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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1945)
Returning Vets F orced To Cast Pet Dogs In Sea Boston. Oct. 18 -(U.R) Charges that overseas veterans aboard the transport Hood Vic tory were ordered to throw their pet dogs overboard while en route here were under investiga tion today by port officials. .Brig. Gen. James C. Marshall, port commander, said that if the officer who gave the order is discovered he will be punished. The men are members of the 26th tank battalion of the lGth ar mored division. Soldiers are permitted to bring home dogs if they are free of communicable diseases, officials said. ALL WACS IN EUROPE BACK BEFORE APRIL Frankfurt, Oct. 18 (U.PJ Lt. Col. Mary A., Hallaren, WAC staff director, announced today, that all WAC'i in Europe, now numbering about 5,000, will be back in the United States before April. She has been In Washington for conferences with the War De partment. Steady demobilization Is ex pected tQ reduce the corps to 30, 000 in all theaters by July, Col onel Hallaren said. OREGON TO RECEIVE FEES FROM LAND USE Oregon will receive $1,029.19 from the federal government for public roads, schools and other educational institutions as the state's share of proceeds from the leasing of public land in Ore gon during the 1945 fiscal year, according to a release from the department of interior. The amount Includes benefits from the development of oil and gas, coal, potash, sodium and phosphate resources on land through federal leases Involving payment of bonuses, royalties and rentals to the government. Paving to Start At State Grounds Salem, Ore., Oct. 18 (U.PJ The first of several contracts for paving at the state fairgrounds Thursday. Oct. 18, 14S MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUKZ flTOf has been awarded to the Warren Northwest Co., Leo Spitzbart, fairground manager, said today. Spitzbart explained that the state reeclved $38,000 la federal funda for damages occurring whtle army troops were station ed at the grounds. PLAYING This Week . Jimmy O'Brien's Orchestra Nationally Known Band from Hollywood Steak and Chicken Dinners Take-It-Easy Lodge Mae and Anna McBee Open 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. Closed Friday A three-day youth conference, emphasizing music and evangel lam will be held at the Friends church, Old Pacific highway and De Barr Ave., Friday, Saturday and Sunday, according to Milo C. Ross, pastor; and Jim Armstrong, in charge of youth activities. Of special interest will be mu sic presented by the male quartet of Pacific college, each evening at 7:30 beginning on Friday, and (TSA if- 9, Husbands ! Wives ! Want new Pep and Vim? ?' ur' worn-out. . Bauatcil tyltiy btx-us body iirki iron, lor nrw Tim. vitality. try OalrM Tonlo TblU. Contatai iron Tou. too. may artA for pep: aIo iuppl'r UmiD Bi. Oat 36c Introductory au now miy . At nil druf stores everywhere In Medford. at Western Thrift Stores. PASTEBRIZID SKIM "7Kil& ADDS TO ITS GOODNESS FIGHT MISERY whei-e you feel lt-rub throat, chest and back: with time-tested The general public Is cordially c'lB? me 'H. aun lw Invited. f tease tememoer at 11 . m. and 2 p. m. on Sun day, As speakers, Paul S. Cam mack, of Salem, field secretary of the Friends C. E. Union; and Paul Thornberg, of Newberg, president of the C. E. work in Oregon, Washington and Idaho, will lead, assisted by 10 or 12 young people being brought to the conference. A carry-in dinner is being ar ranged for Saturday at 6 p. m. for all young people. Sunday is to be observed by the church as third anniversary of its founding here. Services are announced for 11 a. m., 2 p. m. and again at 7:30 p. m. with the corps of youth leaders and mu sicians in charge. The anniver sary dinner will be served at noon. 5S& j i - IN STRICT COMPLIANCE WITH WPB REGULATIONS, ALL TEXTILE MERCHANDISE IN THIS AD IS LISTED AT WARDS REGULAR LOW PRICES. Mil --Lr-: JE,.U.VsT W.' 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