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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 28, 1952)
New Chemical Said Rough on Mice Inn Built 'Upside Down Rangeley, Me. (U.R) An "upside-down" inn built at Rangeley Village has all its bed rooms on the ground floor while all public rooms are on the up per levels, providing a panoram ic view of Rangeley lake. Sacramento, Calif. (U.B p Medford One of the largest all-welded steel beams ever manufactured on the west coast was utilized in Tribune A means of eradicating field mice, which have menrced the E. P. Vilas orchards, on route 2 in the "Big Sticky" area north east of Medford, in ever increas ing numbers the past few years, was announced this week. The mice each recent year have girdled and killed more and more trees ,and commonly used rodent control measures had lit tle or no effect, according to the Vilas. Recently Ed Geary, operator of one of a bent grass ranch in Klamath county, visited the Vi las orchards and suggested the the poison, and in two days' time had killed "every mouse on the ranch," something he had been unable to do with the use of other rodent eradicate. Results Good Vilas said the results on his place were good. Earl Jossy, county extensibn agent, said today that tests made with the new compound on a small scale were inconclusive, but that from all indications, where it has been used in large a grade separation structure by the California division of high ways. The beam is 106 feet long and nearly five and one-half feet deep. United Pr.M Full L.u.tf wlr. Unlud Prut Full Lun Wlr. Second Section MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1952 Pages 1-6 legumes, spoiling the seeds, and for cut worms. The new eradicator may be purchased through firms hand ling insecticide products, Jossy said. The firemen have been get ting a little spring workout by landscaping the area in front of the fire station. lar" games to keep the hard ball patrons satisfied. A "sandlot" softball game started the ball rolling last week. Bill Hum had unexpected cal lers at the libra.-y. His son and family, Mr. and Mrs. William C. PURE '"-. . -u LOOK FOR THIS LABEL Softball or hard ball is the question agitating the sports en thusiasts of the camp. Games to be played at Hatton field this summer are expected to be soft ball. However, it is possible Al Birman of recreation, who is working on the season's sched ule, may include a few "regu scale operations and where op erators could afford to do so, it Hum Jr., and their daughters, Emily Ann and Mary Lou, drove operators use a newer type of poison now being used in the is effective, Jossy said. The con Hi Millions whs suit It their lint (Met through over the week-end erv tent of the poison mixture Is the same as some of the newer insec ticides now being used with good results for lygus, which attacks route to Portland where he is an official of the First National mid- and southwestern states. Geary had dusted his holdings, 100 49t bank. some 4,000 to 5.000 acres with ihr-V , X iv few tf: ft 1 1 tV-KL it ' '''1 ROYAL WELCOME-Cpl. Robert A. Coronel of Alhambra Calif his Okinawan bride, Nobuko, and their s-month-old baby, Mary Ann, are greeted by his family on arrival in Ean Francisco aboard the transport Gen. W. A. Mann. Nobuko, afraid of bigotry and intolerance in the U. S., offered to divorce Robert when she saw a letter condemning their marriage. When Alhambra residents learned this, they wrote her more than 80 letters welcoming her and assuring her that she and Mary Ann win be accepted as Americans. On the left are Robert's father, Frank, and his sister-in-law, Elsie Coronet. Piekin' Pears By SID HOLLINGSWORTH Seven acres . of government land along the county highway near Eagle Point with seven new graves, marking the begin ning of the new Camp White cemetery, will be dedicated in the exercises observing Memor ial day. De Vere Taylor, of Med ford senior high school, will de liver the address, and Manager Paul A. Hatton will respond in the official dedication. He will lay the first memorial wreath at the base of the flag pole. The Eagle Point high school band has been selected to pro vide appropiate music. Father John Cummisky will deliver the invocation and Chaplain An derson will pronounce the bene diction. Representatives of the VAVS organizations will march in the exercises, which are being arranged by Franklin Girard, as master of ceremonies. . In addition to' the Memorial day exercise at the cemetery at t p. m. (standard time) there wiU be a "roll call of the dead" ceremony in the theater at 8:30 a. m. for the purpose of honor ing departed comrades. Manag er Hatton has urged attendance upon the membership as an ex pression of respect for those who have passed away during the year. - Eve Prentice and her willing troup of girl accordionists have become popular with the mem bers of the VFW, DAV and WWI,' arid she is always avail able to furnish entertainment at post functions. This past week members of all three organiza tions were on hand for her con certs on two successive evenings. Dr. William E. White , spent "a few days at Gold Beach, at the mouth of the Rogue River, cat ching fish, and Mrs. White was along to see that he didn't catch cold. Pharmacist Jack Love is much pleased with a new arrangement in the drug room, now moved to larger quarters with the stock room adjoining. He has been aided considerably by appoint ment of Raymond McGowan as an associate. Grace Stuhr, Chief Nurse, will go to Minot,' N. D., this week for a couple weeks leave where she can be with her father, who is failing in health. Mrs. Edna B. Girard, dietit ian, has just returned from a two weeks seminar in Los Ang eles of the Institute of Dietitians, sponsored by the VA. Eight teen cheif dietitians from eight states were in attendance. The present food regimen will show little if any change, she says, the classes having been largely refresher." Some of the men are finding it difficult to adjust themselves to the new physical medicine being applied. Sergeant Smith, handling the details, reports one member rebelled on the ground that he knew a wheel chair handicapped man who wasn't doing anything and they were both taking the same kind of pills Leonard Haggerty, who has recognized ability as a foreman, is also running into snags and threatens to cease being easy-going. He has always been able to keep the men interested. 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