LOCAL and
Club To Mm! Jacksonville,
Home Economies club will meet
Wednesday at I p. m. at the
home of Mrs. Otto Niedermeyer.
fined Enearnsdon Soils,
Mexican, jailed Sunday night
lor being drunk in . a public
plica, was given five days sus
pended sentence In local court.
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Draft Delinquent Lee Tur
ner, 18-yesr-old farm laborer.
was reported delinquent to U. S.
district attorney today in filing
a change oi address with hi
local draft board number 1,
Medford.
To Washington,,. -Miss Jsnie
Smith of the Rogue River Na
tional Forest service left Satur
day for Wind River, near Steph
enson, Wash., where she will at
tend conference of administra
tive assistants of the forest serv
ice.
e e
Picked Op four Camp White
soldiers were turned over to
military police early today after
city police picked them up rid
ing In a vehicle registered to
J. C. Waite of Grants Pass and
reported stolen from Grants
Pass Sunday night. '
a a
Grandson Wounded -- Mrs,
Mary Hiatt of Eagle Point has
received word that her grand
son, Pvt. Joe) Edward Abbott,
has been wounded while serving
with an infantry unit in France.
Pvt. Abbot is the son of Mrs,
Marie Abbot of Portland,
Here On Business John Tom
lin arrived in Medford a few
days ago on business and will
remain for two or three weeks
at Hotel Medford where he is e
guest. Mr. Tomlin is the former
head of the Timber Products Co,
here, moving to Los Angeles
about four years ago.
To Salem-Mayor Clarence
A. Meeker and Frank Farrell,
city attorney, left last night for
Salem where they will attend a
meeting of the League of Oregon
Cities and sessions of the Oregon
state legislature. Farrell will
return Wednesday while Mayor
Meeker plans to remain for the
entire week.
Receive Permits Building
permits were issued today by
the city superintendent to Anna
Lindley, 808 North Riverside
avenue, to build a garage exten
sion at an estimated $100 cost,
and to J, C. Cass, to erect
repair shop at his residence,
1 a e ' bi 1 1 .
a cost estimated at $300.
To Grapts Pass Mrs. Robert
Young is visiting in Grants Pass
as the houseguest of Shirlee and
Linda Anderson who are well
known in Medford. Mrs, Young
formerly Ruth Nordwlck, is the
daughter of Mr. H. F. Nerd-
wick of 819 Reddy street. Her
husband Is a marine flier sta
tioned somewhere in the Euro
pean theater of operations,
Traffic Accident An accident
report was filed today by R. L,
was involved earlier in a minor
collision with a pickup truck
owned by the Rogue River Orch
ards at the West 11th and Peach
streets intersections. Driver of
the truck was not immediately
known according to the report,
but damage was reported as
minor.
Couple To Leave First Li
and Mrs. Larry Schads, Jr., will
leave Medford Thursday for
Salem where they will visit with
Mrs. Schade's mother, Mrs. Syl
via Shreve. Later they will go
to Santa Monica, Calif., where
Lt. Schade will report for re
assignment. Lt. Schade, AAF
pilot, recently returned to this
country after nearly a year's
service in the South Pacific end
for the past several days has
been at the home of his parents.
Mr, and Mrs. Larry Schade, Sr.,
889 South Oakdale avenue.
DR. A. R. HEDGES
Chlropathic fc Naturopathic
Physician
128 S. Main Dial 3178
NERVE CONTROL
Nerve control is important In
life. It often enables an obscure
person to become a champion or
master of his calling. It will en
able you to do your work better
and more easily through greater
concentration and coordination.
Normal nerve function makes
you master, rather than slave, to
your emotions. Structural Integ
rity must be restored for free
nerve action. Regain your elf
control through proper ears of
J'our nerves. Make your work
n life easier. See that your
nerves are free to function. Do
this by employment of Chiro
practic and Naturopathic sciences.
' 71 " jw" "
PERSONAL
CALENDAR
Monday
T:S0 b, m. Olive Kebekait
lodge at I, O. O. F. hall. Brief
ousinets meeting followed by
public installation of Mebekah
and Odd renew officers at 8:00
m.
