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FOUH MEDFOBD (OREGON) MAIL TBIBUNE rtlRVC.1 PR WORKFRS STRIKE Thousands of worker treara out of the Dodge main plant at Detroit, Mich 89 000 automobile workers bean a nationwide strike against the Chrysler Corp. The itrlke waa called" when negotiations between the 0. 1 0. United Auto Workera and Chryaler italled over pensions and welfare beneflta, In And Around Gold Hill, Jan. 28 Dale Smith and R. Kenneth Palmer left on Thursday for the south. Palmer went to Casa Grande, Ariz., and Smith to Ventura, Calif., where he is to be employed. About IB miles south of Dunsmulr their car hit ice and two cars and truck were In a mix-up that de molished Smith's car. Neither Smith nor Palmer were injured. The men continued their trip by bus. Mrs. Dale Smith and Mr. and Mrs. . Wesley McDonough left Friday for Dunsmuir to take care of details about the wrecked car and bring back personal belong ings in the car. C. B. Cordy of the agriculture extension service at the court house, was a business visitor in Gold Hill Wednesday to appoint committee that will help start a landscape project for Gold Hill and Rogue River. Mrs. Paul Holderneas was appointed chair man and the co-workers are John Grav and Mrs. D. H. Stew art. The committee will meet toon to select a home to be land scaped. Permission of the owner must be secured and he also will be obligated to carry out the Slant submitted for the project, e may state the amount he wishes to spend on the project and nlans will be drawn up ac cordingly. The project Is in the experimental sluiiei and although It is not altogether a garden club or extension project It is to reach 11 their members as well as any other nersons Interested In the communities. Anyone wishing to receive this service may contact any of the three committee mem hers. Mrs. Charles Asklns was taken to Portland last week to receive a medical examination ana cneck up. She was accompanied by Mr. Atkins. Mrs. Glen Bowden and small News of4-H $3 CLUBS Howard 4-H Club Howard 4-H club members met t the home of Mrs. William Fo ley Tuesday evening when elec tion and installation of officers took place. Duane Brood was in. stalled president, Winston Foley vice-president, Delbcrt ClRusse secretary and Glcnda Martin re porter. Gay Kramer gave a reDort on chickens and Winston Foley re ported on pigs. Mrs. Foley served refreshments. Next meet ing will be held Fcbrunry 21 at 7:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Thurman Barnes, Beall lane, Glenda Martin, Reporter. H it tipteUlly irut that "exeat Itnce thrives on calmness" when science, research end deep study art concerned. Medical Education, from the time it beint In College, on through the yean of Medical School, Intermhip and Postgrad uau work, ihould be nurtured ia calmneii, and tutored by lound, experienced medical mtnda. The prevention and curt of diseaiei affecting lift and health art the special rripomiiSJffy of our Medical man and women. SHK BEIUH HEALTH THE Trfe Gold Hill son of Prospect and Mrs. L,eo Bates of Sbokane. have been vis itors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alva Cook during the past week. They will visit indefinitely with them. Mrs. Edith van riise oi Ashland was also a visitor in the home recently. Mrs. C. H. Sebring has re ceived word that her husband, Sgt. C. H. Sebring, now stationed at Camp Gordon, Ga., has re ceived a transfer to Camp Bor den, Wash., and he will be sent to the new station In February. Mrs. Sebring and daughter, Claudette, hope to Join him there in the near future. Frlrfav. .lanuarv 27. was . the last day of the first semester of school. The high school students had a holiday but grade students were present for regular wore. All Indents havinff an average of one or two were exempt from taking the tests, if they naa no unexcused absences. Recinnlni the first week of the semester high school students will commence work on the play, three-act comedy, "ine uaoy Sitter," by Perry Clark. Play books have been ordered and try-outs will be held soon. Funds from the play win De uscu iui the Junior-senior prom and senior skip day. Charles W. Cook, band ana chorus instructor, has organized a boys' chorus. At present there are 14 boys enronea in vne