MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY. JUNE 7. 1940.
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PLANE MECHANICS
COURSE' OFFERED
INN.Y.A.
Auto . Mechanics, Commer
cial Design Also Taught
Through Government Help
At Foursquare
Earl I. Rice. NYA district
supervisor, announces that from
June 10 to August 10 course
In aviation mechanics, auto me
chanics, and commercial design
at the Eugene vocational school
are open to young men of Jack
son county, 18 to 25 years of
age. eligible to NYA placement.
Several assignments are now
available to NYA Cmp Skin
ner Butte. Eugene. Those as
signed to this resident project
attend Eugene vocational school
four hours each day. In this
way the youth can earn money
while training.
Qualifications Cited
Qualifications necessary for
registration in the aviation me
chanics course are: high school
graduation: at least one year
of mechanical drawing; experi
ence and ability along mechan
ical lines.
.Qualifications for auto me
chanics course are: no education
requirement! a real Interest
and, if possible, experience in
auto mechanics or related work.
Qualifications for commercial
design are: an interest and
ability In this field.
Fee for the aviation me
chanics course is SS per month
and for the other courses $2
per month. Youths selected
must be willing to remain for
the full summer session. Some
of these youths may be ad
mitted to the fall session be
ginning about September 9.
Applications should be mailed
Immediately to Earl I. Rice,
NYA District Office, Court
bouse, Medford, Oregon.
Rev. J. W. Brown
Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Brown
of Grants Pass, will lead the
service at the Toursquare Way
side church, 700 South River
side avenue here Sunday, open
ing at 7:43 p. m. The public
is invited.
Mrs. Brown is noted for her
singing and musical ability.
Rev. Brown will speak on
"God s Way."
The Foursquare church, be
lieving strongly in music in the
services, extends a special invi
tation to musicians to assist in
the meetings. The Portland
church is said to have the larg
est church band in the United
States.
Cm MaU Tribune want to.
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PLAN JOINT SERVICE
SUNDAY. LITHIA PARK
Saint Mark's Episcopal
church of Medford will Join
with Episcopal churches of Ash
land and Grants Pass in an out
door service Sunday at 11 a. m. I
in the Shakespearean theater In
Lithia park, Ashland.
The Right Rev. Ernest V.
Shayler, D.D., retired bishop of
Nebraska, will be the preacher.
Saint Mark's vested choir will
provide the music. The Rev. D.
Sayre, the Rev. Justyn Edwards
and the Rev. Herald G. Gard
ner, the latter, of Medford, will
conduct the worship.
Members and friends of the
three churches w'".! enjoy a pic
nic lunch followed by games
after the service. The public is
invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Kelly.
former Medford residents, are
enjoying a variety of novel ex
periences in their new home,
Nome. Alaska. Some of their ex
periences were related in a let
ter just received by Mr. Kelly's
mother, Mrs. E. E. Kelly, 911
Queen Anne avenue.
Recently the Kellys went on a
flower hunt, a general outdoor
sport in spring and summer, Mrs.
Kelly wrote. On the same Jaunt,
past Tort Davis toward Cape
Nome, they explored the ruins
of igloos built into the sides of
a hill.
And the food:
"We've been eating a lot of
reindeer lately, knowing we'll
probably never get it again once
we leave Alaska," Mrs. Kelly
said in her letter. "'1 have a
roast today, which I shall cook
with onions and potatoes around
it and a button of garlic wedged
in here and there. Last Sunday
we had reindeer liver and the
Sunday before reindeer T-Bone
steaks.
"The beef we get is not only
very expensive, but it has been
frozen so long it is tasteless: we
prefer the reindeer meat. Most
of the stores are running pretty
low and everyone is impatient
for the first boat to come in
with fresh supplies."
