APOSTOI
JC FAITH
With Evangelistic Group
FILIPINO LEADER
Friday. Jan. 12. IMS MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN
lady mum
constitutional conventions and
elections. It would entitle
Alaska to one representative
and two senators until the next
general census.
Alaska is now territory.
Pumpkins were cultivated by
the Indians long before Colum
bus sighted America. In fact,
early settlers found them grow
ing in Massachusetts and Rhode
Island.
EVANGELISTS TO
CONDUCT SERIES
ENTER DENIAL IN
BRIDGES FIASCO
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The Rev. R. Robert Crawford,
general overseer of the Apostolic
Faith, will arrive in Medford to
morrow with a party of eight
other workers, for a series of
evangelistic meetings at the local
Apostolic Faith church, at North
Central avenue and Third street.
With Rev. Crawford will be
Mrs. Crawford, pianist; Mrs.
Lena Ediger Wallace, organist;
Rev. Audrey Wallace, formerly
of Medford; Rev. Allan Crabtree,
evangelist from San Francisco,
and a young ladies' quartet com
posed of the Misses Virginia
Walker, Rosalie Kaady, Mildred
O'Brien and Anne Friesen of
Portland. The quarter has been
singing for appreciative audi
ences in Portland evangelistic
work for some time. Mrs. Craw
ford and Mrs. Wallace have
charge of the music in the Port
land headquarters. The local or
chestra and chorus, which has
.been a well-organized group for
a number of years, will assist in
11 the services.
Sunday at 11 a. m., the cam
paign will open with dedication
of the new Wurlitzer pipe organ,
played by Mrs. Wallace. Installa
tion of this organ makes the
church outstanding in the Rogue
River valley.
- Rev, Crawford will have
charge of the evangelistic part
of the services, assisted by Rev.
Crabtree. Theme of their ser
mons will be on the transforming
power of the Gospel and the fun
damental truths of the Word of
God.
Personal testimonies are a part
of each service. Of special in
terest will be talks by Robert
Hanlln, SK 1c, home on fur
lough. The schedule of services fol
low: Sunday, devotional service
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A youna ladies' quartet will be a faatura of tha vanaaliatle
meetings to be held at the Apostolic Faith church here starting
Sunday. Th young ladies, all of Portland, are shown above
(left to right): The Hliui Mildred O'Brien, Anne Friesen. Rosalie
Kaady and Virginia Walker.
and dedication of pipe organ, 11
a. m.; young people'e meeting, 3
p. m.; evangelistic service, 8
p. m.; an evangelistic service
each night, except Monday and
Saturday, at 8.
There will be lots of special
music, congregational - singing,
evangelism, and a prayer meet
ing at the close of each service.
The public is cordially invited,
and a collection is never taken,
YMCA 'Bib Nite'
-For Teen Agers
Tonight at the YMCA is the
be a "Bib Nite" for the teen age
group.
There will be music, singing,
dancing, and for those who can
not dance but who wish to learn,
there will be Instruction.
E. C. Corn will be host and
promises plenty of fun.
Oh Mall Tribune Want Ada.
GET -BIT
m ro ts
Save used fats"
for your country!
I Keep saving all useS kitchen fat.,
Tour country urgently needs them ... to help
make medicines, parachutes, synthetic rubber,
munitions, paints and soaps for military and
civilian uses,
So keep up your good work. Save every pos
sible drop of used fats. Remember, tor each
pound you turn in, you get 2 red ration points!
Save Used Fats
For the Fighting Front
'Approved by OP A and WFA. Paid for by Industry
FOR INCOME TAX
Washington, Jan. 12 (U.R)
Treasury spokesmen reminded
the nation at large today that
Monday, Jan. IS, is an income
tax deadline. It's the last day
for:
1. Payment of the last in
stallment by persons who filed
estimated returns last year on
their 1944 income, found they
would owe something above
what was withheld from their
salaries, and elected to pay that
excess in quarterly installments.
3. Amendment of estimated re
turns filed last year on 1944
Income in the case of persons
who now find they guessed
wrong on their Income and want
to correct their returns. Penal
ties are provided for taxpayers
who underestimate their taxes
due by 20 per cent or more.
3. Filing of estimated returns
on 1944 income by farmers.
4. Filing of estimated returns
on 1944 income by persons who
believed they were among the
35,000,000 taxpayers from whom
no estimated return would be re
quired, but who now find that
for one reason or another they1
should have filed such a return.
Furthermore, the treasury
pointed out, anyone who so de
sires may file his final return
on 1944 income by January IS.
In such case, no further action
would be required on the esti
mated return. The final 1944 re
turns are not required, however,
until March IS.
Estimated returns on 1948 In
come must be filed by March
IS. Such returns were required
for 1944 from single persons
with income of more than
$2,700, married persons with in
come in excess of $3,500 and
anyone who made more than
$100 from non - withholding
sources.
On March IS, they will be re
quired from single persons whose
1945 income will exceed $5,000;
in the case of a married person,
If income exceeds $5,500 plus
an additional $500 for each ad
ditional dependent; and from
persons who earned more than
$100 from non -withholding
sources.
Washington, Jan. 12 (U.R)
The Communist Political Asso
ciation, nee Communist Party,
wants to Intervene in the Harry
R. Bridges deportation case to
deny the charge that party
members seek the violent over
throw of the United States gov
ernment. The case of Bridges, president
of the West Coast Longshore
men's and Warehousemen's
Union (CIO), and alleged Com
munist, has been pending for
five years and finally has
reached the supreme court.
Bridges took the case there
on appeal from a federal circuit
court ruling in San Francisco
which denied, his appeal for re
hearing of a decision that he
should be deported -to his native
Australia as an undesirable alien.
