TWO MCT)rOHD MAIL-TRIBUNE Wedneidar. Sept. 19. 1943
Feature of July 14 observance
of Bastille Day in New Orleans
vas the "Milk Man'i Race."
to relieve stuffiness, Invite
H note fills up
3f wonderful how a little Va-tro-nol
up each nostril relieves stuffy transient
congestion. If yon need relief tonight,
try it I Follow directions In package.
VJCKS VA-YRO-NQL
Santa Anita Purse
Biggest on Record
Arcadia. Calif., Sept. 19 4U.K)
Santa Anita's derby purse will
be doubled from $50,000 to
$100,000, making it the richest
derby event exclusively for
three-year-olds in turf records,
track officials said today,
Santa Anita Park, in announc
ing its 1945-46 stakes program
for the 55-day winter meeting
from Dec. 29 to March 16, listed
$650,000 (or distribution, biggest
purse total in racing history.
The Santa Anita handicap
purse also reached the $100,000
mark.
ILLINOIS JOCKEY
SHE APPEARS
TO BE SETTLED
Clofllni time (or Clnsalfierl Adi 8 30
m 'no Late to Classify 12:13 p m
. Bring your Radio to
Ward's Service Dept.
2nd floor for need
ed repairs, adjust
ments, tubes and bat
teries. Prompt and Economical Service
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ontgomery
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ard
Chicago, Sept. 1 9 ai.W The
threatened Jockey strike at two
Illinois tracks today appeared to
have died an early death.
Riders at the Hawthorne track,
Chicago, and the Fairmount
track at Collinsville, near St
Louis, Mo., originally were
scheduled to walk out today but
the Jockey Guild of America
postponed the strike yesterday
pending the verdict of the guild's
board of directors in New York.
The strike originally had been
called by the guild to protest re
fusal of the Illinois racing board
to grant a license to Wendell
Euds. He was suspended almost
a year and a half ago because of
a series of violations he alleged
ly committed during three years
of riding on the nation's lead
ing tracks.
In announcing postponement
of the strike, John B. Kelly, gen
eral manager of the guild, said
the Jockeys at both tracks would
be permitted to accept mounts
through Monday at which time
he expected to be Informed of
the directors' verdict. Kelly ad
ded that if the guild directors ap
proved the strike, it might spread
nationwide.
An official high In racing cir
cles, however, said that the
strike would never materialize
and that Eads undoubtedly
would take his case to court just
as Jockey Robert Mcrritt did In
New York two years ago.
Rough Rufus On Mat Card
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MUWK.
PEAR PACKERS
WE, CAN USE SEVERAL
PACKERS
We especially appeal to those
local women who have packed
fruit in past years to assist the in
dustry over the peak season of the
next two weeks.
Anyone who has packed apples
or oranges can pack pears.
APPLY
Refer Fruit Co.
327 SOUTH FIR ST.
TENNIS TOURNEY
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Los Angeles, Sept. 19 (U.R1
Argentine Champion Heraldo
Weiss Ecuadorian Net Ace
Francisco (Pancho) Segura and
the U. S. national champion,
Sgt. Frankie Parker, went into
third-round play In the Pacific
southwest tennis tournament to
day, headed for a three-way
clash near the top.
Weiss eliminated Hugh Ste
wart of San Marino, Cal., 6-2,
6-3 In second-round play, while
SegUM scored a 6-3, 6-1 win
over Bill Maxwell and Parker
downed Bill Robertson 6-1, 6-2.
In other matches, Alejo Rus
sell of Argentine set down Hen
ry Carbajal, 6-0, 6-0 and Francis
X. Shields defeated John Slsson
9-7, 6-0, 6-4.
HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE
SET FOR TICKET SALE
The Medford high school of
fice will be open from 7 to 10
p.m. Thursday for those who
wish to call for their season foot
ball tickets, Principal Lester
Harris said today. Student ac
tivity tickets and ducats for the
Albany game here Friday night
will on sale at that time, Har
ris said. i
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Rough Rufus Jonei, sensational colored wrestler, is shown
above in a recent match. Jones will meet Ernie Piluso in a return
match on tomorrow night's card. Others on the Medford armory
program are Jack Lipscomb vs. Georges Dusette and Tex Porter
against newcomer Gorilla Poggl.
Scores Yesterday
Coast League"
Portland 2, Sacramento 1.
San Francisco 4, L. Angeles 1
Oakland 11, Hollywood 3.
San Diego 4, Spattle 3.
American League
Washington 12, Detroit
(Only game scheduled)
National League
St. Louis 3, Chicago 2.
Boston 3-2, Cincinnati 1-1
(Only games scheduled)
Favorites Meet In
Softball Play-Off
Cleveland, Sept. 19(U.PJ
The Toronto and Fort Wayne,
Ind., teams, probable opponents
for the world Softball champion
ship, were scheduled to meet to
night in the feature game of a
heavy program. Rain caused
postponement of their game yes
terday. A co-feature game matches the
Houston, Tex., and T a c o m a,
Wash., teams, also undefeated to
date in tournament play. In the
top women's contest, the New
Orleans team plays Phoenix,
Ariz.
