Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 03, 1946, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextTEIf MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Thursday. Jn. 3, 1948 ATTENDANCE UP AFTER HOLIDAYS Attendance at Medford city school! yesterday was consider ably better than In the closing day- before the Christmas holi days it was reported from the office of the school superintend ent, E. H. Hedrick. Absences the last day before closing in some instances ran nearly one-fourth of the school enrollments due to influenza and other illnesses. Only senior high school at tendance had dropped. Yester day senior high school reported 104 absent pupils, not including members of the football squad not yet back from San Francisco where they attended the annual East-West game, as compared to 91) the last day before vacation. Junior high school had 79 pu pils as compared to 160 the last day before vacation. Jackson school had but 49 ab sent pupils yesterday, compared to 160 the closing day, while Lincoln school absences totaled 57, same as the last day before vacation. Roosevelt also had 57 absences, as compared to 70 be fore vacation, while Washington reported 63, compared to 140. Absences in all schools totaled 409 yesterday as against 680 the final day before vacation. New City Editor Takes Duties At Ashland Tidings Ashland, Jan. 3 Announce ment of the appointment of Doyle D. Secly, Portland, as city editor of the Daily Tidings was made today by G. M. Grt-cn, editor-manager. Prior to the war Scely was as sociated with the Enterprise at Oregon City. Recently released after serving with the army air corps in the Pacific area, he spent several months with the National Broadcasting company In Hollywood before coming to Ashland. Secly Is a graduate of the high school at West Linn, Ore., and has attended the Uni versity of Hawaii at Honolulu and the University of California at Los Angeles. William A. York Rites Are Held Ashland, Jan. 3 Funeral ser vices for William A. York, 88, who passed away Dec. 28 In a Medford hospital, were held yes terday at 1:30 p.m. at the Lit wilier Funeral chapel. The Rev. G. A. Thompson, Medford, offic iated. Interment was made In the Mountain View cemetery. Ashland Rites For Samuel Rector, 60 Ashland, Jan. 3 Funeral ser vices for Samuel Willis Rector, aged 60, were held today at 1:30 p. m. at the Lltwlller Fun eral chapel and interment was made in Mountain View cem etery. Mr. Rector passed away Dec. 30 in Medford. Daily Weather Report FORECASTS Medford arid vicinity: Cloudy to night and Friday with rain beginning tnnlitht. Snow In mountalni. Little change In temperature. Oregon: Cloudy with rain tonight and Friday. Snow In mountain!, t.ittle change In temperature. Inrrrating loutherly wind off coait. becomlnr strong by tonight. LOCAL nTA Temperature a year ago today: Itlgheit 3.1; lowest 2fl. Total monthly precipitation .flfl Inrhea. Kxreaa for the month .90 tnrhea. Total precipitation aince September 1, IMS. 11 67 tnvhrs. Evceai (or the ticainn 4 33 Inches. Relative humidity at 4:30 p. m. yes terday 81; 4 30 today 97. Tomorrow Runrlie T SO a m. Siinnrt 4 p m Obftrrvatlnni Taken At 4:30 A. M. i:o Meridian Time Hlqh Low Prec nolne SI 34 T Ronton .. an 14 Chicago . . .9 27 T Denver 37 2!) Furrka !MI 44 1 31 Havre 3S 53 Klamath Falls . 44 33 .PI l.oa Anrelea M SO .08 Medlord SI 40 .54 New York . .... aft 33 Omaha ........ 40 IS Phoenix 72 48 Portland SI 44 .11 Reno S3 31 .03 Rotehurg S3 43 .40 Salt lake , 48 33 San Francisco . Sfl 48 .18 Seattle -, S3 44 .39 Spokane 48 39 .1)8 Washington, D. C. 33 34 Yakima 40 34 30 I'sa Mall Tribune Want Ads. PERL SUCCEEDS J. E. EARLEY AS Frank Perl took over the duties, of president of the Med ford Kiwanis club at the meet ing held yesterday at the Hol land Hotel. He succeeds J. E. Earley. Ed Niles has replaced Glen Fabrick as vice-president and Paul McDuffce was re elected secretary and treasurer. New directors are Eugene Fer rell, Paul Sclby, Don Newbury, Don Faber and Bill Peck while Tony Manno and Jlmmie Bolton were re-elected to the board. C. Lyall Fldler was named program chairman for the year and Ron ald Rice will provide programs for the month of January. One-year perfect attendance pins were presented to Perl, Fld ler, Lynn Cram, and Bob Church and two-year pins were award ed to Seth