MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MED FORD, PRECOX. MONDAY, JITXE 17. 1940.
PAGE FIVE
LOCAL and
Dab To MmI Delta Deb
will convene thia evening at
the home of Miss Mary Hollo
wly, 323 Mie street.
Visits Hr Jules Lovenger
of Salt Lake City. Utah, is
pending several days her at
the Hotel Medford.
Creaton ..Here T. . Stanley
Creson of Concord, Calif., is
spending several days in this
city on business.
On Butineu Subaltern Har
ry H. BaKer or lci; tamp
Seiad. Cal., transacted business
at CCC headquarters here to
day. In Hospital Mrs. Ruth G.
Tetherow of Grants Pass is
patient in Sacred Heart hos
pital. She formerly was en
gaged in Dusiness nere.
Ta Fsmodel Ernest J. Smith
of 236 South Oakriale avenue
applied at the city building in
spector's office Saturday for a
permit to remodel his residence
at a stated cost of $1,000.
Court Citation Luke J. Sin
gleton. 52, of Klamath Falls
was cited by state police yes
terday to appear in Medford
justice of the peace court June
22 charged with driving a car
without an operator's license.
Daughter Born A daughter
was born to Mr. and Mrs. Don
F. F rakes in the Robertson
maternity home In Lakeview
Saturday morning, June IS. Mr.
and Mrs. Frokes have many
friends here.
On Vacation Mrs. Mildred
N.Florey, of 34 florth Ivy
street is spending several days
vacation at home. She is book
keeper at the dentist office of
Johnson Elliott in the Medford
Center building.
Drives North A. S. Rosen
baum, district freight and pas
senger agent of the Southern
Pacific company, drove to Oak
land Ore., and back Saturday
afternoon. He transacted busi
ness in Oakland.
On Business Miss Marcella
McCullough of Baker, is trans
acting business here for a week.
Miss McCullough is well known
here, having spent considerable
time in this district on mining
business. She is registered at
the Hotel Medford.
To Funeral Mr. and Mrs.
Scott V. Davis and daughter
Marilyn were to leave today
for Boise, Idaho, to attend fun
eral services for Mrs. Davis'
sister-in-law, Mrs. Oval Ran
dolph, who died yesterday. The
Davis family expected to be
away a week.
Smith Back Philo D. Smith
has returned to do staff work
at CCC headquarters here after
an absence of several months.
Mr. Smith returned to Medford
yesterday from Redmond where
he and Mrs. Smith spent the
week-end. Mrs. Smith will re
main in Redmond for a week
visiting her parents.
Sponsors Tea A Unity tea
will be given at the home of
vMrs. Effle Kurtz. 204 North
Ivy street, Wednesday after
noon from 2 to 4 o'clock. All
persons Interested in the study
of Unity or kindred subjects
are invited to attend.
Fish Here Ralph Napp and
T. F. Watson are spending a
week fishing In Rogue river.
They are staying at the Union
Creek cabin of Mrs. R. J. Con
roy who is Mr. Watson's sister-in-law.
The two men live in
San Francisco and were ac
companied here by Mr. Wat
son's son, T. F. Watson. Jr.,
who is a house guest at the
Conroy home at 201 Crater
Lake avenue.
WITH SLOWER-BURNING
N recent l.beratofy tat. CAMELS burned 21 'war
than Mm svarafa f 1 S otHer af largaU-aaHtiH
krands tested -slews tnaa artyef them. That BMaaa,
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5 EXTRA SMOKES PER PACK!
PERSONAL
Back From Cell? Miss Car
aline Cook returned Friday to
her home at 630 Crater Lake
avenue from Corvallis where
she was a student at Oregon
State College.
Back From Cast Dr. LeRoy
C. Jensen returned last mid
night by United mainliner from
New York City where he at
tended the annual convention
of the American Medical asso
ciation. Back From Cuba Dr. and
Mrs. Charles W. Lemery re
turned by United mainliner last
midnight from Havana, Cuba,
where they had vacationed and
where the doctor, president of
the Medford Rotary club, at
tended the annual convention of
Rotary International.
Fines Levied Wayne S. Bird
sail. 48, and Ted R. Wood. 21,
a CCC Camp Applegate enrolle,
were both fined $10 in city
police court this morning on
charges of drunkenness. The
fines were suspended pending
good behavior. James K. An
derson, 27, also charged with
drunkenness, was ordered to
leave town immediately or
spend ten days in jail. He said
he would leave.
Job Tests U. S. civil service
commission today announced
open competitive examinations
to fill the position of ward at
tendant at the Veterans neuro
psychiatry hospital in Rose
burg. Applications must be on
file not later than July 3. Com
plete information may be pro
cured at Medford postoffice
from Stanley G. Sherwood, act
ing secretary of the local board
of civil service examiners.
