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K ULWIUi Chicago, Dec. 4 (U.R) A giant, coal-black Aberdeen An gus, winner in the junior cham pionship steer division, will compete today for the grand championship of the Chicago fat stock show. The p r i z e-w inning 1,070 pound steer, Queen's Lad, own ed by Robert Johnson, 20-year-old Galva, la., youth, was chosen grand champion of the Junior cattle entrants over champions in the Hereford and Shorthorn classes. Johnson's entry defeated a champion Hereford exhibited by T. Richard Lacy, Jr., 19, Kan sas, 111., and a Shorthorn steer entered by Albert Frizler, 19, Sterling, Colo. Fritzler's steer, Shorty, was awarded the reserve champion ship. Lacy's placed third. DENTURE DANGER Barstow, Calif., Dec. 4 (U.R) Robert Cunningham, 64-year-old veteran desert miner, died in jail of suffocation here last night when he swallowed his false teeth. - Police said Cunningham, of Tecopa, Calif., was being held for investigation on a charge of intoxication after he was in volved in an automobile acci dent. Closing time foi Classified Ads 8:3U rn Too Late rr, Classify 12:15 p m Grave? a Jones, s f6e on in town w6o coesn'f need tfifs engine Any kind of oil would do for the put-put engines of Grandpa Jones' day. But modern motors need an oil that docs more than just lubricate. RPM Motor Oil, for instance, is compounded to stop corrosion, which can wreck bearings as quickly as a file. You can't get at your engine to scrape it out the way you can a pipe. That's why we put a cleansing agent in RPM Motor Oil that gradually cleans out gum and carbon, and prevents new formations. "RPM" keeps engines cleaner, saves repair bills in today's cars. rfcOH OUAtflT. matusaut siasu uu on. dt Cfiwro? Gas Siatfois, Gavges and 'Stata'ard' Stations 9H0PPING- 17 V Phoenix Juniors To Present Play Friday Evening Phoenix, Dec. 4 The juniors of Phoenix high school will pre sent the gay and fast moving comedy "Henpecked Henry," Dec. 7 at 8 p. m., in the high school gymnasium. Ray Millard as "Henpecked Henry," and lone Elrod, his domineering wife, Ervilla, play the leading parts. Other mem bers of the cast are: Richard Sturgill, Lois Inman, Evelyn Ferns, Peggy Gloves, Robert El rod, Dorothy Keene, Jane Mac intosh, Jewell Hutton and Nor man Caster. Mr. Wheeler is director. ' Special music will be furn ished by the school band directed by Harry Meyers. During the 1944-45 season, California sardine fishermen caught 548,415 tons. saver m ' . v. sryi i .it How Improved RPM Motor Oil Takes Better Care of Your Car Dtrgnt Oxidation Inhibitor Corrosion compound to to prvnt guts Inhibitor tit on ongino. ond ilwdgo. rodvcM war. Christmas Music Program Planned At SOCE Dec. 16 Southern Oregon College of Education, Ashland, Dec. 4 The annual Christmas music program at the Southern Oregon College of Education wil be giv en Dec. 16, at 3 p. m. in the administration building auditor ium. Wallace Sapp, music director at SOCE, announces a program of unusual interest is in prepara tion. The chorus will include around 35 voices, men and wom en. Vocal music will have or chestra accompaniment, and the program will feature a vocal trio and string and brass ensemble. The SOCE Christmas music program has always provided pleasing and Impressive specta cle, and this year Mr. Sapp promises even more than usual stress on pageantry, which will include a tableau of the nativity with colored lighting. The col lege art and dramatic depart ments, cooperating to create program spectacle, are experi menting In new costume effects intended to obtain in human tableau and effect of stone fig ures as in the familiar miniature creche. The annual Christmas music program at SOCE, always an outstanding event of the holi days, noted for a skillful blend ing of the arts of music and pageantry with the spirit of the season, is produced for the pub lic, and people throughout the j valley have for years come to n?an a. r- -1 .mm 8L fe . m Ouch I That engine's sizzling hot. But it's many timet hotter inside. That's why Improved RPM Motor Oil has an ingredient that makes it cling to engine hot spots. Old fashioned oils (like the kind Grandpa Jones still uses) creep away from these hot spots. Wo fortified Improved RPM Motor Oil to solve every lubrication problem even to a "de-foamer" to prevent crankcase air-bubbles. Straight mineral oils little changed from Grandpa Jones' day can't giva modern motors full protection. "RPM" does, try it! D-foomr to prvnt olr bubble. Ashland for this first evnt of Christmas. P.