MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MED FORD, OREGON'. FRTDAY. JUNE 28. 1940.
PAOE THIRTEEN
LOCAL and
Returns Horns Mrs. Lulu
Eturgin of the Holloway orch
ards returned by train this
morning from Missouri where
she spent six weeks.
NeH Horns Porter J. Neff,
Medford attorney, returned by
train this morning from Port
land where he transacted busi
ness for several days. '
From Portland D orothy
Dickinson, of the Dickinson Pre
serving company in Portland, is
transacting business here for
several days. She is registered
at the Hotel Medford.
On Businsss Tom Kiess of
Eugene is attending to business
in this city for several days.
He Is associated with Proctor
Gamble company.
Catches Limit Mrs. D. B.
(Bub) Crosby went fishing last
evening below Bybee bridge
and caught the limit, IS. This
marked the first time Mrs.
Crosby had caught a limit of
fish. Her husband caught only
12 fish.
Church Camp Final services
for several weeks will be held
Sunday in the Apostolic Faith
church on North Central avenue
at Third street. From July 7 to
August 11 the annual Apostolic
Faith summer camp will be held
in Portland. Services at the
church here will be resumed
August 18.
Minor Accidents Dr. O. J.
Halboth of Loring court and Bill
Meier of route 1 drove cars In
volved in a minor accident on
East Main street between River
side avenue and Bartlett street
Thursday evening, a report on
file said today. Roland R. Pat
rick of 543 Effie street and Ole
E. Hagen of route 4 operated
vehicles involved in a mishap
at Fourth and Fir streets Thurs
day afternoon, according to a re
port on file today.
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Gives A d d r e s I Well re
ceived by the audience was an
address given Wednesday after
noon at the Oreeon Christian
missionary convention in Tur
ner by the Rev. R. W. Coleman,
pastor of the First Christian
church here, according to word
received from the convention
today. Attendance is one of the
largest on record for Oregon.
The convention continues
through tomorrow. Others at
tending from Medford are Dr.
C. O. Drummond and Mrs. A.
H. Gregory.
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PERSONAL
Foster HereJack Foster
Eugene is spending several days
here on business and is register
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ed at the Hotel Medford. He
president and general manager
of the Coco-Cola bottling com
pany in the northern city.
Building Permit C. B. Ed
wards applied at the city build
ing inspector's office yesterday
for permit to construct a tem
porary fruit stand at 914 North
Riverside avenue at a stated
cost of $50. i
From Camas Theo Neal ar
rived in Medford recently from
her home in Camas, Wash., to
visit with Mrs. Vera Nichols at
her home on Ross lane. The
visitor will later spend some
time In Klamath Falls before
returning to her home in the
north.
Job Tests The U. S. Civil
service commission today an
nounced open competitive ex
aminations for the following po
sitions: alphabetic card-punch
operator, $1260 a year, and un
der card-punch operator, $1260
a year; instructor. Air Corps
Technical school, army air
corps, $3800 a year and various
lower grades ranging to $2000
a year; associate aeronautical
inspector, $3500 a year, and as
sistant, $3200 year, civil aero
nautics authority; graduate
nurse, $168.75 a month, for Pan
ama Canal service only; and
junior farmer, $2000 a year,
bureau of prisons. Other exam
inations also have been called
and complete Information about
all of them may be procured
at Medford postoffice from
Stanley G. Sherwood, acting
secretary of the local board of
civil service examiners.
