MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1942.
Mra. Chrle BkMtcr of Medford.
They will alto play for the next
quere dancing, to be July 34.
The U. 8. O. drive, conducted hera
netted Wtt ucordinf to Mra. Oar
Und Lence. local chelran of eollclt
ing committee.
DEFERRED STATUS
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Roosevelt Specifies
New York Candidate
Washington, July 8. (JP)
President Roosevelt offered to
day to support any democratic
candidate for the ioverrfcrship
of New York who was a libera!
chosen by state lenders and had
supported the administration s
war policies 100 per cent before
Pearl Harbor,
Those were qualifications for
a candidate which Represents The state dining room In th
live J. Kennedy, Tammany leed-h'hi,e House can 100
er, said he had received at a i J
conference with the chief txe- There are no roads on Tul-
DE GIVEN IN
cutive. And, at a press confer
ence later Mr. Roosevelt said
they were "O.K."
agi, peacetime capital of tha
Solomon islands. Traffic Is by
Cae Mcll Tribune want ade.
boat or afoot.
PAGE TWO
Draft Boards Have Final De
cision List of Deferred
Occupations Is Given.
Washington, July 8 UP) The
final decision rested with local
draft boards in all cases today
but Chairmen Paul V. McNutt
of the war manpower commis
sion has issued a list of 138
occupations defined as necessary
in the war effort, in which men
subject to selective service may
be deferred.
The list follows:
Acetylene-burner operator, air
plane inspector, airplane wood
worker, armature winner, as
bestos worker, assembler (fire
arms), assembler (ship and boat
building and repair), babbitter
(bearing), batten maker (ship
and boat building and repair),
boatbuilder (steel and wood)
boilermaker, bollermaker help
er (assembly and erection), boil
er-shop mechanic, bolter-up (ship
and boat building and repair),
boring-machine operator (auto
matic), boring - mill operator.
, bucker-up (construction, ship
and boat building and repair),
burrer (hand), carpenter (ship),
centerless-grinder operator, chas
sis assembler (radio), chipper
(metal), coil assembler (electric),
coll winder (production), core
maker (all-around), crane rigger
ship and boat building and
repair), cylindrical-grinder op-
tor.
Detail assembler, die maker
die maker (Jewelry), die maker
(textile printing), drop-hammer
operator (skilled), dynamo-meter
tester (motor), electrical as
sembler, electrical tester (power
equipment), electrical tester
(radio), electrician (airplane),
electrician (ship) engine-lathe
operator, external-grinder oper
ator production, fabric worker
(aircraft), filer (machine), final
assembler (aircraft), fit-up man
(boiler-making), flanging-press
operator, floor assembler ma
chine shop), foreman (machine
shop), foreman (machine shop),
foreman (nonfer. meal allays
and prod.), foreman (ship and
boatbuilding and repair) forg-lng-press
operator, form build
er, Fox-lnthe operator, fear-
generator opernter (all-around),
tea r-h o b b e r operator (all-
around), fear-shaper operator
(all-around), fear- tooth grinder,
Gisholt-lathe operator, hammer
smith, heat treater, honlngma
chlne operator, horizontul-bor-lng-and-
milling-Machine oper
ator. Inspector (machine shop), In
spector (optical goods), inspect
or, chief, casting, Instrument
maker (electrical), instrument
maker (mechanical), instrument
maker (optical), inter-grinder
operator, operator, Jig-boring
machine operator. Job setter
(machine shop) Joiner (ship and
boatbuilding and Rep.), Keller
machine operator, lapping-machine
operator, lay-out man (boiler
making), lay-out man (foundry),
lay-out man (ship and boatbuild
ing), lens grinder, lens polisnt-r,
litsman, machinist (all-around),
machinist (bench), machinist
(marine) machinist (marine gas
engine), milling machine oper
ator, moldcr floor), mounter
(eyeglass lens), nitry ting acid
mixer, ordnaneeman, oxyacty
lens-cutting-machine operator,
painter (bout finish), painter
(bout rough), parachute packer
patternmaker (metal, pipe fitter,
planer operator (metal), plate
hanger (ship & boatbuilding &
Rep), precision-lens grinder,
profiling-machine operator (skil
led), punch-press operator (auto
matic).
