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t PAGE SIX MEDFORD MAIL TRIBfJNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1940. L E OPENS FOR LOCAL NAT'L GUARD UNITS ("Stlnued trufn Pact OM. th compliments of the people of Medford. There are. how ever, other and more desirable things for which a company fund might be used, the cap tain said. Contributions Received While it was Indicated that the bulk of the fund will be provided by business houses, contributions will be received from the public in general. Con tributions may be left at the chamber of commerce. Capt. Tengwald and 1st Lieut James W. Grigsby, commanding headquarters detachment, had been invited to the committee meeting to explain the needs of their units and the advantages of enlisting now. Tengwald Commands Co. A. Capt. Tengwald said: Young men who enlist now will go to camp for a year with officers nd men they know; they will have a start on the men who wait for conscription; with this start, they should be able to advance to non-commissioned ratings as the army is increased under the national defense plan; a night school, with highly qualified Instructors, will be maintained for those who want to continue their studies and full high school credits will be granted. While stating, however, that many opportunities will be available for study and ad vancement, Capt. Tengwald em phasized that In the last analy sis "it is up to the boy him self." If the boy applies himself and shows an Interest in his work, he will be given every ncouragement to advance, the captain said, but he counseled that success will depend entire ly upon the youth himself. Some Job Insurance Dr. Sherman L. Divine, pas- NEW BUICKS FOR 1941 v r , SStx -2?5v - r v ' X3Z2Z1 ... ii ' .j t-- i w w t ' AVAJ - iiilaif " n Above are thi fourdoor dan and eeupt models of the popular priced Series "40" line of new 1941 Bulckt, which have undergone complete transformation and now present a profile making a bold faired line from the front and clear down to the tall. Altogether there are 22 new models In the 1941 Bulck line. tor of the Presbyterian church and chairman of the defenrv committee, commented that the night school was a highly de sirable feature of army life at camp. He Inquired whether em ployers here had given any as surance that their Jobs would be held for the men who go to camp. Capt. Tengwald replied that the Rogue River Valley Traffic association had told him that packing house jobs would be available for the employes of any member firms and that the California Oregon Power company and some other em ployers had assured him that jobs would be kept for employes who enlisted. The captain added that few of the national guards men had regular jobs. In response to an Inquiry from the chairman, Capt. Teng wald explained that men who enlist in the national guard now will be placed on the inactive list until the day of mobiliza tion when they will go on the active list and prepare to go to aleaaaWaalaeseaa , ihi-- I Fisuau engines r0m r"" A,uE Y'f i ? V V f 1 i ute i" l i iH WITH this advertisement, Buick ushen in a brand-new automo bile model year. 1940 production is history record ing the greatest manufacturing and selling season our company has ever known. You may be sure we grimly realized we had to accomplish things in our new cars for 1941 that we could count on to continue our advance. So we've taken our greatest all-time car and steadily and carefully brought it forward to a perfection of action, east, goodness beyond anything ever offered under our name. ths WtEBAW DOES ITI . ie, L:.k. MMSnHWlH " " n. .L. 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PIRMI-riRM STKIING for tntdom from ttfnng wheal plojr. DUtlX MAIN MAKINGS pretfltolh ledastrvcfivfe In formal aervfea. rORI-N-AFT DIMCriON SJCNA1 nit Awfomofw COff. MASSIVI BUMPIRS wlHl bviK-hi front Mtanie froma. PLUS: FwfMengrn Torqve Tube fft Saolad Chat, It w r.ptea Hrdrovlk Srekaa One-Piece "l.ff-Olf- Need IwrM AufoieoMc Ckoto Hxir Pur Oil Sol Air Claenan Saeled Saeie Naedhghra 1t Tve-reae Sody Celen Sefarr Plate Clan All Around i i m wm f)l my mi ii m sj in SKINNER'S GARAGE 143 SOUTH RIVERSIDE TELEPHONE J749 camp for a year's duty; that the enlistment will be for three years; that under present reg ulations there will be no dis charges until six months after the return to horn stations from camp; that enlistment now relieves the recruit from con scription. The captain added that probably, unless a new emergency arose, the recruits would be discharged soon after the return from camp as he thought the units then would ba reduced to normal size. May Raise Pay The pay is now $21 a month but if the pending conscription bill is passed it will be raised to $30, Capt.' Tengwald related. He added that all food, shelter, clothing and medical and den tal services are provided with out cost. Howell B. Murphy comment ed that with so many advan tages to enlistment now and no apparent disadvantages, there should be no difficulty in at taining the objectives of the campaign. It was voted to send state ments of the objectives of the campaign to each service club in Medford. Dr. Divine appointed the following sub-committees: con sultation, Capt. S. M. Tuttle. Mr. Murphy and Diamond Flynn; fund. Gain Robinson, Mr. Flynn and Frank DeSouza; and publicity, Lloyd William son, Capt. H. J. Meiring, Mer rill A. Beneka and Capt. Tuttle. The meeting was adjourned to 8:00 p. m. Monday. Attracting much attention to day was a display of a modern soldier's equipment in the cham ber of commerce front . show window. The public was invited to view the display. Recruiting headquarters have been established at the chamber , board, was nominated by Prea- of commerce and enlistment may be made or information ob tained there. 391 LICENSES ISSUED E ident Roosevelt today to be as sistant solicitor general of the United States. Caab income of United States farm era from marketing; of producta In I93S estimated at 7.111.000,000. Icebeiga nave been algnted ao hug r tnelr surface baa been eatlmat4 at ' 1,000 square mllea. Cloalns time (or Too Late to Claa iitj Ada la I M t m. Marriage records of the coun ty clerk's office show 391 li censes have been issued in Jack son county since the Oregon medical examination-marriage law went into effect. From De cember, 1938 to December, 1939, a thirteen month period, 212 li censes were Issued. For the eight months of the current year, the total was 179. The 1940 boom in romance started last May, with 29 li censes Issued. June, the marry ing month, had 35, July 28 and August 35. The score for the first four months of this year stands: Jan uary 14, February 11, March 13, and April 16. The 1938-1939 Issuance was: December, 1938, six; January, 1939, seven; February, seven, March 13, April 10, May 19, June 18, August 24, September 24; October 19, November 31 and December 18. The first six months of 1939 saw many Jackson county cou ples journeying to California, chiefly Yreka, for marriage licenses- Fahy Nominated Washington, Sept. 8. (P) Charley Fahy of New Mexico, general counsel of the labor Quality Market 217 W. 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