MEDFORD MAIL TRTBITNE. MEDFORD. OREOON. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 12, 1941
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PREPARE AHEAD
THIS AREA TOLD
Former Resident Now Living
In California Cites Con
fusion In Sister State.
If plans re not carried out
In advance to take care of the
horde of workers required, Med
ford and the whole of Jackson
county will- be submerged in
confusion, lack of housing and
sanitary facilities and inflated
prices should the proposed army
cantonment in the Beagle-Ante-4
lope district be authorized.
This warning came today
from Mrs. Nellie Fulton, former
local resident who now makes
her home in Berkeley, Cal. Mrs.
Fulton owns a 10-acre piece of
rjrooerty on Crater lake high
way, 15 miles out of Medford
which she plans to convert into
a trailer camp if the canton-
ment becomes a reality, she re
lated. Don cfc Bette's place, a
sen-ice station and grocery, oc
cupies part of the property, the
business having been leased by
Mrs. Fulton to the present opera
tors. Caliiornia Cited
Mrs. Fulton said she has seen
the effects of an army canton
ment on a number of California
cities and she has gleaned other
general information from her
nephew, Don Harford, a major
in the army who is stationed at
the Presidio of San trancisco
Vend is engaged in cantonment
construction on the west coast.
"Once the authorization is
given, army cantonments go up
so fast and so many thousands
of workers swarm to the Jobs
that unless something is done
beforehand, Medford's head is
going to swim when and if the
proposed camp is started here,"
she said.
"It's hard to conceive the mag
nitude of these jobs," Mrs. Ful
ton emphasized. California cities
near new camps have been
swamped, she asserted, adding
that accommodations and even
parking space couldn't be found
SO miles from camp sites. For
miles around trailer camps and
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spent the peat week-end with their lly, ana her wot, Mr.. in.rn.
niece. Mrs. Florence vauoa. v um..u .uu . ....
Mr and Mra. Sprtn-, formerly 01 i sox-nce nr.. ii.rie
u...'.wi r-.nf have rrnted the i In the store. Mre. Alm Mallery
Boyd Tucker piece end Mr. Spring
la driving truck lor Ernie eegesa
man. Mr. and Mra. J. A. Womac and
eon. fcvnn. from Montana, have
bousht the A. W. Doke place on flk
creek end U1 take Immediate poe
seeston. Mr. and Mra. Doke and two eoni.
Howard and Henry, will leave thl
week tor Seattle, where Mr. Doke has
a position and the boya will enter
hteh school. The Dokea have lived
here for la yeere and have made
many inende who are sorry to see
them leave the community
helped with the mill and roreat Sin
clair helped et the gae action.
Mra. Minnie Blaeas la taking cere
of Jlmmle McAbee while hie mother
1 In Medford working In the fruit.
Mr. and Mrs. Herald Mllapaugh
and her mother. Mra. May Lance,
plan on going to Lo Aneeles to live
about the middle of September.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Young of
Palo Alto are here for a ten day's
vacation and are staying In a eot
taee at Tate'a resort.
Dr. and Mra. Mallery entertained
at dinner Friday tor Mr. and Mm
L. L. Yancey and their guest. Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Irwen Howe epent ana Mrs. vu.
the oast week-end at Peckwood. near Mrs. s. W. Hu chlnson.
t.VT. he thev visited Mra. Mr. and Mra. Jim Sawyer ahopped
Howes brother. Wayne Ash and Jam- 1 In Medford Monday.
PREFERS A BLOND E With Betty Grable of the shapely
danrinr legs (not In picture) at a l.os Angeles priie light is
George Raft, who used to be seen with Norma Shearer in the
nubile places. Betty Mas once Mrs. Jackie Coogan.
in
The ffldens formerly resided
Grants Pass.
Willow Springs school opened fall
term Monday with Mra. Grace ;
Brownlee aa teachet and 15 pupils
In attendance. Mrs. Brownlee for
merly taught the Westelde school.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Andrews of
Minneapolis, are house guests this
week at the Oeonie Potts home.
Mrs. Andrews and Mr. Fotte are sis
ter and brother.
Lest week Miss Pearl Hover,
daughter of W. U. Hover, became
the bride of Dorman Mose of Med
ford. at the home of Mies Hover's
aunt In Vancouver. Wash. Mrs.
Mose's brother and brothers. Roland
and Carl, attended the wedding. Mr.
Mose la the local Maytag representa
tive and they will make their home
In thla neighborhood.
Mrs.' Delmar Smith la assisting In
the restaurant operated by F. B.
Jonea In the Willow Springs Service
Station.
Cleo Young visited his parents.
Mr. and Mra. M. F. Young, several
daya last week while on furlough
from Fort Lewis. Wash. As Cleo Is
over the present age limit for
draftees, he expects to return to his
home here soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Smith mo
tored to Salem last Friday. They at
tended the atate fair and while in
p-" rrt were guests of Mrs. Smith's
aunt, Mra. Eva Arnett. They returned
home on Sunday.
Slayer Cats Clemency
Salem, Sept. 12. (JP) Gover
nor Charles A. Sprague yester
day commuted the sentence of
Lanza Bryant. Benton county.
tent colonies spring up, sne irom life to 36 years, thus mak
Thompson Creek
Trail, Sept. 12. Spl.) Elk
Creek school opened Monday
with Howard Reedy, Mrs. Wil
lard Huffman and Miss Grace
r.enzema as teachers. Wilmer
Hagsdale and Orval Peterson
drive the two buses.
Shady Cove school opened Monday
with Mrs. Roy Nye and Mlsa L. Slkea
as teachers and Homer Chamberlain
aa bus driver.
Trail school a lao opened Mon
day with Mrs. Lou.se Scott and Mrs.
Eva Johnson aa teachera. Forest Sin
clair drives the bua.
Mr. and Mra. L. L. Yancey and
their guests. Mr. and Mrs. Will Oun-
ther. left for their homes at los
Altus Sunday after spending a week
at the Yancey cottage here.
Mr. and Mra. W. O. Staplea and
daughter. Sally Ann. returned to
their home In Hollywood after spend
ing the summer at their summer
Mr. and Mrs. William Struf and I
daughter, Mra. S. Brewood and little
daughter, Joan, from San Jose. Cal.,
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Mrs. Fulton counselled Med
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thing now before the canton
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city.
(Editor's Note: For months
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