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Newspaper Page TextPAGE ELEVEN Want to Buy, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on. This Page! It's Filled With Opportunities! r MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, 1942. Head ten -1 Ml PE tuu Mill prwlMhlt find rtaitl? Ihr Hum iuy ic tartt lHk Inc M Inidr I in Bium rlliN twit m tit fourth tMiii fiir m inrt rmim tuu mat find nint Ihins Ihr air vrkitif iid h iMr In mi lire iniinrdiMlr h If fXii.il iiii w Hi iml torn lttrilf ftu II rrihune ht II ted dt art ln.4pen.vl.. (ftnli.rl RATES Per urd frt in-erthm -Jt (Minimum IV I Earh ddiiimiai inwrtttia, per rd ... 1 I Minimum lor) per tin pei month rlthnnt copy chung f 1 CASH mr money ertfei mut actom pun all mall erder classified ail. LOU AND FOUND WILL THE party who picked up my electric cord near Bear Creek bridge on Pern Valley road, pleas phone 4028. Reward. LOST Black and whit female springer Spaniel. Tear old. Answer name Laoy . Mrs. elevens, corner Spring St. and Wabnah. Pbone 2261. RE PUH I lust duo animal cruelty casea Humane Society Phone 6181 WANTED MALE KELP WANTED Yardman. Apply 43 Quince. PRUNERS WANTED Rogue Rlrer Orchards End of ,Vo Central WANTED FEMALE HELP CAPABLE girl or woman for general housework. Pbone 4097. WANTED Lady to care for child during day in my horn. Call ev enings after 6. Pbone 3788. 810 Vancouver. RELIABLE woman for housework and care two small children. Weekly wage, room and board. Box 1295, Tribune. WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED Steady position by young laay thoroughly experienced In credits, meeting public. Expert stenographer, bookkeeper Steadily employed, available on two weeka notice. Box 1058. Care Tribune. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED TO LEASE A new. modem B-room. unfurnished house with automatic heat. Must be well lo cated. Call S268. WANTED Single cylinder washing machine gasoline motor. Phone 8.14. KAVI room for one companion to Ban PrancuttO Jan. 4th. Phone 8846. Highest price paid for furniture store, tool, or what have you? MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 17 N. Orap Phone 3744 WANTED Female Boston Bull or pup. Stat price. Alola Hansel. Malln. Ore. WANTED A few more men to take advantage of our weekly rate Big warm lobby, clean comfortable bed, hot ahower. lnele rooms. 83 00 and up. Crater Hotel. 30 S 4 Central. PAINTING and kalomining. No yob too big or loo email Phone 2083 All work guaranteed B. Ft Carey. WELL ORILUNO 81 50 per ft first 80 ft. t J M Pnd6l King WILL PV MOMT CASH Fni od Used (hirnttur Hnl.HKOOH FIHMTI KK 18 Norm Front Pbnn 4028 rW.ST PHH P4II Fur Youl Furniture fins M HMM HI I'h.me tttd FOR RENT HOUSES MODERN 3-bedroom unfurnished house. H. L. Cook, 1104 W. Main. FURNISHED 4-room house. Two a -res, close In. H. L. Cook, 1104 W. Main. WILL RENT or lease, unfurnished, modern 6-room house by Junior hwjh school. No. 221 Haven St. FOR RENT 8-rocm house, two bed rooms, sleeping porcb. bath, built- )tna, laundry trays. Near senior high. Inquire 1117 East Jackson. FOR SALE Completely furnished modern 4-rocra home. Two bed rooms, dinette, fireplace. 1807 West Main. FOR RENT 7-room plastered house with batb. large lot. 827 50 per month L. O. Pl:kell, 16 So. Bart lett. Phone 4260. HOUSE FOR RENT 20 Tripp FOR RENT 5 - room bouse Inquire Medford Fuel. 1122 North ntrl FOR RENT- Furnished l-rnom huuae electric ttove. fireplace Adulu Phone 8022 Oar La Orucery TRUCKS OB RENT-Move ruursell Save half Pruttt Mooileas S'e- ti"n Me t, ,rfl lev Phone 4145 FOR RENT BOARD ROOM BOARD ROOM-716 B Main. FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR PENT 2-roorn furnished up Tg stairs apartment. Inquire 210 W Haven. 