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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORP. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. JUKE 12, 1940. PAGE SEVEN LOCAL and rrora Ashland W. D. Jack ion of Ashland attended the midget auto races at the fair grounds park last night. From Hew York Frank A. Vanderlip, Jr., and valet of New York spent last evening in Med ford. They were registered at the Hotel Medford. RecoTerinsr Mrs. J. B. An drews was reported today to be recovering satisfactorily at her home, 1404 West Main street, from Injuries suffered when she fell in ner house last Thursday. She sustained three fractured ribs. Hera en VUll Mr. and Mrs. W. L. MrVay of Harbor. Ore are visiting relatives in the Rogue valley. They are divid ing their visit with Mrs. Mo Vay's sisters, Mrs. R. R. Childs of Griffin creek and Mrs. E. J. Leigh of Ashland. The vis itors arrived by motorcar last Sunday and will remain until Thursday. Inspects F. D. Macpherson, division of engineering at the U. S. regional forester's office in Portland, arrived by train this morning to spend several days on the Rogue River na tional forest. He will look over road work on the forest and confer with Karl L. Janouch, supervisor, on road plans for the remainder of the season. School to End Daily Vaca tion Bible school of the First Baptist church will conclude Friday evening at 7 with a display of work exhibits which ware made during the past two weeks. A short program will follow at 7:45. Mrs. George Tucker, superintendent of the school, reports a good attend ance and a successful school session. Job Tests U. S. civil service commission today announced open competitive examinations to fill positions of instrument maker in the federal service. The examinations will cover - four grades, with salaries rang ing from $1800 to $2600 a year. Full information may be ob tained at Medford postoffice from Stanley G. Sherwood, act ing secretary of the local board of civil service examiners. At Airport Late arrivals yesterday at Medford municipal airport were Capt. G. G. North rop, Sacramento, Cal., to Fort Lewis. Wash., in an army Doug las observation plane; and Har ry Asche, chief pilot for Max Fleischmann, in his employer's Lockheed Lodestar, Seattle, Wash., to Santa Barbara, Cal. Mr. Flei3chmann, chairman of the finance committee of Stand ard Brands, Inc., was not in the plane. Plana Passengers Arrivals on the early afternoon United Malnllner were J. H. Tarman, from Oakland, Cal., and Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Webb of Carmel, Cal., from San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Webb came to visit . their son, George Webb, station attendant of United Air Lines here. R. B. Long left on the early afternoon plane for Port land. J. . Supple and I. E. Foy arrived from Portland this forenoon and leaving on the same plane were Mrs. Peter Folger, to San Francisco, and Miss Jeanne Salade, to Los An geles. P. L. Daugherty arrived by Mainliner last night from Los Angeles. George M. Rob erts arrived from Portland by Mainliner last evening. BIG DANCE Dreamland Hall TONIGHT Original Towntend Community Dance On the Ground Floor Specially Cooled for the Occasion Merrill's Orchestra All Invited, txcellent Floor. Lad Ira With Escort Free Extra Ladlrs if Mm SSc S1.00 EXAMINATION S1.00 SPECIAL to the SICK Only 2 Days June 13-14 Tells Caui of Your Trouble Tall Where It Is Located THIS COMPLETE EXAMINATION aldi tn discovering hidden causes and locating neak organs, glaaua or tissue tn the human body which may be responslbta for man) sllments such as rheumatism, dtgeame disorder, nervousness., headache, frmsle trouble. h!h or low blood pressure, tc. Thla special gl rnmlnatlon la entirely