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LOST AND FOUND
FOUND Black and white hound.
L. L. Lewis, Central Point.
PICKFD UP 7 small calves. Pay for
ad and care Ross TwedeV., Jacksonville-Central
Point Road, Rt. 3,
Bos 193.
REPUhT loat 0-g. animal cruelty
cases Humane Society. Phone 6151
WANTED MALE HELP
WANTED Body
ghnltji Bros.
and fender man.
WANTED FEMALE HELP
WANTED Woman for general house
work; 3 In family; good pay. 1413
West Main.
WANTED Experienced waitress. Cra
ter Cafe. 309 N. Riverside.
WANTED Dishwasher. Must be over
31 years old. 3 day and board
O'Nell's Cafe. Crescent City. Calif
WANTED Capable
housekeeper. Oood
home. Write Route 1
ml 'die aged
wages and
WANTED Experienced silk finisher.
Oood wsges. Steady employment.
Wardrobe Cleaners, Grante Pass.
WANTED Olrl for housework and
care of one child. '0.00 month
Call wfter B p m. 4351
HELP MALE AND FEMALE
WANTED Cherry
pickers. Inquire
137 N. OOKaale.
WAN TED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED S cows to pasture. Klep-
per's Station, Jacksonville Highway.
CHERRIES WANTED. Large or small
quantities. Inquire 137 N. oak-ale
WANTED To rent small modern
house. 3 or 4 rooms. Tribune Box
3780.
WANTED Losglng
3335, evenings.
trucks. Phone
WANTED Heavy work horse, 1500
lbs. or heavier Call evenings Chas.
Isaacs. Crater Lake Highway.
CASH for old horses. Dial 8316
LAWNMOWIRB SHARPENED Work
xuarantee- Call and deliver Mae
ti Flovla Pb 4080 333 N River
aide Make you old mower like new
HlOHESl cash Dald for Iron, copper
brass " rvdlators. aluminum, bat
teries, tubes, rags, lead and cine
Medlord Bargain House
WILL PAV mT CASH
Prr Oood Used Furniture.
HOI.KKOOK FLHMTI HE
13 North Front. Phone 4033
WE PAV MOKE CASH
Fo. Your Furniture
BAHNFHI KU ANHHEWS
8tb and Front Phone 3333
HORSE COW 9 FOR FEED Eagle
Point Pu Farm Phone 37-X-7
NO-WAY Mattres. and Cpholsterlng
Co Phone 3948 309 west Bin ot
BEST PRICKS PAID
For Yout Furniture
EADS FUKNITI RE. Phone 4J46.
WANTED
wool natiili hides and pelts
MeUIord fcsrcaln House 37 North
Orap. St Phone S744.
WELL DR1LUNO SI SO pet ft first
5 , ..r , v r1i' 519 King
FOR RENl HOUbES
FOR RENT 7-room modern unfurn
ished house, lar sleeping porcn
ahade. Call 519 N. Orape.
FOR RENT 5-room unfurnished
house. Inquire 243 Bestty.
FOR RENT 8-room house, one floor.
3 bedrooms, modern, clean. Adults
232 South Grape St.
FOR RENT Fum'.shed house. No. 8
Everett Court. West 1 1th St Adults
only 4 d.iga Pnous 41 13 or 4653
TRUCKS FOR RENT- Muve yourself
eav hall Prullta Mob:lgss Sta
t- V, ... frv Ph'-f
FOR HENT APARTMENTS
FURNISHED APARTMENT.
2nd St.
FOR RLNT 6-ronm f-.irnlshed apart
ment Inquire 804 East Main.
A LOVELY 4-room
arisrlm'nt: ranee,
and enttan blind-
unfurnished
refrigerator.
Phon 4435
APATTMENTS FOP RENT.
P-.r.
PVP.NI5HF-D sr-sr-ment. private bath
Frviirtalre 8-"4 W. Ma:n.
