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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON. TUESDAY. MAY 28. 1940. PAGE SEVEN it y r, LOCAL and Call Kr T. F. Mathiesen of Shady Cove was a Medford business caller this morning,. Mtdford Call.r Fred How ard, Jacksonville resident, trans acted business in this city to day. Calls H.i William Walken jnever of Central Pilnttr.n-. acted business in this city to day. Holmes Hera Kenneth W. Holmes of Eagle Point trans acted business here this morn ing. From Ashland William W. Beagle and Peter J. Morris, residents of Ashland, were busi ness callers in Medford today. Club to Meat Contemporary Book club will convene tomor row afternoon ot 1:30 at the home of Mrs. Harry Holmes, 922 South Oakdale avenue. Naff La.s Porter J. Neff. Medford attorney, left last even ing by train for Portland to transact business for several days. Leave Today Mrs. Lucy Lyman of 45 Ross Court left today by stage for Sutherlin. Ore., where she will spend a week visiting friends. On Business Dean Pieper, publicity agent, and Mary Eliza beth Shreve, queen of the Ore gon Shakespearean Festival as sociation, transacted festival business in Grants Pass today. Hose Stolen Mrs. J. W. Wakefield of 1003 West 10th atreet told city police today that 50 feet of black garden hose was stolen from her back yard last night. To Reshlngla Guy W. Con ner of 516 Belmont street ap plied at the city building in spector's office yesterday for a permit to reshingle a residence at a stated cost of $150. Minor Accident Oscar Hup. pinen of route 1 and C. L. Bran atiter of Los Angeles drove cars involved in a minor accident at Central and Riverside ave nues Monday evening, accord ing to a report on file today. Sail Music Sebastian Apollo. local musician, and Prince Se- laki Mehalakis. wrestler, an nounced today that three songs which they wrote had been purchased by Davis and Sweg ler, music publishers. The se lections were written In collab oration by the pair, Mehalakis writing the lyrics and Apollo the music. Titles of the songs are "The Wind Is Whispering Lies," "I. O. U. My Heart" and "The Old Burra" bottles WC ASKED THI COlONf.1 ( ft. And ha cleared hit throat and said that he "liked the Fairmont becau it had such a marvelous view of Sao Francixo and the WORLD'S FAIR. Wl ASKED A DIPJAMAT And ht mi'A "Well, mmt my t tnends 10 the ten ice h;6t, the iTii? seem what 1 isii before I PERSONAL Agent Hare E. A. Ellis, gen eral agent for the Pacific Mu tual life Insurance company of Portland, was a business visitor in Medford today. Mr. Ellis conferred with William O'Brien, local representative. Halliwell Hare E. H. Halll well, company commander of CCCrajno.St(i'r.boat, Mlej-ld park, was a caller at district headquarters today. He was en route to Redding. Cal., on temporary duty in connection with CCC activities. Osborne Here William B. Osborne, from the division of state and private forestry in the U. S. regional forest office in Portland, arrived here today and went to Butte Falls on business. He was accompanied by Clyde S. Martin. Team to Drill All members of the Eagles lodge drill team are requested by Capt. Ord Reed to meet in the Lincoln school gymnasium Wednesday at 8 p. m. to practice for their appearance at the state conven tion in Marshfield, June 27, 28 and 29. Arrives Here Major W. N. White. CCC officer 9th corps area, and K. Wolfe, CCC liason officer, 9th corps area. Presidio of San Francisco, arrived In Medford this morning by train from Vancouver Barracks. Wash., for a routine Inspection of Medford district CCC head quarters. They plan to leave this evening by train for' San Francisco. Bar