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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MED FORD. OREGON. SUNDAY. JUNE 16. 1940.
New Serial June 25
A swiftly-paced mystery romance, "Casual
Slaughters," written by Virginia Hanson, will be
the next serial story appearing in The Mail Trib
une. The author is a daughter of a retired colonel,
and her brother is also a retired army officer and
as might be expected her story deals with the army.
The new serial will start June 25.
ARE ASSIGNED TO
APPLEGATE POSTS
Big Applegate, June 19
(Spl.) By June 25th every
member of the summer fire per
sonnel of the Applegate district
will be at his mountain post,
it was announced from the Star
Ranger station. Dutchman's
Peak lookout will continue to
send daily meteorological re
ports to the local ranger station,
where reports from other dis
trict rangers of the Rogue River
national forest are assembled
and telephoned in code to the
United Start's weather bureau
In Portland each day. New
phases in compiling the reports
are requested this year, It was
said.
The following staff has been
appointed by Ranger Lee Port
for the summer's vigil: Look
outs, William Ziegler of Elliott
Creek at Wagner Butte; William
Snyder of Medford at Tallow
box; Robert Dowel I of Sheridan
at Dutchman's Peak; Russelj
Mltchel of Medford at Whiskey
Peak; Mr. Creger of Medford
at Anderson Butte; Mr. Stanley,
student from University of
Washington, at Cinnibar Trail.
Fireguards, located in can
yons where they will be called
upon to fight fires if necessary
Include John Ilarr of the com
munity at Perk's pasture; Jo
reph J. Jones of Medford at
Wagner Cap: Payne Straw, at
Little Applegate; Carl Ehelebe,
Ashland; John Byrne of the
community at Thompson creek;
Douglas Finch of Medford at
Hutton; Herbert Pennings. Los
Angeles college student, at Stur
gis; Morris Byrne of the com
munity at Fir Glades.
Finch, Dowell and Morris
Ilyrne will be accompanied by
their wives. Jack Crump and
Albert Young of the community
will be on duty at the ranger
station.
Mt. Ashland, ordinarily an
emergency lookout, will not be
manned at the present. A num
ber of the men are employed
in trail maintenance before go
ing on fire duty.
Meindl Ouits.
Portland, June IS. (,h Six
years of service ar deputy U.
S. attorney in Oregon ended U
day for fie aid J. Meindl, Port
.and. He will re-enter pi.vf.'e
law practice.
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IN THE FRENCH A 1 P S -Outside a snow house
that looks like sn Eskimo igloo stands a Krenoh soldier on duly
to the French Alps. Italy's recent order that her Alpine defenses
be sirens thened has pulled attention to this region.
A CERMAN TALKS "PIACE'-Shown In New York
Is Dr. Gerhard! A. Wrstrirk, rnmmrrrlal counselor for lirrman
and rconomlc trouble-shooter for lllllrr. who rrrently came lo
I . S. reportedly lo Improve Grrman-Amerlran trade relations,
lie says he expects peace In the near future. Left lo right. Klaus,
Mrs. ttestrlrk. the Doctor and I'elrr.
tfAnMtR'0jJ BOBTAFT'10 ' ROBtRli
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BOY WHO MADE C 0 0 DWlth ample reason does Ren.
Robert A. Tall left of Ohio put enlhulam Into him alntini of
eollrse airs at Nick Roberts' ham party at Mnntrlalr. N. J. Sena
tor Taft Mas anardrd the I91S Yale bowl ilvcn annmllr to a
ale graduate who's making hit "Y' In life." With the Ohiuan is
. the host of the parly, Mck Roberta,
On the Radio Chains
STATIONS
Where lo Una Thm aa the Dial:
KEV list, Portland: ktl. .
LM AnirtaPS mm. 141a auotalir:
4K.O. 7W1. Kan Fraortira: KIlW
It, rortland: SUM. Keallle:
KNV I MM. U Ansrleal KOA. S0
Uenaer; KOIN. 4l Portland:
KOMO Kt Itraltle: hPl). 30. IK
rranrimi: Kl.. I ISO, Hit I k
10:00 Balaaoo'a Orcb.. KOO. KJR.
KEX: Iiiar'i Orcb, KNX; fuporur.
