Medford mail tribune., March 16, 1942, Page 8, Image 8

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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. ' OREGON, MONDAY, MARCH 16, 1942.
MOTOR CORPS AS
DEFENSE PHASE
Mrs. Jack Morrill, Mrs. Cor
bin Edged, Mrs. Gordon
Green Lead Movement.
Under sponsorship of the Jack
ion County chapter of American
Bed Cross women's motor
corps for volunteer special serv
ices is being organized. Mrs.
Jack Morrill has been appointed
captain Mrs. Corbin Edgell, ad
jutant, and Mrs. Qordon Green,
lieutenant.
For the benefit of those Inter
ested In enrolling in the motor
corps an information desk is to
be located on the mezzanine of
the Hotel Medford for the rest
of the week from 10 a. m.
until 4 p. m. daily. Enrollment
probably will begin at the close
of the week.
Those in charge pointed out
it is necessary for enrollees to
have their own car and furnish
gasoline. They must have taken
or take a first aid course and
also complete a required course
in motor mechanics, the latter
being organized soon.
Other requirements Include
age, 20-50, must agree to give
required number of hours serv
ice a year, furnish two character
references, doctor's certificate of
health, hold an automobile driv
er's license, carry in her car a
first aid kit, pledge herself to
respond willingly and promptly
to calls for service in connection
with the corps; drive carefully
and alertly and know and com
ply with traffic rules and rcgu-
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HEAD COLD?
Just try a-tnirpose Va-tro-nol up each
nostril. It (1) shrinks swollen mem
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F ASTIR than the blink of any human eye,
the amazing stroboscopic camera catches
film star Dorothy Lewis In one of her bril
liant routines on the ice of the Iridium Room
in New York's Hotel Sb Regis.
Xhe more I smoke, the more
I appreciate Camels," says
Miss Lewis at a late supper
with friends at the St. Regis.
"Their cool, rich flavor is alt
the
more enjoyable because Camels are
so mild with less nicotine in the smoke."
You, yourself, try Camels. You'll like everything about
this slower-burning cigarette of costlier tobaccos. You'll
like that grand flavor and you'll like knowing that
there's leu nicotine in the smoke (it btlou ).
The moKe of slower
burning Camels contains
28 LESS
NICOTINE
than the average of the 4 other
largest-selling cigarettes tested
less than any of them according
to Independent scientific tests
of lit tmokc ilseljl
lations; take advantage of lec
tures and demonstrations of
fered in highway safety and
traffic.
The corps will function under
the Red Cross chapter and will
cooperate in necessary projects
of the civilian defense program,
as well as Red Cross activities.
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PIT RIVER BRIDGE
Redding, Calif., March 16.
(AP) A 40-car Southern Pacific
freight train rolled along track
suspended 500 feet above the
canyon-walled Pit river yester
day, and so inaugurated service
over the highest double deck
bridge in the world.
The train, which also for the
first time covered the 30 miles of
new mainline track from Delta
to Redding, crossed over the
lower deck of the bridge. The
upper level, four lanes wide, will
carry highway traffic when its
approaches are completed, prob
ably by summer.
Both the bridge, 3.588 feet
long, and the road and railway
relocation projects are by-products
of Shasta dam. The old
routes, deep In the canyon, will
be flooded by the water dam will
retain.
Medford Students in
Willamette Program
Willamette University, Salem,
March 16 (Spl.l Six students
from Medford will participate
Saturday night in Willamette
university's centennial Fresh
man Glee, the 34th annual in
terclass song contest. They arc
Helen Chirgwin, George Cod
ding, Jr., Cliff Fangcr, Jacque
line McBce, Patricia Short, and
Jean Wing.
Saturday night's presentation
before a gymnasium crowded
with reminiscing alumni, proud
parents and friends, trustees
and faculty, will climax days of
marching drill and song prac
tice. Each of the classes in turn
will march onto the platform In
an original formation and pre
sent a song written by members
of the class.
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9 LOS TRUCKERS
ASSESSED FINES
Nine logging truck drivers,
charged with operating on the
Crater Lake highway with over
loads, entered pleas of fuilty in
justice court last Saturday and
were fined a flat rate of $2.50
and costs amounting to $4.50,
and an additional 10 per cent
'of the amount of their overload,
I by Justice of the Peace W. R.
I Coleman.
