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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SEVEN Want to Buy, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It's Filled With Opportunities! r MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUNT, MEDFORD. OREGON. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 16. 1941. Bead ever? ad oa this pi You -.til probabl find exattly tb thing you hat been look Itif for or a ata or trade for unuetf arllrtea uu ma? ha. Seairti yur altie or atort rtMim you may find many tnlngt other are aefklnx and be able to realize im infill ate cah. If what ou want Isn't hera advert! for It. Tribune CUt ained ada are lutipeuUe effective! RATES per word flnt Insertion tc (Minimum ZSc) Each addltlonaJ Intertlon, per nrl 1c (Minimum 10c) Per line per month nllhont copy change .,.$1.23 CASH or money order must accom pany all mall order classified ada. LOST AND FOUND LOST Ladles' gold Elgin wrtstwatch. Old atyle. Rer-ard. Leave at Tri bune. LOST 10-week-old white weaner pig. Geo. Le Mire. Box 343, Tnomaa Road. REPOK1 loat oos. animal cruelty cases Humane SiMcty Phone 6151 WANTED MALE HELP WANTED 20 men. Car ldng and cold storaee work. Apply Medlord Ice and Storage Co. EXPERIENCED Truck driver wanta work. Good general auto mecnanic. Family man. Write or call Oene , WANTED 3 men for aawmlll work. Herman Broa. Lbr. Co, Prospect. WANTED Pear pickera UUhee Orch aid Phone 8319. Elmer Hull. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Woman for general house work and part time care of child ren. Mrs. Ralph Mann. Rt. 3, Box 184. WANTED Dependable lady for housework. 818 Queen Anne. WOULD YOU like to join an active group of successful saleswomen, who are maklne. money in a dignified and profitable business? Opportu nity for promotion. Comm. Appli cant Interviewed Wednesday. Sept. 17th, 8 a. m. to 8 p. m, Medford Hotel. L. B. Thomaa. WANTED Laundress. Steady employ ed ment. Tribune. Box 3190. WANTED Experienced waitress over !5 Anniv at What Not. HELP MALE AND FEMALE WANTED Man or woman. Own and operate 35 machlnea vending new HERS HEY BARS. No aclllng. Aire no handicap. Earn up to t200 month with expansion. Only 250 rai-h required. Write Tribune, Box 3161. HELP WANTED Can use few more pear pickera. Orchard Park Farma. Pacific Hwy. So., at Voorhlea Cross ing. WANTED Man and wife for yeer around ranch work. Tribune. Box 3191. HOP PICKERS WANTED One week'a work in good hops, at 34e per pound flat. Comfortable cabins, furnished. 20 miles Irora Medlord. P. M Cl'i' .?'-rV WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED Evening or night work by college student supporting lamny. Honest, willing. Relerencea. Iran Nye. PTOapect. SHOVEL and Dragline operator wanta - work. A. Wilson. 414 . Hirers:. TOUNO married man. experienced In general ranch work, desires perma nent position. Will consider work on shares. Box 114. Route 3, Med- ford. TOUNO Lady desires to learn clerk ing. 417 N. Front. LOCAL reference Oardener. Care- taker. Lawns. ehnios, expert. 610 8 Central. Dial 3367. LAND clearing and leveling dor.e by WAN TL DM I S C EL LAN ECUS WOOD SAWlNfl Ph 3165 16 Laurel WANTED TO RENT Private garage close to this address: GeBauer Apt 6 WANTED Apartment. Will par IS month. Write B:x 2177. Tribune WANTED Armv locker or steamer trunk. Alao small Iron safe. Phona 4131 It R ANTED-6-ft hrr disc, good con dition w F Martin. Eag'.e Point Star Rt. Mdford. WANTED 1 or 3 children to care for In mv home. Mra. steDhenson. 743 A-I''r-" I WANTED MISCELLANEOUS bi t pkii s pain Prr Your Furni"ira Etna rt KMTI RF. Phnne :. SEPTIC Tank and oraapool clean ing 715 Cedar HIQHESI raau paid for Iron copper brasa raJutcra aljmlnum bat-Ten-t tuoea rags ead and tine Medfra Ba.