KPO. tin. KOW.
10 JO Dancing with Clancy, KOO.
Rlcharda- OrcB, KNX. KOIN.
UOO Mi. KOO; rlottlngham'a
Orcb.. KPO. KOW: Organut. KIX:
Pearl's. KOIN-; Nawe. KPt, KNX.
Sunday
:00 Summer Hour. KNX. KSU
KOIN; Manhattan Meirr-Oo-Round.
kpo. kow, sn, a. s. rieata. koo.
KIX.
JO Album of Familiar atualc.
KPO, KOW, KFI: LUclong Planning.
KOO. KEX.
:0O Help Wanted. KSU KOIN;
Ooodwlll Hour. KOO. KEX. KJR:
Hour of Charm. KPO. KP1. KOW.
g:S0 Carnlral. KPO. KPI, KOW;
Talk by Oor. R. I. Baldwin, KBL.
KOIN.
7:00 Cbanaonatu. KOO; Regal
Ambllnga, KPO; Musical Oama, KNX.
KOIN.
7:30 Breeaea Orcb KOO. KJR;
Jack Benny. KPO. KOW, KPI; Kya
er a Orch.. KNX, K8L.
8:00 Buaae's O-ch.. KOIN: Owen's
Orch, KOO, KJR: Walter Wlnchell.
KPO. KPI. KOW; Newt. KEX.
g:30 Taka It or Leava it, KNX.
KOIN: Dane Orch.. KPO, KOW;
Newireal. KOO. KEX, KJR.
9:00 Night Editor. KPO. KOW,
KPt: Courtney'a Orch.. KOIN; Tan
Dlaclplea of Rhythm. KOO.
9:30 Ravazza'a Orch, KPO. KOW,
KPI: Sanctuary, KOO.
Monday
4:18 to 4:10 pjn. National Youth
Admlnlatratlon.
8:00 Oraen Hornet. KOO. KEX.
KJR: Radio Theater. KSU KNX.
KOIN: Quia Prgm. KPO, KOW, KPI.
SO Martin'. Uualc. KOO. KJR,
KEX: Alec Templelon Time. KPO.
KOW. KPI.
6:00 Hour, KPO. KOW. KPI;
Dane Orch, KEX: Treasured Melo
dlea, KOO, Lombardo'a Orch, KSU
KNX. KOIN.
6:30 Senaatlona and Swing, KPO,
KPt. KOW; Blond le. KNX. KSU
KOIN. .
7:00 Pred Waring, KPO. KOW,
KPI: Amos and Andy. KNX. KOIN,
KSL; Cutler's Orch, KEX; Adven
ture In Reading, KOO.
7:18 Chllda' Orch, KOW, KPI;
Lanny Roes. KNX. KSU KOIN; Tune
Termltea. KPO; News, KPI.
1:30 True or Pataa. KOO, KEX.
KJR: Opera Scries. KPO, KPI. KOW;
Smoking Time, KNX. KSU KOIN.
8:00 Passing Parade, KOO; Tuna-Up-Time,
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American Challenge. KPO. KPI.
S 30 Hawthorne House. KPO, KPI.
KOW: NeUon'e Orch, KSL; Prlml
Jr.'s Orch, KEX, KJR.
9:00 Little y Hollywood. KIX:
Paul Sulltran. KSL, KNX. KOIN;
MoIIIfa Orch, KPO, KPI. KOW.
8:80 Black Veleat. KOO. KEX:
Dance Orcb, KNX. KSU Raraaaa's
Orch, KPO, KPI. KOW.
10:00 Kraer-a Orch, KSU KNX:
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Forum. KOO. KJR. KEX.
10 30 Music by Woodbury. KPO:
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1 1 .-00 Sudya Orch, KPO: This
Motrlng World. KEX. KJR: Biuer'a
Orch, KOIN, KSU Newa, KOO, KPI.
KOW, KNX.
NBC 4:45 Rep. J. Throkelson on
"A Reply to Walter Winchell:"
WABC-CBS 6:30 Gov. R. E.
Baldwin of Conn; WEAF-NBC
6:30 Francis Biddle on "The
American Alien."
WEAF-NBC t Salute of
Americas from Cuba (also CBS.