Bullis, Orris Craw ford, Earley, Fabrick, Ed. Felds man, Frank Humphrey and E. E. Kofopd. Carey Thompson gave an Im promptu talk on fishing and later explained the clothing drive which will be conducted in Medford during January. G. Pass Holdup Dodges Dragnet Grants Pass, Jan. 3 Law en forcement officers of two stales were today on the lookout for the man who last Monday morn ing held up and robbed Tracy's Steak House of $337 at the point of a gun. A dragnet applied locally by city, county and state officers was closed without avail after many hours 01 search. Sgt. C. R. Borgman of the state police said that the man's description has been wired to points north and south of Grants Pass. The description given officers was of a man wearing a brown overcoat, who appeared to be about five feet, ten inches tall. weighed about 170 pounds, and was about 35 years of age. False Friends Twit Byrnes On Moscow Aftur hnnrini the results Of the recent Russian-British-Amcr-ican conference In Moscow, mem bers of the False Friends club, fun organization of a group of Medford business men, composed a wire to congressman Jinrns Ellsworth. The wire read: "We know Jimmy Byrnes lost his shirt at Moscow, but how -hunt hi nnnts? Shall we take up a collection? That's a Joke, son, that is!" LOGGING OPERATIONS HAMPERED BY WINTER Logging operations In Jackson county are now on a slow bell due to wintry weather and soggy condition of many roads due to recent rains. State weighers re port a drop In truck hauling which Is reflected in a drop in Justice court citations, the past month for overloads and other violations. In the Prospect-Union Creek sections logging operations are now about half of normal. ACTOR ROBBED Hollywood, Jan. 3 (U.R) Actor Dana Andrews reported today that $3,000 worth of Jewelry and clothing were stolen from his car, parked out side a Pasadena cafe. Andrews said he missed n silver fox cape valued at $1,000, Jewelry worth $750 and more than $1,000 worth of other clothing. ORDER NOW SEMI DRY 2 x 4 WOOD Alio Sawdust & Shavings . Phono Medford 6541 Central Point 573 or 253 Central Point Fuel V. E. DIXON New Owner AERIAL FREIGHT TO START FEB. 1 New York, Jan. 3 UR United Air Lines will enter the air freight field Feb. 1 with the lowest charges ever proposed by an airline, the company an nounced today. United will fly freight to the Pacific coast for about a third of the cost of present-day air ex press, according to Charles P. Graddick, director of air cargo. Typical of the tariffs filed with the civil aeronautics board is one of 27 cents a pound on ship ments of 3,000 pounds and over from New York to the Pacific coast. Charges are graduated accord ing to volume and distance, giv ing the lowest possible rates to volume shippers for long hauls, Graddick said. Air freight from New York to the Pacific coast will cost $33.63 for 100-pound shipments, and $26.90 per 100 pounds for ship-1 ments of 3000 pounds or more, j compared with $73.68 for 100: pounds by air express. REASSIGN POWER SAWS Denison, Tex. (U.R) Saws manufactured here during the war for use in clearing south west Pacific jungles, now are go ing to South American countries. Most of a backlog of 1,500 orders at a power saw company are scheduled for the governments of Chile, Colombia, Panama and Mexico. RESUME IN PINE Us Mall Tribune Want Ads. Portland, Ore., Jan. 3 fU. Several pine mills in the Klam ath basin area resumed opera tion today following ratification of a 15-cent-an-hour pay boost by some locals in opposition to the notthwest strike policy com mittee's stand against the agree-1 mcnt. Base pay of the workers was raised from 87'3 cents to $1.02V4. The AFL strike policy committee objected, saying the agreement provided that wage issues between the men rnd operators be closed for a year unless the OPA grants a raise in lumber prices in excess of the cost of pay Increases. Meanwhile, the committee continued its meeting In Sdc karte, Wash., with the announced intention of obtaining a uniform $1.05 an hour in the pine belt, thus equalizing fir and pine base pays. Park View Convalescent Home 153 Granite St.. Ashland. Or. Registered Nurse in Charge Equipment for bed patients. Wood and Coal Combination HEATERS Younger's Appliance 31 N. Bartlett Don's Accounting Service D. L. 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