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TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) 1954 Said Critical Year For Possible Red War Plans Those in charge of high level planning consider 1954 the criti- DARLWS, HERE'S REAL NEWS it's REAL, GOLD Serve orange-rich Real Gold beverage. Costs less than orange juice. Each can contains concentrated juice of 6 to 8 California juice oranges. its sued good salt! Plain or iodized; always free- running; always your grocer's in the Enjoy Leslit's "Mitt the Missus Harry Koplan-CB.S. Saturdays MAIL TRIBUNE cal year when Russia can sustain big scale, long 'range warfare. This view was voiced by Col. Charles Stafford, head of the civil defense program in this area, in a luncheon address Tues day before the Medford Rotary club. Col. Stafford, speaking at the Hotel Jackson, reminded Rotar ians that surprise is an import ant factor in modern warfare; that there was little advance evi dence that the Japanese Vere planning to attack Pearl Harbor. In Position To Attack There are indications that Russia is hi a position to attack, if they do at all, before the theo retical ready date of 1954. Un identified aircraft have been ob served over U.S. defense areas, Soviet fishing fleets have ranged into strategic waters, indications point to activity on the part of Russian submarines, and USSR merchant marine is concentrat ing in home ports. The importance of being alert and prepared in view of these conditions was stressed by the civil defense director. Jackson county has today 11 of 16 plan ned ground observation posts in operation, but those on a 12 hour basis. These -posts report direct to the Portland filter cen ter the sight of only four engine aircraft. Two-way radio will eventually supplant telephone communications to assure service in event of bombing or sabotage of telephone lines. Demonstrates Methods Col. Stafford, with the aid of four simulated "observers" dem onstrated the method used in charting the course of aircraft at the filter station. Ground ob servation posts are spaced on the basis of . 10 square mile areas for efficient charting. Public cooperation in report ing objects in the skies, so-called flying saucers, is sought by civil ian defense officials in the' hope of solving the current saucer mystery. Col. Stafford was intro duced by Robert Duff, Rotary program chairman. - -uniform. At red package. Variitits" with 11:30-12 noon. -- . I ESSENTIALLY , Ti tel ENRICHED 7 Jjfl tU aCk ka"Pun or 8 slices provides you wth a daily H $&F$Zs) V??l requirement of essential vitqmini and minerals..." LJ ly ' for HEALTH! . ' rC BP" 'ENERGY-PACKED ... Vivp ' gff Made from a balanced blend of nature's own vital A?iiiLD ' ' $m d inoredients of highest quality ... for VITALITY! 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Dancer Needed That a good soft shoe dance number is still needed for the olio acts to be used in connec tion with the show was announc ed by Miss Kilbourn, who said the show is "still wide open" as far as special numbers are concerned. " Miss Kilbourn also stressed a need for quantities of costumes of the 1890 period. A particular necessity is a bona fide frock coat for the villain. Gibson Girl blouses, skirts, bustles, a man's mackinaw and numerous other costume pieces will be much-ap preciated. Anyone wishing to loan or contribute costumes for the production may bring them to the Footlighter Theater at the fairgrounds or call Mrs. Earl Knight, Phone 2-2932. Only An Orphan Girl is sched uled for presentation at the Jackson school the evenings of August 20, 21 and 22. Youg Demos Slate Special Meeting Democratic County Chairman Guy Corliss has called a special meeting of Jackson County Young Democrats to 'be held at the Edward C. Kelly home, 906 West Fourth street, Friday, Aug ust 8, beginning at 8 p.m. With the younger wing of the party tagged to play a vital role in the coming presidential cam paign, Chairman Corliss de clares that reorganization for the purposes of campaign tac tics is necessary. The group will be. addressed by Dr. Arthur Kreisman of Ash land on the subject of "Party Responsibility." Nominations for club office will tfe made and the Young Democrat's plans for the forthcoming All - Democratic picnic in honor of Judge Frank L. TouVelle will be discussed, , ,-.,- jp f ' M WOUNDED ON "OLD BAI.DY" With the assistance of a Korean aide, wounded GI o the 2nd Division writhes in pain as he is helped down the muddy slopes of "Old Baldy" in Korsa. alter LN forces recaptured the strategic hill from stubborn Chinese Communist forces. Pan American Stewardess Holds Mark for Air Travel New York (U.R) Ellen Mur doch, a dark-haired beauty of 27, flies through the air with the greatest of ease. She has logged the incredible, total of 2,080,000 miles of air travel in seven years. That's more miles than it takes to go around the world nine times, and Miss Murdoch's employer, Pan American World Airways, says she's flown far ther than any other woman in the world. Miss Murdoch calls hers a dream job. As an airline stew ardess she commutes among the capitals of the world as easily as a New