-T. A. Activities Jacksonville P.-T-.. Dr. A. Erin Merkel, county health officer, will show moving pictures and speak at the meet ing of the Jacksonville Parent- Teacher association at the high school Wednesday at 8 p. m. A musical program will be furnished by Ray Lewis and Frank Snyder who will present two piano numbers. A social hour with refreshments will fol low the meeting. Everyone interested is cordi ally Invited to attend. Phoenix P.-T.A. Ben Schmidt, secretary of the Medford Y.M.C.A., will speak at the meeting of the Phoenix Parent-Teacher association set for Thursday at 2:30 p. m. The sec retary will speak on China, where he resided for a number of years. Howard P.-T.A. Howard Parent-Teacher as sociation will meet Friday eve ning for a covered dish dinner to begin promptly at 7 o'clock at the school house. Each family is asked to bring their own table service, a hot dish and either a salad or dessert. Coffee and rolls will be furnish ed by the P.-T.A. A program has been planned for the social evening and the Rev. Milo Ross will speak. Children must be accompanied by their parents. Use Mall rrltmne want Ads A famov. Standard (mm. V -a -Wfie A . of Collf.rnle prod vet Florence Harbor Hearing Slated Washington, Dec. 4 (U.R) Rep. Harris Ellsworth, R., Ore said today the district army en gineers will hold a hearing at Florence, Ore., early next year on the need of a harbor at the mouth of the Siuslaw river. TESTIMONY RESUMED IN TAYLOR HEARING Testimony was resumed today in the hearing of the suit of Ed win Taylor, Applegato farmer against the Southern Oregon Mining company, Ltd., for ful fillment of contract in the re placement of soil removed In dredging operations on the Tay lor farm in 1940. Judge Dal M. King of Coos county is occupy ing the bench, due to Judge Hanna disqualifying himself. It is expected testimony in the case will be concluded today. DELAY SENTENCING OF BOESCH AND MADDEN Emmett B o e s c h of Bauer, charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor, and Lester Edward Madden charged with obtaining money under false pretenses, appeared before Circuit Judge H. K. Hanna this morning. Passing of sentence was deferred pending return of fingerprints. BIRTHS WILLIAMS To Mr. and Mrs. R. L., Pardee Court, Dee. 4, 1945, a girl, six pounds, at Com munity hospital. CASH To Mr. and M. M. L., 17 Hawthorne, Dec. 3, 1945, a boy, 614 pounds, at Community hospital. THE GRANGE Roxy Ann Grange Roxv Ann Grnnen will hnlH its first December meetinff Frl. day evening at 8 o'clock. Re- tresnments will be served by Mr. and Mrs. I. F. Wnlf nnrf Mr and Mrs. P. L. Rushton. Donations fop the rummnun sale, to be held Dec. 11 at Walt's Radio Shop, 411 East Main street, should be broucht to thp meeting. JAP SUICIDES Khnnohni Tine a lim t t fVil Mnrill Unti-l T., Jtifjnusu se cret police commander charged with the torturing murder of three Americans in Hankow, ftnmmlitn4 fiiinU. Tit no vuiiiiiiiucu ouiuuc nwv. io, au thorities disclosed today, ilat- .u.i wa sum iu nave laKcn poi son at a Hankow hospital where he was confined by heart trou- HOUSING RELIEF Los Annnlns. rw I fllPl Kcnel lor the housing shnrtnno was in sight today with the navy s announcement it will re lease iu,uuu,uu0 worth of build ing material to construction in dustry Dec. 17. The materials will be made available as soon as the Reconstruction Finance Corp. catalogues and indexes items involved. WEATHER Northern California: Rain to day and showers tonight. Clear ing Wednesday except showers extreme north portion. Strong to gale force southerly wind off coast becoming southwest ind west and decreasing tonight. Cooler tonight. RECITAL TONIGHT Seaman Wm. Fuhrhpru vlnlln 1st of Chicago, accompanied by Miss Phyllis Furrv of Mnri fnrrt at the piano, will be heard In an evening of classical music at 7:30 tonight in the Chapel of the Rocks and Roses. No admission chflran will hp mnHn hut t thank offering will be given the young musicians. STORM WARNINGS San Francisco, Dec. 4 (U.R) Storm warnings were In effect today along the Pacific coast north of Pt. Conception, Cal., and in the inland waters of Washington and the strait of Juan De Fuca, the Weather Bu reau announced. "PHOOEY!" I SAID, "UON'T BELIEVE IT!" 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