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    MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. THURSDAY. JUNE 5. 1941.
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ELKS ILL PICNIC
DESPITE DOUR SKY
CHAIRMAN AVERS
Despite the appearance of
clouds in the sky, Harry Barne
burg, general chairman of the
picnic committee, said that the
annual Elks picnic would be held
this afternoon and evening as
scheduled, and that the weather
man had positively promised
there would be no rain to
dampen the spirit of the affair
"It might not be so warm as
hoped, but it will be ideal picnic
weather." Chairman Barneburg
predicted. "A big bonfire is be
ing laid at the picnic grounds
on Rogue river just in case it
should be cool, but it probably
won't be needed."
Feature of the picnic will be
30 rounds of boxing by CCC
sluggers. Emil Vivoda is ar
ranging the mitt card, which will
find Fred Erickson acting as re
feree. E. C. (Jerry) Jerome will
do the announcing.
The dinner, to be prepared by
Shy Morthland and Tony Boi
tana, will be served at 7 o'clock
sharp. There will be barbecued
meat and Italian spaghetti, along
with all the trimmings. The
fights will be held immediately
after the dinner, and there will
be various games and entertain
ment for all. A Softball game
will be played late this after
noon. Street flares have been placed
along the Crater lake highway
to guide automobiles to the
grounds.
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CHINA-BOUND-Dr.Quo
Tai-Chl (above) is the newly
named Chinese forelan minister
who stopped off In New York on
his way to Chunnkinf. seat of
the Chline. Kai-shek government
In China. Dr. Quo had been
Chinese ambassador In London
GLARING DEFECTS
AT CAMP LIGGETT
by Major General Kenyon A.'
I Joyce, commander of the army's
ninth combat corps. i
I General Joyce found that
combat planes attached to the
1 41st division had machine gun-i
ned their own men and that
both the attacking 41st and the
defending third division had
been guilty of improper move
ment of reserves.
But from a military point of
view, the commanding officer
held most censurable the units'
failure to make best use of nat
ural cover and other forms of
concealment.
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By Jack Beardwood
Camp Hunter Liggett, Cal.,
June 5. (Pt Intent on avoid
ing a repetition of first mis
takes, officers of the army s
third and 41st divisions today
scanned the barren slopes and
dusty vales of the Hunter Lig
gett military reservation for
foreknowledge of the terrain
over which tomorrow they
again lead Fort Lewis' 35,000
soldiers in mimic war.
What errors thev made in
their first maneuver, concluded I immediate construction of the
Tuesday, were called pointedly 1 St. Lawrence seaway and power
to their attention in a critique 'project.
ROOSEVELT FOR ACTION
ON ST. LAWRENCE CANAL
Washington, June 5. (&
President Roosevelt, saying that
"we have no right to take
chances with the national safe
ty," recommended to congress
tcdav legislation authorizing
NEW PRESIDENT OF
I
jident, John McCrary sergeant-1
at-arms and the following were
1 named to the board of directors:
Warren Liggett, Charles Wil
liamson, Eugene Monaco and
Pierce Green.
Plans were discussed by mem
bers planning to attend the dis
trict convention In Bend June
13 to 15, inclusive. Eugene Mon
aco is the club's
district governor.
R. II. McAycal of the Amer
ican Tobacco company, a guest
of the club, presented motion
pictures depicting the growing
candidate fori of tobacco, and each stage it
I goes through until it becomes a
cigarette.
Glass We sell glass, reglaza
vour nroken windows reason
ably Trowbridge Cabinet Works.
Franklin George became the
new president of the Medford
20-30 club for the six-month's
period beginning July J, at last
night s regular weekly-dinner
meeting and semi-annual elec
tion in the Hotel Jackson. Har
lan Wiley was elected vice pres-
5S
and
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Your ffpt may be so awollen and
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go another sup. Your shoes may feel
aa If they are cutting right Into the
flesh. You fee) airk all over with
the patn and torture; you'd give any
thin to get relief.
Two or three applications of
Moone's Emerald Oil and in fifteen
mlnutea th patn and aorenesa dis
appears. No matter how discouraged you
have been. If you have not tried
Emerald Oil then you have some
thin to learn. Oet bottle today
all druggist.
NOTICE:
Starting Saturday, June 7,
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Saturday Nights 'til 8:30 p.m.
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The damage suit of Dr. C. T.
Drummond against L. F. Belk
nan. retired minister was dis
missed in Circuit court yester
day, under an order signed by
Circuit Judge H. K. Hanna.
The motion for dismissal
stated the case had been settled
without costs to either party.
Dr. Drummond in his com-
plaint sought $2,500 as a result
of a crash last January near the
Stewart avenue intersection
with the Pacific highway, be
tween autos driven by himself
and Belknap. Dr. Drummond
sustained inurics that required
hospitalization.
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Gold Beach, Ore., June 5.'
W) Lewis W. Tillison; 65, was
killed and Robert Breen, 75,
was injured yesterday in the
plunge of their automobile 200
feet from the coast highway.
Breen struggled back to the
road, three miles south of here,
and hailed a bus which brought
him to a hospital. Rescuers had
to hack a trail through heavy
brush to return Tillison's body
to the road.
Both men were Crescent City,
Cal., residents.
FIVE HUNDRED FINE
Oregon City. June 5. W
Rev. Bcrtrand Leo McLaughlin
33. Mount Angel priest, was
fined $500 In circuit court yes-
tcrday after pleading guilty to
failing to stop at the scene of
a fatal accident.
The accident, last December
23, took the life of Elinor Mar
ian Falk, 11, of Milwaukie.
I
WITH BAD WHEEL
Denver. June 5. W An
army bombing plane landed safe
ly at the army air corps techni
cal school at Lowry field Wed
nesday afternoon although a tire
on one of the landing wheels had
blown out.
The accident apparently oc
curred as the plane took off.
The ship, piloted by Lieut
Arch Campbell, circled over the
field on Denver's eastern out
skirts for more than an hour
after the mishap was discovered
Officials at the field said
Campbell brought the huge ship
to an almost perfect landing on
its one good tire.
Strawberry Festival
Lebanon, Ore., June 5. Iff)
Banners and huge painted
strawberries adorned Lebanon
streets today in preparation for
the annual strawberry festival
opening here tomorrow.
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