-eain H Xie W ANTED Wool molar r;dse and pelts Mecfcrd Baralr. H'tiae 27 North o-are St Ph J744 Mor"! HOMY to eour furniture Tliievs Fjrnltura 38 South Front WILL P4T CH F cw,rj trd p-.rr'tu-e HOI MHIMIK rt RMTI Mr 16 S .. f- PR -i. s,.,.. WILL UKILL.MI 9J pe- ft f-V 60 ft, eve. J. si Cluu., U LLoaJ WANTED MISCELLANEOUS I WATia WILL anl proapect inning with modem equipment, (jo: I Bros Inquire Pick's rlsrdware FOR RENT HOUSES UN FURNISHED 6-room modern bouse, good location. InqulTa 130 Vanoouver. FOR RENT New houae. furnished. Adulta. 314 8. Holly. FOR RENT Large houae. unfumtah ed. Ideal for roomera. Shulta Broa. STRICTLY MODERN, furnlahad house. Fireplace, oil heater, electric utllltlea. 11. L. Cook. 1104 W. Main. FOR RENT Houm at 908 Queen Ann. Keya at 618 Crater Lake. 7-ROOM modem house. Dial 3568. UNFURNISHED house. No. 6 Everette Court. West llth 8t. AdulU only .o doga. Phona 4656. FOR RENT 6-room modem bouse, all newly decorated, desirable lo cation, cloaa In. L. O. Plekell. 18 8. Bsxtlett. TRUCKS FOR RENT Move yourself Save half Prulttt Moollgae Sta tion Mam and Ivy Phona 4148 FOR RENT APARTMENTS 3 and 4-room apartments. 620 South Fir. FURNISHED Apt. Private bath. heat, trleldaire. 806 W. Main. FOR RENT Apartment. 334 Apple. FOR RENT Nicely furnished apart ment. 403 Newtown. APT. Available Sept. 30th. Adulta only. Flndley Apu. 803 S. Holly St. FOR KENT Furnished apartment. Refrigerator. 831 So. Riverside. . FOR RENT Apartment. 18. AdulU only. 230 Beatty. For Rent Furnished Rooms ATTH ACTIVE ROOMS. 404 8 Orepe FOR RENT BOARD. ROOM ROOM and BOARD 1223 W. Main. B(-,AHr Bm t3& s, Riveraide. BOS.RD and room 716 E Main St. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Store building and two office rooms Sea Al uttrell or Roiarq Huboard FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR 8ALE Horses, r. E. Barneburg. Bameburg Road. YOUNO Jersey-Guernsey cow, fresh en soon. Beall Lane. Box ibb. YEARLING Corrledale Rama. C. H. Elmore, Applegate. COW A-1 ouernaey tested, freshen 20tn. Tnird call, neavy producer. 8. E. Hansen, Jacksonville. Route 3. Box 46. FOR SALE OR TRADE Young boar J. M. Nary Orchard, Rt. 3. FOR SALE Young Guernsey bull. Weaner puts. Brownsboro, Oregon. W. O. Messal. FOR SALE 40 head nice ewes. John Medermeyer. Phone 6951. FOR SALE Weaner Pelle Eagle Point, Highway. plga. Alfred Crater Lake FOR SALE OR TRADE Good 3-year-old horse. J. A. Manke, R. F. D Medford. CA.H :or old horses Dial 6376 FOR SALE POULTRY FOR 8ALJ ISO white leghorn pul leta, 6 months old. best blood ob tainable, laying 40 . Owner leav lug for winter, 61.00 eacb, flock run. Ranch ' mile weat from Wimer. A. W. Mclntlre. Rt. 1. Box 7X. Ror-ie R"-.- Or- FOR Si.E REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 10 A. Irrigated, with small house, 8 ml. out. 81250. terms Also 6 or 10 A. Irrigated, un improved, at 6400 and S800. 4 down. Sierra Cascade Real Eatate, Beall Lane, Box 188. $1800 5-room houae, 1 14 acre. good Irrigated land, half rrlle of echool. 61000 down. C7(lfl "room nouae. lots ot shade. ?IUW Willamette Ave. Part down. H. If. Lot. and. 22S South Oakdale FOR SALE OR LEASE Comfortable 6-room house, close to schools, cor ner lot. Price not effected by pro .poaed cantonment. 806 Laurel St. Phone 2617. FOR SALE Income property, close In. Includes furnished apartment, living quarters downatalra and two extra bedrooms upstairs. Apartment includes overstu.'ted living room aet WestlTitrtcnj" range and re frigerator and bedroom suite. Lara lot looxw). Chsrlee R. Fay. Room 317 Medlord Bldg. Phone 3902. FOR SALE Acta with comfortable houae, fire minutes drive from Medford. Trees on place provide income. Box 1853. Tribune. BUILDING A HOME7 Let us kandla all details on 25- ar FH. loana quickly efflcientlv o-.ldy Ancy FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS Tbe Frdaral Land Bank has available a few farms in Jackson Cour ty These are priced in keeplrig with the anility oi thi place to pro duce Call at the Natlot.al Finn Loan Office. Holly Building. Med ford and Inves'lrate tne oppor tunlt e ws are of'ertng Federal Land Bank of Sxkane CITY and country oropertlea Rentals Loana Insurance C S Butterflald 405 aiedford SundlLt. WHEN YOU think of real e-tate think of tb. Speneer-Bagiey AV-ncy 103 W Main SEE Nutter for H"'i"e. Acreaea, In come 836 E Main. Ashland FOR SALE Modern 4-roon. houae new;y depurated Inaide and out Close in. near schoc.s Inquire 316 --.