Now submitted to the supreme
court is a 100-page brief signed
by Earl Browder, president, and
William Z. Foster, vice presi
dent, of the Communist party,
officers and members of the two
being identical or practically so.
The brief requests permission to
intervene in the Bridges case
for an opportunity to argue that
the whole matter should be re
ferred back to the Justice de
partment for hearings so that
Bridges may be relieved of the
deportation order and Commu
nists be relieved of the govern
ment's charge that they are try
ing to upset the government by
force.
The Bridges case is five-year
wonder of rulings, counter-rulings
and appeals. It began in
1839.
The Shakespeare Garden in
San Francisco's Golden Gat
Park is composed exclusively of
plants and flowers mentioned
by the Bard of Avon.
Fresh ond full flovored-o
wonderful treat become
they or Sablnixed the
fsmorkable'ntw method
that "meoni better, fresher
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marar, Wyoming, Is haadquartert
for tha town' fat salvage collaetlon
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fat All collactlona ara wglghad, and
tha prepar number of extra ration
polnta paid to tha butchera who
receive tha fat from tha town's
houaewlvaa.
BRITISH OFFICER KILLED
London, Jan. 12 (U.R) The
war office announced today that
British Lt. Gen. Sir Herbert
Lumsden was killed by enemy
air action Jan. 6 while on the
bridge of a United States war
ship Jn the Pacific.
San Francisco, Jan. 12 (U.R)
Antonio A. Gonzales, spokes
man for Filipino groups on the
west coast, told tha conference
on race relations today that the
"only Filipinos who can fight
for Uncle Sam must be either
trained killers or trained dish
washers."
Injecting the problems of Fili
pinos as a minority group into
the conference, which thus far
mainly has been concerned with
resettlement of Japanese-Americans,
Gonzales added:
"According to the law, you
have to be either black or white
to be an American citizen."
Prior to Gonzales' address,
Dillon S. Myer, director of the
war relocation authority, pre
dicted the major problems of re
adjustment in the return of Nisei
to the west coast would come
within the next 60 to 90 days
STATEHOOD FOR ALASKA
IS SOUGHT IN MEASURE
Washington, Jan. 12 (U.R)
Sen. William Langer. R., N. D.,
today introduced a bill to make
Alaska the 49th state.
The measure calls for a $100,
000 appropriation to finance
FRUIT GROWERS
LEAGUE
ANNUAL
MEETING
The annual meeting of tha Fruit Growers' League will
be held at the Auditorium in tha
Jackson County Courthouse
Wed.. Jan. 17, 1945
Beginning at 1:30 p. m.
Profeasor Henry Hartman of the Horticultural Department
of O. S. C. will be present to discuss matters of interest and
importance to all fruit growers.
Rev. Melvin Sparks
To Preach Sunday
On Medford Visit
Melvin Sparks, former minis
ter of the Central Avenue
Church of Christ, will preach at
morning and evening services of
the church next Sunday. He will
also present a special musical
number at each service.
Mr. Sparks left Medford over
two years ago and has since
ministered to churches at Oro-
ville and Bell, Calif. He also
helped establish two churches in
the mountain district near Chal
lenge, Calif. For about two years
Mr. sparks has published a
church paper entitled, "Sparks
jriy from the Anvil."
Mr. Sparks, accompanied by
his wife and four small daugh
ters, will visit for a few days in
Medford and then leave for Cin
cinnati, Ohio, to make their
home. Mr, Sparks plans to re
enter the Cincinnati Bibla col
lege for year's study.
iney will be house guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pierce on
the Crater Lake highway.
THE GRANGE
Phoenix Grange
Phoenix Grange met in regu
lar session Jan. 8 with the new
master Roy Bolz in the chair.
At the last Grange meeting
demits were received for Broth
er and Sister Hockersmith and
they were welcomed into the
Grange.
First and second degree obli
gations were given to Mrs.
Daisy Lutes, mother of our sec
retary, Mrs. Al Shroeder.
Sister Bradshaw of Lake
Creek Grange and Brother
Poppe of Roxy Ann Grange
were visitors.
Next serving committee for
the regular Grange meeting
Jan. 23, Is Ada Bell Chandlers.
Lester Harris, and the Wallaces.
H. E. C. chairman reminded
the ladies of the H. E. C. meet
ing at Madeline Barretts, Wed
nesday, Jan. 17. It will be a cov
ered dish dinner at noon with
the hostesses furnishing the
meat dish and mashed potatoes.
Each member having a Polly
anna is to bring a "thank you"
gift and a "farewell gift." All
those wishing to become regu
lar members of H. E. C. are
asked to bring 10c for the year's.
dues snd draw a "Pollyanna."
f OCIALITE WEDS ACTOR
Las Vegas', Nev., Jan. 12 (U.R)
Screen Character Actor Charley
Grapewin and Mrs. Loretta Mc-
Gowan Becker, Chicago socialite,
were honeymooning here today
after their marriage by district
Judge George E. Marshall.
Closlnl ttraa for Sunday Too Lata
to Claaiffy 8:30 Saturday artarnoon
Plaaaa rcmembar.
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Not Rationed
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JEWEL SHORTENING 3-lb. carton 63c
No. 1 Grade i
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COFFEE CAKE
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STEAKS "sass" lb 35c
Loin or Rib VEAL STEAKS lb. 35c
R. I. RED FRYERS u.
PORK ROASTS Choice Shoulder Cuts lb. 33c
SALT PORK
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BEEP POT ROASTS Shoulder Cuts Extra, lb. 25c
HENS - lb 37c
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BONELESS BEEF lb 30c
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