fEDFOKD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1941.
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Legion Leader
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OF LEGION POST
Ray E. Wright First Vice
Commander, Virgil Ballan
tyne Elected Second Vice
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Ernest W. Wlnkia wss elected
commander of Medford Post No.
15 of the American Legion at
the annual election meeting held
at the armory last night. Prior
to the balloting, the withdrawal
of Ray Wright, candidate for
commander, and Dr. Charles
Kunz as first vice commander.
were accepted by the post.
Other results of the election
were: First vice commander.
Ray E. Wright; second vice com'
mander, Virgil Ballantyne; ad
jutant, Fritz Nissen; chaplain,
Alfred J. Anderson; executive
committee, R. R. Ebel, Joseph
Fliegel, Earl York, James Col
lins and Elmer Wilson; delegates
to state convention, E. W. Win
kle, Fritz Nissen, R. R. Ebel,
Joseph Fliegel and Lloyd Wil
liamson; alternates. Earl York,
J. Edward Russell, Frank Kurtz,
Elbert Lenox and Virgil Ballan
tyne. A report on the Beaver Boys
state to be held at Oregon State
college June 22-29' was made by
Chairman Ebel who advised that
Medford Post will be repre
sented by 27 boys, greatest num
ber ever sent from Medford,
and said to be the best showing
made by any Legion post in the
state this year.
Commander Williamson re
ported on the local Disaster Pre
paredness company and stated
that the next mobilization would
provide plenty of interest and
action. It is planned to give
each platoon a problem to work
out during the evening on an
emergency basis, these problems
to cover transportation, supply
shelter, communication, utility
service, first aid, etc.
A report on the Curtis cam
paign, currently sponsored by
the Legion, was made by Horace
Bromley who stated that the
plan is making good progress
and it Is hoped that Medfostt
Post will realize a substantial
profit to apply on the local com
munity service activities.
Robert Ebel announced that
Legion Junior baseball was un
der way and that the first turn
out was held the first of the
week under direction of Coach
Riney Cook.
Main feature of the evening's
program was an informal talk
on army cantonments by Mayor
H. S. Deuel who covered his re
cent trip to California where he
visited number of army camps '
in company with other local
civic leaders tor the purpose of
studying the effects on civilian
life In cities adjacent to these
cantonments. Mayor Deuel, who
la a past-commander of Medford
Post, told his comrades many
interesting details of the prob
lems which have confronted
other communities In this re
gard. Following the meeting re
freshments were served by the
members of the auxiliary.
Ernest W. Winkle (above) Is
the new commander of Medford
American Legion Post. He was
elected last night to succeed
Lloyd Williamson who has
guided the ex-service men's or-1
ganisatlon during the past year. 1
BY LOCAL POLICE;!
Food Psychology
Fort Worth, Tex. (U.I9 Col.
Otto Lange of Camp Wolters
explains: "Soldiers might stray
apart, particularly at night The
army has found out the best
way to bring them together is
to fry liberal quantities of on
ions and hamburger meat and
let the aroma ferret out the
men."
Daniel Welch Wilson, 30. and
his brother, Clovls Leo Wilson.
31, wanted in Stockton, Cal., on
felony warrants charging for
gery, were in custody here today
following their arrest last night
by city police. The former was
in city Jail and the latter In
county lockup.
The elder Wilson was quoted ;
by city police as refusing to
waive extradition, and Sheriff
Martin Ansbro of San Joaquin
county has been notified. The
specific charge agr.inst the two
brothers was not known, as both 1
have declined to talk, police said. ;
Police said that machinery un
doubtedly would be put in mo
tion to have them extradited, 1
as a circular from Sheriff Ansbro
indicated that both were badly
wanted in Stockton. The cir
cular, which led to their arrest,
slated that "both were equally
guilty" and that San Joaquin
county would extradite.
Daniel Welch Wilson was ar
rested in a local service station
where he was waiting for his
automobile, a 1939 Ford, to be :
serviced. With him was May
nard Charles Cody, 81, who had
not registered for the selective
service draft and who told police
he had been in the Los Angeles
county Jail from October 1. 1940
to May 28. 1941, serving part of
a sentence for being involved
in the circulation of petitions to
recall Gov. Olson of California
Cody was released this morning
after being taken to selectivt
service draft headquarters tc
register. He told police he had
been paroled to come to Oregon,
and that he had a Job thinning
fruit here.
Clovls Leo Wilson was arrest
ed in a South Front street room
ing house after his brother and
Cody had been picked up. The
two Wilsons told police they
had been here since May 20. and
had recently obtained fruit-thin
ning Jobs.
Pennies Buy Bonds
Guymon, Okla. (u.PJ Three
men helped Grover Owen carry
his money to the bank to buy
$103.33 worth of national de
fense savings bonds. Owen's
money weighed 70 pounds, and
the cashier spent the biggest
part of the afternoon counting
It. Owen had saved 10.333 pennies.
Crab In Lettuce
Manchester. Conn. (U.R)
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tuce she didn't know she war
getting a whole crabmeat salad
As she started to clean the let
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The result: fresh crabmeat sal
ad for dinner.
Sweden possesses enormous
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