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AMERICANS TOO Portland, Ore., Feb. 13 (U.R) The world is suffering from an overdose of individualism, the Rt. Rev. Fred Ingley, Episcopal bishop of Colorado, declared here today. Delivering a sermon at a thanksgiving eucharist honoring the Rt. Rev. Benjamin Dunlap Dagwell on the tenth anniver sary of his tenure as bishop of Oregon, Bishop Ingley said, "The belief in our common brother hood was Academic until the ex plosion of the atomic bomb, which forced us to practice brotherhood or run the risk of annihilation. "No permanent peace on earth can come apart from united cor porate action. That is the task fscing the united Nations or ganization . . . God can not use a proud person or a proud na tion. . . Americans are not hum ble. We are arrogant, lordly smug and smirk." Bishop Ingley said he saw "three stars ..f hope in the world today: the JNO, 50 nations work ing for peace; the Bretton Woods plan to share our financial re sources wi'.h other people, and XJNNRA, which helps us share our food." Jury List fConUnued Prom Tuesday) Jackson county jury list for 1946, J to M inclusive: Jack, George W., Rogue Riv er; Jackson, Wells D., James, Walter L., Ashland; Janes, Ha zel D., Janouch, Eula, Jarmin, Alice, Medford; Jennings, Deli lia S., Ashland; Jerome, Edson C, Central Point; Jester, R. T., Ashland; Jewel, Robert Niels, Jacksonville; Jewett, Gladys A., Central Point; Johnson, A. E., Medford; Johnson, Burl C, Cen tral Point; Johnson, Earle H., maqnavox Radio J Phe.o.iiplt til IT, HiA it, Al J PURUCKER PIANO HOUSE 111 N. Central Ph. S702 SELL NOW! YOU1 WILL GET THE HIGHEST GASH PRICE FOR YOUR CAR from ROGUE RIVER CHEVROLET 9th and Barrier! -jiS ', Triangle in "China Sky" if ADsormng is ine saga of emo tional adjustments between the selfish and unselfish loves of two women, the theme for Pearl Buck's "China Sky," now at the Craterian theatre. Filmed against the tragic background of China's Shirley and Shirley Temple and boy-friend in a scene from "Kiss and Tell coming to the Holly theatre to morrow. Shirley is cast as Cor liss Archer, heroine of the fam Medford; Johnson, Eric, Ash! land; Johnson, Frederick H., Johnson, R. M., Medford; John son, Robert W., Johnson, Viv ian, Ashland; Johnson, Walter. Johnston, Arthur J., Medford; Johnstone, Robert R., Ashland; Jones, A. N. Medford; Jones, Mrs. Pearl, Ashland; Jones, Roy P., Jones, Ruth M., Jones, Stan ley C, Medford; Jones, Stanley W., Central Point; Jones, Wal ter H., Jordan, Clarence H., Medford; Jordan, Mayble, Jor dan, J. Samuel, Ashland; Judy, Sarah, Medford. Keim, S. W., Eagle Point; Kellogg, Elbert J., Medford; Kellogg, J. W., Ash land; Kellogg, Katherine J.. Kellogg, W. H., Medford; Kelly, Roy E., Central Point; Kendall. Hallie B., Ashland; Kenner, Mrs. Dallie, Eagle Point; Ken ney, Frances B., Kerr, George, Medford; Kerr, Margaret B., Ki fer, Jake, Ashland; Kimball, Gordan, Jacksonville; Kincaid. Denver W., Ashland; Kincaid, Frederick M., Butte Falls; Kin caid, Hazel, Medford; Kincaid, William B., Central Point; King, George W., Phoenix. King, Joseph W., King, Ruth E., Ashland; Kitchen, Olive Phone 2288 'uf'J 4 fir y:i5 THE INQUISITIVE LADY. . . wants to know what makes the wheels go 'round . . . astonished to discover some mo tor oils shrink from hot spots just like grease in a sizzling skillet . . . feels better after learning RPM Motor Oil is compounded to cling to these danger points and reduce wear. Other compounds in "RPM" keep engines cleaner, prevent sludge, corrosion and foaming. A STANDARD OF CALIFORNIA PRODUCT NTH MJ destruction the drama is enacted by an outstanding cast including Randolph Scott, Ruth Warrick, Ellen Drew and the sensational young new star Ducky Louie, who's first screen appearance in "China's Little Devils," won him nation-wide acclaim. Boy Friend ous F. Hugh Herbert stories. In cluded in the cast are Walter Abel, Katharine Alexander and Robert Benchley. Pearl, Jacksonville; Klatt, Ar thur W., Medford; Klum, Mil dred, Kneebone, Adele, Knee bone, William H Ashland: Knipps , Elmer W., Knudsen Arthur, Medford; Koble, Pearl S., Koehler, Harriet, K o n o p. Hattie M., Korth, Mildred L. Koyle, Charles W., Kroeger, Emil, Ashland; Kroscell, Ro bert, Kurtz, T. M., Kyle, Leta, Kyle, Roy, Medford. Lacey, Cecil L Central Point; Ladd, Ruth O., Lamb, D. H., Ashland; Lamb, Lela, Cen tral Point; Lambert, Joseph, Ashland; Lance, Ella, Lance, Katherine