Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 27, 1945, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextSIX MEDFORD MAIL TRIBONE MDFORDWrRIBWE Dllly gepi gatnrdar Published by BreoroRD PRINTWO CO m-M North Fir St Phone ; ROBERT W. RUHL. editor. ERNEST R. GILSTRAP. Manager. HERB GREY, Advertising MM. I C rERGUs6N. Marking Editor ARTHUR PERRY, Sunday Editor KBSL OLIVE STARCHER. Soc. Editor SSai.r. LATHAM Circulation Mgr. An Independent Newspaper. Entered u second class m."'!" ' Medlord. Oregon, under Act of March 3. 18T9. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Br Mill In Advance- , telly end Sunday-one (' 5 Daily end Sunday-el montha 4 00 Dally end Sunday three mot. 10 A . . . i B.,nliiv-Mii month. To ByCarrler-In Advance-Medford. "Ashland. Central Point. Jeekaon vlllefcold Hill. Phoenix, Talent, end on motor routea: Daily end Sundey one yer.. 00 Dally end Sunday ne month 7e All lerma wu OIMrL.1 Paper of the City of Med fori . . . . i i . i A . . luiiui n i n v J 1 1 ic ii ry.. - United Preae roU Leaaed Wire MEMBER OP AUDIT BUREAU OE CIRCULATIONS Advcrtliing Representative WEST-HOLL1DAY COMPANY. INC. Office. In New York Chicago, De troit. San PrancUco. Lpe Angeles. Se ittli Portland. St. Utile, Atlanta. Vancouver. B. C. . - 0tfilONSlMPII. , Ye Smudge Pot . By Arthur Perry Last week wag one of the most historic of all time, and the wettest for two years around here. 1 e, e e Eugene "high will play the Black Tornado football gquad next October. The Axmen ruin in where Salem fearg to tread, . e e a Stockmen report the grass on the range is knee-high to a tall Injun, and the local end of the alleged beef shortage, are all contented cows now. . e e Not as many June brides or grooms, either are In sight, as a couple of years ago, preachers report. ... e Herr Himmler, the most brutal and ruthless of the Nazi gang, went underground via a cyanide pill last Thurs. He took his own lire, and beat about 9 million Europeans tolt. e e . In the Pacific, the Yankees are making good progress in blowing Tokyo off the map. The "modern earthquake proof" buildings, supposed to defy destruction of all kinds, offered the steady re sistance of a sack of buttermilk. e e Royal, of the E.Pt Browns, towned Frl. He never saw such a spring. e A man from Lake co., rejoiced Frl. while here. He partook of razor clams in a local eatery. He said, he was on his way to trie coast to try and buy a thick sirloin steak. The seniors of Old Medford, get their sheepskins this week. and step forth into the cold, cruel, and some say, crazy world. . e e e The Dub Watson boy Edd, will be home about the 10th inst., on leave or furlough. He has been in the Pacific theater. e e e The horticultural frets for this year, over Jackson Frost, are about over. Next will come hall and cannery price for Bartletts. e e e Benton Poole of the Upp. App. was in our midst last week. He is a recent proud Grandpaw. and navigates a mean baby buggy. e e e Jens Jensen's boy John writes his folks he is in Austria now, and has waltzed across the "Blue Danube" twice. He la In the gen eral vicinity of where the allies caught up with Hermann Goer- lng, and on May 2 it snowed. e e Golfers have been vying all week for the F. At J. Perl trophy. A 18-year-old Portland boy In a letter to the metropolitan Dress declares compulsory military training would be good for youths. It has been definitely determined Just what the young man is trying to get out of doing. Closing time fnr Claaalfled Ada I SO a m Too Late to Claaalfy 11:19 p m WANTED EXPERIENCED ALTERATION WOMAN IDEAL WORKING CONDITIONS DW ff! MEDFORD MAIL DU.V "33 TRIBUNE Sunday. May V- Editorial Correspondence San Francisco, May 23. One never sees the "Rooshlans around Union Square anymore, they go to the Civic Center in their black "sickle and hammer" limousine and return to the St. Francis In the same manner, the only lively feature being the little red and white flag fluttering madly from the tonneau In the cold Golden-Gate breeze. That little Russian "sawed-off", with the Jug-ears, riding t -l . J u --. m aA n 1 urn a nna nf Mnlntnv'e favorite bodv presence mm uiu .... auards and flew back to Moscow ... . ... , . , is settled: we worn nave to iook e e . . .. w.a Une oi ine iicwajjafjcx ii.cn - m. ........ .... signed this morning he thought the conference had reached the "silly stage" mature men engaged in serious work debating as to whether the new league should stand for "Independence" or 'sell-government tor aepenaeni Ana I1C wus wain-lucu km nay tuc winu .j ....... b.wvm - "self-government," when and if the people of the colony in question are "ready for it." ' We cheerfully grant our colleague had something there, we mean the "when ready for it." That has been the "alibi" of ruling empires since Caesar's day, and only about ISO years ago was England's contention when our own forefathers sought to become Independent of King George III. But there IS a point there. Take Canada, for example. ' Canada could have ABSOLUTE Independence if she wished it. But she does NOT wish it. She prefers to be a part of the British Empire with a Governor-General from the "mother-land." But if this "independence" term were officially adopted, such "domin ion status" as Canada enjoys would be abandoned. 'Why FORCE any "colony" to be completely independent, if it doesn't WISH to be? Give it "self government" and let it decide for what it wants and for what it doesn't. But some people are so hypnotized by Webster's unabridged. "Independence", to them, sounds so much better than "self- government." Unless "self government" is a says where is there a nation that-would ask for MORE than the right to govern ITSELF, DO whatever a majority ofits people WISH to be done? If it wishes independence take it. Far out on 32nd Avenue a meat-shop sports a sign as follows: "Fresh horse-meat daily." One has heard very little of dirigibles in this war. the lighter- than-air craft. We don't believe the censor would object if it were stated that dirigibles are used out from the Golden Gate, to escort ships back and forth through what is still considered a possible Jap U-boat zone. A newspaper man here who has of a press service in the Balkans and environs is very pessimistic regarding any permanent peace from the Baltic to the Black sea. Ha maintains the people of Poland. Czechoslovakia. Jugoslavia. Rumania, Bulgaria, Greece, Syria, Palestine and way-stations can't agree with anyone, and can't agree among themselves. "Moreover" he added "at least 99 percent of the male moDulation would rather fight than eat." , We asked him if he thought that true of the East Indians also. No" WAR hid rpnlv "thou Hnn'l lllra. 4a rt-u rri i.. TALK about it. That is the trouble. If they had. had the Anglo- jcii Birung arm, ana iisiicuiis tney would have won their independence long ago. For over 100 years they have had a better chance for Independence than the American colonists had In 1776." v . e e e As before remarked n nan hnnt .... .. v, .0 u Liiiiiga ul mis feace conference and from persons who should know far more than the average about the subjects they discuss. - No doubt of fhl- Tf ,,-.--. - , - - - ,-8-rwqi ouuuiu uu nrrangea Deiween the Various delecntlnna horn Cl( T),,-ol ......u i . .. . , , ,", , . TOO bad Mack L nrri PnnMn'l .-...-.I ii mi. 7 . royal." They are a husky bunch! Your Health and It's Care By DR. WILLIAM BRADY M.D. ' Raaders should address Inquiries toi Dr William Bradv J6J El Camlno Beverly Hills Calif. BRADY BABIES I Every little while, some proud father or mother tells me his or her son, fighting in Germany, Italy or tne pa cific is a Brady baby and once in a while the Brady Ba by p r o v es to have joined the W a cs, Waves, Spars or the Marines. You can still get the Brady Baby Book (re vised of course) Dr.- Brady if you contem plate or.have already gone Into the baby Business, dv sending wrapped In paper but not rev etted, stapled,, glued or other wise messed up, one negotiable dime and a stamped envelope bearing your address. If you are an expectant father or mother, you had better Inclose an extra dime and ask for the booklet "Preparing for Maternity" at the same time. If you are a service man or a service man's wife nev er mind the dimes. Just ask for one or both booklets, and In close stamped envelope bearing your address. It is no boast, I assure you, and indeed no particular credit to me, for after all, I'd be an awful flop it I couldn't put worth while instruction and advice in u-h form after working at it all these years. But I do bellevr that these little pocket manual; 'The Brady Baby Book" and "Preparing for Maternity" have done and are doing enough good i - , ,, mTTAm with the Commissar. Well THAT i r uni .... uruunu ior nun ouy muic e e e 41,1a t,ntaf Infnrmml tVio unrlpr. nuuuua. phoney and doesn't mean what It scent 15 vears as representative e e ail .n-i. tut-.