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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1939. PAGE NINE LOCAL and Hers) from Ashland Aubrey Miles and Jack Hatfield, both of Ashland, were visitors in Med ford yesterday afternoon. From Applegaia Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Pool and daughter, Miss Maude Pool, writer, were Medford visitors today from their home in the Appleeate district. To Reshlngl Sam Bateman of 628 North Central avenue applied at the city building in spector's office yesterday for a permit to reshingle a residence at a stated cost of $50. Duo Back Monday B. G. Harding, U. S. internal revenue agent, and Erie M. Gray, deputy collector of U. S. internal reve nue, will be back in their offices in the Medford federal building v spending this week at a federal school in Portland. To Eugene Lewis Ulrich, manager of the Oregon state em ployment service here, and Rus sell D. Davis of the state unem ployment compensation office, left this morning by motorcar for Eugene where they will at tend a conference of state em- ployes until Saturday. Awarded Plaque Max C. Henne, manager of United Air Lines here, today displayed a copy of a bronze plaque award ed United by Aviation maga zine "in recognition of outstand ing contribution to the field of maintenance of equipment in air transportation." Condition Unchanged Sacred ' Heart hospital attendants report ) ed today that the condition of Norman Satterlee, who has been confined in the hospital with a broken neck since July 28, was unchanged. His body is completely paralyzed from the armpits down. He is able to move his arms slightly, attend ants said. Bag Found The Gladstone . suitcase owned by Heath Lowry of Salem, which was stolen from the Barkley confectionery in Phoenix on June 24, was found in a ditch on Wagner creek ves- terday by Howard Parks of Ash land, state police reported to day. The bag, which contained wearing apparel and men's ef " fects, was stolen from the front end of the store during business hours. It had been checked for transportation on a stage. Con tents of the suitcase were ap parently undisturbed, state po- ' J ice said. Medford's Greatest Concert Series Holly Theatre Season 1939-40 GEO. A. HUNT presents Ossy Renardy Sensational young Viennese violinist NOVEMBER 7th Donald Dickson Baritone of the Metropolitan Opera Ass'n . . N.B.C. star FEBRUARY 8th MARIAN ANDERSON Famous colored contralto In her only 1940 appear and between S. F. and rortland. MARCH 3rd SEASON TICKETS ONLY ON SALE RESERVE SEATS NOW I 20 rolvs-S.(10 7 ro-S.Bfl 7 rows-$4.40 Inrlud. Ta Concert Series Boxofllee PHUITT'S RADIO MUSIC CENTER 111 w. Main Phone MS rr Nm-ml l,illlr. ITf.I, Cr GREAT kT) 0) 7 WHISKEY fcJ ( buy! A fyfiL PERSONAL Bull Sold A registered Guernsey bull was sold recently by H. C. Short to Marvin D. Gossett of Eagle Point. The bull is registered with the American Guernsey Cattle club, Peter bo r o u h, N. H., as Hector's Prince Taurus 277214. To Stay Overnight The 76th field artillery detachment of 60 men being transferred from the Presido of Monterey, Cal., to Fort Lewis, Wash., was expected to arrive here late this after noon after encamping last r.ight in Redding, Cal. The group, commanded by 1st Lieut. Fred W. Ellery, will spend tonight at the Medford armory. The men are traveling in ten ve hicles. Plane Passengers V. Fimen- tel arrived by United Mainliner early this morning from Sacra mento, Cal. A. O. Bauman and Mrs. H. Cochran arrived bv Mainliner last midnight from Portland. E. Mead and J. Mur ray left by Mainliner for Seattle, Wash., last night. A. Hearn ar rived by Mainliner from San Francisco yesterday afternoon and J. E. Finke and C. M. Dav enport left on the same plane for Portland. To Preach The Rev. H. G. Gardner of Buringame, Cal., will arrive in Medford tomorrow morning to preach the 11 o'clock Sunday morning service at St. Mark's Episcopal church. He will also hold 8 o'clock com munion Sunday. The Rev. Mr. Gardner will be accompanied by nis wne. He preached the ser vice at St. Mark's recently and was favorably received by the large congregation which greet ed him. The public, as well as church members, is invited to the services Sunday morning. Advances In Flvino Flvins Cadet Andrew E. Slough has completed an elementary course in military flight train me at the Allan Hancock College of Aero nautics, faanta Mafia, Cal., and has been advanced to the U. S. army air corps' primary train ing center at Randokih