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Wadnatdar. February IS, 150 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIVE Medco Vs. Rogue River In First Game Tonight Two of the better teams in the local AAU Basketball league will clash in the junior high gym opener lonight at 7 o'clock when Rogue River's town team will play Medco in one of the play offs designed to settle the league 1 second half champ. Second game of the night scheduled for about 8:15 will bring together the Prospect town team and Mobilgas with the winner slated to play Green's confectionery Thurs day in the junior high gymna sium for the second half league 2 championship. Rogu River Winner Rogue River won the right to play in the curtain raiser tonight by Downing the Crazy-Swayze quintet 83 to 71 at the Rogue River high gymnasium last eve ning. No other details were available on the game this morn ing. Medco has been one of the better teams in AAU league 1 both the first and the second Boston College Joins NCAA Approved Lists Medford, Mass., Feb. 15 (U.R) Boston college today was re-instated into the good graces of the National Collegiate Athletic association, the first of the "sin ful seven" sanity code violators to escape the organization's blackball. Clarence P. Houston, Tufts college law professor and chair man of the NCAA sanity code compliance committee, announc ed that B. C. has proved it no longer is violating the code. This released the school from the ban against participating in NCAA competitions. halves this year. In November the local team has one of the top scorers in either league, while Beebe and Corey also rank among the best. Thursday evening in the jun ior high gym Green s, cnampions of the first half of league 2. will play the victor in tonight's tilt between Prospect and Mobilgas with tomorrow's tilt booked for 8:15 after a preliminary to be announced later. No Admission Charged Sports fans are reminded that there is no charee for those at tending AAU games at the jun ior high gym. President Hugh Williams of the AAU leagues said that the local senior high gym nas Deen obtained for the district champ ionship playoffs scheduled to open next week Tuesday. Eagle Point Plays K.F. Away Tonight About 8 Eagle Point, Feb. 15 Eagle Point high basketball team will play a Southern Oregon confer ence and district 4 game tonight at Klamath Falls with the Peli cans heavily favored to win but the Eagles given a chance due to their driving type of game played so far this season. Neither team is in the running for the district championship but the Eagles are running away from the opposition in the J-D-J league and could well upset the Pelicans quintet. Kahut Boxes On Friday Portland's Auditorium Portland, Feb. 15 Joe Kahut, at the zenith of a colorful box ing career, will punch for his ANNOUNCEMENT Competitive PRICES - ON - GASOLINE LUBRICATION MOTOR OIL WASHING At Baker's Texaco Service RIVERSIDE and JACKSON STREETS MEDFORD Come In Today and Save! IS I If CUsrff pi WjjgE ; ly j ...... (Acme RadtO'Telephotot LOOKING IN Enable to get Into the building, crowd stands outside Bow Street Magistrate's Court In London during bearing into charges against Dr. Klaus Fucha that he sold allied atomic bomb secret to Russia. The German-born British physicist admitted in a signed confession that he sold A-bomb secret! to Russia for seven years while he lived the life of a "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde." He was ordered held for trial beginning Feb. 28. 1949 Phone Company Biggest Service Year "Our year of greatest service to the public" was 1949, J. H. Creager, Medford-Ashland man ager of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company, said today. Citing the annual report of the company received here to day, Creager said that $154,100, 000 was put into construction during the year, and brought the postwar total to more than half a billion dollars, "probably a larger investment and a greater addition to the assets of the Pa cific west than that of any other company," Creager said. Since the end of the war, tne company has added l,3Hu,UUU telephones to its lines, Creager added, and its fourth million telephones were added in less than three and a half years, com pared with 45 years to install the first million, 17 years for the second million, and six years for the third million. fourth consecutive knockout here at the auditorium Friday night, against one of the leading heavyweights in the country. He s scheduled to meet Rusty Payne, of San Deigo, one of the hardest right-hand punchers in boxing and a fighter signed after many former navy veterans who watched him in the south during the war, requested Matchmaker Tex Salkeld to land him for Kahut. EGG OVERCROWDED Camden, Mich. U.R) Mrs. Oscar Knapp found things some what crowded in an egg she cracked. Inside were two yolks and another egg, shell and all. Table Rock Two for the Price of One Many washers ALONE cost more than $200. Many ironers ALONE cost over $200. But here for even less than $200 you can buy BOTH a washer and ironer and get genuine Speed Queen quality