-.. .4 e .1 ,j , . . " wouiu win in a waiK. he,,., kl. . . ... ... - ma .ivr lur ins next Dame R.W.R. N THE SERVICES In the world to warrant this sug gestion: I give the booklets to service men and their wives without charge because I have been so impressed by the sad circum stances in many such instances. But I wish we could offer these booklets to all young parents or expectant parents on the same terms. I'll contribute my share in the authorship and the subse quent health service that grows out of the ideas in the booklets. Who will contribute the cost of printing, handling and distribut ing the booklets? There, it seems to me, Is an opportunity for some one to do his bit of philanthropy w'th a comparatively small amount of money. Some day, when America grows up, perhaps we shall teach in common school the things ev ery young father and every young mother must know about tho baby business, instead of lea lng our children to pick up what secret and, too often, false Don't Be Information they can get hold of on the q. t QUESTIONS ANSWERS Arienlc Some member! of our garden club uie the term "arsenic of lead" and In alit that la correct. I believe It la ar senate of lead, which ia so much used to destroy pesta on plants. (Mrs. P. C.) Answer You are right. Lead arsen ate is the name of the Insecticide. Chronic arsenic poisoning may occur from ingestion of residues of the spray left on green leafy vegetablea and fruits. Ordinary washing doea not cer tainly remove such residues. Rinsing in dilute hydrochloric acid (muriatic acidl solution in water removes the tracea of arsenic, If any. Such a solu tion Is prepared by diluting a pint or pound of standard medicinal Dilute Hydrochloric Add (10.) with a gal lon of water. Rinsing In running wa ter removes all of the hydrochloric eld. , Anglo-neurotic Edema My nine-year-old daughter haa Buf fered much from giant hives, mostly In summer, after swimming, eating huckleberries. Have you any informa Uon or advice on this? (Mrs. R. G.) Answer Send tumped envelope bearing your addresa. ask for mono graph on AngloneuroUc Edema (Giant Hives). Also aalc for "Relief for Al lergy." Reference Is Not a Copy I'll be glad to receive a copy of Dr. Jolllffe'a original atatement which you quoted you offered to send a copy on request (G. c. R.I Answer t have no copy. I offered to refer physicians or other profes sional people to the original source. It Is not available to laymen. The Mrs. Is Always Right We give our one year old baby a few drops of fisb liver oil daily. I claim this oil in addition to Vitamin benefits lubricates the Intestine. The SE5 says it Is thoroughly digested and .0 cannot lubricate the tatesMne Answer The Mrs. Wins a' new bon- (Co'pyrlght 1945 by John T. Dllle Co.) On the Radio Chain IUIIIIMi Chain affiliation and where the are un the dial. KAI.K 1CUS1 Uio, Portland KKX INHC-Hluel 1 180. Purl land KUA !mii:-BIu. and MUSI, 1510 tipnkane. KGO (Mil- Blue) Bill San fran.isco. KUW (NBC-Kedl 6211 Portland: KJR JNUU Hluel 10011 Seattle. KMX (CHSI into LOS Anaeles. KIIA INBt'-Kedl Sill Denver. KO'N (IBS!. 10 Port land KtlMIl INUr Kedl 50 Seal Ue KPO (NBC Red). SSI). S a rr.nrl.ro. KSl ItBSl 1160 Sail Lake City Time Shown is PWT. 6fl p m Charlie McCarthy NBC Mediation Board, MBS; Orson Wells. BN 5:30 p m Eddie Bracken Show NBC: Art Baker. CBS: Jerry Wayne BN 5:45 p m Gabriel Meaner. MBS. S:55 p. m. News. CBS. 6 00 p m Merry-Go-Round. NBC: ttn.k.ll CM D.ln DhH.F'I wane, r 111-1, ci, - Digest CBS Steei Horizons MBS 6'19 O m l.oueiia rarsnns dh 6:20 p. m. Hollywood Mystery time, 6-30 p m. Star Theater CBS Amerli-an Album of Familiar Music NBC; Cedrlo Foster. MBS - 6-45 p m Jimmie Ftdler. BN Dorothy Thompson, MBS 7 00 l m. Hour of Charm. NBC I... if or Leave It. CBS: The Life nf Rlle.v BN 7:15 D m neien nnyn. rno-. Comedy Theater. NBC; Ona foot In Heaven, bit . . ,, rime Doctor. CBS: Great Glider leeve NBC ..., 8:15 p m Raymono wore. wn. 9:25 p m Song of the Week CBS Quiz Kids. BN: Blondte, CBS: Murder Is My HonDy. rviua 9 00 p m Bill Lance. CBS Glen Hardy MBS Snm Hnyea News BN 9:15 0 m -Re- Miller MBS 0-30 p. m Jack Benny, NBC; Prob lems of Peace, CBS 11:45 n. m. Tony Pastor Orchestra. CBS. . . 