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ELKS WILL HOLD MAY DAY PARTY Melvln R. Plaskett, exalted ruler of the local Elks lodge, an nounces that the annual May Day party will be held Tuesday night, May 1, under supervision of the dance and entertainment committee composed of Leon 'Doc" Boomer, chairman, John PUNTED ACETATB TOCO JERSEY Bill dM aM had carting dedgo ycnm vtt worn tad joo'U tw thrilled with dtt iiwiyofh. Interlocking duhct of duo-cok form wuqut geometric all-cmr print Tht tkmfU linl cotlu arches beautifully into pfonged V-oeckiine end tht deftly gathered fcodkt b canted with froK-oa-plcitic bm mm lighted with pKodo genu. A furrow 4a bell dut tics is the front and fan? dfridtd horn peplna mother Joye Hubrite 1 that bmbt and tlenderbt jtm tgmn. Sim 10 to It ia Red, FachsJa and Green with BUck combs rsariow; aod ia Aqua $8.95 "yU TECA AVO 70 RAYON. TIL CREASEfUSISTANT Hert't i eteat Unit namher thu ft Ml h ablt M put ap. 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Shy Morthland, in charge of the banquet, states that there will be other food for those who do not enjoy crabs and that the banquet will start promptly at 6:30. Chairman Boomer of the com mittee said the May Day party is for Elks and their ladies only which means all Elks whether they belong to the local lodge or not. 28 Juvenile Cases Handled In 10 Days Juvenile Officer Robert M. Elder said today he has handled 28 formal and informal cases through his office in the past 10 days. Types of cases handled. Elder said, were destruction of pro perty, smoking cigarettes at school, shooting livestock and dogs with .22 rifles, destruction of head markers in graveyards burglary, theft of government property, intoxication, auto theft, contributing to delinquen cy of minors, theft of money, sex offenses, school truancy and runaways. Most Important fishery on the Atlantic coast is the menhaden industrv. rpntproH In Carolina. Over a billion fish are taken annually and are proc essed for thpir nil fnr nnimnl feed and fertilizer. WILL BE MONDAY Services for Mrs. Hattle Lo gan, Jacksonville, who passed away in a local hospital Thurs day, will be held In the Conger Morris Chapel at 2:30 p. m. Monday with the Rev. L. H. Mitchelmore officiating. Inter ment will be beside her husband in Jacksonville cemetery. Jack sonville Ruth Rebecca Lodge No. 4, of which she was a mem ber ,for 23 years will have their services at the graveside. Pall bearers will be members of Jacksonville IOOF lodge. She was born in Sterlingville, the old mining town, during the active days at the Sterling mine, on June 28, 1865. She had spent her entire life in Jackson and Josephine counties. . Surviving are four sisters, Mrs. Letitia Riddle, Burbank, Calif.; Mrs. Alice Ulrich, Jack sonville; Mrs. Ivy Childers, Mid dletown, Calif., and Mrs. Laura McFall, Stockton; a brother, Harry Gilson, Colfax, Calif., and many nephews and nieces. ORGANIZATION OF RURAL SUNDAY SCHOOL SLATED Ashland, April 27 Organiz ing of a new rural union Sunday school to be held at the Niel Creek school house, near Klam ath Junction, will take place Sunday at 2 p.m. at the school house. The Rev. George W. Bruce of the Ashland Methodist church will be present to assist the people of Bcllview, Niel Creek, Klamath Junction, and others interested in getting the school started. Water is used by everybody every day, but it costs the Cana-, dian National Railways approxi mately a million dollars a year for water for locomotives, round houses and shops. Daily Weather Report FORECASTS Medford and vicinity: Generally cloudy with occasional very light rain tonight and Saturday. Mild tempera tures. Oregon: Cloudy tonight and Satur day with occasional light rain west portion and showers east porUon. Cooler east portion Saturday. LOCAL DATA Temperature a year ago today: Highest 72: Lowest 41. Total monthly precipitation: .43 inches. Deficiency for the month: .74 Inches. Total precipitation since September 1, 1944: 14.18 Inches. Deficiency for the season: .10 Inches. Relative humidity at 4:30 p. m. yes terday: 26; 4:30 today 81. Tomorrow Sunrise 6:11 a. m. Sunset 8:06 p. m. High Low Pet Boise. 4i Boston 48 42 Chicago . 47 Denver ..S3 Eureka - .52 Havre 57 Los Angeles ....... Medford New York Omaha . Phoenix Portland Reno ...... Roseburg .... Salt Lake San Francisco Seattle Spokane . 70 06 71 65 82 ...57 Washington, D. C. . Yakima 66 02 57 58 57 ,.58 84 29 38 47 34 42 44 47 46 49 45 35 40 34 43 45 37 47 37 BOYS FLEE JAIL IN LANE COUNTY County law enforcement offi cers have been asked. to be on the lookout for two youths who escaped from the Lane County jail in Eugene sometime be tween 11 p. m., April 25 and 6 a. m. April 26, according to a report received by local police. The report listed the escapees as Elvars Culver, 18, six feet tall, 180 pounds, red hair, blue eyes, ruddy complexion and heavy build and Richard Dale Weddell 18, five feet, nine inches tall, weighing 12 pounds, dark brown hair, slender build and tattoo on both arms and chest. Culver, according to a report received here, was seen in Eu gene yesterday morning in the company of a girl. He is said to have had an automobile in his possession at the time. The youths were held on a burglary charge. BIRTHS KENT To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C, 531 S. Riverside, April 26, 1945, a girl, six and one-half pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. One Texas airplane factory circulates 20,000,000 gallons of water daily in its cooling system. 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