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ROGUE VALLEY
. TRANSIT LINES'
Permit to operate bug service
between Ashland and Grants
Pass has been granted the Rogue
Transit company at a hearing be
fore the Public Utilities Com
missioner of Oregon, it was an
nounced today. Authorized
routes of travel for the bus lines
have been set forth as follows:
between Ashland an Grants
Pass via highway 99, between
Central Point and Medford via
Old Pacific highway, between
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junction with highway 99 and
Camp White via any connecting
public highway, from Camp
White to Trail via highway 62
and from Trail to Tiller Mill and
Lumber company (Shangrl La
Camp) via highway 227. There
will be no service between Med
ford and Grants Pass via high
way 99 to points located thereon,
the ruling stated. The route will
run through Talent via Old Pa
cific highway 99.
At present the transit com
pany is conducting through serv
ice from Ashland to Camp White
which requires passengers to
purchase a ticket for the entire
trip regardless of the distance
traveled. A spokesman at the
company's depot here yesterday
said they have not been inform
ed of tho commission's ruling so
could not say how soon the new
service would be installed.
A hearing was held at the
Jackson county court house
March 14 and IS before George
H. Flagg, commissioner, who
took evidence to the commis
sioner's office for consideration.
Numerous public witnesses
testified in behalf of the transit
company. The fruit and lumber
industries, chamber of com-
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WILL BE CLOSED 5 DAYS
beginning V-E Day One
day in honor of each of
our sons 'in the service!
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parliament to Trafalgar Square, great British Prime Minister Winston Churchill as he makes his
V-E Day appaarance. He sits atop car en route to commons and gives the V sign as he holds his
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merce and various civic organi
zations in the affected territory
supported the application on the
grounds that it would be bene
ficial to workers and travelers
in the territory and they pre
ferred a local company because
they felt it understood local
problems better than the exist
ing bus line.
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Oakgrove School
To Be Host For
Annual Festival
Oakgrove school will be host
for the second annual May mu
sic festival in celebration of Na
tional Music Week, tlje principal,
R. H. Gandee stated today. The
festival is set for Friday, May 11,
at 1:30 p. m. at the school and
patrons and friends of the school
are invited.
Participating In the festival
will be children of the Oakgrove,
Howard and Lone Pine schools,
he stated. Included on the pro
gram will be folk dances, chor
uses from the various grades and
numbers by the combined or
rhnstras. directed by E. C. Root.
Unner Krade chorus numbers
mill h directed bv Mrs. Virginia
Luman, Lone Pine; intermediate
chorus numbers by Mrs. Rhoda
Newton, Howard, and primary
by Mrs. May LeClair, Oakgrove.
Mrs. Marjorie Gandee will act
as accompanist for all numbers.
It is expected the program will
be approximately two hours in
length.
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New York, U.R An electronic
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can be, bent, rolled, dropped and
written on without harm, has
been developed by the Sound
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Army and Navy in vital com
munication work.
The record is only seven Inch
es in diameter, but each side will
record approximately 15 min
utes of dictation. They are - so
light they can be mailed In an
envelope at ordinary letter post
age rates and can be stored in
definitely without breakage or
distortion. In an ordinary filing
cabinet, 100 to the inch.
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Griffin Creek To
Give Benefit Dance
Griffin Creek, May 9 To
raise funds for equipping the
new kitchen being constructed
for the Griffin Creek school a
benefit dance will be given at
the school gymnasium Saturday,
May 12. The dance is being spon
sored by the Mothers' club and
is scheduled for 8 p. m. Good
music will be provided, the com
mittee chairman states, and the
public is invited to attend.
Obituary
DELIA DOLE LAIR
Mrs. Delia Dole Lair, 64, of
Rogue River, passed away in a
local hospital Wednesday morn
ing. Arrangements are in care
of Conger-Morris Chapel.
ROTARIANS PLAN
MEMORIAL
Oklahoma City, (U.R) The
Oklahoma City Rotary Club re
cently launched a campaign to
raise $10,000 for the construc
tion of a memorial recreational
camp near here. The center will
be a memorial to Rotarlans and
sons of Rotary club members in
the service. Club members do
nated more than $3,500 to the
fund the first day of the drive.
CloiinR time tor classified Ads 8:30
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FIRSTWITNESS
AT WOLF TRIAL
Ralph Duscnberry of Gold
Hill, first witness called in the
second degree murder trial of
James A. Wolf, for the alleged
slaying of Percy H. Ijames at
Gold Hill last February, testified
he talked to the defendant a
short time before his close friend
Ijames slumped to the sidewalk
mortally stricken. Dusenberry
said he saw no death weapon
and that Wolf, when he talked to
him briefly a short time before,
showed no anger.
Dusenberry also testified he
attempted to hold Ijames up as
he crumpled against a well, and
asked him, "What's the matter?"
and received no answer. The
Ijames and-Dusenberry families
visited back and forth at each
others' homes, it was testified.
On the night of the affray,
Dusenberry testified, he saw
Wolf and Ijames, and his wife,
in a Gold Hill beer hall after the
midnight dance intermission,
and saw Wolf joking with a
"Shorty" Hicks in the place. A
few minutes later he talked to
Wolf on the sidewalk and asked
him, "What's the matter?" The
defendant replied he was tired
and the "boys inside had been
pulling his hat down."t
Dusenberry under cross exam
ination further stated, after
Ijames fell to the sidewalk and
lay like a dead man," he saw
blood and "I turned away as I
can't stand blood." Later . he
secured a nurse and rode to 'the
hospital In this city with his wife
and Mrs, Ijames, at the latter's
request.
The witness testified he was a
fellow employee with Wolf, who
had charge of the cement plant
section crew, and declared "he
always treated me right."
Only a handful of spectators
were in the courtroom today.
The trial is expected to be fin
ished the end of the week.
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Two Rust Camps
Being Installed
Two sixty-man blister rust
control camps are under con
struction by the Oregon-California
Revested Land administra
tion, it was announced today.
The camps are located in the
Swede Basin area, Josephine
county. Floyd Scott, district for
ester for the O. and C. said.
Another camp will be installed
near Jenny Creek, Pinehurst,
Jackson county, if enough boy
power can be secured, Scott said.
Boys sixteen and seventeen
years of age are eligible for the
work.
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As one of the forces that helped de
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Southern Pacific cont inues its efforts to
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