year's. The campaign will be in charge of the Rev. R. Robert Crawford, general overseer from Portland, assisted by the Rev. Allan L. Crabtree of San Fran cisco, Mrs. Crawford, and a group of Portland workers and musicians. Dedicatory services for the new Wurlitzer organ Just installed will start the special meetings. Six years ago, about this time of year, a crew of more than 100 mechanics and helpers were building the Apostolic Faith church, which was decidated February 25, 1038. A Hammond organ gave excellent service during these years, but when opportunity presented whereby a pipe organ could be purchased, the church group lost no time in securing it. This will augment the 27 piece orchestra which plays at all the services. Mrs. Lena Edlger Wallace, who furnished music for the services at the church dedica tion will be in the evangelistic group at this time and will pre sent a concert at the beginning of each evening service. ' Rev. Crawford is well known in Medford, having carried on evangelistic campaigns here at various times since the work was established in 1017. Rev. Crabtree recently returned to Sah Francisco after holding spec ial meetings in the midwest. Definite details of the evan gelistic campaign will be an nounced later . Mrs. Flack Free After 9 Months San Francisco, Jan. 10-MU.R) Mrs. Luise Flack, 28, convict ed of manslaughter last March In connection with the death of her eight-year-old spastic daugh ter, was released from the coun ty jail today after serying nine months of one-year sentence. Mrs. Flack said she will visit her mother in lola, Kansas, and then attempt to join one of the armed services or enter war work. Veteran Of Pacific Merchant Marine Is Visitor In Medford Returning after 14 months of duty with a Merchant Marine . force in the South Pacific, Alden niDDert Is visiting with his fam ily on Crater T.nltn Msh.,.a January 23, when he will report ior luruier amy at San Fran Cisco. He Joined the Merchant Ma rine over three venra nan onH was awarded the Pacific war zone bar and the merchant ma rine cbmbat bar for enemy action in the Halninhrra island nn Morotal last October. U. S. forces Invaded this group of During a battle In World War I, vital military Information was conveyed from one command to another by two Piute Indians speaking their native language over the telephone. 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The Marlni and the kitten became good friends and the Leatherneck finds solan in the friendship of furry animal. Collection Agency Opens Business In U. S. Bank Building Wynne P. Grier, who has been in the collection business in Salem for the past 13 years, has opened an office in the U. S. National bank building here where he will specialize in col lections. The new concern will be known as "General Credit Service." Mr. and Mrs. Grier have purchased the property at 23 Barneburg road, where they will make their home. Mr. Grier is well known here through having traveled through this territory on oil company collection work. He served for three years as secretary and one year as presi dent ol the National Organiza tion of Collection Agencies, Asso ciation of Orecon. and fnr nnx year served as Oregon director ol the organization. . He was discharged In 1843 after serving a time in the armed forces. Rent Tie-in Deals Placed Under Ban By Control Office Washington, Jan. 10 U.R) The office of price administra today moved to halt widespread evasion of rent price ceilings by banning all "tie-in" deals where by a prospective tenant Is re quired to buy furniture or other property before a landlord will rent to him. OPA said nationwide reports showed frequent occurrences of .this form of ceiling evasion, with landlords forcing tenants to pay as much as $2,500 for furniture worth less than half the amount as a condition for renting an apartment or house. In another action OPA ' ex empted rooms in bona fide clubs, college fraternities and sorority houses from rent con trol. The exemption applies only to clubs recognized as non-profit organizations by the bureau of internal revenue. TWO TO PRISON Grants Pass Kenneth Russell was sentenced to one year in the state penitentiary, and his neph ew, Delbert Russell, was sen tenced to 18 months in the same Institution, by Judge James W. 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