8:00 p. m Medford Musical
society, home of Mrs. John Day,
uroveiana avenue.
Tuesday
1:00 o. m.--Marv and Martha
circle, Methodist church, dessert
luncheon in church parlors.
Hostesses, Mesdsmea O. Anv
tpiger and ft. Woodford.
1:30 m. DeMoiay Mothers'
club at home of Mrs. J. E. Craw
ford, 308 Apple street, Mrs. Me
Kibbon, asisstant hostess. All De
Moiay mothers are asked to at
tend and are to call hostess if
they plan to attend.
:00 p. r. Lady Elks at Elks
Temple for dessert.
3:00 p. m. Women's Mission
ary society of Presbyterian
enureh at church parlors.
3:00 p. m. Medford Navy
Mothers' club at Girls' Commu
nity elub. Urgent meeting. -
2:00 p. m. Sunny circle,
Methodist church, home of Mrs.
N, J. Wiley, 408 West Jackson
Boulevard.
8:00 p. m-Crater Lake Post
and auxiliary, VFW, business
meeting at armory followed by
social hour.
8:00 p. m. Chapter BE, PEG,
home of Mrs Orel A. Welsh, 1033
Queen Anne avenue, for Found
ers Day program.
8:00 p. m, Knight of Pythias
and Pythian Sisters, Joint instal
lation of officers at K. of P,
hall. Open to public.
8:00 p. m. Carnation club,
home of Mrs. Minnie Bower, 729
West Thirteenth street.
Wednesday
10:00 a. m. Jackson County
Council of Parents end Teachers,
recreation hall, Prlddy street,
Business meeting and reports in
morning, sack lunch at noon,
musical program followed by
panel dlscusion "Alcohol, Kar-
cotics and we, the People.
1:00 p. m. Past Matrons of
Nevlta chapter No. 98, O. E. 8,
luncheon at home of Mrs. Gladys
Beebe,
1:00 p. m. Victory elub, des
sert luncheon at Masonic hall
followed by business meeting.
1:00 t. m. Get-Together club,
dessert luncheon and card party
at Eagles hail, 217 West Main
street.
1:45 p. m. Contemporary
hook ciud, nome of Mrs, ,
Lsgeaon, 34 Glen Oak Court,
z:30 p. m, Wednesday study
club, Girls Community club,
Ehrk Here Pvt. Lloyd Ehrk
is in Medford for a visit of two
weeks with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Ehrk of Ross Lane
He completed besie training at
cams no Berts, in the army
ground forces, and reports next
w rt. wro, cam.
a
Correction Installation oi
Knights of Pythias and Pythian
Sister lodges will take place
tomorrow at 9 p. m, instead of
o p. m., since both lodges will
hold the regular business meet
ings at that hour with the pub-
lie installation ceremonies to
low.
Peremoted Word has been
received by Mrs. Helen 1
Fagona that her husband, Sebas-
tiano Fagone. was promoted to
corporal and has received the
expert infantryman's badge with
the 7th army in Europe. Mrs
Fagone, the daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. E. A. Smedley, resides with
her family at 850 Pine street
Fagone had been wounded In
November and was awarded the
purple heart but returned to
active duty a month ago his
wife said, Leonard Smedley,
boatswain mate 2c, is on sea
duty somewhere in the Pacific
He entered the navy Dec.
1041 and was last home in Octo
ber, 1843. He is a brother of
Mrs. Fagone and the son of the
Smedley. ,
Towiuend
DANCE
at
Dreamland Hall
TOMORROW
JOLLIEST DANCE
IN MEDFORD!
T
UNiOR CHAMBER
DIRECTORS MAKE
BANQUET PLANS
Beard of directors of the Med
ford Junior chamber of com-;
meree met at a 1 o'clock break
fast today to draw up final
plans for their banquet to be
held at USO January 10. Lofton
Tatum, state president, will give
we main address, speaking on
"Young Men end Their Part te
War and Peace."
