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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 19, 1945)
APOSTOLIC FAITH REVIVAL SERVICE HOLDS INTEREST . The evangelistic services be ing held this week at the Apos tolic Faith, North Central ave nue at Third street, are report ed progressing with success. The Rev. R. Robert Crawford, gen eral overseer of the work, Is In charge. He reports very good at tendance at all the meetings and a number of concerts; and adds that the people of Medford seem to appreciate - the efforts put lortn nere. Groups of members and In quirers from Klamath Falls. Ash land, Grants Pass, and other towns in the Rogue River valley have attended the meetings. The young ladies' quarter, of Portland, and Mrs. Agner Eke lund, soprano, of San Francisco, have pleased the audience with their special arrangements of negro spirituals and medleys of gospel songs. Monday evening they sang for enthusiastic groups at the Camp White hospital. The new Wurlitzer organ con tinues to hold special Interest, as Mrs. Wallace plays an organ pre lude at the beginning of each service. Miss Naomi Frost is regular organist at the church and has charge -of the local 27 piece orchestra and 21-voice chorus, which take a prominent part in all the meetings. Tonight the meeting opens at 8 o'clock. Rev. Crawford will preach. There will be three meet ings Sunday a devotional serv ice at 11 a. m., young people's meeting at 3 p. m., and an evan gelistic service at 8 p. m., opened with a short concert by the musi cal organizations. Special fea tures are promised for each serv ice. A collection is never taken, and the people of the Rogue River valley are cordially in vited to all these meetings, those in charge said today. The local pastor is Rev. C. W. Frost. Fellowship Dinner Welcomes Pastor Zlon Lutheran Church wel comed their newly-called pastor with a fellowship dinner which followed the morning service Sunday. Pastor Hansen and his family arrived in Medford late last week from Fresno, Calif., and are making their home at the parsonage, 518 West Fourth street. Plans are being made for in stalling the new pastor at a ves per service Sunday evening at 7:30. .The Rev. J. L. Sawyer, president of the Pacific Synod of United Lutheran Church of America will be the eccliastical official In charge of the service. hi Vr BUY WAR BONDS 3 - r u J MM " I I Nwws-fel ivf.tl a RIFTY HOUS Shop KEiE for Their SfSSKI lnr?Fi rertect I BSSJ Mennen's Adds the Finish to Shaving Comfort I So 39c IK LIFEBUOY for Rich i Lather That Stayi Moist 27c tlODENT NO. 2 Tooth ""M.'..'! paste or Powder m 37c torn TllTMi -ax 3 I0BENT GUARANTEED TOOTH BRUSHES Med. or Hard Bristles 50c Quality 37c British Lotion Bmrsntod to Char Vp Dandraff, Itching, Scalp kHOWl hair conditioni DREtJE 73: SHAMPOO, TVO aBZ Soothing, vetmsilstptk. This pleasant, greaseless lotion aids in relieving the itching and burning of eczema, poison ivy, tetter, athlete's foot and other annoying minor ski it irritations. mm BfYJ f GET THIS BIG NEW MODESS BUY! DICALCIUM PHOSPHATE with VIOSTEROL. 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Dr. Le-Vyne declares he works "under a natural law and that Jesus the Christ and his apostles did the same work in their day and that is where the Bible orig inally came from; through proph ecy, seership and mediumship of the higher teachings of Jesus the Christ. This illustrates the meth od of approach of the messages received and the development of the fluid lucid communica tions with the world beyond death." ' Friday. Jan. II, 1I4S MEDrORD MAIL TRIBUHS JTO Friends Churches To Hold Series Of Missionary Rallies Friends churches of the val ley are sponsoring the appear ance of Joseph G. Reece, gen eral superintendent of the de nomination, in a series of mis sionary rallies over the week end. Supt. Reece recently .re turned after an extended tour in Mexico, Guatemala, Panama, Peru and Bolivia, and will show color film-slides of his travels. A schedule of his engagements follows: r Saturday, 7:30 p. m. Med ford church, 13 Keene Way drive, pictures, followed by .fel lowship hour. '. ,s Sunday, 11 a. m. Medford church, he will sing and speak. 2:30 p. m., the Wagner Creek Sunday school has invited' him to show missionary ' pictures. 7 p. m., Talent church,' mission ary pictures -and address. The public is invited to attend the meetings. : Church Notices Free Methodlit Chareh " 337 Weit Tenth Street R. G. Keller, Pastor Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Morning worship, 11 a. m. - Y.P.M.S.. 7 p. m. Evening sendee, 7:48 p. m. -Prayer meeting, Wednesday,' ' T:4S n. m. You will receive a cordial welcome to eacn service. Dixie Cafe Bought By Earl Wooldridge Purchase of the Dixie cafe, 127 East Sixth street, was an nounced today by Earl Wool dridge, : well known local chef. The new owner states that a complete remodeling is In pro cess now and that the cafe, will probably be open for business about February 1. A feature of the cafe will be a complete bake shop In the base ment where pies, cakes and hot breads will be made for use In the restaurant,. Wooldridge states. The chef Is now lining up a staff and states that all women will be employed If possible.. 