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Newspaper Page TextPAGE KTKE Want to Bay, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! I t's Filled With Opportunities! r MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. JULY 31. 1940. lassst"-" W -m Read (vary id on this pa. you will proDtbl; find esactly tba ttunsi you hav bean look ing (or or a sal or trad for unused articles you may bate. Search your atuc or tore-room vou may find many things others are seexlng and M able to realize Immediate cash. If what you want Isn't hers, advertise for it. Trtouna Clas sified Ads are ineipenslve effective I. RATES per word lint lnrtlon ie (MiDlmum liSc) Each additional insertion, oer word (Minimum 10c) ftr Una per montb without copy chance US CASH or money order must ac company all mail order classiiiad ads. LOST AND FOUND FOUND Keys on ring. Call at Trib une office, pay foi adv. LOST S-month-old black Shepherd male pup. bob tall; reward. 351 Beatty. BEPOtu lust dugs, animal cruelty cases dJman Society Phone 1610 BORROW IKS. p.ease return bridge tables Immediately to Frank Perl WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Man with car. by young growing national organization. Average earnings around 1160.00 monthly to start. Man selected will always have work booked weekly In advance. No canvassing. Apply Thursday, 11 a. m. omy. Mr. Far rlngton, 317 No. Main, Ashland. I.KSTRAND, expert laundcap gard ner. Complete landscape service. Lawn mowing, pruning, shrubbery, etc. Telephone 423-L. WANTED Three single men with car. Must be free to travel over tat the year around. No Invest ment. See Mr. Hanson, room .308, Hotel Allen. 8 p. m. only. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Experienced waitress, foun tain experience necessary, for per manent employment after Sept. 1st. Palace Cafe, Grant Pass, Ore. WANTED Women for general house work and cook In convalescent home, 925 monui, room and board. Phone 787-Y. Rt. 1. Box 90S. Grants Pass. MALE AND FEMALE HELP BUSTLER Man or woman, to take over Watklns' Products rout. Bus iness established, write City Mgr. 4913 Hollls St., Oakland, Calif. BOOKKEEPER, experienced in Gen eral Motors accounting, desires position. References. Box 3187 Tribun. WANTED Hop pickers to register at Hull Hop Yards. Clean, green clover camp ground. Tents, tablee. stoves, wood and water furnished free Paying 81.80 per 100 lbs, with 3Sc extra per 100 lbs. If you pick through the season. Writ Ben Hull, Route 3, Box 898. Grant Pass. Oregon. REGISTER NOW at the B. M. Clute Hoo-varrl at Apnlesate. Or. Clean camp with cabins. Pure spring water. Free electric llehts. water and stoves. 1V4C per lb and ftc bonus at end of season. Picking will begin about Aug. 10 or 15. Write or call B. M. Clute. WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED Child to care for daya Preferably boy. Also children to ear for afternoons from 1 to ft. 827 Bessie. TOUNO DEPENDABLE married man. resident, wants work. References. Clean habits. Box 3708 Tribune. YOUNG man cook, clerk, or exper ienced driver with own car. wants situation. Box 2741. Tribune WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED TO BUY Good used men's shoes. Used Wardrobe Shop, 518 E. Main. WANTED 13 to 24 baas accordion. Describe instrument. Stat prlc wanted Writ H. H. Elhart, Ash land. Orison. WANTED Oood. used lady a blcycl. Phone S83-W. after 8 p. m. WANTED to Rent, smsll. furnished, modem suburban house. Box 3736. Tribune. LAUNDRY dor. Reasonable 304 as you Ilk Boardman. WANTEDS or 4-room. ems!!, fur nished hous. Adults only. Tribun Bos 3298 WANTTO Wool, mohair hides and Medford Ba resit. House. 