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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1945)
THEY SELECTED AS PRESIDENT OF KNIFE, FORK CLUB The Rev. George R. Turney, rector of St. Mark's Episcopal church, has been named presi dent of the newly organized Rogue River Valley Knife and Fork club, election having been held by mail ballot. Other of ficers are Mrs. C. Rease Braley and Frank J. Van Dyke, Ash land, vice-presidents, and Mrs. For Fine Flavored TOMATOES Eating. Canning or Juice COOK'S GROCERY 630 Crater Lake Rd. Ph. 3294 Fluhrer, secretary- William H, treasurer. Directors are Seth M. Bullls, Herb Grey, E. H. Hedrick. Harry L. Holmes, Mrs. Justin B. Smith and Eugene Thorndike. The new officers and directors held a meeting yesterday with E. E Schlotz, Denver, executive field director of the Associated clubs First Meeting Set Initial meeting of the club is tentatively set for Tuesday, Sept 25, with Archduke Felix of Aus tria invited as first guest speak er. The duke is the younger brother of Otto, pretender to the throne in the event Austria re sumes a monarchy. The subject matter which Felix discusses is primarily an analysis of the topic "Is A United States of Europe Possible?" Schlotz states. "His rich background n union of one of the oldest ruling fam ilies on earth, plus his extremely i large scope of travel, both in Europe and elsewhere, gives him a tremendous store of knowledge I on his subject," Schlotz declares. ' Schlotz announces that mem- Dorothy Lamour At Craterian When Tires are Plentiful we trust, you can hop in "cw car wun new tires and a nkfil of gasoline and enjoy the Northwest playground. Then, re member that Bergmann Shoes are maae tor outdoor comfort h uil pay to wait arrj grt tie famom Bergmann Shoe, fktf-SSSP Soon Ji lt" v--.-!.?:.-! -5.;, -Jt&'h Smt SHOES i Arturo D Cordova co-starring with Dorothy Lamour in "A Me dal For Benny," now at the Cra terian theatre thru Saturday. In one of the finest roles of his career, J. Carrol Naish gives an unforgettable performance as the father of Benny, war hero who's awarded the nation's high est medal posthumously. -vJ r v v fa&;,Vii -r.i TiiranfcfyrVT-iirv1iiMHBi n Hi r.ttiaitfc alii bership of the new group now has passed 100, and will remain open for nbout 25 additional members. The group is limited because it will become a dinner club when arrangements can be made. Early meetings, however, will be at an auditorium and to these members will be privileged to bring their immediate families as guests. Other Speakers Coming Other speakers considered to complete the first year's pro gram include for October Dr. Vernon Nash, Rhodes scholar from Missouri, founder of the first school of journalism in Asia at Yenching University, Peiping, China, who will discuss "Amer ica's Next 100 Years in Asia" and for November Merryle Stan ley Rukeyer, reputedly Amer ica's highest paid financial writer and sound-money economist, dis cussing the subject "Post-War Prosperity or Slump Which?" No meeting is planned for De cember but in January the club will have a choice of Dr. Will Durant, world famous philoso pher historian speaking on "What Are the Lessons of His tory," or Bertita Harding, famous woman writer on "Our Latin American Neighbors." February will bring Hawthorne Daniel, writer of nearly 30 books re cently returned from four months at sea with the American ft renorting first-hand on the "New Pacific Empire" or "Geo- Have you tried this new Now ready for cars of peace- a discovery of wartime research that fights oxidation -the parent of sludge Good news for all motorists! Now available, when cars need it most, is this new kind of motor oil... Golden Shell with oxidation inhibitor. Oxidation is the enemy of old cars and new because it causes sludge. And sludge, gumming up friction surfaces inside your engine, won't let good oil get into die places where lubrication is needed. So your car wears out faster. New Golden Shell motor oil with oxidation inhibitor is one of the first achievements of wartime research to reach civilian motorists. Adding the inhibitor during manufacture results in a lubricating oil that stays rich and free-flowing from one drain to the next. Take no chances with the mileage remaining in your car. Get new Golden Shell motor oil today. Shell Oil Company, Incorporated. ft Like oxidized metal Oxidized Oil is no Rood You're seen the effect of oxidation on metal. Rusted equipment that must be scrapped. But you seldom see the Insidious effect of oil oxidation Inside your engine . . . the sludgy timing gears and other working parts... vital parts that need good lubrication protection. Give them the protection of new Golden Shell Motor Oil with oxidation Inhibitor. Golden- Shell. politics from an American Point of View." For March is scheduled John B. Hughes, popular Pacific coast commentator, with an up-to-date commentary on events of the time