10 nn D m News mm., in r BN; Air Torce Time. MBS. 10-30 p m Tommy Dorsey Show. NBC; Truns-Atlantlc Call, CBS. Ill 45 d m Orchestra BN 11:00 p. m. News, BN; Slnfoinelta, MBS. Monday S-00 p m -OK lor Release. NBC Terry end Pirates BN: News. MBS This man Named Jordan. CBS Ml p m-Dlck Tracy BN. Super nan MBS Betty end Bob NBC 6 30 o m - Voice 01 rirestone NBL Harry Tlannery News CBS Jac Armstrong BN Tom Mix MBS 5 45 p m -News. CBS Captain Mlrtnlnni BN Night Newa Wire MBS 6 00 u m Hongv Carmlchael NBL Lux innier, v.i, t'liiiw, ' gencer, BN.; Gabriel Hcatter. MBS. o:au o m -iniurniMiiu,. . . NRC Spnllleht Band BN 8:49 The Bettei Halt. MBS 7 mi p m Screen O.illo Players CBS; Contented Hour. NBC. 7 15 o m -Lowell rhnnias MBS 7 30 o m Dr I 9 NBC Thanks to the Vanks CBS !" Ranger MBS; Reunion It S. A.. BN. 8 0U n m Supper Cum NBC: Jack Klrkwnnd CBS Ted Malone BN 8 IS p m - Hedda Hnpner CBS in ,md Abner BN. Fleetwood Law ton NBC B 30 p m Cavalcade of America NHC Mlcnael Shane MBS Hawthorne House BN Burns and Allen CBS 900 s m Blind Date BN Newa Olenn Hardv MBS The Whistler CBS telephone Hour NBC I I! p. m Salute to our Heroes M90 p m Von Pop. CBS: Tomor rows World NBC Green Hornet BN 9 45 p m Lee Slmms Pianist NBC 111 110 n m - News NBC Fulton l.ewls MBS: Carlson and the News BN . A... , .... uitf. 10:30 p m 8weetheart Bwtngtlme NBC atnneman a Nile Club BN 11:00 p. m. News. BN; Orchestra NBC. China's history extends back to 2203 B. C. Closing time tor Classified Ada S 30 a m Too Late to CleHily 'S:15 p in Fooled on Recapping REMEMBER recap tire It only at good the workman that doe the job. We ire the oldest recap shop In the Northwest AND the tame men who started with ua at itill here. We employ no ninety-day wonder. LET experience and workmanship gov ern your choice. TIRE EXCHANGE 8th and Riverside ROLE HITS 1,251 1 Salem, Ore., May 26 (U.F On June 16 a total of 1,251 mar ried couples in Oregon will be free to change the decision they made to record subject to Ore gon's now-voided community property law. The Oregon law, passed in 1943, was one of two in the United States. Last year the Ok lahoma law, from - which Ore gon's was drawn, was nullified by a decision of the U. S. su preme court. Under Oregon statute, husband and wife could, if they wished, declare that their property was owned in common. This placed them in a preferred position in paying federal income taxes. The 1945 legislature repealed that law after the court's de cision.. It also passed a bill per mitting husband and wife to change their choice and another which will save them from cer tain penalties under the gift tax law. The legislature also sent re quests! to all "common law" states, and to Oregon's represent atives in congress for the enact ment of legislation which would remove the inequalities, in the present federal income tax, as a result of the difference. The difference between "com munity property" states and "common law" states goes back a long way. The ' community property states, in which the principle that property Is owned jointly is mandatory, draw that principle from tradition and cus tom. In some southern states such as Texas and Louisiana, the idea comes from French or Span ish law. .There are seven such states, including both. Washing ton and California. But in the states where laws came chiefly from English com mon law, there is no such his torical principle. In Oregon and Oklahoma, the state legislatures attempted to change that by statute. But the supreme court held that the laws were not valid because they made a community property status optional, rather than mandatory. FOR RED CROSS Over 700 registrations have been received to date for the Red Cross learn to swim campaign which will be held at the Twin Plunges, Ashland, from June 18 to June 30. Five .schools still are to file registrations. Because of the unprecedented large number, Robert Dodge, water safety chairman, announc ed that registrations will close Monday evening, which will al low timevfor all schools whose slips are still out to get them Into the Red Cross office, county court house, which will remain opon until 5 p. m. Dodge said Saturday, "I have mllorl Ran Francisco to get an other instructor and received full cooperation . to handle the extraordinary response of . our offer to teach Jackson county children to swim. Analysis show 83 per cent of this group do not know how to swim. If we can make the arrangements we will also be able to offer the combat slmming course to SOUND TRUCK and Public Address Systems ' FOR RENT! Any Plare - Any rime Any Oeeaslnn FIDLEH NEWS AGENCY Phune 4114 ul 60js IM No Riverside Mod lord the young men