Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 19, 1941, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 19. 1941. PAGE VTNB WILL BE FIRST IN Small Autos, Motorcycles And Bicycles Will Be Car ried By New Battalion. Washington. Sept. 19 Plans lor organization of the army's first air-borne infantry battalion, which will be equip ped with small automobiles, motorcycles, and bicycles, wero announced today by the war de partment following months of experimental work. The new battalion will be or eanized at Fort Benning, Ga., rOctober 10 with an Initial strength of 500 volunteers, in cluding SO from Fort Bragg, N. C, and 450 from Camps Croft, S. C, and Wheeler, Ga. Disclosure of the plans came at a press conference held by Secretary of War Stimson at which it also was announced that hereafter officers of na tional guard units may be as signed to non-national guard outfits whenever it is desirable. Far Reaching Step This step was regarded as one of the most far reaching yet taken toward merging national guard organizations complete into the broader structure of the army. It means that regu lar and reserve officers will be assigned to command guard troops as well as that guard of ficers may command other troops. In connection with this r change the department said that guard officers no longer would be promoted without re gard to the length of service prior to promotion. Another announced change affecting- the guard was that guard enlisted men returned home in keeping with the army's intention of releasing as many men as possible in the next few months would be car ried on the rosters of their state detachments so that they would not become subject to the draft even though of draft age. New Books "Manpower" Coming To Craterian u Kildaire Mystery When Edward G. Robinson and George Raft apply the pres sure to Marlene Dietrich In "Manpower," coming to the Cra terian theatre Sunday, it starts a rough-and-ready brawl that goes down in film history as one of the most exciting ever screened. Robinson and Raft are a couple of tough high ten sion linemen, with Dietrich as a "B-Girl" in a clip-joint where the boys spend most of their time. Also featured are Alan Hale, Frank McHugh, Ward Bond, Barton MacLane, Eve Ar den and Walter Catlett. New books received at the Jackson County library in Sep tember Include: Fiction Cronin The Keys of the Kingdom. Glasgow In This Our Life. H a u n The Hawk's Done Gone. Knight This Above All. Koestier Darkness at Noon. Oursler The Trial of Vincent Doon. Randolph An Ozark Anthol ogy. Rhys England Is My Village. Smitter Another Morning. Steen The Sun Is My Un doing. Thorndike Not To the Strong. Non-Fiction Morton Women of the Bible. Earle Against This Torrent. Bouchard Surveying, second edition. Morrish The Police and Crime-Detection Today. Davis Elementary Plane Sur veying. Davis Surveying: Theory end Practice. Benedict Life Science. Arnold Winged Warfare. Burt Olla Podrida. Hall The Record Book. Shipman Plenty of Pep Stunts. Shaw Cowboy Dances. Reader's Digest Books. Reach Quick Tricks. Taggart Five and Ten-Mln-tite Sketches and Blackouts for Small Stages. Gibbings Sweet Thames Run Softly. Hill Trip to Greece; photo graphs. Hark Hex Marks the Spot, in the Pennsylvania Dutch country. Writers' Program Missouri, guide to the "Showme" state. Writers' Program Monterey Peninsula. Romoll Colombia; Gateway to South America. Herring Good Neighbors: Ar gentina. Brazil, Chile and 17 other countries. Rothery South American Roundabout. Mattingly Catherine of Ara fon. Judson Edith Cavell. Fisher City of Illusion. Franckenslein Diplomat of Destiny. Gardiner Doctor at Timber line. Wolf India Rubber Man. Lambert A Yankee Doctor In Paradise. Whitney Life On the Circuit With Lincoln. Palencia I Must Have Lib erty. Sloan Adventures of White Collar Man. Ballou Period Piece. Spencer One Who Was Val iant. Van Paassen The Time Is Now! Walmsley Fishermen at War. Owen The Antarctic Ocean. Gabriel Elias Boudinot, Cher okee, and His America. Hurd The White House. Alsop Men Around the Pres ident. Pamphlets U. S. Dept. of Agriculture (1) Buying Boys Suits. (2) Marketing Eggs. (3) Ponds for Wildlife. (4) Mushrooms Growing in the United States. (5) Control of Insect Pests of Grain in Elevator Storage. (6) Farm-Family Living. (7) Pruning Hardy Fruit Plants. O. S. A. C. Experiment Station (1) Cost and Efficiency of Irri gated Farm Pastures in East ern Oregon. (2) Pea Aphid Control in Oregon (3) Cost, Efficiency, and Man agement of Dairy Cattle Pas tures, Coast Region, Oregon (4) Surplus Leghorn Cockerels as Broilers. (5) Twenty-two Years of Soil Fertility Investigations in Willamette Valley, Oregon. (8) The Portland