FOR PENT 3-rooom apartment,
ro-m h-:e. garages; close m.
Almond St.
FOR PENT N:oe, ains'.l. furnished
apartment. J :st for two. Reason
able rent A--p:y Mall Tribune
b i"in" (":'
OR Pfvr Sma.l -:ii.;e apartment
F"'-"asire, a.etrlc sve. H3uand
liove.
TOR RENT APARTMENTS
APARTM-NT
rOB BENT
Nicely furnished J -room front apart
ment In buelnete eectlon Hot and
cold water, steam Beat furnished
Parking lot for car. Bent reason
to la. Apply Mali Tribune offloa
PINDUIY APTS . Beat, hot wster
Prv end reraare SOS 9 Holly 8t
FOR RENT furnished Room
BOOM in
oouver.
prlvata bunt, 311 Van-
FOR RENT Well-furnished sleeping
room, garage I' desired. 36 South
Riverside
ATTRACT! VP ROOMS 404 9 Orspe
FOR RENT BOARD. ROOM
BOARD and ROOM. 830 N. Central.
EXCELLENT MEALS,
234 We 8th.
4.00
ekly.
FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS
FOR Rin-store building and two
office rooms Sea Al Uttreli
Rolend Lubbard
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
OR SALE 0-months-old Chester
White boar. Box 33. Star Route,
Jacksonville.
FOR SALE One
good work
Louie Bias
mare.
Eagle
1400 lbs., cheap.
Point, Ore.
FOR SALE Milk cows.
Eagle Point.
Phone 8-F-61
FOR SALE 46 weaner pigs. Perdue,
mile north central point.
FOR SALE 6 sows and SO pigs: 1
Guernsey heifer, first calf; 1 Mar
shal Wendell piano, reasonable.
First house near R-ese Creek
School. 3 miles from Eagle Point
on Butte Falls road. W. B. Medley.
FOR SALE Milking ShortLorn bull
Joe Dugan. 1 mile south Phoenix
!mh S2?0 ,
FOR SALE POULTRY
FAT COLORED FRYERS. Dreasler's.
1107 E. Msin. Phone 3838.
FOR SALE Thoroughbred Holly
wood White Leghorn roosters, rnone
3415.
TOP QUALITY CHICKS at reduced
price now. Hocks. Reds. Hamp
shire tnd Leghorns for June, 9c
each, hatching Wednesday and
Saturday each week. Central Point
Hatx-hery '
FOR SALE DOGS PETS
7"OR SALE English Pointer Pups.
Call even.i gs or Sundays. Jack
Blckler, Spring St., Box 137-A.
FOR SALE -Pup. 81 and $1 M each
719 Bennett afternoons ana eve
nings.
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE '31
Model A Victoria.
816 Albert St.
USED CAR BARGAINS See ut be
fore you buy. Shulta Bros.
39 PLYMOUTH COUPE, like new
excellent value. Terms. Phone 4481
have sold my garage and moved
mv atock of used csrs to m. nome
655 Keen Wsy Drive. I am selling
these fine csrs at
BARGAIN PRICES
1939 Olds 70 4-Door Sedan.-.t745
1939 Olds 60 Bus. Coupe 595
1938 Olds Dlx 4-Door aedsn. 625
1938 Grahsm Special Sedan.. 646
1937 Packard 130 Sedan 625
1937 Dodge 4-Door Sedan 465
1936 Olds 8 2-Door Sedsn 468
1936 Olds 8 4-Door Sedso 435
1935 Ford Psnel 188
Sea Rook EMERSON
Across from Public Golf Course
Phone 4039
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
3-BEDROOM BUr'GAlOW. large liv
ing room, fireplace. nrav.ooa noor,
In the pink of condition. S3.000.00.
Shown by appointment only.
Also
Furnished duplex, an Income prop
erty at a bargain price.
C. 8. BUTTER FIELD
410 Medford Building
FOR SALE 6-roora house, bsaement.
furnace, corner lot. pavement. 44
Interest. See E. Gould, 333 West
Jsckson.
