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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1941.
FOR 2-WEEK STAY
4CO Men, 80 Officers to
Camp at Elks Ground
Planes to Base at Port
The 20th pursuit group of the
army air corps at Hamilton field,
San Rafael, Cal., will move Into
Medford by truck and ear tomor
row and take possession of the
Elki picnic grounds for two
weeks of maneuvers, class work,
drills, rest and recreation. The
column is expected to arrive
about 4 p. m. Col. Ira C. Eaker
commanding Hamilton field
will be in command of the camp,
There will be about 80 officers
and 400 men in the camp. The
camp has been set up by an
advanced echelon of three of
ficers and 75 men who arrived
Tuesday and established a dis
tributing point unit at the Pres-
cott CCC camp, Capt. Marvin
Sledge being in charge.
Planes to Participate
Half a dozen planes operating
out of the municipal airport will
engage in the maneuvers, said
Capt. C. P. Lessig who helped
arrange for the camp site and
has been ferrying back and
forth by plane between Hamil
ton field and Medford. The ma
neuver phase of the work will
be done each morning between
8 and 10 or 10:30, Capt. Lessig
related. The remainder of the
day will be devoted to class
problems, testing of communica
tions and drills, including pistol
practice. Recreational activities
will give the men a change from
the strenuous training they have
been undergoing at Hamilton
field, It was explained.
Col. Eaker will travel by car
part way with the group due
tomorrow. He will stop In Stock
ton, Cal., to give a morning ad
dress at a school ceremony and
then continue to Medford, Capt.
Lessig said. Ma). Jesse Auton
will also take part in the camp.
HIT-RUNNER CONFESSES
TO SILENCE CONSCIENCE
Portland, Ore., July 10. OT)
Admitting that his conscience
bothered him, Martin Jensen, Jr.
28, Portland meatcutter, surren
dered to Deputy Sheriff Holver
Christoffersen today and con
fessed he drove the automobile
that killed Fritz Neumiller, 75,
dairy worker, June 15.
He was charged with falling
to stop at the scene of a fatal
accident and released by Judge
Lowell Mundorff on his own
recognizance.
Big Applegate, July 10.
(Spl) Development of a cinna
bar mine in the Steamboat re
gion owned by Val Haskins and
Paul Sydel is in its second week
of progress, it was learned here.
Phil Davie and George Malone
of San Francisco are operating
the mine, with E. W. Kubli of
this community as overseer.
The claim Is located on Brush
creek back of the Dawson
ranch.
A crew of three men Is en
gaged In driving a tunnel and
shaft to determine whether the
amount of ore would Justify a
retort. Prospects so far are said
to be good. The local workmen
include Ike Akers, Bill Mitchell
and Frank Ortman,
Moscow, July 10. (P)S. A.
Lozovsky, vice commissar for
foreign affairs, said he had heard
of German reports that Russia
was negotiating for the sale of
Kamchatka and the Far Eastern
maritime province to the United
States but declared these were
groundless and spread "doubt
less to create friction between
the United States and Japan."
(The Kamchatka peninsula
and the maritime province, con
taining Vladivostok, are the
easternmost provinces of Soviet
Siberia. Some Japanese imper
ialists have called for their ac
quisition by Japan.)
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Rome Notified
Rome, July 10 (P) The Uni
ted States embassy notified the
Italian government today that it
expected prompt lifting of
Italy's ban on the departure of
United States citizens from this
country.
Washington, July 10. (P)
Rear Admiral S. M. Robinson,
chief of the navy's bureau of
ships, disclosed today that by
1943 the United States would be
producing 100 destroyers a
year.
Testifying before the senate
defense investigating commit
tee, Koblnson said the navy s
ship-building program was "four
or five months" ahead of other
phases of the preparedness program.
Robinson said It was "abso
lutely essential" to speed up the
production of needed materials
in order to maintain the present
shipbuilding pace.
Physicians attend about 00
per cent of births in the United
States today.
Deer Kibitzer At
Softball Contest
Astoria, Ore., July 10. (JP
This deer, bold as any on the
Fort Stevens game refuge, was
safe at second base.
He interrupted a game of soft
ball by strolling in from the
forest-lined outfield past goggle
eyed soldiers to second base
From that vantage point he sur
veyed the situation, then calm
ly walked back to the woods.
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