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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 17, 1945)
CLOSED SECTIONS 'ARE DESCRIBED BY FOREST SERVICE Closures In the Rogue River National Forest were described today by Karl L. Janouch, for est supervisor, in anticipation of increased travel in the fore3t with the availability of gasoline. The closures cover only very limited areas and are as follows: Ashland Creek watershed, which includes the Ashland loop road from Ashland to Siskiyou Peak. The balance of this road is open so that one may travel via Applegate and Beaver Creek 7. 2 m-mutmiKiiifti Mother Nature teysi No big oranges but plenty of small ones this summer. They are mighty good, too.Thin skinned I Sweetl Burst ing with golden juice 1 Buy a big bag full of small oranges today. For juice and vitamins your best buy right nowl Ask for Sunkist, finest from 14,500 coop erating California-Arizona citrus growers. V if I i 1 wya;f;lLwcis past Dutchman Peak to Siskiyou Gap. Woodruff Meadows area above Prospect, but the Wood ruff road and summer home area are open. A small area tast of the Cra ter Lake Highway above Union Creek which includes Copeland and Bybee Creeks. BIu Rock Road Open The Medford Corporation log ging area in the Butte Falls dis trict, extending south from Lodgepole guard station to Snowshoe Camp, including the Twincheria drainage. The road through this area to Blue Rock Is open. The Deadwood area on the Dead Indian road, extending from the south Forest boundary north to the South Fork of Little Butte Creek. The Beaver Dam camp is closed but the South Butte camp is just outside the closed area. Travel is permitted on the Dead Indian road and the Deadwood-Fish Lake road. There are no restrictions to travel in other parts of the for est. Camp fire permits are re quired for camping In other than improved campgrounds. Smoking while travelling on other than paved or surfaced highways is prohibited. Boarding House Life Film Theme t: 10 CHAPEL SERVICES D. E. Millard, B.S.L., LL.D., builder of the "Chapel of the Rocks and Roses," at South Oak dale and King streets, will con duct rejular preaching services in the chapel each Sunday at 10:45 a. m. The services, Dr. Mil- ' .-v D. E. Millard lard says, "will be strictly non- denominational and will follow the line of modern, constructive and scientific thinking. No ap peals for money will be made, and all who have an open mind, like to think, and love truth, are most cordially invited.". Dr. Mil lard's subject for Sunday will be, "A New Heaven and a New Earth." A feature of the services will be special musical numbers furnished by the Millard family and guest soloists. When "Swing Hostess" opens at the Rialto theatre Sunday, au diences will have the curtains drown on the theatrical boarding house and be permitted to peer behind the scenes Into the lives of the people who make audi ences laugh, cry and keep them pleasantly amused. "Swing Hostess" introduces petite Martha Tilton, radio's "First Lady of Swing" to motion picture audiences; other mem bers of the notable cast include Emmett Lynn, the funniest man of the screen, Betty Brodel who has more names than a centipede has legs, Phil Van Znadit and Earle Bruce. "Dangerous Pas sage." with Robert Lowery and Phil lis Brooks is the added attraction. 8 a. m. and morning prayer at 11 o'clock. Sunday, Aug. 2fi. Father Francis Ball, rector of the Episcopal church in Grants Pass, will conduct 11 o'clock ser vices, and the 8 a. m. commun ion will be omitted. Mrs. Turney and the Turney's two children will remain in Medford. Rev. Turney And Episcopal Young Going to Session The Rev. George R. Turney, rector of St. Mark's Episcopal church, will leave Medford Sun day afternoon for Gearhart, Ore., where he will serve as dean of the annual summer ses sion of church school for young people of the Episcopal church. Also attending the 10-day ses sion this year will be five repre sentatives from Medford, Ward Eebb, Jr.. Gordon Marx, Trevc Neff, Susan Inskeep, and Kath leen Seekatz. Regular church services will be conducted by Father Turney at St. Mark's church Sunday morning, with communion at PORTLAND STILL LOADS LEND LEASE TO RUSSIA Portland, Ore., Aug. 17 U.R) Umil further instructions are received from Washington, load ing of lend-lease material on Rus sian ships in the port of Portland will continue, George Powell, as sistant Pacific coast director of the war shipping administration. declared today. Powell said the longshore gangs were being ordered to re sume loading most of the 16 Rus sian ships in the harbor today, after a two-day victory holiday, in spile of an announcement by Leo Crowley, foreign economic administrator that lend-lease pro ject would be closed as soon as pssible. FIRST MERCHANT SHIP DELIVERED BY KAISER Portland, Ore., Aug. 