Plane Passengers O. C. Rich
erson arrived by United Main
liner from Oakland, Cal., this
noon. He is assistant divisional
of United Air Lines.
i Walter W. Abbey and Mrs. Earl
ciminn left on the same plane
I for Portland. Miss L. Jones ar
rived from the north tins xore
noon and Mrs. A. J. Lowrey
left on the same plane for San
Francisco. Miss Lucille uressen
ift earlv this morning for Spo
kane, Wash. H. Parris returned
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HE'S A BROOKLYN DANDY N 0 Wbi thln.i
are expected of Joe Medwlck (above) now thst the former Cardi
nals' outfielder has been sold to the Brooklyn Dodfers, along with
Pitcher Curt Davis. The deal puts Medwlck under the wing of his
friend and former team-mate. Leo Durocher. Joe bitted .379 la
1934 World Series, never has hit under J00 in bis career.
HOLMAN CONGRATULATES
McNARY ON NOMINATION
Gearhart, Ore., June 28. (P
Senator Rufus C. Holman
telegraphed today his Oregon
republican colleague. Senator
Charles L. McNary, vice-presidential
nominee:
"Congratulations. The country
needs you. Its gain is Oregon's
loss. You will be elected vice
president In November with ab
solute certainty. May God bless
and preserve you."
NICE APARTMENT
FOR
4 err ettrartii. fnrnlhd comer apartment ta Mill Tribune
bnlldln. Lota of llrit. crma ventilation. papered end rmo-
nted. Two tarre room, kitchenette, bathroom. Electric range,
electric refrlceratlon. fireplace, lint end cold eater end (arhat
aerttce farnlahed. Steam beat. Low rent t. permanent tenant.
Available aov.
APPLY
Business Office Mail Tribune.
RED ARIES DRIVE
silNTO RUMANIA AS
CAROL ASKS HELP
(Continued from Pmte One. I
expired at 10 p.m. (3 p.m., EST)
yesterday and occupied four
cities in the ceded provinces of
Bessarabia and Bucovina.
A few minutes before a Soviet
ultimatum expired yesterday
King Carol agreed to give up
Bessarabia, northern Bucovina,
and rights in important Black
sea ports.
Rumania Cut Off
Rumania herself was cut off
from all communication with
the world at 10 p.m. Rumanian
time last night (3 p.m. EST
Thursday.)
There were indications that
the axis partners gave silent
consent to dismemberment of
the country.
Rumania's neighbors clamor
ed that their claims, too, must
be heeded. Hungary wants Ru
mania's large western province
of Transylvania. Bulgaria claims
southern Dobruja.
Turkey sent warships into the
Black sea; Yugoslavia rein
forced the guard on her Italian
border.
In the war in the west Ger
man bombers raided Britain for
the seventh time in 10 days,
ranging from southeast England
to southeast Scotland. The Bri
tish government said there was
"no serious damage" and "very
slight casualties."
from the north on the midnight
Mainliner. Miss T. Pankey and
Stewart Weeks arrived from the
south last night and W. C. Bell
left on the same plane for Port
land. Arrivals from the north
last evening were Miss Susan
Ingram, Dr. C. A. Haines and
Bob and Lois Hubbard. Leaving
on the same plane were Harry
M. Smith and N. A. Jassby, to
San Francisco, and James T.
I Hall, to Los Angeles. H. West
I brook arrived from the south
by Mainliner yesterday after
noon and Walter Davies depart
ed on the same plane for Port
' land.
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DANCE
at the OASIS
SAT. NITE
June 29
Music by Bythura Rogues
RENT
"Waterloo Bridge" Here Sunday
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With a vital and exciting
background of London of the
war years. 1917 and 1940.
"Waterloo Bridge" comes to the
Craterian Theater for a three-
day run Sunday, with
Vivien
Leigh and Robert Taylor co-,
starring.
The story Is woven around a!
dancer and an aristocratic young I
Leon Errol, Adele
ft
Leon Errol the guy without)
the hair brings his hilarious
brand of tomfoolery and non
sense to the screen of the New
Rialto theater Sunday in "Pop
Always Pays," as the big-talking
father of Adele Pearce. When
his daughter says she wants to
get married. Pop says "Okay,
after the boy shows me a thou-
Roxy Pioneers
Bill Elliott is starred in "Lone
Star Pioneers," a fighting drama
of Texas, which plays as the
companion Western hit with
William Boyd's Hopalong Cas-i
sidy feature, "Law of the Pam
pas," at the Roxy theater to
night and Saturday matinee and
evening.