- Far Exchange Reel Estate EXCHANGE California acreete for vt'o-. --. B-v 11? T-.-.'ir.e FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE OR TPADF 40 V-a F---up ,4-tcn 4-o--d trar.sn-.ik.lon I a-! torse trailer. Call at lilt W I 10--h- TOR SALE AUTOMOBILES POP. 8aLE or will trade for email car, equity In 1941 Hudson. Joe Price. Route a. Box 176. Near OU min'i Dairy. EXTRA CLEAN It Bulck five-pass, coupe. Private car. Blr savin!. Chsa. Wortman. 813 So. Oakdale. Phone 4097. FOR SALE 1940 Neeh coupe, driven l.t.000 miles; owned by woman. 333 Willamette. CAltS. CARS Lots of them. Fords. Plyrooutrte. chevroleu. Dodges. Bmtka and many other makea !7 up. Phult; Pros FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Bicycle. 741 McAndrewa Road. FOR &ALE Butcher eaulpmeut. All practically new. 3 McCray show cases. 3-ton Ice machine, meat blocks, scales, cash register, slic ing machine, and eeveral other pieces. H H. Morris. P. O. Box 126. Cave Junction. Ore. FOR SALE Housetrailer In good condition. 20 x7". Good rubber. See at C. D. Mathes. 14 mile south o2 Taleut. Old Highway. FOR SALE Factory built trailer horn, fully equipped. 920 East Jackson. FOR SALE Seckel Peare for canning. 1 dollar per box. bring boxes. At end of Spring St., 1st house to lelt. C. D Miller. FOR SALE Grapes, Delicious and Jonathan Apps. Jue Kantor. 3 miles east of Phoenix. FOR SALE New, small electric range. Never been used. Call 3733. FOR BALE Trumpet, set world books, set Book House. 327 S. Oak dale. LUMBER All kinds! 3x4. 2x6. 3x8. 43 and Rough; alao plenty scrap lumber 1x4 to 12x12. Monday. Tuesdav and Wednesday, this com ing week only. See Keliey at Flury Mill. Ashland. SWEET CORN 81 per sack. Bring aacks; bunching tnrmps; dining table. Elmer Harris. i mile south Phoenix Packing House. LUMINAL PAINT Interior, exterior, one coat; beauty, economy. Plck'e. FOR SALE Recleaned No. 1 common vetch. Seed Oata. O. T. Wilson. Phone 6400. Beall Lane. REAL BUYS In used clothing. 1405 No Riverside, acroaa from Beck's Bakery DRY FIR for aale 6:00 o'clock. Phcna 6180 after MERLEK Mineral Water Mra N. Rid ings. Dealer. 110 East Uth FULLER BRUSHES. Phone 4914 TRAILER SPACt Little utte Trail er Camp. Eagle Point, ore . city water, electricity, ahowera. laundry live creek. FIR SLABS Buy Now. City Fuel Phone 4114 BABY 8 PHOTO Special offer. 60c total price, one 6x10 photo of any child under 8 vears Proofs shown E Hayden Jones Studio Dial 3,164 607 West 3nd . past Junior High. FOR SALE Pipe and fittings, new and used Also irritation pipe MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N Grape St Phone 3744 FOR SALE Farming equipment, al most every conceivable tvpe Modoc Orchard Co.. So Fir Phone 4160 FOR SALE Low pneea lumber or any building materials Call ua be fore you buy R O Stephenson Co. Court and Mc.Ldrews Telephone 3000 FOR SALE Grn Fir Slaba phona 6180 after 5 o'clock Tele. ATTENTION HUNTERS! Ammuni tion, all kinds Licenses. Pick's OATS and Vetch, mixed or straight. E. W Oebhard. Route 3. Medford FOR SALE Rebuilt used refrigera tors All sizes and makes. Refriger ation Service. 323 Weat Jackaon. SIXTY Caterpillar, dozer, choakera. loading planks and extra aet of tr".- ainnn i,.i!. B-o. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR BALE Suburban grocery. Clean atock. good futures. 