to Dine Southern Ore gon Bar association will hold annual election of. officers at a dinner meeting this evening at 6:30 in the Hotel Holland. James C. Derendorf, Portland lawyer, will be present to dis cuss the proposed rules of civil procedure for adoption In state courts. Otto J. Frohnmayer, president, will preside. Green Leaves Gordon R. Green, division manager of American Fruit Growers Inc., left yesterday by United main liner for his annual trip east to visit principal fruit markets. He plans to be away three weeks, during which time he will view markets nvor h United States. He will make the entire trip by plane. Confers Hara Carl Nelunn civil aeronautics authority pilot training coordinator hi the northwest district, left Medford municipal airport today for Eu gene in his Piper coupe. He arrived late yesterday to con fer with executives in charge of the Southern Orecon Cnlleae of Education civilian pilot train ing program at the local air port. l.ahflQ Til- n.t!.Li(..i i tycuguiiui lisle ai icdii uwu price win sen JOM on , W I Com Ciitt, too! Mild yet fjT Mmtisfyingricb, yet light , ' bodied worth trying todsff To dm. 43.118.200 bosl told! 73 grain utmtral ipirhs90 proof, Coeuoeatal Dualling Car! Pfaila.. Pa. And the tmiled and uid ihi choa the Fairmont becmuat "it's the paytat place in the city. ..there's ao much to do hen . . . and abort ail it's imtrtl" stay here . . to know put ran mm it." Attend School William H Driscoll, CCC district adjutant, and E, J. Brugger, district sub sistence officer, attended a fire school at Roseburg yesterday. The school was sponsored by the following agencies, Umpqua national forest. Coo County Fire Patrol association, Douglas County Fir Patrol association and the Oregon and California Lands Administration. Call Hare Several men asso ciated with the bureau of Bio logical Survey. Portland. wr callers at the local forest office this morning. They were Roy Fugate, district agent, and Rob ert A. Rowe. assistant district agent. Theodore Kachin of the Pacific northwest forest experi ment station, Portland, was also a visitor here today. He went to Butte Falls district of U. S. forest service to look over the timber stand Improvement work being done by CCC Camp South Fork, and planned later to stop at Union Creek district. Plan Passengers Mrs. Char les Helser. Jr., was a passenger going to San Francisco on the forenoon United Mainliner to day. Earl Leever was a pas senger to Portland on the early morning plane. Boarding the midnight southbound plane for Los Angeles were H. W, Irwin and J. A. Lyons. On the south bound flagstop E. Eustis and C. H. Jonas went to San Francisco and T. V. Williams got off the same plane from Portland. L. M. Weisenburger and R. W. Reppert were passengers off the evening northbound flagstop Monday. Job Tests U. S. civil sen-ice commission today announced open competitive examinations for the following positions: asso ciate materials inspector, S3200 a year, and assistant materials Inspector, $2600 a year, U. S. maritime commission; stationary firemen. $1320 and $1200 a year, public buildings adminis tration, federal works agency; chemical positions in four grades with salaries from $4600 to $3200 a year. Full informa tion about the positions may be obtained at Medford postoffice from Stanley G. Sherwood, acting secretary of the local board of civil service exam iners. AT ROTARY MEET It was "Farmers' Day" at the luncheon meeting of Medford Rotary club today at Hotel Med ford, and a number of Rotarians brought farmer guests to enjoy a special program arranged by Tom Wray. A feature of the entertainment was a series of sleight-of-hand