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LOCAL and Applies For Permit Roy A. Seamen, 204 Genessee street, ap plied tor a permit yesterday at the office of the city superintend ent to repair a residence at a cost of $400. 4 Meeting Postponed The meet ing of the Past Chiefs club, cheduled to be held at 1 p. m. tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Harry Barneburg, has been in definitely postponed, it was an nounced today. Ford Home Edward E. Ford, SFlc, arrived home Saturday titer duty in the South Pacific, where he last saw action on Oki nawa. Ford is visiting his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Ford, , 1114 West Eighth street, on a 30- 3ay leave. T Fire Calls Firemen were called to the vacant lot at Chest nut and Main streets twice yes terday to extinguish fires. One run was made at noon to put out a grass fire and the other yester day evening to extinguish a trash fire. Auto Mishap Police investi gated an auto accident yesterday at the corner of Genessee and Jackson streets when M. E. Walter, 535 Mary street, lost control of the car he was operat ing while going east on Jackson street. According to city police, Walter's auto knocked down a street sign and ran up a guy wire, causing little or no dam age. Give Your Feet An Ice-Mint Treat Gel Hippy, Cooling Relief For Burning Cillotue Pot Spring in Your Step Don't p-oan about tired, barntnr feet. Don't moan about callouses. Get busy and live them an ice-Mint treat. Feel the com forting, Mothinff coolness of Ice-Mint driv ing! out flerr burning . . . aching tiredness. Rub Ice-Mint over those ugly hard old eorna and callouses, a- directed. Sea how white, cream-like, medicinal Ice-Mint helps often them up. Get foot happy today tho lea-Mint way. At all drugguta. annnanuu Tomorrow 2-BIG HITS -2 SMASHING FISTS! CRASHING BULLETS! RICHAKD DIX JANI WYATT PLUS zJhrxm llJ WIGHT c To RAY'S MODERN MUSIC 9 to 1 A Real Parly for All ftfrff at DREAMLAND PERSONAL CALENDAR Thursday 6:00 p. m. Rogue Valley chapter 147, Military Order of Purple Heart and auxiliary, meeting and picnic at Ashland Lithia park. Bring pickles and olives. 6:30 p. m. Royal Neighbor camp, covered-dish supper at home of Mabel Lynch, 324 W. Jackson street. Bring own serv ice. 6:30 p. m. Modern Woodmen dinner, Hotel Holland. Friday 6:30 p. m. Canton and ladies' auxiliary, covered dish dinner, home of George W. Howard, 713 W. 10th St. Bring service. Meeting Saturday Degree of Honor juvenile club members and officers will meet Saturday at 11 a. m. at the Boy Scout park, it was announced today by Ida M. Wilson, director. Mrs. Wilson urges those attending to bring guests. Sergeant Here Sgt. Russell W. Roseborough, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Roseborough, 718 West Main street, is spending a two weeks' furlough with his parents from the army air base at Mt. Home, Idaho. Rosebor ough has been with the air force for three years. Eagles Meeting Crater Lake Aerie No. 2093 and auxiliary, Fraternal Order of Eagles, will meet Thursday at the Eagle's hall, 219 W. Main street, for a social evening, it was announced today by William Lawerence, en tertainment chairman. A dance will conclude the evening. Pierce Home Pfc. Farnell Pierce, son of Mrs. C. L. Pierce of route 2, box 185, is now home on furlough after his recent re turn to the United States from Europe. A member of the 104th or Timberwolf division, Pierce participated in the German cam paigns and was awarded the combat infantryman badge. Spencers Here First Sgt. William Spencer, with his wife and daughter, Dianna Dell, ar rived in Medford yesterday to spend 10 days visiting the ser geant's mother, Mrs. Gertrude Engli of Berrydale. Spencer is stationed in a base unit squadron at Sarasota, Fla., and has been in the air corps five and a half years. . Vogel Promoted Carl (Pete) Vogel, stationed at Couscevelle, Belgium, has been promoted from private to corporal, and was awarded two battle stars at Brussels, 60 miles from Cource velle in a truck formation on July 4, Cpl. Vogel also holds the purple heart medal which he re ceived at Brest, France, and a good conduct ribbon. He has been overseas since August of 1944. Sergeant Here Sgt C. B. McCracken, who has been in the European theater of operations for the past four months, arrived here today to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. McCracken, 1129 Niantic. The sergeant and his parents will leave tomorrow for a stay at Diamond Lake after which Sgt. McCracken will go to Camp Lockett, San Diego, to i visit his wife, the former Flor-! ence Howe, a lieutenant in the J WACs. j Representative Coming Paul M. Beddoe, pest control techni-; cian, is coming to Medford from ; Yakima, Wash., and will reside In the valley as representative j of the Sherwin-Williams com-j pany to advise fruit growers on pest problems. Beddoe will as-1 sume duties formerly directed by F. J. Moore, who will now! confine his work to handling! paint operations for the com-! pany In Southern Oregon. Bed-; doe expects to move here, with his wife and two children as soon as living accommodations are found. Ml ft Elliott Promoted James A. Elliott, stationed on Salpan with the navy Seabees, has been pro moted from second class to first class petty officer, according to word received by his wife who makes her home at 715 S. Holly street. Elliott is a carpenter's mate, and has been overseas 14 months. Nail Here Jack R. Nail, former Medford resident, is in the city today en route from Wenatchee, Wash., to Oakland, Calif., where he will assume duties as director of research for the Pacific coast agricultural and chemical division of Sherwin Williams company. Nail was