Pleasure Hop Robert Forbes,
president of the Crater Flying
club, flew Dr. H. T. Gentle.
Medford CCC district surgeon,
yesterday to Monmouth where
both were dinner guests at the
home of Dr. Gentle's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Gentle. The
Medford man left in the morn
ing and returned in the eve
ning. The plane, a Piper coupe,
was landed in a field which was
part of the property owned
by Mr. and Mrs. Gentle.
Many Outings United States
forest service office here re
ported today the following re
corded outings at various re
creational spots Sunday: At
Lake O' the Woods. 350 en
joyed the campgrounds and 100
persons were at the resort; 100
journeyed to Fish Lake; 50 cars
earning approximately 200 per
sons were at McKee Bridge
camp in the Applegate district;
350 persons were at Union
Creek; and the small camp sites
on the Diamond Lake highway
were filled to capacity with
picnickers.
At Airport Lieut. R. J. Mer
rill of the Washington national
guard stopped at Medford mun
icipal airport today to have his
Douglas observation plane re
filled. He was enroute from
Oakland. Cal.. to Spokane.
Wash. Arrivals yesterday In
cluded C. F. Hallinan, enroute
from Monterey, Cal., to Port
land in a Kari-Keen plane;
Lieut D. F. Williamson, Tacoma.
Wash., to Oakland in Doug
las observation; Lieut. J. W.
Luker. Pearson Field.-Vancouver,
Wash., to Moffett Field,
Sunnyvale, Cal., in a Douglas
observation; Capt. E. L. Tod
orouis, Pearson to Moffett In
a Douglas observation; Capt. E.
R Farley, Portland to Sacra
mento in a North American
basic trainer; and Bob Sproat
of the Klamath Falls Flying
club to No. 3, Klamath Falls to
Montague, Cal., and return via
Medford in a Piper Cub.
Plane Passengers Floyd Mc.
Elroy arrived by United Main
liner this afternoon from San
Francisco and Mrs. T. P. Franco
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and R. R. Mclntyre left on the
sama plane for Portland. Ar-
; rivals from the north on the
forenoon Mainliner were R. M.
Hughes, Earl Phillips. W. M.
Balsam. B. R. Broderick md B.I
E. Wilcox. Mrs. F. C. Stratton
and Mr. Mclntyre arrived from
the north on the Sunday mid
night plane. H. G. Butler and
J. S. Patterson arrived from the
south by Mainliner last night.
R. E. Tethrow and J. B. Watson
arrived from the north last eve
ning and Ted Snoop of Klamath
Falls left on the same plane for
San Francisco. Miss C. Apple-
gate and Frances Howard ar
rived from the south on the
northbound flagstop Mainliner
yesterday afternoon and leaving
on the same plane were R. H.
Wenzel, to Seattle, Wash., and
Dr. A. Clark, to Chicago via
Portland. Mrs. T. E. May re
turned from Oakland, Cal.. on
the regular afternoon plane yes
terday and departing on the
same plane were R. E. Mann, to
Seattle, and P. E. Wilcox, to
Portland. W. P. Davidson ar
rived from Portland yesterday
forenoon and leaving on the
same plane were Edvardo Mor
gens, to San Francisco, and S. R.
Heymann, to Chicago via San
Francisco. G. Roberts returned
from Portland Saturday mid
night.
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Sarnia, Ont., June 17. (fP)
Police investigators of Canada
and the United States consider
ed today the possibility that a
fire set In a box car carrying
airplane motors across the In
ternational border was an at
tempt to blow up the railway
tunnel beneath the St. Clair
river between Port Huron,
Mich., and Sarnia.
The fire was set late Satur
day in a car carrying four
motors consigned from a Mon
tana plant to the Fleet Aircraft
corporation at Fort Erie, Ont.
A railway guard discovered the
blaze which was extinguished
without damage.
Three hours earlier, a 10 or
12 car train carrying what were
described as "bomb parts" trav
eled through the same tunnel.
That train also came from Mon
tana. . Police were considering the
possibility that the person who
set the fire had Intended to set
the earlier train ablaze.
Moscow, June 17 (Jft The
German ambassador. Count
Frledrich Werner Von Schu
lenberg visited Foreign Commis
sar Vyacheslaff Molotoff to
night. Dm Kill Tribune want ails.
TO CANADA-j.yPierr.
pent Moffat (above) was noml.
nsted by President Roosevelt to
be new I'. 8. envoy -to Canada,
succeeding James H. R. Crom
well, whs resigned to ran for
tht V. S. Senate. Chief of stata
department's European division.
Moffat is native of New York
state and career diplomat of
long experience.