Radlul-drill-preM operator, ra
dio equipment assembler (spe
cial), riveter (aircraft) riveter
(hydraulic), riveter (pneumatic,
skilled), rivet heater, rotary
surface-grinder operator, rotor
core assemble, screw-machine
operator (semi-automatic), sec
tioiial-hydraulic-prcsa operator,
sheet-metal worker helper, ship
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DEFENSE WORKERS!
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TlphoM IA.I Jul d Portia!. Or 090
fitter, ship rigger, skeleton as
sembler, skin man (aircraft),
speed-lathe operator, steel-plate
chalker, still operator, straight
ener (and), straightenlng-press
operator, structural-steel lay-out
man, surface-grinder operator
(multi-skilled), tank tester (ship
and boat building and repair).
thread grinder (machine tool).
thread-milling-machine operator,
tool-grinder operator, tool hard
ener, tool inspector, tool maker,
tuning-machine operator, turret
lathe operator, turret-lathe oper
ator (automatic), vertical-turret-
latne operator, welder (arc),
welde (butt), welder (flash),
wood chalker, yardman (ship
and boat building and repair)
Gold Hill
Gold Hill, July 8 .(Spl.) Mr
and Mrs. Ray Chamberlain and
two daughters of Empire, Ore.,
near Marshfield, camo to spend
the holiday week-end with Mrs.
Chamberlain's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Bozy Topovac. Mr. Cham-
oerinin returned to his work.
Sunday, his wife and daughters
remaining for a longer visit.
Rwnt BUMt of Mr. pi id Mrs rr
wtn Mnpcl wcrs Mr. unci Mrs. Jack
?Dran of Cnquitle, Mr. and Mn. Jim
my Cornutt and Bob PhlUlpn of
Klamath Falla,
Walter Bnwfm nf Klamath Pull
formerly of this ctty, vialtl frlfndi
hM 1ft at weta.
At the remilur mrtlrwr of Ame
thyat Rrbrkah lortRe. on July 1. com
mittees vrm appointed to nerve for
Joint Inataltatlon of officer, with
tha Odd Fellow lode, on July 15
Supper commute will be EtU Car
ter, Pauline Tygart. Ruth Lewlt.
Martin Dorman and Delia KfU. T.n
teruinment, Viola Moora and Bessie
Fenruaon.
Mra. Olney Ed In a ton and baby on.
William Nathan, returned home from
Medford hoiipttal laat Thu radar.
Mlta Mary Lou Tvaajt irft Mon
day fnr Berkeley. Calif . to stay with
relative! whlla attendlnf buMrv-
college. Bhe waa accompanied a fv
a Sacramento by MIm Baa Clem
ent, who will tlntt relatlvet tl ero
for awhile.
Mr and Mra. Harry Kills hnve
moved to a farm in the Wil'ow
Bprlnna dlatrlrt. They had lived
near Brale In the eontonment area
for the pat aeveral yeara.
Jerry Arbtickl and Bud Clifford
spent tha week-end at their homea
In Fre-no. They are. employed at
Camp White and stay at tha Alva
Walker home.
Owen Wood of Weed. Calif, spent
the week-end here with hia wile who
ta visiting hr mother, Mrs. Mary
M ore lor k.
Jesa and Dalty OUohrlat and Mr
and Mra Char lea A vena pcnt Run
day at Hornhrook, with Mr. and Mn
Burt Johnaon.
Mra. Norman Wrtaht nd babv
son of Dn-den. Orenon. are Rue(n
hera of her aunt, Mrs. Paul Thomp
son and family.