BARGAIN FOR CASH Five-room
house, S acres, ktrvzlisb walnutt.
fsmlly orchsrd, all kinds of berries.
Edge of Jacksonville. H. L. Cook.
Reel Estata. 1104 W. Main.
STILL have 8 or 4 homes at reason
able prices. H. L. Cook, Real Re
late. 1104 W. Main.
FOR SALE Beautiful building sites
4 acre eacb. Ideal view of the
vallev. Ideal frontage. Low Uses
Priced to seU. Inquire Room 308.
Hotel Orand.
FOR SALE Large residence, close 10
Call 811 Wes 8th.
FOR SALE 4-room house, nearly
2 acres, on Jacksonville highway.
Full price. 400. Sea W. A. Chlldera.
Jacksonville.
FOR SALE 3 acret clover, close In.
Make your own terms. Owner.
Room 306 Hotel Orand.
FOR SALE Lot with garage: good
location. Cheap. Inquire 705 Da
kota. STRICTLY mooern 5-room home,
nicely furnished, automatic oil
burner, benement. fire pla-e. trees
and shrubs, attractive location.
5350, terms
ALSO
Close m. est side home. 3 bed
rooms, hardwood floors, fireplace,
basement, ti 0-"o terms 5V
C 8 BUTTTRFIELD
410 Medford Building
House Ware.
Pvrex. etc.
autlf'il Chrem1um
en stsmps. Picks.
STILL lota of flower planta.
lert. 1107 E. Msin.
FOR SALi; SUROE FENCER, safe,
effective. Always delivers mstl
rr.um current permitted by lsw.
"Parsed bv Industrial Commission
of State of Wisconsld " ECONOMY
SEED tt FEED CO, 317 West Sixth
St. Phone M23
BUILDINO A HiMat-Let u hsndle
sll de-alls on 36-year FHA went
qj:rjv efficiently Ooldv As.et.ey
111 iifl ojntrv un pert:- Rentslt
I.-ns Ins'.rsr-e c a But'-erfield
40 Medfucd tViil;r
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE d room
bouts. S3 N
Orange.
FOR SALE Acreage, Si. 700, on Pa
cific Hiway near Medlord fruit
stand Fruit, berries. Or trsde
$1,800 equity for noma In Medlord
Valley Heal Estate, south Pacific
Hiway.
FOR SALE or TRADE 160 acres.
partlv cut-over. House, barn. Ideal
for stock. Cash or terms. A bar
gain. 414 Hamilton.
WHEN YOU think of real estate
think rt the Clinton Spencer
Aj-er cv
FOR EXCHANGE
FOR SALE or TRADE d-ft. grain
binder, John Deere; com cultiva
tor; 8-year-old mare, broken. 1400
lbs: yearling colt. 8- U Johnston.
Arveente.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
MOTORSCCOTER for sale; good con
dition. Telephone Jimmy Glenn.
9051.
CANNING strawberries; you pick
them, 60c per crate; ty mile west
Tslent school, 3rd house on right.
RUMMAGE SALE 14 South Central.
8th and 7th, by Town send Clubs
Open I a. m. Friday. Donations
Thursdsy.
FOR SALE Hevwood Wskefleld baby
buggy. 811 South Ivy.
PUMPS. Jacuzzi As Meyers, for every
purpose. Guaranteed. Pick Hdwe.
PAINT NOW. Beautify with Oeneral
Pr'ces are lowest. Pick Hardware
FOR SALE Bicycle, large lea
3-wheel trailer. 617 Beatty.
box,
WASHERS and Pumps, reconditioned.
priced to sell, parte and service
on all makes. Flck Hardware.
ZENITH, America'! most usuable re
frigerator. 6-year guarantee. Speed
Queen washers. Extra ftaturee.
Compare values. Flck Hardware.
FOR SALE Equity In 1940 electric
refrigerator. 417 Benson et.