8-ROCM furni'-.ed apartmmt; adaluj only. 8 East Jackson. FOR "EST J-rmrn furn'shed up- stairs apirtm rt. orlvate seta sod) (tragi. Phone tS4. FOR RENT APARTMENTS I DOWNSTAIRS apartment. , 115. Pnon 2338. I FOR REXT Furnished apartment. Llgbta. hot vatr. frlf'.dalre. gar ;. Adulu only. 231 Nortb Holly. WARM furnished apartment. Priest batb. frlsldalr. sot w. Main. FOR RENT-! and P apartment 2 ruoma and batb ga beat In qulrr 211 Waat Sib FOR RENT Nicely fumlabad apart ment. 402 Newtown. FURNISHED apartment. 217 Weat 2nd. ATTRACTIVE 4-rm furnished apt., steam beat, fngidalre. over Hollo wsy'e Grocery. Pb 2820. FURNISHED apartment. Frlgldalre. alectrtc stove. Holland Hotel FURJt APT--8team beat, hot water Frtgiqairc 803 8 Holly St. fOR RENT furnished Room I FOR RENT Comfortable room, batb, I In private borne, for gentleman. I Army clerical worker preferred. Breakfast desired. 40 N. Peach St. HEATED room In private borne; gar age. Pbone 4687. FOR RENT Nicely furnished sleep ing room for gentleman 828 South Riverside. CLEAN rooms, new Slmmona Inner spring mattresses; warm lobby; plenty hot water, circulating air beat; tingle 83 00 weekly and up Cratr Hotel. 80 Booth Central Rigbt down town. ATTRACTIVE ROOMS 404 8 Grape. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Jersey-Guernsey yearling belter. E. p. Hall, Prune Street and Cherry Lane. WANTED Feeder and weaner pig. Tribune, Box 1132. FOR SALE Six feeder calves. month old. J. C. Duggaa. Sam Valley. AUCTION SALE Every Saturday at Llveatock Pavilion, Phoenix, Ore gon, commencing at 1:00 p. m. Sel ling all classes of cattle, horse, bog and sheep. Have some good consignment for thla aale. Includ ing dairy and butcher cattle; one 2-year old Hereford bull: on 20 montha old Roan 8horthorn bull. Dairy cows must have certificate of bealth. We vaoclnate piss Friday pm SO. OREOON LIVESTOCK AUCTION CO. Col. A. H. Dudley (Auctioneer). Pbone 6228. FOR SALE Duroc weaner and feed er pigs. C. J. M?Cay, Spring St., west of grange hall. FOR SALE White boar. Tel. 6318. WANTED All ktnda of livestock. Tribune, Box 048. CASH for old norm Dial 6376 FOR EXCHANGE Real Ettale FINE dairy farm of 20 acre, 10 Ir rigated, house, barn and garage, deep well, power pump; a fine place 8 mile from G. Pass, on pavement. Want apartment residence or busi ness in or near Medford. Gall at 235 N. Ivy after 8 p. m. FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE $2800 Extra Sneclal Today Eastslde Loratlon 4-rooms. tile kitchen, nice bath, laundry room, gsrage. large 1st, ex cellent anil. Owner leaving. Priced to sell. E4sv terms. MARK A. GOLDY Phone 3266 10 E. Main Evenings. 2417 Beeb (Exclusive Agents) 80 ACRES 10 mile north of Medford Good land, good well. Improved, mall route, bus route, cream route at door. For sale reasonable. Write O. L. Jackson, 1731 D Street, Sparks. Nevada. BUlUilNH a Hi)ME Let ns Handle all derail on 3ft fear FHA loan -qulrklv efficiently noldv Attetiry FOR SALE OR RENT One acre or less 2-room house. Orant Walker, Phoenix. FOR SALE Medford Improved prop erties Ben Vlmont. Agate. C1TT and country nmpertle Rental Loaua Insurant c 8 Butterfleld 408 Medford Building WHEN TOO think of real ette think of the Spencer- Bsgley A'-en-v 102 w Main FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1936 Ford deluxe Coupe, radio, apot. Sacrifice. Pbone 2467. 20 CHEVROLET sedan In running order, 828. Leo Young. Phone 6232. SEE OUR tine selection of used cars. Prices are going up, get your now, Shnlts Bros. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE C Grade and Cull New town applea; also stem punctured Cornice peara. Reter Fruit Co. FOR SALE De Laval cream separator, allrhtly used. Cheap. Inquire Amer ican Fruit Growers Warehouse, Bo. Fir. FOR SALE 25 tons hay. first cutting In stack. 37 per ton. Herb Jlrschel. Sams Vslley. FOR SALE Boy brcjcls. No, I Adsm Lane. FOR SALE Hous-hold furniture, din ing room set. radio, oil stove, ruga, etc. Pbone 4387, 1018 W. 11th. FOR SALE Sewing machine. 711 Bennett Avenue. Pbone 3261. ROCKS, agates. Jasper, petrified I wood for fireplace. Mr. Ralph An I dereon. Antelope Creek. FOR BALE First mortraee cm new borne in Medford. Win pay 8 per cent on short term loan. IXal 2718 or call at 808 Dakota Ave. SCRAP IRON SCRAP METALS WANTED Tout government need this ettaj mstensi for Defense. Bell now Highest prlc-e paid, MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 17 H. Orap Phone 8744 STEM -PUNCTURED C-rmlee 80c per lug bo Br ng wjr own eon'.a'-er Ca-1 at MexUotd Ice Storage Co. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS KRAUT CABBAGE for sale. Cum mlnga Garden. Midway Road, lo lb. FOR SALE Low priced lumber or any building matenala Call us be fore you buy R O Stephenson Co Ctiutt and McAdrews Telephone 3000 FOR SALE Mountain fir aawduet for fuel PABER 8 FARMERS SUPPLY Pbone 444S. ORDERS TAKEN for Real Silk Hos iery. Phon 2003 820 Apple. EXCELLENT vsluee In used washers radio, refrigerators. Pick Hdwe. FOR 8AI.B Pears and apple Jo Kantur 3 mllea north talent REAL BUYS In used clothing 1408 No Riverside across (rum Beck s Bakery WOOD- Dry fir and laurel. Associ ated Station, 700 E. Main. Tel. 8850 DRY FIR fur aate Phone 6180 aitei 0 00 o'clock FIR SLABS Buy Now City Fuel Phone 41 14 MISCELLANEOUS DR. E. W. HOFFMAN will resume bit practice at hts home on Jackson vllle Hlway. January let. PERSONAL Palmistry Crystal Reading D Millet Ph 3446 480 Mountain Ave Ashland BUSINESS DIRECTORY Antlqueg EARLY AMERICAN OLA 83 at the sign 5 mile euutb of Orauta Pass or I mile uortb of Bavsgs Rapid, dam on HiKhws) 99 Atsayai ASSAYER W O Wright. 2318 Capi tal Ave City So of water reservoir Gold 31. copper 31. clnnaoar 62 Carpentering LESLIE RALSTON. Oeiiera Contract ing fine finishing work All kinds Carpentering For eatlmatea please cell at 701 N Riverside ot Tel 2881 Chimney Sweep) CHIMNEY Sweep Also furnaces and oil atovea cleaned Call Geo Eaton 88 No Front Phone 4'J40 Chiropodist. FOOT SUFFERERS Opening modern Chiropody offlcea Corua. calouare Ingrown nails removed arches cor rected Dr Arnold M Depner. Cblr opodlst Foot Specialist. 217 iub rer Bldg Phone 3103 Dressmaking THE FASHION SHOP-Dressmaking Fui Remodeling Bullous and Buckles uoverrd Room 602 U S National Bank Bldg Tel 8B3I DKE.-8MAK.INO - Alterations ts Hol ing Kaiherlne Satlerlee Btngei Shop 2'i -( Ornpe Floor Sanding and Refinithlng FOR smoother sanding Joba, a more lasting finish, call J. C. Relswlg. 852 Jacksonville NURSERY STOCK CAnLTON NURSERY The only nursery In Southern Oregon with a complete stock of fruit, out and ahade treea and ornamental shrubs and plants on nsnj during all the planting aeason Oarlton Nursery. 