Weather
Northern California: General
ly fair tonight, Saturday and
Sunday but cloudy in extreme
north portion with scattered
thunderstorms over mountains
and fogs on coast: slightly
cooler in Interior of north por
tion Saturday; moderate to
fresh northwest wind off coast.
COURT HOUSE
NEWS
Marriage Licensee
Elmer Vickoren and Ilda Ljdla
Williams.
John Travla Coffman and Verva
L. Ooasett.
John L. Romln and Fay w-mack.
PUorees
Besals B. Medley vj O. W. Medley.
Ollva I. Dean vs. Wm. 8. Deme.
Jerry U Raee ve. Dorothy L. Reee.
Probate Court
Estate of Henry A. Oray. deceased.
Estate of Myrtle E. Spauldlnf. de
ceased. Estate of Anna Soderatrom, de
ceased. Estate of Ora U Dow, deceased.
Deeds
Walter A. Sumner et us to Oeorge
M. Stanley et us, W. D. In Sees. 8
and B Twp. 39 S. B. 1 E(wt W. M.
Horac O. Lytton et us to City
of Medford. Deed In Sec. 32, Twp. 37
S. R. 1 West W. M.
The United States of Amertea to
Floyd L. Jarrls, Patent. In Sec. 8
Twp. SI S. R. 8 West W. M.
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Stefan Lunak et us Is Leooel C.
Rusho us. W. D. ta Town of
Talent.
Jullua A. Helaen at vr Si rain
V. Martin at us. W. D. tn Sae. It.
Twp. ST . I West W. M
Alaaka Of Ore son Mines Company
to the California Oregon Power Com
pany. mh of Way In See. 11, Twp.
36 S R- I Weat W. M.
Delay I. Van O aider et SJ to the
California Oregon Power Company.
Riant of Way in Sec. 1. Twp. 88 SV
R 8 Wast W. U.
si. u Hemdon at us t tha Cali
fornia Ore (on Powar Company. Rlfhl
of Way In See. 11. Twp. 88 S. R. 8
Weat W. M.
toys E. Hamilton it ll Is tha
California Oregon Power Company.
R. of W. In Sec. 2. Twp. 8T 8. R.
Weat W. M.
Walter W. Bell at tut to tha Cali
fornia Oregon Power Company. R.
of W. In Sec. 88, Twp. 88 8. R. 8
Weat W. M.
Albert Anderson at us to tha Call
forala Oregon Power Company. R of
W. in Sac. 31 Twp. 87 8. R. 1 Weat
W. M.
Walter M. Boyd to tha California
Oregon Power Company. R. of W. In
Sec. 18. Twp. 38 8. R. Wast W. M.
t. E. Schiller et ui to Merrill A.
ptmental at ux, W. D. In City of
sdford.
Kathertne M. Oaddla at ttt to
R lby M. Thompson, W. D. In City
of Medford.
Charlea E. MeClatn to A. V. Harris
at ux. Q. C. D. of Correction, In
town of Phoenix.
Virgil Shulta to Mildred Shulta,
Q. C. D. In Town of Rogue River.
Medford Corporation to Vara D.
Brophy at us. W. D. 40 acres In
Sees. 8 and 10. Twp. 38 B. R. 8 Eaat
W. M.
Lewis A. Shouee at us .0 Jackaon
County. Oregon, Q. C. D. tt. Sec. 34
Twp. 39 S. R. 4 Weat W. W. con
taining 8.7 acrea.
City of Madford to Francis J.
Spalding at us. Deed, In City of
Medford, Oregon.
O. S. Butler at us to J. R. Clary
at ux, W. D. 90 acrea tn Ashland
Acrea.
Ja-iflcn County. Oregon, to Mil
lionaire Mining Company. Deed in
Seca. 30 and 31, Twp. 86 8. R. 3
West W. M.
Cecil Johnson. Receiver, to John
W. Moms, Deed, 807 07 teres In
Seca. 31 and 88. Twp. 38 8. R. 8
West W. M.
