WILL BE BUILT TO
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Gov. Snell Turns Ground for
, Start of Project Here Fos
tered by C-C and Unions
Governor Earl Snell, while in
Medford Friday, broke ground
for the "yardstick house" of the
veterans' housing project spon
sored by the Jackson county
Chamber of Commerce, organ
ized labor, and other organiza
tions. The "yardstick house"
will be constructed on a lot at
Dakota and Grant streets, don
ated to the project by the Med
ford Realty board. Photographs
of the actual breaking of ground
were taken by Verne Shangle
and will be published in the near
future. A worker's permit was
presented to Gov. Snell by Ethel
Bush, secretary of the Central
Labor Council.
Others present were Charles
W. Crary, business manager of
the Electrical Workers union;
Earl Garfield, secretary of the
carpenters- local; George Patu
cek, business manager for the
Camenters' local: Verpn RaiUv
secretary to Charles Crary; Joan
mniara, employe in the local
carpenters union office; Col.
Elmer V. Wooton. state d irertnr
of the Selective Service; W. H.
r lulirer, president of the Cham
ber of Commerce; E. L. Scott,
chairman, and DiamnnH T. rivnn
of the Veterans' Housing com-
mntee; and Verne Shangle.
Plans and specifications for
the house were prepared by R.
A. Berry of Medford and How
ard R. Perrin of Klamath Falls,
their services being donated. Or
ganized labor is donatine its
services for the construction
work and business institutions
of the city are donating the ma
terial. The City of Medford is
placing its eauiDment at disnnsal
of the committee for grading,
etc.
The foundation will be laid
the first of the week, anri it ic
the expectation of the committee
mat tne house will be started
Saturday morning, March 9.
Sponsors of the nrniect em.
phasize that while construction
of the building is to be of a per
manent nature, it Is not to be
considered a comdeted house
but can be converted into a gar
age and utility room when ma
terial is available to complete
the house, or It can be used as
a guest house in the future.
A great deal nf favarahlp cnm.
ment has been received regard
ing the project, the sponsors re
port, ana Governor Snell com
plimented the people of Medford
on their initiative and thn fan
that they were trying to help
memseives rainer than call for
outside assistance.
The sponsors of the "varrt.
stick house" are hopeful that
business institutions in Medford
will voluntarily contribute the
material necessarv withnut nii.
citation, thereby reducing the
ume necessary lor completion of
the project. It is also the hope
of the soonsors that MfAfnrA
business houses will furnish the
house so that when it is placed
on display for the public to in-
SDOct. it will he rnmnlptB in
every detail. Plans for the ulti
mate disposal to some veteran
are incomplete and can not be
announced at this time, the
sponsors said.
The urgent need for homes for
returning veterans has been the
motivating influence of the pro-
igram, and the sponsors feel that
jit will not be necessary to urge
the public to assist in making it
I successful. It is the hope of the
'snnnsnrs that the ''vardstirk
house" will influence owners of
vacant property in Medford to
follow some such a plan to pro
vide emergency homes for our
veterans. All donations toward
the project should be made to
the Chamber of Commerce, and
any information desired may be
had at that source.
Bloomington, Ind., March 2
U.PJ A middleaged Sunday
school leader and an attractive,
brunette choir singer, who sang
hymns together in the choir but
created a scandal by their asso
ciation outside the church, were
found slain today in an aban
doned stone quarry.
The victims, both married
were Russell Koontz, 43, official
of the Empire Stone Quarry com
pany and former Sunday school
superintendent in the Christian
church, and Mrs. Phyllis Cole
man, 33, who worked in a cream
ery company office.
They had been beaten, bound,
gagged and strangled. Koontz.
his head crushed, was found with
the woman's slip stuffed into
his mouth. The bodies were ful
ly clothed, except for Mrs. Cole
man's slip.
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ARABS DEFIANT
Cairo, Egypt, March 2 (U.R)
The Arabs will not permit
"American pressure, British bay
onets or Jewish terrorism" to
force them to consent to Jewish
domination of Palestine, the
Anglo-American inquiry commis
sion was told today.
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