MBS): 3:30 World is your Anniversary.
Radio Highlights
Pomona Grange
Fast moving events in France
again have sent the network's
crews to a new point of broad
casting, Bordeaux. Their stay
at Tours, after leaving Paris,
was short-lived and pickups
from there were rather Irregu
lar after the first day. The few
signals coming through were
subject to considerable inter
ference.
Sunday brings: Europe (sub
ject to addition) NBC 4, 9 a.
m., 7 p. m.; CBS 9 a. m., 4:95,
7 p. m.; WEAF-NBC 11:30 a. m.;
WJZ-NBC 3: MBS 3:30 p. m.
Talks MBC 7:30 a. m., Ray
mond Gram swing at Olivet Col
lege commencement; WEAF-
NBC 10:30 a. m.. roundtable.
"Italy Marches;" WABC-CBS
4. Sen. Pat Harrison on "Provid
ing Money for Defense;-' WJZ-
NUMBER, PLEASE
By GLUYA3 WILLIAMS
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Pomona Grange
Grange Sunday, which has be
come an annual day with the
Grangers of the county, is a day
of devotional ten ices in the aft
ernoon with a picnic dinner at
I uoon. Very fine special music
:uis always been a feature of
tne program of which Mrs
Olive Floyd, lecturer of Po
mona Grange, has charge, the
chaplain, Mrs. Emma Conger,
assisting.
This event will be given at
Ashland park in the upper pic
nic grounds, Sunday, June 23.
with dinner at 1 p. m. and the
program beginning at 2:15
sharp. The Rev. Werner Jessen
will be principal speaker. Sp
mucif ha been arranged for
ana details will be given later.
All Grangers are invuea 10
attend. Bring a well filled pic
ni; basket and be present at I
p. m. sharp.
Heads Postmaster
Corvallis, June 15. tP) Th
Oregon Association of Postmas
ters elected Carl H. 'Massie of
Grants Pass president today and
selected Bend for next year's
convention.
I Cosing t.-ma tor Too Lata to Clas
sify Ada la -30 p m.
STRANGE AS IT SEEMS
by JOHN MX
MJlfi? "yf
. RECtlVtP OVER F' ( L
2,000 PROPOSALS 1 I (mi .K .
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32.000 PROPOSALS
Although married, Nallia Brooke Stull, president and founder of the Widow's and Widower's
Club, has received 32,000 proposals since her organisation was founded in 1322 one from a man
who said he had fallen in love with her left eye. The club is not a matrimonial bureau. In the
words of Mrs. Stull. "..the purpose is to relieve loneliness by establishing congenial friendships"
Mrs. Stull goes oni "I noticed at every social affair middle-aged women who never joined in
having a good time. That began the idea. I announced I was going to form a club. Soon I was
receiving applications from outside the city. An acual number of men and women write, asking
lor names of folks with whom they may correspc nd. Naturally, many of the friendships culminate)
matrimonally.'
MONDAY: Blitzkrieg in Air.
TAILSPIN TOMMY Tommy Has A Plan To Foil Berrandol
By HAL FORREST
THEN THIS MAN WARNED BFRR&KJDO.
WHO "PHONED ME. ..SAID HE'D KILL
oeiir-wu i INTERFERED AGAIN.
OUT rsow I Vt GOT A PLAN TO
b.LOtK THOSE FIENDS... IF YOU I
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THtSt DCAOLY ROBOT I 1THEY WILL STRIKE BECAUSE t WAS LUCKY ENOUGH I THOSE MINIATURE SHIPS. MUST WHO 'PHONED ME ...Al O HE'D KIL L
IV- pi a".LLV J I ?ALN 2r4iC,iT- V TO SHOOT DOWN THE ROBOT PLANS J HAVE A BASE NEAR. TM PASS.' BETTY-LOW IF I INTERFERED AGAIN. VI
EXIST... AND ARE I OVER. DIABLO j V THAT ATTACKED IT? I I TRIED TO FIND IT, WAS FIRED BUT NOW I'VE GOT A PLAN TO 1
CRASHING OUR. SH.P5?; PASSll UPON BY A MAN. POS. NO AS I BLOCK TM0SE FIENDS.:. IF YOU'LL .
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