TWELVE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Sunday, Aug. 19. 1943
Leaving Army Included in
the list of 501 veterans of the
41st infantry division who re
turned to the United States by
transport this week from Zam
bnanfia and are now in process
of being discharged from the
army at the Fort Lewis, Wash.,
separation center are Pfc. Ralph
M. Hooper, TSgt. Bob Gciger,
SSgt Roy S. Dusenbury, SSgt.
Donald J. Spencer, T4 Bryce H.
Kindred, and Cpl. Joe A. Dal
laire, all of Medford, and TSgt.
David D. Law and SSgt. Ar
thur D. Fuller, Grants Pass.
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Bud McCune of Eagle Point
livestock club was crowned
champion dairy showman, at the
annual Eagle Point-Reese Creek
Four-H club fair held last Thurs
day at the Reese Creek school,
with 100 persons attending. Sec
ond place was won by Barbara
Powell, and third honors by
Helen Harnish, both of the Eagle
Point club.
In the same contest, visitors
group, No. 1, Clara Mae Bigham,
Antelope, was first; Phyllis Ca
hail, Antelope, second, and Ann
Padgham, Roxy Ann, third.
Group 2 winners were: Wayne
Smith, Table Rock, first; Betty
Robertson, Talent, second; and
Richard Bile, Sams Valley, third.
Ralph Humphrey, Reese
Creek, carried off top honors in
the beef showmanship contest,
with Joan Conner and Thora Mil
lard, second and third, all of
the Reese Creek club.
For visitors, Clara Mae Big
ham, who was awarded the beef
showmanship championship at
the Antelope district fair the
week previous, repeated her per
formance. Bernice Bigham was
second, and Walter Cahail, third,
also of the Antelope club.
Thora Millard, Reese Creek
was first in the beef fitting con
test, with Ralph Humphrey, also
of Reese, second.
Visiting Four-H club members
competing, used the livestock of
the host club members.
tlons were In keeping with the
highest traditions of the service."
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8th and Riverside
For heroic achievement
against the enemy at Luzon
Philippine islands, on Feb. 5,
1045, the bronze star has been
awarded to Sgt. Dolph W. Guycr
of the army infantry, according
to word received here by his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Ciuyer of 319 Portland avenue.
Guyrr entered the army before
Pearl Harbor, and has been over
seas over two years. His wife
and son live at Arcadia, Calif.
The citation accompanying the
award states:
"During fighting in China
town in Manila, an infantry com
pany was surrounded on three
sides by fires set by Japanese,
and the enemy were employing
mortar, machine gun, and rifle
fire in an effort to anniliate the
trapped men. Heavy casualties
had been inflicted, and it was
imperative that they be evacuat
ed as quickly as possible because
the fires were closing in.
"Sgt. Guycr made four trips
into the flaming area as he assist
ed two of his comrades and help
ed carry three others from the
trapped fort. As he went through
charred rubble and climbed over
paving block barricades, Sgt.
Ciuyer was constantly subjected
to intense enemy fire. His ac-
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Horace Green Back,
Built Eleanor's Hut
Horace A. Green, former tech
nical sergeant in the army am
phibious engineers, arrived in
the city August 15 after serving
31 months in the Pacific theater
Most of this time was spent in
Australia, New Guinea, New
Britain, and Luzon in the Philip
pines. One of his most unusual
assignments, aside from the reg
ular construction of ships and
bridges and roads, was the con
struction of quarters for Eleanor
Roosevelt, during her seven-hour
stop on one of the islands. He is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. D.
Green, 1014 West Tenth, in Med
ford, and prior to his entering
the army, he was employed by
the Monarch Seed & Feed.
KNIFE AND FORK
Ration-Free Shoe
Sale Date Changed
A change in date on the OPA
ration-free shoe sale period was
reported today by the district
office. The release began Fri
day, Aug. 17, instead of Aug. 27
as originally planned, and will
end Saturday, Sept. 29 rather
than Oct. 13. The change was
made to allow dealers to sell out
large stocks of summer footwear
Special approval from the dis
trict office is not needed for
dealers to sell men's and wom
en's shoes included in the re
lease, but OPA requires that no
children's shoes be included and
retail price must not exceed I
$3.50. 1
LIST JNCREASES
In the near future. Other speak
ers, who will total seven in all
the first year, will be announced
from time to time.
Over 50 charter members had
been recorded in the local Knife
and Fork club organization upon
the return Friday of E. E.
Schlotz, executive field director
for the Associated Clubs, from
Denver. He indicated this re
sponse is such that ballots for
nine directors will be sent out
the first of the week to all mem
bers of record.
The directors elect their offi
cers from their own number, in
cluding a president, one or more
vice-presidents, and a secretary
treasurer. The office of secretary-treasurer
is permitted filled
outside the directorate. Directors
serve on a basis of one-third re
tiring each year in most of the
clubs.
Discussing the possibility for
first speaker, Scholtz stated ne
gotiations to bring either his im
perial highness, Archduke "Felix
of Austria, or Pierre Clemcn
ceau, grandson of the "Tiger of
France," here.
Scholtz stated a sampling of
choice locally from both men
and women, who are interested
in the organization gave Arch
duke Felix an edge in popular
appeal, so he hopes that selec
tion can be formally announced
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STYLES
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Employment Bureau
Service Available
Lewis Ulrich, manager of the
local United States Employment
Service, announced today tnat
all War Manpower commission.
h.i'a h.UII
discontinued and the facilities
of the U. S. Employment Serv
ice are again available to all j
employers, including those for j
whom services were resvricitu
because of war requirements-
"Many returning veterans arc
contacting the local U. S. E. S.
office," Ulrich said, and it is
suggested that employers in nepd
of qualified workers place their
orders with the local office at
45 North Fir street, phone 3343."
BIRTHS
ELLIS To Mr. and Mrs
Lester, Butte Falls, Aug. 16,
1945, a boy, 10 pounds, at Com
munity hospital.
REIGARD To Mr. and Mrs
Charles, Route 3, box 459, Aug.
16, 1945, a girl, nine pounds, at
Community hospital.
Dr. C. M. Young wishes to an
nounce that his office will be
closed until Monday, August 27.
Josephine County
Will Have School
Building Program
Josephine county school bud
get for the ensuing school year
was passed Thursday following
a school election. The budget,
which was placed before the peo
ple because of a new county
unit system which exceeded the
six per cent limitation, includes
amounts to cover the building ot
an eight-room school at Kerby
and an extension of three class
rooms and large gymnasium and
auditorium at Jerome Prairie
school.
A meeting of the school board
will be held Monday in Grants
Pass court house to decide on
the immediate course of action
concerning the budget, according
to William Laing, local archi
tect, who has drawn up plans for
the new buildings-
the shores of the sea.
A graduate of Medford high
school, Waddell signed with the
USO unit on July 1 for a six
months tour.
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E. J. Waddell, son of Mrs. A.
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trip across the Atlantic ocean
with a USO unit, with which he
and his wife are acrobats. The
letter was written when sailing
through the Mediterranean and
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