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t WW y. M ' 2 : tfV Vk-" f STRIKE POSTPONED-Phfl Murray (right), C.I.O. president, is interviewed by reporters at Washington, D. C, after steel workers postponed their threatened strike following the Govern ment's Wage Stabilization Board's recommendation of a 17V4e hourly wage increase for them. Murray told reporters that if no agreement is reached with the steel industry there will be a strike on the evening of April 8. As We Live SON'S STEALING SHOULD BE TREATED IMPERSONALLY Q "My 10 year old son recent ly topic torn money from his dad's pocketbook. My husband doesn't know about it yet. My aon spent some of the money on Candy and gave the rest to schoolmates. When I discovered it, we had heart-to-heart talk bout stealing and my son prom ised to repay the money with his earnings, with a confession and apology. Have I done right by my boy's future by placing him ea his honor and by not inflict ing any further punishment at lis time? What course should my husband pursue when he is confronted with the money and the confession?" T. M. (A) Unless this is not your aon's first offense, you have done all you should do at this time. mm A lu-year-oia " does not al- always appre ciate the seri ousness of stealing, nor does he always think that tak ing money from a parent is "stealing." Now that you Dr. Hurlock have explained to him what "stealing" means, its consequences ,and its serious ness, let the matter drop. Don't treat your son as if he were a criminal and don't be suspicious' of his future actions. You have put him pn his honor and you should, therefore, trust him un til you have reason to believe that this trust is unjustified. The very fact that your son wants to repay the money he took with his own earnings and that he is willing to confess and alopogize to his father, shows that he now appreciates the seriousness of what he has done News of4-H CLUBS Boxy Ann Club The Roxy Ann ham dinner committee met at the Dalton home and decided to include fish in their dinner menu. The dinner will be the annual March get-together and the public is in vited. A small program is planned and there will be dancing after ward. Coralee Dalton, secretary. Ruch Happy Hemmers The Ruch Happy Hemmers 4-H club met at the home of Mrs. Lewis Buckley. Each member received her instruction book and chose her first project. We also had a discussion about the parts of a sewing machine. Each girl is supposed to have at least one finished article by next meeting. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Buckley. Nancy Lou Redhead, reporter AUCTION 1155 North Control FRIDAY NIGHT - - - 7:00 P. M. If you haven't seen the largo quantity of exceptionally nice merchandise that t going to sell Friday night, stop in and do so. Any time. It includes a house full of nice furniture, bathroom fixtures, tools, some extra nice guns, all metal two wheel trailer, beautiful 17 jewel Elgin Watch. That lovely Russian Squirrel coat, lamps, radios. It goes on and on. And Friday is amateur night, some of the local folks are going to try their luck at auctioning their own things to you Mere Fun More Bargains) More Valuable Gifts Given Free. Bring the family. HARRY LA RESE (The Friendly Auctioneer) .. . Guarantees you a good time, and hundreds of Bargains. Ifs a date, Friday night, 7:00 p.m. The House Where Ifs "A Square Deal or No Deal" Consignments Always Welcome AUCTION SALES COMPANY 1155 North Central ' Phone 3-2939 By ELIZABETH HURLOCK. PH.D. and that his attitude toward the whole matter is healthy. Don't destroy that healthy attitude by suspicions or by referring con stantly to his misdeed. Drop the matter and look upon it as a closed incident. When the boy goes to your husband with the money and his confession your husband should be prepared for what is coming by knowing what has already happened. Explain the whole in cident to him, tell him of your son's attitude, and what your son is planning to do. Then, ask your husband to promise you that he will treat the matter m the same imper sonal way that you have. Don't let him make the boy feel that he has been a "criminal" or that he can never again be trusted. When your son brings the whole matter out into the open, that will give your husband a good opportuniy to emphasize what you have already told your son about stealing and its conse quences. Elisabeth Hurlock Is on of the nation's great psychologists. and she will gladly help you with personal problems. (Copyright 1952, General Features