MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDXT, JULY 2T. 193?.
PAGE SEVEN
On hundred and thirteen officers,
contract aurgeon and educational ad
Tlaera are on duty In the Medford
COO dlatrtct under Major Clare H.
Armstrong, according to a new roater
releaeed this week.
Of thla number, 88 are offlcera of
the regular army and reserve corps,
two are U. 8. navy medical officers,
10 are contract surgeons and 16 are
educational advlaera.
Following la a complete roster of
'eampa In the Medford district, to
gether with the offlcera, educational
adviser and contract surgeons assign
ed to each:
District Headquarters.
Major Clare H. Armstrong. 6th CA.
district commander; Captain M. Mil
ton Potter, 10th PA, executive officer;
First Lieut. Howard A. Malln, 30th
Inf., assistant executive.
First Lieut. .Robert H. floule, 7th
Inf., adjutant; First Lieut. Phllo D.
Smith. FA-Res., assistant adjutant;
First Lieut. Claire I). Wallace, lnf
Bes., personnel adjutant.
Second Lieut. Roy D, Craft, Mi
Re., welfare, Intelligence and public
relations officer.
Captain Robert F. Dark, 7th Inf..
district quartermaster; First Lieut.
Leslie O. Ross, 14th CA, assistant
quartermaster; First Lieut. Kenneth T.
Case, Engr.-Res., assistant quarter
master; First Lieut. Fred W. Greene,
Inf.-Res., assistant quartermaster.
First Lieut. Wallace 8. Douglas,
Med.-Ros., district surgeon; - First
Lieut. HJalmer T. Gentle, Med.-Res..
assistant district surgeon.
First Lieut. Harley O. Preston.
Chap.-Res., district chaplain; First
Lieut. Raymond J. Hore, Chap. -Res.,
assistant chaplain; First Lieut. John
T. Kllcoyne, Chap.-Ree., assistant
chaplain; First Lieut. Edward H. La
Salle. FA-Res., motor transport of
fioer. Camp Melrose,
Captain Henry C. Church, CW-Res.
First Lieut. Lawrence B. Hanson,
Med.-Res.
Second Lieut. Christian R. Meckler,
taf.-Res.
Educational adviser, Kenneth Baker.
Camp Oak KnolL
Captain Herman L. Harms, Ord.
Rea. First Lieut. Henry F. Phelan, Inf.
Res. Second Lieut. Reginald K. Kennedy.
Xnf.-Res.
Contract surgeon, Floyd D. Lewis.
Camp Applepate.
Captain Robert E. Densmore, CA
Res. First Lieut. John H. Gordon, QM-
Kes.
Second Lieut. Percy B. Merrltt, Ini.
Res. Contract surgeon, James B. GUlls.
Educational adviser, Henry Petri.
Camp A finest.
Captain Eben 8. Longfellow, Engr.-Res.
First Lieut. Charles L. Emerson,
Cav.-Res.
First Lieut. Howard O. Bemls, Inf.
Res. Contract surgeon, Frank L, Hong,
land.
Educational adviser, George B. Mel-
tlnger.
Camp Dog Lake.
Captain Chauncey L. Pierce, Inf.
Res. First Lieut. Benjamin C. King, CA
Res. Second Lieut. Jerome P. Oeary, CA
Res. Contract surgeon, Leonard L. Lamb.
Educational adviser, Oeorge C. Ber
reman. Camp Bradford.
Captain Georgs B. Noble, Slg.-Res.
Captain Audley O. Joalyn, Med.
Res. First Lieut. Ernest J. B rugger, QM
a Res.
V. First Lieut. Lloyd H. Grimes, Inf.
Rs. Educational adviser, William Wy
mer. Camp Hilt.
Captain Harold O. Newell, QM-Res,
Captain Estley R. Farley, Alr-Rea.
First Lieut. Charles St. Q. Pope,
Engr.-Res.
Contract surgeon. Edwin J. Smith. I
Educational adviser, Chester Ken
nedy. :
Camp Devil's Flat.
Captain Hiram C. Smith, CW-Res. !
First Lieut. Frank W. Rafferty.i
Med.-Res.
Second Lieut. Lin Shields. QM-Res j
Educational adviser, Howard M
Stiles.
Camp Annie Springs.
Captain John R. Murray. FA-Res
Second Lieut. Henry A. Barrls, Inf.
Res. Camp, Tyee.
Captain Carroll H. Sawyer, Inf.
Res. Captain Theodore R. Oilbert, Inf
Res.
First Lieut. William B. Clegg, Inf.
Res. Camp Steamboat.
Captain Norman T. Klaproth, Slg.
Res. First Lieut. Elmer B. Cloninger.
Inf.-Res.
First Lieut. Sflnte D. Canlparoll,
Med.-Res.
