EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Monday. July IB. 1945
NEWSPAPERS FOR
Your son or husband fighting
In the Pacific with the Navy,
Marine Corps or Coast Guard is
just as much interested in news
of his family, friends and home
town as ever before. So here is
a tip from the navy, via Post
master Frank DeSouza of Med
ford. If you want to renew Ills sub
scription to the Mail Tribune, or
in nnv nlhpr magazine or news
paper, be sure to have him write
to you requesting me renewal
prior to its expiration date,
miinruid his ennics will not be
accepted at the post office for
mailing. In accoraance wiui a
new ruling issued by the post
office department and the navy
department.
Keep sending letters and pack
ages, but help the Navy conserve
shipping space for guns, food,
and other vital war supplies by
curtailing second class matter.
This Is the joint order issued
by the Past Office Department
and the Navy Department:
"1. Individual copies of news
papers and magazines offered
for mailing by publishers, ad
dressed via the fleet post offices
at New York or San Francisco,
to Navy, Marine Corps or Coast
, Guard personnel on duty over
seas, shall be accepted only
when they are being sent In ful
fillment of written requests in
itiated by the addressees for sub
scriptions or renewals of sub
scriptions. "2. Postmasters at the offices
of mailing shall require publish
ers to present for their examina
tion the requests from the ad
dresses for subscriptions or re
newals of subscriptions.
"3. Relatives and friends may
pay for the subscriptions or re
newals of subscriptions provided
the addressees have initiated the
requests therefor.
"4. Complimentary copies
sent by publishers, copies paid
for by advertisers, and copies
sent under any kind of an ar
rangement whereby the requests
of the addresses are solicited
shall NOT be accepted.
"5. Copies mailed in fulfill
ment of subscriptions which are
unexpired on the effective date
of the addressees are solicited
until the subscriptions expire."
, Merchant Marine
Service is Urged
By Mayor Meeker
Mayor C. A. Meeker today
urged Medford men to join the
U. S. maritime service and help
keep the merchant marine
staffed with seamen urgently
needed to sail merchant vessels
leaving west coast ports.,
"Men of Medford who arc
eligible under the recently re
laxed enrollment qualifications
for the maritime service can
serve their country in no belter
manner than by becoming a
member of this valuable crew."
the mayor said In his statement.
"I urge anyone not now in a
vital war industry to visit the
maritime service enrolling of
fice at Portland and help keep
those war cargoes sailing on
schedule."
The USMS enrolling office in
Portland Is located at room 202,
Pioneer Postoffice building.
Edward U. Canoose
Enrolls in Plane
Mechanics Course
Kcssler Field, Biloxl, Miss
.Tiilv 16 Pvt. Edward U
Canoose, 55 Ross Court, Medford,
was enrolled this wccK in ine
AAF training command's basic
nirnlane and encine mechanic
course at Keesler Field.
Thn rnnrep will extend over 1
7fi.ririv nprinrl during wliicll time
he will receive instruction and
actual experience in aircraft
maintenance. This training will
nrpnare him for entrance into a
specialized course where ground
crew students win receive addi
tional instruction in maintenance
nnri trnnhln shooting.
The training program he is
following, wnicii in addition to
mnintpnanrp. includes instruc
tion in fundamentals, electrical
systems, structures, fuel and oil
systems. nroDcllers. instruments,
hydraulic systems, engine opera
tion and basic airplane mspec
tion.
FUEL OIL CONSUMERS
URGED TO FILL TANKS
Because the Pacific war will
take 8,400,000 more gallons of
petroleum products daily at its
peak than is being used today,
Chester Bowles. OPA . adminis
trator, and Ralph K. Davics, de
puty petroleum administrator,
cautioned fuel-oil consumers that
home-heating oil supplies will be
tight next winter and joined in
an appeal to householders to fill
their fuel-oil storage tanks im
mediately. "Military needs for fuel oil
are continuing to increase and
will reach a peak this winter at
the time when civilian fuel oil
needs, too, are heaviest," Mr.
Davies said. "Obviously,- de
mands on the nation's heavily
burdened transportation system
will follow a similar pattern,
making it imperative for house
holders to stock up early this
summer so that dealers can re
fill their own storage tanks
while transportation still is
available."
PEARL HARBOUR WEDS
Santa Monica, Cal., July 16
(U.PJ Today, Pearl Harbour Is
just plain Mrs. Jenkins. Sgt. La
Rue N. Jenkins, trombonist in
the Santa Monica air forces re
distribution station, revealed
yesterday that he and Wac Pvt.
Pearl Harbour of the station's
public relations office were mar
ried last week in Las Vegas,
Nev.
0'JaHrunlo XmouTeelo Raise hicksr.s
(Acme leleimolfjt
MSgt. Frederic Kensel, first battle casualty in this war to lose parts of
all four limbs, Is shown with his wife, Jewel, in Battle Creek, Mich., hos
pital. Hensel lost both legs above the knees ,his left arm above the elbow,
and right hand. Injuries occurred when he stepped on anti-tank mine in
Okinawa,
Daily Weather Report
FORECASTS
MrrtTord end vicinity: Fair tonight
end Tuesday. Little change In temper
ature. Orrffon: Scattered clouda tonight
and Tursdny. Cooler today south por
tion. Moderate westerly winds off
coast.
LOCAL DATA
Temperature a year Ago today:
Highest 03; Lowest 93.
Total monthly precipitation: 0
Inches.
Deficiency for the month: .21 Inches.
Total precipitation since September
1, 1!)44: 10 28 Inches.
Kxccss for the season: 2.77 Inches.
Relative humidity at 3:30 p. m.. yes
terday: 28; 3:30 a. m. today: 78.
