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TWO MEDfOHD MAIL TRIBUNE Wadntiday. Sapt. 5. 1945, r "Tiger's" Claws Are Cut l V - J! I jf V ill1 Jt AJFiT tan '-'--;i ,v y" 1 mr'l - ... MS i ( Arme Tclenhotol . Cstng an American helmet, Oen. Tomoyuka (Tliter) Yamashlta, com mander of all Jap forces In the Philippines, washes his hands of the whole matte- after surrender to the 32nd Division at Klanitan, In Northern Lu eon. We.finnt to the end, Yamashita delayed his surrender until his gov ernment formally capitulated on the US3 Missouri. Incapable Parents Huge Problem For Children's Bureau Pittsburgh U.R More than 2,000 children were cared for by the Children's Service Bureau last year the offspring of "par ent! who have not grown up themselves." . Social workers at the Bureau charcterized some of their prob lem parents as: 1 Mothers who revolted gainst being both mother and father during the war. 2 Fathers who were alcoholics. L. C. TAYLOR GO. pays the HIGHEST MARKET PRICES If you have a CAR or TRUCK to sell, we advlie telling It now. Call or Phorts Dodge-Plymouth Dealer L. G. TAYLOR GO. Phone 2963 S Mothers who were lonely I and wanted to go out (or a good time. 4 Mothers "who Just did not want their children and never had wanted them." The Bureau is called on most frequently because of neglect and improper guardianship of the children. Of the 2,106 chil dren cared for last year, 51?. had been severely neglected by their parents. Among those most In need of help and understanding were the Illegitimately pregnant girls under age of 18 years, the Bur eau reported. In such cases, it was necessary to plan for two children the baby and the mother. Bureau workers make a strong plea for state licensing of agencies that place children for adoption. They point out that every human being who per forms any personal service for a child is licensed "but any one may give him away as a baby." Tnveitnr Syndicate, now In It. B2nd year. Underwriter end Investment Malinger for investor Mutual Inc., the pnnulnr open end (Kunda nlwny. 11. quid) balanced Investment fund, an nounces the addition of two more mu tual Investment funds: Investors Stock Fund, a business man's fund and In vestors Selective Fund, m conservative Investment fund, to meet objectives of reasonable dependability of Income and stability of value. Solicitation of these funs ts made by Prospectus only, obtained from Investors Syndicate, Minneapolis, Minn., or from Frederick V. Snook, local representative for Southern Oregon. 1104 (jucen Ann, Medford, Ore. Phone 3313. RAINFALL HELPS CONTROL OF FIRE Aided by a quarter-Inch of rain which fell in the area last night, fighters this morning have controlled the Anderson Creek forest fire according to the state forest patrol. The blaze covered about 300 acres. Crews succeeded in getting a line around the fire yesterday afternoon but lost control when a brisk evening wind fanned it across the entire northeast side of the line. The patrol staled that the army crews were releas ed this morning, following the rain, but that the regular forest service crews and CPS crews from the consccntious objectors camp at Elkton were remaining today for mopping up opera tions. Officials of the state forest patrol are investigating the cause of the blaze, which they believe to have been incendiary. Court Records Justice Court Leslie L. Croucher, trailer unit overload, $13 and costs; combina tion overload, $12 and costs. Ted W. Ruth, no operator's li cense, $1 and costs. Irsel Chapman, combined over load, ,$7.50 and costs. Brides of Future To Get Something New in Bouquets Bloomington, Ill.(U.R) Brides of the near future can expect something new in the way of: bouquets and floral arrange ments for weddings, according to Horace J. Head. Head is a flower stylist for the Florists Telegraph Delivery Assn. He has been making a tour of every state in the Union and every province of Canada the last 10 months, to give flor ists the latest ideas in flower styling. In a demonstration before a meeting of central Illinois flor ists, Head showed some of the new uses for flowers in wed dings. Among these designs was a hat for the bride fashion ed from a corsage of calla-glads, a bit of black lace and some black ribbon. This hat can be made in about five minutes, "while the lady waits." Another new arrangement Is a bouquet for the bride who carries a prayer-book or Bible. A cross of small pink roses is fastened to the satin cover of the book. A white ribbon show er tied with lovers' knots and rosebuds finishes the design. Police