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rOVm MKDrOMD MAIL-TlsIBUW WegneetUy, Wot. T. IMS Central Point Army Man Describes Experiences With Japanese Governor A dipping from the Nippon TVnea. leading newrapr of Tokyo, containing an article In which the nam of Capt. Erneet J. Lathrop of Central Point ap pear, hai been received by hla parent!. Mr. and Mn. A. T. La throp. The clipping tells of a conference, attended by gover non of iven prefectures and array officials, at which the gov ernors were warned "that their failure to make vigorous use of the means provided by Gen. MacArthur's headquarters to re activate the civilian economy will result this winter In unnec essary suffering and cold among the Japanese populace." In his accompanying letter the captain wrote, "To get up to Tokyo, I put my jeep on a flat car and went on the train as far as Chiba, then drove on over to Tokyo. I stopped In Park View Convalescent Home 153 Granite St., Ashland. Ore. Equipment for bed patients. Registered Nurse In Charge Chlba on the way back and had quite a talk with Gov. Saitor of the Chiba Prefecture. He Is a pretty good man to get along with. A Prefecture corresponds to a state at home. I spent most of the afternoon with the governor, then had din ner with him and the vice-governor at the governor's home. I had to catch the train back at 5:30 p.m. so it was kind of a hurry up affair, but I enjoyed It. He served an entirely west ern style meal, with roast chick en, baked ham and various other things. Even used a knife and fork Instead of chop sticks. The governor wants me to come back again when I don't have to be In such a hurry and he says he will serve an entirely Japanese meal. Should be In teresting. The governor doesn't speak English so I used an Inter preter. Nope, I don't speak Japanese yet and don't Intend to learn. In Japan, you always take your shoes off before enter ing a house, so that Is a novel experience for us to run around In stocking feet. I've had one more meeting Toy Specials Ovt tVaft. Long HOWLING ALLEY Reg. 7.45 NOW 5.29 T wtfh the governor since that day, and will likely go up again in a few days. Seems funny for me to be giving a governor orders. Later In the letter the captain said he hoped he would be able to return home before long and added "Those strikes aren't helping matters any, and neither is that typhoon around Okinawa I think we're getting a raw deal over In this theater, but guess we should be used to that now Somebody Is certainly messing up the works by not getting any officer replacements over here.' Capt. Lathrop has been In the army since before Pearl Harbor and was with the first army combat unit that landed in Aus tralia. He was en route to Man lis when the Pearl Harbor bombing occurred, and the outfit was then re-directed to Austral' la. After a stay In Australia his outfit set sail for Timor but when 9 out of 11 ships were sunk, the survivors turned back to Darwin. After being station ed at various Australian ports the men went to one of the Tro- bian islands and subsequently to New Britain, where they spent Christmas of 1943, from there to New Guinea. Leyte, and Luzon. On Luzon when the war end ed, Capt. Lalhrop was started at once for Japan and was on board a ship In Tokyo Bay and watched the peace treaty sign- ing on board the Missouri through field glasses. He is now with the 112th Combat unit. Hoars of fan far U the family. Btnrdy, nil made. Plywood bowling surface. Includes pins and balls. CHILD'S ROCKERS 2 STYLES Upholstered and Wood Frjma. Serviceable sturdy, hardwood rockers. Comfortable, upholstered in colorful materials. Regular 7.45 Now 4.98 Cvfe cm Co a fie n R0. 3 .39 Child' Chair Cheerful, olorfol MeUeaa dMlsn In a well ma4e uttte Jhalr that. m uu mocks. lS-tnoh aeiffet. Now 2.79 Beautiful Table Lamp Gold base, tan Rayon Shade. Regular 12.95 MAULDIN FOR CONGRESS SUGGESTION FROM GI'S Rome. Nov. 7 (U.R) A group of 29 Gl's In Italy suggested to day that Bill Mauldin run for congress against Gen. George Patton. In a letter to Stars and Stripes the Gl's said: "We've heard rumors of two- gun Patton running for congress. Therefore we'd appreciate the privilege of nominating our can didate the ever popular Bill Mauldin. We sincerely believe he is the only person capable of opposing this would-be. politi cian. Now Only IP AIR STOEES Main and Holly Phona 5550 Daily Weather Report FORECASTS M Ml ford and vicinity: Clear to partly cloudy. Coot tonight. Increas ing cloudineis and