tricks performed by" John Eac, Medford ma gician. Burton Isaac, Medford high school drum champion, also presented three drum num bers. In the preliminary portion of the program, Dr. Charlea Lem ery, club president, arranged for a series of fines for club members which netted more than $25 for the current Red Cross campaign. Lee Bishop discussed briefly the war in Europe and gave some highlights of an interest ing article published in London last January, predicting various events which have since trans pired. George Gates, program chairman, assisted in planning details of today's "Farmer' Day entertainment. LOCAL COUPLES GET Reno, Nev., Slay 27. (Pi Marriage licenses issued late W A 15X0 A 0ISUTAMTI 9 J "Rebecca" Coming To Craterian Between Judith Anderson. housekeeper at Manderley, and Joan Fontaine, the bride its master brings home, is the un seen shadow of "Rebecca", hov ering always hovering over the household, a shadow of impend ing doom, wrapping Manderley in a shroud of nameless terror. "Rebecca", directed by mas ter of mystery Alfred Hitch cock, and starring Laurence "Gang Buster" Fay Bainter, popular charac ter actress, has her most import ant role to date as that of the gang-buster in "The Lady and the Mob", which comes to the Roxy Theatre for tomorrow and Thursday, as the added feature with "Spirit of Culver".. Saturday included: Robert Virtue, 23, and Nada : Sinclair, 18. both Medford, Ore.' Licenses Sunday: i John M. Downs, 29, and Cath- j erine Haynes, 28, both Eagle 1 Point, Ore. j Mr. Virtue is listed in the city directory as living in Cen- j tral Point. The address of Miss ' Sinclair Is not shown. 1 You'll Spend the HappiestHourof Your Life with Frank and this All- WL Tt. ' -PEJ . 7 Jaf r TW "f a. r. -aJb r r Olivier with Miss Fontaine, comes to the Craterian theatre tomorrow for a fourJay engage ment, a motion picture adapted from the du Maurier best seller, one of the outstanding film hits in years. The suspense that Hitchcock keeps ever-mounting, the mysterious, compelling dra ma of a young couple fighting a furtive secret, makes "Rebec ca" one of the most unusual film plays in a decade. Funniest Role "The Ghost Comes Home,' featuring Frank Morgan in one of the funniest roles of his ca reer, is the feature attraction heading the double bill opening for today and tomorrow only at the New Rialto Theatre, with Morgan as a small-town store keeper tangling with night club high life and the problem of spending a million dollars on his home town amid tribulations galore. Thu story deals with a timid pet-store keeper who, after Big Dance AT Towiuend Hall Wed., May 29 GOOD MUSIC Star Cast . . . ! with FRANK MORGAN Billie BURKEeAnn RUTHERFORD Nat PENDLETON e Donald MEEK Frank ALBERTSONe Ann MORRIS Hobart Cavanaugh Reginald Owen TODAY and WEDNESDAY! being supposedly dead In a ship- wreck, returns home to find his family gleefully spending his insurance money, and trials and complications keep up the hi larinusnes until he exposes the local banker and becomes the town's Number One Hero. Blllie Burke heads the large supporting cast as his wife. Others include Ann Rutherford. Nat Pendleton. Reginald Owen. Donald Meek, Frank Alhertson. Harold Huber and Hobart Cav anaugh. rh pfM-ae best of !hc "Saint Series", based upon the romantic and detecting esca pades of Simon Templar. "The Saint's Double Trouble", in which the star, George Sanders, plays both the Saint and an un derworld figure, plays as the companion feature with "The Ghost Comes Home". WARREN LODOK NO. 10 A. P. A. M jtG WodnmtUy. May 38, 1940. Worn e P. oeeree. O. W. Shorn, W. M. Too Late to Classify WANTED Lady roomtr. Clean fur nuhed root a. dose in. private fam ily. 1.50 wee. 626 W. 4 th St. Phone 633-X. FOR RENT 6-room modern nous. garag. Second ooum from Oak drove school. FRUIT JARS FOR SALE. Rlrtrtlde. WOOD WAN fTD W rm now In tht market for acvpral hundred tiers or 12tnch and 16-Inch langa body Fir. Aim torn hnrdvood. Phont 833. F. B. SAMSON CO., 4th and Front. FOR 'RENT Small apartment. 