Court B. W. Baker, Mrs. R. L. Bcnttv, G. W. Pliettyplare and Mrs. Dale Farncrook, ovcrparkmg, $1 bail each. State Police Hnrry Boyd Howard, driving while intoxicated, no operator's license, cited. Otto Raymond Tresham, Jr., overheltht and overwidth load, cited. Theodore Vogel, vagrancy, committed to county jail. Roy Raymond Picard, no op erator's license, cited. Wesley Charles Dollnrhlde, overwidth load, cited. Edward Lawrence Jonals, drunk on public highway, cited. Roy Vernon Deutschman. Jr., no lights on motor bike, cited. Ruthford Bhase Sleeth, permit ting unlicensed minor to operate vehicle, cited. Allan Earl Bunncl, no tail light, cited. Doyle Albert Johnson, over- width load, cited. CHAMBER DIRECTORS WILL MEET FRIDAY The regular meeting of the board of directors of the Jack son County Chamber of Com merce will be held at the Hotel Hollarid Friday noon. The lunch con meeting is open to the cham ber's membership with reserva tions obtainable at the chamber office. Routine business Is on the agenda. Two chamber forums are scheduled for the next few weeks with Palmer Hoyt, Ore gonian publisher and wartime director of the domestic branch, OWI, and Harvey Stowers of Aircraft Industries of America as speakers. The general public will be invited to attend these forums and dates will be an nounced later. CORDOM CONFERS WITH CHAMBER COMMITTEE Senator Guy Cordon, Rose burg, Marshall Cornett, state senator for Oregon from Klam ath Falls, and Carl Wimberly, circuit court judge of Douglas county, were in Medford yes terday. The three men conferred with a committee of Jackson County Chamber of Commerce I members and attended part of ' the Rotary club meeting at the ! Medford Hotel, leaving later in , the afternoon for Roseburg and I Industrial district, business cen ter and 98 per cent of the homes inside the city limits can be reached directly or within three, blocks of one or more itreetcar lines. Portland. Senator Cordon was to leave from Portland for Washington, D. C, for the opening session of the congress. Chicago has the largest street car system in the world. Every For Fine Flavored TOMATOES Eating, Canning or Juice COOK'S GROCERY 630 Crater Lake Rd. Ph. 3294 PARTS and SERVICE lor all makes ol washers and ftEFKIUKKATORS YOUNGER'S APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. 31 N. Bartlett. Phone 2419 San Francisco, Sept. 5 (U.R) Tokyo radio said today that an American plane of the nom inator type crashed on Mount Yunotake near Iwasaki, a small village in northeastern Japan, at 10:30 a. m. yesterday. All mem bers of the plane crew were be lieved killed, Tokyo said. Just like old times... Have a Coca-Cola BriT" 7TJE ."V '-aaarfrw''4 W ! 1 1 eWTSidfe' i-'.U-'!i Drag JVfl i ,- :mM . . . meetwg-up time at the neighborhood eatery Neighborhood meeting place! That's where your G.I., home on fiir lough, can get back in touch with the local goings-on. That's where the words Have a Coe start new friendships and seal old ones. Ice-cold Coca-Cola is the center of attraction, inviting all comers to be refreshed and friendly. f. BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY Of THI COCA-COLA COMPANY IY Cosa-Gsta Brisling Company cf Medford Hear Morton Downey KMED 2:30 P.M. mm Yon naturally hear Coet-Col. i called by its friendly abbreviation Coke . Both mean the quality prooV uct of The Coca-Cola Compaajj. .O 15 Ihe C-C Co.. ENDS LONG WAIT j Hollywood, Sept. 5 (U.R5-1 Silent screen star Jobyna Ral ston today ended a seven-year wait for her husband, actor Richard Arlen, to come home. Miss Ralston, who said she had been waiting and willing for Arlen to come home ever since he packed his bags Aug. 15, 1938, and left her to live at his ranch, was awarded a divorce vesterday on grounds of desertion. ornia during 1044 was 310 002,- ooo barrels, valued at ?jzj,4j,- 000. t'"'-'T-rii'lliisHlifliM-i' sli iimi lass BHfiaaHaLBsbsail Hi,iu.ms, ) n up ii iy i. mm aHlaaWassili't'saan isiias TaaM ERVICE For Bedford and Jacksonville Shirting THURSDAY, SEPT. 6 EAST and WEST BOUND ON MAIN STREET Schedule io Vary One to Three Minutes in City Center JACKSONVILLE rVST MAIN LIMITS CITY CENTER EAST MAIN LIMITS Leave 6:30 A. M. 6:15 P. M. Leave Leave Leav. 6:15 A.M. 6:00 A.M. 6:45 A.M. 7:00 A.M. 7:15 A.M. 7:30 A. M. 7:45 A. M. 8.00 A M g:15 A M 8:45 A. M. J!' 9:00 A.M. 9:15 A.M. 4:00 P.M. 3:15 P.M. 3:30 P.M. 3:45 P. M. 5:00 P. M. 4:15 p. m. 4:30 P. M. 4:45 P. M. 5:15 P. M. 5:30 P. M. 6:00 P. M. 5:45 P. M. 6:45 P. M. 7;00 P. M. 6:30 P.M. 7:15 P.M. 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