warmer Thursday with rain Thursday nirht. Oregon: Partly cloudy with mow flurries tonight, Thursday, cloudy with rain In west portion. Slightly warmer west portion Thursdny after noon. Gentle variable wind off coait becoming northwetit. LOCAL. DATA Temperature a year ago today: Highest 58; lowest 40. Total monthly precipitation -11 Inches. Deficiency for the month .10 Inches. Total precipitation since September l, i.iu incnei. Deficiency for the season .53 Inches. Relative humidity at 4 30 p.m. yes- I leraay d-; :..u lonay iuu'.. I Tomorrow Sunrise 8 S3 a m. Sunset 4:97 p.m. Observations taken at 4:30 a.m., 120 Meridian time: HiEh Low Pree. noise . Boston Chicago Denver Eureka Havre fit 44 4 31 .. Sfl 47 , 73 34 - 83 ao 40 31 - - - 47 31 44 31 . M 4S . 3f 32 43 2(1 72 4ft 44 IT DEMPSEY OFFERED LIFETIME JOB AS Lot Angeles Mtnrord . New York : Omnha . Phoenix 1 Portland 1 Reno I Roteburg anil iaae Sen rranctsco Seattle Snnkana ! Washington, D.. C. Yaxima .OS T J9 ie r. to Classify :oo Saturday afternoon Please remember New York, Nov. 7 TUP) Jack Dempsey, who started hi fighting career as a lean and hungry hobo, today needed only to sign the contract to have lifetime $2S0.000-a-year Job president of a concern which will televise boxing shows, ac cording to Max Waxman, his business manager. Dempsey, in Birmingham Ala., on a bond-selling tour, said "we're not at liberty to say any thing until I get out of the ser vice sometime between Nov, 24 and Dec. 1." Dempsey, a coast guard commander, went Into service four years ago. Waxman, In New York, was more voluable. "The television company Is a newly-organized branch of one of the nation's largest advertis ing agencies," he said. "They want Dempsey to sign for life but whether he'll make such i blanket tie-up I'm not certain.' Terms of the contract would involve the setting up of Demp sey as a major competitor to Mike Jacobs as a fight promoter. Jacobs controls fights at Madi son Square Garden. Waxman said that Dempsey's duties as supervisor of the television com pany would Include promotion of Important bouts in New York. G. . Rights Bill Liberalization Given Approval Washington. Nov. 7 U.R) The senate finance committee today approved a bill to liberal ize loan and educational provis ions of the G. I. bill of rights. Floor action is expected some time next week. The bill repeals the 2S-year age limit on educational grants and provides that any veteran regardless of age, may get schooling or vocational training. It also removes the restriction that the veteran must have had his schooling interrupted by mil itary service In order to qualify The bill extends to 35 years the present 20-year time limit of loans for farms and businesses, It repeals a provision of exist ing law which would have made educational granta deductible from any future bonus. Johnston To Finish U. S. Chamber Term Washington, Nov 7 U.R) Eric Johnston said today that he Intends to retain his post as president of the U. S. Chamber of Commerce untjl his term ex pires next May. Hollywood report said John ston planned to quit his chamber of commerce office to devote full time to his Job as czar of the film industry. WEATHER Northern California: Partly cloudy with scattered showers today and in extreme north por tion tonight. Heavy frost tonight. Thursday generally clear, be coming mild In the afternoon. Gentle northwest wind off coast. TO SPEAK AT B. F. Mrs. Fred Rankin, executive secretary of the Jackson Coun ty Red Cross chapter, and airs. A. Orln Schenck, production chairman, will go to Butte Falls Friday, Nov. 9, to speak at a meeting at the high school audi torium at 1:30 p. m. The meeting was called by H. H. Lowe, prin cipal of the high school, who has invited all mothers and inter ested women to attend. Mrs. Rankin and Mrs. Schenck will discuss post-war plans of the American Red Cross. Mrrf Schenck reports that the production corps has prepared 15 cartons of filled kit bags dur ing the past week, to be deliv ered to service men leaving the United States for occupational duty. Also large orders of hos pital garments have been filled for army and navy hospitals. Mrs. Rankin, who is in con stant touch with all corps and their services said "now is the time to stay on the Job, there is work to be done, if your corps has finished its particular pro ject, enlist in another branch of the Red Cross, we will gladly train you, and your Individual effort is needed to complete the tremendous Job that we have begun." Civilian