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J- PAGE SIX MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1942. LOCATED BY F.B.I. San Francisco, Sept. 12 (UP) A cache of "at least $30,000" more in cash, stocks, gold and Jewelry belonging to Saverlo Arianl, former Chicago bank president, has been seized, the federal bureau of Investigation announced tonight. Arlani, 64, his wife, Minnie, and their sons, Carlo, 33, and Romolo, 30, were arrested Sept. 4 at their San Francisco home on charges of concealing assets from bankrupt estate. Agents obtained nearly $50,000 In cash, stocks and other assets In a safe at the Arianl home when they were arrested. Agents also found a receipt for safe deposit box at the Hlbor nla Savings and Loan Society in San Francisco, which Arianl ad mitted was his, although it was under a fictitious name. The box, opened today, yielded $2000 in cash, $719 in gold, $10,000 in U. S. government bonds, $2,000 in railway equipment and realty company bonds, four diamonds, two gold bracelets, two diamond lavallers, three gold watches and 008 shares of miscellaneous stocks. Arianl, president of the de funct Italian state bank at Chi cago, disappeared in 1931 on eve of an audit by state bank excm lners. An embezzlement indict ment against him was dismissed later with leave to reinstate. An extradition hearing for removal of the family will be held Sept. 24. The $100,000 confiscated by the FBI will be held as evidence when the family faces trial with the possibility the trustee in bankruptcy may liquidate assets to pay off creditors. Mrs. Arianl and the two sons were freed on bond, but Ariani remained in Jail in lieu of $23. 000 bail. CliMtnf Urn, for Clawlflrtf ada a a. m. To lata to CUuairj ia:jo p. m. If III I - - s i aiaaajaaa, tw',8. , -; 'C t aV; . m f ' !- Y S, BENEFICIARIES Mr. and Mrs. A. Norton of Washington, D. C. receive their first allotment check from the postman. Son Richard was recently drafted. During the September 1-5 period, abeut 72,000 checks were mailed. Are you, Adolf, and you, Tojo, following suit? Russ Sniper Meets Brazilian Soprano MPS A FACT! Come ever and ice for yourself We have lots of Used Can In GRANTS PASS PRICED RIGHT! 1940 CHEVY TOWN SEDAN 1940 PONTIAC SEDAN 1940 PLYMOUTH COUPE 1939 CHEVROLET COUPE 1939 PLYMOUTH SEDAN 1938 PLYMOUTH SEDAN 1937 PLYMOUTH TOWN SEDAN 1940 CHEVY lVi TON TRUCK HANNUM & KELT CHEVROLET WE ALSO HAVE HOUSE TRAILERS fi 'ADMITS REVENGE ARKANSAS, UTAH MURDER OF FOUR Mayor La Guard! does the honora as Lieutenant Liudmllla Pavlk-henklt woman Soviet iniper, shakes with Bido Sayao, Brazilian opera star, at New York's CIO-L'SO Labor Salutes the Armed Forces' ceremonies. 714 So. 6th St. GRANTS PASS Phone 69 BRITISH FLIERS MAKE LIFE EASY FOR YANKEE PALS A Spitfire Base Somewhere In England, Sept. 12 (U.PJ R. A. F- pilots have given up some og their best planes, fields and barracks to boost American mor ale by making United States fliers feel at home. In some cases, British filers are living In tents at half-finished fields, while Yanks occupy comfortable bilHets at their for mer bases. British officers have loaned out cooking staffs until such time as the Americans can organize their own facilities. As a result, I found In a tour of American bases here. United States fliers have the greatest respect for their British com rades. The British, too, are most pleased with the Americans. American fighter pilots, who from the "infantry of the air in sky battles over the continent. are the prima dinnas of the United States army air forces in Britain. Their .every ache, pain. gripe, and sign of temper are noted carefully by doctors, intel llgense officers and flight com manders. A careful watch Is kept on their morale, which may depend on any number of circumstances from the meals they eat to the entertainment that is provided during their off-hours. American officers have told me and I believe It from what I've seen here that the morale of American pilots in Spitfire squadrons is the highest of any fliers anywhere. Among factors which contri bute to this are the confidence the American pilots have in their equipment and the respect they have for the men who command them. Great competition exists be tween the various American Spitfire squadrons in Britain. and it is not unusual for fliers to hand around the field during their leisure hours for fear they may miss something. But the competitive spirit . disappears once the men are in the air. For they know their lives depend on teamwork. E AIR HERO'S STORY San Rafael, Cal., Sept. 12 U.B Sgt. H. M. Varner of San Rafael tonight told residents of his home town of his travels as one of the seven crewmen of "Alex ander the Swoose,' famed Flying Fortress bomber. Ha said the ship scored hits on three Japanese transports, two cruisers, an on tanker, and shot down five enemy planes over Macassar Straits. It is the only American plane to return to this country after fighting all over the Pacific. . ClotiBf tlnw for CluMe4 ads a. m, To lata to Clauuy 12:30 p. m. MORMON MEET POSTPONED Salt Lake City. Sept. 12 CU.R Annual general conference ses- sions of the Latter Day Saints (Mormon) church, scheduled for October 3 and 4 in Salt Lake City, have been cancelled, It was