cms. Later, work will be carried on with the gins cnorus to uc worked into a mixed chorus of both classes. Monday night, January 30, there will be a donkey basket ball game In the local gym, spon sored by the Letterman's club to raise funds for purchasing athletic equipment and supplies. The Hobbv club met Thursday, January 19, at the home of Mrs. A. C. Moser, wnere memos carried on their project of figur ing painting. The work is called American Dresden art. Members and guests present were Miss Bettv Moser. Mrs. Alia McGregory and daughter, Jo Anne, and Mrs. Marjorie Bnllcss all of Rogue River; Mrs. tan Moore. Mrs. Harrv Smith. Mrs. Pearl Walker. Mrs. Melford Hood. Mrs. D. H. Stewart, the hostess, and Pat Foley. Mrs. Lue Murray and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bennett left January 26 for Portland whore they met Lue Murray who had Just re turned from Japan, where he has been stationed in the army. SRt. Murray expects to be In special training oelore his next assign ment. Elmer Richard Gascon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gascon, has Joined the army air force and left for Lackland air force base at San Antonio, Tex. He will re ceive 13 weeks of basic training and then will have specialized training or direct duty. American Doctor shouldered thii responsibility, when the present American Medical Ai io iat ion was organiied in HO J, to raiso and maintain standard! of excellence in Medical Schools and Hospitals, Through sound, calm, ethical planning and procedure, these standards art maintained and constantly improved, KEEP American health and medical education the most ex celltnt In the world by keep Ing them out of the turmoil of politic Western THRIFr PHAHMACT Mtuironn, osinoN It N. Cenlt.l, l-h. t-HM VOIUNIAHV AMERICAN WAY Sunday. January 29. 1950 (Acm Telephota) (Aem Telphot) CHARGES LIE - Longshoreman Bruce Barrow Jones (above), first defense witness In the San Fran cisco perjury - conspiracy trial of longshore leader Harry Bridges, opened the defense attack by snouting from the stand that John H. Schomaker, who swore he heard Jones recruit Bridges into the Communist Party In 1933, "is a llorl" Outspoken Jones also termed the trial "a Irameup." - -m r " - --"n ! L "'Oft: 8CA ISLAND, Go. Reporter, report, re ported i William H. Burton, of United Press, shows Winston thurchiH i octreitiaughter husband, Anthony Beauchamp, Ms story of their wedding tht day before). WASHINGTON - In genial mood k Field Wwl W ceunl Bernard I. Montgomery, chief el armed farces a Europe's Weitem Union, at he chart rrh U. P.'s Dayton Moore. Smiling at Montgomery'i remarks are a former U P reporter. Deputy Secretory of Defense Stephen T. torty, end General Omar N. Irodley, chair. man of U. S. fair chiefs of staff. Read United Press Dispatches Daily In lYour Child's Monday, February Is Na tional Children's Denial Health day. The observance is sponsored by the nation's dentists in an ef fort io bring improved dental health to American children. In this connection the Southern Oregon Dental society has sub mitted a series oi authoritative articles on dental health ior chil dren. For the sake of clarity and conciseness the articles are pre sented in question and answer form. First article oi the series follows) Whai re tht primary teeth? The primary teeth are the first set of teeth that a child develops. They are also known as the de ciduous teeth. Normally, a child has 20 primary teeth. When do the primary teeth ap pear? ' Generally, tne ursr primmy tooth erupts when the child is about six months old and the set usually is complete at the age of two years. There is considerable variation In eruption time, How ever, especially in the age at whirrs the first tooth appears. Some children have the nrsi tooth as early as three montns and in rare instances a baby is born with one or more teeth. On the other hand, some children reach the age of one year oeiore the first tooth erupts. Since the primary teeth are lost in time is It necessary to take car of themr Yes. Care of the primary teeth is exceedingly important to later dental health. Moreover, since the child uses the primary teeth for about the first 13 years or approximately one-fifth of his normal lifetime It is most im portant that they be maintained