DRAFT HOLIDAY
FOR CHRISTMAS
Washington, Dec. 7 (U.R)
The draft will take a holiday
this Christmas but not demobil
ization. Selective service headquart
ers has directed that no regis
trants be sent to induction cen
ters Dec. 22 through Dec. 26,
or on Jan. 1.
At the same time the war de
partment announced that army
separation center would keep
going full blast on Christmas and
New Year's day to avoid inter
ruption o f demobilization,
though all other military In-,
stallations in the U. S. will be'
on holiday schedule. j
Albany Boy Champ
Vegetable Grower
Cincinnati, O., Dec. 7 (U.R)
James L. Ammon, 18, of Albany,'
Ore., was named 1945 champion
today in the National Junior
Vegetable Growers association
production-marketing contest, i
Ammon produced and sold
$5,300 worth of truck crops last
summer to top contestants from
46 states in competition for
$6.000. in scholarship awards.
The scholarships are provided.
by the Great Atlantic and Paci
fic Tea company. Runners-up to
Ammon included Regional
Champion John Grenz, 16, of
Albany, Ore.
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CHRISTIANITY HAS the ANSWER
Bible Classes for All Ages 9:45
Morning Worship 10:55 A.M.
Hear Mrs. E. R. Moon, Missionary from Jamaica
Christian Youth Fellowship 6:30 P. M.
Evangelistic Services 7:30 P. M.
OLD-FASHIONED HYMN SING
Hear the Message: "WITH A PERSECUTOR and
BLASPHEMER"
E. RONALD RICE DELBERT W. DANIELS
Minister of Music Minister
9th at Oakdale
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
This turned out to be a busy
week, with the 60th annual
meeting of the Oregon Horti
cultural society being held here,
federal court opening with both
grand and trial jury sessions,
and the health association wind
ing up the mass chest X-ray pro
gram and starting on the annual
Christmas seal sale. Christian
Endeavor societies of the dis
trict are holding a rally at the
Presbyterian church here to
night. News from the national capi
tal this week said that the
Veterans' Administration had
approved a new hospital for
Klamath Falls and that supple
i ental appropriations had been
asked by the Department of the
Interior to provide a winter
program for Crater Lake park.
However, further word from
Washington was to the effect
that there is still hope that the
Camp White hospital will be
taken over by the administra
tfon and park officials here de
clare it is too late to start a
winter program for Crater Lake
due to lack of equipment and
a proper staff.
Members of the Tornado foot
ball team are elated over the
prospect of attending the East
West Shrine football game in
San Francisco New Year's Day.
As a reward for winning the
district two and southern Oregon
championships, business men,
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CONTINUOUS DELIVERY SATURDAY
FRUITCAKES Tnha $1.99 and, $3.60
FANCY GLACE FRUITS 89c and $1.87
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INGREDIENTS
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ALMONDS Shelled 8-oz. pkg. 63c
MINCE MEAT Brandywine 2-lb. jar 53c
PEANUT BUTTER Royal Club.. 1 lb. 32c; 2 lb. 59c
PRUNES 2 lb. pkg. 36c
RAISINS Seedless 15 oz. 14c
WHITE BEANS 2 lb. pkg. 23c
MARSHMALLOW Topping Pint jar 39c
The Best in Fine Produce
ITALIAN BROCCOLI . lb. 19c
LOCAL TURNIPS Large bunches ... 2 for 19c
CARROTS Tender and sweet 2 for 15c
SUNKIST ORANGES "200" size Doz. 49c
TEXAS PINK GRAPEFRUIT lb. 13c
CITY MEAT MARKET
121 N. CENTRAL NEXT DOOR TO RELIABLE GROCERY
Owners: John P. Hartsook & Othar C. Richey
Free delivery service in connection with Reliable Grocery . . . where you
may have your Groceries and Meat delivered together . . . Phone 4321.
Fresh and Cured Meats Al. A Complete Line Frith Fish
Of All Kinds
And Poultry
PORK STEAK
PORKCHOPS
VEAL STEAK
VEAL CHOPS
BEEF RD. STEAK
BEEF ROASTS
KIP. SALMON
HALIBUT SALMON
FILET RED SNAPPER
OYSTERS Lge. & small
FRESH SHRIMP
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lodges and service clubs have
contributed funds for tin trip.
The boys will be accompanied
by their coaches. Announcement
of the award was made at a
football banquet given by the
Lions' club, and at this time
Darrell Riggs, captain, was pre
sented the October award of the
Medford Athletic association.
Despite only one clear day in
November, the monthly rainfall
was only slightly above normal.
High winds a couple of days
kept the fire laddies busy put
ting out flue fires.
Quite a few Medford people
went up to EuRene for the OSC
University same, which OSC
won 13 to 12.
Interest is keen in the Victory
Bond queen contest, with Mar
garet Ruth Bolton being in the
lead at present.
