rotTH neoroBD mail rareuirt
Tridtr. April 19, IMS
BY KM GEORGE
An article by Gault Mac
Oowsn, war correspendent at
Gen. Bredley'i headquarter! In
Germany, tells of the decoration
by King George of MaJ. Gen.
Leven C. Allen, chief of staff of
Gen. Bradley. Gen,- Allen is the
brother of A. C. Allen of the
1'able Rock district and the gen
eral has spent much time with
his brother here.
The article stales that Gen.
Bradley now has under his com-
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mand over one mllllan men, the
largest field command In United
Statei history the 9th army,
The correspendent iayi: "I saw
Gen. Bradley today with his
chief of staff, MaJ. Gen. Leven
C. Allen, and both presented the
appearance of an unruffled and
happy pair. Bradley, his hands In
his pockets, leaned against a
wall as he discussed one phase
of the current operations with
Allen as though four armies pre
sented no more problems than
one. But earlier I had had a long
conversation with both and I
know that the fighting today Is
presenting more problems in ap
plied mathematics and logistics
than practically anything hither
to.
Two-Man Job
'It Is Gen. Bradley who gives
the troops their targets. It Is this
headquarters where strategy and
tactics merge. This Is a strategic
and tactical Job the strategy
coming from Gen. Eisenhower,
with Bradley and Allen turn
ing It into applied tactics.
"Admiring Gen. Allen's facil
ity as chief of staff. Field Mar
shal Bernard Montgomery asked
King George to make him a
companion of the Order of the
Bath, one of Britain's highest
j royal honors, In recognition of
1 his work In co-ordination and
j planning In conjunction with
Field Marshal Montgomery!
February drive toward the
Rhine. Now the scarlet ribbon
of the order splashes added color
on Gen. Allen's chest.
Work Together
"Gens. Bradley and Allen are
like two fingers together, with
Bradley the index, and Gen.
Allen is his deputy when the
commander goes forward, and is
his adviser on personnel, log
istics, enemy information, sup
ply, planning and civil affairs
when both are together. All n
coming Information from the
four armies and all outgoing in
structions from Gen. Bradley are
channeled through Gen. Allen.
"Gen. Allen has been responsi
ble, wholly or In part, for the
indoctrination of 83 per cent of
all American army officers. He
succeeded Bradley as command
ant of the Tort Bennlnf, Ga.,
infantry school In February,
1042, when Bradley went to Tu
nisia. Gen. Allen turned out of
ficers at tha rate of 1,200 week
ly. Ha has grown with the
armies he helped to create, un
til now, as chief-of-staff of the
greatest American field force In
history fortified by his experi
ence In the war plam division of
the general staff in Washington
he can feel confident with
Gen. Bradley that this colossal
operational command will
work."
PLANE TO AGAIN SPRAY
LOCAL PEAR ORCHARDS
The plane and equipment of
the Centrail Aircraft company of
Yakima, Wash., are still here,
and will again apply "pre-pink"
and "pink" spray to the Crown
Oaks and Fair Oaks orchards,
Walter H. Leverette reports.
Rain and other conditions held
up the work the past week. The
first dusting was made last Sat
urday. Leverette said It was
planned to do it once every week
for a month and that the process
was more or less of an experi
ment for thii area.
Daily Weather Report
Porecatt
Med ford and vlcinttv: Fair and
warmer tonight and Saturday.
Oregon: Fair tonight and Saturday,
but morning froat In western valleya.
Warmer.
T.ocal Data
Tcirmerature a vear ara todav:
Highest SI degrees, fowect 39.
Totnl monthly Drectoltation .23 inch.
Deficiency for the month .37 inch.
Total precipitation ilnce September
1944. 13.98 Inches. Exeats for tha
season .27 inch.
Relative humidity at 4:30 p. m.
yesterday 34. 4:30 today 88.
io morrow
Sunrise 6:32 a. m.. sunset 7:31
Past 34 hours: High Low
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PIECEMEAL PEACE
MAY BE OUTCOME
CHURCHILL HINTS
London, April 13 (U.R)
Prime Minister Churchill hinted
In Commons today that the Al
lies forsee a necessity of forcing
Isolated German army segments
and areas into unconditional sur
render over some period of time.
Churchill said In a brief an
swer to a question In Commons:
"The policy of unconditional
surrender does not exclude un
conditional surrender piecemeal,
and is not necessarily applied
only to wholesale surrender."
Laborite Rhys Davis ques
tioned Churchill regarding Gen.
Pwight D. Eisenhower's letter
to President Roosevelt saying
there probably never would be a
clean cut German military capit
ulation. Asked whether he had read
tha statement, Churchill an
swered "Yes Sir." It was "No
Sir" to a question whether he
would make a statement on it.
E.
IN PACIFIC
WOLF DEMURRER
Thomas Alva Muse of Ashland
was notified by the navy depart
ment this week of the recent
death of his son, Arthur Eugene
Muse, MM3c of the Seabees. The
serviceman, who had been serv
ing in the Russell Islands for the
past 14 months, resided on a
small farm east of Talent before
going Into the Seabees.
