EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE
Monday, July SI. 1944
Death by Rattler
Fails to Impress
Revival "Healer"
said today he would continue to
use rattlesnakes In his ritual for
his followers to demonstrate
their faith in God, despite the
death of one of his laymen.
Johnny Hensley, 30, of Cor
bin, Ky., took a snake from
Shoupe Friday night to show his
faith. Hensley was bitten and
died yesterday.
"He died In the faith," Shoupe,
who is holding a revival meeting
here, declared today. "He didn't
want any doctor. Brethren and
sisters gathered in and prayed
for him and the revival contin
ued during his illness."
Supplies of Food
Will Be Plentiful
Washington, July 31. U.RS
The agriculture department re
ported today that food supplies
for civilians this fall and winter
will be relatively plentiful, with
somewhat smaller amounts of
meats and dairy products, but
more fresh fruits, vegetables and
cereal products.
The drop in meat supplies, it
said, will result from a small re
duction in meat output and in
creased demands by the military
forces and other non-civilian
claimants.
DR. BAITS CH DIES
Rochester, N. Y., July 31
(U.PJ Dr. Edward Bausch, 89,
internationally known inventor
of optical instruments and chair
man of the board of Bausch and
Lomb company died yesterday.
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TURKEY ABOUT TO
LaFollette, Tenn., July 31.
(U.R) The Rev. O. V. Shoupe,
Cumberland, Ky "faith healer,"
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Use Mall Tribune Want Ada.
MONTGOMERY WARD
OBSERVERS AVER!
12 Doctors, Seven Nurses
Leave Hospital For Camp
Lockett, Calif.
Camp White. Military orders
transferred many officers and
enlisted men from the post last
week, the largest group being
from the Station hospital, trans
ferred to the new convalescent
center at Camp Lockett, Calif.
Capt. Woodbury K. Hall, post
intelligence officer, leaves soon
for Santa Barbara, Calif., where
he will serve as manager of an
officers' hotel.
Capt. Hall came to Camp
White December 13, 1943, from
Ft. Lewis, Wash., where he
served in the classification sec
tion of the reception center and
as post intelligence officer.
Capt. Lucky Leaves
Capt. Kenneth A. Luckey,
post range officer since last Jan
uary and founder of The Gren
ade, left this week for Seattle,
where he will receive eight
weeks of training at the port of
embarkation prior to being as
signed to regular duties with
the inspector general's division.
Coming to Camp White July
22, 1942, from Ft. Ord, Calif.,
Capt. Luckey was assigned as
assistant intelligence officer un
der Lt. Col. John W. Horsley
and was named the first public
relations officer.
Starts Grenada
On January 28, 1943, he start
ed The Grenade, remaining In
the public relations office until
his transfer to the position of
range officer on January 7.
Among officers transferred .Is
the post adjutant and senior
WAC officer on the post. Capt.
Dorothy G. Sclby. On this post
London, July 31. (U.R) Al
lied sources In Ankara told the
United Press today that Turkey
was about to break off diplo
matic relations with Germany,
and might do so within 24
hours.
(The passage of the report
through the tight Turkish cen-1
sorship apcarcd to put it in the
semiofficial class as the most au
thentic version so far of a num
ber of forecasts that a major de
cision by the Turks was ap
proaching.
United Press Correspondent
Leon Kay reported from An
kara that allied quarters said a
rupture of Turkish-German dip
lomatic relations was immi
nent.
"Turkey Is taking the Initia
tive, possibly within 24 hours,
according to reports current in
diplomatic circles this morning,'
Kay reported.
(The German transocean news
agency was quoted by the FCC
as saying that a talk between
German Ambassador Franz von
Papen and Turkish Premier
Sukru Saracoglu "has been post
poned until Tuesday. )
After Ankara dispatches pre-;
dieted a diplomatic break be
tween Turkey and Germany
Berlin newspapers said that the
Turks would cede air and naval
bases to the allies.
FILM INCREASE
Washington, July 31 (U.P.)-
The War Production Board an
nounced today it has authorized
continued full-capacity produc
tion of military, professional.
since February 15, Capt. Sclby !antl amateur film but cautioned
served for several months as
assistant post adjutant.
First Officers' Class
A member of the first OC
class at Dcs Moines, Capt. Selby
first assisted In the activation of
the Second WAAC Training
Center at Daytona Beach, Fla.,
and then proceeded to Boston,
where she was assigned as CO
of the WAC detachment at the
anti-aircrnft artillery command,
dipt. Selby will be assigned to
WPRC.