7 Firemen Hurt
Seattle. June 23. (P) Seven
firemen were injured, two seri
ously, by falling timbers, when
flames of undetermined origin
today swept the 12-acre plant of
the Bolcom-Canal Lumber com
pany, damaged the nearby Great
Northern railroad trestle and set
fire to five small homes.
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MEDFORD
Tuesday, July 2nd
Admifilon J 1.00 penon plus tax
liruish otlicer who meet on his
toric Waterloo Bridge during an
air raid and seek shelter in the
Waterloo underground. A whirl
wind courtship is telescoped into
twenty-four happy hours, but be-
fore they can be married he Is
railed to the front, later to be
announced as killed in action.
An almost miraculous reunion a
year later closes the story.
Pearce Coming
sand bucks In the bank. And
when he does, I'll give him an
other thousand and my blessing."
But when it does happen, Pop
finH. rtlmcplf In tha li!tf-hnn
douRh and a promise to keep. Re-
art 1 1 1 cv apat arair! Ka a1 ana alts ti M m
"Saturday's Children," co
starring John Garfield and Anne
Shirley will be the second fea
ture on the program.
Start Ordered on
Destroyers, Subs
Washington, June 28. (IF)
The navy ordered work started
today on ten destroyers and nine
submarines estimated to cost
$154,577,000.
Funds for the vessels were in
eluded In the 81,768.9.13,000 sup
plemental defense appropriation
which President Roosevelt signed
yesterday.
The warships were assigned
for construction to five navy
yards.
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MAY BE FORGED
Business men were counselled
by Postmaster Frank DeSouza
today to be wary of accepting
forged money orders.
Money order forms were
stolen from the Tobias, Neb.,
postoffice on June 10 and since
then several of the forms have
been forged and cashed in
South Dakota and Montana
cities.
Law enforcement authorities
should be notified Immediately
if any of the stolen forms are
presented for cash, Mr. De
Souza said. The stolen forms
were numbers 9840L to 98600,
inclusive.
Too Late to Classify
BLOX Part dry, beaplrw load S3 00,
Medford Fuel. Tel. 6.11.
POR BALE Piano and muale cabinet
(43 so. 41a Weat and. Phone 1403-R.
FOR BALK Boaton terriers.
Holly.
WALKER'S BIO BARN OANCC Sat
urday nlxht. Tou will en)oy your,
self. Oood muale. Dreamland Hall
FOR SALE or trade for cow Clover
and raaa hay. W. W. Bell, mile
eolith Talent. Route 3, Boi SIS,
Aahland.
FOR 8 ALB Few
111 Cottage.
household goods.
WANTED To borrow (2500 private
money on Improved real eatate at
6. Write Box 3161 Tribune.
BEFORE BUYINO CAR aee oura.
Prlcea attain reduced. Stock muat
he sold quick. We meet all prlcea.
C. I. Oetr Auto Lot.
FOR BALK Two motora. one 16 h- p.
and 6 h. p. with boats, like new
S33 Idwarda.
BIO BARN DANCE Dreamland Sat
urday night- Brine the family and
enjoy youraelf. 7-plece orcheatra.
FOR SALE OR TRADE 3 furnlahed
cablna. Income (4ft month: In
Central Valley, Cel., clone to Shaata
dam project: price. (69. Conalder
timber land, email home or acreage.
Write Bos 315S Mall Tribune or
B. Haynee. Cave Junction, Oreon
WANTED People to look my lante
flreworka dlaplay over. Stand lo
cated at South Rlveralde and Cen
tral Bt.
$QQQ
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street, good location. Income
(30 per month. Terms.
Aieo
$2100
Five-room modem cottaae,
fully fumlahad, alao three-
room cottaae furntahed. Corner lot,
paved, close In. Income $37 per
month. Term..
ELMER HERRIBD
Phone I486 or 1S13-J.