Heaviest fine was paid by
George L. Roberts, of Roseburg.
with an overload of 12.370
pounds. It was $19.30. Next
was Raymond C. Laurance,
Agate, with a 11,500-pound
overload, for a total of $18.50.
Others fined plus the overload
penalty were K. W. Griffiths,
Prospect; David W. Bradley,
Talent, $8; Guy Ellison, Med
ford, $9.80; Chester E. Carter,
Medford, $14.40; Woodrow Wil
son Atwood, Medford, $14.40;
C. E. Carter, Philomath, $16.40,
and Bert Ellis, Medford, $14.20.
Scheduled to appear today
and tomorrow were Richard I.
Wanner, Medford, two com
plaints; Ralph W. Sikcs, Ash
land, two counts; John C. Mc
Graw, Prospect; Frank C. Mc
Namara, Central Point; Henry
T. Single, Talent; Lyle M. Rus
sell, Prospect; Jacob G. Myers,
Shady Cove; Wendell O. Sears,
Shady Cove; Gilman Statiffer.
Medford; and Rolland R, Todd,
Medford.
The complaints were filed
after weight agents of the state
highway commission operated
for several days on the Crater
Lake hishway. It was reported
that if nltfht hauling continued
weight agents would check the
drivers, both night and day.
State and county authorities
said the check ami court action
were taken as a means of curb
ing damppo due to heavy traffic
on the hinhway.
Apple production In the
ing during tne past ju years,
according to the department of
commerce.
It takes high-speed photography to "stop"
Dorothy Lewis's flashing blades, but it's easy
to see her preference for Camels
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DOROTHY LEVCIS studied ballet from the age
of 4, and her routines on the Ice combine the
artistry of the toe-dancer with the speed of the
skater. Her cigarette combines extra mildness
and flavor. She smokes slower-burning Camels.
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TWO NEW PLANES
Slight revision has been mf?
in the time schedule of United
Air Lines at the Medford mu
nicipal airport and two new
Mainliners have been added to
the daily schedule. The new
northbound Mainliner, a flag
stop, will leave the Medford
municipal airport at 8:13 a. m.
and the southbound flagstop
will leave the airport at 7:47
p. m. The revised schedule ap
pears below.
Travel Table
AIRPLANES
Northbound
Leave Mails Clow
4:M ft. m. 3:59 ft. tn.
13:16 p. m. 11:23 ft. m.
4:13 p. m. (PUg stop) 3:18 p. m.
8:13 p. m. (Flag atop) no mall
0:43 p. m. (Flag atop) 0:48 p. m.
Southbound
Leave Mailt Close
10:47 a. m. B:S3 ft. m.
2:37 p. m. (Flag atop) 1:27 p. m.
6:33 p. m. (Flag atop) 4:37 p. m.
7:47 p. m. (Flag stop) no mall
11:47 p. m. 10:S2 p. m.
TRAINS
N or tb bound
Leave
Malls Close
7:60 p. m.
6 60 p m
Southbound
Leave
7.66 a
WnlU Close
0:66 ft m
Worth
3:30 ft m.
716 ft tn.
B 36 ft m.
1 40 p m.
South
13 06 ft m
6 50 ft m.
0 30 ft on
3 50 p m
8.46 p in.
0 05 p tn.
Tu Klnmnth Palls
0 05 p m
From tiiHiualh Falls
0.30 ft m.
Additional Mall Rervlre
Northbound
Vehicle
Star Route
rrucM
rruck
Leave Malls Close
8 35 a m. 8 06 a m
12 30 p m. 12 Moon
Southbound
0 15 p tn.
6:16 p m
Star Route 0 30 p m
0 .00 p m
() To Grant pans only
() To Ashlnnd only.
After reaching a peak of $29,
000,000 in 1916, copper mining
in Alaska has declined to about
$30,000 annually.
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MISS lEVriS works out her routines first la ballet
slippers. Many's the Camel cigarette she smokes as she
relaxes. "Yes, I smoke a good bit," Miss Lewis says.
"I've found Camels milder by far. No matter how
much I smoke, Camels never wear out their welcome."
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QCERY STORE
Elzy Gene Morgan, 17, who
gave his home address as Dufur,
Ore., was to be arraigned in jus
tice of the peace court this after
noon on a charge of burglariz
ing the Anderson Thrift store,
710 South Riverside avenue,
about midnight Sunday,
Arrested by city police at the
corner of 12th street and South
Central avenue, Morgan alleg
edly admitted in a signed state
ment that he stole $6.50 in food
stamps, a $5 defense stamp and
a one dollar bill from the cash
register, and a pair of leather
gloves, a carton of cigarettes, a
tooth brush, a tube of tooth
paste and several packages of
gum.