82.000 will handle. Box 1820. Tribune. FOR SALE BY OWNER Kama Valley 8tore Postn'fice tr store gaa. ker osene and dll pumpa 4 acres ol land, living quartera In building Store, store rooroa. woodshed plumbed for hot and cold water Automatic electrlo pumping eve tern, preaaure tank, cold room bath and tol.et Everything clear On State H'gbway 234 cut off from Pacific Highway 9t to Crater Lake Hlshwav ATTENTIOtC Mill Men and Loggers Large atock of fire tools on band Grub boea. mattocka. ahovais and exes MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 77 N r,.-ip- Phone 3744 MISCELLANEOUS FLORENCE GRAVES, plsno lnatmc tcir. ap-clshes In beginners. 220 North Oakdale. FINEST body and fender renalrlng and auto painting Shulta Broa. WASHINO MACHINE SERVICE Parte and Service for all makee Younger and Lange 81 No. Bartlett. Phona 3419. ATTENTION Students 16 to 60 There a a bus Business College, in Medlt rd Winter term epens Mon dav. s-ptemrjer 33 Day and eve ning claaaea Dial 3529. OWN NU-BONE Coraet Service Pbone 3559 PERSONAL CARD Reading. 61 00. I.'9 Jeanne'te. Palmistry. Crystal Reading D Miller. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Antiques EARLY AMERICAN GLASS at the aign ft miiea o- tt of Grants Pete or I mile north of Savage Rapids Cam on R ihvit ee Roofing WE REPAIR ot apply any type of roof Paico Hoo.'irafa ail.lrrlea Co' : . w 1111114 N- t-c,rk W'tH P' Eiierson Pjint and Bou. Co, it tM. sWUeU. lei. 4se. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Carpenter Work CARPENTER WORK New or modeling Day or contract. -rtT-i:" '.'14 Ccrmr- .' Dressmaking 1KB FASHION 6HOP Dreasmsklng ! Fur Remodeling. Buttons and Buckles covered Room juj u 8 Nat l Bank Bids Tel 3831 DhEsSMAKiNU Aiterationa tailor- : in. Katnenna ;a.inea. cinder ,j0 Expert Window Cleaner Lit! OLOHUb, DO 11 EXPERT Wlndua Cleaner. Oenerai houae cleanera flooi waxing pamt- tn?. O-o F Olrard. Phone H. Machinery rHE-" ALWYR COnTpANY-M.chlne ! rwiffnera Buftn-rA Maw Makers 1 Copper Colia. P1ie Bending, ranks Boilers R' 3 Box 16. N Medlord MONCY TO LOAN MONEY IMMEDIATELY On Your AUTOMOBILE FURNITURE LIVESTOCK Tour money problem will not be complicated a hen you borrow from thla local company. Convenient Terms. i OREGON FINANCE CO. W. E Thomas. Mr. Lie No 8-211 M-217. 45 So Central. Dial 4433. Home owned and managed. Since 1928. W LOAN MONEY ON YOUR CAR Attractive Kit tea COAST FINANCE Harold H Brown Aaicncy License 311 123 East Main. Phona 3446. Refiguration REFRIOERATION SERVICE CO.. the only exclusive refrigeration shop in So Ore. Authorized factory service D Gould 2'3 W Jack-on Ph 414 Transfer CITY TRANSFER 61 STORAGE CO Household moving and general hauling 39 8 Grape Phona 4664 Day or night FURNITURE MOVING AND STOR AGE We have van moving equip ment for locl and long distance baullug Dry and clean atorage (concrete building! with epecial locker roome ai low rales SAMSON 8TORA.1E WAREHOUSE Phone 875) EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO Office 16 Sout. Fir Phone 2828 Prices right Service guaranteed DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE 40 8 Fir Street. Insured Camera t Local and Lou ot'tanc Hauling Phon- 1,'RHB Venetian Blinds VENETIAN blinds Installed, guaran teed, steel or wood. Phone 4472 Burk s Tent and Awnlug Works 314 East Main LEGAL NOTICES Notice to Creditors In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County In the Matter of the Estate of Katie Judge, Deceased. The undersigned.' having been appointed administratrix of the estate of Katie Judge, deceased, by the County Court of th? County of Jackson, State of Ore gon, and ha.'ing qualified, no tice is hereby given to all per sons having claims against said estate, to present them at the of fice of the undersigned's attor ney, at 126 East Main Street Medford, Oregon, properly veri fied and with proper voucher within six months from the date of the first publication of this ACROSS 11 Pais """fTnc.'" Hweratenr, i. stiver red dry , forrr ,,. , except in the fjbric re t yeeaeon: Desiccates AraMO 4 Sy r-ibc.l fur t. Gvpay sl'var 12. L li.esd 4! Pouch 13. Meul 4: Cai.t.vatee 14. bsf re 4? Osci.1 la. Orsan of scant II Slort Jacket 15. Cu.Uvate -x .Saliva mstaj 17. hi tl. Biblical 18 Recognised n-ivltrator 19. Healthy II Con par. y of SO. Old p'ece ef p avere In a el'Ch gvfre tl. to-rreraes IS P.01 ky p!