Medford Mail Tribune from Medford, Oregon • Page 3

MATL TRrRUNTE. MEPFORP. OTCFCIOX. SUNDAY. PF.CEMTiET?.

4. IMS PAGE THREE FINLAND TO PAY Bosc Pears Baked In Gas Oven MARCIA VAN DYKE 10 BE FEATURED I ceremony. At Its clcee, the bride and groom knelt for a blessing and then swept down the aisle to the door. Mrs. Clark had Invited 1000 guests to the high-noon wedding.

Also, she announced the door of the church would not be locked while her daughter wna being wed aqd approximately 1000 more men and women swarmed Into the building. As Mr. and Mrs. Mclanahan left the church, there was a brief swirl of confusion In which a spectator grabbed the bouquet of one of the bridesmaids. The newly-wedded couple, however, sped away unharmed to a reception at the homo of Sally' aut, Mrs.

Oeorge Clymer. They panned to leave by train for New York after the reception. Thence they will go to California and to Hawaii for a honeymoon. RAINS, FOG, SNOW OVER COAST AREA HIT AIR FLIGHTS WIFE'S SISTER IS EXCITING BRIDE SAN FRANCISCO. Dec.

(AP RaLns. snow and fog covered coast areas from Northern California to the Pacific Northwest and Inland today, causing cancellation of passenger plane flight north and east from San WASHINGTON. Dec. 3 AP) Finland notified the State Department tcdny that as usual It would make Its semi-annual debt payment to the United State on December IS. Only Finland of the 13 European nations whose debts to this government have been swollen by Interest to some $13,000,000,000 since the World War, has met its obligations without a default.

Finland's December 15 Installment totals $232,045. Eero Jarnefelt, the Finnish minister, notified acting Secretary of State Summer Welles that the sum would be turned over the federal reserve bank in New York City. Where the Finer Gifts Are to Be Found And Where the Price Is Always A Little Lower! JNO. W. JOHNSON'S Jewelry Store Francisco.

BOSTON. Dec. (AP) At 3000 persons hlf of them uninvited watched an Impressive ceremony, pretty BnUy Poor Clari, sister of Mrs. John A. Roosevelt, and wealthy George X.

McLanahan, 26. of New York, were married today In fash, lonablo Emmanuel church. The 18-year-old second daughter of Mrs. P. Haven Clerk, gowned In a flowing white velvet dress, quietly pronounced her marital vows In the 30-mlnute.

tingle ring. Episcopal Regular air schedules were maintained toward Southern California where weather conditions were more moderate. Planes were grounded at Salt Lake City rather than hazard the last-leg flight fc Son Francisco over the storm area. Pacific Northwest points reported winds which neared hurricane force there yesterday had subsided, but the forecast was for continued rain and snow over the week-end. WARD'S Are Crammed With Unusually Smart Gifts For The Mtsa Ma-clft Van Dyke, violinist, wilt be featured soloist at the opening concert of the Southern Oregon Symphony orchestra, to be given Wednesday, December 14.

under direction of Mr. John R. Knight, and sponsorship of Zonta International club of Medford. Miss Van Dyke is a former member of the orchestra and lived in Grant Pass until two years ago when she moved with her parents to Burllname, so that she might study with Mr. Blinder, concert maestro of the San Francisco Symphony orchestra.

Miss Van Dyke will bring with her, Mr. Henry' Treager, a young pianist of unusual ability, as accompanist. The featured violinist will play-Romance, from the second concerto by Wienlawskl, with the orchestra. The name of the orchestra has been changed from Junior Symphony to Southern Oregon Symphony orchestra as It Is planned to Include all good musicians of southern Oregon, regardless of age. At present there Is a membership of about sixty.

This will be expanded to 75, after which only those of exceptional ability and devotion to the work will be accepted or retained In the organization. The sponsoring Zonta club Is anxious to present an orchestra of which southern Oregon may be proud and glad to support. Plans are In formulation for the orchestra's appearance in various parts of the Pacific coast. Tickets for the December 14 concert may be obtained from any Zontlan or at the following business places: Lawrence Jewelry store, Pruitt Music shop, Craterian Beauty shop. Ethel wyn's Beauty salon.

Ethel-wyn B. Hoffman store, Klocker Prlntery. Further Information may be obtained by calling Ethelwyn Hoffmann, committee chairman, at 82. K) Wettest spot In California apparently was Eureka where 3.30 Inches of rain fell In 24 hours, during a constant 48-hour precipitation. Rivers in Humboldt county were rising and highways were flooded.

Redding received 2.86 Inches of rain, but valley areas south of Sacramento were not so heavily drenched and there was little precipitation in Son Joaquin valley. Intermittent rainfall wa forecast for the week-end in Northern California, with snow in the Sierra. R. C. Counts, government meteorologist said another disturbance 600 offshore may bring another storm tomorrow night.

