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TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE TufdT. Jn- 8. 1948 Dover To Inspect Oil Land Hold ings Rofue River, Jan. 8 Floyd X. Dover, president of the Jack ton Count Mining Association, has been called to Montana due to new discoveries In the Cat Creek oil field. As superintend ent and chief engineer for an Oregon company with large holdings In the Cat Creek field, Mr. Dover will meet with the group In Portland before leaving for Montana. The Oregon com pany will drill off-set wells, as the seven new wells brought In during December are from 250 to 800 feet from the property line of the Oregon company. Mr. Dover plans to make the round trip by plane. At the meeting of the Willa mette Democratic Society In Portland Jan. 10, Mr. Dover will be guest speaker, leaving imme diately after luncheon for Montana. ULRICH WILL BE MERMAN AT FAIRBANKS FIELD Russell Ulrich, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ulrich, 839 Minne sota avenue, has accepted a posl- with Pan-American Air WEATHER Wnrthwn ralifnrnia! Mostlv -i .-a... .i.,i. u;,i. tion . " ; .T, ways and will be stationed in vllv T.nw hum diiv. Mod- ". n', rate northerly wind off coast. Biat for the company his father Soaps & Shortening AT YOUR GROCETERIAS Ivory Ivory Ivory Ivory Ivory Soap Soap Soap Flakes Snow Camay Lava Soap Duz Oxydol Dreff Crisco Snowdrift Medium Bar Large Bar 3 for Guest Size 2 Pars Large Package Large Package TOILET SOAP 3 Bars Medium Bar Large Package Large Package Large Package 3-Pound Jar SHORTENING 3-Pound Jar 6c 29c 23c 23c 20c 6c 23c 23c 23c 68c 68c J ... -1 J . . .. i .' ; "-" '. . 'WW' .- . . -V" . - . 4, 3 - :' '-:?'''' -A ' " t -, ... v v ; , . ,. ' f '':' I Russell Ulrich stated today, Young Ulrich was recently released from the navy after four and one-half years of service, his Inst assignment be ing at Clark Field in the Philip pine islands where he was at tached to fleet air wing 17 as a typhoon observer. ' A graduate of Medford high school and the University of WnshinRton, Ulrich received his aerological training at the Na val Academy at Annapolis. Mr. Ulrich and his wife left for Seattle Inst week after spending the holidays with his parents here. Ashland Elks Hand MAA-M 52-15 Loss Ashland Elks served notice on the Southern Oregon indepen dent basketball league last night when they took a 32 to IS vic tory over d game but badly out classed Medford Athletic As-soclation-Mobllgas quintet at the JacksOn school gym. It was the first game of the lengue schedule. Medford high Junior varsity en tertains the Medford hotel In a league tussle at the high school Wednesday night. Groceteria Gold Bnrs dropped a 37 to 20 practice tilt to Camp White Naval hospital 'at the camp last night. Both are league members. Prineville Lad To Symbolize Children Who Have Had Polio Portland, Ore., Jan. 8 U.PJ A sturdy 6-year-old boy, Donald Anderson of Prineville, Ore., soon will be Jn New York City to svmbolize all children who have suffered from Infantile par alysis and through public sup port, have been able to make recoveries. Little Donald Is undergoing checkups in Portland before flying east with his mother, Mrs. Edward S. Anderson, at the re quest of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Hii picture is on two posters of the 1948 March of Dimes cam paign, one taken two years ago when he was unable to walk and another taken as he appears to day. The lad Is quite oblivious to the fuss being made over him or of the prominent part he is play ing in the 1046 campaign. He will make several public ap pearances between next Mon day and Jan. 31. Donald was stricken with the disease In September, 1943, and recovered after treatment at Doernbecher hospital and Shrin ers hospital In Portland. Funds for treatment were provided by Crook county chapter of the March of Dimes. Medford Brothers Marry Overseas; Wives To Follow When Permissible Both sons of Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Herrln, "509 Hamilton street, have returned home from war service with brides from over seas to follow them soon. Al though not yet in the States, the brides of Kenneth Herrin, for mer sergeant with the medical corps, and Fred Herrln, former