37 Grape bt Phone .062 pelts North HE PV MORE CKH Fur Your Fnrr.ltire HUM HI HU ANHBEWS 8th and Front. Phon 547 WEIL DRILLING 61 90 per ft first 50 ft etc J M Dull. 619 King WaNTeD Dreaamsaln Iteration. Kalhenn Sa'lTiee. Singer Shop 23 South Oreo BUM PRM'ia rtm Pc Y'mii F-irnttur gtr H KMFI Kf. Plmne 1I91J Hll.lll'l ctM mil M P4ID Fw fj-jr Furniture MtlrllH RtHliAl HOIK 37 n Orape St ftone 1083 niMlli All those who want rurnltur ft our prices, it lll psy y-u HOI HKimk rl KM II Ur. 18 North front Phon lew. FOR RENT Clean 6-room hous. 323 W. Ji FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT -room unlurnlshed house, electric and wood range. 639 VT. 10th. Inquire 801 W. 10th. FOR REST Furnished house. 1137 West Main. OeVoe. Phone 1033-J FOR RENT 3-room furnished house. 320 Haven. FOR RENT House. Inquire 30 Tripp. FOR RENT 4-roora partly furnished I house. Phone 30. , FOR RENT 3-room furnished house. 3 acres. Third house on left Buca- shot Hill road. FOR RENT 5 -room bouse, double garage, small work shop. Sea now. Available August 1st. 110 Tripp St. SMALL FURNISHED DUPLEX, hot I water and garbage eerrlce. H. U J Cook. 10 Quino St. ! FURNISHED bouse and one and two- room Apt, cot W. 10th FOR RENT Furnished house. No. 8 Everett Court. Adults only. Phone ! 1648-J FOR RENT' Uj D' iv lex. 9 rooms and sleeping porch, psrtly furnished. 920 00 month, water paid. Phone 371. FOR RENT Modern 6-room stucco house. Basement furnace. Newly decorated. Adults. 825 Pine. FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Modern furnished apart ment. Electric refrigerator. Durell Court, 329 N. Holly. Inquire Apt. 8. WELL furnished apartment, also bed room, close In. 337 N. Central. COOL furnished apartment, privat oatn. Frlgldair. 800 w. Main. CE BAUER APTS. th at Oakdala Prestige, courtesy, with comfort able modern home. Furnished or unfurnished. Moderate prices. By day. week or month Phone 71S-Y FOR RENT Furntshed Hotel Holland apartments, electric range and Prtgidalr. FURNISHED, cool, Insulated apt Aduita only; no dog 603 8. Holly NICELY furnlahed apartment. Elec tric range and Prlgtdalre; 3 large rooms, kitchen, bathroom, fire place. Newly renovated. Hot and cold water furnished. Mall Tribune Bldg Call at Tribune office. MODERN furnished apartment. 10 Quince St. VAWTER APARTMENTS 6 rooms. unfurnished Heat, not water, complet electric kitchen. 943.50; lease Phone 1108 FOR KENT furnished Rooms FOR RENT Furnished room. East 9th. Phone S83-J. 859 SLEEPING room for 1 or 3 young men. Meala if desired. 415 Edwards. ATTRACTIVE ROOMS 404 3 Grape FOR RENT BOARD. ROOM NICE front room with board, 822.50. Phone 1977-J. SLEEPING ROOM for rent, wards. FOR RENT Room and board. Cool comfortable home. 514 Beatty. Phone 1971-R. . BOYS under 13 years. 835 month at Grelner Home, Gold Canyon pony ranch, Kerby, Oregon. BOARD and ROOM 328 N Riverside ROOM AND BOARD 718 E. Main 91 per day. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Store oulldlng and two office rooms Se A Uttrell or Roland Huoohrd FOR SALb LIVESTOCK FOR "SALE 3 saddle horses, yesrllng colt. 6th St. Shell Station. FOR SALE Oood roan . Shorthorn bull, !, years. 860. Tel. 403-J-l. FOR SALE Duroc-Jersey weaner pies. C. J. McCay, Spring St. Box 1264. FOR SALE Shropshire L. Ferns, Fern Valley. FOR- SALE 8 sows, fsrrow July and August. 625 each. Apply evening. Mart ran?h Central Point. FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE 63 turkeys, flrat of April hatch. Box 89 on Suncrest road on and one-naif miles above Tal-nt FOR SALE RbAL ESTATE FURNISHED HOUSE for sale, reason able, terms. 80 Rose Ave. FOR SALE Suburban 6-room home, new barn, chlckenhouse. garage. 4.6 acrea In clover, grapea and strawberries. Choice location on improved road. Ideal for poultry or hoes. Furnished. 