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GOOD STORY ALWAYS Dothan, Ala. (U.R) Dr. H. G. Lee, Baptist preacher, has given the same sermon 445 times, It is called "payday someday" and tells the Old Tcs tamont story of Jezabel, wicked wife of King Ahab, and their f son joram, ana now an mree died violent deaths for their Godless lives. DRIVE I li theatre TONIGHT - MONDAY THE FUNNIEST PICTURE SSBKfS nine 'CS& UFE- , Jw; times PEHIOEHG-SCATCW ''" TWeT MUJOttRM TOMCAT RAY JW GENE LOCKHART . --RHUBARB PLUS THE FILMAKE RS , JOAN EVANS-MELVYN DOUGLAS LYNN BAR! Zttr NEWS - CARTOONS ' Gates Open 6:30 - 1st Show, Dusk Romantic Comedy of Modern Marriage! ."VnT Elmarle " 0j VISIT THE MEW Pioneer Tavern "WHERE FRIENDS MEET" Corner 2nd & Pine Central Point Beat WUtie From The General Contractor & Sub Contractor Can you hear NORMAL SPEECH at 30 20 10 Just how Close to normal IS your hearing? You'd be wise to find out And you con-privately, and without cost or obligation. We're scientifically equipped to measure your hearing". V "e'U give you a trustworthy i i v a. DONT AS0IN WITH VOUS) MIAStlNa- SONOTONE C. R. Adamton, 839 E. Jackson, Medford, Ore. far as Httla a (.10.00 - kaleace ee eaeir tense SONOT ONE-The House of Hearing i "Ansa isnllmi Mime Aeeveee- COMMUNICATIONS Letters to the Kdltur muit Dtrai the name and address ul the write although under certain ctrcum luncci the use of a pen name or initial tor publication 11 permis sible. Tba Mail Tribune reserves tbe right to edit all lettera with view to clarification and conden sation. Letters submitted for pub' llcation must not exceed 400 words Be Kind To Animals To the Editor: This is "Be Kind To Animals Week" seven days, May 4 to 10 in which the people of the United States and Canada rededicate-themselves to the principle of kindness toward animals. The purpose of this week is to remind the whole public of the moral obligation to be kind to animals. In many cases the Humane Society is an enforcing agency. We do, and may make arrests wherever we find anyone flagrantly abusing or mistreating animals and the mere fact that the person owns the animal won't help him escape conviction in a court of law, either. Usually, though, we let off an offender with a reprimand the first time. We're trying to edu cate, not to punish. But where there is repeated cruelty, or in flagrant cases, we go the limit we prosecute. In our book, cruel ty is cruelty and suffering is suffering . . . and we see no rea son why a person guilty' of cruel ty toward a defenseless animal is any less a criminal than if TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES STEEL FILES CHAIRS DESKS NEW AND USED Wt repair all makes Typewriters, Adding Machinal ALL WORK GUARANTEED MEDFORD OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY 41 1 Grape St. Phone 2-4100 The VINING REPERTORY LITHIA Theatre, Athland On Stage 8:30 p.m. TOMORROW! Tickets on Sale In Medford at Prultt'i and at Purucker's Reierved Seat $1.80 4 $1.20 Un reierved 60c FEET? FEET? FEET? report on Its keennesa on Its ability to give you the fullest enjoyment of musie, plays and social life. This free Sonotone Service is youre for the asking. Avail yourself of it Come in and fee us-todayl ra " mmnmti bffi y Says - cm Chamber Directors The Jackson County Chamber of Commerce board of directors Friday passed a resolution ad dressed to the Civil Aeronautics Board, asking that airline serv ice between Medford and Klam ath Falls be Inaugurated on a temporary basis "at the earliest possible moment." The resolution followed by about a week of joint meeting of the chamber's aviation com mittee with that of the Klamath County Chamber of Commerce. In the resolution, the cham ber's board pointed out that Med ford and Klamath Falls are both trading centers, doing a retail trade sales business of some $60, 000,000 or more each per year, both are distant from metropoli tan trade areas, and that the economy of the area requires frequent travel and mail and telephone communications. Community of Interest There is a great community of interest between the two areas, the resolution points out, but the Cascade mountains sepa rate them, and aside from bus or auto travel over a narrow, hazardous road, the only method of transportation between the two is by air. "The need for fast passenger he had committed it against his fellow man. Our organization like all other members of the American Hu mane association, of which there are over 600 fn the United States, are bound together by one common tie . . . to protect them, to make their lot an easier one. So, let's all be kind this week, and every week. Mrs. S. W. Richardson, Secretary-Manager Human Society Medford, Ore. M.T. Aid is Appreciated To the Editor: The Medford Ministerial Association wishes to express its appreciation for your cooperation with the churches of the city and for your demon strated interest in the spiritual and moral welfare of the com- mnnitv. Your contributions In behalf of the Religion in American Life Program through display adver tising are significantly effective. We feel singularly blessed in hav ing a local press which offers such friendly and complete cov erage of religious news. As the only newspaper In the community, the influence and responsibility of the Medford Mail Tribune is difficult to over emphasize. We are gratified at the way the Tribune is discharg ing this important obligation