different from any you ever had. It Is, therefore, not necetary to tell the doctor mythtng nnleas tea nt to. If yon are ailing and dont know the HIDDEN CAlF of your trouble, then make sure to hate thla teat and analyst by esliing for tn appointment. Clip this td to KIMEMBEB THE OATls. DR. S. A. DAVID, D. C. CHIROPRACTOR Office Hoursi 9 a. m. to 7 p. m. Hotel Holland Medford PERSONAL Basket Social Women of Townsend club No. t will hold a basket social Friday evening. All women of the club are ask ed to bring baskets. The silver tea announced for June IS has been postponed to June 22. Practice Flight John Ball of Nashville, a lieutenant in the Tennessee national guard, stop ped at Medford municipal air port this morning to refuel his army Douglas observation plane. He arrived from Oakland, Cal., and lefl for Pearson field, Van couver, Wash., on a cross-country practice flight. Kerr Here Harley Kerr of Oakland, Cal., former Medford resident, is spending several days here visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Flynn on Lindley Way and East Main street. Today the visitor was a dinner guest at the home of Mrs. Alice Trowbridge, 905 West Tenth street. On Stud? Trip Miss Louise Basford, elementary supervisor in the Medford school system, left by motorcar last night for Santa Barbara. Cal., where she will begin a study of California school Fystems. She will make her study in a number of south ern California schools. Miss Basford expected to be gone about a month. In Town Mrs. John Litster of Sardine creek called upon friends here today. She was accompanied by her house guests, her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Mc Gee of Berkeley, Cal. Another guest of Mr. and Mrs. Litster at their Sardine creek home Is Mrs. Litster's mother, Mrs. Ma bel Forsythe of Berkeley. The visitors plan to remain for the rest of June. Court Citations Bruno W. Hughes. .10. of San Jose. Cal.. was cited by state police yes terday to appear in justice of the peace court today charged with driving an overloaded truck of machinery. Police said the overload amounted to 22.000 pounds. Harry Shep- hard, 37, of California was cited to appear today charged with operating a truck with an over load on one axle. Seven thou sand pounds too many were pressing on the axle, police said. Receives Position Albert L. Warner, brother of Mrs. C. Rease Braley of Valley View Drive, was recently elected 1940 president of the Radio Corre spondent association in Wash ington, D. C, according to friends here. Mr. Warner suc ceeded Fulton Lewis, Jr., M. S. S. commentator, founder and first president of the associa tion. Mr. Warner for ten years was a prominent Washington newspaper correspondent and a member of the famous Grid iron club. a New Houses A. Hydes ap plied at the city building in spector's office yesterday for a permit to construct a new resi dence at 42 Hawthorne street at a stated cost of $2,000. C. F. Cook applied for a permit to build a new residence and private garage at 133 Kenwood avenue at a stated cost of $1,600. Elsie Brown of 301 North Peach street appliec for a permit to make general re pairs to her house at a stated cost of $300. J. M. Gerety of 120 Newtown street applied for a permit to make an addition to a private garage at a stated cost of $50. P.U.D. Loan Rejected. Seattle, June 12. A) The Reconstruction Finance corpora tion has rejected a Washington State Grange application for a loan to finance acquisition of private power company prop erties by public utility districts. Attorney F. A. LeSourd of Se attle, counsel for the Hood River, Ore., public utility dis trict, said today. An onera In honor of the new deal IVas bean written by Mrs. Carle ton I H. Palmer of Connecticut. Tells What To Do For