with the Southern Oregon Sales for three years before leaving to Join the Sherwin-Williams com pany last Oct. 1, and he and his wife and two children lived in Medford. . Phettftolfte Datum. Ctwxi Phetteplace has returned to his home, 2318 Capital avenue, from The Dalles where he attended funeral services Monday for his momer, Mrs. Mary E. Phette place. who nasspri J?W9V Frlrinv night after a heart attack. Phet- lepiace weni norm Sunday. Re turning with him and now vis itine here wpr hi nimheiu nni his wife, Sgt. and Mrs. Ben rnettepiace, on furlough from Salt Lake Citv. Utah whpr (h sergeant is stationed with the army, visiung at tne r"nette place home last week were Mr. Phetteplace's brother and his laniuy, rar. ana mrs. Jia Fnette place, Jerry and Sandra, who left for their home in The Dalles Saturday, Lynam In States S Sgt. Joe Lynam, nephew of Mrs. Hans Rammin. 831 West 12th srtrwt and Mrs. Dean Tycer, Eagle m, nas returned to the U. S. from the South Pacific where he has been since March 104!! Lynam, who wrestled many limes at trie armory before enter ing the service, was with the 41st division, the first group of American soldiers to land In Australia. Mrs. Tycer and Mrs. Rammin plan to leave tomorrow for the sergeant's home in Red mond, Ore., to attend a family reunion there. Another nephew, well known in the city, SSgt. Leland Edmondson, of Heppner, Ore., will attend the reunion aft er returning recently from Eng land. t A HELP WANTED! TO SPEND I wiJl buy phony o stocks," glass diamond riniM. I back shows. J will S've presents In Wondes. brunott or rediends. f am lw "ft crazy. Lr f Monty Bre 3&ak 1 ' r M;Y- ;Y (1 Business Meeting T. L. club will hold ' a business meeting Monday at 8 p. m., at the Girls' Community club. Hostess will be Colleen Irskine. . Meekers Leave Mayor and Mrs. C. A. Meeker are leaving today for a month's visit with relatives and friends in Cedar Rapids and Cheboygan, Mich., and Chicago. , Visiting Brothers Mrs. Mary B. Griffin of Sacramento, Calif., former longtime resident of Medford, is visiting her brothers, J. F. True, 413 S. Central ave nue, and Charles True, Jackson ville highway, and other rela tives. . Meeting Thursday . Alpha Delta group will meet at the home of Mrs. Maybelle Klemm, 1119 W. Main street, Thursday at 12:30 p. m. for a covered dish luncheon and class meeting. Des sert and beverage will be served by the committee, and those at tending are asked to bring serv ice. Visit Lake Mrs. Pearl Boliou and daughter, Marie, S. Central avenue, and Mrs. Mary B. Grif fin of Sacramento, Calif., visited Union Creek, Crater Lake and Klamath Falls last week-end. Mrs. Boliou and her daughter, who recently moved here from Sacramento, saw Crater Lake for the first time. Enlist in Navy Five local boys have enlisted in the navy and are now home on Inactive duty for a few weeks before' report ing for training at San Diego, Cal., according to the Medford recruiting station. Enlisted are Ronald Richard Frost, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Frost of route 1, box 506; Melvin Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Allen, route 1, box 29; Glenn Marvin Shrier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Al bert M. Shrier, Central Point; Byron Dee Winningham, son of Mr. and Mrs. William W. Win ningham, Jacksonville; and Don ald C. Baker, son of R. C. Baker, 19 N. Peach street. FLOOR SANDING and FINISHING Refinlshing Our Specialty S. H. FRALEY Phone 2661 jj As a But $1000 . 5Ji V Air'tix sTVt ij 4 unrM vjaikpi?. i!iLir.ijinn 111.1-un iiMi.iti.ii .iu it i. IWifiJf, EDDIE "ROCHESTEir-JIKliXflW GAIL PATRICK -MISCIM hwrn FUNNIER THAN "up' CABLE'S ROOM" Alio Walt Disney Karroon Ski Patrol LEGION GIVES UP T Portland, July 18 Because of war conditions, there will be no state convention of the American Legion in Portland August 17 and the convention will be post poned until travel restrictions are lifted, it was announced Tuesday by Department Adju tant Fritz N. Nissen after a meet ing of the convention committee here. The committee adopted recom mendations of Department Com mander Penn C. Crum of Hood River, who pointed out that while the Legion might go ahead with the convention, he felt the ex-service men should lead the way in curtailing travel in the interest of the war effort and in compliance with the requests of ODT and other governmental agencies. MINERS NEEDED Washington, July 18 (U.R) Sen. Harley M. Kilgore, D., W. Va., today called on the army to release immediately 10.000 coal miners eligible for discharge under the point system. 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Scott and Raymond Ray York, disorderly conduct, released on $10 bail each. State Police Robert Furnlss Bain, violation of basic rule, cited. Roy Milan Love, failure to stop at stop sign, cited. On Leave Chester M. Keene, seaman second class, is home on a 9-day leave visiting his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester B. Keene, route 4, box 378. Keene, stationed with a construction battalion at Camp Parks, Shoe maker, Calif., finished training at San Diego recently md was transferred Into the Seabees. COWBOY ACTOR KILLED Hollywood. July 18 (U.R) Funeral services were being ar ranged today for Addison Ran dall, 38, cowboy actor husband of Actress Barbara Bennett. He was killed in falling from a horse while making a motion picture. America's ojtstandingi authority on Nu .trition, Psychology, Health Education. Learn a NEW WAY to health, through a NEW WAY of eating and living. Your foods are selected electrically instead of chemically, showing exactly the right and wrong foods for each individual. 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