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Torture By Japs To Learn Secrets burned on both thtghi. The Japanese, Chenoweth said, wanted information about the activities of certain other prisoners in the camp. in the parks and suggest that they "contribute" whatever cop per coins they may ba carrying. Visitors who fail to contribute coins contribute Identification cards instead. The cards may be redeemed later with copper Told By Soldier coins. Washington, May 10 (U.R) The army medical center dis closed today that the Japanese three times tortured a U. S. sol dier, now in Walter Reed hos pital, with heated rods In a fu tile effort to extort information. The victim was Cpl. Arthur A. Chenoweth of Jennings, Kan., who indicated other U. S. sol diers received similar treatment. "They never, got anything out of us," he said, "even with their hot rods." On June 15, 1943, Chenoweth was ' burned on the back and shoulders, on November 20, the hot rods were applied to his fore arms, and on December 2 he was Distinguished JAPS PUT ON SQUEEZE FOR COINS OF COPPER San Francisco (U.R) The new Japanese metal salvage drive is taking the "amusement" out of amusement parks in Hankow, the Chungking radio reported re cently. Desperately In need of metal, the Japanese stop visitors leav- Schilling CAMPBELL'S MILK PASTEURIZED or RAW Grade A at your favorite Grocer, or 'phono 4190 VACUUM PACKED COFFEE ADDS TO ITS GOODNESS TOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNB Thursday. May 1". Ml ..'Yi bife Ken Maynard, cowboy motion pictur star, aiirldt Tarian. Kan with hit wonder bona will ba iten in Madiord with tha Ar thur Broi. big 3-ring clrcui ntxi Saturday. FEATURE ARTHUR BROTHERS CIRCUS Clowns have alwayi been the backbone of the clrcui, yet the business of making people laugh la really a serious one. When Arthur Bros. Circus arrives In Medford Saturday it will bring one of the maddest, craziest group of buffoons ever seen here. Clowns of today, more than In yesteryear, lampoon the current event A national happening, perhaps a blunder that has set aft America wondering, Inci dents about picture stars, In fact anything in the nation's eye falls into the circus clowns' field for fun. No clown will ever attempt anything to cause pain or sor row. The clown is really sen tlinontal soul.- - iThe circus loves the clown, he Is lndlspenslble and also no where in the world, Is that other Important factor, the horse, so revered as with the folks of the big top. Arthur Bros. Circus will also bring to Mcriford one of the fin est and largest group of equlnes in the country today. Btnunch, broad-shouldered an imals, whose duty It Is to pull the heavy wagons to and from the circus grounds, to the superb thoroughbred creatures who can ter through amazing routines of intricate drills are all represent ed. One of the most extraordinary maneuvers ever presented with a circus will be seen In a single display, when four score edu cated steeds, Jorgon M. Christi ansen's famous Crlllo Liberty Horses, canter through the most difficult march routines, with trainer Christiansen nowhere in sight. Arthur Bros, show travels in Its own special train of all steel double length railroad cars. The big circus will give two perfnnnnnccs at 2:30 and 8 p. m., the doors opening one hour earlier to permit leisurely in spection of the menagerie. All the Arthur Bros. Circus tent are flame proof for the public's protection. General admission and reserve scat tickets will be on sale Cir cus Day at Heath's Drug Store, 29 North Central street. LIGHT SCALE The sphere photometer meas ures the light given off by elec tric bulbs, the intensity of photo flmh lamps, and candlepower. It has born used In establishing uniform standards of lamp performance. Horror Camps To Be Reported On By Congressmen Washington, May 10 (U.R) Twelve congressmen who in spected nazi concentration camps at the request of Gen. Dwlght D. Elsenhower prepared today to give a detailed report to congress on tha "pattern of death" they found. Tha delegation, arriving here by plane from Europe last night, said in a Joint statement they had found conditions in the camps they visited "almost be yond power of words to de scribe." Senator! making the trip in cluded Elbert Thomas, D Utah, and Representatives Ed V. Izac, D., Calif., James W. Mott, R., ore., and Dewey Short, R., Mo, LAWRENCE J. KAISER ' KILLED IN GERMANY First Leutenant Lawrence J, Kaiser, a teacher at Lincoln school her before ha entered tha army, was killed In action in Germany April 15, according to word received today. Lt. Kaiser was a graduate of Southern Oregon College of Edu cation In Ashland and taught at Gold Hill before coming to Med ford. His parents reside at Bemidii. Minn. THE GRANGE Roxy Ann Orange Roxy Ann (range held its rea- ular May meeting Friday night. Lecture hour was devoted to a Mother's Day program, each mother being presented with a corsage. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Moffitl and daughter Sally were given third and fourth degrees. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis and sons were given first and second degrees. lhe grange men served ice cream and cake as a Mother's Day treat. H.E.C. will hold the regular meeting May 18 at grange hall with an all-day meeting for clean-up day. Ladies are asked to bring a covered dish for lunch and come prepared for the house- cleaning. Next grange meeting will be May 18 at 8:15 p. m. Boy Scout News Trouo Eight had met Tu.mtav evening and worked on plans for the Camporee. The troup Is completely re.arran0H inH are losing our Junior Assistant Scoutmaster. Don Bundy to the navy. He holds the rank of Eagle Scout and has won quite a few compliments as a leader. In Claufty 3 3d Saturday aftarnoon Flaaia ramambar. 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