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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (March 22, 1945)
Our Men and Women in the Nation's Service DAVID HID COMPLETES TOUR OF PACIFIC DUTY Headquarter!, Nival Air Transport Service Command Pacific Wmg Lieut. David H Canfield. USNR, of Estes Park, Colo., has completed an 18-month tour of overseas duty with the Naval Air Transport Service Command, Pacific Wing, and Is returning tc the United States for leave and duty with a NATS squadron based on the West Coast. New Wallpaper Miracle! MO fASTII MO roOLSI NO MUSS I trimming, pasting, fussing with tool. Goet right over old will pi per or painted Mrftcea, Guaranteed to (tick or your money back. Load of washablo Cadprooftjrleteat d patterna. Mako your selection today. FRANK J. RUNTZ Paint & Wallpaper Store 1408 No. Blverside - Phone 4S64 During his year and a half with Air Transport Squadrons 10 and 12, Lieut. Canfield was stationed at NATS Pacific ground units In Hawaii, the Fiji Islands, New Guinea, and New Caledonia. He was an air trans port officer and offer-in-charge of units which provided ground facilities for NATS planes de livering the Navy's high prior ity passengers, cargo, and mail across nearly 30,000 miles of transpacific routes. Lieut. Canfield was superin tendent of the Rocky Mountain National Park before entering the Navy in March, 1943. He was superintendent of Crater Lake National Park from 1934 to August, 1937 with headquar ters in Medford, Ore, Lieut. Canfield and his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Norton Canfield, make their home In the Hocky Mountain National Park, LT. BOTH M. REED Great Lakes, III. Only wom an to attend the Army Quarter masters Subsistence School In Chicago, Is Lt. (jg) Ruth M. Reed, Medford, Oregon. The subsistence school offers to selected students specialized training in procurement, issue and grading of food for the Army and Navy. For the past two years, Miss Reed has been In charge of the procurement of perishable foods for this, the largest naval train ing center In the world. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Homer James Reed, of Medford MAJOR CHARLES EOGNER With the Third Infantry Di vision of the Seventh Army, France Major Charles Bogner of . Medford, Oregon has been awarded the Bronze Star for meritorious service In actual combat while fighting with the Third Infantry Division in Italy. His sister, Mrs. Lloyd Hammock, resides at 629 Pine St., Med ford. JAY SAMUELSON Leslie Jay (Sammy) Samuel son, 17, Ashland high school athletic star and student leader, was sworn in as a Coast Guards man at Portland Monday and now is at home on inactive duty, pending call to report for basic ICE SKATE TO - NITE nd Every Nile Except Monday 7:45 to 10:15 SAT.' 4 SUN. MATINEE Medford Ice Arena 619S.Grap. Phone 4511 training at Alameda, Calif. He is the son of Mrs. C. E. McCor mlck, 386 B St., Ashland, Samuelson was captain ef both football and basketball teams at Ashland this year and currently is president of the school's senior class, Lettermen's Club. Boy s League and Hi-Y Club. Ha was awarded tha Charles A. White trophy last fall as most inspiring senior on the football squad. T-'S WILLIAM TOWNES . An Eighth Air Force Bomber Station, England Promotion of William A. Townes, 22, of Cor vallis. Ore., from tha grade of private first class to technician fifth grade has been announced by Brig. Gen. Howard M, Tur ner, commanding general, 1st Air Division. TV5 Townes, who is a motor cycle patrolman In a military police company stationed here, has been in England IS months. He graduated from Medford High school and attended Ore gon State college for two years before entering tha army- in Feb ruary, 1943. SGT. HOWARD DENZER Sixth Army Group, France Whatever the inspiration that spells the difference between me diocrity and top-notch perform' anee, the veteran 805th Ordnance Company has lt. The 905th, a heavy automotive maintenance unit supporting the U. S. seventn Army in Lt. Gen. Jacob U. Dev. ers' 6th Army Group, is one of the first to chalk up and main tain a 20-day score, 20 wrecked vehicles completely repaired or rebuilt, painted and tested, ready for delivery into Army stock depot. Sgt. Howard E. Denzer of Phoenix is a member of tne 905th Ordnance Company, Pfc. MORRIS CORE Santa Ana, Calif. Pfc. Mor- ris V. Corby, 24, son of Mrs, Viola M. Corby, 495 W. 6th St., Medford, and Mr. George L, Corby, of Woodburn, Is current ly assigned to the AAF Redis tribution Station No. at Santa Ana Army Air Base, Pfc. Corby, who has served overseas as a projector operator for aerial photographs, entered the service on July 26, 1939, and went, overseas In August, 1M1 He is entitled to wear three bat tle