Ella 8. Wellman et tit to the
Western Oregon Conference Associa
tion of Seventh-Day Adventlata, War
ranty Deed, 89.1 acrea In See. 8, Twp.
3 S. R. 4 Weat W. M.
Geo. H. Jackson, Supervisor of
Banking for the State of Washington,
to Hasel F. Sutherland, Special War
ranty Deed. In City of Medford. .
Francea Scockford Nelson at vlr to
Ray Millard at ux. W. D. two-thirds
acre In D. U C. No. 88 Twp. 87 B.
R. 3 West W. M.
J. C. Barnea at ux to J. T. Petera
et ux. W. D. 1.8 acrea In See. 18
Twp. 88 8. R. 1 Weat W. M.
J. C. Barnea at ux to M. C. TarneU
et ux, W. D. t.8 acres. Wlldwood
Park. In Sec. 16. Twp. 88 8. R. 1
West W. M.
Earl C. Richmond at ux to Myrtle
R. Canon, W. D. In Town of Central
Point, Oregon.
W. E. Dobha to Harold Reed at ux.
W. D. IB acrea In Sec. S3. Twp. 8B
S. R, 8 Weat W. M.
Etta Hablcht to Lottie Webb. W. D.
In D. U C. No. 47, Twp. 37 8. R. 3
West W. M.
Alaska of Oregon Mines Company
to Walter Armprlest, W. D. In Sec.
14. Twp. 88 8. R. 8 Weat W. M.
Jackaon County. Oregon, to Wade
Crawford, Tax Deed, In Sec. 88, Twp.
40. 8. R. 4 Weat W. M.
Jackaon County, Oregon to T. J.
Morgan. Tax Deed, In City of Gold
Hill. Oregon.
H. Verne Dow at al to Ira Wheeler,
W. D. In Sec. 31, Twp. 88 8. R. 1
West W. M.
Mary Torrey et vlr to tha California
Oregon Power Company, Right of
Way In See. 3, Twp. 89 8. R. I
Weat W. M.
Ira Wheeler at ux to Ben Boren
et ux. W. D. In Sec. 31, Twp. 35 8
R. 1 Weat W. M.
Sherlf 8yd I. Brown to Jackaon
County. Oregon, Deed on Tax fore
closure
O, W. Prlddy to Floaale D. Monroe,
W. D. In City of Medford.
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WINNERS LISTED
FOR MAIN PRIZES
Portland. June T (Spll
rive grand prize winners for
the area-wide "prosperity quiz"
contest, arranged by Columbia
Empire Industries, Inc., are an
nounced by the grand prize
Judges. They are:
First: Mrs. Glen A. Parr,
Marshfield.
Second: Ivy Cook, Eugene.
Third: Phyllis Rusque, On
tario. Fourth: Lenore Glliam, Port
land. Fifth: Mrs. Ivan Home, Port
land. In order of their rank in the
contest the winners will have
their choice of the five grand
prizes as follows:
$200; complete suite of Fash
ion Flow bedroom furniture;
Fowler automatic electric hot
water tank; exterior house paint
Job with Fuller paints, and a
new roof with Pacific Roofing
material; or a Montag 1940
Princess model kitchen range.
The special prize donated by
George L. Baker, manager of
Columbia Empire Industries,
which is a week's vacation for
the family at The Tides, Sea
side, was awarded to Ruth L.
McCormick, Vancouver, Wash.
Judges were Mrs. C. S. Jack-
sonson of The Journal; Lester
Humphreys, assistant to
Mayor Carson, and Rex Put
nam, state superintendent of
public instruction. In making
the awards. Judges said that in
considering all the district prize
inners from the Columbia
river area, the thought and sin
cerity of every contestant in
reasoning why Columbia fcm-
pire products should be given
first consideration was far
above the average.
the United States embassy here,
and one is already bound for
hrrre.
