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TWIlYt MTOTORB (OBIOSW MAIL TRIIWJ Tuesday. Auuit 28, 18J8 Registration Fee Set (or Students . Hogue River Students regis tering for Rogue River High school should be prepared to pay a total enrollment fee of $12.75, it was announced today. Registration begins tomorrow ' and continues through Friday. AU high school students must register and at the time of their registration they will also sched ule classes for the coming year. The enrollment fee includes book fee, $1.25 towel fee for students taking physical educa tion (all freshmen and sopho mores except those excused by their doctors), $1.50 for physical education locks for boys only ($1 of which will be refunded at the end of the year), and $4 for stu dent body cards which admit students to all home games free and to games away from home and motion picture theaters at student rates. The high school will be open for registering students Wednes day from 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.m.; Thursday. 9 a.m. to noon 1 to 4 p.m., and 6 to 8 p.m.; Fri day, 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.m. Federal Court Suit Over Colorado River Water Recessed; Will Resume Feb. 1 San Francisco U.R Ari zona's Federal Court suit over Colrado river water rights has been recessed until Feb. 1. Special Supreme Court Master Simon H. Rifkind sent the attor neys home Monday to prepare for the next phase of the compli cated legal battle. The first phase has been com pleted the presentation of proof by Arizona to back up its claim for a clear title to 3.8 million annual acre feet of water from the Colorado's flow. The state presented 19 wit nesses, used six attorneys, and filled more than 6.090 pages of legal transcript in its presenta tion. The number of days of trial consumed was 39. The years may Arizona has asked the court be numbered since 1952 when to grant it clear title to the wa the.state filed its suit as an ori- ter of the Colorade and its tribu einal action in the U.S. Supreme tary stream, the Gila, and to en Court, join California from using more than 4,400.000 annual acre feet in the cities of Los Angeles and San Diego and on the farm lands of the Palo Verde. Coachella. and Imperial Irrigation Districts. reg to 3.99 rodless CURTAINS reg. to 1.93 famous brand TOWELS Six Fined for Illegal Possession of Alcohol Three young men and three ju veniles were each fined SI 5 in district court Monday for illegal possession of intoxicating liquor. Fined were Teddy Lorice Muff. 20, Suncrest ranch, box 441, Talent; Kenneth Ray Sims, Talent Cabins, Talent: and Jerry Allen Johnstone, 18, Jackson ville. They were arrested Saturday by city police at 12:35 a m. along with a 16-year-old Medford girl and a 15-year-old Ashland girl. An officer found them in a car at Fourth st. and Central ave.. after the police had received a complaint that several young people were causing a disturb ance at Cubby s Dnve-ln on Stewart ave., at the south city limits. The girls were released to their parents by County Juvenile Officer Kay Crowell. Also fined in district court yesterday were two 16-year-old boys and one 17-year-old boy, all of Butte Falls. They were arrest ed last Saturday charged with illegal possession of intoxicating liquor. GOP May Face Defeat, Sen. McCarthy Warns Washington U.R) Sen. Jo seph R. McCarthy warned today the Republicans may face a 1948-type defeat this fall if they pitch their presidential campaign on "sweetness and light." The Wisconsin Republican, oft en at odds with the Eisenhower administration, said he thinks it "important" the Repubicans win tn November. But he indicated they will have to get tough to do it. Tf the election were held to day, the Republicans would win hand down," he said in an in terview. But he said the Democratic standard bearers Adlai E. Stev enson and Sen. Estes Kefauver (D-Tenn.V are preparing to wage a fighting campaign while the Republicans appear to be plan ning a "high level, sweetness and light" battle. Eagles to Observe 30th Anniversary Crater Lake Aerie. 2093, Fra ternal Order of Eagles, will cele brate the 30th anniversary of their institution Thursday. A small group of men organiz ed the local aerie, which now has a membership of more than 500. Worthy President Everett Sy- brant announces that the eve ning's activities will start with a dinner for all Eagles and their families from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m., under supervision of Billy Rog ers, aerie chef. Following the dinner, the aerie meeting will be held in honor of the charter members. A special initiation will be held with the new drill team taking part in full uniform. There will be a special stage entertainment pro gram following the meeting. Swim Star Kissed; Policeman Fined London U.R The next time Esther Williams asks a London pokiceman to kiss her the answer is expected to be a flat "no." A disciplinary board lined an unidentified policeman two pounds S5.60) for kissing the swim star and said cops must "comport themselves with dig nity." The kissing scene took place at a gala premier at a London movie house. Esther asked the cop to kiss her for the benefit of photographers. Her husband, Ben Gage at fwed to pay fc reg. to 2.50 men's BELTS 7 ' SL - I 0 IJ M s OA' yys'-x 'l-i ft i im zjii u fiim, i wi J71 W 111 sA lM Li- i "J v. -r-T . ft fiv x.l I y xx v&TT T I a buck 1 Y Xf it !.was never k ! V If Aa j (so big! l i r -i'0r feat savings hi;. C7 il-X-J- every dept.... frx! 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