stars for service in the Asiatic-Pacific theater. ployed fcy Fatoa Mali Sub-Depot, Everett, Washington and graduated from Phoenix High school, Phoenix, Oregon. vehlyh Dubois thomas . Verlyn DuBots Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo R. Thomas, route 4, bos 828, graduated from the Naval Aw Technical Train-! Ing Center, Norman, Okla March 3. He attended aviation ordnance school and graduated with rank of seaman first class. Thomas attended Medford high school and enlisted at Med ford Juna 10, 1944. Ha entered NATTC Sept. 27, 1944. Eagle Point Esgla Point, March 22 Don ald Ashpole of Don's Service on Crater Lake highway, north of Eagle Point, left Wednesday to report for training at Camp Lewis, Wash. Ha sold the stock and leased tha store buildings to Mr, and Mrs, Harold "Cooney" Brlggs who have taken posses' ston. Henry Holman will run tha garage. ' Cooney had been man ager' of the Eagle Point Lumbar company tha part two years. Tha new manager is James Par ker, who used to work for Don in tha store. Mr. and Mrs, Orvil Henderson were happily surprised Sunday morning when Mr. and Mrs Wayne Wymore, and two little daughters, Dae Sharon and Judy Ann, and two friends arrived, on their way from Portland to Los Angeles, where Wayne is to ap pear for induction into the army March 28. Ha has been employed In the Southern Pacific railroad yards at Portland for several months. Mrs. Wymote, nee Betty Jeanne Gipson, is the grand daughter of Mrs. Henderson and attended high school here before her marriage. They left soon aft er noon on their way south. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Newtand recenty sold their property hare to Mr. and Mrs. J, P. Christensen who also own a farm in thai CPL. ALDEN R. WRIGHT An Air Service Command De pot, England High praise from his commanding general opened 1945 overseas for Cpl, Alden R. Wright of Rt. 4, Box 359, Medford, Oregon, son of Mr. ana Mrs. merit r. wngni Medford. , Serving In a vast modification hangar at this Air Service Com mand depot in England, he and his fellow soldiers set an all time record in 1944 by sending into action more than 7,500 front-line aircraft. A soldier since July S, 1943, he has been overseas for 17 months. He was formerly em then - with KINSEY the unhurried WHISKEY It's an old American custom to get the job done first And when you relax, you'll find it an enjoyable custom to have Kinsey bandy for your unhurried moments. For Kiniey, the Unhurried VHrnkev, it so mellow, so smooth, to light-so superbly delicious in a highball, Manhattan or Oid-Fashioned. Yes... work comes first.Thtn, "lay dots it"-v,iiit Kinjey. Blended with "t "Know-how" Since 187Z JUilJl KINSEY I long Mountain district, Mr. sni Mrs. Newland and son, James will leave soon for North Holly wood, Calif., to visit Mrs, New land's brother for time before going on to Sabule, Iowa, to spend the summer before per manently locating again. Mr, Christensen is tha new ditch mas ter for Eagla Point Irrigation company. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kantian re ceived a letter recently from their son, SSgt. Earl Hamish from Florence, Aria., whera he is now stationed, SSgt. Walter Bish of Medford who was In the 41st division, 186 Infantry with Earl on Biett and was wounded, is also stationed at tha same place, at present. Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Ed- mondson and children ef Butte Falls came down to spend tha day last Sunday with Mrs, Ed mondson'a parents, Mr, and Mrs. John Smith, here. Sgt. Jams White who ha been stationed at Fresno, Calif, is here now spending a 20 days furlougla with his wife (nee Min nie Putman) and baby. Ha is convalescing from s v r a months illness. raaUy scathing kcauia they're really .medicated J " "w 'COUGH LOZENGES Millions tut F F listens to eve their throat IS rniouu egetft. lag, eomforting treatment IhU reaches aii At way down . Toe eouglu,throtIrriutIoMwhotri. aeaa resulting from eofekorensokiiiF, mm ,im i mi, no ooiy Wf, , , SPECIALS Friday and Saturday APPLESAUCE CAKE 59c ea. HOT CROSS BUNS . 35c doz. 1 1 u For Your Easter Cake DAFFODIL ANGELFOOD3 . - 79c ea. Specially Decorated $1,75 Note Limited Supply Place Your Order Early 1 Id Kuwi left Tuesday for Portland to enter a hospital. He sold tha old blacksmith shop and adjacent ttttucUngs to Mr, and Mrs, Neal Ballard before leav ing. Hi friends hop for his arty return to good health. Lindsay Tlbbetts Is able to be back to work again with the Thursday, Starch U, IMS MEfirMS NAIL TMSOUX-TVt state highway after a neeat tonillectomy, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stowrfl of Butts Falls called en Mr. srsd Mrs. Orvil Henderson Monday. 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