17 ttJ.R) Kaiser's Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation claimed the distinc tion today of being the first ship yard in the nation to deliver a Victory ship for the merchant service after victory over the Japs. Shipyard officials said the steamship Chelsea Victory was delivered by Oregon Shipbuild ing Corporation to the war ship ping administration and AlasKa Steamship Company at 7:15 p. m Tuesday, only 3 hours 15 min utes after President Truman's peace declaration. MORE BRITISH GAS London, Aug. 17 (U.P.) Brit ain's basic gasoline ration for the next three months has been increased 25 per cent. The in crease will raise motorists' monthly mileage from 120 to 150. . Portland, Ore.. Aug. 17 (U.R) The No. 1 domestic issue in the immediate months ahead is full employment, Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon said today. He declared that leaders of both the major political parties should forget partisanship and achieve unity on employment, taxation, industry reallocation and the other economic policies which must be adopted to main tain the American system of political and economic demo cracy. "We must make our private enterprise economy work In a manner that will solve the prob lem of achieving full employ ment and of maintaining a high standard of living for all Amer icans and not just for some few," he stated. Morse said the republican party should advance and sup port a constructive program of economic legislation giving be Invested In wealth-producing and Job-producing projects. Jap Goes Modern In Hari-Kiri By Using Revolver Zurich. Aug. 17 (U.R) Lt. Gen. Kiyotomi Okamoto, Japa nese military attache, shot and killed himself at his home today. Thus he followed the example set by Japanese War Minister Gen. Korechika Anami, who committed hari-kiri in Tokyo yesterday to "atone for his fail ure" to win the war. He shot himself with a revol ver rather than using the tradi tional hari-kiri method of sui cide by disembowelment with a dagger. Friday. Aug. 17, 1945 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN DeGAULLE WILL VISIT NEW YORK AND CANADA Paris, Aug. 17 U.R A for eign office spokesman said today that Gen. Charles De Gaulle probably would visit New York, Chicago, and Canada as well as Washington during his 10-day trip to confer with President Truman. The spokesman said De Gaulle and Truman probably would dis cuss the French occupation zone in Germany, which is in two tne parts without railroad or other Portland, Ore., Aug. 17 U.R Appointment of a new United States attorney for Oregon to succeed Carl C. Doneugh, whose third term in the office recently expired, is expected to be han dled by President Truman "at any time now." Lew Wallace, Democratic national committee-; man for Oregon, said today. Wallace has sent in to Attor-' ney General Tom Clark his re commendation of Henry L. Hess of La Grande, who also has the ' endorsement of Henry C. Aiken. ! of Heppner, state chairman. No action has been taken on the j nomination by either Celia Ga- vin, state vice-chairman, or Nan ! Honeyman Robinson, national j committee-woman. maximum aid to private enter prise economy, to maintain high purchasing power and to support and advance the American stan dard of living. The first step, he declared, is a taxation program which will cause present frozen savings to good communication. The Pots dam decisions and the question of transport and imports for France also were scheduled for discussion. NO CONTEST Hollywood, Aug. 17 (U.R) Screen Actor Cary Grant, third husband of Heiress Barbara Hut ton, who faces her divorce suit in superior court Aug. 30, will not contest the action, he indi- ler, charged her English-born husband with causing her "griev ous mental distress, suffering and. anguish." Menniflri K AHn,a To -.-i-J Cloi.ni lime for Classlf led Ad B-30 ' v. m. in. ioo iai to Clauity 13:15 p "WHEN I SAY COFFEE I MEAN FOLGEH'Sr 45-11 Produced by Raymond R. Morgan Co. for FOLGER'S COFFEE MISSIONARY TO SPEAK, ROGUE RIVER SUNDAY Rogue River, Aug. 17 The Rev. David Martin, former mis sionary to Japan and held a pris oner by the Japanese in the Philippines for a time, will speak at the Rogue River Presbyterian church Sunday at 8 p. m. BURGLARS UNINFORMED Pittsburgh. Aug. 17 (U.R) Evidently some burglars don't read newspapers. Long after the j announcement yesterday that j gas rationing had ended, thieves i broke into Frank Miller's serv ice station and took $10 in cash : and 400 gasoline rationing cou- i pons. NEW DESTROYER Boston, Aug. 17 (U.R) The U.S.S. destroyer Ernst G. Small, honoring a late rear admiral who distinguished himself as com manding officer of the U. S. cruiser Salt Lake City, will be commissioned Tuesday at the Boston navy yard, it was an nounced today. 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