62nd year 4 miles South of Medford on Psctflc Highway Look for the Mlr-o-llte sign. Phone 6224 FINEST QUALITY NURSERY STOCK at Lowed Pile in year call or write Alwyr Co . Rt 2. Box 16, North Medford. new highway Expert Window Cleaner LEI OEUHIIE DO IT I RXPEKI Wiooow Cleaner General bouse eleanera n watlng paint, Ing Oeo f Olisrd Phone sf4 MONEY TO LOAN TOC ARE INVITED to see us for CASH PROMPT FRIENDLY SERVICE on Car, Livestock and Persons! Loans OREOON FINANCE CO. W E Thomaa Mgr Lie No S-U-M-217 43 So Centra) Dial 443! Rom owned and managed Since 1928 WE LOAN MONEY ON YOUR CAR Attractive Rates COAST FINANCE Harold H Brown Agency License 911 12 East Main Phone 9446. Roofing WE REPAIR ot apply any type of roof Paoco Koofinge Shtugtee Coatings and Pa nt New sfaa-a Wall Paper Ekerson "slot and Rout file Bartlett Tel S843 JOE SMITH YOUR ROOFER All Roof fTuunles tsken care ot ' All work ianMited Call 8768 or 2240. 301 Haven. Transfer CITY TRANSFER At STORAGE CO Huuerhold moving and gene-ai bauimg -4 s Orape Pbone 4664 Day or night PUHNITURE MOVING AND SIOR AOE W hev van movttai equip ment for local and long distano hauling Dry and elean autre re l concrete building! witb sperlel locket rntim t low rate SAMSON SloRAOI WAREHOUSE Phon 8754 EAOS THANSFIR SI STlJRAOg CO Office 16 Sotjin Fir Phone 4828 Prca ngnt Service guaranteed DAVIS TRANSPta AND STORAGE 40 S Pi! Street Insured Carriers Local and Loot Distance Hauling Ph. -ne Vacuum Cleaner Service GUARANTEED SERVICE on all make of return flent Called tor ar.d d-lner-d free, Pvldman ieuie Pnooe 8417. LEGAL NOTICES Notice ei Final Account In the County Court of the State of Oregon For ths County of Jackson. In the matter of the estate of Elva Raypholtz, deceased. Notice ia hereby given that the undersinned Administratrix of the Estate of Elva Raypholtz. do eased, has filed in the Coun ty Court of Jackson County Oregon, her final account of the administtation of said estate, and said court has set Monday. the 12th day of January, 1942. at the hour of ten o'click tore noon of said day, in the county court room of the court House in Medford. Jackson County Oregon, as the time and place lor tne rearing on said Una! ac count, and all objections thereto and for final settlement thereof MARY BROWN, Administratrix. NOTICE IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of ELTON E; BEESON, Deceased Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Administratrix of the estate of Elton E. Beeson, deceased, has filed in the Coun ty Court of the State of Oregon in and for the County of Jack son in the Matter of the Estate of Elton E. Beeson, Deceased, her final account ard report, and that a hearing will be .lad thereupon on the 10th day of January, 1942 at the hour of 10:00 o'clock a.m. at the court room of the Court House of Jackson County at Medford, Oregon, and all persons having any objections thereto are here by required to file or make such objections in the above en titled court and cau?e at or prior to the time of said hearing as aforesaid. Edna B. (Beeson) Trent Adminirtratrix. NOTICE OF SALE In The County Court of the state of Oregon for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate of Amanda George, deceased Notice is hereby given that pursuant to an order made and entered In the above entitled Co.irt and matter on the 19th 'day of December. 1941, the undersigned, from and after the 1 17th day of January, 1942, at the hour of ten o'clock A. M.. at the office of Harry C. Skyr man In Medford, Oregon, shall proceed to sell at private sale to the highest and best bidder for cash, the real property be longing to said decedent at the time of her death, towit: Lot Fifteen In Block Two of the Friiltdale Addition to the City of Medford, Jackson County, Oregon. BERTHA E. PENNEY Executrix of the Will of Amanda George, deceased. Summons IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY. H. L. Bar rett. PlaWiff. vs. Bertha May Lundslord sometimes other wise known as Bertha May Bar rett, som Himes otherwise