-na-le 32. WslK-i w'i o. lin'to-n of Uie lorg atepa foot IS. Goofra SI CViceal !s. 0--an 42. Tn rr Ira tlon of ;a Corlnctloa femin he to tnascte aujr.a ' I P H I i5 I" V la I r ' 1 "1 i -z 7 1 3 ii In :j H '. 21 Z) 33" ' S3" " ii" 7j """" so -f i 5i Z? sfTS" Tf le """"""5 3" jpi oal notice, which is the 26th day of August, 1941. COHA L. BOYD. Administratrix. O. II. Bengtson, Attorney for Administratrix. Notice to Creditors ! SL'.M.MKKVILLK. United States In the County Court of the State j Marshal for the District of Ore of Oregon for Jackson County : gon; CAKL C. DON AUCiH. Ii. the Matter of the Estate of I'nited States Attorney for the Thomas Judge, Deceased. District of Oregon; C. LAIRD The undersigned, havinc; been i MeKENNA. Assistant United appointed adminislratrix de ! Stntea Attorney bonis non of the estate ot i j t... jiuunias juaie, at-'i-eascu, uv iv County Court of the county ot Jackson, State of Oregon, and having qualified, notice is here by given to all persons havini; claims against said estate, to present them at the office of the undersicned's attorney, at l2o East Main Street. Medford, Ore gon, properly verified and with P - P" ,vouch"l til imniwia iiuni iic ua.v v. ..." first publication of this notice, which is the 26th day of August, 1941. CORA L. BOYD, Administratrix de bonis non O H.. Bengtson, Attorney for Adminislratrix. Notice of Final Settlement In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson Cnnntv. In the Matter of the Estate ot H. H. Landers, also known as Henry Herbert Landers, De ceased. The undersigned has filed in the County Court of Jackson County, Oregon, the final ac count of her administration of the above estate, and said Court has fixed the 9th day of October. 1941, at the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon of that dav, at the County Court Room in the Jackson County Court House, at Medford, Ore lion, as the time and place for the settlement of said estate. All persons Interested in said estate are hereby notified and required to make ot file their objections to said final account, if any they have, on or before the time aforesaid fixed for the hearing and settlement thereof. The date of this notice and the first publication thereof is September 9th, 1941. DOLLIE LANDERS. Administratrix. O. H. BENGTSON, Attorney for Administratrix. Notice IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF OKEGON. UNITED STATES OF AMERI CA vs. 5 Cases, more or less, each containing 1 Pitcher of Mints, 6 1-pound Jars and 12 4 4 ounce Jars of Hard Candy. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEHEBY GIVEN that on the 13th day of August, 1941, 2 Cases, each con taining 1 Pitcher of Mints and 6 1-pound Jars and 12 4',4-ounce Jars of Hard Candy, labeled In Eart: (Case) "Parisian Charmed and Candies," were arrested and taken into the possession of and now are in the possession of the United States Marshal for the District of Oregon, pursuant to at warrant and process duly issued by the Clerk of the United States District Court for the District of Oregon, in a suit for condemnation and forfeiture entitled, " United States of Amer ica, Libelant, vs. 5 Cases, more or less, each containing 1 Pitcher of Mints, 6 1-pound Jars, and 12 4'i-ounce Jars of Hard Candy," brought under the pro visions of Section 334, Title 21, U. S. C. A., wherein it is sought to have the above-descriLcd articles of food condemned and