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LOCAL and Viiltlng Hara Sgt. and Mrs. Ace McMulIen are visiting this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Webber, 319 Laurel street. The sergeant is on fur lough from Ft. Ord, Calif. On Lloyd Pitta, AMMl-c, is home on a 15-day leave from the naval air base at Banana River, Fla., and is visit ing his mother, Mrs. Alameda Budge, Route 1. Pitts have served overseas in the southwest Pacific for 11 months. Receive Permits Three build ing permits were issued yester day from the office of the city superintendent. R. C. Cook, 44 Kenwood avenue, received a per mit to remodel a residence at a cost of $200. Another permit to remodel at a cost of $300 was issued to Carlos Morris, 128 Mis tletoe street, and F. . Harden, 827 South Holly street, received a permit to reshingle a residence at a cost of $300. HEALTH TO YOU! Correct ftacfaf, Colon Allmtntt Hemorrhoid! (Pllei), Fli. luro, Fistula, Hernia (Rup. . uivf mhut neaun-power to eara-abillty to eojor lile. Our method of treatment without hoipltal operation successfully employed tor wo jeuiB. i.ioerai creatt or lend lor FREE booklet. Open fwmnoi, Man., Wed., fit., 7 (o t-M Dr. C.J. DEAN CLINIC Physician and Surgeon J. I. Cor. X. Burnilde and Grand Are. Telephone EAet 3918, Portland 14, Oreaon There's a CRATER LAKE MOTORS Hi War L TO THE OND STAGE & SCREEN ENTERTAINMENT featuring JUDY GARLAND In "The CLOCK" HERE'S HOW Buy your Seriel "E" Bond at any Jack on County Issuing Agency Bring to Craterian for your reserved seat ticket. Bonds bought from now through Junt 20th eligible for "Free Tickets." ONE TICKET PER BOND ALL OUT FOR THE MIGHTY 7th WAR LOAN! Ad Courtesy Lererette Interstate Theatres PERSONAL CALENDAR Thursday 8:00 p. m. BPWC, installation of officers at Chalker's Motel. Call Margaret Morrison for res ervations. 8:00 p. m. Past Noble Grand's club, Girls' Community club, program and refreshments. Friday 1:00 D. mNlvitn Knnlal oli.V, covered dish luncheon and cook- ea rooa sale, Masonic hall. 1:30 D. m .Tnilv Stitr-hnr. home of Mrs. Myrtle Atwood! nonage street. Fira Firemen were called to the home of Dr. August Glutsch, 40 Glen Oak court, yesterday to extinguish a fire which originat ed on a small table. Little dam age was caused, according to firemen. . Brown Home Chester Brown is in Medford visiting his moth er, Mrs. Beulah Brown, 505 Beatty street. Brown, on sick leave from the merchant marine, will report to Seattle net week. He attended schools in Jackson ville before entering the service. e e Seeks Wife Marjorie May Ritchey, 21, whose home is 1644 Ash avenue, Cottage Grove, is being "sought by her husband, state police reported today. She is described as having blue eyes, blond hair and a slight scar on the left cheek. She is believed to be working as a waitress or laundress in the Medford area. jn your future! e 7th IS ON MIGHTY 7th WAR PHI HOLLY THEATRE WEDNESDAY NIGHT, JUNE 20th Grass Fire Firemen were called to the 400 block of North Fir street last night to extinguish a grass fire which caused no damage. Garage Entered State police reported today the Gold Hill gar age, operated by Delos Walker, was entered sometime Monday night and about $15 In cash taken as well as gasolfne stamps worth 250 gallons. There were no visible marks of entry, police said. e Class To Meet Members of the Golden Link Bible class of the First Baptist church will hold a weiner roast at the borne of Mrs. Charity Boshears, 404 South Grape street, Friday at 7 p.m. Five men of the class, the Messrs. Mead, Lester, Dawes, Edwards and Piatt, will be hosts, e e Veteran In State S'Sgt. Dean W. Logan, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Buckner of Phoenix, has arrived in the United States after serving three years in the South Pacific. He Is en route to Fort Lewis from where he ex pects a furlough. He is expected home over the week-end, his par ents said. e Officer Here Lt. Col. R. H. Norris will leave today for fur ther service with the air corps after spending a short leave in Medford visiting his wife at the family home on the Old Stage road. The officer recently re turned from India where he spent the past one and one-half years with a B-29 unit. ... Arrive From South Mrs. John Brewold, J-., and daughter, Meralyn, have arrived in Med ford from Pacific Grove, Calif., to visit Mrs. Brewold's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Myers, 907 West Eleventh street, and Mr. Brewold's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Brewold, Sr., Jacksonville highway. For the past three months Mrs. Brewold and her daughter have been living in California to be near Mr. Brew old, Sic, who has been stationed at Del Monte. He has now been transferred to Treasure Island and will be there for seven months taking radar training. The visitors will return south OAN LOAN WarXoan Returns Mrs. Horace Thomp son, 604 Newtown street, return ed yesterday from San Francisco where she spent the past week visiting her sister, Miss Mabel Thompson, and receiving medi cal attention. Sojourners To Meet Medford Sojourners club will meet Thurs day at the Girls' Community club at 1 o'clock for dessert luncheon followed by cards. For reservations call Mrs. Don K. Bagley, 3159. Veteran Here) Robert Allen, a former private first class with the artillery, is making his home in Medford following his honor able discharge from the army June 8 at DeWitt general hospi tal, Auburn, Calif. Allen served in the Aleutians and has been in the army six years. . Aerie To Meet Crater Lake Aerie No. 2093 and auxiliary will meet Thursday at the lodge hall, 219 West Main street, at 8 o'clock. Committees to serve the coming year will be appointed and plans for entertainment, ini tiation and other lodge activities will be made. The evening will close with a dance. Dale Carr, worthy president, ask that all members make an effort to be present. 