MARY SUE GREENE HURT
IN COLLISION WITH CAR
Mary Sue Greene, 16, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Dickpreene,
611 South Riverside avenue,
was taken to Community hospi
tal yesterday afternoon shortly
BROWN SUGAR
GIVES 'E.M A HOMEMADE TASTB
Jiffy Baked Beans
2 c. canned baked beans
3 tbsp. C and H Brown Sugar
1 tbsp. prepared mustard
yt c water
Combine all ingredienti In
casserole. Bake slowly 40
minutes. Serves 3-4.
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made from juicy, red-ripe 1 (jly M-
tomatoes. Chick fcream faW&&'J Sf7
fragrant Spices- combined i )
with homelike care-stevca. SkilP?" jrggy
after walking Into an automo
bile operated by M. E. Fox, 307
Chestnut street, city police re
ported today. The accident oc
curred on East Main street near
Cottage street, police said.
Although still confined to the
hospital. Miss Greene's condition
was not believed serious, it was
said.
What the Girl Scouts
Are Doing
ORGANIZE CHORUS
A Girl Scout chorus has been
organized for all Girl Scouts in
Jackson County. First meeting
for this chorus will be at the
Scout Headquarters, 500 E. Main
street, Saturday, Dec. 8th, at
11:00 a. m.
The chorus Is under the
sponsorship of the Girl Scout
program committee of which
Mrs. C. A. Thatcher is chairman.
Girls desiring badge credit will
be able to complete the require
ments for the group music badge.
Christmas carols will be fea
tured in December, as Girl
Scouts traditionally sing carols
in the local hospitals.
San Francisco, Dec. 6 tU.PJ
The tuna catch has shown a
sharp increase since tuna boats
which were drafted into Pacific
during the war have returned
to the commercial fishing fleet,
E. H. Bell, vice president of
American Can company, said
today.
Jewelry
Featuring a Fine Stock of
O Diamonds Wedding Rings
Costume Jewelry
O Men's and Women's Wrist Watches
O Watch Repair Department
33 North Central
MEDFORD CENTER BUILDING
Sonny in Duress
Account Romances
Los Angeles, Dec. 6 (U.R)
Sonny Wisecarver, the 16-year-old
handyman who eloped with
two married women, was turned
over to the state youth authority
today as an incorrigible delin
quent. .Judge A. A. A. Scott said he
would let the youth authority
see if it could put a damper on
Sonny's charm. The beardless
Lothario appeared before him
yesterday in a probation hear
ing.
Rogue River
Rogue River, Dec. 6 Once
more the mill whistle blows
after being quiet for two
months on account of the strike,
The mill started up again Wed
nesday morning.
Teed Cardin, who owns the
brick store, left Sunday for
Cabin, Idaho, to visit his aged
mother. The same evening his
son Kenneth traveled with him
as far as Spokane on his way to
Ft. Lewis where he expects to
be discharged soon. Kenneth
has been on a furlough and he
and family have been visiting
his parents here. v
Mr. and Mrs. Jean Cacan and
small daughter have been visit
ing at the Wiley-Carter ranch.
Jean has just returned from
overseas and has his discharge.
Mrs. Cacan will be remembered
here as Wilma Shepherd.
The body of Ruth Hawley
was found in the bus when it
was raised at Lake Chelan,
Wash. Ruth was a former resi
dent here when her father ran
a second hand store in the brick
store. She attended school here.
The Hawleys also lost two
grandchildren In the school bus
tragedy.
Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Laws
recently returned from Vallejo,
Calif., where they visited their
daughter and family, Mrs. Enos
Thorton.
Mrs. Grace Rusho of Medford
was a recent visitor here and
called on some of her old
friends, Mrs. Cary and Mrs. C.
S. Hatch. She was accompan
ied by her grandson.
Wilson Neathammer, grand
son of Mrs. Tom W.ilson, has re
cently been discharged from the
army and visited his grand
mother last week.
Leve Biggers spent several
days at Oakland, Calif., visiting
his mother. He spent Thanks
giving with her.
Mrs. Richard Scott has receiv
ed word from her mother, Mrs.
L. Pryor at Kodiak, Alaska,
that she and husband expect to
leave by boat about the middle
of the month for Rogue River.
Mr. and Mrs. Pryor may locate
here. They have sold their pro
perty on Nelson Islanu. Alaska.
Mrs. Effie Birdseye was hos-1
tess at a shower held at her
the Opening
home on South Pacific Highway
in honor of Miss Eileen Dick
whose engagement to Charles
Miller has been announced re
cently. Miss Dick received
many lovely gifts.
Chet Willson has sold his feed
store here. Mr. Willson will be
missed by his patrons.
Mrs. Al Osburn is In Wyom
ing visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Hawk and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Burnett
and two children of Vancouver,,
spent Thanksgiving with Mr.
Burnett's parents and visited
Mrs. Burnett's father and other
relatives on Sardine Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Furhman,
who were recently married in
California, have returned to
their home on the South High
way. Mrs. Furhman was Mrs.
Olive Kierscey and formerly
lived here.
The Girl Scouts bazaar at
their home here Saturday night
was a success in every way.
Everyone reported a very pleas
ant evening.
A new store, Barry's Swap
Shop, has just started in Rogue
River. A second-hand store in
the building where Mr. Buck
and Mr. Barney had a cabinet
and machine shop.
Foots Creek
Foots Creek, Dec. 6 Mr. and
Mrs. Kenenth McCellen, who re
cently bought the cottage and
acre of ground from Charles Mc
Lallen, have sold it to Mr. and
Mrs. Jake Moore of Evans Creek
The McCallens have returned to
Los Angeles, their former home
Mr. and Mrs. W. Bronish have
had as a guest the past week
Mrs. Bronish's brother, W. H.
Wilcox of Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McLal
len spent Thanksgiving day with
Mr. and Mrs. Britton and Mr.
and Mrs. Pratt in Grants Pass.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lance and
son, Bobby, and daughter, Mrs I
Ruth Hope, and Mr. and Mrs
R. E. Cook of Gold Hill, spent
November 22 with Mr. and Mrs.
George Lance.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Stephen
son returned from Portland Nov.
28 where they spent several days
on business.
Mrs. H. Bennett returned home
last week from the hospital at
Grants Pass and is now able to
be up a short time each day.
Mr. and Mrs. David G. Robert
son of Grants Pass, Rt. 2. called
on Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Stephen
son November 29, while en route
to Stafford, Kans., where they
will spend some time visiting
relatives. Mr. Robertson is Mrs.
Stephenson's brother. .
Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Wolgamott
and family of Eagle Point spent
Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs
Vanoe Wolgamott.
Charles O. McLallen has open
ed an automotive repair shop in
the garage at the Foots Creek
store.
Use Mall ITtbune Want Ada
of
JOB FOR DOOLITTLE
. New York. Dec. 6 (U.R Lt.
Gen. James H. Doolittle, former
commander of the 8th air force,
will return to Shell Union Oil
company as vice-president Jan.
1, the company announced to
day. Doolittle also will be a
nominee for the board of direc
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THREE DIE IN FIRE
Inkom, Ida., Dec. 6 (U.PJ A
27-year-old mother and two of
her six children were burned to
death here today when fire des
troyed their two-room frame
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Thursday, Dec. 6. 1945 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN
home. The remaining five mem
bers of the family were serious
ly burned. Killed by the flames
were Mrs. Lamont Norton and
her daughters, Jane Lee, five,
and Dorothy Lee, 18-months.
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Development of an electro
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cians to examine the chests of
1,000 people a day for signs of
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