Mr. and Mra. William Jordan apnt
tho week-end lth friend in Ash
land Becent siieats of Mr. and Mrs. W
B. Forca wera Mra. Ftrc's nlec. Mra
Maude Oee and Mr. Or 9 of Medford
Howard Kell and aona. Ijirry and
Donald of Oakland. Calif , vialied his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kell.
over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Darling and
daughter, Mrs. Gladys Brewer, and
her bnby daughter, all of Fort Klam
ath, called on friends here Friday.
They are former long-time resident
ol this city.
Ralph Cupp of prlnevtlle. Ora., vls
ttK) at tlu home of hts Bister, Mra
Merrltt Davis, and family, Friday and
Saturday.
Buddy Blair. Alvla Winn, Gerald
Lewis and Buzz Shoemaker spent
the week et-d at Lake O Woods.
Walter McLean and Bob Robert
son spent Tuesday and Wedne&day
flflhtng on th North Fork of Rogue
River.
Mra. Amy Martin went to Port
land, July 7 to visit Mr. and Mra
George Htimmeraly. former realdenta
of Gold Hill.
Mr. and Mra. James Blevtns and
son. Jtmmle. and Mr. and Mrs. Curtis
i Parker and da tighter, Elaine, spent
Sunday at Crescent City and other
coast points.
Mr. and Mra. Hugh Hayes and
daughter, Knthryn. accompanied Mr.
and Mra. Fred Baker and family of
Medford to Etna. Calif., last week to
visit Mr. Bnker's parents.
Mildred and Grace Gall were re
cent guests of their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Wilson of Med
ford, for several days,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Byerley are
spending this week visiting In Port
land. Donald Crawford of Medford apent
crveral dnya Imt week with hla un
cle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Kell. Oue. t at the Kelt's horns this
week Is Mra. Kelt's sister. Mrs. Del
venriahl of Bellinvham. Wash.
Mr and Mra Ie wt1on and fam
ily have moved to California after
several month's residence hers while
Mr. Wilson was employed at Camp
White.
Gloria Kllgore, returned hens Frl
tv from Snrngue River, whera she
spent the nast month with her fath
er Rov Klleore and his parents. Rke
accomnanled her srandpareuu. Mr
and Mrs Curl Lents, and her aunt.
Mm. Gilbert lentr. to Ban Francisco
on ftaturdav Gloria will remain there
with her mother for a while and the
I-rnts will return here after a few
rtav'a vacation.
Mr. and Mm. Burt Joh naon of
H;rnhrook were recent guests of
Mis. Daisy Gilchrist. Thev were ac
ccmpanlfd hnme bv Miss Csrol Cam
eron. ooutn of Mra Johnstm, who
will visit 'hfm for a while.
Hnrv Tvssrt. son of Mr. and Mrs
Frank Tviart. cut an arm on thin
ntna sheara. v.-hlle working at tht
Modoc orchard, recentlv.
Richard McKay. Inducted Into tht
army Isst month. Is now stationed
at Camp Csllan. Calif.
Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs
Rov Centers end family were Mr
and Mrs M L. Palmer of Grants
Pase Also. Mrs Mary Ann Centers
of Freeno. aunt of Mr. Centera. whom
he had nut sen for twenty years.
Mrs. Amy Koa and two children
spent, lust week with Mrs. John
Short, at Lake Creek.
Ttw was an attendance of about
P4 at the tan recreation meeMm
held in the Orange hall. Commun
ity singing ws enjoyed before th
square clsnclng commenced, mustc
tor w:iu-h as furnmhed Mr. and
n
J. H. Laong
Herbalist
YICK SO HERB CO.
Harb nmtdlM IIt1jU disorder, ot goltra. ttom
ach. lung, llTr hart. kidny bladdar promt
giana. pllM. catarrh, tlnut nlhmi high blood
proKur. dropiy. tumor, rhaumatitm khiki
tomach ulcar. comtipatlon lumbago bronchitli
ytllow lrtr. and famala complaint!.
Duly 10 l. m. to 6 p. m.
Sunday 11 :30 A. M. to 1 :30 P. M.
Call or Writ. Phon. 5817
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