known as Pat Webber. DefenJant. To: Berths Mhy Lundsford some times otherwise known as Ber tl a May Barrett, eome-' nes otherwise known as Pat Web ber. GREETING: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, you are hereby summoned and required to appear in the above entitled Court and Cause and answer the complaint filed pgainst you therein within four weeks from December !2, 1941, the date of the first publication of this Sum mons. and if you fail so to ap pear within the tii..e aforesaid, the Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for in the Complaint, viz, A decree decreeing that the name of Bertha May Barrett as It appears in that certain deed recorded at page 349 of Volume 228 Deed ACROftt t Ui 4. Co.vtnt fetrtfi Turf 11 K ranch eoto tl Un-.iM.y U. AunrHiIaa bird II. M'jtrtF'Houa 17 Kin II. Exinl 19 Bird 10. In that plar It iram pri v 14 Diitn 16 Alter, It Ua be for Healthy 10 Isaii nh 11. Tpe of r.!1. ru'i: oohua 11 Corrdtxt IS. Kllli II. South Ameri can rlvar tl. Artificial Ungual tl Oaihtr to galhar It. Rati of flab rod: Scotch It. Offer for to0 I'ltratlon 40. Tuott tho tyart of 41 Bun of Adam 41. Compraaaetl Into largo ki,n1la Klinl of Ar. nalasl ' cloth 44 EirMamatlO 4. Loiter iJ Make ojaai 11 Kporh . Sevan ty ' I 3 H s I6 17 l F f ' I" 'ju. iii r rs- rt u ... .,K.W ll iS 3? -Tt? f,y, Ju Etil5l 1 ti 44 "" f Si "'If Records of Jackson County, Oregon is a cloud upon the title to the Southeast Quarter (SEV4) of the Southwest Quarter (SWlt) in Sec. 33 in Township 34 South. Range 4 West of the Willamette Meridian, and decreeing a re moval of the cloud and for such other relief as to the Court seema equitable. This Summons Is published by order of the Honorable II. K. Hanna, Judge of the above en titled Court, dated December 8. 1941. Date of first publication December 12. 1941. Sherman S. Smith, Attorney for Plaintiff. Postoffice address: 108'i South Sixth Street, Grants Pass Oreeon. News Behind The News By Paul Mallon I Continued From Page On I fer. Earnings of companies will be limited. A revolutionary change In business customs will take place, but the alert business man will survive and succeed. e e ATEST international reports in the oil trade (accepted by officials here) Indicate der fuehr er's great oil reserves, built up for this war, are now down to about a two-months supply. At I the outset of the war he had 8,000,000 tons in reserve. Only six months ago, he had even more 10,000,000 tons, counting what he had obtained in Ru mania, Poland and Russia. But the Russian campaign has cut him down to a 4,000.000-ton re serve, with consumption running at 2,000.000 tons a month. Count ing his synthetic production, plus his Rumanian supply, he Is get ting less than 1,000,003 tons a month with which to meet his deficit, see HER chesty fuehrer has like- wise lost many more tanks than show In the Russian com muniques not to the reds, but through deterioration running around a thousand-mile front. At the start of the war, he had 12 panzer divisions. By the time he was ready to attack Russia he had 21 for that front, two or three in north Africa and one In Yugoslavia. His losses from de terioration and battle have now caused him quietly to reorganize several panzer division into in fantry divisions. Likewise, the past few days the reds have had superiority In the air at the front for the first time in the war. ' Joint British, American and Russian plane production now outstrips the German. The year 1942 bears the ob vious prospects of bad news for us from the far east, but good prospects for an invasion or col lapse of Italy. e