A dance will be given at Med
ford hotel following the banquet!
and chamber officials expect suu
junior ehambet members, their
wives, and eitirent of Medford
to be present BUI Chrysler is
in charge of ticket sale.
Medford' outstanding Junior
citizen will be announced at the
banquet and the elub will be
oresented, with its charter.
Regular semi-monthly meevi
tag will be held t the Jackson
county Chamber of Commerce
Tuesday night at 7:so,
SUPERFORTS, JAP
FIGHTERS BATTLE
A B-29 Base. Saipan, Jan. 18
ELT Via Navy Radio)
OJJS -B-28 pilots, returning from
successful flight yesteroay
over the principal Japanese air
craft center of Nsgoya, reporwa
today that they encountered
heavy fighter opposition on we
part of enemy pilots who "realty
know hew to fly.
Staging a giant air battle
against the fighters, the Super
forts destroyed at least 13 Jap
anese planes, probably destroy
ed IS and damaged 10,
OBITUARY
Jesse C. Mathews
Jesse C. Mathews, 85, resi
dent of this wmsnumty, for the
past 15 years, passed away in
local hospital early Monday,
Services will be held in we
Conger-Morris chapel at 9:30
a.m. Tuesday with the Rev. Del
bert Daniels officiating. - Inter
ment will be in IO.Q.F. ceme
tery.
OSA ARNOLD
Services for Miss Osa Arnold,
38, who passed away in Salem,
Saturday, wm m mm u we
Conger-Morris chapel at' 1 p. m
Wednesday with the Kev. Ual-
bert Daniels officiating. Inter
ment will be in the Jacksonville
cemetery.
She was born in the Appl
gate district, Nov. 18, 1878, mov
ing to Salem about 13 years ago.
She it survived by four brothers,
Alex L Medford; Fred, Apple-
gate, and Jim and Melvln, Butte
rails. There are also two sisters,
Mrs. True Lewis, Snohomish
Wash, and Mrs. Charle Pid-
geon, Salem, Iowa.
FIND OWN FINGERPRINT
Kansas City 0I.PJ After the
robbery of a small restaurant
here, police exulted to find
series of distinct fingerprints
along the counter beside the
cash register. They were iden
tified easily, but the exultation
ceased. The prints included
only those of the proprietor
and several members of the po
lice force who ate at the estab
lishment, across the street from
their precinct station.
PRICE OF POLITICS
Portland, Me. 0J.R) When
he decided to enter politics,
Maine's Gov.-eleet Horace HUd
reth shaved his mustache so vot
ers could distinguish him from
his twin brother Charles.
PATRIOTIC CORK
Elizabethtown, III, U.FS Aus
tin Hurford of Elizabethtown
grew some patriotic corn this
year. He picked three ears, each
of which had red, white and
blue kernels,
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(POTTED But net dotted
was Nanette Parks, IS-yesr-aid
daughter of District Judg
aayten Parks, of St Paul,
Minn. A judicious talent scout
for Columbia studio did in
spotting at the Pasadena Com
munity Playhouse, 'and signed
her up. Now she a starlet
la Hollywosi
Fala Disappears;
Expected To Coma
Home With Bride
Washington, Jan. 15 U.B i
It's official now. Somewhere,
there's a Mrs. Fala,
Mrs. Franklin P. Roosevelt re
vealed yesterday in response to
inquiries by a group of veterans
she was showing through the
White House, that the president's
little black ScotUe who will be
five years old in March was
away for the week-end and "we
hope hes having a wedding."
She wouldn't say where or to
whom.
Rumors have cropped up from
time to time that the nation's
most famous canine was being
meted, but heretofore the re
ports have met only denials.
RUSSIANS STOP? IH U.S.
New York ttl,R Eighteen men
and three women from the So
viet Union are enrolled at Co
lumbia university, studying ex
tension courses in ' English,
American history and govern
ment. United States geography!
and American life ana problems.
The group, several of whom are
war veterans, arrived In this
country via Seattle and plan to
leave in the spring. .
L1 Mai) Trlbund Want Ada.
rtgMa!!iaaaa!iatge
jfe- t WEDNESDAY!