field. Texas, the college informed the Mail Tribune today. Cadet aiougn is a brother of Ann Val emine, uroveland avennp He enlisted four years aeo in me DomDardment squadron of me air corps at Hamilton field San Rafael, Cal. Held in Jail Three Klamath Falls men were being held in Jackson county jail today on charges of selling liquor to In dians. They were brought to the jail from Klamath Falls last night by Paul Hanlin, U. S. deputy marshal. They were list ed as Hoyle Weir, 35. Nelson Smith, 50, and Jim Kaye, 39. Weir and Smith were bound over by U. S. Commissioner Bert Thomas in Klamath Falls after a hearing and Kaye waived a hear ing when arraigned. Bail was set in each case at $2500. The charges against Kaye are to be presented tCythe grand jury as records show this to be his sec ond offense of liquor selling to Indians, Mr. Hanlin said. Weir and Smith are facing their first liquor selling charges, he added, and will therefore be arraigned in U. S. district court on infor mations. Airport Arrivals Today's ar rivals at Medford municipal air port included Lieut. M. Miller en route from Sacramento, Cal., to Pearson field, Vancouver, Wash., in a Douglas transport plane; William Lovelace and Charles Walker, civil aero nautics inspectors who came from Portland in a Fairchild plane to conduct examinations ! of student pilots and aircraft; and Silas King and Denton ! Clark who brought from Port land a new Piper Cub coupe for the Crater Flying club of which they are members. The club traded in its old plane on the new ship, latest model Cub. Lovelace and Walker were to continue to Klamath Falls after completing their business here. Bill Branden continued south ward to Marysville, Cal., this morning in his Piper Cub after spending the night here. He arrived late yesterday from Port land. - ft.'a. ork N. T. rR'w THROWN BACK AT SEVERALPOINTS Drenching Rains Slowing Up Western Front Activity Is Report by French Paris. Oct. 19. (AP) The French general staff reported to day that German infantry units, supported by artillery fire, had been thrown back at several points on the western front. This localized action, said the regular morning communique from the war ministry, was the only activity during a "quiet" night. Drenching rains slowed up operations on both sides and grounded air forces. German forces were reported by unofficial sources to have made contact with the French main line of resistance for 100 miles as a result of their thrusts in the past two days. Fight Flood. French observers reported that German troops in the Sieg fried line were working with pumps to combat flood waters from the Rhine. They said that the flood also was licking at lower sections of the Maginot line but that the main French fortifications were on higher ground. Thousands of German rein forcements were reported mov ing up in support of units which won the toehold on French soil. The French declared they still were on German soil along most of the 100-mile northern flank of the line. Berlin, Oct. 19. (AP) The army high command announced today the first phase of the war on the western front had ended with complete withdrawal of French troops from German soil and underlined the fact German forces stopped at the French frontier. Germany thus took ,a new tack to let France know she had no quarrel with her neighbor and she was described as be lieving that reserve in pursuing the western campaign would speak louder now than any new peace offer. Operations on the western front to date were minimized throughout the high command's communique. Distinction Drawn. German tactics from the be ginning of the war have been to make a sharp distinction be tween France and Great Britain Meanwhile, Dienst aus Deuch. land, commentary which has close relations with the foreign office, once again said today Germany did not intend to make any new peace offers now. A communique gave German losses in the west from the be ginning to last Tuesday as 196 dead, 356 wounded and 114 miss ing. ii nsiea prisoners taken as 25 French officers and 664 non. commissioned officers and men Eleven airplanes were lost on the western front, it said, while a total of 60 enemy planes were shot down 48 French and 12 Hritlsh. Legend makes the amethyst a protection against thieves and drunkenness. 