graduating from 1 the high school who will be in the services before September." Free transportation arrange ments in charge of Seth Bullis, chairman of the Red Cross board, will have to be changed to meet the new situation, it was stated. Adult volunteers to supervise registration at pools, locker rooms and between swim periods are needed and those willing to assist are asked to contact the Red Cross office as soon as possible. TO GRAND JURY FOR THEFT OFT John R. Anderson 21 wnfvorl preliminary Tiearing in Justice court Saturday morning and was bound over to the Grand jury, charged with burglary not in a dwelling. In lieu of $1,000 bail, he was lodged in the county jail. According to state police who Investigated the case, Anderson admitted breaking into Clyde Caton's garage in Ashland Thurs day night where he stole about $2,500 worth of tools. Ander son also admitted a similar theft the night before in Mount Shasta, Calif. Anderson was apprehended by state police Friday near Rogue River. He was driving a Buick sedan which police believe was stolen in Missouri. Clothes, food and some of the tools were found in the car Anderson was driving. The rest of the tools are believed to be carried by an accomplice who is believed to be driving a maroon 1940 Chevrolet sedan belonging to G. Wannberg, which was stolen in Ashland Thursday night. The accom plice also is believed to have two girl companions with him, police said. CALENDAR Monday 2:30 p. m. Women's Interde nominational cottage prayer meeting, home of Mrs. Jorgen son, 426 South Ivy street. . 8:00 p. m. F. L. club, home of Mrs. Helen WhppW 404 North Holly street. Tuesday 1:30 p. m. W.S.CJ.S. Study class, at church. 7:00 p. m. Medford branch, AAUW, dinner meeting at Hol land hotel. Phone Mrs. E. C. Niles, 6062, for reservations. 7:30 p. m. Rogue Valley chorus, senior high school. Thursday e 12:15 p. m. Red Cross Staff Assistant's corps, luncheon meet ing at Medford hotel. Friday 1:30 p. m. Jolly Stitchers' club, home of Mrs. Jessie Stagg, Berrydale. Use Mall Tribune Want Ads. PARTS and SERVICE Cnr all makes ul tAtHrK and REPKIUEHATDHS YOUNGER S APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. 31 N. Bartlett Phone 2419 AMERICAN FRUIT GROWERS OYour tractor, truck and general farm machinery are going into very heavy teaton' work, and lince part and good me chanic are very hard to find, it i only reasonable that you thould think very seriously of repairing end overhauling your farm machinery while this service i available. OA few hour work now may save you thousands of dollar later. A many of you know,. when your tractor, truck and other farm machinery break down, it 1 very disappointing and costly. OThe American Fruit Growers' (hop I staffed with four capable mechanics, including one diesel man, and ha all the modern equipment essential to making a good and efficient shop. OWe want you to feel free to come In and ask for estimates en the probable work needed. We would also like to have you take advantage of our parts and general supply store located in the main building. We are dealer for Cletrae Crawler Tractor, Blue Goose MHHMHMiMlj3HMHMMM DISABLED VETS TO i JOININjpOE All members of Jackson Coun ty Chapter No. 8 Disabled Amer ican Veterans are urged by Com mander Meals to turn out for the Memorial Day parade Wed nesday. The DAV chapter is planning on having the DAV sponsored Boy Scout troop No. 2 with the chapter in the par ade. This is the only Boy Scout troop west of the Rockies that has a drum and bugle corps of its own. The chapter, as well as the Scout troop, Is very proud of the corps. Members are asked to be on OwnVour Own Home TUOuTlow-costpan Jackson County Federal savings & loan association 126 East Main GROCETERIA Number 1 Sixth and Central OPEN TODAY 9 a. m. to 7 p. m. Oliver Wheel Tractor chinery. Friend Spray Waukesha Motor, Air Brake and Myer Look for the BLUE GOOSE SIGN! 213 South Fir Street time for the start of the parade, at the city para m.av a. " More than 2,000.000 firms In .. . Tiunj ctatoe mnlov less tne uiiitc-i u . . than 100 workers and 50,000 companies hire more uusu number. GRADUATION CARDS Congratulate the Graduate. Select your greetings from the large assortment dis played her. SWEM'S Book & Gift Shop mini; 1 31 Let us show. you how our "carefully designed" home loans can be so much better. and other farm ma. Rigs, Federal Truck, Westinghouse - Bendix Pump. HOME OF FEAR-PROOF RECAPPING