in the h.'Blthiest possible condi tion so that they can efficiently perform their Job of chewing food. Should the primary teeth be tilled or do such fillings have an injurious effect on the second teeth? If a primary tooth begins to decay, it should be filled in or der to check the decay process and preserve usefulness of the tooth for the maximum period intended by nature. Fillings In primary teeth produce no harm ful effects on the second teeth. Must a defective primary tooth be kept in the mouth io maintain the proper space ior the succeeding permanent tooth? No. If a defective tooth can not be filled properly or other wise treated to restore it to health and usefulness, it should be extracted. After the extrac tion the dentist can determine by examination whether it is necessary to insert a device called a space malntalner to in sure proper eruption of the per manent tooth. Is It beneficial to lance the Saroh, and her nw Teeth gums io aid eruption et the tooth? i Not as a rule. Often the lanced gums heal before tht tooth erupt and the formation of scar tissue makes it even mor difficult for the tooth to push its way through. However, li a cnna is naving seemingly unusual difficulty in this respect a dentist should be consulted. Oregon Growers To Raise Fewer Turkeys Oregon growers intent to raise less turkeys during 1950, accord ing to the weekly egg and poul try markets review prepared by the Oregon State college exten sion service. January 1 intentions indicate a crop of about 1,800, 000 turkeys, down six per cent from a year ago. Compared to the 1942-46 average, present In tentions are down 35 per cent. California and Washington growers will not cut their 1950 nrnduction as much as Oregon farmers, the extension service reported. For the nation as a whole, the United States depart ment of agriculture said produc ers will increase the number of birds put on the market. Produc tion m reach 41.900,000 tur keys or one per cent above 1949 production. PHONE 2-6211 Wherever Big News is breaking there is a United Press reporter covering it. Getting his facts first-hand, writing them for Page One. Here are some of these U.P. newsmen on the scene. halted THI WOILD'I BEST C0VIRA9I OF THI WORLD'S BIOOEJT NIWI SEOUL, Korea hrmW Syneywo Rhee, in the garden of hit offkwl r idence, comments on far Eastern af fairs to U. P-'s Earnest HoWM. III) fl lull 111 " Luncheens t Stiert Ordere . 1 11(111 mm ees aaw dk j 9 lllllill Orders to Tike Out IT'S SO EASY I . ""'BB 1 ... H Mil J- N CAFE I to have that spare room upstairs. Just call us... Aeress (rem s p rreiM Depot II ' ll we'll send out an expert to help with your plan- I 219 toM,h "" " DON'T FORGET JIaL we will take care of the financing too! ' JpRj 41 okhkl Acmt TelenhatO' ASKS U. S. MERCY -Zygmunt Flglerowlcz. 30-year-old Polish ref ugee, surrendered to San Francisco Immigration authorities as an ille gal entrant with the hope that the U. S. Gove.nment would under stand." Flglerowict, born in Gru diladc, Poland, was Interned by the Germans In 1939. He escaped and met Invading Americans, who advised him to come to the U. S. Using a Canadian seaman's birth certificate, he made his way to Montreal and then drifted to San Francisco. "If you send me back tc Poland, it will mean 10 or 16 years In JU," he said. The Medford Group To Interview Interested Builders A committee composed of May or Diamond L. Flynn, Otto Bonn erf and Walter Jones will meet In the mayor' office Tuesday to in- terview builder who are inter ested In constructing an omce building here for lease to tne sec retary of state's office. The com mittee will meet at 2 p. m. Tues day. Plans, specifications and de tails of lease arrangement are available at the office of the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce in the Medford hotel, Boy Scout News Troop 8 . Boy scout Troop 8 member met Tuesday night and discussed plans for annual Boy scout week. Nominations will be made next Tuesday night for "city govern, ment" elections to be held at the court of honor to be held during scout week. Calvin McDonald, Scribe. GUYS and GALS Bikes Repaired and Rebuilt Parts end Servicing BILL'S BICYCLE and REPAIRING 1911 West Main SOUTH RIVERSIDE . PARIS U. 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