92.750. Mi-rt sacrifice. N. P. Ohrt. 137 Spring St. FOR SALE Modern fbur-roora house on half acre, dtv water, nlc trees. (1000. H O. Wilson, 7 Chestnut. Phon 1564. S1600 8 -room modern home, near city park; pavfd itreet, laundry trayt. fur Dace; terms can ba arranged. Also S3400 9200 down 5-roora home. Isrtre sleeping porch, basement: pink of condition: priced to sell. Only 9200 down, balance real easv. MARK A. OOLDY Phone 728 109 I. Main Bt. FOR 8 A LI 6. room modern house. A-I condition, nlc surroundings, good outbuildings. Must sell to close estate. No resaonsble offer will be re)ected. Inquire Gllmore Station. North Jacksonville, for O. M. Knox. FOR SALE acre. 6-room house, attract 're liv ing room with flreplac and bard wood floor, electric wster pressure bath, good outhuildint. nstursl shsde. fruit and bemev vtrbtly located, for quick "a s. 93 300 00. ALSO 4-room houe. hardwood floors In Itvirur room, fireplace . attractive rrekfatt nook d-n ears-, f-nced. In back vard. well loa'ed on paved street, 1200 easv trrr. L O PICKri.L, 16 S. Baruett. CLOSING TIME For SUNDAY Too Laic- io Classify WANT ADS IS 6:00 P. M. SATURDAY PLEASE REMEMBER FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE or RENT S-room modern house, newly cleaned. Inquire 84 North Peach. FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS Convenient tertna. uats available at Natlipnal Farm LJn Office Holly Theater Building Medford. CITY and country propertle. RENT ALS u"ANS INSURANCE C S Butterfleld. 409 Medlord Building FOR SALE 8- room new rnldenc. nver occupied Hsrdwood floor Isrg living room, osved street close In Might take small bouse aa down payment 618 So Oakdal FOR SALE OR TRA1JB Beer parlor In between two towns, good busi ness, mbun Bos 3288 HOUSES "OR SALE in Medford and surrounding towns. Easy terms Jackson County Federal Savings and Loan Association. WHEN you think of real eetat think of Brown As White FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 33 Chevrolet coach, good condition, good urea, priced reason able. Phone evenings, 857-J-3. Glen Ouches. 1938 LINCOLN-ZEPHYR den. sell at sscrlflce. Be or csll Chas. Wortman. 913 So. Oakdal. Phone 750-R. FOR SALE 1937 Plymouth. Excel lent condition. Reasonable. Phone 862-J-3. CLEAN-UP SALB 10 Days to Clean Out Our Stock USED CARS 1936 Zephyr Sedan, overdrive and heater 9835 1937 Zephyr Sedan 675 1988 pontiae coupe. ,..o'o 1938 Ford Sedan 485 1939 Mercury Sedan 825 Three fine Ford V8 Trucks Studebaker 1937 Pickup 995 1938 Ford pickup aao 1 dozen cheap cara at your own prlc. see tnese at once. C. E. GATES AUTO CO. Fourth and Central Ave. TRUCKS TRUCKS TRUCKS CLEARANCE SALE Now Wl 1929 Cher. IH-ton, flat bed 1931 Ford IH-ton. new motor 1930 Ford H4-ton. A-l ahape 8 49.00 9 69 00 169.00 195.00 149.00 165.00 1939 Dodge 3-ton. a steal 295 00 333.00 International Truck Dealer WALTER W. ABBEY Open Evenings to 9:00. 133 So. Riverside Phon 303 REMOVAL SALE. WE'VE LOST OCR USED CAR LOT LEASE, Forcing us to Sscrlflc ur Large Used Cjt Stock. WE MUST CUT Our Stock Down Before We Move. , HAHN MOTORS 35 South Riverside. FOR SALE 1937 Cne. coup. 648 00. t Mrs. Minnie J. Burrows, Dixon. 510 so. Newtown. 1937 Ford Coupe 83x5 00: '34 Ply. Sedan, radio, heater 9246.00: 28 Chev. Sedan. 840.00. Prlcea smash ed. See Shulta Bros, for best used car bargains In town. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS OLADIOLI. 25c dor. East Main. Dressier. 1107 FOR SALE 60 hors power Cletrsc. full Delsel tractor, slightly used; a repossession, to be sold at a real bargain, on easy terma Ames Chevrolet Co.. Yreka. Calif. FOR SALE wicker bassinet, complet with base and pillow. Phon 1448- L. EARLY CRAWFORD PEACHES. 3U,e per lb. First house right. Spring St. L. J. Upp. FOR SALE Universal electric rang. 412 So. Grape. FOR SALE Champion peach. Cha. I. Gray Gold Hill. TRADE new 83-pe. set dishes, flora! design (never been uaedl. for best offer. P. O Box 876. Medford. FOR SALE 70 tons hay. non-Irrigated alfalfa, barley, etc. Oood price In quantity lots; In suck or hammered. Inquire Younger At Lange. 