In addition to Col. Frank T.
t-hnmbcrlin, former post sur
geon, 22 doctors and seven
nurses have been transferred
from this station to Camp Lock
ett, calif.
Many Doctors Leave
Those leaving are Lt. Col
Charles E. Fitzsimmons, Lt. Col
Chester B. Cutler, MaJ. William
S. Glnn, MaJ. Irving B. Juster,
MaJ. Hyman Tucker, Copts
Earle A. Casey, Valdcmar Chro-
novsky, Samuel Y. Eng, John A
Fraser, Eleanor B. Hamilton
Moses J. Holdsworth, John R
Horowitz, Arthur C. Linklcttcr
and George A. Smith,
1st Lis. L. Miittox, Harry C.
Smith, Robert W. Stondlsh, John
L. Tooker, Kenneth L. Mahoney
nnd Mnrgarct C. Wells and 2nd
Lts. Robert J. Burleson and Ed
mund Couch, Jr.
Nurses are 1st Lts. Mne Miller,
Marguerito M, Olsen ond
Blanche Whiting and 2nd Lts.
Elizabeth Abderholdon, Anna
Ramstrom, Helen M. Snyder and
wary E. stone.
MUSIC ADVOCATE DIES
New York, July 31 (U.R)
Mrs. Harriet Ayer Seymour, 68,
founder of the National Founda
tlon of Musical Therapy, and
leading American advocate of
the use of music as a cure for
many illness, died here yester
day after a brief illness.
WEATHER
Northern California Clear
today, tonight and Tuesday, ex
crpt fogs locally along the coast,
Warmer Sacramento valley to
day.
Daily Weather Report
I'ormnts
Merlrnrri anil vlrinlly: Pair lonlRlit
and Tui-mUv villi lightly warmer
clnytlma tem)prRtur.
On-Kim: Pair tonight and TMraria;
except cloudy nr-ar coaai. Wttrmar In
lnirinr.
.oral Hal a
Temperature a yvar ago today:
Holiest, SH; loa-eit. M.
Total numttily pirrlpltatlon. .17
lnh. Deiirlency for the month, A2
Huh.
Total precipitation alnce Septem
ber 1 11143. 15 U.1 Inrhea. Ollrlenoy
lor Ilia arason. .7a Inch.
Relative humidity at 4 .SO p m. yea
lerday, 21", ; 30 a. m. today, B4.
Tomorrow
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amateur photographers not to
expect any increase in snapshot
mm.
Film production In 1043 In
creased 30 per cent over the
JB41 output, WPB said. With
military requirements continu- :
ing at a high level, WPB said
85 per cent of the film output
Dy cigni companies will con-
tinue for essential war use and
the remaining 15 per cent will
do controlled for use by the pro
fessional and amateur camera
men.
A revision to the limitation
order has been made to facill-
tate production of each type of
mm in line Willi predetermined
military and essential civilian
requirements.
Chicago, July 31 (Ifl?) More
than 3,000 Elks convened today
for the opening session of the
war conference of the Bcnovo-
lent and Protective Order of
Elk.
Iho conference which will
continue through Thursday will
discuss postwar aid to service
men ond consider sponsoring
psychological clinics ond em
ployment bureaus to help orient
servicemen to the domestic situ
ation.
Speakers for tonight include
Crand Exalted Ruler Frank J.
Lonergan, Portland, Ore.
First Man Drafted
Killed in Action
Washburn, Wis.. Julv 31 (U P)
Lt. James B. Manninff. the
first man to be inducted into the
United States armv under llir
selective service law, was killed
in action In Nnrimindv June
his parents, Mr. ond Mrs. John
nliminng, announced lodnv.
Alannins, who was wlddv
publicized as the first Inductee
wnen he entered the armv In
October, 1941), had boon over
seas only a short time.
His Wife. Lt. Dllisv Mnnnlno
of the army nurses' corps, is sta
tioned at Camp lllanding, Fla.
CLERGYMEN, AUTHORS
DECRY MASS SLAYING
New York. Julv 31. (HP)
Twenty-eight prominent clergy
men ann ouiimrs tntlnv made a
special plea to all governments
lor adoption of measures to les
sen the mass slaughter of women
and children and particularly
appealed to Germany to end "the
wanton cruelty of robot plane
attacks of Loudon and other Eng.
lish cities."
Earlier In the year the same
group protested the American
and British policy of "oblitera
tion bombing anil destruction of
civilian life of Germany and sat
ellite countries.
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