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DIE IN MID-AIR
PUNEC0LLI1N
(Continued from Par One.)
sued the following list of men
known to have been aboard
the two bombers:
Lieut. Paul Burllngame. grad
uate of West Point, of Louis
ville Ky.
Second Lieut. J. F. Dow, of
Houlton, Me.
Second Lieut. H. P. Bedient.
of Falconer, N. Y.
Second Lieut. Richard M. By
lander of Little Rock. Ark.
Second Lieut. P. M. Lambert,
of Lakewood, N. V.
Second Lieut. J. H. Hall, of
Lawrence. Kansas.
Staff Sergeant Martin Cos
tello, of New Bedford, Mass.
Corporal T. P. Kraszewski, of
Guttenberg. N. J.
Private Clinton O. Rhodes, of
Clinton, N. J.
Staff Sergeant Claude A.
Shelbaer, of Hempstead, Long
Island.
Corporal Frank Deely, of
Daytona, Besch, Fla.
Lieut. Hall was married a
month ago tc Miss Louise
Owens, daughter of Major and
Mrs. Ray L. Owens, of Hamil
ton Field, San Francisco.
Tulsa. Okla.. June 17. Pi
A mid-air collision between two
training planes killed two stu
dents and an Instructor today
six miles east of Municipal air
port. Two persons on the ground
were injured.
The two ships crashed while
flying at an estimated altitude
of 2,000 feet, burst into flames
and plummeted to the earth
witnesses said.
The bodies of the three vie
tims were burned beyond recog
nition.
The dead were identified as:
Louis Seibel. 19, student at a
training school.
John Langmaid, instructor at
tne school.
Cadet Daniel G. Stone. 23.
government cadet at the school.
Radio Highlights
By Associated Press '
(Time is Pacific Standard)
. Tonight: Europe CBS 4:55:
WJZ-NBC 6; MBS 8: NBC 8.
Talks WJZ-NBC 7:30 Radio
Forum, Sen. H. F. Byrd on "Fi
nancial Defense"; WEAF-NBC
7:15 Sen. Burton K. Wheeler on
Xeep Out of War."
Tuesday: Europe NBC 4
a.m., 9:45 a.m.: CBS 4 a.m., 2:45
p.m.; WEAF-NBC 9:30 a.m.
Births
Born, June 16 at Sacred Heart
hospital a baby boy weighing 8
pounds, 2 ounces to Mr. and Mrs.
O. H. Deuchler of Route 4,
box 48.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Baker of Butte Falls at Sacred
Heart hospital June 16 a baby
boy weighing 7 pounds, 7 ounces.
Medford Mercury
On Upward Trend
The temperature here was on
the upward move again today,
reaching 93 degrees by 2:30 p.
m., three higher than at the
same hour yesterday. The maxi
mum yesterday was 94.
Official forecast was for fair
weather tonight and tomorrow,
little change in temperature.
Closing time for Too Lata to Clas
sify Ada la 10 p. n.
ALWAYS TWO FEATURES
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AT GRANTS PASS .
Grants Pass, Ore., June 17.
i.-Pi State and federal offi
cers today were questioning Dol
lie McGinnls, Portland, wait
ress, recently employed at Trin
idad, Cal., and Chris Evange
linos and J. H. Stewart of Trin
idad, Sheriff A. Donley Barnes
said.
The three were held on open
charges.
Barnes said the woman,
blonde and 23. alleged that she
was forcibly placed in Stewart's
car here Saturday by Evange
linos and was driven to the
California state line on the Red
wood highway. She sought and
received protection from Kle
bert Gautreaux and E. G. Gard
ner at The Rendezvous, a Cali
fornia state line tavern, she
said.
The sheriff reported the wo
man was bruised about her
neck. He gave Stewart's age as
35 and Evansclinos' as 45. He
said Evangclinos was the wo
man's employer in a Trinidad
restaurant and that she said she
hitchhiked here.
District Attorney Orval J.
Millard reported the two men
had made statements which
"implicated" themselves.
In the first 14 years after
British occupation in 18!2,
Egypt' trade multiplied five
times.
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YOUNC -LAD Y Princess
Elisabeth, heir presumptive to
the throne of England now
ruled by her father. King
George, Is shown after a ride
throush Windsor Tark. Fast
(rowing up, the Utile princess
was recently 14 year old.
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ENDS TOMORROW NIGH7
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plus Frank Capra's
"IAVLCAI)E of
Academy Anardt"
Starts WEDNtSDAYI
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Dramatic Role
As the sadistic ruler of a
desert Island, peopled by en
slaved convicts whom he forces
to work in his diamond mine.