445 eo. front. FOR 8AIE or trade for refrigerator or warning machine oidemobile Pickup, lloenaed. 327 Edwarda. FOR BALE White enamel Icebox. 8. 60S Kin St. WILL BELL 9S0 EQUITY In prop erty at aio ceaar ror tssu. SMALL BAWMJLL FOR SALE. Term. E. H. Mom. 1617 N. Rlveralde. FOR RENT Fumlahed room for cemieman. 36 N. Orange. Phone 1137-X. HELP WANTED We want a young man neiween as and 90 yeara of age with aecd and feed experience. Muat be qualified In aalea work. F. E. Samaon Co., 4th and Front. LAST TIMES TONITE: JOHN STEINBECK'S THE SECRET OF MANDERLEY broods over many lives .. haunting, mysterious.', in one of the most dramatic and gripping love stories ever fit 1 Men oi lh greatest a ebeddffl Harriot LAURENCE OLIVIER JOAN FONTAINE ler tf"Wultrtnt Htkha" i ktr mutinol itarrint dtiut we CIORGB SANDERS ..JUDITH ANDERSON ' im ALFRED HITCHCOCK! hews Vtly et 1:4ft 4A. t M FOR L J fat ban ana real ealree. Un. J. ft. Winn. TreU. FOR SALS OR TRADE "1936 '" ChT rolet pickup. Phone 33a Jackson ville. WANTED Neat appeirtnf lady to cam (or baby t months. 61.00 day. Reference. Le. Totve. FOR SALS Model "A" Phaeton, ei eel lent condition. PrtTste owner. Good reason for sellln. Phone 685. WANTED Housekeeper for TO other -teas famile of three. Horn and wseee. Write P. O. Boi 153, Eagle Point. WANTED Oram sacks. Ueciord ruei.' 1123 N. Central. FOR 8 A IE T h. p. Bvlnrude out board motor. Q. O. Robot ds. Gold FOR SALS OR TRADE Surwe milk ing machine, 2 unit. Oeo. Rice. Central Point. 4th and Laurel. BIO B LOX Part dry hfap1n loud $9 00. MMford Pud. Trl. 631. WOOD SOc tin- t yard. S33 o. On tral. rMllvrrrd. bi double sno cu. ft. load. nr. IUO: pim. S3 75: txiar. S.1SO. Cllv Pual and Lum ber Co. Phona 2. FOR SALE 14-toot boat and kicker. SIS Whitman. FOR BALK or mil trad for late car my equity la 6-room plastered houae. acreage. D. O. Miller, Howard Ave. ICS PRICES REDUCED! Now 60o per 100 lb., delirered. Ice Box e. for sale or Rent. Valley Fuel Co. Tel. 76 FOR SALE Wild oat hay In hock, or trade for work. Hereford bull or cattle. H. C. Btrdaall, Barneburi Road. Hi H'flm' Here's s sweet little two-year-old swapped to us by local doctor. Been fed the best of oats and groomed erery day. dwell shoes and "doc kept Us Innards In per fect shape. Don't pass up this beauty. IMS Chev. DeLuxa Town Sedan Humphrey Motors told! STARTS i ,0: "K S565 DE SOTO PLYMOUTH ! I 1 - -r m m !IJIrareeia4Sj HIGHEST CASH VrtlCTS PAID for SCRAP IRON AND METAL .. all kind a, Batterlja, radiators, alumi num, copper. braa: also btdea. petta and wool. Medford Bargain House. 37 N Grape Phone 1063 FOR RENT Spacious and attractive four-room downstairs suite in the Holly Apartments. Completely fur nished except diithes and linen. Garage Second door north of pi- to: flee. Adults only. 64a Avail able June 1. See manager In rear. Or phone 1397-R. SIS TWO uAjGH FivA i urlbtt 9 j j I JlTA. n " J ON LVtttY PROGRAM 4 LAST TONITEI "OF MICE AND MEN' TOMORROW! r "-7V1 Ten Lored lh. Book! You'll LIt ih Piclur.l K famous best-teller become on oi lh greatest oils of I Plu- .. v. . .on" I , llafllat, lkr SlSI kwaelkliteaaevaBl TWO HITS L V? AND THE . 1 -J l&tf MOB j I 7 I" inns fix 1 fQix t 1 v ' -i ' - ' : . n ' 1 1 ' latlnee soe Erentnn 4Ae K144tes lAr 1 Rales float i pti a 6m. f). ". NtrfM L V. Mi Mm. gu. MtH