Corp.) The Grange Roxy Ann Grange Roxy Ann Grange met March 21. Roscoe Roberts reported hay selling for $45 a ton. H.E.C. met at Grange hall on March 19 with 18 members pres ent, Caroline Wolfe was hostess. The H.E.C. ladies agreed that friendliness should be their motto. H.E.C. met March 23 at the hall to do some cleaning and are to have a potluck lunch. Building committee chairman Paul Larson said work on the rest rooms has started and good progress is being made. Mrs. Carnegie, chaplain of Carmel Grange, was a visitor. Mrs. Wolfe announced there will be a moving picture put on by the Carnation company, Sat urday. March 29. After the pic ture there will be refreshments and dancing. She urged that all Grangers and their friends be there. Ladies are to bring cook ies, sandwiches, cake or pie. Roscoe Roberts request for use of the Grange hall for the Dairy association on March 24 and 31 was granted. The lecture hour consisted of a skit put on by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dalton, and Cal and Cora Lee Dalton on table manners. Patty Hilton did two tap dance solos. Earl Jossey gave a talk and showed slides on the farm life of the U. S. Serving committees were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Peacher, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bish, and Mrs. Wight and Sharon Wight. Next regular meeting will be April 4. Upper Rogue Grange Upper Rogue Grange met March 20, Master Eda Torrence presiding. A number of Shady Cove members attended and Nudity in Swim Suits Gone But Girls Still Miami Beach. Fla. OI.R) A leading swim wear designer re- oorts that once-fashionable nu dity is being hidden at the bath ing beaches this year. For that reason, paradoxically, girls are getting more ogles than before. Paradoxical, nerhans. but rjret- ty, certainly, were Margit Felle cri'x 1952 Cole of California de signs as displayed on a covey of curvy models at the oceanside hoardwalk of the Ronev Plaza hotel. To the untutored eye, they looked just about as undressed as ever. Nevertheless petite Miss Fel legi stoutly maintained that her little suits were clear illustra tions of an alleged new feeling in the fashion world that "nudity is no longer nice." Backs Higher She pointed out that virtually all of her designs this year raise the suit in back by a few verte brae, block the view of hips with a bit of scalloping or cuffing, and make milady bather's decolletage ioom less. Bold Bikinis and tiny two-piece affairs like those back in the good old days are now taboo, she said. "Even though nudity is being hit hard," said Miss Fellegi, "men are looking at their women more intently than in the season of the Bikini. "You see thcAmerican man is, bless his heart, really embar rassed by exposure. Back in Bi kini time, he would look, blush, and look away. Now with pru dence returning in women's swim suits, the man has a good excuse for looking longer." "The American male like that little Cobean man in The New Yorker cartoons sees in his mind whatever he wants to see, anyway," she said. Look Less Lumpy The designers said over-brief swim styles in recent years have served only to show "how amaz ingly few women have good fig ures." The Cole fashions this year are engineered to make them look less lumpy. There is, for instance, the "wing-ding bra," built with a Headless Skeleton Of Indian Located Chicago (U.R) The headless skeleton of an Indian sacrificed to the gods in prehistoric times has been found in New Mexico by Chicago archaeologists. Dr. Paul S. Martin said an ar chaeological expedition found the body, probably that of an Indian maiden, under the an cient walls of a cliff house in western New Mexico. The vic tim had been beheaded. Martin, chief curator of the de partment of anthropology at the Chicago Natural History muse um, said this was the first evi dence of human sacrifce he had uncovered in his 17 expeditions in the Southwest. Martin added, however, that offering a human victim to the gods was fairly common among Indians of the new world. "Among the ancient Mayas of Yucatan," he said, "maidens were thrown into a sink-hole to propitiate the gods and bring good luck to the city of Chichen Itza. The Pawnee Indians of the plains used to sacrifice a maiden to the morning star." Possible Mineral Source Found on Mindanao Isle Manila (U.R) Government geologists have found possible new sources of strategic min erals on the vast, undeveloped is land of Mindanao in the south ern Philippines. Demetrio Andres, director of the