e THE country apparently wants to save tin cans, tin foil, ra zor blades and old license plates regardless. Protests have pour ed in upon this column since Its contrary advice. The govern ment, however, does not desire that the nation save these Items. Conservation division of OEM found processing and collecting costs were too high to warrant such action at this time. Inabil ity of the average citizen to dis tinguish between lead, tin and aluminum foil makes that favor ite contribution of every citizen Solution Or yesterday's fusils 84. Tlsr K. Arfirmstree it. Rock 81. Ses sails DOWN L Continent i. Psn of a electrle moter I. renins srstsM of a pi i dnrar 4 Was ointment 8 Fasten aaala 8 Spr.ken I. Gain the elclory 8. Colonial 8 Unrum4 18 I'rsln poet II. Sand hill 18 Sprtrhlff ll Puniie .hlele 2S. Vallv 14 BcKe 1 Kean t( Aspert If. Ono who eiunJere Is. African antelope. 88. Cm at randera II Snn.t 14. Atsisiant 14 Monk T B-ack It. Amsrlraa fn'Han Cattlna ant 41 H.al ll Kind el e-l M fiirr t Franck eitther II Snared 1U sn sa M jfnl.4 MIEIP C AlLHApl6gB OiPIER A TlEl gE V E ft piTluof glgUs ?e TI CjA'N'o'NljS e 5 REM T"Tr yp'&lBT EneTyMo&nTrikt LUfA Rle w A BUT i N AjLUTlEiN Q T O WT I I SlIHSJa. MS m 511 I Eff0Nnc A DTelNIClB prBTRiriDte 6rTnM t E3ieesniis ays Ll Siliililp EE 1 1 1 lElAIS.eiSUAlTlolNielRI Blocked Kick Wins For Fordham T-v tf-Vf iv.MeeO' rfsa, mi4t'if-. y & j ei "ljgsl A safety enabled FoTdhara te Here's the blocked kick play en en the ball, but No. 71. Stephen wood (No. 18) and the kick was airmail to Mall Tribune.) Five Die In 7f xrntVxr 'i. . j . ' -at I f-.S-as-.ej -'W"- , v-Mil 1 TV. Smoke pours from the wreckage of a twin-motored army bomber after It crashed at Garde City Park, Long Island. N. Y killing Its flee occupants. Witnesses said the plane struck ' high tension wire and exploded twice after hitting the ground. In the last war Impractical, M far In this one. At army camps, where larfe quantities of cans are available without cost, they are belnf col lected. In Texas (where the gov ernment has an experimental plant) and In some Pacific re gions, can salvaging also Is being tried. But OEM want you to save only: Newspapers, old rags, scrap metals, old rubber. These you must tie In neat bundles and sell to your Junk dealer or give to collecting agency. Margaret L Hanscon of West Fourth St. Summoned by Dialh Margaret L. Hanscom, widow of the late D. H. Hanscom passed away In an Ashland hospital at 8:43 p. m. Jan. 1. Margaret L. Klrllng was born at Locust Grove, Ohio, Sept. 22, 1870. She was of a family of nine children, the rest of whom are all living. The family moved to Iowa In 1879. In November, 1887, she waa united In mar rlage at Onawa, Iowa to Daniel H. Hanscom who passed away In October, 1928. In the spring" of 1898, they came to southern Oregon and for some time resided at Talent where she united with the Bap tist church. Mrs. Hanscom has maintained her home at 818 South Riverside In Medford for the past 28 years, but last tall moved on Weat Fourth street. Besides her five sisters and three brothers who reside In other states, she leaves three children, Elmer E. Hanscom of Harbor, Oregon; Albert R-, of Medford and Winifred A. Caton of Ashland. Also fourteen grand children and seven great-grandchildren and a number of nieces and nephews and hosts of friends who will remember her kind thoughtfulness for others. Funeral services will be held at the Conger chapel at 2:30 Monday with Rev. R. W. Cole man officiating. Interment will be In the Jacksonville cemetery. Creoles control most of the In dustries and important commerce of the island of Martlnque. RhlnhnlMlne enata In Kua4jn are 80 per cent above the pre- 1 1 beat Missouri. 