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PA HE STX MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1941 AT LEGION MEET "v The following committees were -appointed Wednesday evening by Commander E. W. Winkle of 'Medford American Legion Pott 'to serve through the fiscal year: Disaster preparedness and na tional defense, chairman, Lloyd Williamson, co-chairman, Jas. Collins, Dr. A. F. W. Kresse, -Ceo. Codding, Jas. Grigsby, Paul ' Rynnlng Dr. G. S. Jennings, .Morris Leonard. Frank Ray, W. .11 Fluhrer Gain Robinson. Carl lengwald, Goodwin Humphrey, Earl York E. P Merrick, Ceroid Parker, Cole Holmes, Don Run yard, Myrle Merrlman, Elmer .Wilson. v Athletics, chairman, R. R. Ebel, co-chairman, Fritz Nissen, Cain Robinson, Roland Hub bard, Dewey Hill, Dr. B. L. Lageson, Dewey Queen, ' Jas. Murray, Leo. Williams. School awards, chairman, Don Newbury, John Moffat, John Cupp, Elmtr Wilson. " Boy Scouts, chairman, Cole Holmes, Earl York, Diamond .Flynn, W. J. Looker, Gilbert ,Stuart. Service company, chairman, 'Elbert Lenox, Herb Hussong, Chas. Boyden, Earl Smedlcy Shelby Tuttle, Dr. C. E. Kuni, Geo. Kerr John Holmer, Frank l.offman, Robt. Norris. Dr. J. II. Mallery, L. P. Mathcs, Lyle Thurman, Fred Sweeney, Herb. Strang, Lee Watson, J. B. Pan key Membership, chairman, Ray Wright Fritz Nissen, Vern Rob inson, Cole Holmes, Clarence Fry, Walter Relnking, John Holmer. Publicity, chairman, E. C. Ferguson, co-chairman, Horace Fromley, Jas. Grigsby, Arthur Powell. Legistlative, chairman, Frank Farrel, W. J. Looker. Finance and budget, chair man, J. F. Fliegel, J. E. Russel, kMorri Leonard, Herb. Alford. Play ground, recreation and building, chairman, Wilson Wait, Dr. -Geo. Jennings, Clatous Mc Credie, E. H. Hedrick. Fred ficheffel, Royal Bebb, G. A. Gitzen. Welfare and community serv ice, chtirman, Elmer Wilson, Dewey Hill, Fred Luy, A. F. Becker, Halbert Deuel, Mark jpoldy, Otto De Jarnett, Geo. srVvoriL. I. Aeronautics, chairman, Floyd Jllart, H Fluhrer, Robt. Kyle, fas. Collins. I Visiting and sick, chairman, A J. Anderson, Col. Paine, Earl York. i House and canteen, chairman, Virgil Ballantyne, Robt. Kyle. Everett Brayton. Dr. C. E. Kunz. '.Frank Kurtz, Tim Daily, Fred ilry, Dr. R. R. Sherwood. Funerals, chairman, Ernest Jlelnkine Everett Brayton, Geo. .Gates. W. W. Bergman. Hurry bryant, Louis Older. Americanism, chairman, Geo 'Codding. Jos. F. Fliegel, Walter .Looker, Carl Tengwald, Clatous !cCredie. A. E. Orr. Ceroid Tarker, Orin Schcnck, Harry Skryman. i Employment, chairman, Wm :Llngaas, T. K. Flynn, Henry Red Navy Torpedo Readied t. in ..j V 7V- ' J- 2 Ip? A Soviet sailor makes final adjustments of a naval torpedo altar the instrument of death had baan loaded aboard a torpedo boat, according to the Russian caption on this picture. Prlngle, Karl Janouch, Chas. Boyden. Highway safety, chairman, W. J. Reinklng. Bert Stancliff, John Deaver, Chas. Adair,' Chas. Farmer, E. R. Lull, Ed. Mann. Pendleton Air Ease Commander Named Washington, Sept. 12. OP) Major General Gerald C. Brant, 61, commanding officer of the Gulf coast air corps training center at Randolph Field, Tex., was assigned by the war depart ment today as chief of the New foundland base command. He succeeds Brigadier Gen eral Henry W. Harms, who has been commander of the base since July 3. Harms will take command of the air base at Pen dleton, Ore. Pencil Industry To Help Defense The lead pencil industry agreed fnHnv in rnrtnit Um A K-n.. bands on pencils to helD the armament program. OPM officials said that a sim plification and conservation pro gram approved by an industry committee would save about 330,000 pounds of brass year. Logging Resumed Astoria, Ore., Sept. 12 (P) Operations at the Markam-Cal-l'w logging camp were resumed today after compromise settle ment of a Jurisdictional labor dispute. Bishop Dagwell To Preach Here Sunday Morning Announcement was made to day by Reverend Herald G. Gardner, rector of St. Mark's Episcopal church, that the Rt. Rev. Benjamin D. Dagwell, D. D. of Portland, bishop of the dio cese of Oregon, will be In Med ford Sunday and will preach at the 11 a. m. service of morning prayer. The choir Is preparing special music for the occasion, Father Gardner said. The many friends of the bishop will be pleased to learn of this visit and the local rector cordially Invites the public to attend. On Sunday at 9:45 a. m. the church school will hold Its first session of the fall. . Graded classes are provided for all ages, starting at two years old and Including an adult class. A vested junior choir under the di rection of Mrs. Marguerite Con rad leads the music. Mr. Richard Congratulation to Mr. & Mrs. James Llllie on Thair Fine new Lunch Room and Sarvice Station Medford Lumber Co. Latest Play Suit 3 mmm 4 ' OPENS SATURDAY LILLIE'S PLACE Cornar Court and McAndrews Road Special Barbeque all day Saturday HOME COOKED MEALS COLD DRINKS ICE CREAM CANDY ETC. BAKERY GOODS GROCERIES GLOVES ASSOCIATED OIL PRODUCTS r rji"-: This young actrtu, Alaxlt Smith, is playfully splashing In strtam in the newest Holly wood play suit. It Is a two-piece allair, bra and trunks, ef leop ard skin. Its designer failed te mention hew many similar suits ecu Id be made from the same ' "eopsid. MAIL TRIBUNE BARGAII3 PAYS o WILL CLOSE MONDAY - Sept. 15 ACT NOW and SAVE MONEY . I- ' tj - I r- :).: v.t : t . s A v r - '' -: 7 x 1 . : ..m NAVY CAPTAIN Shorts-clad because of heat at the Navy's first football workout In Annapolis. Robert 8. Froude of San Bernardino. ( l watches his team-mates. Froude. the Navy's captain, plays end; he's 23 and weighs 175 pounds. JOBLESS BENEFITS AT LOWEST LEVEL Salem, Sept. 12. VP) The State Unemployment Compensa tion commission paid out only $109,590 In benefits during Aug ust, lowest monthly total in the commission's four-year history and only half the amount paid In August, 1940. There were only 1,937 checks mailed during the month, and only 1,343 last week. " Benefits are expected to be still lower In September and October. The commission paid out $2,- 037,234 during the first eight months of 1941, compared with J3.310.513 and $4,728,632 in similar periods of 1940 and 1938, respectively. With the commission's reserve fund now standing at $13,984, 2S8, the commission said the $14,400,000 "ceiling" would be reached by December 31, thus doing away with payroll tax rate above 2.7 per cent. The rate now ranges from one to four per cent. I ActlYlty tn Sweden's shipyards t being raunulned at a rtlstlrely hl,ih level, the department of reported. Scott is superintendent, assisted hand work is provided for by Mr. Fritz Nissen. younger children. 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