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PAGE EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1942. Warning: Preserve Under Glass I fry ...islii . ... k . 4. m nder glass docs not apply U comely Mlaa Ann Miller, but to bar hlp-lenitb silk stacaiois amy pair on the roast. Because ot ' srecioas nalaro and necessity of hh In coming movie, stockings were tored in new "dura-flan" container! when not In me. .:. . --; ., , . . ' . - ' ' " . v;Pf- ) 7 LIFE-SAVER On of nlno Miami Beach beautiei undergoing life-guard training there, pretty candidate Eileen Knapp ii hown with "torpedo" life preserver. Weighing little more thee pound, novel and practical gadget can lupport nine pertont. San Francisco, Aug. 19. JP Some 3,500 Washington and Oregon Japanese will be trans ferred to Wyoming and Idaho within the next throe weeks, the Wartime Civil Control adminis tration announced today. Eleven hundred Japanese who formerly lived In central Wash ington, will be transferred from the Portland, Ore., assembly center about August 29 to the Heart mountain relocation cen ter at Vocation, Park county, Wyoming. The movement to the camp on the Shoshone river, 13 miles northwest of Cody, will take about two days. Another 2,400 from north western Oregon will start mov ing September 8 from Portland to the Minidoka relocation cen ter at Eden, Jerome county, Ida This site Is 15 miles east of Twin Tails. The transfer will take about four days. ' The Oregon Japanese were removed months ago from their homes in Multnomah, Clacka mas, Washington, Yamhill, Tilla mook. Clatsop and Columbia counties. Portland, Aug. 19. (P) No legal beer flowed in Prlneville today. The State Liquor Control com mission yesterday suspended for five days the licenses of all the city's dispensers, who were con victed of permitting the. opera tttnwht t ha nit fnr BrmerratloD tion of slot machines for gam bling. The suspensions and convic tions followed raids by state and local police enforcing an order of Lieut. Gen. John L. DeWitt, western defense commander, to halt operation of slot machines. PAY OF TEACHERS HELD INADEQUATE Portland. Aug. 1 9. OP) The Oregon State Teachers' associa tion today conducted a survey of readjustments in the salaries of teachers In the state's school districts. Dr. Frank Parr, executive secretary, said that teachers are underpaid in normal times and now that the war Is on salaries are even more Inadequate. Small districts operating on limited budgets which do not permit increased salaries are threatened with a teacher short age, he said. YOUTH DROWNS Salrm. Aug. 19 iP Johnny Gisso. 18, Turner, was drowned yesterday when he f 1 Into a gravel pit one mile east of Tur ner. As he walked along a path a' -ve the pit, he apparently be came ill and fell. 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KNX: uance orcn, komu; Musical Mallbag. KSL. 8:30 p. m. Musters of Music KOMO. KOW: Death Volley Days. KSL: Clete Roberts Reports, KOO. THE WORLD AT ITS WORST I LjJnls 1 L I V&UR PARENTS Wf A? Effp lb THE ARfflJMErJf BV 1UUN& V00 TO 'DO WriAT MDl) TRinK IS rVifertT, 'DEAR; WHICH MDl) REfU.'IE IS JUST AMOIriER WAV Of SRNd 15 TO WHAiTTriEV WAtJf AND LIKE IT ljfa!.','.j) ACROSS L Apropos a. tllsached 8. Corroded IS. Roman heuss bold sod Jt Meadow It, Uland of New York statsi abbr. la. Treelate plela In Florida ts. Oeaalonal symbol for Is. Wear a war erbium li. Smell ssplosloa tl. Splnnlna toe II. Before Pre aen tad 41. cur in Nerada 44. Naatle tt. Conk with dry haat 4T. abetter 41 Attire o. Abandon 1 Certalnlng te Tl naaar II. Collertloa a facte If. Make epoefhee: harrmroue II. Greek letter I. LukevBrrn If. Leaf of the palmyra palm 1. Tie f' Thtn paper IS. Asaorf.va of - Joahua It. Make dslnf 15 Ovane IT. ('ana forth II Arrow polaolt II. 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RECAPTURE PLANT rhunsklnff Autf. 19 (7PI Chinese forces have recaptured Wenchow, important port on lha nnthern Chekianff nrovince coast which the Japanese seized a month ago, the Chinese mgn rommand announced tonight. Its communique, however, rt nnrted that Chinese defenders were compelled by heavy Jap anese pressure to abandon but phnnv in southwestern Cheki- ana- The vletnrv and defeat occurred the same day, last Saturday, the communique said Closing tlms for Classified Ads 8 a m. Too lata to Classify 13 p. m. BV GLUT A3 WILLIAMS 01 1 Irni3;A;rN CO"AiD3E sI3p f ILL? IliQ U Q'C E'H S Vj D A;Rll C B Inf 1 L E E Solution Of Yesterday's Putzle . Mills oh! Id CI. After acne SI. Took the pert ot si. No: ScotoS S. Corded elota DOWN U. Deep revereaca 1. Plan eau.-e I. Touns aalmoa I. II'IU.M 4. Llvli.,ns of a eorolla I. Mountain ridge a cut off 1. Prepare for t&a praaa t. Surrender I. Mare'RSI Rots 10. Kln.l of balaam 11. rno'ne aword 11. Wind Indicators II. Amr'fan Indian it Afted !. Shnrt skirts IS. rmtuberam-e en the akull ?1 Covr the Ina'de ?. T.