'Back From South Mrs. Eunice Hillis, 532 Plum street, returned yesterday from Mo desto, Calif., where she has been visiting her son, Ulen Hillis, AMMl-c, who js stationed at the bomber base there. Mrs. Hillis' other son, Capt. Joe Hillis, sta tioned with the air corps at Salt Lake City, Utah, spent Memorial day with his mother and brother at Modesto. Ulen Hillis returned recently from the South Pacific where he served 23 months. Mrs. Hillis also visited her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Ulen Hillis in Los Angeles. Methodist School To Picnic Friday The Methodist Vacation Bible School's annual picnic will be held Friday at Jackson Hot Springs. The chairman, Mrs. Louis Kirby, reports that three busses, each holding fifty chil dren will leave the church at 11:30 a. m., accompanied by pri vate cars and a staff of twenty five adult workers. The school has broken all records this year with a daily average attendance of over 200, Mrs. Kirby said. At the grounds a picnic lunch eon will be served, followed by games, races and swimming. A treat of punch and ice cream will be served free to all. Parents of the children and friends are in vited to attend. Court Records Justice Court .Leon Elvin Cummings, driver axle overload, $9.75 and costs. Signa lleen Mitchell, no oper ator's license, $1 and costs. Arch Washington Johnson, no operator's license, $1 and costs. Frank William Hardin, no tall light,. $1 and costs, no clearance lights, $1 and costs. Jim Henry Jonks, driver axle overload, $12 and costs. Tom L. Lewis, combination overload, $12.50 and costs. Sugene Lester Childers, no op erator's license, $1 and costs; failure to operate on right side of highway, $1 and costs. Kenneth Wayne Grlffeth, axle overload, $6.25 and costs. Wellis Ikey Peebles, combina tion overload, $12 and costs. Pat Mann', no operator'! li cense; Christian Cahn, no ve hicle license, cited. State Police Jay C. Skaggs, failure to dis play license plates, no 1945 stick er, cited. . Mary Irene Drlnkwater, no muffler, cited. Eddie Wilson Freeman, truck overweight, cited. Bill Robert Smith, violation of basic rule, cited. WEATHER Northern California: Contin ued clear weather with strong northerly winds over north por tion, slightly cooler today, warm. er with low humidity in the north portion Thursday. THURSDAY Ottrln B0YER .Ml FONTAINE A SALVATION ARMY ! Adjutant C. Rosnick of the Salvation Army announced to day that the Salvation Army summer camp will open Thurs day, July 5, and run to August 31. The Jackson County Chil drens' camp will start July 5 and run for two weeks. There will be two groups and each group will have one week In camp. The camp facilities are being set up to take care of 100 campers at a time. Registration days are June 18 and 19, from 8 a.m. to 12 noon, at the Salvation Army hall 236 North Bartlett street. The age bracket is 8 to 15 years Inclusive. Dr. A. E. Merkel, county phy sician, has consented to take care of the physical examination for those not able to go to their own physician. All children are re quired to register before going to the county clinic for their health examination. Medford Legion To Reopen Nominations For Delegate Seats Acting on suggestions for the State Department, Medford Post No. 15 American Legion will re open nominations at tonight s meeting for the purpose of nom inating and electing delegates to the state convention. This is in addition to the election of offi cers and executive committee al ready nominated. The state convention is not yet assured. Legion national head' Al an it?W" Mcdonald Raymond WALBU&N Vivian AUSTIN 10UNO TMI UNO -TUMI WW Till" -mow lovtir- "WOW AND AlWATl IJi l TOSS AY! 7 'jtf'' Jr Thru Saturday i- ,7 ?ttf THRILLS! v"l ' 7 ACTION! ! I . ' 'A ROMAKCE! inure AJ mt quarters Is negotiating with the Office of Defense Transportation for a blanket permit covering all states. In the event permission Is granted, the convention- will be held in Portland sometime in September, and no further nom inations or elections-will be necessary in local posts. Commander Harry Young, urges all members to attend and participate in the election. All visiting Legionnaires are invited. Luncheon will be served by the Auxiliary. HAYING NOW IN FULL SWING OVER VALLEY Haying Is now in full swing tkrniiithniit VnllfV With trBC- tor drawn mowers operating all day in an effort to get the hay down and baled or under cover. The first cnttine was delayed by the May rains and the present crop was well advanced Deiore the weather settled. 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