and April will bring Dr. Beryl Orris, renowned student of psychiatry, discussing popular psycniatry including juvenile de linquency, mental crack-ups of the armed forces, world disturb ances and their reactions to in dividuals and other phases. Locals Home From Service Arthur N. Allison and Prentice C. Pet ty, Jackson county men who have recently received honor able discharges from the army, reported yesterday to Selective Service board No. 2. Robert Stewart, Arnold McNeil and Sidney Wetzel reportecLto board No. 1. ... Auto Accident Considerable damage was caused Monday to a sedan operated by Mrs. Leonard Gaines, Prospect, when in col lision at Third and Bartlett streets with a car driven by Al bert F. White, Applegate, accord ing to an accident report filed with city police. A second re port states that cars driven by Margaret Hilkey, Route 1, Cen tral Point, and A. Daugherty, King street, were slightly dam aged yesterday in a collision on North Central avenue. Nltiells Here Following 34 months in the navy as a chief specialist In athletics, training navy recruits, Walter E. Nitzell, former principal at Oak Glove school, returned to Mcdford Monday from San Diego, wnere he received an honorable dis charge from the navy. Mrs. Nitzell, who made her home nenr the San Diego naval training center during the summer, re turned with her husband to their homo at 727 Palm street. The couple visited Sequoia National park and King's Canyon en route here. Men Discharged Several Rogue River valley men were among the latest group to be dis charged from the army at Ft. Lewis, Wash., a release from the fort states. Receiving discharges were Sgt. Glenn B. Rodgers, route 4, box 14; Pvt. James W. Hobbs, Phipps Auto park; Pfc. Era W. Van Brunt, 236 South Central avenue, and T'Sgt. Wal ter E. Bish, route 4, box 145, Medford. Others were T'5 floyd S. William and Sgt. Marion D. Reed, Ashland; T'9 Clayton D. Ayers, Central Point; T'Sgt. Robert C. Wilson, Gold Hill, and S'Sgt. Earl V. Harnish, Eagle Point. Atom Locomotive Early Objective Belleville. N.J., Sept. 13 (U.R) Construction of an atomically driven railroad locomotive will be begun soon, according to Ralph Lucus, chief engineer of the United States Industrial Re search and Development Com pany, Elmlra, N.Y. Lucas said that he had patent on a formula through which the 1 atomic energy of steel and mer- cury would be harnessed, j through a type of turbine, to an : experimental engine for the ! New York Central Railroad. I Construction will begin here shortly, he said. Thunder. Sep. 13. 1948 MEDrORO MAIL THIBtTNT JfHTB CHILE ROCKS Santiago, Chile, Sept. 13 (U.R) An earth shock rocked parts of Chile for about two minutes beginning at 7:18 a. m. today. Six deaths were reported in San- j iiago wnen inree oio nouses col lapsed. Some power lines were affected. Fifty-seven of California's 88 counties are governed by a: board of five supervisors; San I Francisco county alone Is gov erned by a board of eleven. HELP WANTED O FRUIT PICKERS (Men) Long Job Good Pay Close to Town O PACKING HOUSE HELP (Men) For Trucking, Car Loading and Cold Storage. Apply In Person at Bear Creek Orchards South Pacific Highway- Phono 2161 1 M I Jl Refined Cruelty Practiced by Japs Alhambra, Cal., Sept. 13 U.R) Japanese prison guards would show him letters from home and then burn them as he watch ed, Lt. Cmdr. Fort H. Callahan, the officer who sent the final message from Corregldor, said today. Callahan, prisoner of the Jap anese since the fall of "The Rock" in 1942, returned to his wife and home yesterday, cnly a week after his rescue from Zentsuji camp In northern Honshu. TRUMAN'S DOCTOR Washington, Sept. 13 (U.R) The White House today an nounced appointment of Col. Wallace Harry Graham, 34-year-old army doctor from Kansas City, as physician to President Truman. He succeeds Vice Adm. Ross T. Mclntire, who will con tinue to be surgean general of the navy. TEACHERS NEEDED Sacramento, Sept. 13 (U.R) Certificates for approximately 10,000 emergency teachers for California public schools will be approved at a meeting of the Slate Board of Public Instruction Oct. 5, Dr. Walter F. Dexter, State Superintendent of Schools, reported today. FOUR KILLED IN BUS Ayer, Mass., Sept. 13 (U.R) Four overseas veterans en route to Fort Devens for furloughs or discharges were burned to death and 35 others were injured to day when a crowded bus over turned, exploded and was de stroyed by flames in the center of this town. HOUSEWARES COOKIE JAR $4.79 Red and Cream Pottery I NO-RUB FLOOR WAX Speed gloss emulsified liquid Floor Wax. Dries in 20 minutes. A West- JCF wood product. (J41 06) Quart Jt 20-piece DIHNERW ARE California Pottery Colon Service for Four yf 10 Regular $5.95 -J Colorful but not gaudy, glazed In bril liant California green, yellow, dutt rose and turquoise. The colon are mixed in each set. 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