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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1942.
EQUIPMENT GOING
n 10
I1ULI. 10
TERMED TRICKLE
Supplies From U. S. Could be
- Replaced in Three Days
Production, is Word.
General MacArthura head
quarterr, Australia, Aug. 7 (IP)
United Statei equipment tent
to Australia Is a "trickle" which
could be replaced by three dayi
of America's war production, ac
cording to an authoritative
source who cannot be specifi
cally identified. He was unable,
he said, to disclose the exact
figures because of military se
crecy, but he declared Australia
was carrying her own load and
any view that great sacrifices
were being made in war areas
elsewhere for Australia's de
fense were unwarranted. Other
areas are not being stripped of
war goods for her benefit, he
said.
The Australian and American
public has been somewhat con
fused concerning the situation
because of necessary secrecy, he
continued, but he said he could
disclose that the greatest part
of the defense forces of Aus
tralia are Australian. The inci
dent to this defense from abroad
would scarcely compensate for
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Australian troops that are In
war theaters, he added.
Few Plane
Although in the air a much
greater relative percentage of
strength In the Southwest Paci
fic is American, it is "insignifi
cant" when compared with
American potentialities, he
added.
As to United States ships, he
said, these would little more
than balance the losses of serv
ices of Australian ships abroad.
Norman Stockton, the Mel
bourne Herald's war correspond
ent, asserted today that the time
had come for some very plain
speaking on the subject of mili
tary aid to Australia.
"We do not want another
Malaya, another Java, yet I say
all the potentialities are here,"
he declared. "Our capacity to
defend Australia depends upon
the aid we receive from the
United State.
"For the time being, at least,
MacArthur, the most offensive
minded of all allied generals,
has been placed in the position
where apparently he cannot
take the offensive.
"The United States has con
sidered that this country, in the
wider strategy of global war,
must play a secondary role for
the balance of mz perhaps
longer."
FIND BODY IN LAKE
finnban. Ati0 7 I il T
body of Roy Spooner, for which
sheriff's officers had been
searching since he was reported
missing Monday, was found
floating in Liberty lake yester
day.
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Salad Dressing
Pt. 26c Qt. 41 c
Karavan White QA.
Syrup. 101b. Jars 9oC
Flavor Ada 4
4 pkgs 1 UC
FLOUR
Kitchen Queen $4 AQ
49 lb. bag .09
Drifted Snow
2414 lb. bag .
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3 lbs sCOC
Certo
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Baking Powder IJ
Gold Label, 12-os OC
2 lb.
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f.7g.... 23C
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10 giant bars. ...... 43c
Case (0 bars $3.30
Camay Soap
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AND SAVE
In New
mmmmmrm im iji..liialiii'U, 1 1 ' 111
Lynn Barl quietly enjoys
Henry Fonda's discomfort as she
takes him for his sock in 'The
Magnificent Dope", hilarious
comedy which opens a week's
Dead Enders Get Tough
"V-
Bobby Jordon and Leo Gorcey
nip Japanese sabotage and
treachery in the bud in The
"Dead End" Kids' newest rough
house, "Let's Get Tough", which
comes to the Holly Theatre Sun
Cottage Grove, Ore., Aug. 7.
(T) State police and FBI agents
searched today for an incendi
ary, believed to have set a fire
which last night virtually de
stroyed the big J. H. Chambers
and Son sawmill here and two
other blazes in this area within
the past two weeks.
Chief of State Police Charles
Pray said he thought a "danger
ous pyromaniac" was on the
loose.
He classed the three fires as a
single case on which every man
of the state police investigation
department was working. FBI
agents went into action immedi
ately. Chambers estimated the fire
damage at his mill at $300,000
It was one of the three largest
mills in Lane county with a
daily capacity of 130,000 board
feet. The fire swept the mill,
dry kiln, planing mill and 3,000,
000 feet of lumber, he said.
Previously the $73,000 home
of Walter Woodard, Cottage
Grove lumberman, was burned.
A few days later his mill had a
$40,000 fire.
Police Chief Myron Perry of
Cottage Grove also reported evi
dence pointing to arson in the
Chambers mill blare.
91STBUYS $4,076
F
Men of the 01st Infantry Divi
sion at Camp White are not only
training to ficht the Axis with
bullets and mechanized equip-1
meni wnen the time comes, they
are right now doing their part
with dollars, plenty of them.
Following their first pay days
August 1 and 3, officers and en
listed men of the 91st purchased
$4,078 worth of war bonds and
ON WESTERN
VieaAirt&Ch&it cf Flavor...
Comedy
engagement today at the Rialto
Theatre. Don Ameche stars with
Fonda and Miss Barl. The pic
ture follows on the heels of an
other great laugh show, "Take
a Letter, Darling."
day for a three day run as the
added feature with, "Meet the
Stewarts", starring William Hoi
den and Frances Dee. The later
comedy is a gay story of dumr
Brides and too-smart grooms.
stamps, according to the 91st
division war bond officer. And,
this sum docs not include the
sizeable amount deducted from
their pay checks under the vol
untary allotment system, the of
ficer said.
