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COUNCIL PASSES
HEARING DATE SET
Budget Committee Named
and Residence Zone Ordi
nance Approved.
The city council last night
adopted three resolutions declar
ing the intention to have parts
of streets paved and calling a
public hearing thereon for Sep
tember 3 at 7:30 p. m.
The proposed paving improve
ments: 1 Park avenue from Dakota
avenue to the south line of Cath
erine street and Catherine street
from Park avenue to King
street.
2 Dakota avenue from King
street to Peach street and Beck
man avenue from Dakota ave
nue to the north line of lot 25,
block 1 of Tuttle's second addi
tion. 3 Mae street between Jack
son street and Saling street.
All of the proposed improve
ments were sought by property
owners through petitions to the
council. Cost of the improve
ment is to be assessed upon the
abutting property.
The council concurred in the
appointment of the following
men to the 1940 citizens budget
committee: Robert F. Kyle, O.
A. Eden, T. G. Bradley, Ray
mond R. Retcr, Paul F. Meyers,
Tom Wray, Dr. Edwin R. Durno
and W. E. Thomas.
The council adopted an ordi
nance changing the following
properties from a class I B resi
dence to a class 2 residence
zone:
Lots 8, 9 and 10 in block 1.
East Lawn addition (on Haw
thorne street near Main street);
and the area beginning approxi
mately ISO feet south of the
Humphrey grocery store and ex
tending 100 feet south on Al
mond street and 200 feet west.
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A class I B residence zone
permits duplexes and a class 2
residence zone permits apart
ment houses. Property owners
had already filed a declaration
of their intent to change the
classification and adoption of
the ordinance was said to be for
the record only.
In the absence of Mayor C. p.
Furnas. Vice Mayor H. S. Deuel
presided.
SPECIAL SERVICE
OF
A special treat Is in store at
the Church of God, Haven and
Holly streets, Wednesday eve
ning at 7:43 o'clock. Rev. E. E.
Byrum of Anderson, Indiana,
missionary, editor and author
who has written many books
and is a regular contributor to
the Gospel Trumpet, official
paper of the Church of God will
be the guest speaker of the eve
ning. Rev, Byrum has traveled for
many years over the United
States and Canada and around
the world on a mission of mercy
to the sick and afflicted ones.
If you are sick or afflicted
come or have your friends bring
you to the church Wednesday
night.
Obituary
Bart L. Patrick
Bert L. Patrick, 38, a resU
dent of Medford since 1927, but
for the last three months em
ployed at Shasta City, Calif.
passed away from injuries sus
tained in an auto accident this
side of Yreka at 11:55 p. m.
Monday.
Mr. Patrick was accompanied
at the time of the accident by
Lewis Kullick of Yreka, who
was said to be driving the car
at the time of the accident,
which occurred when Kullick at
tempted to pass another car and
got off the grade. They were
coming to Medford to visit Mr.
Patrick's father.
Mr. Patrick was born near
Oskaloosa, Iowa, and came from
there to Medford in 1927.
Besides his father, C. L. Pat
rick of Medford, he leaves two
sons, Robert Patrick of Iowa,
and Donald of Selma, Calif.
Also two sisters, Mrs. C. Van
Donselaar of Pclla, Iowa, and
Mrs. C. J. Chord of Medford.
Funeral services will be held
at the Conger chapel at 2 Thurs
day with Dr. Sherman L. Divine
officiating. Interment in Med
ford I. O. O. F. cemetery.
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BRITAIN ALREADY
LEASES PACIFIC
ISLES AIR BASES
America .Closes Deal Long
Pending for 50 Years
Joint Control.
London. Aug. 21. (IF) Brit
ish foreign office sources today
confirmed reports the United
States had leased the islands of
Canton and Enderby In the
southern Pacific from Great
Britain as air bases. The lease,
these sources said, is for 30
years, with a provision that it
can be extended indefinitely.
These sources said there was
"no question of price or consid
erations' in the arrangement.
Britain and the United States
had decided of Joint control be
fore the war, following a dis
pute over ownership in 1938.
Foreign office sources said
the subject was raised to illus
trate the statement of Prime
Minister Churchill yesterday
that "the principle of association
of Interests for common pur
poses between Great Britain and
the United States had developed
even before the war. Various
agreements had been reached
about certain small Islands in
the Pacific ocean which had be
come important as air re-fueling
points."
Canton and Enderbury isl
ands, mere dots on the map of
the Pacific, came under the Joint
control of the United States and
Great Britain April B, 1939, by
virtue of a SO-year agreement,
reached after a year's negotia
tions as to their ownership.
The agreement provided that
the islands, part of the Phoenix
group, lyinf midway between
Hawaii and Australia, should
serve as way stations on the air
route between the United States
and Australia. It al;n provided
that the islands be administered
by a United States official and
a British official.
THE GRANGE
Jacksonville
Moving pictures of the Ore
gon sunar industry will be
shown Friday evening at 8:30
o'clock to the Jacksonville
Grange. Public invited.
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Wandall L. Willkie, G.OP presidential nominee, and Mrs. Willkia are shown parading through
crowdtd streets in Elwood. Ind., before the notification ceremonial.
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Three new members were ini
tiated into the Medford 20-30
club last night at the regular
weekly dinner-meeting in Hotel
Jackson. They were Warren
Liggett of the Bruce Bauer
Lumber company, Chuck Ma
thews of the Arista Fur shop ,
and Harlan Wiley of the Texas
company.
The club was entertained by
a colored movie depicting the
recreational opportunities and
the wild life and mountain sce
nery of southern Oregon. The
film also showed agricultural :
and fruit industries of the val
ley. An interesting talk was given
by Mr. Mathews on the fur busi
ness. Birlhs
Born to Mr. and Mrs. E. N.
Northup of Butte Falls a boy
weighing eight pounds, four and
three quarters ounces in Com-
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munity hospital Monday, Aug
ust 19.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. R. G.
Arrington of Jacksonville a girl
weighing eight pounds and 14
ounces in Community hospital,
Monday, August 19.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. James
Clark of Route 4 a girl weigh
ing eight pounds and five
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AUGUST 21, 1940.
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Monday, August 19.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ashley
Powers of Murphy . a girl
weighing eight pounds, seven
and a half ounces in Community
hospital, August 17.
Closing tuns for Too Lata to du
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365 PLANES USED!
REPORT REVEALS
In July 363 planes utilized
the M-dford municipal airport,
it was shown in a report submit
ted by Thomas A. Culbertson
Jr., airport superintendent, and
read to the city council last
night by Councilman J, Frank
Reinhart.
This represented an average
of almost 12 planes daily. The
report did not include the ac
tivities of the privately-owned
planes at the airport or those
being used in the government's
civilian pilot training program.
The planes using the airport
last month were classified as :
follows: 208 United Air Lines,
102 U. S. army, SI private,
three national guard and one U.
S. navy.
The civilian pilot training
program is progressing nicely
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and 13 or 20 students will be
ready soon for their private pil
ot certificates, Mr. Culbertson
reported. William Totten of
Butte Falls has purchased a
Porterfield plane and it is now
stored in the airport hangar, the
report stated.
Package for Woman
Explodes, Injures 2
Washington. Aug. 21. (JP)
A bomb, described by police as
small and poorly constructed,
exploded today in a U street
branch post office, injuring two
postal employes.
The bomb, in a mail bag be
ing unloaded from a truck to
a platform, was in a package
addressed to a woman whose
name authorities withheld.
Those injured were Harry B.
Hess, 58, and Hyman Ritzen
berg, 32, both of whom suffered
shoulder and leg lacerations.
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