E., Gold Hill; Lane, Clarence E., Ashland; Lang, Eva Mae, Trail; Lanimer, C. R Medford; Lathrop, Katherine Ethel, Central Point; Lausmann, Anton A., Medford; Lawrence. Frank, Central Point; Lay, Mae D. , Ashland; Layton, George F., Eagle Point; Leavitt, A. R., Medford; Lee, Bob, Jackson ville; Lees, Clyde W., Central Point; Leigh, Richard A., Ash land. .Leighton, Irene C, Medford; Lennox, Isabel, Talent; Leon ard, Alberta M., Ashland; Leon ard, Morris B., Leonard, Vera Vee, Medford; LeVander, Roy E. , Talent; Lewis, Harry, Lewis. R. H., Lillie, Walter C, Med ford; Lilly, Belva, Ashland; Lind, H. E., Jacksonville; Lind say, Jessie, Lindsay, Roland C. Ashland; Lingaas, Lillian, Med ford; Littlefield, Delia A., Shady Cove; Lofland, Bertha, Central Point; Lofland, Harry Nevi l,Mcdford;v Long, Claude II. .Ashland; Long, S. F. Med ford; Lorton, Bertha, Jackson ville; Lowe, D. M., Ashland; Lowe, Grace J., Lowe, Jewell, Ashland; Lucas, John J., Cen tral Point; Luchterhand, Aleta A., Ashland; Luman, Will A., Medford; Lutz, Verla E., Ash land; Lydiard, Jane C, Med ford; Lyman, George Ernest. Gold Hill. MacCracken, Edith B Ash land; Mace, Olive V., Medford; MacSwaln, William S., Grants Pass: Madden, Nellie R., Ash land; Maddox, Zita, Medford; Mannln, Cora, Marine, Thomas A., Central Point; Marks, Ray, Jacksonville; Marsh, Arthur R., Marshall C. A., Medford; Mar shall, Walter, Brownsboro; Mar tin, Charles, Medford; Martin, Roy V., Jacksonville; Marx, Harry V., Medford; Matheny, P. E., Jacksonville; Mathews, Nora A., Eagle Point; May, M. L., Ashland; May, T. E.( Med ford;- Mayberry, Myrtle, Ash land. McBee. G. W.. Medford; Mc- Call. Lydia Thompson, Ashland; McCarty, Ollie, Medford; Mc- Cracken, James Richard, Tal ent; McDonough, C. Wesley, Sams Valley; McFarland, F. W., McGee, Allen O., McGee, Ever ett H., McGee, James M., Ash land; McGraw, Jessie, Medford; McGrew, Mclvin, Prospect; Mc- Henry, Albert, Medford; Mcln tyre, Ernest D., Mclntyre, Jo seph E., Jacksonville; McKay, Ralph, McLean, Roy M., Med ford; McMakin, Agnes, Central f-oint; Meeker, Clarence A.. Medford. Merrick, E. P., Medford; Mer' riman, Lester A., Ashland; Meyer, Alma, Lake Creek; Mey er, Lorraine, Meyers, Elizabeth, Middlebusher, D. H., Medford; Middlebusher, Frea M., Pros pect; Miller, A. E., Miller, Earl R., Miller, Edward G., Medford; Miller, Ethel, Ashland; Miller Gordon, Jacksonville; Miller, Pearl, Medford; Miller, Richard R., Miller, Rowland L., Gold Hill; Miller, V. D., Mills, Jessie, Mills, John W Ashland; Mm ear, Jessie M., Medford; Min nick, Oscar M., Central Point. Mitchell, Alma, Mitchell, Blanche, Mitchell, John, Mitch ell, Seaborn S., Mitchell W. C, Ashland; Moffitt, Clyde B.. Monteith, Wallace, Medford Moore, Everett, Butte Falls; Moore, J. F., Medford; Moore, Lois A., Ashland; Moore, Mary L., Prospect; Moore, Minnie A., Central Point; Moore, R. K., Moore, William H., Rogue River; Morris, Fred G., Med ford; Morris, H. C, Ashland; Morris, Helen, Medford; Morris, S. R., Ashland; Morrow, Harry W Morthland, L. G., Medford; Morton, Clarence A., Munsel, J R., Murphy, John D., Ashland; Musty, Blanche E., Central Point; Myer, Anna L., Ashland Myers, Frank R., Central Point; Myers, O. V., Medford. . DOUGLAS CO. PIONEER SUMMONED BY DEATH Red Bluff, Cal., Feb. 13 (U.R) Mrs. Mary McKechnie, 87 daughter of pioneer settlers in Douglas county, Oregon, died here today. She was the mother of F. V McKechnie,: Jr., publisher of the Red Bluff Daily News. Mrs. McKechnie's father, George Shambrook, settled in Oregon a century ago. THE GRANGE Talent Grange Talent Grange met in regular session Feb. 7, with 51 members present. Entertainment featured Lincoln's birthday and Valen tine's day and was directed by Mrs. Norma Adrian. A delightful skit in "gay nineties" costume was presented by a choral group consisting of Margaret Hamilton, Helen Wis ner, Norma Adrian, George Hart ley, Clarence Matthes and Harry Hamilton, accompanied by Mrs Talbott. Lincoln's Gettysburg address was delivered by A. N. Wisher in honor of Lincoln's birthday. Talent H.E.C. met at the home of Mrs. A. B. Colver Feb, 5. A covered dish luncheon was serv ed to the 13 members and two children present, plans were made for the Valentine card party to be held at the Talent City hall Feb. 14 at 8 p. m. GEORGIA ELECTS WOMAN Atlanta, Ga., Feb. 13 U.PJ Helen Doucrlhj. Manltin ho..n. Georgia's first congresswoman today. &ne best out 17 men In a special election