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TEW MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE
Tutfdar. rtb. 19. 1948
IS
PACIFIC PHASES
Considered one of the best In
formed men in the United States
concerning the probable develop
ment of America's Pacific out
posts, Hawthorne Daniel will be
guest speaker for the meeting of
the Rogue River Valley Knife
and Fork club Friday, Feb. ZZ,
Daniel will speak at the Roose
velt school auditorium at B
p. m.
Daniel, who has Just recently
completed a . globe-circling trip
in the interests of the clubs and
of his publishers, is a former
member of the Navnl Academy
and was a naval officer during
the first World War. An old In
jury which was received In a
football game made it necessary
for him to resign from active
service. However, as a conse
quence, many of the men who
. are now admirals in the service
were his Annapolis classmates
and they knew each other well.
Among the leading figures
that he talked with on this trip
were General MacArthur, Ad
miral Nimitz, Lord Louis Mount
batten, General Marshall and
other generals by the score.
According to Mr. Daniel he not
only visited with the brass hats
but he met muny lesser lights.
G. I. WIVES COMING
San Francisco, Feb. 19 (U.PJ
The Matson liner Monterey, car
rying over 000 Australian and
New Zealand wives and children
of American servicemen, left
Sydney early today bound for
the United States, Melbourne
radio reported.
CALL
7117
Comfortable
Clean Cabs
DAY AND. NIGHT
SERVICE
TERMINAL
GAB CO.
Lutheran Church
Croup Will Hear
Talk At Klamath
A delegation from the Zion
Lutheran Church of Medford,
headed by the Rev. E. S. Hansen,
will attend a mass meeting of
Lutherans at Klamath Falls to-
r
Rev. Beasom
morrow night. The meeting,
sponsored by the National Lu
theran Council, will have Rev.
Dr. James P. Beasom, Glendale,
Cal., as the main speaker,
Rev. Beasom will present the
report of a survey by Lutheran
heads which recently was car
ried on in Europe. Lutheran
churches throughout the country
have been challenged with the
task of raising $10,000,000 in the
coming bienniutn.
During the emergencies cre
ated by war, funds raised by Lu
thcruns carried on assistance to
Christians throughout the world.
Through Lutheran World Action
recreation and housing centers
were maintained for men and
women in service, the services of
the church were brought to up
rooted peoples of defense areas,
emergency welfare and assist
ance were provided, financial
aid was given to the American
Bible Society, as well as aid to
prisoners of war in allied nnd
enemy camps.
Earthquake Rocks Northwest
Skin Sufferers
ntmiiASiti leo ui.cf.iui ecuma
ATUUVTE'S root. ThouMnda ot doctor
nd umi of thotiu.nU ol tktn niffrrr bm
COI.DM NATURAL OIL AND CArtlll.KS.
on titorntU nnd tnwrntj trtwltnint. Thou
ntli ol uattmonlml from DOCTORS,
nitunmsTH and drum wtl oi keaiu
or KOI' FEKINO TIIKN aulc nlvtVM from
kin Bi)Mrr ut ilmpi dm ol Uit product
from Uit rth. Dr. J. M- C.U.i "Mr
vlt hd an art ram mm of Pt)orutf
ei tared tip almoat a b? mafia."
C w Calif.i "Ptltn,. t thrill: Uim
no Itfhlni or acallna atlr lira! daf'l ftp
pUeUloTt- Dr. J. T Mlrti.i "IWutU haw
hern Ultra rulniia " ASTOMIHIIINtt. RE
SULTS UHAHANTKED Oft MONET BACK.
U'nlnirott't PhftrmRC?
KlvrnitU Main
pen PILES
Thmintindn of ulTrn. from lti tortur
Itiir piihia iIua to littlM pilea am hhiu
fill over lln-lr difi'c.vcry of HEMatiL
1'dln inarvrloua irlple-Hchnn torimill
fliiukly rrhev.-n ihr mmMenlna: patrt
unit Urhlnir. HEM KX ronli. plica Hh
SooItihiK, iinloullvn miitlMt,, It fully
.TliN tnnt, Munt k!v ro)lr In thrta
tYntmnta or your money hack. lon"t
.inr anotlier tttlnmtv 1"t HEMKX
ilntiornt from your ilrugslit today on
thla iKvltlvo lunrnrttee,
Hold at W intern Thrift (.tort, Hrath'i
Drue Klor. Hunter C.it.iutt Drug,
Talor'i rnnnywlte Drug,
LOWING UNDERWAY ON
LIGHT SOIL OF VALLEY
Plowing' has been underway
in the light soils of the valley,
but heavier ground is still too
wet, according to County Agent
Robert G. Fowler. The weather
the past week has been generally
favorable for farm work.
The lambing season, under
way for the past month, is ap
proaching its peak, the county
agent said.
Reports from the Upper Ap
plegate shows fall sown grain is
coming up well.
Daily Weather Report
roitKrASTS
Medford and vicinity: Mostly clmidy
with Uifht ihowera tonight nnd Wed
nesday. Llttlo change In tempernture.