announced today by the church presidency. The general conference sessions will be re placed by limited meetings of Ihe church priesthood. Miami, Fla., Sept. 12 (U.FT Detective Captain E. W. Mel chen said tonight that Vincent Christy, 36-year-old ex-convict of Los Angeles and San Fran cisco, had confessed to the mur der of four Miamians on July 17- Melchen said part of the con fession was obtained while the suspect was being returned to Miami from Jacksonville, where he was arrested Wednesday, and that the full confession was signed here tonight at county Jail in the presence of city and county officers. State Attorney G. A. Worley said the murderer's motive was revenue. Worley quoted Christy as say ing he came to Miami from Cal ifornia, where he was released from prison five months ago. for the express purpose of killing Irving Leopold, 37, Kosher mar ket proprietor. Closlnf tlm (or Claaalflrd U S a. m. To lata to CUwlf; U 30 GET COAST JAPS San Francisco, Sept. 12 (U.R) A total of 4.400 Japanese at Tanforan and Stockton assembly centers will be moved to Ar kansas and Utah relocation centers next week, It was an nounced tonight. The army will move 4.200 San Francisco bay area Jap anese from Tanforan assembly center to a relocation center 140 miles south of Salt -Lake City, with the first contingent to leave Tuesday. An advance party of 200 will leave the Stockton assembly center Sunday for a new relo cation center in Desha county, Arkansas, in the Mississippi river delta. It was announced After the movements have been completed, 4,000 Japanese will remain at the Stockton camp and 3.500 at Tanforan. I'M Mll Tribune Want ids. FOR SALE AT CAMP WHITE NEW AND USED BUILDING MATERIALS Surplus lumber and miscellaneous building materials doors, windows and millwork. Must be sold immediately. Come early and get your choice. Large selection on hand, no sale too small. Whether for house, barn, cabin, or future use, you cannot afford to miss this opportunity. Delivery service arranged. Million Board Feet of Good New and Used Lumber at Bargain Prices. CONTRACTOR'S BUILDINGS Administration Office Dormitories Mess Hall and Bunk Houses Field Time Offices and miscellaneous buildings. Must see to appreciate. All open for inspection and bid. OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY DRIVE TO-Contractors Medford Cantonment Ware house or Phone 5281, Extension 30 i Cm Mall Tribune Wnt ids. Hohlweg's Top & Glass Shop Celebrates Its Seventh Of Skilled Auto Trimming And Glass Installation For Southern Oregon Motorists! WE extend sincere thinks to our many southern Oregon friends and customer who have given us their fine patronage during our first seen years of business in Medford. We will do our utmost to continue to give car owners the same excellent workmanship and service in the years to come that they have been accustomed to In the past. O 31 Years Actively Engaged in Auto Trimming O 16 Years of Gutting and Grinding Auto Glass One of the Largest Stocks of Seat Covers In Medford HOHLWEG'S TOP & GLASS SHOP Bartlert and 8th Streets Phone 3075 NURSE'S AID Lillian Harvey, British movie star, fled from France ai the Naii hordes iwept over the land, and now sha ii serving as a Nurio'l Aid on duty l the American Red Cross Blood Donor Center, in Los Angeles. She will resume film career altar the war is over. HEMORRHOIDS? If you are troubled with HEMMORRHOIDS (PILES' get a bottle of SE LIP today. You must be absolutely sat isfied or your money will be refunded. WESTERN THRIFT MEMO TO ADVERTISERS A.B.C. REPORTS 9 HOW TO MEASURE Advertising Values We ask advertisers to think of the cir culation of this newspaper in terms of the distribution of their advertising the size, quality and interest of the audience to which their advertising is addressed. From that viewpoint our circulation be comes a more direct factor in business plans. There are well-known standards for cir culation values just as there are definite measures of weight and quality as used in the purchase and sale of merchandise. The standards for evaluating circulation have been established by the Audit Bureau of Circulations, a national cooperative association of 2000 advertisers, advertising agencies and publishers in the United States and Canada. This newspaper is an A. B.C. member. The Bureau has a large staff of experi enced auditors and each year one of these men visits our office and makes an audit of our circulation records. Based on the information thus secured, the Bureau issues official A. B.C. Audit Reports. These reports tell how much circulation we have, where and how it is distributed, how much people paid (important because paid circulation proves reader interest) and many other facts that make it possible to invest in newspaper advertising on the basis of known values. For complete and verified information about the distribution of your advertising when it appears in this newspaper ask us for A. B. C reports. Medford Mail Tribune TTih nncsfatifT it a mtmbrr of tht Audit Bureau of Circulations. Asi for a cofij of out latest A. B. C. retort givint audited facts and figures about our circulation. A. B. C. AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS FACTS AS A MEASURE OF ADVERTISING VALUE m a v J aaaaaail
