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Sunday, March 12. 1930 Ask House Seats In Race For County Sheriff &r souThErn'oregon's popular department store "if- I' - t : 1 i 'V.'fl v .1 i f TWELVE MEDrOBD (OHEGOK) MAIL TRIBUNE . .M.. IIIIMIIIII I. I II I...... l, !..;. J' st it- . ---- fs ROBERT ROOT V ... 4 ED H. MANN ROBERT RUCKER f: ' A 1 C k L A. O. TOLLEFSON Unopposed PAUL RYNNINO Unopposed for Engineer Fafier-Son Club Visits Model Railroad Group The Washington School Father and Son club held lis March meeting Friday at 7:30 p.m. The group assembled at the school and then went out to the model railroaders hobby house at the fairgrounds where they enjoyed watching the model railroads operate and having the fine points of model railroading ex plained to them by Kenny Wal aon. The group returned to the achool K.viiinasiuni where re Ircshmeuts of doughnuts and chocolate milk were served. The next meeting was called for Friday, April 14 at 7:30 p.m. Washington. Mar. 1 1 (U.Rl FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover today recmphasized his opposi tion to a national police force. HOWARD GAULT RAY MARKS DELROY ALDEHSHOF For County Commissioner LEW GRAVES 4 J ' 1 "w - V 7iN ALBERT STRAUS In Senate Race X t 7 t ""wot' ' e 9 v 1. ;:. U I BEN DAY 5 . ... f . f L. PEERS W1LMETH MORE RABBITS NEEDED Scuttle. Mar. 1 1 U R1 Dele gates to the two-clay rabbit pro duction school today passed a resolution calling for increased rabbit production. Senate Aspirant I 1 FRED ROBINSON In U. S. Senate Race Remodeling Continue At Medical Center R. J. Crossman, owner of the Medical Center building, has been granted another of a series of building permits for remodel- anti ronnvatinc the four-stOrV structure. Crossman has been ap plying lor Dunning pcrmus iui each phase of the work rather than for the entire project. The city building inspectors office yesterday granted Cross man a permit for $5,000 to install, ..n.ttil.itinn tviUm for tllC building. The F. W. Woolworth company was given a suu.uuu permit in January for remodel ling and expanding its quarters in the building. Other building permits Issued yesterday by the city building in spector's office were to J. Hutch inson, $1,000 to remodel an apart ment lit 522 West 10th street; A. C. Lucas, $800 to remodel a res idence at 317 West Clark street, and to S. T. Schults. S500 to add to a residence at 1019 West Main street. After J. P. Job :'Y -', '' t . 1 A ' ''f f 1 K. if , JOE CAVE Justice Candidate 'Are You Happy' Club Proposes Bevy Of Blondes To Keep Joe Stalin Happy Many Seek Jobs In Precincts At Deadline Friday The following list of party workers and their precinct num bers is the last of those filing for precinct committee posts be fore the deadline at 5 p.m. Fri day. Candidates filing before Fri day have been listed in previous editions of The Mail Tribune. Democrats f'iling Friday were: Frances Hamilton, 70; Rawles Moore, 69; Elaine R. Gilberson, 67; Clair P. Gilberson, 67; A. Lcnore Zapell, 62; Fajw Carver, 59; R. S. Furry, 59: Margaret Schuler, 56; Kenne.ii Corliss, 55; Anita Corliss. 55; Marie My ers Bosworth. 46; Lowell A. Du pray, 39; Olivia Dupray. 39; John Maass. 33: Marv B. Maass, 33; A. O. Tollefson. 32; Norman R. Matteson. 30; Fred Middle busher, 23; Nadine Sweeney, 11; Snoma M. Hall, 9; Francis W. Hall. 9; Lucille Polenz, 8; Ger trude T. Robuck, 6: R. R. Mor row, 3; Lona M. Dameron, 5; Elizabeth B. Ostrander, 2. Final Republicans Final republican filings were: Michael C. Loftus, 84; Eleanor S. Bolt. 80; Maude Cov Robin son. 78; Anna E. Cailcv, 74; Irene T. Tizckker, 68; John E. Tizekker. 68; Claire Hanley, 65: Leshia E. Lottie, 57; Mclvin J. Lottie, 57; Florence V. Fish, 54: Aileen L. Peterson, 52; Warren E. Fichtncr. 52: Lucille V. Way burn. "50; Edward Branchficld. 45; Eunise A. Carter, 45; Frank D. Applin, 43: Marian Frev York. 43; W. J. Warner. 39: Eula L. Foley. 28; William M. Folcv. 28; Agnes L. Berrv, 24; J. E. Putnam, 22: Burrell O. Wvant. 19: Ella D. Tvrrell. 19; Harrv A. Skerry Jr., 7; Ben T. Lombard, 2. Only five per cent of the American population of 4.000.000 lived in cities and towns in 1790. Medford"s "Are You Happy" club now numbering more than 1,000 members in every state In the union is deter mined to keep growing and spreading sunshine. Latest proj ect of President Joe Nell anil his 1,000 vice presidents is an international membership. Pick ed for the first International meinbrr is a man who. Joe says, nerds no introduction: Joe Stalin In an extemporaneous broad cast over radio station KMKl) Friday evening. Joe and a group of city and civic lenders pointed out that the club has brought national publicity to "Medlord City of Smiles" through its at tempts to make everyone happy. Joe Said Unhappy As the discussion developed, it became apparent that ninny of the ills of the world are due to the unhappiness of one man, Joe Stnlin. "What can we do to make him happy?" was the theme ot the discussion. This proposal evolved: We shall secure H4 blondes from Hollywood, the finest blondes in the nation, and we shall fly these 64 blondes to B:-rhn. at which point w will ask for a Russian military escort to Mos cow. (So runs the plan.) Before we do this, to keep from sticking our necks out, we will insist that as soon as we have approached Mr. Stnlin and asked him to join the club, we will ak that he send us 64 of the finest blondes In Russia (This part of the plan was heartily endorsed! ... Permission needed All thnt remains to be done is to get the permission of: tl the state department. (2! an airline, to furnish a DC-8 airplnne to fly the girls across the Atlantic. (3i the blondes, and t4l Joe Stalin. Taking part in the semi-serious nonsense were Neil. Mayor Diamond Flynn; Frank Van Dyke, speaker of the Oregon house ot representatives; Ches ter Hubbard, president of the county chamber of commerce, and Tonv Mnnno, president of the Medford Y MCA, They are now awaiting word from Moscow. 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