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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 18, 1938)
PAGE FIVE S10.0O0: Umpqua river aaeo.OOO: West, port slough, S16.300. JAPANESE T runner-up for the Pacific Coast aon ference championship laat season, will compete In New York's Madison Square Oarden next December. Ccach Howard Hobson announced today. Ned Irish, Oarden basketball pro moter, also asaured the .Web foots of a contest at Convention hall, Phila delphia. Hobson announced negotiations were underway for eastern barnstorming games with George Washington uni versity, Wayne or Detroit universities Bradley Tech of Peoria, University of Toledo, Creighton at Omaha and Stanford at San Francisco. Oregon may also com pot In a four-team event at Cleveland and a bneketbalt clinic, sponsored by the Des Moines Register. Old Engine to Glisten. EXETER. N. H. (UP) Old PtscaU qua, famed hand engine which helped to save this town from being wiped out more than 00 years ago, la get ting a coat of paint In preparation for the fire department exhibition a feature of the 300th anniversary of the settlement of the town next July, Speaks Here Wednesday Jot Ride Costs $.114. FALLS CITT, Neb (UP) A Joy FIERCE ATTACK TO ride In a borrowed tazl-cab by Orvllle Zom and Charles Portrey set a pre sident here in rates for an hour's use of the vehicle. County Judge E. E. Durfee fined the men a total of S314. 53 for their amusement. 10 PLAY IN EAST EUOENB. April i.6-fAP) The University of Oregon basketball team. IE DEFEATS Action Precipitates Major Battle in Lini Sector Invaders Stake Prestige On Outcome of Clash MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE, rEDFORD, OEEGON, MONDAY. 'APKTL 13, 1938. m mi mm v i SHANGHAI, April 18 (P) Japan ese launched strong attack In the Llnl sector today, precipitating a ma jor battle In which they aparently were determined to avenge the aerlea of stinging defeats they have euffer ed recently at the hands of the Chi nese In central China. pierce fighting was reported In the southeast Shantung province war zone, where both Japanese and Chi nese have been massing reinforce ments and ammunition for a decisive engagement. Prentice at stake With the Japanese sworn to re venge the disastrous setbacks around Talerchwang. they were staking their military prestige on the outcome of the battle. Equally resolute, the Chinese were fighting to break up the Japanese campaign against central China and reconquer all their lost territory. Striking southward along the Tl river, the Japanese sought to reach the strategic city of Suchow. Junction of the Lunghal and Hlentsln-Pukow railways 80 miles southwest of Llnl. While opposing armies locked In crucial battle near Unl. severe con flict continued around Ylhslen and Tsaochwang. 70 miles to the west, where Japanese have been driven back to precarious defensive positions. Harrisons Encircled Japanese garrisons at Ylhslen and Tsaochwang were encircled and com pletely cut off from bases to the north, Chinese advices said. Chinese guerilla troops have distributed lines of communications by persistent raids far behind the battle front. Dispatches from Chinese sources as serted thousands of Japanese soldiers had been slain In the recent Shan tung fighting, but there were no au thentic figures. Thousands of fresh Chinese troops have marched Into the Llnl sector In the past few days, powerfully rein forcing southeast Shantung defense lines In expectation of a Japanese of fensive there. It was estimated more than 1.000. 000 men were Involved In operations of the opposing armies In the south Shantung zone. 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NEW in January PLYMOUTH COUPE For Sale by Owner Phone 334-R-l Bargain No Trades Ban Lee Kellv (above), Callforn la stnte director of public works, will be the principal speaker nt the annual banquet-meeting or the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce In the Hotel Medtord at 6:30 Wednesday. Reservations may be made by telep honing 63. I WASHINGTON. April 18 The house appropriations committee pro posed today congress give the army engineers i94,300,000 for construction and maintenance of rivers and har bors project throughout the country In the year starting next July 1. Appropriations proposed for new work Included: Oregon Columbia and lower Wil lamette rivers $30,700: Columbia riv er between Vancouver and Bonneville 635,000; Columbia river at Bonne ville 8100,000 (plus 9400,000 If ap propriated funds are sufficient); Col umbia river at Bonneville (two gen erating units) $2,850,000; Depoe bay, $31,000; Sklpanon channel $10,800; Snake river. Ore., Wash., and Ida., Roseburg $2.25 Portland . . . . : 5.90 San Pranoisco . . . 7.70 Fresno 9.25 Frequent Service Greyhound operates 0 schedules in and out of Medford each day. DEPOT: Jackson at 8th Phone 755 Greyhound's low fares are less than a third the cost oi driving a small automobile. Frequent, convenient service to all points and comfortable, smooth-riding Super-Coaches make it Amer ica's favorite travel system. lUluf. Suoe? ON THE AIR: "Romanw of the Hiahwayi" Mutual Don Lee Network, Sun., 10:15 A.M. Strews Economy. SACRAMENTO. Cat. (UP) Theo dore Dawe, progressive Democrat uf Santa Barbara, believes that progres sive people should cut red tape. He notified election authorities hare of his intention to run for governor by mailing them a postal card to that effect. 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