ly a corporal with the 5th air force, will soon be on their way to homes in America. Kenneth Herrin returned home Jan. 1 following an honor able discharge from the army at Ft. Lewis, Wash., and is at the family home awaiting the ar rival of his wife, the former Gladys Abram of Fleetwood, Lancashire, England. Herrin met the English girl while with the 11th evacuation hospital over seas and the two were married June 20, 194S. The wife of Tred Herrin Is awaiting transportation to the States from Australia, where the two met while he was there as a member of the 35th fighter pa trol. They were married in June of 1944. The former airman, whose home Is now in Los Angeles, re ceived an honorable discharee from the air force last fall after 34 months overseas service In the Pacific theater. Phoenix Sophs To Play Host Friday At Costume Party Phoenix, Jan. 8 High school sophomores here will play host to the student body at a costume party in the gymnasium, Friday evening. Awarding of prizes for the best costumes and playing of in door games will feature the eve ning and refreshments will be served. Floyd Halloway, sopho more president, and Mrs. Mabel Sims, class advisor, are directing j the committees in charge. Prospect's basketball team : and supporters were treated to doughnuts and punch by the let- termen's club after the game I here last Friday evening. Byrnes 'Appoints Committee of Five On Atom Control Washington, Jan. 8 (U.R) Secretary of State James F. Byrnes today created five man committee to study safe guards and controls of atomic energy and advise this country's delegates to the United Nations organization on the subject. The announcement came after some members of the U. S. del egation to UNO in London, indi cated dissatisfaction with the atomic energy resolution drafted by the recent Moscow foreign ministers meeting for submis sion to the UNO assembly this month. The state department said Sen. Arthur H. Vandenberg, R., Mich., was the principal objee. tor to the resolution. TO NEOIECT SNIFFLES, SNEEZES OF A bottle of Vlcks Va-tro-nol Is mighty handy to have around the house be-' cause this double-duty nose drops,.; Quickly Relieves aneesy, snimy, 4 stuffy distress of head colds. Makes breathing easier. Helps Prevent many colds from r 1 developing If used at the first Taming sniffle or sneeze. This Double-Duty Nose Drops should save you much misery. Works nnel Follow directions In the package, VICKS VA-TRO-NOL CARD OF THANKS W with to thank our friendi for their sympathy and kindness during our recrnt bereavement. Also for the benutiful flowers. Mrs. Earl Loffer, Warren Loffer, Mr. and Mrs. I. V. Anderson Clewing time for Classified Ads 8:30 a m Too Late to Classify 13:15 p.m. INCOME TAX s GENERAL ACCOUNTING SERVICE R. W. PIERCE Former Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue, who will give you latest interpretation of Income Tax Laws through C. C. H. Reports. YOU SHOULD CLAIM ALL VALID EXEMPTIONS 104 W. Main Phone 2920 Parcel Delivery Service Started William H. Judy, 204 South! Central avenue, recently dis charged from the armed forces, ' and T. D. Hinkle, 713 Oak street, yesterday began opera tion of Hinkle's Parcel Service; with headquarters at the Oak I street address. 1 Day or night parcel service will be provided In the city limits with only light delivery equipment to be used. Judy and Klnkle plan to operate the busi ness by themselves for the pres. cnt and assure prompt and cour teous service at all times, they said. Poultry Big Item In Josephine Co. Grants Pass, Jan. 8 Poultry iK and turkeys provide 17 per cent of the county's agricultural In come, it has been estimated by the Turkey and Poultry com mittee of the Josephine County Farm Program conference. The money returned to farmers of the county in 1945 from turkeys Is estimated at $400,000: from poultry and eggs, $650,000.' Frank sparks Is chairman ol . the committee and Assistant County Agent Lloyd C. Baron Is secretary. NEW SPEED MARK Los Angeles. Jan. 8 (U.R) A Lockheed constellation was cred ited with a new speed record to day for flying from San Fran cisco to Los Angeles in 1 hour ! and 4 minutes, transcontinental and western airlines announced. 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