FOR SALE; -.ate model
Delus gas
713 West
range, good condition.
Second St.
FOR SALE CHEAP Urrlght piano.
Tel. 8451.
OARDEN and farm tools, hose. Low.
est prices. Lawn mowers. Get our
demonstrator. Flck Hardware.
RING and ROYAL ANN CHERRIES
Tessltore Orchard, Eagle Point.
SUGAR PINE SHINGLES NO. 1
3 15 per sq , No. 3, 32 25. all heart
360. 16 ' clear siding shingles
295. Evan Creek 8hlngle Mill.
Rogue River. Ore.
FOR SALE BOAT and trailer.
See
Hohlweg. 8th and Bartlett.
WHITE KING Pigeons, prolific breed
ers, at bargain prlcea. tcoute t, nos
315-A. Central point.
FOR SALE Cabinet grand 8c rimer
piano in rosewood ease. Price only
36, terms If desired. Earl Tumy
705 Park Ave.
FOR SALE New boat, boat trailer
and motor. 843 West 14th St.
FOR SALE Covered Wagon trailer
house, young team horses. Mrs
Bertha Taylor, Ruch.
NO SHORTAGE of Plants, zlnnlae.
snsps. astera. petunia, etc.. tSe doa..
3 doa. 35c. Indi- na canner and
Marglobe tomato plants. Maddox
Valley Greenhouse, 1 block esat of
Plggly WiRgly.
A OOOD dose of cssh on the barrel
head Is a complete cure for too
many drinks ot dollur down, tsys
Jack Second Hand Store. 10
South Grape.
FOR SALE Sawmill with 64-Inch
Mention band saw All stesra
power. Price (900 V. Held, 1604
Oregon. Klamath Falls. Ore.
FOR SALE Blscksmltb tools, chetp
109 South Holly.
FOR SALE Low priced lumber or
any building materials Call us be
fore you buy R O Stephenson Co
Court and McAndrewa. Telephone
3000.
FOR SALE: DAIRY FLY SPRAYS
Mon&rch Seed es Feed Co.
REAL BUYS In used clothing. 1408
No Riverside, across from Back a
Bakery
For Sale- Sugar pine shakes Make
Ideal roofing Faber e. Central Point
FOR SALE- Poultry-Dslry Feede
priced right. Monarch Seed dt
FOR SALE: Berry eupa and crates
also fruit baskets, all kinds Mon
arch Seed as Feed Co.
OR SALE Oreen Fir Slabe.
jhneBlBO
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOR BALE Service Button. S lota.
4 numrje. 8 000-cal. storage. Main
St . Cfn'ral Po:nt. A n Owlngt
PERSONAL
CARD READING, 1.00.
nette.
PALMISTRY
Phone 8448.
Ashland.
and crystal reading.
480 Mountain Avenue.
PtYCHIC CARD READINGS. SOe
e 3 So. Central. Formerly 632 So
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR BEST Body ard Fender repair-
ln and Auto Painting. Shulta
P-"
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Dressmaking.
THE FASHION SHOr-Dressmaklng
Fut Remodeling. 8 at toot and
Bucklea covered Boom 303 U 8
s''l tli-l P -f T! avi
Expert Window Cleanar.
LEI OKOROt DO IT
Expert window Cleaner Oeneral
house cleaners floor wsslng paint-
Ire n-o a T-t-d P-.-r- lM
Painting and Paparhanging.
SULLIVAN BROS At JOHNSON are
no longer connected with Eaereoo
Paint and Roof Store. For paint-
In, papering and In'-rlor decoret
Closing time for Tno Lata to eiae-
mj Ads u I JO p. a.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
MONEY TO LOAN
PAY ALL
YOUR BILLS
With Quick
CASH LOAN
AUTOMOBILE
FURNITURE
LIVESTOCK
Terms to Suit You
TOO WILL ENJOY
DOING BUSINESS WITH
OREGON FINANCE CO.
