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n HILTS rnaay, September 20. 1937 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THRE f i Visitor Returns to Biggs Maupin"s 8th birthday. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. La Black of Salem. By MRS. M. F. CAVIN Hilts Mrs. Beatrice Clyde returned Monday to Biggs with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clyde, with whom she makes her home. She has spent the past three months with her son-in-law and daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dettmar. Don't Miss Our BIGGEST Mr. and Mrs. Victor Van de Weghe and family attended a family reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Heckert in Jacksonville Saturday night. Honored guests were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wienkie of Clatonia, Neb , an uncle and aunt of Mrs. Victor Van de Weghe. kgmn l5 John Barbera of Redding, was a business visitor here Wednes mi i i m Si i Event cm BUY NOW and day. 1) FOREIGN OFFICERS VISIT IKE President Eisenhower gieets Capt. Takaichi Itaya of the Japanese Navy at the summer White House in Newport, R. L Capt. Itaya is one of a group of foreign officers studying at the Naval War College in Newport. The entire group of foreign senior officers was presented by Capt Richard G. Colbert (cen ter), director of the Naval Command Course for foreign officers. Mark Bonner has enrolled at Shasta college, Redding, for the fall semester. Mr. and Mrs. Evan Maupin drove to Ashland Sunday where they were dinner guests at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maupin. The din ner was in honor of Mrs. Charles Envelopes for Mercy Flights Applications Available in County Beginning today, it will be i permits reduced fees for non- possible to obtain Mercy Flights, emergency medical transporta tion. I he fee is $4 per family unit per year, or $2 for indi- Inc, subscription application en velopes in 11 Jackson county communities, according to offi cers of the non-profit air ambu lance service. The self-addressed envelopes can be used for mailing in sub scriptions, or renewals which entitle the holder to free emer gency medical transportation in the firm's ambulance planes within 400 miles radius. It also Workers Mopping Up Crash-Spilled Cyanide Thamesville, Ont. HP) Work ers mopped up in rainy weather today at the scene of a truck- train collision that spread 15 tons of dangerous cyanide over a quarter-mile area. The second load of a chemical to neutralize the cyanide cal cium hypochlorite arrived aft er midnight. The first 10,000 pound truck load was rushed from Detroit Thursday. "Everything is under control and we're not aware of any emergency at the present time," Ontario Provincial police said. The accident before midngiht Wednesday left residents in fear of their lives as reports circu lated the cyanide would blanket th area with deadly fumes if exposed to rain or dew. But chemists said there was little chance the fumes could be given off in sufficient volume to pose a threat to the community through water alone. POLISH LAWYER DIES Raton, N.M. OP) Dr. Felix Maciszewski, 70, lawyer, indus trialist and former bridagier general in the Polish army, died Tuesday. viduals The income from the subscrip tions, in turn, permits the am bulance planes to continue in service without depending on uncertin income from flight fees. Locations Listed Here are the locations in the 11 communities where the enve lopes can be obtained: Ashland City recorder's of fice, John Murphy, telephone MUrdock 5-5271. Butte Falls Butte Falls Gen eral Store, Bruce Pingle, tele phone TOwnsend 5-2311. Central Point Croskell Hard ware, John Croskell, telephone NOrmandy 4-2773. Eagle Point Van's Shop, Ken neth Porter, telephone Hlllcrest 6-3255. Gold Hill Whitmore Variety Store, Ruby Whitmore, tele phone ULrick 5-1221. Jacksonville Thrifty Food Market. Kenneth Callison, tele phone TWinoaks 9-1211. Phoenix Phoenix Variety Store, Evelyn Davis, telephone KEystone 5-2577. Prospect Boothby's Hard ware, Frank Boothby, telephone UNion 9-2291. Rogue River Rogue River R and M Hard ware, Ray H a g e m a n n, tele phone JUniper 2-3438. Shady Cove Cove Valley Supply, William Ducker, tele phone TRinity 8-2131. Talent Morrow Grocery, Bernard E. Morrow, telephone KEystone 5-2504. These firms and individuals, who also accept bills for the California Oregon Power com pany, have agreed to keep sup plies of the envelopes on hand for the convenience of their neighbors. Versatile Square pmNf 7000 Gf the automatic that gives yov everything! NEW 1958 KEIK7DKlMirIS AUTOMATIC WASHER l HI - ' -the 1V csgic Minute THAT GIVES YOU AUTOMATIC PRE-SCRUBBING . . . WPOSMLi IN AMY OMR WASHER! t i i i i i i i r L Plus ... 2-SPEED AGITATOR WASHING AUTOMATIC LMT RITER SUDS BACK-Wtfer md Ms Sorer 2 SPINNING SPEEDS 2-CYCLE WASHING I Onfy 27' Wide... 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New Fashion Slant 0 if I SIZES 10-18 A - district meeting of the i Northern California Council of Lumber and Sawmill Workers Union was held Sept. 7 and 8 in Hilts. ' Delegates came from Redding, j Greenville, Susanville, Willow Ranch, Red Bluff, Weed, Yreka, ! and Weaverville in California, and Reno, Nevada. Saturday evening, dinner was served in the Community Center recreation room to members and their wives. Attending a Girl Scout budget meeting at the home of Mrs. Helen Penny in Yreka on Mon day night were neighborhood chairman Mrs. William Wiley; leaders, Mrs. Gilbert Luper, Mrs. Al Simmen, and Mrs. Doni van Ward. A son was born Sept. 12 at Sacred Heart hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Branum. He has been named Mark Jerome and weigh ed 8 pounds, 3 ounces. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Cavin and daughter, Marcia, were din ner guests Friday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Black in 1 Yreka. I I Mr. and Mrs. Dean Wilcox of Medford, visited Friday evening j at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don j Wilcox and family. i Mrs. Sharon Tisserand return ed home last week after spend ing the past several months at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dragoo in Talent. Business visitors in Yreka Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. William Fraley. Mr. and Mrs. Frances Gwinn ; drove to Medford Tuesday eve-1 ning on business. Among those transacting busi ness in Yreka Tuesday were Mr. John Marin, Mrs. Shinar Marin, Mrs. Don Wilcox, daughter, Marilyn, Mrs. Frank Capello, and Mrs. H. G. Thompson. Police fo Enforce Crossing Stop Law Police Chief Charles P. Champlin has instructed officers to enforce the law making it necessary for vehicles to come to a complete stop before crossing railroad tracks when electric signals are in operation. When electric signals are not in operation, vehicles are not re- j quired to stop, he said. When the signal is in operation, all ve hicles must stop before continu ing if the way is clear, he added. The chief said the recent acci dent at the Stewart st. crossing is a good example of cars failing to come to a complete stop when electric signals at a crossing are in operation. Hawkinson's Opens Grants Pass Office A second office of Hawkin son's Tire service has been open ed at Grants Pass, according to C. M. Bismark, Medford mana ger. The new office will have its own service trucks and will han dle all types of gas and oil in ad dition to tire service. The Grants Pass station will be located at route 1, box 1290, at the north end of the city. Jack Pyle, the manager, A. I. Quackenbush, M. C. Hurt and Bismark all signed the one in corporation articles for the Jose phine Tire and Gas company in Salem Thursday. (ry lfftVlflk Whether you're a size 10 or a size 18, this new side-buttoned step-in is the perfect flatterer for your figure. 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