Oregon: Intermittent ruin west por
tion tonight and Wcdncudny. Cloudy
tut portion tonight and Wednedny
with occasional light ruin or anow
Wednesday. Little change In temporn
ture. Strong to gale aoutheast to east
wind off con a I
LOCAL DATA
Temperature a year ago today:
Highest S3; lowest 3tl.
Total monthly precipitation .B
Inch.
Deficiency for the month ,H7 Inch.
Total prortpttntton since September
1, lrun, 14 no Inchc.
Kxress for .he season 3 75 Inches.
Relative humidity at AW p. m.
yesterday 44',;; 4 ;i( a. m. today 43 'V
Tomorrow
Sunrise T . m. Sunxct 5-SO p. m.
Observations Taken At 4:10 A. M.,
120 Meridian Time
High Low Prec.
Boise
Biuton
Chicago
4
3.1
37
57
Denver
Eureka ....... SB
Havre 34
Klamath Falls 4S
L Angeles 74
Medford ... .... M
New York 37
Omaha ... 4t
Phoenlw ,. .. 70
Portland ,-,. .10
Reno (17
Roxehtirg ki
Salt I.k SO
San Francisco .. no
Heattle oO
Spokane ,... 43
Washington, D. C fla
Yakima so
.11
0.1
47
20
as
as
A successful war experiment
may result in canned ham and
eggs soon appearing on the market.
HOST TO STATE
CLUB OFFICIAL
Medford Toastmasterj meet
ing last night was high-lighted
by the unusual and constructive
criticism of the speakers by L.t
Gov. Donald Nelson of Portland.
Mr. Nelson, a polished speaker
in his own right and having
much knowledge of the tunc
tions of the various Toaslmas-
ters clubs in the district, point
ed out that more "color"
'change-of-pace," and "punch
were needed by the local speak-
s.
President Harold Burelson de
feated his competition last night
in the current local oratorical
contest. His subject was "Broth
erhood." G. C. Pendergast fol
lowed with "Security"; and H.
Steigerwald completed with
The Amazing 18th Century.
Next meeting will be In
charge of G. I. Maxwell, toast
master, and D. D. Davis, topic
master. The contest will be com
pleted next week with the fol
lowing speaking for 7 minutes
each. Dr. F. J. Moffatt, Lynn
Cram, Claude Haggard, Ray
Harrison, Elwood Hedbcrg and
Vincent Smith. Thereafter an
elimination contest of the local
winners will be held to deter
mine the final winner against
Klamath Falls on March 19.
Visitors last night were A. L.
Shaffer, national representa
tive, American Red Cross, who
addressed the meeting briefly,
F. L. Brewer, who will have
charge of the coming local Red
Cross drive, and Harry Walker
of the Medford postoffice.
Obituary
EDWARD DICKEY
Funeral services for Edward
Dickey, 78, long time resident
ot Jackson county, who spent
practically his entire lifetime at
Talent,' will be held in the
Methodist church in Talent at
2:30 p, m. Thursday with the
Rev. George W. Bruce of Ash
land officiating. Interment will
be in Talent cemetery. Death
took place yesterday.
Mr. Dickey was an adopted
child of the late Mollie Adams
who brought him here from
Iowa' when a small child.
Conger-Morris Funeral Parlors
are in charge of services.
Court Records
Justice Court
Con W. Reed, drunk on public
highway, cited.
Lloyd L. Albcrn, no registra
tion card; failure to operate on
right side of highway, cited.
John A. Tomberg, permitting
unlicensed minor to operate mo
tor vehicle; displaying operator's
license other than own, cited.
Robert L. Moore, drunk on
public street, 30 days jail.
Jean Jenkins and James O.
Broaddus, no operator's license,
$1 and costs each.
Gaston R. Ford, no license on
motor vehicle, cited.
Edward C. Bynam, no oper
ator's license, five days jail.
Robert R. Brittsan, more than
three in front street; no tail light,
cited.
Jay A. Young, no PUC permit;
void foreign license, cited.
Sidney M. Jones, driver axle
overload, $0 and costs.
Ralph D. McGonagle, failure
to stop at stop sign. $1 and costs.
Polio ourt
Allyn A. Monroe, Mrs. Al
Piche, Gilbert B. Thompson and
Coleman Hill, double parking,
$2 50 fine.
Vest-pocket radios have been
made possible by the develop
ment of a midget battery which
packs a power of 15 volts, though
it is little more than an inch in
width and less than an inch and
a half in height.
Our new building will
ba ready soon. We now
have room for more
used can on our lot.
Get Our
HIGHEST
PRICE
On Your Used Car
Gooksey Motor Co.
STUDEBAKER SALES and SERVICE
11 fJ ' L Li W
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(Acmm Trlrphato)
Worst earthquake recorded In Pacific Northwest, wnicn rocitea 120,000
square miles Irom Oregon north into Canada, caused this two-story, 170
loot wall of Prye Si Co, meat packers, at Seattle, Wash, to topple. Damaga
was estimated at 130,000.
Business Building v
Under Way at E. P.