Ul. Mall Tribune Want Ada.
Penicillin Mixed
With Ice Cream
For Sore Throat
GIVEN EXE
FROM
china ware, ahotgun rtietlg and
othe:- merchandise will be given
away during the day.
A dance, with special events
for children, has been scheduled
for 9 p.m. to round out a full
day.
Cloalng time for Claasllled Ada 8:30
a m. Too i-aie io
TO TPANSTEH TOJO
Yokohama. Sept. 19 HJB
Former Premier Hidekl Too,
cuperating from a aelf-inflictaj
bullet wound, will be transferred
soon from the 98th evacuation
hospital to the army hospital
ship Marigold, it was disclosed
today.
Washington, Sept. 19 (U.R) ;
Selective Service today gave;
American high school boys the
choice of going to school or tot
ing a rifle and if it's school ,
they can't play hookey.
It announced that boys who
entered high school before they
were 18 years of age win oe
given a chance to graduate be
fore becoming eligible for induc
tion. If their choice is school, Selec
tive Service said, the boys will
have to attend "continuously and
satisfactorily."
The new regulation applies to
all students until they reach the
age of 20. If a student fails to
graduate by the time he is 20
he automatically becomes liable
to Induction.
The United States Department
of Education reported that there
are 317,000 boys aged 18 and
19 now attending high school
throughout the country. Of
these 214.000 are 18 years old
and 76,000 are 19.
The average graduation age
is around 17V4.
San Diego, Sept. 19 (U.R)
Penicillin is now being mixed
with Ice cream and used in the
treatment of throat and mouth
diseases at the U. S. naval train
ing center here, it was revealed
today.
Doctors at the center said they
have successfully used the ice
cream-penicillin compound in
the treatment of streptococcus
throat infection, trench mouth,
scarlet fever and acute tonsil
litis. They said even the most
severe strept throat was com
pletely cured in 10 doses.
In making the mixture, the
Ice cream is allowed to melt.
Then penicillin is added in
amounts ranging from 2,000 to
25,000 units, and the ice cream
is re-frozen.
In addition to being pleasant to
take, doctors said the low tem
perature assures that the peni
cillin will be at full strength
when it reaches the infected
areas.
AUCTION SLATED
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Central Point. Sept. 19 Cen
tral Point Business Men's Assoc
iation will sponsor an auction
here Saturday, beginning at 1
p.m. All proceeds from the
auction will go for benefit of the
Central Point American Legion
post's Veterans Memorial build
ing now under construction.
Merchandise amounting to
hundreds of dollars has been do
nated by merchants for the sale.
The public is Invited to donate
and anyone doing so will be
paid 60 per cent of the auction
price ot his option, it was stated.
Items should be left at Alexan
der Hardware or Coffee Cup
cafe. An. electric refrigerator.
GIRLS for GENERAL
OFFICE WORK
Typ!t Stenographers
I.B.M. Operators
Filing Clerks O Checkers
are needed for both permanent
and temporary position!
GOOD OPPORTUNITIES for
CAPABLE GIRLS CALL
Bear Creek Orchards
Telephone 2161 Please ask for Mrs. Bartelt
HELP WANTED
O FRUIT PICKERS (lien)
Long Job Good Pay Close to Town
O PACKING HOUSE HELP Me
For Trucking, Car Loading and Cold Storage
Apply In Person at . . .
BEAR CREEK ORCHARDS
South Pacific Highway Phone 2161
The pine tree Is the state tree
of Arkansas.
FORCES IN MID-EAST
MAY RETURN BY NOV.
Ca'to, Sept. 19 U.R Ma.
Gen. B. F. Giles, chief of Ameri
can troops In the middle east,
revealed today that approxim
ately 24,000 troops of his com
mand, including all WACS. will
be eligible to return home by
1 Nov. 1.
FORMERLY
DENNY'S CAFE
GOLDEN
PHEASANT
CAFE
Featuring Quality Foods
OPEN EIGHT DAYS A WEEK
7 A. M. to 1 A. M.
127 EAST 6th
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We Must Close Out
SHOP AND SAVE!
EVERY PIECE A BARGAIN
BEAUTIFUL
FRANCISCAN CHINA
Service for 8. Reg. $165.70.
NOW During Our Big Sale
$124
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Beautiful
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Reg. $7.95
NOW
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Indoor Revolving,
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Aluminum
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Big Shipment of
White Porcelain
ENAMELWARE
Polar Bear Brand. With Black Trim
ARRIVING
Tomorrow
GOING AT LOW SALE PRICES!
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In our dressy dresses you'll find
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In our' sport dresses yo
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