bureau of mines, said partial results of surveys conducted by geologists showed possible sources of chromite, copper, manganese, and gold on the island. The surveys also indicated that there are raw materials available on the island for pro duction of cement. third and fourth degrees were given a large class of Shady Cove and Upper Rogue members. Also present was Mrs. Hubbel from Eagle Point Grange. All were pleased to have brother and sister Ditsworth attend the meeting as they have moved out of the community and are great ly missed. It was announced that Po mona Grange wil meet at 10 a.m. at Lake Creek Grange hall, Saturday, April 26, when memor ial services will be held for members who have passed away. The regular public square dance will be given at Upper Rogue Grange hall Saturday, March 29, instead of the first Saturday of the month and there will be a public round dance and fashion show at the hall Satur day, April 5. put on by the Town and Country Shop of Eagle Point. H.E.C. met at the hall March 13 with 28 members present and five visitors. There will be a potluck dinner at the Grange hall Thursday, March 27, and lessons in rug making will be given. All inter ested are welcome. Bring scis sors and material and something for the dinner. There will be a plant exchange at next H.E.C. meeting, Thurs day, April 10. Get Ogles flange out front for use in creat ing an optical illusion. If fate has been unprovidential, you flip the flange and right away you look like J. Russell. But if you look like Jane in the first place, you flip the "wingding" flange the other way and then you're what you call "eclipsed, and girls who want to go on TV or book jackets should never give it that second flip. Miss Fellegi said she sees no likelihood of deflation in busts in the near future. For one thing, women are exercising more and are bustier by nature now than they were a few years ago. It s encouraging to note that our women are now having to depend less on artifice than on themselves," Miss Fellegi said. LEGAL NOTICES EQUITY NO. S-17tB SIMMONS IN THE CTRCU1T COCRT OT THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY LARRY B. BARNES and LEN'ORA B BARNES. husband end wif. and RICHARD C. STRATFORD and VERA C. STRATFORD, husband and wife. Plaintiffs. v. JAMES CARR and MRS JAMES CARR, his wife. If married: the un known heirs of JAMES CARR. If de ceased: the unknown hem of MRS. JAMES CARR. if deceased: JOHN J. CARR and MRS. JOHN J. CARR. his wife, if married, the unknown heirs of JOHN J. CARR. if deceased, and the unknown heirs of MRS. JOHN J. CARR. it deceased, also all other cor porations, firms, persons and parties unknown, claiming any richt.. title, lien or interest in the property herein the complaint described, or any part or parcel thereof. Defendants. To each and all of the above named defendants: In the nam of the Stat of Orefon. you and each of you are hereby re quired to appear and answer the com. plaint tiled acainst you in the above entitled suit, on or before the last day of four weeks from the date of th'j first publication of this summons and If you fail so to appear and answer said complaint, for want thereof, the plaintifs will apply to the court for the relief demanded In their complaint, succinctly stated as follows, to-wit: That a decree be en tered adjudicating any and all right, title, lien or claim which you or any of you. have, or claim to have, in or to the real property described aa follows, to-wit: Commencing at the section corner common to Sections 19. 20 39 and 30 in Townsip 37 South. Range 1 West of the Willamette Meridian In Jackson County. Oregon: thence North 022' West along the section Una between said Sections IS and 20. a distance of SB 13 feet to a concrete monument for the initial point of beginning: thence North 022' West along said section line, a distance of 7293 feet: thence South 8fSf' East 24? 11 feet: thenc South 9T7 feet: thence South 89M930- East 1737 feet to the westerly boundary of Sunrise Avenue: thence South 0"09 J" West along said westerly boundary 3H39 feet: thence North r'i-30-West 751 AO feet: thence North 014' East 1 39 feet: thence North 89'4!V30" West 1S1M OS fret to the point of beginning: being the EAST WOOD SUBDIVISION in Jackson County. Oregon, according to the official plat thereof, now of record. And declaring any and all such claims to be nuU and void, and decreeing that the plaintiffs are the owners in fee simple, of said property, and of the whole thereof, free and clear of any and all right, title, lien or In terest of said defendants, or any of them, and that each and all of the defendants herein, and each and all persons claiming, or to claim, by. through, or under them, or any of them, be forever enjoined, restrained and barred from asserting, attempting to establish, or claiming any right, title, lien or interest In or to said property, or any portion thereof, and that plaintiffs' title to said property be forever quieted and set at-rest. The date of the order for publica tion of this summons is the 24th dav of March. 