Eagle Point, Feb. 19 Build
ing of a 30 by 20 feet cement
brick hamburger stand and soda
fountain will be started shortly
across the street from the school
here by R. E. Breeding of Med
ford. Planning of the structure's
facilities is not fully completed,
Breeding states.
CALIFORNIA RADIO CHAIN
KILLED IN COMMITTEE
Sacramento, Feb. 19 (U.PJ A
bill by Assemblyman M. Philip
Davis, R., Los Angeles, to appro
priate $350,000 for a state-oper
ated frequency modulated radio
network for educational pur
poses was killed by the Senate
Finance committee last night.
DIES AGED 108
San. Diego, Calif., Feb. 19
(U.R) Funeral services will be
conducted today for 108-year-old
Mrs. Delfina Estrada De Morales,
San Diego's oldest native daught
er. Mrs. Morales, who died Sun
day, was born when San Diego
was a Mexican village of less
than 300 persons.
BIRTHS
BENDRICKSON To Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred, Route 2, box 414,
Feb. 17, 1946, a boy, eight
pounds, at Community hospital.
CLINE To, Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd, Jacksonville, Feb. 17,
1946, a boy, eight pounds, at
Community hospital.
FADER To Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph L, Ashland, Feb. 17,
1946, a girl, 5 ',2 pounds, at Sac
red Heart hospital.
TRAUTMAN To Mr. and
Mrs. Fred, box 536, Central
Point, Feb. 18, 1946, a girl, 7V6
pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital.
Lady Jaycees Plan '
Cooked Food Sale
At Big-Y Feb. 22
Lady JayCees met last eve
ning at the home of Mrs. Don
Stansell, 202 S o u t h Orange
street, and final plans were made
for a cooked food sale to be held
Friday. Feb. 22 at the Big "Y"
market. Contributions from the
east side members are to be left
with Mrs. Victor Milnes, 33
Hawthorne avenue, and those
from the west side at the home
of Mrs. Dale Stephenson, 107
Mistletoe street, before 11 a. m.
Friday.
Reports on serving of the Pan
try Shelf at the USO Feb. 10
were made and members thank
ed for their cooperation. The
March program committee was
announced, with Mrs. Margaret
Miles, Mrs. Estelle Bunnell and
Mrs. Zoe Stagg as members.
Cards followed the business
meeting, with Mrs. Robert Ruck
er and Mrs. Mickey Bunnell
winning prizes.
EQUATOR INITIATION
DEATHS INVESTIGATED
San Francisco, Feb. 19 (U.PJ
The Federal' Bureau of Investiga
tion today began an inquiry in
the deaths of two San Francisco
teen-aged merchant seamen dur
ing an equator-crossing "shell
back" initiation aboard the
freighter S.S. Frederick Gal
braith. The FBI and war shipping ad
ministration entered the case at
the request of the families of the
youths, Leroy Robert Bragg, 14,
and Stanford Fluitt, 16.
Shipmates, said the youthful
sailors died after being forced to
swallow a mixture of a pound
and one-half of saltpeter and a
gallon of water in the traditional
line-crossing ceremony.
Closing time ror Sunday Too Late
to Classily 4:00 Saturday afternoon
Please remember
Monfag Furnaces
and Oil Burners
Sold and Serviced by
LEONARD ELECTRIC CO.
Phone 4427 309 E. Main
HEADING FOR BIGGER VALUES
AMBER FOG LAMP
Complete with mount
in bracket, amber lens.
3.95 value!..
098
TOOL, TACKLE BOX
$2.60 vnlne! Partitioned ...
trnjr lifts automatically! J Zj
Bunp lock; key . j
SOCKET WRENCH
Spinner type socket wrench
with S graduated sockets
and screw driver
bit. They store (
In hollow handle
69 c
AUTO COMPASS
Sherrlll Main. tic Dlreo. ...
tor Is modeled tt.-r J07
4.
rmr model 3.60 value.
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LOCKING GAS CAP
Tift. I? OP! Stlramllne ...
de.in. Yale lock vtih lJV
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BOOT AND CEMENT
at YOUR MARSHALL-WELLS STORE
Reduced for Limited Time Only!
AUTO-KING
MOTOR OIL
2-gal. can
sip
fW'" $0"
1
19
Reg.
1.29
plus tax
The best for your car,
truck, or tractor because
tests prove that there is
no hard carbon in Auto-King-!
100?o distilled
from hijrh grade crudes
. . . will not foul plugs . . .
gives proper . lubrication
always!
AUTO TIRE HAND PUMP
Buy
Nowl
139
Economically priced for
this sale! Get your pump
today! Be prepared for
next emergency.
AUTO TIRE PUMP
Better quality! l'-xll mno
In. black enameled bar Yo
rel. U-ln. hose. MS val. I
: 19
TIRE GAUGE
$1,1? raluc! Pencil type
with pocket clip. Accu
rate! , .
99
REAR VIEW MIRROR
Auto mirror clamps on a ja.
door. Swivel mount 10 QQf
77'
adjust view. l.ZS value!
VANITY MIRROR
Space for service and
travel record. Clam
on any visor. 6oc valu'
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310 East Main Street Phone 3113
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