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VARGAS WITHDRAWS
Rid De Janeiro, Nov. 7 (U.R)
Getulio Vargas, deposed a week
ago as president of Brazil, has
withdrawn from the race for the
national senate.
"I WAS CONSTIPATED
FOR MANY YEARS!"
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AR GREEK ORCHARDS
South Pacific Highway
FALL
10 BE DISPLAYED
National Book Week will be
celebrated this year from Nov.
11 to 17. In the boys and girls
department of the Medford pub
lic library, it will be heralded
with many activities, and an in
teresting display of new fall
books.
Among the books to ba shown
are a number of outstanding
biographies and career stories
for older boys and glrla such
as "The Little Giant; the Story
of Stephan A. Douglas" Nolan;
"Oliver Hazard Perry" Fenton;
"Runway to th Sun" Scott.
This last will be of special ap
peal to boys liking aviation, as
it is the personal record of this
famous aviator.
Girls will an joy "Brave
Nurse" Newcomb, which in
cludes ten true stories of heroic
nurses of our own and other
lands. "We Have Tomorrow"
Bontemp, is timely and inspir
ing as it tells of the struggle
and successes of a dozen Negro
Americans, who have distin
guished themselves in one or an
other art or profession. Adults
as well as boys and girls will
find this an arresting book.
Boys will especially like the
following, "Mudhen" Allen, a
first rate school story. "Hurri
cane Treasure" Sackett; "Black
Stallion Returns" Farley;
"Wings Over the Dessert"
Dean; "Patriot in the Saddle"
Nolan, and "Mystery of the Log
ging Camp" Reynolds, are all
well written stories charged with
mystery and suspense.
Books for older girls are var
ied, with a predominence of
career stories. Listed with these
are, "Fair Is the Morning"
Erdman; "Gail Gardner, Junior
Cadet Nurse" Sutton; "Cross
roads for Penelope" Thomp
son: "Lady Lea t h e r n e c k"
White. Other good girls stories
are, "Bramble Bush" Dickson;
"Windigo" Pinkerton, and 'Up
With Your Barrier" Lockwood.
Younger children will find
HELP
WANTED
With or Without Experience
To Pack Gift Boxes
To Assist in Our
Novelty Room
Join Several Hundred of Your
Neighbors in This Pleasant Way
to Make Money From Now Until
the Christmas Holidays
BUSSES DIRECT TO
OUR DOOR
EXCELLENT CAFETERIA
new flrends In "Ilenka" King
man; "Secrets" Jones; "Augus
tus" Bishop; "Little Thunder"
Burro wes; "Guess What's In
the Grass" Mitchell, and "9
Crybaby Dolls" Bernhard.
Miss Mildred Selby, children's
librarian, urged parents, teach
ers, and children to drop into
the library sometime during the
week to browse. Those in charge
will be glad to aid in suggesting
books for home purchase, and
in making suggestions for Christ
mas gifts.
E
Ladies of the Friends Church,
Old Highway and De Barr ave
nue, will meet at the church
Thursday at 1 p." m., to set up
a program to handle clothing to
be sent to people in war-torn
Europe. The Missionary Guild
will be reorganized for the win
ter season, and committees ap
pointed to serve on the clothing
drive.
Any kind of wearable cloth
ing or cloth for adults and chil
dren, as well as shoes of any size
can be used. Even if the cloth
ing is not cleaned, or mended,
the need is so great that the la
dies of the community will pre
pare the materials and the men
will package it for shipment,
and send it direct to the Ameri
can Friends Service Committee
in Philadelphia, and the church
committee on Overseas Relief
and Rehabilitation.
All ladies are invited to attend
the first meeting of the season.
The church will become a depot
to handle the clothing, and pick
up service will be had by calling
2926.
PLANE WRECK FOUND
Memphis, Tenn., Nov. 7 (U.R)
Wreckage found near Marion,
111., has been identified as that
cf a navy plane missing since
Oct. 21 on a Chicago-to-Memphis
flight, naval air station officials
reported today. Two. bodies
found in the wreckage were
identified as Ens. Ralph W. Lar
son, Clearfield, Utah, and Amm.
lc E. F. Manion, Worchester,
Mass. -
Cloalng time foi Clanlfled Ada l:3U
a m Too Late to Classify 12:15 p m
Telephone 2161
ARMISTICE DAY
IS
Washington, Nov. 7 U.R)
President Truman today issued
his Armistice day proclamation,
calling on the nation to observe
Nov. 11 In honor of those who
fought in World War I.
The president also asked- the
people at the same time to
dedicate themselves 'to the
building of an enduring peace
among the countries of the
world."
Medford will celebrate the
holiday Monday, Nov. 12, since
Nov. 11 'falls on Sunday. Plan
ned are the traditional Armis
tice Day parade and dance and
other annual events staged by
veterans' organizations of the
city. The annual football game
between Medford and Ashland
has been advanced, and will be
played Friday of this week.
Maj. Jerrold Owen,
Legionnaire Editor
Accepts Bank Post
Portland, Nov. 7 Appoint
ment of Maj. Jerrold Owen as
director of public relations for
Central bani, with head office
in Oakland, Cal., is announced
by President Frank L. Belgrano,
Jr. of that institution.
Owen has been publisher since
1019 of the Oregon Legionnaire.
This newspaper is the largest
and oldest American Legion de
partment publication.
Prior to the war, he was state
administrator of civilian defense
in Oregon.
For 10 years he was adminis
trator of the Oregon World War
Veterans State 'Aid commission
and for nine years was a mem
ber of the publication commis
sion of the American Legion,
which handles the Legion maga
zine and the National Legion
naire. When World War II began, he
entered the second time, was
given the rank of captain and
served through five campaigns
in France as a military govern
ment officer. He was the only
detachment commander among
77 military government teams
under the 1st army to receive
the Croix de Guerre with Silver
Star for his service in France.
P.-T. A. Activities
Sams Valley P. T. A.
Sams Valley Parent-Teacher
association will hold its regular
meeting Nov. 9 at 8:30 p.m. at
the schoolhouse.
Refreshments will be served.
Central Point P. T. A.
Capt. B. N. Ahl of the Navy
Medical corps at Camp White
will be the featured speaker at
the Dad's Night meeting of the
Central Point P. T. A., Nov. 9
at the high school at 7:15 p.m.
A trio composed of Mrs. John
Clark, Mrs. Joe Munshaw, and
Mrs. Rolf Hanson will offer vo
cal selections and Mrs. Eve
Prentice will present her Cen-
the sanitary
napkin with the
"Cushion
Center"
2 pkgs. 39c
yew CUSHION COMFORT ond moximwM
protfKtlon.
Mede by the eiolen of M 0 TISSUI
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7
tral Point pupils In accordion
solos. Community singing will
be in charge of Mrs. Lloyd Mor
ris and a program will be pre
sented by seventh grade pupils.
Refreshments will be served
by mothers of pupils in the
eighth grade.
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179
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our Catolog Department for Hems not In
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Wedaesdey-. Not. 7, 194S MEDFORD MAIL-TRIBUNE FIVB
veterans at the administration
office In the federal building
according to E. L. Knight, local
representative.
Knight also announced that
beginning Saturday, Nov. 10, the
office would .observe 44-hour
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198
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Country
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The first postwar washing ma
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Seabees on the Island of Tinian
in the South Pacific.
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