3 Remember7 Greatest Hit They've Ever Made! ONE OF THE GRANDEST COMEDIES OF ALL TIME! TODAY and FRIDAY in Oalt . BRADY PATRIGK DIXON lu,.n. PAUETTE aim MOWBRAY PLt Selected Whort subjects If- V V Comedy Team - Iff ' l( I V. JT ML: I f- ... A -.' One of the best-remembered comedies of the past few years is "My Man Godfrey," pictur ization of the Eric Hatch story and starring William Powell and Carole Lombard the but ler and the heiress. The picture at the Roxy theatre for a special return showing today and tomorrow only. Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland Head Cast Craterian Hit That amazing young man of the screen, Mickey Rooney, came to town yesterday at the Craterian theatre and likewise goes to town in the most amaz ng performance of his career. Co-starred with Judy Garland, and aided and abetted by what is possibly the largest group of juvenile talent ever presented the screen at one time, Rooney and Judy deliver an evening of entertaining that is more than worth anybody's time and money. The picture is Babes in Arms. 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"Babes in Arms" is built for entertainment from start to fin ish. It is unique among musicals in that it has a really fine story background into which fall nat urally the plentiful numbers in terspersing the action. The story dealers with the passing of vaudeville and the plight of old headliners who are left out in the cold when motion pictures force the two-a-day out of busi ness. Unable to earn monev, they are nearly destitute. When a town busy-body starts a move ment to send their children to state farm, things begin to happen. Mickey Rooney, who is the leader of the kids, rallies them all together for a finish fight. They write and stage a show in barn to save their parents' financial situation, but a storm ruins their performance. Enough talent is shown, however, to attract a Broadway producer and he engages them all for a big revue. $k apam i nn.fiii j riua i v r-LM cation Friday. Oct. 20 at American capital has devel- : ;j fetfTCffCfi SU 7:30 p. m. Visitor, wel- oped a large supply of manga- ;r9; ! 'In tr! ' NX comcd. nese, an essential war mineral, ft f Vj iTui 1 Eric M. Gray, W. M. in Cuba. , , , J 1 s wMjWw56ivJ The Melody -Laff Packed 'kVyWflflit s. ,, i Musical Smash of 1939! ' -V3mSlA I V i'S Till. SAT. SITE OM.Y ifiJJjLJl. Irt. JT AX V rtitl jS'.'V' 'pa S Pljj llfElil ! WESTERNS OAr ( 3. . Ul8 jCJVl lwTS-yiK Roscot ATES Ralph GRAVES V? ...55 -jg vsm fpm ty Coouacaul UuuUias Loip., f hiUdeiphii. Vu liMiHiHSSsisiiSsMMMMBKJSW LHBSSJSjkttdUMMBBl AMERICAN NEIGHBOR "Mesquiteer" J .1 1. John Wayne is one of the Three Mesquitccrs whose hard- riding and fast-shooting helps save a girl s ranch from un scrupulous promoters in "Three Texas Steers." coming to the New Rialto theatre on the twin western program playing to morrow and Saturday. Ray Cor rignn and Max Tcrhunc are the other Mesquitccrs. "The Fighting Gringo," star ring Goorge O'Brien, is the other action hit on the program. An acre was originally de fined as the area a yoke of oxen could plow in a day. and s00 v m-mV4 Give At Least , Y One Day's Pay LAKE CREEK DAM Chief Engineer Haydcn of Klamath Falls, and Associate Engineer Stevens, connected with the reclamation bureau for the eastern Oregon district, held conferences with E. N. Judd, general manager of the Med ford irrigation district and the Talent irrigation district yester day and today. They discussed details of the proposed Lake Creek-Butte Creek dam project near Lake Creek, for providing supplemental irrigation waters for the Rogue River valley. Pre liminary surveys and tests for the dam were made about a year ago and the matter has been pending since. The reclamation bureau aides and General Manager Judd went over various details of the projects, such as amount of land This aitirrttirmfnt cniitrlhutM In th lnlfrnt of tho 1939-1040 Mtlltord Cnmmunltjr ChMt rninpaljn hr the Pnhllhrrs snd entire Starr or I tie Mcdrord Mnll Trlhune. required, volume of water wanted and other engineering and financial problems of the proposed dam. The conferences were expected to be concluded today. How To Hold Loos FALSE TEETH More Firmly In Place Does your dental plate annoy and bother you by rooking and wabbling when you eut. talk or l.nueh? Just sprinkle a little FASTEETH, the a Ik ill I ne non-uctd) denture oowder, on your plate. This pleasant powder holds false teeth more (irmly tn pi are. No gooey oily, pasty taste or feel in. Mildly alkaline FASTEETH doesn't sour or cause nausea. Also checks gum soreness due to chaftrwt of tt loose plate or to exceiwlve actd mouth. Get FASTEETH at any drug store. 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