to the citizens of Medford. Robert J. Cox, secretary Medford Ministerial Association, He Is for Taft To the Editor: I am an "old man" who has had many trou bles, that never come to pass. Too often we build huge mountains in life's pathway.to find the "hi way" is level and reasonable. Looking back to the records, I am amazed that people would hear the call of organized union leaders, of which most cannot speak the English language clear. Let me give you some figures straight from the records: Back in the early twenties, Henry Ford paid an average wage of $5 per day. At that time you could buy a Ford automobile for $475. Today, union leaders tell their members, "Look what we done for you, we got you $14 a day wages." Now, let us look at the record: The price of a Ford today is $2,200, which requires 156 work ing days at $14 a day to pur chase. I would like to ask the good union laborer "who cheated you out of that 61 days of hard labor?" Yes, you, Mr. Labor, have al lowed "fee" to the man who has swindled, cheated and de ceived you out of your own hard labor. Let me go farther: "Business" is like an "old woman," and I nave had a lot of experience with her. In closing I would like to add this: Labor should be proud someone who has brains enough to handle money, might create employment for him or her. Let us vote for Taft, we know him. Tom M. Jackson, 1146 West 8th, Medford, Oregon. WINDOW SHADES MADI TO ORDER BARNARD'S 117 I. Male Ph.ee M4I7 iiOt VERY NICE TIMOTHY GRASS HAY For Horses ALSO EXCELLENT ALFALFA For Cowi MORTON MILLING CO. 10 Wast Jacttan Street Send Air Service Resolution to CAS and mail service has existed for I some time between the two points, and the lack of such serv ice is causing serious incon venience and economic loss to Refusal To Testify Brings Halt To Government Timber Sale Suit Portland (U.R) Two wit nesses who refused to testify Friday put a temporary halt to a pre-trial hearing here in the government's suit to cancel a $135,000 sale of Indian trust timber lands at Gold Beach. Ore. Defendants Fred M. Marsh, Lebanon, Ore., and John C. Blan ford, Portland, each said "I re fuse to testify on the grounds that my answer might tend to incriminate me." U. S. Attorney Henry Hess asked the two, without success, about their dealings with Clyde Flinn, suspended land officer in the Portland'office of the bureau of Indian affairs, and with Fran Architect in Ashland Admitted to Institute David Lukens Bockius Jr., Ashland architect, has been ad-; mitted to corporate membership f in the American Institute of Ar- j chitects. he said Saturday. ! Bockius recently opened his j office at 13 North Main street, I Ashland, and has since been working on several commissions. His exDerience includes design j of residences, churches, schools j and business and commercial structures. DfBRA PAGET PLUS Vintnr UITIIBF v?yAiM SHERIDAN rm Gates Open at 6:30 Show at 7:35 Standard Time I . f STORY OF THE WIST I I J"5Sate- m lf A ofTheCrazily i l!lklild t: jKPl2& able, laughable j , P. aV3SSS ' flZZZ- DIZZY DEAN! Q MhU) I ViBI M f li DAN DAILEY muT :- 1 1 Vlia I! IM the public generally, as well as businesses directly interested, be cause of the marked growth of industry and business in both areas," the resolution adds. . cis La France, Flinn's assistant who was also suspended as a result of the Gold Beach sale. Depositions are scheduled to be taken today from Flinn and La France pending a pre-trial conference next week and the trial itself the following week. I TODAY! Another vis Celeste MM Glenn WON Beutah BOND! - leo GENN 2 Wr .... - Vf '"J l I T!W; 5 boar, uonltvy Aian law! fetri m TECHNICOLOR Robert Taylor " Deborah Kerr leo genn . peter ustinov Srrten Play tj John Let Martin nJ 5. N. Bctirman. Sony. Levitn Beted on. its Novel bjr lUnryl Slttltitwlc Dlmita W MERVYN L.ROY ' T,A,i l, SAM ZIMBAUST A. M-O M Pittura COMING J J --siiin.Hr,iiiigl l i in , .a in in .. i - i . if i r ts i i s-i i : 13 Sunday, May 4, 1952 DIDN'T WANT IT Detroit (U.P Joseph Pres ton of the Railway Express Agency said F. L. Roberts of Knoxville, Tcnn., ordered a casket sent here after having been advised that a relative was dying in Detroit. When the casket arrived, the relative had recovered and turned down de livery. TOMATOES GROW FAST Lenoir, N. C. (U.R) Darwin E. Beach could not explain this. Some tomato seeds he planted in a box at 1 p.m. Sunday ap parently had sprouted and one sprout measured two Inches by 7:30 a.m. Monday. GREAT HIT SHOW! M-G-M's drama ot a wicked empire and tbe lore story between a pagan soldier and a Christian , slave girl! HOLLY f CONTIGUOUS Quo ' MEDFORD (OREGON) RELIEF AIDS CUPID Wilmington, N. C. (U.R) Clerks In the register of deeds office here waited patiently while a prospective bridegroom went doNcM the hall to the wel fare board office before paying for a $5 marriage license. PAINTING BRUSH or SPRAY Industrial or Residential Reasonable Pricei For FREE Estimate CALL 2-8595 MEDFORD Murphy & Carson jjj b sT -vr VeT w rrr 2nd Jungle aHaflBSaBIKkeeee M I BE i rTTA m " . RKhird Hylton'Richiitf Crennt Hugh SandtrsJimas Brown-leo T.Deanf Jules. SCHERMER Directed by Harmon JONES CONTINUOUS SHOW TODAY FROM 1 P.M. MAIL TRIBUNETHIRTEEN 2 Foot FIREPLACE WOOD EAGLE WOOD CO. "Flying Service" Russell Womelsdorf Ph. 3-2655 ASHLAND fcifV, i-.ii JOHN LUND ' JEFF CHANDLER LJLJtw T, j' r t nTTT.TTrrn Thriller CINIVIT IOI CTrt lil llllll Jl at e