forfeited for the following rea sons: That on or about the 18th day of July, 1941, the said articles of food were shipped in intei state commerce from Seat tle, Washington, to Medford, Oregon; that the said articles of food are adulterated within the purview of Title 21. United States Code, Section 342(a)(3), in that they consist wholly or in part of a filthy substance; that all persons claiming any right. title or interest in and to the said articles of food aforesaid are hereby notified to appear on AXESnDUALHCYWE m"eStr a m'pC Eta A H A7jA'C'tsnAJ'D; eT-r a a bHi f o. sr'sjn1 ,M A U 6 RejH0 N S E T 5 AjUlHi d a n'tHaTTtj trS'EM tjiHE j. 11 'e'S! lCoTU;.R7rs eUs t;y; Solution Of Yesterday'! Puuli 41. RMce ef g.actal drift 4. Fsradlaa 44. tasltar . BsTihonllke xraaa 47. Part of a ahoe DOWN L stiver snore 1 Soon a. Co:..r ef n f nonette 4. C-ok'r,f aiwiy . Realat lirr-eagfuHV 6 Bo"tt from aa i,;.ra t. P is I. Ha;. I it.'i, '4 10. U . . a nvtt.pa 11. r.a. 12. Ptaa on a Tila 14 P r t raa r.'a ra Klr.6 ..t n eat M. I af.4 f.-:,.jp II. Ke"pef ef n'.n 11 P.-. iv firoufk the ear 14. Cr ts of work J-. Bal'er 14. I.Vl'11 41. In tt 4J f .r.t 44. Lu - tl oiTf al'e it. Laita In New y-rk f'a'e 41. Pui ::e iMls.r-f ruse V sr-1 ua SI. ftjerirf kaet K ill ii An. ml seaport W. . par HlOjO nSlHAiplanEJrrBl X? 1 1 CXN 11 ?H 0 .EivrrPs o rc t lTsi or before the 6th day of October. 1941. in the Federal Court at Portland. Oregon, to show cause, if any there be, why the same should not be decreed against and forfeited to the United Slates as adulterated food. J. T. GESTAPO SEEKING INFORMATION ON tVIANY U. S. ARMS Spy Trial Witness Lists Many Devices On Which Germans Sought Details. By Pat McGrady New York. N. Y Sept. 16 i.-Vi William G. Sebold, who turned his German assignment in espionage over to the federal bureau of investigation, testi fied today that he came here with specific instructions for uncovering startling new de vices in modern warfare. He told a federal court Judge and Jury trying 16 men on charges of espionage conspiracy '.hat a German Gestapo leader had given him five mico-photo-graphs of instructions to be distributed to spies here. Information Sought One of the postage stamp sle locuments, which Sebold said was addressed early Inst year to Frederick Duquesne, a de fendant, asked for detailed in formation on: An American Telephone and Telegraph company bombing de vice, believed offered to Britain and France, under which one ray would direct a bomber to Its target while another ray would release the bombs over the target; All details on the ize, capac ity, production and delivery of a French Pctez company air craft plant believed to have been established In Montreal A new type of uniform effec tive against mustard gas; An anti-aircraft shell with an 'electric eye." with details on its firing, comparison with ordi nary anti-aircraft shells, mech anism for rendering unexploded shells harmless and the distance from a plane at which it would explode; Production and delivery by all the leading American air craft plant; Discoveries and tests In bac teriological warfare; New gas mask developments; The tests and army usage of 'trench crushers;" Catalog of newest radio send ing and receiving devices and 1 tost operators' manucls; New gun turret design for Eunder'and flying boats; Sperry range finders, especial ly whether they are equipped to record changes in .altitude; A new metal cleaning com pound perfected by the Curei corp.. Maiden, Mass. The instructions concluded with warning to German agents to "report Immediately any signs of American mobili zation" and the shipment of war materials and army units. Sebold said he delivered the Instructions to Duquesne In New York shortly after his arrival from Germany. FIVE KILLED IN v Miwni i Shreveport, La., Sept. 16. P) Two officers and three enlisted men were