-tuthful veers 3' tVoo.Vn shoe II P.O'.itMe elliptical 14. rVapd up If. Aaernded 4n. Throb 45 Oriental 41. Turn to ths r'eht 4 Mv h.-tt 44 Cnii-.lerd (10. if ttoa II. Sue'.-int; p-t'o J !1N J4. Oeoiia "f the V -e -'s i a -V.I..B ea -ot II. TrcuKe ta I TO START DUTIES AS USODIRECTOR Will Represent Y.M.C.A. Pacific College Student Much Experience. George Upton of Brooklyn, New York, arrived In Medford yesterday where he will serve as USO director, representing the Y. M. C. A. In the service or ganization center. He comei to the USO center after many years experience in Y. M. C. A. activ ities and said today he Is anxious to begin work in his new posi tion. Upton was for 19 years secre tary of the Merchant Marine Y. M. C. A. In Seattle, Wash., and for the past two years has been executive secretary of the Bethel Ship Merchant Marine, Y. M. C. A. in Brooklyn. He is not a newcomer to the Pacific coast as he resided for eight years in Oregon and attended Pacific academy and Pacific col lege at Newberg and "is glad to get back to Oregon." - The new director .said that he feels that USO, a combination of service organizations in the country, is one of the largest movements America has ever seen. It is the first time, he explained, whei. large social or ganizations have united in one movement and it is the greatest experimen' in pure democracy that this country has ever under taken. Upton stated that the presence of a large number of troops in the vicinity of Med ford is indeed a "challenge to the community for everyone to work together in a spirit to accomplish." Upton's arrival in Medford has been anticipated by the USO council for some time. The new director represents the Y, M. C. A., which had been designat ed at the beginning of USO activities in thL city to handle the permanent center, the pres ence of Y. W. C. A. officials here being temporary. Mrs. Helen Small, who has acted as USO director under Y. W. C. A. has served efficiently in her capacity and with an anticipated USO program In Ashland, where the activity has been extended, is assisting with fundamental USO problems in that city. Mr. Upton's wife and two chil dren, Jerry, age 8 and Clara- belle, age 12, are spending a short time in Seattle and plan to come to Medford In the near future to take up residence. CHINOOK RUN STARTS Astoria, Ore., Aug. 19. (P)- Gillnet boats landed an average of 1,000 pounds of Chinook sal mon here today, indicating that the annual run started. Some craft brought in as much as 1 600 pounds. MINERS END "HOLIDAY' Cumberland, B. C. Aug. 19. Voluntarily terminating their "holiday"' taken to back up a demand for a 30 per cent in crease in pay, miners at the Cumberland and Nanaimo col lieries were back at work today pending hearing of their de mands by the National V.ij Labor board. HAP HOPPER, Washington Correspondent Reception Committee 1 (? PS4.4 ACC T-'Na.S . Ml JOCIV 1 -ST MUST BE MiMe8J1,",1,1,1,I,I"l I AT THAT W vjexi. wavE piENNY OUT hS MlfeT MAVE LOST f 1 WAITING OUrSIOt.. f INM-kEEPERf TU . I IN TH' BS CAR! WONDCt? I VERY I SOON NOi-l. WAP: AW I M MIM ,IC1. Af-TtR ALL, J . .. THOUGH VWY MYt-TERV TO Ml I WHO AU. W-i PALS ARE ! I IMOMENT..I ONLY HOP? ME CAN LEAP f TUAT tCILLEt? k40WS ' f . THY F.o Firry kkom HUSOT B- - J s-aaav--eee--4l U TO THAT NAZI t Bcwlv 8)y sVICHTf ) " I f uCt-bTO BAIL HiRE 0 5UCK.t , saiaaaSBafa?1aawnaesas-eaea-- WW ' 'M. eOTEUR..T0llkiHT rog anK ' f ' "U" "'fyyy 7 ) LI'L ABNER No Party Line Ey Al Cap- 'vtiT' V-f Q.-r i T-T-t aiHt aluowco t- vhut"-aTJt-aTlid AMIS IX LCT a I''. TrilVOlfMtirf I -WMO I TELL TOU.SlSTEe V MAM I TTrj.1. -YOU.SISTUL ' bAlSV ? SLAP IT Nr I LLLI n IVTiri.' v CAiO Fff I THE. SUBSCRIBER PmONC I THE SUBSCRIBE!. MAE. ( OVER TMEe. V , B-tiur AM CAINT Jf IT? IkEQuESrED THAT NUM6R? REQUESTED THAT SCPtAdO. 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STRANGE AS IT SEEMS PUB TO LACfcOE OysaZH, THOlXSrl K j.' a.'wa.a. -v e mi ai i' s r sr - a r r 5AAAUEU COLT MAPeTHB IN 1835 AFTER- A CLOSE zXSDi OF A PISTOL. PEPPEpV' AM fcNCiErAT FiREARAr-NEVER PRATCAU WHICH MAS BEEN ON EXUlSlTtON IN TH5 TOWBR. OP LONDON FOR NEACL.Y iOO YtARS COLT Thousands had seen the an:ient "pistol pepperbox." crude repealing firearm, on exhibition In the Tower of London, but it remained for Samuel Colt to make some practical use of the idea. His famous Colt repeating pistol was later to revolutionise warfare. DROWNED FISH When measured, the water of Lincoln's Oak Creek Lake showed less than one part oxygen in 2.000.000 parts of water. The minimum oxygen content upon which fish can live Is two parts oxygen per 1.000.000. ii- 15,000 PiSU rt4 , r4tg.,PBOVVfiEP WON NIGHT Edited T,a: by JOHN MX (2.W. Bgi06S KlCKWOOD AAO. SCORED A WITH A PUTTER. by Drew Pearson and Bob Allen at 8- 7