2 to 0 in the Sugar Bowl game at New Orleans. which Fordham scored. No. 83, Stanley Rltlntlcl ) Is falling Hudacek. final!? not it. The Missouri punter was Don Green blocked by Alex Sanlilll (No. 70). (AP photos by wire and Crash of Army Bomber ' VP" "e.-.-r . ' f U1! ' , ' - - - : . f tf.s V" J , .! tV A r f Little Ground for Optimism In Struggle for Philippines Declares DeWitt MacKenzie By DeWltt Maekenale Wide World War Analyst Occupation of the open city of Manila and s.ie neighboring naval base of Cavlte by the Japanese would appear from Incomplete advices to mean that our battle-line south, ot the capital gave way under weight of numerically superior enemy forces, comoelling General MacArthur to make another with. - drawal and consolidate his trocpi to the north where the Japs also are attacking heavily. Possession of these two stra tegic places will strengthen the Invaders' position by permitting them to pour reinforcements from the south through Manila and thus perhaps compel Mac Arthur to defend his position from the rear as well as the north. This grim setback doesn't necessarily mean the loss of the Philippines, and Washington re ports that American-Filipino re sistance continues. However, It certainly emphasizes the gravity of the situation and affords little ground for optimism. MacArthur seems to be doing a grand job of leadership. To have withdrawn and reformed his lines not only once but twice, while standing off heavy attack, Is a high mark of skill. That sort of operation Is one of the most difficult a com mander can encounter. He Is a great soldier, but he can't pull reinforcements out of a hat. Lacking quick aid, or an allied move which would create a diversion somewhere else to ease the Japanese pres sure on the Island of Luzon, the chances of our holding the Philippines are small, although the evil day might be stood off for a time. If thii Japanese success pres ages the fall of the Philippine it is quite possible that they will remain In enemy hands until such time as the allies have defeated the Japs on the latter't own home grounds. Recapture of these Islands while Japan still controlled the neighboring seas and air would be a difficult and likely wasteful Job. Apart from the battle of the Pacific the war hasn't produced any great sensation over New Year's. To me the most impor tant development has been the calling of the nation to prayer , . ' i ''.. . . ' S , I- 1,'- r ir ',. -.v r by the presidential proclama tlon. That Is a striking reminder that "man doth not live by bread alone" and that It take more than guns and bombs to win a war. Travel Table AlKI'MNtS Mortl. Dound Lease 4:8 a, m. 13:38 p. m. Malls Close 8:88 a. m. 11:33 a. m. (Flsf Stop I No Dull 01 B 8:31 p. m. (Fl Stop) 8:33 p. m. SouWDuund Lear Malls Close 10:47 a. as. . 8:47 a. ra. S 87 p. en (vlagetoo) No mall 8:41 p. ra. (Flag stop) 4:43 p. m. 1143 p.m. 103 p. m. TRAIN Mortbaound Leave Malls doe II 3 a. m. 10 33 a ea. 1M p. 80 p as. Sou Inbound Lea Mills Close 88 a. ra. .se p. nu South 13 08 a ra. 8 so a a. 8 30 in. I 50 p ra. 7 88 a. a 8 88 p. en, Kortk t so a as. 7 so ot, III) a. 1Mb bj, 8 48 p 08 p. ra. Te Klamath Fall 0 p m rraes Klamath rails 80 s ra. () To Asn land onlt. () Te Grants Pass 00IT. Hotel Auto eonnectlni first elsss mall sloeee at 08 a m for delieerr at point north of tutene aod at 09 p n for denser at point souta et Oununutr, Calif. Closing llms for Classified Ad I a. m Too Late to Classify 184 p. as. -n'- ... ,;. ns, --. . .,.7.,.. A