killed in North Louisi ana in accidents Sunday night and today, marking the opening of the war maneuvers between the second and third armies. The victims: An officer tenta tively Identified as Second Lieut John Bobroskl, of Racine. Wis . air corpi reserve, killed In a plane crash at Coushatta, Capt. Lamar T. Woodward. headquarters company 69th ar mored regiment, killed In a highway accident during black out. Corporal Hamilton W. White, company C. first armored regi ment, killed when a truck over turned. Pvt. William A. Jones, com pany C. first armored regiment. Killed In the same accident. Pvt. E. D Hlghtower, com pany F, 63rd Infantry, killed In a truck accident in the second army maneuver area. All were attached to the sec ond army. Cloalng l' me for Claaalfled Ada a. m oo Late) tb Classify UM p FRESHMAN WEEK F0RS.0.N01AM Registration Of New Stu dents To Start Activities On Monday, Sept. 22. Southern Oregon College of Education, Ashland, Sept. 16 (Spl A complete program of activities has been planned for , Freshman Week at Southern , Oregon College of Education this fall. The program will be-1 gin Monday, September 22, with registration of all new students. In the evening on Monday picnic will honor new students, sponsored by the faculty and upperclassmen. Entrance examinations for all freshman students will be taken Tuesday and Wednesday. The Associated Men Students and the Associated Women Stu dents will organize Tuesday, and these groups will have get- togithers that evening. The men will have a steak feed at the barbecue pit on the campus, and the women will picnic in the park. Skating Party Upperclassmen will register Wednesday, although it is ex pected that many of them will register on Monday and Tues day. An all-school skating party, sponsored by the Associated Students, will feature Wednes day evening. Regular classes will begin on Thursday, but this does not end the Freshman Week activities. Thursday evening the Assoc iated Women Students and the Associated Men Students will sponsor a theater party for the student body. Freshman Week will be cli maxed by a student body gym party in the college gymnas ium with the entire athletic facilities of the college at dis posal of the students. Mexico Celebrates In Sanguinary Style Mexico City. Sept. 16. Sixty-two persons suffered eerl ous injuries from fights, atab bings and bullets during scat tered outbreaks last night mark ing the beginning of the capital'! celebration of the 131st anniver sary of Mexico's independence from Spain, President Manuel Avlla Ca macho opened the official cele bration at 11 o'clock before 100, 000 persons jammed In Zocalo square, intoning the call to In dependence and striking Mexi co's liberty bell. Meteorological Report BV II S WKMIIKH RMIEAU Forecasts Medford and vicinity: Partly cloudy tonight and Wedneaday, Little change In temperature. Oregon: Partly cloudy tonight and Wedneaday with occasional ahowera In northweat portion. Little clianae In temperature. Moderate westerly winda offcoaat. Extended forecast For Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Nevada and northern California for the period beginning. 4:80 p. m. to day to 4:30 p. m. Sept. 20: Light to moderate ahowera frequently In Waahlngton and northern parte of Oregon and Idaho and and of period over moat of Pacific northweat. Pair weather elsewhere. Temperatures generally below Seasonal average In Pacific northweat and seasonal slae where. Loral Data Temperature a year ago today: ftleheat 77; Lowest 82. Total monthly precipitation . tnrhea. Excess for the month .78 Inches. Total precipitation since Septem ber 1, 1941. i Inchea. Exceaa for the season .78 Inchea. Relative humidity at 4 SO p m. yesterday to".; 4:80 a. m. today 2. Tomorrow Bunrlae 6:53 a. m. Sun set 6:18 p. m. Oheervallnne Taken at 430 a Iw 150 Meridian Time. it t Ii 3 li Boise 9 48 XX) Clear I Boston i . , 85 70 XXI P Cldy Chicago 87 88 .10 Cloudy Denver ,. 