Baked Bosc pears, the delicious new product of Rosenberg Brothers prepared by the Rogue River Valley Canning are baked in this big gaa "master baker" oven, shipped to Medford from Seattle by the California-Pacific Utilities company especially for this Interesting and successful experiment. Twelve thousand Jars of these tasty baked pears were handled In this oven, with a capacity of 30 dozen jars. Four trays have continuous rotary action which assures uniform heat to the Jars, the heat being thermo statically controlled, according to Don York, vice-president of California-Pacific Utilities company and general manager of the southern Oregon district. The local gas company cooperated with the Rogue River Valley Canning company and Rosenberg Brothers In bringing to Medford this big oven for this test. It Is a product of the J.

A. Campbell company of Seattle. This step was taken by the Medford office of California-Pacific Utilities as a means of demonstrating this fine Campbell oven to fruit men of this locality. OUTDOOR MAN 1 www mammr j- L. AGER Center BACK FROM TRIP USE IAS SEALS mm flntti 898 J8 em wA BY SCOUT TROOP SALEM.

Dec. 3 (P) A move to take the power of pardoning away from the governor and put it In a combined state parole and probation commission was proposed today at a meeting of a special committee named by Gov. Charles H. Martin to study the problem. The step would enable the governor to dispense with many hearings necessitated on pardon matters and would put the action In the hands of a group who would have ample time to consider cases.

The program will be recommended to the 1039 legislature. The committee, headed by Dean Wayne L. Morse of the University of Oregon, also proposed that all parole eligibility restrictions be eliminated and the committee given the power to set up uniform regulations. The program calls for abolishment of the present state parolo board. r'-'rffrnriiiiiiii MfHsaawi Ray Baker, returning yesterday morning from the J.

C. Penney company Junior convention for managers held In Portland Thursday, Friday and Saturday, said it was clearly brought out at the meeting that business conditions were Improving rapidly and that people seemed to be spending more freely now than at any time during the past several months. He stated that most J. C. Penney stores were showing heartening increases in business, end that eastern units were all on the upgrade.

Mr. Baker, manager of the Medford J. Penney store, said that market prices had been stabilized and were very firm. The local unit, he said, compared favorably with other Oregon stores in the business increase. Attended by 40 managers of stores in Oregon and southwestern Washington, the convention was held for the purpose of buying stock for the company's 38th anniversary to be observed In March.

Discussion of store problems and operations was also held, he explained. An appeal for widespread, use of the Christmas seal, which finances the annual drive against tuberculosis In Jackson county, was made yesterday by the local committee with release of a list of suggested ways in which to keep the cheery little stamp In public view. The list reads: On all greeting cards. On packages to foreign countries. On all Christmas greeting cards.

On bridge tallies and place cards at parties this month. On church calendars. On bills and business letters. On programs. On correspondence cards and packages.

As Christmas tree decorations. As part of a stamp collection. For the convenience of these, who did not receive seals in the mall, they are now" on sale at the Medford psstofflce, Montgomery Ward store and Groceteria No. 1. Anyone, wishing more seals than came in the mall, may also obtain them at the Jflcksn County Health department In the court house.

FMJ1 'ontfo, Urn -rrtARl A 2 6 58" 2 The following awards were made at the fall court of honor held last Tuesday night by Boy Scout Troop 7: George Codding. merit badge for handicraft; Elmer Bashaw, personal health, first aid, pathflndlng. public health and reading; Don gins Eden, camping, pathflndlng and flint aid; Bob Holmes, handicraft; Jack Kresse, public health, first aid and handicraft; Rodney Wltham, machinery and handicraft. Jack Moffatt was advanced to first class scout and Elmer Bashaw, Douglas Eden, Jack Kresse and Rodney Wltham were advanced to star scout rank. Service stars for each year of Boy Scout membership were awarded to Elmer Bashaw and George Codding Jr Troop 7 Is" sponsored by Medford post of the American Legion.

Rolph Hulbert Is scoutmaster. Mill To Ooperate EUGENE. Dec. 3. (JP) Ed M.

Orh-llng, Drain, who recently took over the old Gooch Lumber company plant, said yesterdny the 40.000-foot capacity sawmill will be put In operation soon. 8 soft hi2kM I 111 LMat. 2 398 Lyle Schoeppert's Window Displays At Ward's Win Praise A striking group of window displays, featured by Montgomery Ward and company's Medford store, were prepared by Lyle Schoeppert. well known Medford man and advertising and display manager for the local store. The center display of the colorful windows was built around a giant Christmas gift package, wrapped in cellophone and tied with grat ribbons.

Lyle Schoeppert's display work has attracted widespread attention here and throughout the Ward organization on the roast, according to L. Brown ma ager of the Med -ford store. Ward's Christmas window displays Include ready-to-wear, gift suggestions from the dry -goods department, toys, radios, home furnishings and auromoblle accessories, all appropriate for the holiday reason. H'dfirL tl. "Pots tw 'VP, deafer DR.

A. J. LOEFFLER Phvslclnn and Surgeon 306 Fluhfer Medford. Office hours: 10-12. 3-5.

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