besides. It's the biggest complete laundry outfit bargain we've been in a position to offer! A genuine, full-size Speed Queen .... built by Speed Queen .... and guaranteed by Speed Queen. It will wash your clothes dean and serve you faithfully for many, many yean, rast-wasbing agitator type. Fully automatic with convenient knee con trol. Cabinet type. Scratch-proof, chrome hoe. Thermostat control. Compactly de signed to save space. Irons everything perfectly. Cuts ironing time in half. ,0TH $11 o moo,TEMS ttiit fa Yeir 0H Wfiftir CsiMilsaf flail a rati farm cm irrt LARSON-MAY CO. BUY WHERE YOU GET SERVICE 406 EAST MAIN PHONE 2-5302 Table Rock, Feb. lo Among Sunday visitors here with rela tives and friends were Sheriff Howard Gault and family and Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Leavitt of Medford. Spring seems Just around the corner with daffodils and cro cuses beginning to peep from the ground. Baby lambs are becom ing more plentiful, the quail are growing a bit Indifferent to the grain scattered for them and now and then the croaking of a frog can be heard. Frequent explosions of dyna mite can be heard on Upper Ta ble Rock as fortune hunters con tinue their efforts to uncover pio neer treasure said to have been hidden in the rocks of the area. Table Rock Ladies club met last Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Orville Hamilton with some 24 ladies and 11 chil dren present. Cherry pie was a feature of the refreshments ar ranged and served by Mrs. Ham ilton, Mrs. Milford Vanderpooi and Mrs. Grover Nicewood. A 4-H meeting was held Tues day night at the school house at tended by the seven members here who are making livestock their project. Mrs. Alvia Wetherell, teacher in the RoseburK schools spent the past week-end here with old friends at me rranK Myers home. Work of erecting a mammoth silo of the Martin type for either corn or grass ensilage was begun last week at the Table Top ranch. J. s. Kicnardson is naving some of the large oak trees cut around his farm buildings which will make some extra good fire wood. Frank Myers received word Tuesdav of the death of his un cle, Bert Leonard, February 6 at Inavele. Neb. Among Central Point high school students on the honor roll for January were the Misses Jean Hamilton, Harriet Morris and Marsha Doran, the latter two ffpttm? all ones. Table Rock 4-H Sewing club meets every Saturday at the home of their leader, Mrs. F. R. Mvers. Goats, once tame but long lnce eone wild are seen fre' quently on Upper Table Rock ac cording to Hershel Harper, local farm worker. Abe Halfhill tells of finding one goat with Its long hair tangled in brush and its body hanging over the cliff. When cut loose, the goat tum bled down some 50 feet and ran off apparently none the worse for the fall. Among business matters to be discussed at the Community club meeting Friday night, February 17, will be some of county-wide scope. Men of the community will furnish the program which will have a variety of entertain ing features, including vocal and instrumental selections and promises a display of many mu sical instruments. Refreshments will be served at conclusion of the program. After seeing an automobile accident, the average motorist drives carefully for several blocks. Roman Catholic Church Takes Stand On Bergman Affair Vatican City, Feb. 15 (U.R) Monsignor Dino Staffa. one of the 14 judges of the sacred Rota, said today that the case of Actress Ingrid Bergman and Italian Film Director Roberto Rossellini was that of "two per sons living publicly in adultery," The sacred Rota is the high court of the Roman Catholic church in such cases. The judge's statement was made to the Cath olic news agency Ari. The judge also said the recog nition of the civil annulment of Rossellini's marriage by the civil courts in Italy violated the lateran pacts regulating Italo Vatican relations. Living in Adultery "Their situation, even if they contract a new civil marriage, is that of two persons who live publicly in adultery," the agency quoted Monsignor Staffa con cerning the Rosseltini-Bergman case. "The notoriety of their per sons and of the fact committed only renders greater the scandal created by them and increases their responsibility before God. "The sentence with which the court of appeals of Turin has sanctioned the annulment of Rossellini is in contrast with the concordat between the Holy See and the Italian state because ar ticle 34 of the concordat itself reserves to the exclusive com petence of ecclesiastic tribunals all causes concerning the nullity of matrimonies contracted in the church." GIRL HEAR8 RECRUITS Savannah, Ga. U.R) What mere man has a chance now adays? When the army first be gan accepting 1950 enlistments, Marie C. Wall was the first to sign up here. She's a WAC. GOING HER WAY Fort Worth 4U.R) Mrs. Dora Ann Grady, 81, started out walk ing to City-County hospital for a medical examination, but com pleted the trip in an ambulance after she was hit by a car. Dead line Sunday Noon Saturday!. ClMilned II at BREAKFAST IN A HASH I a . 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