31 No Bsrtlett. Phon 38. FOR SALE An engineer's surveving Instrument In perfect condition. Phon 613. FOR SALE 6 b. p Johnson model 1939 end good ftshlng boat. In quire John Dtwilr. FOR BARGAINS In rsng se Copeo. used elecme ELECTRICITY t clean, coral. nd cheep, why become a drudge to a hot old cook eove when you can buy reconditioned electric rant completely Installed for as l:tt,e ss 920 at Copco. NEW 32-pleos set dishes I floral de stmt Never been ud. Wl 1 trsc for best o;r P O. Box 876 Mdford. LAI 1 cabbag punt. 30 Laurel. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS HIMALAYA blackberries. 39c erst, you pu-k and furnish eontalnera Emll Pech. Phoe.ua. Ore.. . Bob 6mlth plaoa. Pip and Fitting New and Used Large stock. All else. Oe our prices. MEDFOKD BAROAIN HOUSE 37 N Orsp st Phone 1083 REAL BUYS In used clothing. 1409 No Riverside, across from Beck'a Bakery. NU-WAY Mattreaa and Cpholsurlng Co Phcne 39S. 3U9 West 8tb St SON O HIND6 1127 West Main St. Headquarter Myers-Jacurxl Service ill make. PICK pumpe HL-WE UOOKS. WINDOWS, pip fitting pip, fruit Jsr eda. floor cover ing, everything for the horn Jack Secondhand 6 tor. 108 So Grape I FOR SALE World bicycle, new con dition. 74 Harley-Davidaon motor cycl In good condition. Gordon Wiley car Corley Studio. 33 N. Central. SACRIFICE complete household fur niture for 8 rooms. Inquire 628 Bo. Ivy after 6 p. m. FOR SALE 3-hole ice cream cabinet with bottle cooler. Phone 733. HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS, sscrl- flce prlcea. City Transfer and Storage, 2ft So. Grape. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE Small restaurant. Oood location, stesdy year-around busi ness Box 3102 Tribune. PERSONAL CARD ec CRYSTAL READINO, 8100. 723 Sherman St. Phone 98S-J-3. CARD READINO. 91 00. S29 Jesnette MISCELLANEOUS STRICTLY Old lime Dance at the Silver Moon, 1160 Oak 8t, Ashland. Wednesday. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Auto Loant. ADVANTAGES OF OUR CAR LOAN PLAN 1. No Interest charged In advane 3 Your own Insurant accepted t. Car doe not ban to be paid for. 4. You get the money m tan mm me. 8. Special low summer payment 6. You deal direct and save money W E THOMAS, Manager OREGON FINANCE CO. At Our Main Oftlc 45 South Central License No. Phone 130 M-217. CAR LOANS ftolv your financial problems by refinancing or borrowing LOANS ON CARS 1932-1939 TRI-STATK ACCEPTANCE CORP. License M-253 MARK A. GOLDY 109 I Main. Phone 728 AUTO LOANS You get check at one. CARS UOUOHT AND SOLD. P T. ' JERRY" YOUNO Motor Inveatment Co. License M-274 Tel. 159. 234 East 9th. 120 TO $1,000 On Your Car 1933 to 1940 Model Cars and light trucks. 1 to 18 Months to Repsy. CONSUMERS' CREDIT CO. HAROLD H BROWN AGENCY Agent 12S Eaat Main M-i36 Phone 607 Dressmaking. THE FASHION SHOP -Dressmaking Fur Remodeling. Buttons and Buckles covered Room 303 0. B Natl Bsr.k Bldt Tel 1181 Export Window Clanr. LET JOE DO IT Expert Window Cleaner.. Oenersl house clesners. Floor waxing. Jo fi pence. Phon 117J. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS , t, Poorest pert of a 6eec 4. Public eon- vaysncs f. Sstling vessl 13 Grstsland 13. Have obliga tions It. Lste IS. SaiamsMer 14 Kail Ixh.nd 17. State player is. Proceed .9. Pm 30. Towsrd ths stern It. Concerning 22. Seed coverings J. Fs'rylike 24. Cailforn a ro'kfuh 27. B tllcal king 21. state or ftrofoun-l naensib'Uty II. K'nl of dye It. Grow IV Exist 27. Mrtheite 2. Y"U nl I 40. Aeriform fluid 41. Repeat 44. Court crier's call 44 Tvpe meaaures 47. F.oaer 80. M-ir'ne trip M. L'rreaaonlr.g fsar U. Esclamatloa Solution of . Saturday PuuH Those havlr.g power un m-A Bt Unwar4 40 H f r, po!au4 till 41 Frortoun 41 E'l.bl fureti 43 Part of a urv 19 t lr0' 24 