Crewmen Sought For Army Fleet In Pacific San Francisco, Nov. 7 The army is looking for 3,000 civilian crewmen ranging from ordinary seamen to masters, to man its fleet of small vessels In the southwest Pacific. Orders from army transporta tion corps headquarters have gone out to recruit the desired personnel for the "army's navy' as replacements for coast guard crews, which will be withdrawn Approximately 275 army ves sels assigned to the southwest Pacific are coast guard manned. Manila army headquarters has advised that these ships must continue In operation for an in definite period and that local re placements are not available. At least 1,800, It was announc ed, must be recruited by the end of this year. Applicants should write or re port to the Seaman's Overseas Unit, Building 212, Fort Mason, Calif. UNIVERSAL SPIRITUAL TF.MPI.E. Presents In the Ltbrnry auditorium of GrantH Pain. Oregon. Monday eve, Dec. 31st. I94S. at !) P. M. Six hours most wonderful New Years celebra tion, 1043 Out 1946 In. Phone 1151 or write for tickeu to 311 So. 6th St., Grants Pass. Oregon. Donation of one dollar to church building fund covers everything. Prophecy, Cir cles Orchestra, refreshments and Illuminated services. Hots of fun, nr. Edward C. Le-Vyne. D. D. Pastor. Mrs. Elizabeth Carroll, Sec.Treas. Adv. Use Stall Trroune Want Ada. National Forest Timber For Sale Sealed bids will be received by the Forest Supervisor. Med ford, Oregon, up to and not later than 2:00 P. M., December 10, 1945, for all the live timber marked or designated for cut ting and all merchantable dead timber located en an area em bracing about 40 acres within Section 28, T. 33 S.. R. 3 E.. W. M., Rogue River National Forest, Oregon, estimated to be 100.000 feet B.M. of Douglas-fir, and 80,000 feet B.M. of white fir, more or less, and an unesti mated amount of other species. No bid of less.than $4.30 per M feet B.M. for Douglas-fir. $2.25 per M feet B.M. for white fir, $6.50 per M feet B.M. for pon derosa pine, $8.00 per M feet B.M. for sugar pine. $8.00 per M feet B.M. for white pine, and $1.50 per M feet B.M. for west ern hemlock and incense cedar, will be considered. In determin ing the highest bidder, the rate for Douglas-fir and white fir only will be considered. Bids with rates in excess of those per missible under MPR 460 will be reduced to the allowable maxi mum in making the award. $2500.00 must accompany each bid. to be applied on the pur chase price, refunded, or retain ed in part as liquidated damages, according to conditions of sale. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved. Before bids are submitted, full information con cerning the timber, the condi tions of sale and submission of bids should be obtained from the Forest Supervisor, Medford, Oregon. hereby notified and required to appear in me aoove enuum Court and cause and answer the Complaint of Plaintiff now on tile therein against you within four (4) weeks from the date of the first publication of this Sum mons, which is the 17th day of October, 1945; and if you fail to appear and answer or otherwise plead to Plaintiff's complaint within the time required, for want thereof, the plaintiff will applv to the Court for a decree of the Court quieting the title in Plaintiff as the owner thereof of: Lots One (11 to Twelve (12) inclusive, Block Ten (10) of the Town of Gold Hill, Jackson County, Oregon. This summons Is served upon you by publication in the Med ford Mail Tribune once a week for four (4) consecutive weeks by virtue of an Order of Honorable H. K. Hanna, Judge of said Summons for Publication In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. LOVEY GRIFFITH SCOTT, Plaintiff vs. DORA EDDINGS nee Dora Caine, and FLOYD EDDINGS, her husband; AUGUSTUS A. TYLEE; WILLIAM H. CAINE and JANE DOE CAINE, his wife, her true given name be ing to the plaintiff unknown: the unknown heirs at law of REUBEN T. CAINE, deceased; JANE DOE CAINE, his wife, if she be not deceased, her true given name being to the plain tiff unknown; being the only surviving heirs at law of ME DRONA CAINE and W. H. CAINE, each of whom is now deceased; MARGARET J. THOMPSON and W. E. THOMPSON, her husband; MARY A. PRYCE a widow; and all unknown heirs at law of said defendants if they or either thereof, be deceased; also all persons and parties un known claiming any right, ti tle, interest, lien or estate in or to the property described in the Complaint, Defendants. 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