Morgan said in his alleged
confession that he came to Med
ford Saturday night. He said he
effected entrance to the market
by prying the screen and pad
lock off the front door with an
iron bar he found near the rail
road tracks.
Robert William Speer, 21,
another transient taken into cus
tody with Morgan, was being
held for investigation. Morgan
said he gave Speer the carton
of cigarettes, telling him he pur
chased it.
Federal Income Tax
Es'.imate Is Higher
Portland, March 16. (AP)
The deadline fell for first pay
ments on the federal income tax
today and J. W. Maloney, col
lector of internal revenue, pre
dicted an almost trebled return
in Oregon.
He said 122,983 persons filed
reports last year, paying $7,100,
000 in taxes. He estimated 250.
000 would file this year, paying
between $20,000,000 and $30,
000,000. Most fish are either dead or
dying when found on their
backs; the catfish of the African
swamps is an exception as it
will swim upside down.
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GUN STORES GET
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Hardware and sporting goods
stores of Medford were in re
ceipt of government order
freezing the sale of new fire
arms of all types, to become ef
fective immediately.
Vern Van Dyke of Lamport's
said the freezing order included
new pistols, revolvers and guns
and rifles of all kinds, but not
second-hand guns nor ammuni
tion. The dealers were advised to
write to National Defense Chap
ter, 1-X, War Production Board,
division of industry operations,
Washington, D. C, for informa
tion relative to the new guns
they have in stock.
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FOR CANDIDATES
Salem, March 16. (AP) Sec
retary of State Earl Snell warn
ed today that 5 p. m., March 30,
is the deadline for filing of can
didates and statements for the
voter's pamphlet for the May 15
primary election.
Oregon voters will nominate
candidates for one U. S. senator,
four congressmen, governor, sec
retary of state, superintendent of
public instruction, labor commis
sioner, and three supreme court
justices.
In addition, they will nomi
nate 11 circuit Judges, 10 district
attorneys, 15 state senators, and
all 60 state representatives.
SABOTAGE THEORY EYED
IN SAN FRANCISCO FIRE
San Francisco, March 16 ItP)
The theory of sabotage was
studied today by FBI agents
seeking the cause of a three
alarm fire that caused $25,000
damage to a warehouse and
stored military tractors and hy
draulic equipment.
City Fire Marshal Frank
Opening at Mann's
YlP s
Civilian Defense Activities
The school for instructors in
the civilian defense training
nrncram will ODen tonight St
7:30 o'clock in room 24 at the
senior high school with Paul R.
Washke, professor of physical
education at University of Ore
gon, in charge.
Woman's Motor Corps
Registration for a Women's
Motor Corps will be taken,
tfellv said the blaze started yes
terday inside the locked build
ing, and added:
"It is obvious that this was
not accidental."
The Latin American stamp
mrtinn is soonsoring monthly
displays of philatelic interest at
the Pan American union duuu-
ing, Washington.
ROGUE RIVER TRANSIT COMPANY
BUS SCHEDULE
Leave Medford Leave Camp White
A.M. 6:45 via Central Pt. A.M. 7:25 via Crater Lake
7:00 via Midway Rd. " 7:45 "
7:30 " " " 8:00 ' "
7:45 " " " 8:30 " "
" 9;00 " " " 9:30 " "
" 10:00 " " " 10:30 " "
" 11:00 " " " 11:30 " "
Noon 12:00 " " P. M. 12:30 " "
P. M. 1:00 " " " 1:30 "
2:00 " " 2:30 " "
" 3:00 . " " " 3:30 " "
" 4:00 " " " 4:30 " Central Pt.
4:15 - - 5:15 " Crater Lake
5:00 " " " 5:30 "
" 8:30 ' " " 10:15 "
" 11:00 " " A.M. 12:45 ' "
A.M. 1:15 " " " 2:30 " "
jt:30 " " 6:15 "
Subeet to Revision Without Notice
As Requirements Demand
IMTtrC 40-Ride Ticket $6.00
It 111 Lid Round Trip 40c One Way 25c
Temporary Terminal Hotel Holland, Medford
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The registration Is in chargs
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