AMERICANS SINK
52 ENEMY SHIPS
. Manila, Sunday. April 8 (U.R)
American bombers have sunk or
damaged nine more Japanese
vessels in their fourth consecu
tive day of attacks on Hong
Kong and Japanese supply ship
Ding in the South China Sea, a
communique announced today,
In these four days, 52 enemy
vessels ranging from 10,000-ton
freighter transports to ocean
going barges have been sent to
the bottom or damaged by
bombs.
On the Philippines land fronts
advances were made In east cen
tral Luzon and on Negros island
in the Sisayas, where all seven
major airfields formerly held by
the Japanese now are in Ameri
can hands after a tank-led 30
miles advance to the northern
coastal plain.
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A great and beloved best-teller, and the characters a nation has taken to its heart, come to the
screen of the Caterian Theatre on Wednetday with the opening of "A Tree Grows In Brooklyn," the
eagerly awaited film version of the Betty Smith novel that has made millions laugh, cry and cheer.
Not since "Gone With the Wind" has the casting of any picture pr evoked such nution-wide Interest
and speculation. The memorable characters of Betty Smith's' best-loved of best-tellers appear with
Dorothy McGuira as "Kathie," James Dunn as "Johnny Nolan," Joan Blondell as "Aunt Sissy,"
Peffity Ann Garner as "Francle," Ted Donaldson as "Neoley," and Lloyd Nolan as "Officer Mc
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Discharged John Nelson For-
tin, formerly chief motor me
chanist's mate with the navy.
was honorably discharged at
Camp Parks, Calif., April 4.
Fortin who served overseas for
two years, is now residing at
the Carglll Court apartments.
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. Veterans Meet Meeting of the
Jackson County Allied Veterans
Council will be held at the Ar
mory Monday evening, April 9,
at 8 p. m. Matters of concern
to Veterans will be discussed.
Representatives from all Vets
organizations are urgently re
quested to be present.
Talent Unit Talent Extension
unit will meet at 10:30 a. m
April 11 in the city hall. War
time refrigerator desserts will
be demonstrated by Mrs. Mc
Cracken and Mrs. Harris. There
will be a covered dish luncheon
at noon. All interested are in
vited to attend and bring their
own table service.
Visiting Helativet Mrs. H. C,
Silliman and daughter of Ken-
newlck. Wash., are visiting at
the home of Mrs. Silliman's mo
ther, Mrs. M. S. Desavedo, and
sister, Mrs. Vi E. Rose, 358 South
Oakdale avenue. Mrs..SUUman
is here enroute to her home from
California where she has been
visiting her husband in the navy.
Sergeant Leaves Sgt. Royal
H. Rhodes left Friday for Wil
1 i a m Beaumont Hospi a, El
Paso, Tex., after having spent a
40-d a y convalescent furlough
visiting In Medford with Mrs.
Gladys Waltermire and daughter.
Delorcs, 903 South Holly street.
Sgt. Rhodes is a member of a
signal company of the 91st In
fantry Division and is well
known here, having spent over
a year at Camp White with the
91st. He served in Italy with
the Fifth Army and suffered a
severe injury last October. He
was returned to this country in
February.
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To Clinic Ralph C. Burgess,
South Oakdle avenue, will
leave tonight for Portland where
he will receive medical atten
tion at the Joyce clinic. -
Announce Meeting Oakgrove
Extension unit will meet at the
home of Delia Denney Tuesday.
Those not contacted are to bring
a hot dish or rolls. Project for
the meeting will be refrigerator
desserts.
Sergeant Here Sgt. Lester C.
Cass, son of Mr. and Mrs.' Eu
gene L. Cass, is home this week
on furlough from three years
duty in the China-Burma-India
theater. Sgt. Cass, who is visit
ing at the family home, 1112
South Riverside street, will re
turn soon to overseas duty.
Society To Meet Members of
the Jackson County Medical so
ciety will meet at the Hotel
Jackson Wednesday at 7 p.m. for
dinner. Dr. R. E. Poston of
Ashland is in charge of the pro
gram and Dr. C. I. Drummond
will be host for the dinner.
Unit To M e e t Medford Ex
tension unit will meet Wednes
day at 10:30 a. m. at the home
of Mrs. W. Cramer, 409 Maple
Park Drive. The program will
be on "Making the Home More
Livable with Miss Marian Far
rell as leader. Members are to
bring a sack lunch.
Collision C a r s driven by
Horace Hale Farley, Jackson
ville, and Sarah Golden, Rt. 1
collided at the intersection of
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nesday it the military school comedy that had Broadway in ttitchet,
"Brother Rat," ttarring Pritcilla Lane, Wayne Morrit and Johnnie
Davit. Playing at the added feature, will be Earl Carroll's Vanities."
East Main and Front streets,
Friday, causing damage estimat
ed at $73 to Farley's auto and
$33 damage to Mrs. Golden's
car, according to an accident re
port filed yesterday.
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Here For Funeral Mr. and
Mrs. Frank J. Andrews arrived
Thursday from San Francisco to
attend the funeral of Mrs. An
drews' father, C. F. Olson, who
passed away Tuesday. Mr. An
drews returned to San Francisco
by plane Friday and Mrs. An
drews is remaining for a week
with her sister, Mrs. Elsie Grove,
301 North Peach street.
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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN
"Watch on The Rhine" opening
lit . three day run at the Roxy
Theatre today. Playing as the
co-picture. Jack Carton and Jane
Wyman have a hilarious time
in "Make Your Own Bad."
AIR MAIL GAINS
Los Angeles, April 7 (U.R)
The board of airport engineers
today cited figures to show that
incoming and outgoing air maill
had increased seven times in Los
Angeles since 1939 in urging
passage of the $12,500,000 air
port bond issue in the May city
election.
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