It CHANGES IN UK IN UNIT REDESIGN ATIQN Several promotions, demotions and transfers which were neces sary with the redesignation May 23 of Headquarters company of the Oregon national guard to Headquarters Detachment, 3rd Btn., 186th Inf., were announced today by Technical Sergeant Howard E. Schrecengost, who was formerly staff sergeant. Sgt. Charles W. Lovell was promoted to staff sergeant. Sgt. Joe A. Dallaire and Sgt. William J. Thompson were reduced to corporals. The following men were trans ferred to Co. A in the grade of private: Sgt. Ralph E. Giem, Corp. Jessie V. Hamaker. Corp. John H. Neilson, Pvt. 1 cl. Rich ard W. Hewitt and Pvt. Donald Spencer. Sergeant Schrecengost is mak ing every effort to have all mem bers present at the weekly drills on Tuesday nights. Last night Pvt. Leo Wagner was absent without leave and Pvt. Charles Holbrook was absent with leave, according to Schrecengost. 10 PAY DIVIDEND Dividends at the annual rate of four per cent were declared by the Jackson County Federal Savings and Loan association di rectors at their June meeting Monday. Members holding investment certificates will receive dividend in cash July first and holders of savings share accounts will have their proportionate share of the earnings credited in their pass books. The distribution will ap proximate $14,700 for the six months' period ending June 30; and in addition to the dividend declaration, approximately $4000 will be added to the surplus and reserve accounts from earnings of the period. Payment of the dividend will bring total dividend distribu tion to over $84,000 since the as sociation was federalized in July, 1937. The Jackson County Federal Savings and Loan association is a member of the Federal Sav ings and Loan association, is a member of the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corpora tion, a government instrument ality which insures all accounts against loss up to $5,000. The board of directors In cludes C. M. Kldd, John C Mann, R. E. Green, Glenn O Taylor. W. J. Warner, H. J. Field and A. P. Butler. SCHENCK DENIES FALSE INCOME TAX STATEMENT New York, June 12. (If) Joseph M. Schenck, chairman of the board and executive di rector of productions for 20th Century Fox Film corporation pleaded Innocent in federal court today to charges of income tax evasion, conspiracy, perjury and the making of false statements to a government investigator. ' A like plea was entered by Joseph H. Moskowitz, 20th Cen tury Fox story editor, described by the government as Schenck's bookkeeper. HURRYI THEY END TONITE1 Warren William-lone Wolf Meets Lady' Plus Edmund Lone - Irene I i "TOM 0 R R Wv for 3 Thrlll-Psckad Daysl 1 1"" Renfrew and his red raiders ff SVV rv tnwn bandit la th V. ff i' sir .. as murder Invades the ft j ff J "' j Sglpd-Zfafcgi Of THE A ROm MOUNTED mdf JAMES NEWILL h I 53M LOUISE STANLEY If I 5lTf WARREl HULL V i gggggaaTaaxTt "Dr. Christian" v ... A Radio' beloved "Country Doctor" comes to the screen ' for the first time in "Meet Dr. Christian." which plays today and tomorrow only at the Roxy theater, with Jean Hersholt in the role of Dr. Christian of River's End. "Society Lawyer." starring Walter Pidgeon, Virginia Bruce, Leo Carrillo and Eduardo Cian nelli, is scheduled to play as the added feature with the down-to-earth radio film. Bing Crosby With Gloria Jean Head Cast at Craterian Five of the greatest enter tainers ever to grace the vaude ville stage are to be seen in support of Bing Crosby and Gloria Jean, co-stars of "If I Had My Way." at the Craterian theater, strrting today. The quintet of old-timers con sists of Blanche Ring. Trixie Friganza, Grace LaRue, Julian Eltinge and the great minstrel man, Eddie Leonard. The famous personages were signed to appear in