yesterday to elect a successor in the house of renresentatives for Ren Rnh ert Ramspeck, D., Ga., who re cently resigned to take a $25,000 j ' . . c of the Air Transport Association. Lariats are made from the world's best fiber, obtained from Manila. mm Portland, Ore.. Feb. 13 (U.Rl Application by the OPA to sub poena a Portland concern's rec ords was denied today by Fed eral Judge Claude McColloch who held subpoena powers could not be delegated under the price control act. The subpoena application, which the OPA termed an In spection requirement, was sign ed in Washington, D. C, by Act ing Administrator James F. Brownlee Aug. 23, 1944. Judge McColloch held that a recent Supreme court decision holding subpoena power under the fair labor standards act could not be delegated also ap plied to the emergency price con trol act, the language of which. he said, was substantially the same as that of the labor act. McColloch also advised the OPA to "set an example of re straint" as the nation's chief law enforcement agency, and com mented the OPA apparently had preferred to attempt an "ad ministrative Interpretation" of the law Instead of referring it to the courts in a test case. LEGAL NOIICES Notice IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY. IN THE MATTER OF THt ESTATE of THOMAS M RICKETTS. also known as T. M. RICKETTS. deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has filed his F na Account in the above entitled matter, and the above entitled Court has fixed Fcbruarv 28th 1946, at 10:00 o'clock a. m., In the County Court Room, in the Court House in Medford, Oregon, as me lime and place for hear ing oDiections to said Final Ac count, and for the settlement tnereof. C. A. RICKETTS, , Administrator, HARRY C. SKYRMAN, Attorney for Administrator Administrator's Final Notica NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned adminis trator of the Estate of Lora E. Jones, deceased, also known as SEE RAY MILLAND IN PARAMOUN r , at : ; 7 f ! V-V" 'Hi H ! -j tna's grand ) J 1 -- " " look for NOW... BACK IN TIN DRIP OR REOULAR GRIND Ora E. Jones and also Ora Jones, but being one and the same per son. has filed in the County Court of Jackson County, Ore con, his duly verified (inal Ac count, and the Court has fixed February 28, 1946, at 1U.UU o'clock In the forenoon of said day at the Court Room of said Court as the time and place for the hearing of said Final Ac count. All persons interested are hereby notified to make or file their objections, if any they have, to said account with said Court at or before said time. Gus NEWBUHI, Administrator of said Estate., Notice IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF BEN F. WAL KER, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has filed his Final Account in the above entitled matter, and the above entitled Court has fixed Marcn 7th, 1946, at 10:00 o'clock a. m., in the County Court Room, in the Court House in Medford Oregon, as the time and place for hearjng ( objections 10 saio Final Account, and for the set tlement thereof. GRANT U. WALKER, Administrator. HARRY C. SKYRMAN. Attorney for Administrator. Nolle IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF ALICE FOLEY. Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the County Court for Jack son County. Oregon, has ap pointed mo administrator of the estate or Alice roiey. deceased All persons having claims against said estate are hereby required to present the same with proper vouchers within six months from this date at uio of fices of Ncff & Frohnmayer Cooley Theatre Building, Med ford, Oregon. Dated: January 23, 1946. CHESTER A. FOLEY, Administrator. NEFF & FROHNMAYER, . 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Summons Suit In Emiitv Far Tit IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON. KENNETH C. COE, Plaintiff, vs. MAKUAKET PAULINE COE Dpfpnrtnnr To Margaret Pauline Coe, the aoove named Defendant: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON you are hereby required to appear and answer the Cnmnlnlnt iiH against you in the above entitled suit on or before the last day of four weeks from the date of the first niihllr-nfinn n kl. Summons; and if you fail to so appear and answer said Com print, for want thereof, the Plaintiff win apply to the Court for thA rpllfff Hamuli in KI. Complaint, succinctly stated as NOW OPEN! VICTORY BEAUTY SHOP 24 So. 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