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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. ORGEON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1942
$1,300 INCREASE
CAMP LAND CASE
Increasing by $1,300 the gov
ernment's offer of $5,700 for 361
acres of land in the Camp White
area formerly owned by Ray
Bowen, a U. S. district court
trial jury last night returned a
verdict that $7,000 was a Ju.il
and fair compensation for the
property. Bowen, through At
torney Edward C. Kelly, had
asked $13,000 (or the land. The
jury deliberated about two
hours.
Another trial Jury was today
hearing arguments of counsel foi
the defense and the government
in the condemnation suit of the
government versus Ruth and J.
P. Warren, who are asking $22
000 for 240 acres in the canton
ment area. The government has
offered $9,000. The Jury viewed
the property yesterday after
noon and was expected to have
the case late this afternoon. At
torney Charles W. Reames is
representing the Warren's, Ber
nard H. Ramsey and George
Codding the government.
Another jury was empaneled
by Judge James Alger Fee this
morning to hear the case or the
government versus May E. Bowl
ing, "former owner of 70 acres
in the camp area. The Jurors are
John L, Detwiler, Frank C. Al
bert, E. L. Scott, H. F. Piatt,
and Etha W. Wall, all of Med
ford; Clinton Price, Wolf Creek;
August Erickson. Gold Hill; E
H. Harbeck and W. M. Richard
son, both Grants Pass; Harry E.
Harding, Trail; Frank Hens-
peter, Jacksonville and U. Grant
Davis, Rogue lliver.
The defendant la represented
by Attorney Kelly.
Conrad P. Wessela, associate
forester of the U. S. Depart
ment of Agriculture, bureau of
entomology, has been commis
sioned a first lieutenant In the
U. S army air force and will
leave here Sunday night for
Miami Beach, Fla., to enter the
Air Forces Officer Training
school.
Lieutenant Wessela, for the
past 10 years, has been In
charge of blister rust control
work In southern Oregon and
northern California, with head
quarters In Medford. He will be
succeeded here by Douglas R.
Miller, an associate forester
from California, who has ar
rived to assume his new posi
tion. Lieutenant Wessela la the
fourth local man to receive a
commission and attend the of
ficer trail, ing school, the others
being Captains Glenn L. Jack
son. Floyd Hart and William F.
Fluhrer.
eluded wooded section near here.
Authorities said the suspect
had bought the shirt with a ser
geant's chevrons at Kenosha.
He was arrested last night for
"investigation of suspected im
personation and illegal use of
an army uniform," according to
Elgin police. The suspect ap
parently Is not enlisted In the
army, they said.
Springfield Til., Sept. 10 U.B
Gov. Dwight H. Green today
ordered the mobilization of
1,000 offlceri and men of the
Illinois reserve militia to stand
by In their armories as a pre
cautionary measure for possible
strike duty at the Western
Cartridge company plant at East
Alton, 111.
An announcement Issued by
the office of Adj. Gen. Leo M.
Boyle of the Illinois state re
serve militia said the troops
would remain at thei armories
pending further developments."
Petrillo Forces
Program Off Air
Cincinnati, O.. Sept. 10 U.PJ
The Cincinnati Conservatory
of Music has been forced off the
air for the first time in nine
years by a ruling of James
Caesar Petrillo, American Fed
eration of Musicians president
conservatory officials said- to
day.
Conservatory officials said
Petrillo "has made another move
toward dictatorship over the mu
sic In the United States" in for
bidding the institution's weekly
network broadcast on the
grounds that non-union musi
cians were employed.
OKEHS BUSINESS
COURSE AT 0. S. C.
Portland, Ore., Sept. 10. tll.R)
The State board of Higher
Education announced today It
had approved a "business tech
nology" curriculum at Oregon
State college after Acting Presi
dent F. A. Gilfillan had criti
cized the proposed curriculum
on grounds it was "unworkable
and foredoomed to failure before
it starts."
The vote was eight to one In
favor . of adoption of the new
course, with R. W. Ruhl, mem
ber of the curriculum commit
tee from Medford, voting no.
President-Elect A. L. Strand,
present at the meetiqg, made no
comment.
The board In a meeting which
lasted well into last night fol
lowing a full day of committee
sessions, also named P. M. Dunn
of Utah State college as per
manent dean for the school of
forestry at Oregon State, con
sidered numerous financial
problems, and acted upon a long
list of personnel changes.
Personnel changes included:
Southern Oregon College of
Education: Otto Wilda as assist
ant professor of English.
Cm Mall Tribune Want ads.
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Beirut, Sept. 10 (U.R) Wen
dell Willkle, special U. S. envoy
touring the Middle East, said
today upon his arrival here that
he was confident Turkey would
maintain her neutrality and
would not permit the axis to
pass through her territory.
Willkie told a press confer
ence after arriving from Ank
ara that he had "great admir
ation for Turkey's firm, un
shaken, steadfast neutrality de
spite great German pressure."
COUNTY COURT VISITS
BUTTE FALLS SECTION
The county court members,
headed by County Judge J. B.
Coleman, are inspecting road
conditions In the Butte Falls
iJiHumTrriimrimn
district today. They left this
morning with lunch buckets in
honl and will viait the PTOSDeCt-
Butte Falls road, which has
been used extensively for log
hauling. The county plans to
spread 10.000 yards of gravel
over the route. County Engl,
neer Paul B. Rynning accom
panied the official.
Closing time for Classified ada s
a. m. To lata to Classify 13:34
p. m.
' aswaa) col mom, u.
O LADIES' SUITS -SLACKS
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HELD IN SLAYINGS
Sparta. Wis., Sept. 10 41.10
Police at Elgin. 111., informed
authorities here today that they
had arrested a man wearing an
army shirt as a suspect In the
brutal sex slaying of two Ken
osha, Wis., welfare workers.
Elgin police said the suspect
had .difficulty explaining his
whereabouts at the time the
women. Miss Dorothy Daun, 32.
and Miss Neil PletranRell, 2S.
were raped and slain in a se-
uickie Walkouts
Ended At 'Frisco ,
San Francisco, Sept, 10 (U.R)
An estimated 750 workers ic
turn to their jobs on five wai
projects today after "quickie
walkouts called in protest
against working on a State hoh
day without time and one-half
overtime pay.
The navy announced that the
walkouts yesterday were in
spired by "puny minority ol
labor leaders" and served to de
lay work on the projects with
out complete stoppage.
CONVICTS ESCAPE
Yakima, Wash.. Sept. 10.
(U.R) Police today sought two
Walla Walla, Wash., state peni
tentiary inmates who disap
peared from the labor camp har
vest work camp, 10 miles south
of Yakima. State patrolmen said
the men were Schuler H. Bucks.
42, and Milton Bergerson, 27
Both men have long criminal
records, officers said.
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