sequences in which Bing and Gloria are proprietors of a cafe. Failing for lack of business, they con ceive the idea of inviting the old-time vaudeville figures to be. guests at the cafe and the place becomes popular.. Miss Ring, in the picture, sings the song for which she was famous, "Rings on My ringers, while Leonard per forms his great specialty song, Ida." Other famous vaudevillians to appear in the cast are Charles Winniger and El Brendol, who have been continuously before the public through the medium of pictures. BY EASTERN STAR Portland, June 12. (JPl New officers directed the activities of the Oregon Grand Chapter, order of Eastern Star, today. Aiding William J. MacKenzie of Portland, grand worthy patron, and Mrs. Hallie Hunt ington of Eugene, grand worthy matron, are: Mrs. Fay Ambrose. Portland, associate grand matron; Glenn Payne, Hillsboro, associate grand patron; Mrs. Stella K. Drake. Portland, grand secretary; Mrs. Isabella M. Low. Troutdale, grand treasurer; Mrs. Marjorie Simpson, Portland, grand con ductress; Dr. June Martin, of Marshfield, associate grand con ductress. Tht rcd old day? In lftM the groM income on each of 90 per cant of th farms In th United States, tu leu than M00. liervey In -The Crooked Road" Eddie Cantor Eddie Cantor after becom ing daddy to five daughters finally figured out a way to get a boy baby. In "40 Little Mothers." coming to the Cra terian theater Sunday, Baby Quintinilla is the answer. He's the boy, after all these years of Eddie's frustrated desire. Even so. the comedian only becomes Baby's daddy by adop tion when, as the timid pro fessor In a fashionable girls' Rialto Cowboy if't f mm. MJlm gjttatantt Kouih-i icting, devil-may-care Georga O Brien comes to the New Hlalto theater tomorrow, starting a three-day run in "Prairie Law." which will play as the companion action feature with "Yukon Flight," starring Renfrew of the Royal Mounted. Renfrew and his Red Raiders take to the air to bring justice to a band of ruthless crooks who are trying to steal a mall franchise from the Yukon and Columbia Mail Service by at tacking their planes as they fly over snow-capped passes In the Far North. They also try to take over a mine owned by one of Renfrew's lady friends but In the thrilling climax the rustlers are brough to earth by the Royal Mounties. James ALWAYS TWO FEATURES Radio's Most Beloved Character.. .Comes to Life on the Screen! rubhn mim ar -tmc touaiir MCTOir.. tests tt SUNS STSUCSlit o uciiricitl TODAY and THURSDAY Twin Hltsl As BAFFLING as it is THRILLING . . . . . as hilarious as U Is entertaining . . . Murder en the top of New Yorkl r V M iia wain pioeiOM vieeiNia saves leeCa-we lasaes On m , Las aissasa At Craterian school, he fosters a foundling and develops an Intense love for it. Complications set In when the girls in the school discover his secret and insist on playing mother to the in fant. Judith Anderson, who prac tically "stole" the honors In "Rebecca," Ralph Morgan, Rita Johnson, Bonita Granville, Ny- dia Westman and the new Mrs. William Powell, Diana Lewis, have featured roles In the cast. Newlll playt Renfrew and others in the cast include Warren Hull, Louise Stanley. William Powley and Dave O'Brien. The marriage) system! of birda vary from permanent monogamy (parrot, raven), through monogamy ; for one aeaaon (wrens), to pollgamy and email nareros (Jungle Itnvl. , pheasant!, to promiscuity (ruff, probably soma birds of paradise.) I Too Late to Classify FOR BALE Electric Ironer. Haa bean used vary IttU. Phona 77B-H. BLOX Part dry, rough.. Heaping- load 43.00. Med. Fuel. Tel. 631. 4-ROOM House, nicely furnished. 