Tomorrow
Sunrise S:30 a. m. Sunset 8:44 p. m.
High Low Prec.
Boise fld 3a
Boston 82 en .80
Chicago 73
Denver .. 02
Ktirrka . HI
Havre ............... RS
Los Angeles ................. 87
Medford ... .. R7
(14
38
New York 77
Omaha .. R2
Phoenix ..ini
Portland ...... 74
Reno 04
lloscburg ...... 82
lt l.axe M!i
San Francisco
Seatlle
Spokane
Washington, D. C.
Yakima
70
,n
30
.34
32
30
.73
. 73
80
Kaiser Proposes
Steel Syndicate
Oakland, Calif., July 18 U.R)
Henry J. Kaiser, Pacific coast
industrialist, proposed to the gov
ernment today' the formation of
a western steel syndicate to oper
ate a completely integrated, di
versified iron and steel industry
in California, Utah and Colorado.
The combined properties
would be worth more than $350,-000,000.
In a telegram to S. H. Hus
bands, head of the Defense Plant
Corp.. Kaiser offered to take
over the $200,000,000. Geneva,
Utah, steel plant and spend 57,-
000,000 to equip it for rolling hot
strip steel.
Creamery Butter
Worth 16 Points
Wschlnglnn .Tulir lfl (U.P.)
The ration value of creamery
butter was back down to 16
points a pound today.
The old 24-point value came to
an hum a r. 12-01 n. m. Sundav.
The OPA said the move was
made possible by reduced mili
tary requirements. Eut it warn
ed that points would be raised
again if supplies disappeared too
quickly.
Country butter remained at 12
points a pound.
McNUTT TO ISLANDS
San Francisco, July 18 U.R
War Mnnnower Commissioner
Paul V. McNutt, here for a three-
day conference witn WW, ex-
MAKE
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At hortt-Ary flovor-Dl.eleui-Smooth
No ic iy.loIi No cooking-No
whipping No icofthtd flavor fay
Inavpontiv 30 rrcipct In oh 15 pkg,
Ploot tend (hit ad (or ( full t tarn
pi offer, or buy from your groctr. t
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AWARDED DFC FOR
AERIAL MISSIONS
An Eighth Air Force Bomber
Station, England For his lead
ership on Eighth Air Force B-17
Flying Fortress bombing mis
sions over Germany First Lt.
John M. Saulsberry, 23, of Jack
sonville, Ore., has been decorated
with the Distinguished Flying
Cross.
Lt. Saulsberry has been award
ed for "extraordinary achieve
ment" during bombing attacks
on German military targets, at
Cottbus, Bremen and Gotha,
while serving as lead navigator
operating special equipment.
"Lt. Saulsberry demonstrated
exceptional proficiency in guid
ing his formations to the as
signed targets in devastating at
tacks despite adverse weather
conditions and concentrations of
anti-aircraft fire on each mis
sion. The outstanding technical
skill and courageous devotion to
duty displayed by Lt. Sauls
berry materially contributed to
the success of these Important
missions, reflecting tliB highest
credit upon himself and the
Army Air Forces," the citation
stated.
He is a member of the 388th
Bomb. Group,' ' unit of the
Third Air Division, the division
cited for its historic mission to
Africa when Bircraft plants at
Regensburg were bombed.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
W. F. Saulsberry of Jacksonville,
and had been attending Oregon
State College before entering th
AAF in August, 1942.
Closing time for
m. Too Late to
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asslfled Adf 8:30
At All Dealers
Important Changes
Southern -Ore. California
Bus Train Schedules
Following Schedules effective Tuesday, July 17th:
SOUTHBOUND V
Leave Medford S. P. Station, bus, 6:05 a. m. daily.
Arrive Dunsmuir 9:50 a. m. daily, making connections with Train
15 "West Coast" from Dunsmuir, 10:15 a. m., to Sacramento,
Central and Southern California. Also connections Train 17
"Oregonian" from Dunsmuir, 12:20 p. m. Noon, to San Fran
cisco. Leave Medford S. P. Station, bus, 7:40 p. m. daily.
Arrive Dunsmuir 11:25 p. m. daily, making connections with
Train 19, "Klamath," from Dunsmuir, 12:05 a. m., to San
Francisco.
NORTHBOUND
Leave Dunsmuir, bus, 8:15 a. m. daily, taking connections off
Train 18 "Oregonian" and Train 20 "Klamath" from San
Francisco.
Arrive Medford S. P. Station 11 :58 a. m. daily.
Leave Dunsmuir bus 7:00 p. m., taking connections off Train 16
"West Coast" from Southern, Central California arnd Sac
ramento. .
Arrive Medford 10:30 p. m. daily.
The friendly Southern Pacific
EALT.H of
lithe WEST
r'fe 54r
SPIED THE VICTORY BUY WAR BONDS
World lamous are (h "silver hordes" o! the North Pacific.
Whether canned or b-esh, Alaska and Columbia River
Salmon are suDetb In taste and rich In lood talue. In these Pacific waters are
also found halibut, tuna, and other prized species ol the sea. From small but sturdy
craft, hardy fishermen reap these harvests ol the deep and on their catches has
been built a great basic Industry. In normal years, the fresh, canned, and froxen
fish o! the North Pacific reach world markets under trade-marked and advertised
brand names and are everywhere esteemed as delicacies oi the first order. Out
standing for so many things, this great west has no resource mors distinctive than
Its superb sea foods and great fishing Industry.
SSCKS' BREWING COMPANY
SALEM, OREGON
Oregon' .
Quality Beer
Pari ol the "shlpt storss" ol the
sturdy and picturesque Columbia
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