B Ash Scotch 44. ExrlsTsti'.n or disgust 47. Tl 109 DOWN L Vmesar read from ale I PrfV'.ya.y 1 Cutsl 4 r ing hors I Of a. Ask ataa BUSINESS DIRECTORY I PERSONAL LOANS VACATION MONEY P 1AA Loan easily repaid pr nn V 1 VU In mo payments of J0 I L Oene Thomas says: "Get enough to pay up present bills and have a swell vacation. We'll cooperate with a low pay ment schedul'- From $5 to 1300 See Oene Tr-.omss. mgr of OREGON FINANCE CO. Lie No 8-311 49 So CentraL Phone 139 Piano and Organ Instruction APOLLO PIANO STUDIO Piano. Or gan and Accordion, classic and modern Best In o. Oregon. 131 So Orape St ehone 1199 Rooting WE REPAIR or apply any type of roof. Pabco Roofings. Shingles. Coatings and Paints. Wslt Psper" Ekerson Pslnt and Root Co. 88 So Bsrtlett Tel 243 Stocks and Bonds. ONLY STOCK TICKER service In Oregon outside ol Portland con tinuous quotations d'trtng market hours. M. N Hogsn e Co, 314 E Main St . Medford Transfer. AVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE 40 8 Fir Street. Insured Camera. Local and Long Distance Hauling Phone 644 Transfer. CITY TRANSFER A STORAGE CO Household moving and general haullnc 29 8. Orape. Phone 3050 day or nlght- EADS TRANSFER At STORAGE CO Office 19 South Fir Phone 916 Prices right Service guaranteed FURNITURE MOVING AND STOR AGE W hav van moving equip ment for local and long distant hauling Dry and clean storage (concrete building) with special locker rooms st 'ow rates. SAMSON STORA.OS, WAREHOUSE rnone e.ia LEGAL NOTICES. Karrant Notice School District No. 91 has funds on hsnd In the Medford Branch of the United Bute National Bank to pay all outstanding warrants. Inter est will erase after August 3nd. E. A. HILDRETH. Clerk, District No. 91. Notice of Sale of Interest Bearing Warrants of (tchmil lllstrlrt No. 30, Jackson County. Ore. Notice Is hereby given that the Board of Directors of School District No. 30. Jsckson County Oregon will receive bids for the purchsse of fnterest Besrlng Warrants of said School Olstrl-'t :n the amount of 93.000. The above warrant will b Issued In denomlnstlons of 6400 00 esch, one warrant maturing one year from dat of issuanc. and one warrant esch year thereafter until all of eald warrant have been redeemed. The above warrant bavlng been author ised by the legal voters of aald School District aa required by law at an election called for that purpose, held July 18th, 1940. Sesled bids must be submitted to the Board of Dlrectora, etatlng the amount of Interest to be paid on aald Warrant. Th Board reserve th right to reject any. or all bids Bids will be opened Mondsy. Aug 6th at 8 F M. at the School Hous of District No. 20. Dated at Sams Vslley, Oregon, this 19th day of July, 1940. S. 8 ABBOTT. District Clerk Gt Nary Cloth Ordr Portland, July 31. VP) The Portland woolen mills reported certification today of a United States navy order for 135,000 yards of uniform cloth. Preji dent Charles H. Carter said the order brought to more than $900,000 the total government work assigned within the last three weeks and assured the company of a 24-hour per day production schedule "for many Cross -Word Puzzle 12 13 I 14 S 4 17 if "J, Z-a n rrtz -7 jj - -7- 3 "T'S if 53" T"iT" XT" rT" " ZT i"it T 7 ST tf JL ST 3T 3J si W "TsT" 77 i7" a rs "-J? I. Body of Assistant 8, Peruinlng to ll Aie II. Ooeo by 14 Month rr.i.a 9. Worthless frsg rrengl srchal 18, cen ll Funeral pll Wander without sugar Eternity g-r.al. fish Arm wnlstl- Sinpe Thr.se thst vsrisnr Csrd gam Corner 49 11 br.nt iau s row S3. Famlnn U MaKe ex treme y dr Poor actors: slant Lop! 14 lit '0 t."opTer' field's w fe M'a!lifroue rock n. narr.e ss. 14 Apparent 3: Ive.eot time S4 27 nspp'-t b-eties It Anims.'s ston-acn n E'it'1 tool 12. Orsn-'s'v of Bnjaaia II II 40 Fao IL Tu'n to (A all To You From Washington by Ethclyn Evans