Yorker hops from borough to borough. She knows London, Barcelona, Rome, Brus sels, Frankfurt, Istanbul, Damas cus, Karachi, Johannesburg and Delhi as well as you know your home town. Her frocks and hats bear Paris labels. She wears shoe." made in All younger party TnemL ;rs be low the age of 40 are invited to attend the meeting. I nil? li Rome, alligator handbags and belts from Buenos Aires, laces from Ireland and Portugal, tweeds from England, cashmere sweaters from Scotland and sil ver jewelry from India. Ivory carvings from Africa grace the mantlepiece of her suburban New York apartment. There's a Have You 'Heard THE EVENT YOUR NEIGHBORS ARE TALKING ABOUT! THE EVENT YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS! . THIS IS A STORE-WIDE CLEARANCE SALE! Pay Top Price plus COATS 23 SHORT SHORTIES Shantung, Flannel 57 SHORT COATS Fleece, Gabardine, Novelties . 11 LONG COATS . Fleece and Faille Gloves Skirts Girdles and Bras A Cordial Invitation to Our . Many Out-of-Town Customers New Caboose Makes Toledo, O. (U.R) America's freight trains are wagging a new tail these days. Workmen in " the Ironville shops here have turned out a cuckoo clock - from Germany, drapes woven in Arabia, and fine braSsware from India. Plenty of Leisure "I have all this and leisure too," Mjss Murdoch said during a brief stopover in New York City. . She works an average of one day. out of three. Her trip is the New York to Johannesburg run. It begins .t the New York airfield, two hours before takeoff time. A few hours later there's a. short stop at Gander, Newfoundland, then the flight' across the Atlantic either to Santa Maria in the Azores or Lisbon. She loves Lisbon. Lisbon means brunch in. bed, sightseeing tours and shopping, a late dinner at the hotel or some native restaurant and danc ing at one of a number of fine clubs. ' At Johannesburg, it's glamor ous living again. Brunch in bed, a visit to the American consul's home for lunch, a drive to the gold mines, or a safari through a wild life sanctuary. Meets Celebrities With variation dictated by lo cale, that's more or less the life of an' airline stewardess as Miss Murdoch knows it. There's a celebrity aboard on nearly every flight. She's heard Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt explain the workings of the United Na tions assembly as she sipped a cup of tea high in the sky. She knows the plot of Ray Milland's next picture; he told it to her himself. .Miss Murdoch never has en countered anything more alarm ing than an electrical storm in her thousands of hours in the air, but she says she always has to be prepared for the unex pected. Movie stars sometimes mis place false eyelashes, and diplo mats have been known to lose suspender buttons. THE NEWS? TFof Adrienne- DRESSES SHEERS, JERSEYS, COTTONS SHANTUNGS, GABARDINES and DENIMS Includes Many Formats and Dinner Dresses Jewelry Millinery Handbags 214 EAST 'MAIN NO REFUNDS - NO EXCHANGE Life More Liveable i new caboose for the Nickel Plate Road that will make life .at the end of a clattering freight more liveable for the brakemen. It's no Pullman but it sports features of comfort and safety that would have startled Casey Jones' coa temporaries. For instance, it has its own generator and electric light sys tem. No more dangling lanterns. It has a brake light that turns on automatically and Can be seen five miles. It has comfortable beds and screened windows. ' One thing it doesn't have. The cupola, that ' little lighthouse affair on top of the car has van ished. Jnstead, it has sprouted bay windows on either side so the brakeman can look out and see hot boxes, derailments or what not. Mining Engineer Seeks Titanium in This Area A mining engineer from Mary land was in the Medford vicinity r t El istkwerdfon ICKLINO DAYS are here i : time to be sure you have all the varieties of Crescent Spices you need. For Crescent is the word for pickle flavor! CrescentMixedPicklingSpice . with its fancy appearance and choice spice variety." Suck Cin namon in slim, uniform quills to dress up pickled fruits. Celery and Mustard Seed for CRESCENT SPICES x -j. j. A jS r SEMI -ANNUAL and Get Two Garments SUITS 98 SUMMER SUITS Faille -Linen -Rayon 50 ALL WOOL SUITS Checks, Gabardines and Novelty Weaves. ' " Blouses Lingerie Hosiery Adrienne's PHONE -ALL SALES FINAL Monday looking for titanium, a mineral used in the manufactur ing of the titanic diamond, paints, dyes, and other items. . He was H. A. Neustaedter, who was here representing the St. Louis Smelting and Refining di vision of the National Lead com pany. Frederickstown, Md. Neu staedtef and his wife visited Santo's Agate shop to obtain in formation on this mineral and then left to travel in southern Oregon in search of titanium. Dead line Sunday Classifieds is at ooon Saturdays. - . MORE TfnrH MACARONI 'M0R DELICIOUS "Bread and Butters," and all the other whole spices in the blue and white Crescent cartons. Crescent Select Ground Spices are equally as distinctive in the flavor they give to pickles. fill ItCIPIS AND JAt Ullli Write for Marian Bell's free FLAVORS MAPLEINE S .A r A x 2-7169 TN A. w M I M M. W Sv F wvvw