W. E. Tbomea, Mgr.
Lie. No. 6-211 M-217.
43 So. Central. Dial 4433.
Home owned and managed.
Sine 1938.
Refrigeration Service.
REFRIGERATION SERVICE CO.. the
only exclaslvs refrigeration shop In
So Ore Authorised factory service
O Oould 7?3 W Jackson Ph 4?B4
Roofing.
WE REPAIR or apply any type of
root raoco Routings sningiee
Coetlnea and Pa mis New stock
Wall Paper Ekerson P&int and
Roof Co 3fl So Bartl-tt Tel SH43
Translar.
CITY TRANSFER STORAGE CO
Household moving end general
hauling 39 S Grape Phone 4684
day or night.
EADS TRANSFER i STORAGE CO
Offtc 18 South Fir Phone 3828
Prices right Service gui-ranleed
lAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
40 8 Fir street
Insured Csrrlsrs
Local and Long Distance Hauling
Phone 2BB8
FURNITURE MOVING AND STOR
AGE We have van moving equip
ment for local and long distance
hauling. Dry and clean storage
(concrete Building) with speclsl
locker rooms st low rates
SAMSON ETORAGE WAREHOUSE
Phone 37S6
Venetian Blinds.
VENETIAN BUNDS Guaranteed steel
or wood Venetlsn Bunds. 29c sq ft
Installed Phone Burks Medford
Tent ft Awn . 4472 Free estimate
legal nonets
In the County Court of the State of
Oreeon for Jackson Oountv.
In the matter ot the estate of Kate
Grlmeley, decessed.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned haa filed ner anal account
In the above entitled matter, and the
above entitled court hat fixed June
13th. 1941. at 10 o'clock a. m.. In the
county court room, in the court
house In Medford. Oregon, as the
time snd place for hearing objections
to said final account and tor the set
tlement thereof
ELIZABETH 8KYRMAN.
Administratrix.
Phoenix
Phoenix. June 4 (Spl. "The
Village Grapevine" will meet at
the home of Marjorie Hechert,
June 4, at 8 o'clock. All back
dues must be paid and the new
laws go into effect at this meet
ing. All members are urged to
be present.
Ed waterman leit ior romanu
June a. He will toon go to San
Diego to tpend tlx weeks In the
navy training camp.
Mr. and Mra. R. 8. Furry ana
Freddie, and Mr. and Mra. R. A.
Furry and Nannette apent Sunday at
Lost Prairie.
Etta Paiker and Mable Bourne will
entertain Thlmbie club Friday at the
Bourne home. There will be a cov
ered dish luncneon at noon.
Marjorie Kettlewell has returned
to Olen Ellen after spending the last
- weekt at the Turpin home.
Elva Briscoe, Marie Furry and
Verna Toffer left Monday for the
district meeting of the Neighbors of
Woodcraft, at Cottage Orovs.
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Mr and Mrs. Fred Fisher of Lake
view visited Mr. and Mra. Woodford
Turpin over the week-end.
Miss Msrjorle Heckert Is testing
for Los Angeles June 3. She plans
to spend a month there, visiting
friends snd relstlons.
Neighbors of Woodcraft win meet
T ursday evening. June 8.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Blevlns and
family of Klamath Falls visited Mrs.
Blevins' parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. O
Briscoe Sundsy.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tennery were
wek-end guests of the A. H. Dudleys.
Communications
Importance ol Eugenicsl
To the Editor: I
Medicinal research, or many
years, has continued ever to
lengthen our expectancy of life.
Inhabitants of the world's most
highly civilized country, Swe
den, now, by sheer force of ap
plied science, live practically
double the years of the average
Hindu.
We, however, have done very
little in applied human genetics.
We take care of the improve
ment of everything from pigs
to poultry, from prunes to pota
toes, without thinking of human
social inadequates.