Washington, D. C. (Spl.) Officially. Vice-President Gar ner will not only be missed cut greatly needed during the com ing weeks of essential national legislation. So say all of us! He knows all the legislative answers, due to his long years of training as a member of the house of representatives, speak er of the house, and as presid ing officer of the senate. After all, being vlce-pr8ldeni is his Job until next January regardless of conventions or elections or anything; and we all hope he will cast his vote the Texas primaries and re turn to his post for the "dura tion." Personally, both the Garners are popular. While refusing to shine socially in the accepted meaning of that term in Wash ington they are quietly friend ly and hospitable. Attending or giving few large, public recep tions, yet they were constantly receiving friends, officials, news writers, tourists and other legis lators in 'their off ice both when on the tiouse side and, later, in the Capitol buildinn. They gave few dinners, but they had lit erally hundreds of friends, a few at a time, for a bite or two at the old Washington hotel where they lived for so many years. Just t'other evening whilst the "nice husband" and I were eating In the coffee shop at that hotel, the Garners came in for their supper, being greet ed informally by the service staff and many fellow diners. Mrs. Garner might vell weep at the prospect of leaving her long-time work as his secretary' a completely absorbing and Interesting Job with thrilling Inside pictures of history in the making. Small wonder that possible future activities In Texas seem tame In comparison. Then, too. the many years have made Washington her other "home," indeed, and have form ed many close tics of friend ship. e e "TPHE Willkie family has a ' young son, Philip, who could be counted upon to fill the his toric old mansion with droves of young folks during holidays and on special occasions; and that would be merely the cen ter of a circle of Capital sociel and athletic activities. Wash ington loves young and person able and eligible sons in the White House only a trifle less than marriageable daughters who might pull of a big wed ding In the famous "East Room." While the Roosevelt children are now or have been married and established elsewhere, we must not forget the ten grand children who would continue to descend upon the executive mansion and keep It gay and alive. Rewardless ot marital difficulties of their children, the President and Mrs. Roose velt make no distinctions. El liott Roosevelt's first wife and son are frequent and welcome visitors there; and James Roose velt's wife, Betsey, and the two children remain great favorites with the President. We wouldn't be surprised If "Sistie," daughter of Anna Roosevelt Boetiger (Seattle) be ing a precocious child, should qualify for a White House de but by 1944, and that would create no end of excitement and fun for the young of the land. Also, Diana Hopkins, seven-year-old motherless daugh ter of Harry Hopkins, would probably continue to spend most of her time at the White House. , "1 EST we forget," In our fmn " tic drives to aid war vic tims and refugees far and wide. It is encouraging to find a group quietly planning and working to aid some of our own for gotten ones unemployed, middle-aged women. A National Council, composed of representatives of govern ment, and philanthropic, civic and educational groups (work ing with and under the guid ance ot the Social Security Ad ministration) has as Its oblec tive the formation of similar local councils on a nation-wide scale. Each council plans to urge all women's organizations to include In next season's ac tivities the following program' (1) Search out and lilt all such women in each community. (2) Study each Individual case and consult with the local