Peter Lorre comes to the New
Rialto Theatre for tomorrow
and Wednesday in his newest
horror picture, "Island of
Doomed Men." which plays as
the companion feature with
"Florian." starring Robert
Young and Helen Gilbert.
Hochelle Hudson as his young
wife and primary object of his
cruelty, and Robert Wilcox as
an undercover agent working to
smash Lorre's bestial racket,
head the ste'hr- supporting cast
in "Island of Doomed Men."
Eddie Cantor Show
At Craterian Gets
Audience Approval
Eddie Cantor proved yester
day at the Craterian Theatre
where he opened in "The Story
of FORTY LITTLE MOTHERS"
that he doesn't need a chorus
of a hundred beautiful girls in
scantics to entertain his public.
Playing a real human being.
Eddies scores a distinct per
sonal triumph as an actor.
The story of FORTY LIT
TLE MOTHERS" is the story
of a timid professor who pre
vents a despondent mother from
committing suicide and then In
advertently inherits her baby
which he finds abandoned on a
waiting noon bench.
When the professor gets n Job
at a girls' boarding school he
surrpetiously takes the baby
with him and attempts to keep
It secretly in his rooms. The
girls, who think he isn't as
handsome as his predecessor,
plot to have him fired. Then
they find the baby and. Instead,
become forty little mothers.
Holding his own with the
more mature players is eight-months-
old Baby Quintanilla.
the Infant around whom most
of the action centers, and one
of the most appealing babies
yet to reach the screen.
Also on the program is Frank
Capra'i intensely interesting
"Cavalcade of Academy
Awards," with all the stars who
have won the honors. This is
well worth the price of admis
sion alone.
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i.Pi Selection of a jury to try
John Odrll, 43. Cherryvill far
mer, for the slaying of David
W. Dunlap, 23, started in cir
cuit court today. Dunlap, an em
ploye at Odell s farm, was killed
April S. Odell 1 charged with
first-degree murder.
Too Late to Classify
FOR BAIT Bin- rbarnaa tc. Small
Ira Dot S4.00. 301 CotUtfa St.
FOR 8A1.I I'nuaually fin Mark
Cocker Spanlal puppy, two montha
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Oak. PMml. Phona 731-J-. V.
D. Chamberlrn.
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FOR 8AL1 uaad car In food con
dition, cheap. 43 No. Fracls.
1MO-J. Ed Tobtn.
FOR BAI-B or TRADE 81 1-room
modern houae, lrg lot with fruit
trHa and brrlfv lot of had.
Win trad for em a Her pUo, tom
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FOR BAH Youth Jtney co w.
freshen aoon. Mr. Powell, forner
Stewart and Perh.
FOR SAME Uaed Ice bom at bar
gain prlcea. Copoo.
U30 SUPER FffftlCX KMUn. saellent
condition, MO. Terma. Tel. 1077-J.
35 0O CASH bura 8tr aedan. Juat
overhauled, run Rood. No Junk.
Stewart Av. at Dlxl ln.
BABY CHICKA for Ml or trade for
work or wood. Oreaaler'i Hatchery,
1107 E. Main.
FOR SALE Deary frrera. Phone
1064-W.
FOR PENT FMmlfched bmiae, Mo 1 '
Ererette Court. West llth. AdulU i
nlr. Phone 731-J-l. I
POX TERRIER PUPS 91.
4A2-R-3.
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9 bod room a, sleeping porch. Built, j
Inn, laundry tuba. aaM. Oood
terms. Inquire Bia B. Ivy St.
FOR SALE Doda; pcaup. standard
shirt, e-rolt battery. A buy at MV
3131 Ashland Ave., evenings.
BARGAINS In good used wood rangea
at Oopco.
FOR SALE Hay. Phone 90I-R-9.
WANTED Pear thinners. Webster
Orchard, Coker Butte Road.
FOR SALE Hats. 91.00 Oenulne fur
fflt. Father knows Quality. Ryan's
Star Cleaners. A So. Front St.
HIOHEST CASH PRICES PAID for
SCRAP IRON AND METAL c. aU
kinds, batteries, radiators, alumi
num, copper, braes; also bides,
pelts and wool. Medford Bargain
Houae. 37 N. drape. Phone 1069
FOR RENT Spacious and attract! re
four-room downstairs suite In the
Molly Apartments. Completely fur
nished except d lines and linen.
Oarage Second door north of
postofflot. Adults only. 940. Avail
able now. See manager la rear,
or phone 1397-R.
FOR SALE One of the beat located
and equipped cafee in Medford. do
ing a good business, small pay
ment down, balanoe monthly. Bog
1640 Tribune.
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FURNISHED haam and apartments.
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room houaa, lira ptaca. cloae In,
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WANTED TO BUY Birflaeya maple
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