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ifa; , IF you ever
: loved a child
...or a dog...
,U yotftt few
HI SCHOOL AIDS r3uWM
soonvtue, jna. aw la
Boonvill high school came to
the rescue of the Warrick coun
ty farmarc by granting them
permission to use the school
vocation shop to prepare their
machinery for next year'i work.
The vocational teacher, Lores N.
Evans, will Instruct them oa
how to repair the machine.
since it It to difficult to get
professional mechanics.
M (Wt TrUjoa Wast Ada,
Too Lat to Classify
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KOTIV FAINTS. ieh I
In, csmimrcfai hAUUr.t, vreOrtng
tM your used. H S. rir . These
AJiYTlrtko to fcaul wf. !
or mii. ;uu saas. Eivu Ttb-
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or SALE iSl Chvroi sovtrs-
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eommane ears i3t C!w-
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htxa. cow, mllktns, yawtosf,
alwi turn el sonw CM ail
(arm mac&UKrr.
$0 1 fit 19 aer, irrtti.
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aasantor, bars, sr.
nxim oum, too it tux, as (eed
pea .
BEK H. coora, Brskar
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tton, hort hoilri, iaod 'iry, Com-
mrci! inna jemm
S190S SMALL 5-rm. home, city w-
i?r, hot and sold; I acre of tana, ir-
?tgid; im aitada, jood neatton,
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Phtmm SS4t. a. m.
Fes 8At.S a.toa cat with tt aul.
lay. Jaka Mygr, M mil Eorth et
central rmm.
ffitstES Sm&tt acreaea near
trds aood balfdlnit; na sbjasttoa
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rd, tm SAtS-iiS6 Bulck stacr4 .
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PLACE rent 6d Starting ert, K
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FOR SAtB New modern lsysa, naarw
ly two acres. wt aj ureiiars nuuw
arivt on stawan ava. imtmnon
For saue ii Tort trask; ,wr
Brswn-Hpa and S4.0OQ-ia. rir and;
a1 whaala: nd duai-axia
trails?, 53.000-lb. axia. OH bnkea,
a'1 whMla. axtra aoad S 00
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TOR SALE Bad asrirtg and matirtas-
roa s.
SALS Larga c
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4m food tr!. larga lot.
aaraaa. aa&a location.
Prfead for quick sala, Tfirrr.s r.e-
tian Wnda, Hat water aaatt? Inoiua-
BS?f H, COO ITS, Broker
CHARLI BLAISS, S.inmaa
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tultr aqulppad. M0,
aataa, atadant Mall, ntaw
Jt)tonv!I1 Jf
W. A. CKILDUta, Br-eer
O, A KIMBALL, BroklT
Opssortta Pojt OHItt, JackwnvliSa
f6 -ALi.r acre, .room
mart porsri, praatura ajraiaati asma
Pwr5.
SHARYN
MOFFETT
with
JILL ESMOND
UNA O'CONNOl
GEO. CLEVELAND
and
Grey Shadow
grandson of
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TUESDAY
JAN. 16
ttsJiaJ HsL 233 P.
EVENIN8 8 P.M.
In All the World-llo Show
Like Thit!
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TWO HOURS TO SEE!
A LIFETIME TO REMEMBER!
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GARDEN OF ALLAHI
(FMtsrlaf th Eaihsatad RaaabmiiS .
HUMAN TELEVISION!
DEATH ON A GUILLQTINEI
THE ORACLE OF TIBET!
DISSOLVING OF TWO PEOPLE!
THE STRANGE INVENTION!
fTaatyrlnf iha lady Thai Lire Wltlseat Haid)
THE GAMBLER'S NIGHTMARE!
CHINATOWN AFTER DARK!
Th Craatioo ef Weasaal
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MEDFORD
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HIGH SCHOOL
AUDITORIUM
RESERVE SEATS HOW!
Tfcyt NOW ON SALE at t
BOX OFFICE
JACKSON COUNTY CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE
Acre from the fttelt
Ticket 60c SSc $140
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