1932. The time prescribed for publication of this summons Is once each week for four consecutive weeks. The date of the first publica tion of this summons is the 23th day of March. 1932. J. F. FLU GEL. Attorney for plaintiffs 32 No. Central Ave. Medford. Oregon NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that t have been appointed by the Circuit Court of Jackson County. Oregon, as Executrix of the Estate of Hugh L Ford, deceased, and Have qualified. All persons having claims against the Estate of said decedent are hereby notified to present them, with proper vouchers, duly verified, to me at the office of Harry C. Skyrman and Manville M. Helmel. attorneys for said Executrix, at Room 41S. Medical Cen ter Building, in Medford. Oregon, within six months from the data of this notice. RUTH D. FORD. Executrix Harry C Skyrman and Manville M. Heisel. Attorneys for Executrix NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed Exe cutrix of the Estate of Ray E. Wright, deceased, by Order of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jack son County, made and entered on the 12th day of March. 1932. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to pre sent the same to the undersigned at the offices of my attorneys. F. P. Farrell and B Kent Blackhurst. 306 Fluhrer Building. Medford. Oregon, properly verified, aa provided by law. AUCTION GOLD HILL GRANGE In The luildin Hta Grounds All Day SATURDAY, MARCH 29 Gold Hill, Oregon In a program to secure funds to iitrface the outside of the building, an immense benefit auction is scheduled starting at 10 a m. Satur day. March 29th at the Grange hall. The following Items are samples only, and make no effort to encompass all the material offered. 1939 Studebaker Sedan. 30 nead select, clean, beef calves, mostly white face, some dairy heifers. 3 gal. cans Pittsburgh alum, paint. 1 Camp White toilet, straw berry and raspberry plants, two wheel trailers, a 10-ft. showcase. Parmenter hens, mowers, a binder, business desk, pictures frames from Medford Art Center. Iron pipa. oil heaters, cooking plates and stoves, ice boxes, plumbing fixtures, elec tric toasters, used tires, cultivators, berry-row wire, cream saparators. flower plants, sandstone grinder, old iron. Washers, ice coke-box. rummage, fancy work, box shook and many other items too numerous to mention. Donations and consign ments still welcome. Grange hall open today and Friday. Sale under the personal super vision of and in cooperation with MR. C. A. MORRISON of PACIFIC AUCTION CO. At Gold Hill Graftee Hall SATURDAY, MARCH 29 Hot Lunches! Available all day In our roomy, warm dining room. 27 USINESS DIRICTOIY Tractor Work Flowing, harrowing, mowing, gardens. or what nave you. rrosnpi. wnmmw service Irs Bolltnrer Ph 2-M3Q. Past and Termite Control CoTD Termite control Protect your none I ru.ii icrnuta. e (war uivm - Ph Ash 2-7337 Foundation work Howry aad florin MARSHALL NURSERY FLORIST Cameliaa 50c up. Annuals. 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IRVTM THE TAILOR Phone 3-1383 109 No. Fir St SEILER LACY TAILORING Men's suits, new spring fabrics 223 E Main. Ph 2-9014. Rm. 206 4XtERATIONS. REMODELING. RE PAIRING at DRAPES made to order 3294 Corona Ave. Ph 2-7083 and within six months from the date hereof. t Dated and first published March I. 1JZ. Myrtle H. Wright. Executrix F. P. Farrell at B. Kent Blackhurst Attorneys for Executrix. You Can Enjoy LP-GAS RENT A Propane Tank Gat System and enjoy the conven ience of City Get for Cooking. Refrigeration, Water Heating and Heating. SEE US TODAY UTILITY SERVICE CALIFORNIA PACIFIC UTILITIES COMPANY MEDFORD Phono 2-52S4 TtaiaoaT. March ST, IMS IUSINESS DIRECTORY Tranafar MUUkRClAL TRANSFER Trucking Senric of All Kind Long Distance Moving Packing and Crating BS Corner 4th A Fir Storage Phone 2-Qg Bull dine TO have that home built call D. A PARKKK. DUilder Of oeTiar nomes. build anv place. Free estimate. 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