Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 21, 1945, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextjTWOMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Wednesday. March 21. 1943 NAVY STILL ACCEPTING VOLUNTEERS AGED 17 , To clear up confusion caused by the recent Army-Navy an nouncement that men between the ages of 18 and 20, Inclusive, would be earmarked for infan try replacements by their selec tive service boards for the next three months, Lt. Comdr. John F. Biehler, Navy recruiting offi cer In Oregon, emphasizes that the Navy still is accepting 17-year-old volunteers. "The Joint service order ef fects only those In the 18, 19 and 20-year groups," Comdr. Biehler stated, "and therefore does not change the Navy s policy of ac ceptlng 17-year-olds and men over 37 for voluntary enlist ment." ' DIES. AGED 118 Riverside, Calif., March 21 (U.R) Funeral services were be ing arranged today for Mrs. Ramirez Trujillo, who died Mon day at the sge of 118. mm No curative power 1 .A Iff T ' ' : I ?A C .PHILIP. 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MUS MR MORS ' , PR6UCTION ' Arrwtka't Nffl Cgarrta AfortiS CRIMI DOCTOR-Sunday Night, CBS GINNY SIMMS-Toetday Night, NBC IT PAYS TO BE IGNORANT Friday Night, CBS CONIUIT YOUR 10CA1 P AMR SOR TIMI-ANO STATION ICE CARNIVAL IS SCHEDULED FOR ARENA APRIL 6 An Ice carnival, offering prizes for contestants, will be presented at 'the Medford Ice Arena Friday night, April 6 according to John Heln, manager. First event of the program will be a masquerade with prizes of cash or script for the most original, best comic, most out standing, best couple, best male and female skater and best skat ing couple. A 14-step, dancing on ice, will follow. Only those in constume will be eligible to com pete for the prizes. Races will occupy a part of the program with participants grouped in the following cate gories: six to nine years, nine to 12 years and 12 to 18 years. There will also be a service men's race. A broom ball game has been slaved which is played much the same as hockey but with brooms and a football. The game is hi larious since direction the ball will take cannot be determined, Hein said. After the program a public skating session will be held from 9:18 to 11:15 p. m. with no ad ditional charge. rounds to settle their grudge differences. Ernie Piluso will face Pete Belcastro in the seml-windup and Georges Dusctte clashes with Billy McEuin in the open er. The card begins at 8:30. FIRST CHINOOK T Grants Pass, March 21 First Chinook salmon of the 1945 sea son was taken from Rogue river on the north bank below Savage Rapids dam Monday afternoon. The salmon, which was caught by C. H. Odle, measured 87 inches in length and weighed 23 Va pounds. The chinook was caught on an all-nickel spinner with regu lation salmon tackle, Odle said, The fish had apparently Just come up stream for its color was good and its skin still taut and In good condition. The salmon are said to be about on schedule, the first fish being caught last year on March 10. First reports of salmon in the Rogue in this area were given Sunday and fishermen thronged the river and its banks to catch the first. J 1 Mask Will Remove Hood . If Defeated 2 Out of 3 Falls 'Promoter Mack Lillard said today that in order to get the Gray Mask to return to Medforfl to meet Tony Rss tomorrow night he had to renew their agreement on removal'' of the Mask's hood; The Mask agrees to remove his headpiece if, he loses two out of three falls and is beaten legitimately. He will not unmask if disqualified or If he loses a one-fall match. An added event has been signed tor the curtain raiser when Dick Boatwright of Med ford and Vern Calh-.un, Sterling Creek, meet in three five-minute Tes le bienvenu, vieux frre . . . Have a Coke (GREETINGS, OLD MAN) ,.,a way to show friendship to a French sailor A visiting French sailor may not know English, but ha Is quick to know friendliness when be sees it. And he always sees It the minute someone ssys Hav CoU It's so invitation that speaks all languages. There's the good old home-town American spirit behind it 41 the same as when you serve Coke at home. Coca-Cola stands for lb pans tbtt rfnsbit,hu become a bond of sympathy between kindly-minded folks. SOTtllO UNOII AUTHORITY Of THI COCA-COIA COMPANY IT Coca-Cola Bottling Oompany of Medford Coke"Coc-Cols Yog nituriHy hr Coca-Cftit nlbd by It n-imdljr tbtmvtalioa "Coka. Bolli maan lh quality prod uct of Tha Coca-Cola Company. 