831', Oak St. Tel. 1341-J. 420. THE MISTER WW Here's entertainment Deluxal . . musical. laugh able, dellghifull . A commotion of gaiety that'll lift you tight out of your seat when "Underpup" Gloria teams up with the on and only Blngl Plat . . . The Tin Oreat favorites of Yeaterdayi EDDIE LEONARD Trixie FRIOANZA GRACE LARUE JULIAN ELTINGE BLANCHE RING hew Dally St 1:4 1:00-a-ll l-Rocn and .-Room Cabin tor rani. 634 Mc And raw Rote. WANTID Pair Oulnee fowls deliv ered. Room 41S Uedford Building. too MASH ft. R. Brand. S3. 10 prr cat. Med. Putl rami Dept. Court McAndrewe. FOR SALE OR TRADB Cattla ranch. free Irrigation, modarn building In Klamath County. 70S Wet 4Ut. Medford. WANTED 1300 to l0O fallon capac ity water tana to mount on truck. David Davla. Quarts Mountain. Oregon. FOR BALE Roval Ann cherrlee. Se lb. en tree. B. L. Dodg. Hlllcreet Rd. WAtrrYDFxperlenced housekeeper ror bunny or tnree. atat age. ex perience, reference. Box 1470 Trtb una. FOR aALa? Early Richmond pta c-harrlea. Oil Queen Anna Av prion 10O0-U FOR BALE Brood eowe. ready to farrow aoon. Rogua Rtvar Ranch, Trail. Oregon. PHONE Fur venule to 318J-J. 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S4.S Economical Tranaportatloa 1929 Ford "A" Tudor, good 1K39 Ford Sedan 190 Chevrolet Coach ..MS .S48 .75 .ass 1910 Chevrolet Sedan . 193S Evex Coupe, this ta an ex ceptional car sea 1939 Pom lac Cabriolet, the rubber le worth mora than thla ; 19S3 Btllrk Sedan S16S ' 1933 Bulck Sedan ..34B I SKINNERS OARAGE ' Bulck Cars Phona 103 GMO Trucks I Open Evenings and Sundays NOTICE The ORIGINAL Townsend Dance Is still being held at TOWNSEND HALL l.SVi West Main St. Every Wednesday KM MISS AMERICA MEL0DY-MAN! a;'V?ri CROSBY GLORIA JEAN Cliiiltt El WINNIHGEIt BREHDEL ALLYN JOSLYN CLAIRE DODD NANA BRYANT 1 it You'll ka ramambarlng that Ing-aatlent: MOT THE SUN HALFWAY" 1 HAVEN'T TIME TO BE A MILLIONAIRE' -PE8SIM18T.C CHARACTER" "IF I HAD MT WAT "APRIL PIAYID THE FIDDLE" 1? Oranta Faaa aarrlflce S13SO. S rooms. lurnlaned. fire place, hot water. 4 plana plumbing. S garagea. tore room, car .ot. 41S C'.ark. NEWLT renovatad furnlahed apart ment tn Hall Tribune building. Shower, vaier paid. Very reason able rent. Apple at Tribune office. FOR RENT B-room and 4-room un- furntehed houae. A. Penwell. 33 Beatty St. WANTED By mlddle-ejed woman. light houaework. cooking or caring for Invalid. Phone 435-R. FOR RENT -Apartment, cloaa-ln. Mtatletoe. OOOD Work Hone will trad for he 1 era. Alao Mccormick manure, apreader. a 1 moat new, for eala. R. R. Meade. Gold Hill. Oregon. FOR SALE lase Plymouth Deluxe Sedan, by owner. Reasonable. In quire 525 Bo. Central, Apt. 3. BLOX Part dry. rough, rrr heaping load. S3 00. Tel. 631. Medford FueL QUALITY Oreen Fine Slaba. Single load (3 00. Mad. Fuel. Tel. 631. HAT SALT Plain or lodused. Med. Fuel Feed Dept. Court and Mo Andrewe Streeta. ICE PRICES REDUCED! How 60e par 100 lbt delivered, loa Boxee for Bala or Rant. Valley Fuel Co. Tel. 7 HIGHEST CASH PK1CES PAID far SCRAP IRON AND METAL c all kind a. battartea. radlatora. alumi num, copper, braaa; alao bides, peita and wool. Medford Bargain Houae. 37 N. Drape Phone 1083. FOR RENT Spacious and attractive four-room downataira aulta In the) Holly Apartmanta. Completely fur nished except dlahea and linen. Garage Second door north og Boatofflca Adult only. 140. Avail able now. sea manager la rear, or phona I3S7-R. ot Hi Have you got extra cow? We'd awsp for bar. Why not trade your cow for a horse? Coma to our atable and look 'em evert 39 Plymouth Sedaa.JT4S 31 Dodge Coup... 3(5 IS Auburn Sedan 393 30 Che. Sedan. 93 30 Mash Coupe S3 SE SOTO PLYMOUTH Humphrey Motors 33 So. Riverside. Phone 454 i : TODAY 4 days trsctab ADDED MIT! . THE FLAG Speaks The moat Most ly ubK-t ever reseated eat he screen! Seen sored Yt Medford Past No. 19. Amerl eaa teflon W I Mats a e . ate re e . . 44a) Kiddles . toa