An example of this is haemo
philia, a bleeding disease, promi
nent in European royal families.
notably the Spanish, the Rus
sian. It passes from motner to
son. An eminent historian re
cently declared that if a cer
tain queen had not been a car
rier of this disease, neither the
Bolshevik revolution nor the
Spanish Civil War would ever
have commenced.
Humanity, despite this terrible
war, stands at the threshold of
marvellous progress because re
cent research has given us power
to eliminate our weaklings, to
accelerate the birth rate of our
highpowers.
Since we are) a democracy,
this must commence with every
thinking citizen reading up on
eugenics. Any good librarian
will suggest worth-while books.
EUGENE H. PITTS, M. D.
Sacramento, Calif., June 2.
EYE 4TH PLANS
Ashland, June 4 (Spl.V Plans
thus far. covering this city s 1941
July fourth celebration will be
reviewed by the executive com
mittee here tonight, according
to an announcement from John
P. Daugherty, general chairman
Arrangements are underway
to accommodate an estimated
15 000 to 20,000 residents of
southern Oregon and northern
California, efforts being concen
trated on a morning parade, an
afternoon and evening rodeo and
horse show and other events.
Because of lack of available
space, there will be no carnivpl
this year. The Ash'and park
board denied the use nl the park
on the ground that previous
amusement companies seriously
damaged the surrounding lawns
and shrubs.
This year's rodeo and horse
show will be staged on an ama
teur basis by the Ash'and Trail
Riders. Both riders and stocx
will be non professional.
Iron Worker Killed
Portland, June 4. (P) F. C
Franz, a Portland iron worker
was killed In a fall from a tower
at the Willamette Iron & Steel
company plant here today.
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Comment
From Washington
Sawdust Charcoal
UnsatU factory
Defense Metals
Land at Tacoma
Gold Beach Door
To Ore Supplies
Br John W. Rally ,
Washington, D. C, June 4.
A very good contract with a
Pugct sound sawmill to make
charcoal from hog fuel has gone
sour. The charcoal didn't work.
Now, each month, an American
Mail liner docks at Tncoma and
discharges 500 tons of charcoal
so fine that every time a burlap
bag is dropped a veritable cloud
of Inky dust floats up. Tnis
charcoal is made from the shells
of cocoanuts and is exactly what
the war department requires.
Th idea of utilizing sawdust
from northwestirn sawmills was
excellent until the domestic char
coal was tried.
When the army or navy wants
a thing they want it regardless
of civilian needs. Tho sawmill
charcoal nrovine unsatisfactory.
they turned to cocoanut shells: Mussolini, in their conference at
ordered 12,000 tons delivered ! Brenner pass which divides Ger
this year. Ordered American1 many and Italy, agreed on the
Mail to bring in 1.200 tons. It next move of the war.
was a bia order and the little They don't say what the next
plants in the cocoanut groves
of the Philippines are working
day and night. The liner had i
to tic tin at Manila until 500
tons were accumulated. Fine
and powdery, the stuff blows
everywhere and the t.rew must
go around with broom and dust
pun cleaning up for a cargo of
flour. Then the charcoal is rail
roaded to Los Angeles and placed
in gis masks.
www
ANOTHER messy cargo Is cop
per mat, also brought from the
Philippines. The ore has been
reduced to a powder and is taken
to the smelter at Tacoma for
treatment. Not so bad are the
shipments of hemp for the navy
and the chromite ore, both cf
which land at Tacoma. The
maritime commission i consid
ering having cargoes of raw rul
ber discharged at Portland, and
this will probably be brought
about. The rubber comes from
Borneo, but as there is appre
hension that the Japanese may
become active it is being hur
ried out of the country to the
Philippines and will he picked
up and carried to the Pacific
coust; probnbly Portland.
Dozens of freighters are being
used to bring in material for
stockpiles and there Is some pro
test that this is all taken at a
low rate, whereas the pood com
mercial business cannot be
touched by American Hag ships.
