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MEDFOBD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREE 117 S. CENTRAL MEDFORD PHONE 2-6241 OPEN TONIGHT TILL 8 P.M. Wednesday. April 30. 1SSI UNITED STATES-CANADA GOOD WILL WEEK, April l7.May S More than 3,400 Kiwanis Club throughout Canada and the United Statei are commemorating the anniversary of the hiitorie Ruin-Begot Agreement which went into effect on April 28, 1818. Al a part of their program of friendship, Kiwaniaiu have erected twentr-seven of the above Peace Tableti at major port! of entry during the past three decades. The theme of this car's observance is "Hands Across The Border. Piekin' Pears "TSST By L. J. "TICK" MALAHKEY Some 2,000 viistors came to Camp White Sunday, April 27, to view Camp White's third an nual Arts, Crafts and Hobby fair. The show was in the thea ter building and Green Room, nd the work of 63 disabled vet erans was exhibited. Visitors be gan to arrive at 10 a.m. and came steadily until just before closing time at 5 p.m. Winner of the grand prize for the most unique display was Joe Teepen, a veteran of both wars. Joe's work was mostly of copper and wood a little bit of every thing. Prizes to others were, wood craft, first, Al Ingersoll; second Chester Fairbanks; and third, John Levine, metal craft first, Deane Stewart; second, Coleman Cooney; leathereraft first, Oli ver Clark; second, Gus Johnson; third, Arthur Riggles; weaving first, Roy Parker, second, Willis Cushman; third, James Hukill. Art first, James Jenkins; second, Richard Smith; mineral ogy first, Hans Sorenson; sec ond. Perry Erickson; third, Le land Green; photography, first, Walter Odegard; second, William Tusch. Reeds first, Nick Lithiodotis; second, Frank Bryant; collectors Items, first, Robert Mills; second, Howard Schoonmaker; third, William Meeker; miscellaneous first, John Sharp; second, Robert Wilhelm; third, Estel Coffey. In addition to the above, the Bates brothers of Portland showed a collection of army in signias in the Green Room. It attracted much attention and is sgld to be valued at $6,000. uGuides showed the visitors to all points of interest throughout the entire domiciliary. The Medford Eagles auxiliary gave the Monday night dance this week. Art Kenton's Camp White orchestra provided the AdrienneV Just Suited to you for Baccalaureate If you could have only one suit, this would be it. Trim and slim, in worsted Sheen. Always smart, but always feminine. Sizes 10 to 20 $69.98 Others from SJ998 Adrienne's 214 EAST MAIN PHONE 2-7169 dance music. Archie McBeth, Company 1, was the vocalist singing with the orchestra. Re freshments were served before the closing hour of 10 p.m. It was good to see Mary Shultz up and around again. Mary has been an active worker on the station with the VFW auxiliary in addition to her duties as a Grey Lady. Illness has kept her away for quite a while. Mahy of the men are planning to open the trout season this com ing Monday. Butte Creek seems to get first call. At the fishing club meeting Monday evening it was decided that Emigrant lake, because of Its many vari eties of fish, is a favorite. Also it is easy for some of the handi capped boys to get around. The club voted to buy a fine trout line for Ted Brown in apprecia-, tion for his efforts in getting the organization started. Joe Thomas, commander of Camp White chapter of Disabled American Veterans, reports much activity among its plans for the coming year. New officers were recently installed and they are keeping busy whipping the chapter Into shape. At an open meeting last week a splendid entertainment was given and there were many visitors from Medford and the surrounding communities. Summer jobs are calling. Dis charges and furloughs are being granted many of the boys and this coming month will find doz ens of them at their new work. Two Portlanders Die In Traffic Accidents By UNITED PRESS Two Portland residents met death Tuesday, one in a fishing accident while the other died from injuries received in an au tomobile accident. Rose Irene Douglas was found in an overturned car in the Sal mon river about two miles south of Wemme. State Police said the car ap parently went out of control and plunged into the river when it was driven out of a parking area where the occupants had stopped to fish. Portland's 21st traffic fatality was recorded with the death of 76-year-old William Lyons, Port land. He died from injuries suffered when struck by a car driven by James L. Phelan, 26. Police said Lyons was jaywalking against traffic signals. Pilot Takes to River To Miss U.S. Capitol Washington (U.R) Cmdr. William L. Martin plunged his Navy Hellcat fighter plane Into the Potomac River Tuesday night to avoid crashing in the capital. The 42-year-old filer suffered a broken shoulder, lacerations and shock. 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