3 MEDFORD STUDENTS ON 0SC HONOR ROLL Oregon State College, ' Cor vallis, Jan. 19 Three Medford students received honor grades during fall term at Oregon State college, D. T. Ordeman, associate registrar, said Satur day. Alpha Belle Whlllock, sopho more In business and industry; James Randall Lovejoy, fresh man in engineering, and JoAnn Humphrey, freshman in lower division, all completed at- least 12 hours of credit with a grade point average of 3.50 or above. A 3.50 is half way between an A and a B. SAFEWAY ASKS REVIEW OF PROTESTS ON 0PA Washington, Jan. 19 (U.F0 Safeway Stores, Inc., grocery chain operator in 23 states and the District of Columbia, today petitioned the supreme court for review of . two complaints pro testing food and meat price reg ulations issued by OPA Admin istrator Chester Bowles. Safeway contended that, five regulations and a general order establishing price ceilings and maximum mark-ups on food stuffs had restdted in price al lowances in favor of the chain's competitors In other sales vol ume groups. During some months as many as 1,000 wave officers and en listed women have reported for duty with the navy in Washing ton, D. C, the navy department reported. . . Arrests $kii Tortim ITCHING A mpk Hhu TrNtaMV , SUiRlMt Qtmtim fl) Acta quickly to calm ItcWnj and Irritation of csmRuhM, Itchlnr Fet and moat common xternallr cauad akin troubla. (1) Pro mot a Health Haallnff. (a) Economical -only a fw drapf required at an application. (4) SATISFACTION GUARANTEED or mosay chaarfully rafundad. Oat a am all original bottla of MOON FT fl EMERALD OIL, today and apply aa directed. Any good drug atora will ba rlitd to supply you, WtiUra Thrift 8tor . OHGOMERY WD'S TELEGRAM TO THE PRESIDENT January 17, 1943 The President of the United States White House Washington. D. C. Mr. President: At your personal direction, the Army seized Wards stores on De cember 28, 1944. On the same day, you directed that a suit be filed in Federal Court to decide whether you had any right to order this seizure. The Constitution makes it the supreme law of the land that "No person shall be deprived of life, liberty, or property without due process of law." The Supreme Court has said that an order which is before the courts should not be executed before the judges have de clared its legality. In defiance of this safeguard of liberty, you have ordered the Army to place in immediate effect the arbitrary and illegal orders of the War Labor Board without awaiting the decision of the court. You have ordered these War Labor Board directives placed in im mediate effects despite the fact that the courts have held them to be le lly unenforceable, ,and despite the fact that in issuing them the board refused to give Wards the hearings required by the War Labor Disputes Act. You have ordered the Army to place in effect a wage directive at Portland, Oregon, which a representative of the War Labor Board admitted on January 9, 1945, was unworkable. : ' You have ordered the Army to place in effect wage directives at St. Paul, Minnesota, which unfairly discriminate against sixty per cent of the employees. When several hundred walked off their jobs in protest against your command, the Army forced them to return by threats of criminal prosecution. You have ordered the Army at Denver, Colorado, and Jamaica, New York, to increase wage rates which the War Labor. Board ad mitted were already higher than those paid by Wards competitors. No increases have been ordered against these competitors. Finally, and most importantly, you have ordered the Army to im pose that form of the closed shop called Maintenance of Member ship. Obedience to your order will require the discharge of all em ployees who have chosen not to maintain their union membership, and - deny to them the liberty to choose whether or not they wish to remain union members. Wards, in opposing the closed shop in all of its forms, has not been prompted by any feeling of anti-unionism. Wards has fully recog nized the freedom of all of its emp'oyees to join or not to join a union, as they wished, and has assured all employees that their opportunity with the company will be the same whether they are union members or not. Wards refusal to accept the closed shop arises solely from a determination that its employees b secure in their individual liberty to join a union or not free of the fear of physical injury, damage to their property or loss of their jobs. Wards, in opposing the closed shop, has not acted against the wishes even of its unionized employees. In the seized store at Chicago on December 15, 1944, ninety per cent of the employees through a signed petition declare! against the maintenance of mem bership requirement. Spokesmen for the unionized employees in the ' four seized stores at Detroit have openly stated that they do not desire maintenance of membership. Wards has been singled out for unequal treatment. The Army has been used to enforce orders of questioned legality without first giving the courts an opportunity to make a decision. These are the methods of dictatorship. The legality of your order commanding the seizure of Wards properties is now before the courts for decision. Wards respectfully calls upon you to order the Army to withhold the taking of action which would deprive Wards employees of their liberties and Wards and its customers of the property until the case has been decided in the courts as required by the Constitution. MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. SEWELL AVERY Chatrmata