FOR contrast with the ore
imports from the Far East con
sider this statement before the
board of army engineers last
week during an argument to im
prove the mouth of Rogue river
at Cold Beach, Cuny county.
There are between one billion
and four billion tons of ore tri
butary to Gold Beach and this
runs from one per cent to 20
per cent quicksilver. Some day
quicksilver production is ex
peeled to be a major Industry
in thnt region. There tire great
quantities of chrome, but there
are ten times as much tonnage
of manganese as of chrome. The
manganese, It Is asserted, runs
40 to 00 per cent As for cop
per, now being bought by Re
construction Finance corpora
tion from Chill, there are moun
tains of this ore blocked out.
But none of It can move without
an outlet at Cold Beach and,
discouraged at waiting, owners
of 700,000.000 feet of Douglas
fir and Port Orford cedar have
Ie. It go for taxes since 1939
according to F. W. Smith, sheriff
of Curry county. With 60 per
cent of the county owned by tne
federal government or the slate,
residents think something should
be done by Uncle Sam,
e e e
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT has
said that he wishes a backlog of
public works to provide employ
ment when the slump comet
after the war. Taking the presi
dent at his word, a bill has been
introduced to build five naviga
tion dams on the Columbia river
at Five Mile rnplcl. Canoe En
campmcnt rapids. Rescue Island
and Dry gulch. These, with open
channels between the pools.
would give good navigation up
to the Juncture of the Snake and
Clearwater rivers, at Lewiston.
Idaho. Rough estimate is that
these dams will cost approxl
mately $30,000,000 and their
construction
thousands of men. To obtain a
report from the army engineers
and authority from congress for
such a project Is the wok of sev
eral years, but the promoters are
In no hurry.
COLLEGE men between 20
and 26 years in Oregon. Wash
Ington, Idaho, Utah, Nevada,
Montana and California are be
ing tempted to Join the army air
corps as flying cadets. The
corps wishes to have an output
of 30.000 pilots year and Is
determined to do something
about it. A dozen or 20 men'
from University of Oregon or
Oregon State college can be
taken as a class and placed in
the same flying school. While,
training a cadet draws $iS a
month and $1 a day for meals
When the course is finished the
cadet becomes a second lieuten
ant with $245 a month. Head
quarters of states named is Pre
sidio, San Francisco. . . Before
the Roosevelt broadcast last
week the president requested
Oregon's McNary to come to the I
White House and listen to it.
Asked for his views, the sena
tor Inquired, "What about con
voys? to which the president
replied that convoys Is a techni
cal question.
Ef FRANK JENKINS
IN Rome, "highly placed fas-
1 cists" assert that Hitler and
move will be, but intimate it
will be one of the highest im-
portance.
"INFORMED quarters" in Rome
somewhat more definite ex
press the belief that Crete will
be used as the springboard for
new attacks on the triangle
formed by the island of Cyprus,
the Egyptian port of Alexandria
and the Ualestine port of Haifa
(where the oil pipe line from
Iraqs fields reaches the Medi
terranean.) In other words, a campaign to
clean the British out of the Modi
tcrranean.
1
IN Berlin, "authorized German
sources" intimate without flat
ly saying so that Germany "will
give France a free hand to repel
any attempts by England or
other powers on her sover
eignty."
' Germany, although the vic
tor, is ready to concede this
sacred right and duty of every
nation to the French them
selves."
"THAT is to say, the Germans
are getting ready to "permit
France to fight Germany's ene
mies.
AbsurdT
Of course, ON ITS FACE, It
is absurd.
What it MEANS Is that Hitler
has told the French to get In
and fight the British.
The French, beaten, lacking
patriotic leadership, their morale
decayed, have no other course
open to them than to Jump when
the master cracks the whip,
I7ROM London we learn today
(Tuesday) that British ob
servers expect Vichy to ask Gcr
man "protection" for all French
colonial possessions.
