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8IX MEDTOHD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Friday, June t. 1950 Pickin' Pears News, Gossip, Comment From Camp White By L. J. "Tick" Malarkey When "Ty" Teorey returned to his arts, craft and hobby shop after a week of his annual leave fordfmost of it spent at home in Medford), he found an enroll ment of 20 new men, most of them working with wood. In his absence the shop was under Bob Wilhelm, Camp White member, an instructor special iziog in leather work. Another new member much in demand is Willard Abbott, who in civilian life was a show card and sign painter. Abbott is Just complet ing a job for the Navy Mothers which will be mailed to national headquarters in Washington, D. C. Scenes of Crater Lake, Lithia park, the camp itself and other Jackson county spots of interest are pasted to a large book-like placard and in letters of blue against a whit background Abbott has described the various color photographs. Details of Teorey's office were carried out by Member Ray Barker. This is a fishing story. The other evening, loaded with cooking utensils, sleeping bags and other gear for an over night camping trip on the shores of Squay lake, four gentlemen who head various departments of this domiciliary shoved off after the 4:30 whistle blew. They wen Dr. William E. White, chief medical officer; Vest Fleeman, supply officer; Burton R. Sims, engineering of ficer; and Ralph H. Ruff in, dom iciliary officer. They were all back home the following after noon. Forty-two trout were taken during a little fishing Friday evening and Saturday morning. Ruff in was the champ. His take for the two days was 20 trout and none were smaller than 12 inches. Although the season on the station was neither Len ten nor the day Friday, the smell of frying fish was notice able at dinner time. "Goldie" Goldy, chauffeur, and his son "Butch" have had wonderful luck on Squaw lake this season. He is responsible for the Big Four making the jour ney. Leo Lamb, the young Bamboo, never fails to win prizes at the social events. He is often accused of collusion, skullduggery and other black art methods as a result of his wins. He placidly goes h 1 way and whenever asked how come, he quietly re plies: "That is a military secret." Another fishing story. Carson Mays, member of Company 1, fishing the Little Butte with Chaplain Anderson last Monday on the parson's day off, not only caught a limit of trout but killed a rattlesnake with six rattles and a button. Both men caught the trout limit and they fished the waters around Dead Indian Soda springs. No lunkers just nice pan size. Al Dunn is a member of Camp White, Company A. Been here about IS months, now and his right side (didn't work so good for a while) is getting better vry day. Greybeard Dunn came here from his ranch in eastern Oregon, near Joseph. This lad is 73 with a ready smile and eyes that constantly twinkle. He told the story of the banker In the town of Joseph who 49 years ago robbed the bank that he now heads as president. The American Magazine once printed the story. Al tells how this banker nearly 50 years ago got mixed up with two other men, held up the bank and in the attempted escape one was killed and the other disappeared with $3,800 and was never caught. The present leading citi zen was captured and did three years of a five-year sentence. He returned to his homestead and today is his community's pillar. Dunn was 40 years old and the father of three children when he enlisted. Passed com petetive examinations and was in General Pershing's head quarters company. Served with him the entire time that the general was over seas and knew him well. The Dunns have sold out In eastern Oregon and Mrs. Dunn is now making her home i n Jackson county to be near her husband. All of their children are living, one son and four daughters. "I like it out here. Maybe the chief reason is because I am getting so much better and am regaining the use of my right hand and arm," said Dunn. Opal Knips of our switchboard will leave at the end of this week for California to attend the Commencement exercises at Chlco State college where her oldest son will be a member of the graduating class. Mrs. Knips will extend her visit to other parts of California and will be missing from here for 30 days, annual vacation. CLIPPED TWO WAYS SuDer or. Wis. UJ.R) Marry Griffin thought he was being clipped, so he walked away with the instrument that did the job. He told Judge Claude Cooper that $1 seemed a pretty stiff price for a haircut, unless it included the barber's clipper!.. Griffin was fined $50. SCORES TWO BIRDIES Memphis. Tenn. (U.R) Earl Crouse registered two birdies on the same hole while golfing. 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