LAMBERT CHERRIES, 4o
pick. 310 Portland.
lb., you
FOR RENT OR SALE Modern, fur
nished 4-room home with acrtftge.
clMe n. Hardwood floors, fir
place, tleetrtcally equipped kitchen
rnona ooo-w. evenmna.
NOTHINO IS SO COOLINO aa a I I
Ull laas of Ice Tee made with mbuFvRD uahauw
nenaer a opvciai w lea otena ir. paa
Render Tee 4i Coffee Co, 34 No. OPEN IVENINOS
Bartlett. Phone 637 131 N. Bartlett I
FOR SALE Boaton bull pupa. Price I
rr A OF THE MOB
AAA aii-room dwelling , clow in.
yUVU hardwood lloort. laundry
traye. Pine condition. Terms, 83O0
down, balance 620 per month, In
cluding lntere.t at St. See this.
BROWN it WHITI. 104 W. Main.
FOR RENT Clean 4-rootn furnlehed
houae. 1390 Saline An.
LTT US FRY TOUR CHICKEN for
your ptcnte lunch for the 4th of
July. CHICKIV HUT. Phone 8170
OROUP of ertfttnal etchings of
southern Oron and northern Cal
ifornia landscape subjecta by Mel
ville T. Wire are twin shown with
the AMuclatd Art tits' (roup of
printa At Swttn'i Gift Shop. These
etchings hv the approval of hish
artistic authority and are reason
ably priced.
DA M('I Saturday ntrht. U. S. Hall.
JacksonTllle. oood music, uooa
time for all.
TWO four-wheeled Traitors, ona two-
wheeled Trailer, A-No. t ehape
for aala or trade for car. 303 Mo
Andrewa Road. W. C. Roaa.
GRAIN BAOa POR SALE by Morton
Miuinf Co. tou may traae ua
grain If you wish.
FIVE-ROOM modem houea, cloee In.
partly furnished, 135. water paid.
Phone evening a 109 Central Point.
B. J. Palmer.
10 ACRES CLOVER. 1 ml.M from
Medford: small house and barn;
800. Also 90 acre Bear creek
loam, close to town: (rood build
ings. Phone evenlnca 1M CeutrtJ
Point. B. J. Palmer.
POR SALE 13 feeder pin between
70 and 0 iba. Elery stone, rro-
Tolt. phone as Pro volt.
POR RENT 60 by 60 cement garaite
In Oold Hill. 1B per montn. ine
Trxaa co. Phone is.
PRICES CUT
FOR QUICK ACTION
OUARANTEED USED CARS
lest Otda 4-door Sedan, over 1100
In ecceaaorlea, low mlleage...w..SB3B
1MB Olds 4-door Sedan: automatic
4-apeed trantmlaalon: leaa than
34.000 mllea: opaleacent Tahoe
blue flnlah 7S5
lass Olda 9-door Sedan: new rubber.
upholatary la apotleaa; baau-
tlful almond green flnlah. S69S
1838 Bulck Special 4-door Sedan:
one owner: radio heater and
defroater; Raphal green flnlah..S605
1B36 Wlllye Sedan: low mileage;
cloud mist grey flnlah: (rood rub
ber: mllea end mllea per
gallon e3M
1S37 Chryaler Royal Sedan: overdrive.
radio, heater: akyttnt blue fln
lah: good rubber: one owner....SS4B
1038 Ford DeLuxe Coupe: 4.000 mllea
on motor: S75 In acceaaonee:
88 rubber; cordovan brown....8398
1934 Chrysler 6 4-door Sedan: one
owner: beautiful black flnlah.ies
1038 Chevrolet Town Sedan: new
rubber: new paint; motor re
conditioned S346
1031 Da Soto Sedan 808
1030 Ford Sport Roadater, 6 OOjie
tlree 8148
1030 Chevrolet 1-door Sedan, new
paint 88 ;
1038 Ford Coupe, vary food 646 j I I
1031 Wont lU-tnn Truck 6148 I I
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190 ELECTRIC Q. B. RANGE, uaeel
only two months, clean, like new.
will sacrifice for only a9. 408
Ed wards. 0
CLEAN PEED WHEAT, II U per ewt.
