TWELVE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Thursday. July 19. 1945
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First unit of the new Friends'
Church, being constructed at cor
ner of the Old Pacific highway
and DeBarr Avenue at Midway
TtnnA will be ded cated at J p. m
Sundav. according to Milo C
Rnss. liafitor.
Morning sessions will continue
npvt Sundav at the Howard
school with Frederich B. Baker,
nastor of the Camas, wasn
church, preaching at the 11 a. m,
service. Baker is a leading
Friends pastor. Ross said, and is
superintendent of all Friends
churches in the Portland area
and secretary of the Northwest
' section of the National associh
tion of Evangelists.
Notables Hera
Dedication program will begin
at 12:30 p. m. Sunday with
dinner on the parsonage lawn
Paul S. Cammack, clerk of the
Salem cmarterly meeting, will
lead in laying of the cornerstone,
assisted by Oscar H. Brown, su
perintendent of Salem churches
and Forrest Cammack. also of
this district.
Dedication will occur at 3 p.m
with Joseph G. Reece, general
superintendent of the denomina
tion, delivering the address. Dr.
Gervais A. Carey, Dundee, pre
siding clerk of Oregon Yearly
meeting and professor of religion
at Pacific University, will assist
Music will be furnished by Miss
Alfreds Martin of Corvallis and
combined choirs of the Talent
and Mcdford churches directed
by George A. Bales, Talent.
To Address Young People
Young people of the church
will be addressed at 7 p. m. by
Paul Cammack. Evening services
will be given over to motion and
still pictures.
The church will remain open
for some weeks In order that
people generally can visit or
worship.
Two original murals, by Miss
Dana Platz, young Mcdford ar
tist, will be unveiled at the after
noon service.
Homer McAdams. Mrs. Wen
dell Votaw, Nelson B. Hull,
Flovd Ditch and Dana W. Bow
ers have served as the building
committee.
HILT FLIER RECEIVES
MEDALS POSTHUMOUSLY
First Lt. John S. (Sam) Dun
away of Hilt, who was killed in
action In the Philippine Islands
Nov. 22, 1944, was posthumously
awarded the distinguished serv
ice cross and the air medal with
four oak leaf clusters in a brief
ceremony at Mcdford army air
base yestcrdny afternoon. Major
Albert F. Clauss, Jr., command
ing officer of the airbase, pre
sented the medals to J. S. Dun
away of Hilt, father of the lieu
tenant. Lt. Dunaway, before entering
the army air corps In February,
1942, was one of the shooters
with the Mcdford Gun Club and
took part In several stats shoots.
JOHN BERTMAN ARNAUD
LISTED WITH NAVY DEAD
Previously reported to be a
prisoner of war, John Bcrtman
Amaud, boatswain's mate sec
ond class in the navy, is listed
ns dead on a war department re
lease todny. His wife is report
ed as Mrs. Rowcna Blanche
Arnaud, 937 N. Central avenue,
Mcdford.
Further Identification of Ar
naud is not available at usual
county sources.
WOULD KEEP SUGAR
Washington, July 19 U.PJ
Secretary of Agriculture Clinton
Anderson said today he will in
sist that any future request from
Spain for sugar from the Allied
supply pool be denied.
Heads Jap Attack
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Rear Admiral J. P. Shafroth, USN
commander ot bombardment forces
which has set steel port ol Knmnlsh
aflame In two-hour bombardment,
first naval blow at Jao Homeland.
PACKING PUPILS
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There are still a few openings
for students at the pear packing
school which commences Mon
day morning, July 30, according
to Carroll Miller, chairman of
the joint committee of the Fruit
Growers League, Traffic Associ
ation and the State Vocational
Education Departm6nt sponsor
ing the school. The school has
been conducted each year for
the past several years and af-1
fords an opportunity for local In
terested persons to learn a voca
tion which is both helpful to the
community and very remunera
tive to themselves, it was point
ed out.
Persons desiring to enroll
should call at any of the fruit
picking plants, where regis
trations are being taken.
The age qualifications are
from 18 to 35. All interested
are urged to make application
immediately as further applica
tions cannot be accepted when
the school quota has been filled.
Mrs. Mary Vorhcis, who has
conducted the school for a num
ber of years will again be in
charge and the school will be
conducted at Pinnacle Plant No.
2, lasting for approximately two
weeks.
Closing time for Classified Ads 8:30
a. m. Too Late to Classify 12:15 p. m.
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If) NAZI RUBBLE
New York, July 19 flJ.R)
The Army disclosed today that
investigators in Germany have
turned up secret weapons the
Nazis never had a chance to use
against the Allies.
In Hillerslcben and Bad Blank-
enburg, nerve centers of German
military research, American ord
nance officers are questioning
more than 150 top German scien
tists who had devoted full time1
to devising new weapons.
Brig. Gen. Stewart E. Relmel,
chief of the New York ordnance
district, said many or these sci
entists had asked permission to
continue their research for the
benefit of the Allies.
Hillersleben'a war laboratory
yielded a projectile that is rocket
propelled after it leaves the bar
rel of a standard gun. American
officers also found plans for am
munition capable of traveling
up to 94 miles, although accur
acy would be poor at such
ranges, they said.
A third project was a 32-inch
gun firing a five-ton shell, which
the Germans reportedly used in
their siege of Sevastopol but did
not turn on American invaders.
Intelligence officers are ar
ranging for disassembly and
shipment to the United States of
V-J bomb stored In an under
ground factory at Nordhausen.
The robombs will be analyzed at
ordnance proving grounds here.
Ethiopia was occupied In 1941
by British and Dominion forces
and Emperor Haile Selassie was
proclaimed ruler of his country.
PASTEURIZED SKIM "TftiU
AODS TO ITS GOODNESS
Scion on Probation
For Robbing Friend
Hollywood. July 19 (U.R)
Allen T. Sturgcs, III, 24-year-old
ex-Marine flyer and scion of a
wealthy New Jersey family, to
day was fined $500 and placed
on probation for five years for
robbing the home of his Iriena
Actor Bruce Cabot, of $1,500
worth of jewelry last March.
At the time of his arrest, tnc
young ex-flyer, given a medical
discharge after a crash, blamed
his troubles on his inability to
get along on his $100 weekly al
lowance.
THE GRANGE
Central Point Grange
Regular meeting of Central
Point Grange will be held Fri
day evening. Lecturers pro
gram will consist 'of an address
by the commanding officer of
the Camp White prisoner ol war
camp, who is Interested in in
forming the public concerning
the prisoners, their work and fu
ture disposition.
MINESWEEPERS LOST ,
Washington, July 19 (U.R)
The navy today announced loss
of two minesweepers to enemy
action in the Borneo area. The
navy said there were no dead or
missing aboard the YMS-50 and
the YMS-365. It has not yet been
determined whether there were
wounded and how many, the
communique said.
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