Erb Says Freedom
Must Be Purchased
In Many Payments
Klamath Falls, Aug. 7 (JPh-
Freedom must be bought on the
installment plan with a never-
ending series of payments, Dr.
Donald M. Erb, president of the
University of Oregon, told mem
bers of the Oregon association
of real estate boards at their
convention banauct last night.
"Our history Is teeming with
wars," he declared. "Our his
tory shows that we are a violent
people. Our nation was born of
revolution. We have had our
bloody civil war, we have had
lynchlngs, vigilante govern
ments, the Ku Klux Klan.
violent and bloody strikes, our
navmarket riots.
"In not one of our wars have
we been prepared for war.
we have never been willing to
keep up on our installment pay
ments for freedom."
Damaged Troopship
Is Landed . On Belly
Buffalo. N. Y.. Aub. 7 IJPt
After circling the Rnffaln ?r.
port for more thnn piuM hnun
while its crew struggled to make
emergency repairs to a damaged
gear, a Curtis commando trans
port Diane (C-46) landed ln.t
night without Injury to Its seven
occupants and with only minor
damage to the "troonshin nf h
air."
The commando, built bv the
Curtiss Wright corporation air
plane division to transport sol
diers. Jeeps and linht artillery,
had nearly exhausted its fuel
supply when Curtiss test pilot
Herbert Fisher brought it In for
a "belly" landing.
A warm current from the At
lantic, supposedly a "finser" of
the Gulf stream, keeps Mur
mansk an Ice-free port
HIGHWAYS 2WlN
T
$205,514,657,286 Author
ized Between June 1,
1940 and June 30, 1943.
Washington, Aug. 7. &l
A compilation of congress' fiscal
activity showed today that the
staggering sum of $203,314,657,
286 had been appropriated or
authorized between June 1, 1640
to June 30, 1943 for expenditure
to provide the nation's defense
and war needs.
The figures, including a break
down of both war-necessitated
and "normal" appropriations
voted this year, were prepared
by the bureau of the budget and
were placed In the congressional
record by Senator Glass (D-Va)
and Rep. Cannon (D-Mo), chair
men of the house and senate ap
propriations committee.
Mostly For War
Of the $139,770,114,641 ap
propriated during this session,
Cannon pointed out that approx
imately $133,370,000,000 was
ear-marked for war purposes
while approximately $6,400.000,.
000 was tagged for ordinary
costs of government.
Glass, in his analysis of the
figures, declared that congress
had reduced appropriations for
the normal activities of govern
ment by $1,667,005,150.89 below
last year's figures, and made in
creases in that category of
$579,872,154, leaving a net cut
of $1,087,132,996.71.
Made In Advance
In citing the three-year $205,
514,657,286 total on the books
far war expenditures, Cannon
eirmhasized that the figure did
not represent actual expendi
tures.
"Appropriations and authoriz
ations," he said, "need to be
made far in advance in order
that programs of orders for ma
terial, weapons, naval vessels.
merchant ships and all other
war-effort requirements may be
integrated with the recruitment
and training of manpower, and
the long range planning and con
duct of the war in the various
theatres of action where that
way may be fought.
PRE-FLIGHT CLASS
IS PLANNED HERE
IN COMING TERM
Preparations are being made
by city school authorities for of
fering a course In pre-flight
training to local high school sen
iors the coming school term ac
cording to E. H. Hedrick, city
school superintendent. The
courses are to be taught by Miss
Mary Jean Barnes, Phoenix.
The pre-flight courses are be
ing offered at the request of the
federal government, Mr. Hed
rick states, and will be for sen
ior boys and girls who have had
sufficient mathematics and sci
ence instruction as a prerequis
ite. It is expected that a large
number of students will avail
themselves of the opportunity
for this special training.
Miss Barnes ,a graduate of the
Southern Oregon College of Ed
ucation at Ashland has a pilot's
lirense and a ground Instructor's
certificate. She has recently
been teaching classes In meteor
ology and navigation for the air
patrol and civilian defense work
In the county and last year was
a laboratory assistant at the
Ashland college.
Mr. Hedrick stated today that
greater stress would be laid on
mathematics and science classes
in hlph school this coming term
since this training is needed as
a background for so many war
Industries and for the service.
He pointed out that the Medford
high school has always stressed
these subjects, due to the fact
that an unusually large percent
age of graduates enter Annap
olis, West Point, Harvard. Yale
and other institutions requiring
WESTERN HOMES
NALLEYS
mam
these courses, but that even
greater stress would be given
them for the next few years.
Some 10.000.000 disabling in
juries are suffered in accidents I A modern passenger locomo
of all kinds in the United States j tive of the steam type costs from
each year. $80,000 to $100,000.
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