Medford Peed seed. 4ib and Fir.
FOR BALE Frwra now ready a
Hockenyoa. 1 ifc mllea north of
Pag. Point or Crater Lace high
way. 1 or 100. Phone 11-X-U.
MIL-KINO DAIRY RATION 16'.
1 48 per .sack. Medford Feed
Seed. 4th and Fir.
POR RF NT email house.
Central.
ALBFUS PROVEN RABBIT FA MILT
RATION for laiyer. heavier weteht
lltura of hlffh quality meat. Med
ford Feed 4c Seed. 4th and Fir.
9.000 FEET good Vaed Lumber. Some
3x4. 3xfl and U3, ahipiap.
37 Loula St.
BOYSEN BERRIES Every day. always
Treah. 6c crate; DrinK container,
Oood road's. West Stewart Ave.
ALBRRS OOAT FEED A milk ration
with minerals. Medford Feed
Seed, 4th and Fir.
$1585
Fully furnished.
Owner leaving town.
Dandy bungalow, a bedrooms, eemena
foundation, err nicely furnished;
near Hleh and Washington schoola.
Easy terms. Balance 14.37 per
month Includln Interest.
Also
$250
Per Lot
8 dandy Eaat aide lota, paved end
paid. Near echool.
MARK A. OOIJJT
toa E. Main St. Pbona T3S.
FOR BALE 10S4 Dodge dump truck,
L. W. baae, with or without dump
body. S3SO. 440 Benaon St.
WANTED TO BUY Ouerneey cow.
Muat be good. Tribune Bos 1884.
FOR RENT New 8-room duplex. 3rd
and Ivy. Phone 637-L.
HIOHEST CASH PKICES PAID for
SCRAP IRON AND METAL V- ell
klnda. batteries, radlatora. alumi
num, copper, braea: alto bldee.
Delta and wool Medford Beretln
Houae. 27 N. Orape Phono 1068.
FOR RENT Spacious and attractive
four-room downatelra aulte In the
Roily Apartmente. Completely fui
nlahed except dlahee end linen.
Oarase second door north of
poatofflce. Adults only. 640. Avall
abla now. Bee manager In rear,
or phone 1307-B.
BARGAINS
YOU CAN BUY
WITH CONFIDENCE
Our csrs arc reconditioned ihot
ought br lrelned mechanics.
Their eelue Is becked br our
reputation and sold with a writ
ten guarantee.
S Plymouth Deluxe Coupe.
One of the nicest cars In town,
ftpte end apen rendition. All
steel body. Uenulne equal pree
sure hydraulic brakea.
38 Dodte Deluxe Redan. A one
earner car that looks and runs
like new. Reedy for any aewi.
onttratlon.'
88 Chevrolet Deluxe Sedan.
Driven very little by one care
ful owner. At a very low price.
38 Plymouth Conpe. Original
fliilab, like new. Performs like
a new car and priced to sell
quick.
38 Plymouth Deluxe Sedan,
Perfect everyway. Nearly new
tlree. A car yon will be prae
to own.
37 atudebaker Cantom Deluxe
Sedan. Smell ralleese. tooke
end rune like new. Equipped
with 8100 radio, tine heater
and defroater. A bargain If
there ever wee one-
87 Dodte Deluxe Seden. Per
pert everyway. Built In trunk,
beater and good tires.
r
I Pi j mouth Deloie Coup.
Perfect throughout, original
finish, like new. Heed tot
many thouMn4 mile of econo
mien I err lr.
MANY MORE
INCLUDING ,
Bulcks, Chevrolet. Fordo
Remember Oualilr remains lonf
After the Price It forgotten.
PIERCE-ALLEN
MOTOR CO.
Dodge k Plf-mouth Distributor
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