77 't M Clear E'ireka TO 55 X Cloudy Havre . s)e) 38 .08 Clear Los Angeles tl 4 DO Clear Medford 78 4 .08 Clear i New York 84 87 M Clear Omaha 83 83 XX) Fntm Phoenix to S3 .00 Clea Portland 83 87 .04 Clrody Reno 71 IT JO Cear Roseau nr. , 73 48 XX) Clear Salt- Lake 73 40 XX) Clear San Pranclsca. 08 51 Ol Clear Seattle M M it Cloudy potan 84 50 XX) Cloudy Wash . D. C 83 65 .00 Clear 1 Takima 00 44 XX) p. Cldy Oat Maul Trunuxt treat tda I LODGE NOTICES MALTA COMMANDER Y, K. T.. Masonic Temple. Ashland. Ore. Stated con clave. Wednesday evening. September 17. Installation ot olllccra. CiivTed dish dinner. Vultlng Sir Knights and ladies welcome. Walter Hedford. Commander R E. Detrlck. Recorder. Crater Lake Chapter No. 32 K.A.M, stated convoca tion Tuesday, Sept. 16th. Alao work In the Past Masters degree. Visitors welcome. Refreshments. Erie M. Gray. H. F. IS FIFTH COLUMN AGAINSTGERMANY Secretary Wickard Says Hitler's Slaves Will Revolt When British Supply Seen Salt Lake City. Utah, Sept. 16. (iPI Secretary of Agricul ture Wickard declared today that an abundance of American food would serve as a "fifth column" to incite the conquer ed and hungry peoples of Eu rope to rebel against Hitler. In a speech urging farmers to cooperate with the depart mcnt's 1942 fa cm program which is designed to provide the nation with a record supply ot food so that Great Britain might be amply supplied, Wick ard said: "What do you think ts tha effect upon those people looking across the channel from half fed France or Holland and see ing the British are getting enough to eat? Food Fifth Column "I think the effect," he said, "is the equivalent of about 10 field armies. Food Is our fifth column. - When the conquered peoples see what America ts supplying the British tn the way of food, and know that there's more where the British stipnlieS come from, I think these peo ple In the conquered countries may do more than hope for victory for the democracies; they'll work and fight for it The speech was prepared for a regional conference of farm leaders to discuss next year'i production goals for Pacific coast and Rocky . mountain states. Wickard told the farmers that they should make ""some pretty extensive adjustments" in their 1 042 production schedules. There will be need for larger production of some things, par ticularly meats, milk, poultry, and vegetables, and smaller out put of wheat, tobacco and cot ton, he said. Fourth From U. S. This country, he said, was ex jected to furnish a fourth of the British food needs in 1942. "We are planning," he said, "to send the British during 1942 dairy products that will require between 4,300,000.000 and 6,000,000.000 pounds of milk; about 800,000.000 dozen eggs; 18,000,000 pounds of poul try meat, chicken for the most part; almost 1 ,300.000.000 pounds of pork and lard. Wa have promised to send almost 123.000.000 tons of fruit, and more than 2.500.000 cases of canned vegetables." Travel Table AIHPI.ANLS - - NorthDound Leave alalia Cloaa 4-31 a m. 1 11 1 m. , 12:23 p. m. 11 :38 a m. , 4:03 p. m Flag stop) No Mall 8 22 p ro tfias stop i Ko mall 33 p m iPiaa stop i 38 p m SouUioound Leave Mails Cloaa II la m. Itn tf& 8:43 p m. (Plat stop) 4 87 p m. 7:42 p m flaat eujpi Mo aiall 1137 p m. 10 J2 p. ox. TR4IMS) Northbound Leave Malls Cloae lite i n id ot a m. I 06 p m 1.-05 p as. South bound Leave Mails Cloae "in a nv a 40 a m. 5 4f p to 4 40 p m. Bt re Sooth 13:08 a m. 840 a n, t so a m. 3 80 p en. S 08 p Da North 34C a m Taj i a SS m I 40 p tn 8 48 p m T Klamath rails 3 to p m rrom H la main rails 8 30 a m () To Ash land only () To Oruts Paaa only. Ruts- Auto eoniiecttnl Arsst-sUsS mall close at 1:19 a a fox delivery si potass north of tiageD anal at too p m for delivery at patata. toutk al Ounamulr, CeU.