The deceased was born May
18, 1916, and passed away April
8 of an attack of spinal menin
gitis. He is survived by his
wife, Grace, and small daugh
ter, Betty, of Medford; his father,
Thomas Alva Muse, Ashland;
three brothers, Pfc. Troy Muse,
marine, serving In the South Pa-J
cific; Lt. Bradford Muse, sta-;
tloned at Ft. Bliss, Tex.; Pvt.
Alva F. Muse, stationed at Stin
son Field, Tex.; three sisters,!
Mrs. Nan Tharp. Central Point;
Mrs. Enid Renfro, Carml, 111.,
and Mrs. Mary Russell, Ashland, j
No details of the burial have
been received by the family as
yet. ' l
which tney will donate to the
hospital is asked to call Mrs.
Fred Sankin at the Red Cross
office, 440S.
Also needed Is a cabinet with
glass doors to display agates
which patients at the hospital
cut and polish in the occupation
al therapy shops.
Mrs. Verna Garner,
State Head of DUV
On Official Visit
Mrs. Verna Garner, state de
partment president of the Daugh
ters of Union Veterans, is In
Medford today and tonight will
make her official visit tn iritn
Deuel Hubbs tent. The official
meeting will be at the armory
at 8 p.m. and Is to be preceded
by a dinner at the Holland Hotel
at 6:30 p.m.
Officers of the local tent state
that a full attendance is expect
ed at tonight's session.
While here Mrs. Garner Is be
ing entertained at the home of
the local president, Dr. Susie V.
Standard, 1105 West Main street.
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boxes designed exclusively for
mailing packages to members of
the armed services overseas.
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1945, a boy, 7V4 lbs., at Com
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WEATHER
San Francisco bay area, north
ern California and Sacramento
valley: Clear today, tonight
and Saturday; warmer today
and Saturday.
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OUTDOOR FURNITURE IS
NEEDED AT CAMP WHITE
Outdoor furniture is needed
for the use of patients at the
Camp White hospital, members
of the Jackson county camp and;
hospital committee stated todav.l
Anyone having such furniture
Two Meetings of Spiritual Inspiration!
THE SALVATION ARMY
238 NORTH BARTLETT STREET
conducted by
Lt. Commissioner and Mrs. Wm. H. Barrett
Territorial Commander "
(In charge of S. A. activities in eleven Western States. Hawaii and Alaska)
Supported by
LT. COLONEL AND MRS. JAMES DEE
Divisional Commander
(Oregon and Southern Idaho)
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Circuit Judge Herbert K. Han-
na In a ruling yesterday sustain-
ed the defense demurrer to the
second degree murder charge
against Fred A. Wolf. 63. and
directed the grand Jury be re
convened for reconsideration of
the case. District Attorney
George W. Ncilson said the grand :
Jury. would meet next Wednes-;
day. ' I
The demurrer, filed by Attor
ney Don R. Newbury, counsel j
for Wolf, contended the Indict-'
ment should have specifically de
scribed the death weapon, In- j
sieaa 01 reiernng 10 is as
"sharp Instrument," a technical
point. The court ruled that to
prevent the possibility of error
a new Indictment be drawn.
Wolf, held In the county Jail,
is charged with causing the death
of Percy H. Dames, by Inflicting
a fatal wound as the climax of
a sidewalk altercation at Gold
Hill the night of last February 4.
Siskiyou Camp Of
Red Cross Holds
Meeting In Yreka
Several members of the Sis
kiyou Camp and Hospital Coun
cil of the Red Cross went to
Yreka, Calif., this morning to at
terd a meeting of the council
there. Mn. Frances Dlbley, re
gional director for camp and
hospital councils from the area
office, was to have been present
as guest speaker. !
Attending from here were Otto .
Frol.nmaycr, chairman of the :
council: Mrs. Leonard Carpen- j
ter, chairman of the Jackson
county committee of the council;
Seth Bullis, chapter chairman; '
Mn. Norrli Porter, secretary;
Mini Vera Humphrey, county
chairman of the Junior Red
Cross, and Miss Dorothy Fruit. I
assistant Red Cross director at
the Camp White station hospital.
OBITUARY !
WILLIAM M. HOWARD
William M. Howard. 83, a resi
dent of this community for over
80 years, passed away In local
hospital early Friday.
Services will be held In the
Conger-Morris chapel at 1:30
p. m. Monday. Interment will be
in IOOF cemetery. An obituary
will be In Sunday'! paper.
Court House News
Marriages
Jesst t. Barnes and Jessie L.
Mclntire.
Lawrence T. Leigh and Phyl-
111 Joan Caton. 1
Divorces Filed
Jovce Evelvn Cardin vi. Wil
liam Luther Cardin.
Alice Mae Luman vi. Bert
Preston Luman.
.Toannla Mario JstCinill
S p e e r 1 vi. Charles Wesley j
Speers.
Mamie Smallwood vi. rreston
Smallwood. !
Probata Court
Guardianship of Donald S.
Bundy, a minor, !
Guardianship of Paul R.
Brady, . minor.
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