The other, Lawrence A. I
Jump, 28. of Nantucket, Mass.,
is in a nazt prison camp with
out a passport.
The released man la Jan
Glowackl. 32. of Jersey City.
N. J., who was captured May Mexico City. June 7..
15 near Laon, on the Somme.The German legation in an of
front. I flclal statement charged today
Whereabouts of the seven that reoorta of nazi-dlrected
NAZIS CLAIM DIES!"
I
others, among them Gregory H.
Wait, 39, Shelburne, Vt , whose
wife lives in Portland, Ore., are
unknown here.
LOCATE 2 Alf
Berlin, June 7. (IF) Two of
nine American ambulance driv
ers reported captured by the
Germans have been located by
Auto, Plate and Window Olasa In
stalled reasonably. Medford Plata
Olaaa at lllrror Co.. 88 Bo. Bartlett.
Cloaint tuna for Too Lata to Clas
sify Ada is 1:80 p as.
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GRAND TIME
It's the grinsttt "Play Mme" ef
the year at Hotel Oaklanw. Sesa
ttfvl Fall areataer fee His tleslng
weeks et Hie Iieweitleft 12
miners fram Hetel Oaklsne! ky
ante. Feataell fame U.C.
St. Mary's Staetsew. Ceafis.
tetif ta ewythlna; yaw will wf.
500 semfertakl. enruee ream;
rata rHi ksttis single, frees $1;
wewkl. frees 14.
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Radio Highlights
propaganda have conspired with
e North American Dies.
The -Iv&atAin attacked its un
founded a charge by Represen
tative Martin Dies (D., Tex.)
that he had Information that
"several camouflaged German
air bases exist south of the Rio
Grande."
NAZI FILM PRODUCER
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CH.C0.be,r'(in Ert. W. 34. German motion pic
By Associated Press
(Time is Pacific standard)
President Roosevelt's address
at the 75th anniversary celebra
tion of Vassar college, Sunday
afternoon, has been cancelled
because of the president's at
tention to war problems.
Dies
American activities.
The statements aid:
"The principal Instigators of
tha propaganda which consists
of provoking a state of unrest
in the North American people
are some persons well known
In Mexico who in union with
the inter-allied committee of
Tonight: Europe CBS, 4:S5.
6:30: WJZNBC, : MBS. 8;
NBC, 8. WEAF NBC, 7:30, Cin
cinnati salute to Byrd expedi
tion. WABC-CBS. 6, Paul V.
McNutt talk WJZ-NBC, 8 30.
Wm. Green cn "Preservation of
America." MBS. 5, Frank Gan
nett on "America Prepared";
6:30, anti-war mobilization meet
ing. Sen. Burton K. Wheeler
and John T. Flynn.
ture producer, was shot this
morning, for espionage while a
presidential pardon saved hia
Swiss newspaper woman ac
complice. Carmen Mory, also
34 years old, from a similar
fate.
They were arrested in Octo
ber. 1938, by French counter
espionage agents.
Saturday: Europe (subject to
addition) NBC, 4 a. in : CBS,
4 a. m 2:4J p. m.; WEAFNBC,
9:30 a. m., MBS, 2.4S p. m.
SCOTCH WHISKY SUPPLY
WILL LAST FOUR YEARS
Washington, June 7. W)
Scotland passed along word to
day that it had enough Scotch
whisky in warehouses to supply
the world for the next four
years.
This news, relayed to the
commerce department, said that
Scotch whisky stocks were so
large that despite higher pro
duction and shipping costs the
export price of liquor had not
been Increased.
IS Years For Slayer
Hillsboro, Ore., June 7. (IP)
A 15-year prison term was
meted Esplrlon M. Ortiz. 18.
yesterday after he ' pleaded
guilty to manslaughter In the
death of Bedford E. Story of
Portland. Story was stabbed in
a hobo jungle fight at Banks
last Sunday, Marshal N. J Grif
fith raid.
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