That puts the finger on Syria
where the Germans are report
ed to have landed sea-borne In
fantry with motorized equip
ment proof. If true, of the de
clining striking power of the
British fleet.
It Is a tip also to go on watch
ing Dakar, where French Africa
Juts far out Into the Atlantic,
affording a strikingly advan
tageous base from which Ger
man submarines and bombers
can harry the British supply
lines throug the south Atlantic
by way of the Cape of Good
hope.
4
ALSO go on watching Turkey.
If Turkey elects to fight to
bar the land route to Iraq and
Suez to Hitler's armies, she will
provide history with one of it
heroic momenta.
She may do it but it doesn t
seem probable.
A GAIN the war. so far as
" heavy fighting Is concerned,
is in a lull.
It Is only a temporary lull. It
can't last long. Time, at the
moment, Is on the side of the
British, helping them to collect
their forces for the stand they
will have to make In the Near
East and at Suez. The Germans
will give them no more time
than Is necessary.
When the storm breaks again,
it will be fierce.
No. Thanks
Bern OP) Kindly ladies who
have hern knittlntf Industriously
In The
Day's
. News
would employ, for Switzerland s soldiers have
discovered they probably were
breaking the law. Under ration
Ing regulations, the soldiers are
required to surrender clothing
ration tickets for gifts as well as
purchases. Many soldiers prefer,
however, to keep their small
number of cards for clothes of
their own choice and have de
clined to surrender them fur un
solicited gifts of home-made
socks, mufflers and mittens.
Cat Mall Tribune vast Ada,
LODGE
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Initiatory degree. De Molay
meeting Wednesday. 7:30
p, m.
THE DC MOLAY will meet a the
Da Molsy hall Wednesday, June 4.
1911. at 7:30 p. m.
Meteorological Report
v C 8 WeTlir.H Bt'HF.AO
Forecasts
Medford and vicinity: Fair tonight
and Thursday, Temperature allghtlj
above normal.
Oregon: Fair tonight anC Thursday
with afternoon temperature slightly
above normal In Interior, oentie
northwest winds otfeoast.
Local Ilata
Temperature a year ago today.
Highest. 88; lowest, 49.
Total monthly precipitation, none.
Deficiency for the month, .09 Inch.
Total precipitation alnce Sept. 1.
1940, U.91 inches. Excess for the
season, 3.13 inches.
Relstlv numldlty at 5 p. m. yea-
terday, 291: 6 m. today. 841.
Tomorrow: Sunrise, 4:36 a, mj
sunset, 7:43 p. m.
Observallnnt Taken at 4:30 sv m.
130 Meridian Time.
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Boise 13 43
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Boston - 1 88 SB
Chicago . 83 67 .83
Denver 13 49 .51
Eureka 81 64
Havre ... 89 63 .13
Los Angeles 74 69
Medford 7 48
New York 81 59 .13
Omaha 73 67
Pboenlx 100 63
Portland , 73 60
Keno 79 48 .16
Roeeburg 79 48
Salt Lake. 73 48
San Francisco.. 67 49
Reattle 88 48
Spokane - 76 48 .0t
Wash., D. O. 70 69 .80
Yakima . 70 63
AIRCRAFT CO-OP
IS COAST PLAN
Seattle, June 4. (IP) The
Boeing Aircraft company an
nounced last night that three
huge west coast aircraft man
ufacturers would establish a
"patriotic cooperative" to pro
duce Boeing B17E bombers in
all their plants.
Other firms affected will be
the Douglas Aircraft company
of Santa Monica, Cal., and the
Vega Airplane company of Bur
bank, Cal. Tha Vega firm Is a
subsidiary of the Lockheed Air
craft company.
The announcement said each
of the factories would turn out
complete Boeing bombers and
that several other manufac
turers would be given sub-contracts.
It explained that the
cooperative was established to
help meet the demand for the
four-engined, long-range bomb
en designated by the war de
partment as immediately neces
sary for national defense and
for aid to Britain.
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