Metropolitan Milk Market. (7) Spray; Their Preparation and Use. (8) Costs and Grazing Values of Willamette Valley and South ern Oregon Farm. Pastures. (9) Irrigation Requirement of Arable Oregon Soils. (10) Minerals for Farm Animals. (11) Surplus Wheat Feeding Ex periments. (12) Factors Affecting Egg Qual ity. (13) Design of Small Irrigation Jane At Roxy Jane Withers makes cow-eyes at William Tracy and thereby starts a three-ring circus of fun in "Her First Beau," heading the Rcxy theatre's twin bill for tonight and Saturday afternoon and evening. Jackie Cooper is the "other guy" and shares star ring honors with Jane. "Oklahoma Renegades," fea turing the Three Mesqulteers, is the companion western feature on the same program. Pipe Lines. (14) Influence of Various Grits On Battery -Raised Broilers. (15) Reproductive Performance In Dairy Cattle. (18) Cost and Efficiency In Pro ducing Walnuts in Western Oregon. (17) Suggestions on Manage ment of Small Game in Oregon. (18) Humus for Oregon Soils. (19) The Hessian Fly in Oregon. Survives 350-Foot Fall Miami, Okla. (UP) A broken ankle and body bruises were all the injuries nine-year-old Bobby Turley of Miami, Okla., suffered when he tumbled 350 feet to the bottom of a mine shaft. The boy landed in a pool of water and climbed out on a timber. His cries brought rescuers to his aid two hours later. Whether young Jimmy Kil dare will actually go through with his marriage plans with Nurse Mary Lamont or wheth er he runs into a new mystery to solve on the day of his wed ding is the question facing Lew Ayres, Lionel Barrymore and Laraine Day in "Dr. Kildare's Wedding Day," latest of the &rries, playing Sunday and Mon day at the Rialto theatre. Red Skelton, the scene's new est comedy "find." heads the supporting cast which also fea tures Alma Kruger, Samuel S. Hinds and Nils Asther. HOSPITAL STAFFS Hongkong (P The Chinese Friends of the Wounded society, which boasts 3.000.000 members in China, the United States and elsewhere, is scanning the ranks of young educated Chinese in Hongkong for recruits to its large army of men and women serving in field hospitals and hygienic stations near China's multiple battle lines. There are more than 25,000 hospital workers attached to the national headquarters in Chung king. Smaller staffs are main tained by 80 branch societies throughout free China. The Salvation Army, the New Life Movement association and the Chinese Red Cross help the society's work, which ranges from nursing and dietetics to delousing, laundering and sew ing buttons on a soldier's tough tunic. Soptic Tank Sludge Kill Be Well Birriod Spokane Raises Coin For Air Depot Land Spokane, Sept. 10. OP) A Spokane business men's commit tee raising $110,000 to pay for the site of the $14,000,000 air ' corps supply and repair depot which will be built near Gelger field had less than $20,000 yet to raise today. At a luncheon drive leaders reported $92,523 had been raised. The drive started Mon day and is expected to end Sat. urday. A recent communication from the state sanitary engineer points out that those engaged ir cleaning septic tanks must dispose of the sludge in a sani tary manner, County Sanitarian George Heryford said today. According to the state official, the sludge should be covered with at least two feet of earth as a serious nuisance has been caused in some areas of the state by improper disposal of the sludge. Demand for a recent Depart ment of Commerce report on use of the United States' flag in commerce necessitated a second edition. The buffalo onoa rmiif4 from ua AMamto aeaboart to beyond the RoektM. Closlnf ttm for dual tlx! Ada a m. Too Lata to Claaair? 1JJO r Enreka Fair Program Will Open Sept. 24 Eureka. Calif., Sept. 19 (Spl.) A five-day program of livestock exhibits, horse racing and an amateur horse show will feature the Ninth District Agricultural Fair to be held here Sept. 24 to 28 at Redwood Acres. Cattle and sheep entries from tnroughout Pacific cost section, and racing thoroughbreds from the leading tracks In the west are slated to appear at the fair, which winds up the northern California season. , Newfoundland is now market ing a larger proportion of news print in the United States, the Department of Commerce reports. Help Kidneys tf yon nffcr from Bscksehe, Getting Tip Xl.htf. NervouMitu, Lc Pln. Swollen Ankles and fe?I worn out, due to non-orf stile and non-Tstmle Kidney and Bladder trou ble, you ahould try CrU which ti filing Joyous help to thousands. Printed nuarintee. Money back antes completely atlifactory. AX jour diuuUt lot Cystex today. Only 15c, NOW DRIVE-IN SERVICE 11 A. M. to 1 A. M. 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