Four weddings were announc
ed Sunday, Carlin Piatt to
Maurice W. Davis, air corps
veteran of Stockton, Calif.;
Margaret Whittle of Ashland to
Price M. Hennan, Jr., medical
corps veteran from Albuquer
que; Evelyn Little of Prairie
City to Douglas Mordoff - and
Barbara Lois Ketchum of Port
land to Richard D. Proebstel,
veteran of four year's service
with the "Fighting Irish" regi
ment. The engagement of La
Velle Mason to Walter Chester
Ricks, Jr., navy veteran, has
been announced.
One of the recent arrivals
home is Lt. Raymond Proctor,
photographic officer witi the
13th air force who served 33
months in the Southwest Pacific
and First Lt. Leland E. Wilson
is en route home from Manila
after service with the Fifth air-
force. Capt. Leslie Conroy has
reported for duty at Glennon
hospital, Okmulgee, Okla., after
a visit here. He served in the
European theater. Bob Hamilton
Sic, who served in the Pacific
for the past eight months on a
destroyer, was home recently on
a brief leave.
Lewis A. Rose, stationed with
the. third signal battalion near
Keigo Seoul, Korea, has been
promoted to technical se-geant
On the last list of men dis
charged are the names of Robert
L. Ettinger, former lieutenant
in the navy air corps who serv
ed 27 months in the Pacific;
former air force sergeant, Rus
sell W. Roseborough, in the
army nearly four years; Harry
H. Heavilin, former technician
who spent 11 months overseas
with an engineer unit; Gordon
Barker, now back with the city
fire department after serving In
Italy; Robert Blacss, in the air
corps eight months; R. Burdctte
Center, who served 18 months
in the European theater as a
sergeant and John F. O'Hara, in
the military police six years.
Others discharged ore Virgil
Lacy, who served with the 20th
air force on Tinian; John L.
Bittle, former sergeant who
spent 18 months in Italy; George
Fredenburg, former sta.'f serg
eant with the 13th air force, and
Lloyd W. Oliver, who served
both in the Pacific and European
theaters.
Pictures of Cadet Dan Graham
make up the cover of the Nov.
16 issue of the Pointer at West
Point. Cadet Graham is pictured
wearing both his cadet uniform
and the regular army uniform
which he will graduate into in
June.
California Storm
Kicks Up High Sea
Los Angeles, Dec. 6 (U.R)
Damage from heavy surf wWch
pounded the water front from
Malibu to Long Beach today
totaled at least 10 boats beach
ed, three fishing boats torn from
their moorings and splintered on
the beach, one other capsized,
and water-front homes Invaded
and damaged by waves.
Redondo Beach was hit heav
iest by the swollen sea which
sent swells ranging up to 30
feet in height crashing upon the
beach and into sea-side homes.
MRS. HUGHES DIES
Washington, Dee. 7 U.R1 '
Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes,
wife of the former chief Justice
of the United States, died at her
home here last night, one day
after her 57th wedding anni
versary. Mrs. Hughes, 81, had
been ill for several weeks.
Funeral services will be held In
New York where interment
will be in Woodlawn cemetery.
Clotlnt time rnr Sunday 140 Lata
to Classify 4 00 Saturday afternoon
Pleat temembet
OPEN UP YOUR
Salem, Ore., Dec. 6 (U.R)
The growing list of candidates
for the position of congressional
representative from the first
Oregon district may be pruned
to two-one for the democrats
and one for the republicans
after the two parties hold their
respective congressional com
mittee meetings here the next
two consecutive Saturdays.
Secretary of State Robert S.
Farrell, Jr., flipped a hot pota
to right out of his official lap
and into the political merry-go-round
when he announced yes
terday that he would allow
candidates, nominated by party
committees, to run under party
labels on the special election
ballot set for January 11. Elec
tion officials previously had
stated that candidates would
have to run as independents.
Four G. O. P. Aspirants
The republican committee
which Is to meet here Dec. 8
has a field of four announced
candidates from which to
choose. Two Walter Norblad.
of Astoria, and Dan Harmon of
Newberg have stated they
would abide by the party selec
tion if other republican candi
dates would do likewise. They
both spoke in favor of party
solidarity. R. I. Conn, an army
captain now on terminal leave
at his home in Lake Grove, said
he would run regardless of
party endorsement, but in view
of recent developments, Conn
too may retire from the race If
not endorsed by the republi
cans. Eugene E. Marsh, McMlnn
ville attorney and speaker of
the Oregon house of representa
tives, has not committed himself
regarding endorsement, but it is
believed by some that Marsh
already has received the nod
from Republican big wigs and
will be carrying the GOP col
ors to the polls.
Two Democrats
On the democratic side of the
fence, two candidates have an
nounced their entry Into the
race. They are Bruce Spauld
ing, Salem attorney, one of the
demos' favorite sons, and Jack
Bain, of Oregon City, state rep
resentative from the Clackamas
Multnomah joint district.
Two other persons still unde
cided in the "I-wanta-bc-a-con-gressman"
contest are Morton
Tompkins, state grange master,
a republican, and Lyman Ross,
Washington county democrat.
Closing time rot Classified Ada 8:30
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Los Angeles, Dec. (U.R)
A handsome, debonair young
man terrorized three waves in
their apartment for two hours
with a gun and raped one of
them after dancing with her,
the girls told police today.
Appetizing
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