0 ttal n C-C Ca. Sport Chips BY Harry Chipman Mail Trlbut.e Sports Editor to a better team next year. And with that parting suggestion we bury the 1944-43 Medford bas ketball season. Coach Al Simpson said his Medford Black Tornado did themselves right proud in the state basketball tournament at Salem when they came out third best. He placed the blame for the 41 to 40 debacle at the hands of Oregon City on no one, ex cept maybe that Medford missed 13 free throws in that game. But Oregon City missed 11. Up-state papers criticised Simpson for using his second stringers in U three tournament games when opponents In each case closed in on Medford's lead. Simpson pointed cut that oppon ents also usee1 reserve; and said his boys were tired of the fast pace and needed some rest. He said he would do the same thing over again under the same con ditions'. Medford was definitely on the spot throughout the tourney. They took the only unbeaten "A" record into the meet, hav ing won 25 consecutive games. The Medford mentor said his club played in some tough luck against Oregon City with several nice' shots swinging out of the rim. Some of the larger cities, such as Portland and Eugene, just can't seem to stand to see Med ford have a good team. They don't like to see this little south ern Oregon lewn run up a rec ord and seemed to bubble over with glee when Oregon City eliminated the Tornado from first place play. Out of some 80 class "A" schools in thr state Medford proved herself to be third best vhlch can't be passed off lightly It is our opinion that Medford has nothing to be ashamed of In the record set by the Tornado team this year and should be proud of every one of the boys who played on the squad. There is no use now in feeling sorry that Medford didn't bring home the first place trophy. Let's forget the whole thing and point Ex-Local Resident Works On Plan For Kerosene Using Car Wesley A. . Brown, former Medford high school student and orderly at Community Hos pital now working ttt a shipyard near Long Beach, is studying with Plastic Industries Techni cal institute and has completed his basic training with high grades according to a letter to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe L. Brown, 315 Ashland avenue. Brown has been with the ship yard since 1942. Brown wrote that he planned to be a plastic engineer and Is now Interested in promotion of a low cost post-war car which would run on stove oil. The young man wrote that he had purchased specifications tor one of the engines, known as the Perrymobile, and intended to start assembling the parts In the near future. Brown stated that he was working on a new assignment pipe Installations la destroyer ' escort ships. California's 1944 lettuce cron at the yard having to do with was valued, at $47.949,000. m .v ll I urn on tAesun with OLD ft SunnyBrook at. jam 4 SUM! E3 National DlitlUen Products Corporation, New fork Bourbon Whlikey A Blend 88.8 Proof t i Oraln Nautral Spirits NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that I have been appointed by the County Court of Jackson Coun ty. Oreeon. Executrix of the Will of Missouri M. McCredie, de ceased, and have qualified. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present them, with . proper vouchers, and duly verified, to me at the office of Harry C Skyrman. attorney for said es tate, at Room 409, Medford Cen ter Building, in Medford, Ore gon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated and first published March 7th, 1945. VELMA LULL. Executrix. HARRY C. SKYRMAN, Attorney for Executrix. . NOTICE OFH EARING tn the County Court of the State of Oregon in and for the County of Jackson. tn the Matter of the Estate of William August Schlinsog, de ceased Notice is hereby given that the undersigned. Administratrix of the estate of William August Schlinsog, deceased, has filed in the County Court of the State of Oregon, in and for the County of Jackson, In the matter of the Estate of William August Schlln sob. deceased, her Final Account and Report and that said Court has fixed the hour of ten o'clock A. M on the 31st day of March. 1945. and the Court Room of said Court in the Court House at Medford. Oregon, as the time and place for the hearing thereupon, and all persons interested in said estate may, on or before said time appointed for said hearing. tile his objections thereto or to any particular Itum thereof. Dated: February 28, 1945. GRACE DARBY, Administratrix, Estate of Wll ilam August Schlinsog, de ceased. F. P. FARRELL, Attorney for Administratrix. Poor Digestion? 36 Headachy? Sourer Upset? Tired-Listiess? Do you feci hendachy and upmt d to poorly digested food? To fwl cheerful and harpy strain your food must be digested properly. 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