Second Lieut. Grant H. Edwards,
FA-Re.
Educational adriser, Joseph O
Stanton.
Camp China Flats.
Captain Harry E. Cooper, Cav.-Res.
First Lieut. Floyd L. Wergeland.
Med. Corps.
First Lieut. Edward M. Alklre, Inf.
Res, Second Lieut. Roy W. Otto. Cav.
Res. Educational adviser. M. L. Gllbreath.
Camp Tiller.
Captain Herbert M. Gronnerud, FA-
Res.
Lieut. (Jg) James D. Boone, (MC)
USN.
First Lieut. Worth L. Kindred, FA
Res. First Lieut. Theodore P. Coates, FA-
Res.
Camp Wineglass.
Captain John R. Merrill, FA-Res.
Captain Thomas M. Crowley, In!
Res.
First Lieut. Charles H. Jeffress, QM-
Res.
Second Lieut. Kenneth A. L. John
son, Slg.-Res.
Contract surgeon, William O. Bund-
rant.
Educational adviser, Cellan Ufford.
Camp South Fork.
Captain Glen P. Wallace, Inf.-Res.
First Lieut. Buford E. Boyd, Inf.-
Res.
First Lieut. Eugene O. Howe, Inf.-
Res.
Contract surgeon, Ellas H. Porter.
Educational advlse, Vlctoi E
Sparks.
Camp McKlnley.
Captain Daniel D. Evans. Inf.-Res.
Captain Albert B. DLsmore, Med
Res.
First Lieut. George W. Everman.
Inf.-Res.
Second Lieut. Adolph S. Urbank,
QM-Res.
Educational adviser, Clarence T.
Brlckell.
Camp, Rand.
Captain Albert T. Anderson, FA-
Res.
First Lieut. Ragnar TJnden, FA-Res
Second Lieut. Robert H. Colwell,
Cav.-Res.
Contract surgeon, Conde A. Beu-
cler.
Educational adviser, William W .
Belcher.
Camp Lower Pistol River.
Captain Jamea O. Wanzer, Engr.
Res. Lleut. (Jg) Francis K. Smith, (MC)
USN.
First Lieut. Preston B. Rohner, Inf.
Res. First Lieut. Andrew J. Hemstreet.
Jr., Inf.-Res.
Camp t'pper Rogue River.
Captain Glenn J. Key, FA-Res.
First Lieut. Cyril H. McGulre, CA-Ree.
First Lieut. Harold B. 01111. Med.
Res. Camp Indian Creek.
Captain William O. Ryan, FA-Res.
First Lieut. Harry May, Jr.. Inf.-Res.
Second Lieut. Trygve Bogevold,
Engr.-Res.
Contract surgeon. David A. Forbes.
Educational adviser, Eugene O. Golden.
Headquarters Detachment. Medford, I
Oregon.
First Lieut. John M. Ras, Xnf.-Res.
H. A. MALTN
First Lieut., 90th Inf.,
Acting Adjutant.
STOCK DECLINE CAUSE
TO BE INVESTIGATED
WASHINGTON, July 27.
Members of the stock exchange regu
lation commission said today the
closest scrutiny would be given t
origin of rumors that Italian troops
had marched Into Austria, which
caused the market to nose downward
f
A man known In police circles as
"The Count" has been arrested In five
sestet and ousted from three foreign
countries on pickpocket charges. His
latest arrest was the twentieth.
Just received large shipment of
Fruit Canning Cans and Lids. S.zs
No. 2Vt. Buy nowl Hubbard Bros.
J1UIIMJL,
A blend of rich spices
.aromatic leaves and seeds
for all pickling purposes.
Schilling
Pickling
Spice -
If Toy
Mind
the Heat!
IThot vesdber gets yon, sod If 70a
feel tired, ran down, and nerromry
upset wben the thermometer be
gins to soar, probably you're earing
wrong.
Stop eating heavy brtaldasts fee
while. Try Shredded Wheat in
stead. Stop bolting a sandwich far
Ittnch. Eat Shredded Wheat instead,
with milk and fruit on the aide;
Y00H be surprised at the differ
ence it makes in yoor whole life.
Yon will be hill of pep. Your diges
tion won't bother yoo, snd the
world will look a lot brighter, no
mstter bow hot the son shines.
Eat plenty of Shredded Wheat
mil summer. It will pay yon big
imdeods in beakh and happiness!
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VALUES
WORTH SAL-E-BRATING
''At Safeway Storei I can Safely buy and know I'll get
value and value to me means my money's worth," gays
the knowing housewife. More and more women are find
ing this true every week. You too, will know the true
meaning of Value if yon buy at Saieway.
These Prices Featured
Saturday and Monday, July 28-30
PANCAKE FLOUR
gateway Highest Quality Self Rising.
9 Lb. Bagt
MAPLE SYRUP
Mux-t-raum Fancy Cane and Maple, the
topping supreme for pancakes and wuffles.
Quart Jugs
47c
33c
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
"UrsMda Baker'
QUALILY
MEATS
Picnics .... ib. 16
Sugar Cured
Beef Stew . 2.25
Tender, Lean
Veal Roast . ib. 1 3c
Fancy Milk Fed
Pickles ... qt. 15
Sweet Mixed
Beef Roastib.1 Goto 13c
Tonder Baby Beef
Dill Pickles . qt. 1 0
FRESH FISH
and POULTRY
You Can't Eat a Flock of False
Claims or Misleading Statements
JUST GOOD MEATS
At Safeway
TOMATOES
29
Day Pack, Solid Pack, Sensational Price
3 Lge. Cans
MILK
Mai-l-mura Eilrs Quality.
4 Tall Cans
CATSUP
Del Monte or Highway Fancy
PALM OLIVE
Bottle
For Tour Skin.
3 Bars
SUGAR
Sra Inland First Ore
FRUIT JARS
Kerr Mason, Ball Mason, Regular
Sra Island First Orade tana.
10 Lb. Cloth Bag
Dozen
23
14
13
57
84
TWO STORES
31 No. Central and Main at Holly
$287
Golden Harvest Standard Packs
3 No. 2 Cans
25'
BUTTER
annfactnred from loc
ream.
lb. 25c
RAISINS
Fancy Seedless.
3 Lb. Pkgs.
MACARONI
Rose City Curre Cut.
3 Lb. Pkgs.
JAR RUBBERS
Paramount Double Lipped, Carload Price
2 Pkgs.
JELLY BEANS
19c
22c
Fruit Centers.
Lb.
13
BEST FOODS
Mayonnaise
Or Relish Spread, for Quality.
Flavor and Satisfaction
Quart Jars
Salad Dressing
riome Style It's different and so good.
Quart Jars
28
25'
CORNED BEEF
Rex Fancy Quality. Serve Hot or Cold.
No. 1 Cans
ASPARAGUS TIPS
Llbny's or Del Monte Small Green Salad Tips.
2 Ficnlo Cam
POTATO CHIPS
Blue Bells. Always Fresh. os pkgs.
2 Pkgs.
PINEAPPLE
Llbny's Fancy Whole Center Slices
SHORTENING
Cudahy's White Ribbon or Swift's Jewel the All
Veritable Shortening
8 Lb. Pail
PORK and BEANS
Tan Camp's, the Food Value Supreme.
2 Lge. Cans
Lge. Cans
15c
25c
15c
19
79c
19c
KRAFT CHEESE
omplete Assortment. Sandwich
islly made on the plcnlo (round
2 Jars 29c
liWArr I
fey
MEATS
Llbby's quality. A ft
f K-sIze Can
OLSVES
Highland Ripe. J ft
I re. No. 10 Cans
(Toll Can 13c)
SARDINES
Sea Olrl, Import- J st
ed. In Olive OU. QQ
I Cans
SALMON
Captain Kldd Ag
Fancy Alaska OC
Pink. S Tall Cans
6B5sSAA
1 pound 21c
3 pounds 59c
mmAY
GOKFEB
FRUITS and VEGETABLES
AT LOW DOWN PRICES -
WE SAY BUY FLOUR NOW
Our present supply cannot last long, prices will be higher
Crater Lake
Southern Oregon Milled Fancy nardwhest,
We Guarantee It to the Sky,
49 Lb. Bags
Lion Brand, Good Value.
49 Lb. Bags
$79
$153
POTATOES
Local Orown.
Lb,
Shopping Bag
SC Lb,
3
GREEN BEANS
Fancy StrlngleM Blue Lake for Csnnlng
Lb.
LEMONS
Sunklst Quality Lemons. 860 count.
Dozen
WATERMELONS
Fancy Red Mealed Striped Melons
Lb.
35c
4c
23c
NUCOA
For Cooking.
12c
23c
TISSUE
Scot, 1000 Sheet
Rolls.
S Rolls
COCOANUT
Baker's Southern . J A
Style. IIC
U-lb. Can
TAPIOCA
Minute. For quick Jr.
Puddings. CC
I -m. rvg. "
argo Corn or Gloss. 4 M
13b
STARCH
S Packages
DOG FOOD
Victory OC
All Meat Product, fcVjC
4 Cans
LIFE BUOY
For Summer Baths.
4 Ba
SUNBRITE
Cea titer.
Cleans Quickly,
-25c
, Cans
13c
WHOLE WHEAT FLAKES
Kellogg's, the Cereals for Healthy Summer Days.
2 PkS'
SOAP CHIPS
Crystal Whits Flsky Sudsy Chips.
Oiant P&ckaga
15c
29c
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