council to find or create self supporting and self-reipecUng work for each woman to do. Only In this manner can these women be assisted; no employment agency meets their needs. Clubs, churches and other women must canvass th situation, devise a way to create Jobi and, it need be, train the women for the work. The National Council empha sizes the great waste of the productive power of iuch wom en and the terrible consequences of leaving large number of useful citizens to sink into de spair and economic uselessnes.' According to the Council, if these women cannot be placed in position to help themselves now, we are building up a huge class of dependent elderly peo ple. This will result in an in creased drain upon a constantly decreasing number of produc tive workers between the youth age and the middle-aged groups. San Ffanclsco, July 31 The state supreme court today affirmed conviction of Earle E. Kynette and Roy J. Allen, for mer members of the Los An geles police department, In an automobile time bomb explosion case: Kynette's sentence will be modified, however. Kynette was convicted of at tempted murder, assault with intent to murder, and malicious use of explosives. The court ruled today that his sentence on the explosives charge should be served con currently with the others. Allen was convicted only on the ex plosives charge. The charges grew out of the blast which critically injured Harry Raymond, on January 14, 1938, when a bomb exploded as he pressed the starter on his carf " Evidence showed Raymond was being subjected to surveil lance at the time by the "spe cial Intelligence unit of the Los Angeles police department which Kynette headed. Asbury Park, N. .J., July 31. (JP) A trio of bandits armed with shotguns robbed two bank messengers of $108,000 cash In front of the post office today and In full view of scores of spectators. The bandits escaped In green sedan bearing Pennsyl vania license plates. The money was consigned to the federal reserve bank of New York. Vice President James For sythe said the armed messen gers, Clarence Barton and Jo seph Sturm, were accosted by the trio as they stepped from their car in front ot the post office. A fourth man remained In the bandit car with the engine run ning. MEDIC SENTENCED FOR ATTACK WITH AIR GUN Portland, Ore., July SI.4P) Municipal Judge Julius Cohn sentenced Dr. Karl H. Martzloff, president-elect of the state med ical society, to 60 days In Jail on an assault and battery con viction yesterday but suspended 39 of the days. He also levied a $2.10 fine. Judge Cohn found Dr. Martz loff guilty of shooting Victor Reynolds with a BB rifle as young Reynolds carried his 1S yearold crippled sister from a bathing pool In Johnson creek on the doctor's property. ARSON CONFESSED BY Roseburg, Ore., July 31. (IP) Gladys Whitney, 48, of Canyon vllle was today ordered held to the grand Jury, following pre liminary arraignment in the Justice court on a charge of arson. District Attorney J. V. Long reported that Mrs Whitney had signed a statement .declaring that on June 7 she set fire to a combination dwelling and pool haU, which she owned In Can yortvllle. for the purpose of col lecting the Insurance. NEVADA LEADS NATION IN RED CROSS GIVING San Francisco, July 31. AIM Pacific Red Cross headquarters said today Neveda leads the entire nation In European war relief fund campaign. Nevada has raised 124.52 oer cent of Its quota, the area headquarter said. Arizona has raised 08.43 per cent, Utah 72.17, California 71 21. Oregon 10 02, Idaho 57.79. Washington 57.21, and Alaska 51 35. COPS' CONVICTION UPHELD BY COURT SHOTGUN BANDITS MAKE RICH HAUL Meteorological Report Br V. . WFtTHER BIREAC Forecasts Medford and vicinity; Fair tonight and Thursday; normal temperature). Oregon; Generally fair tonight and Thursday, but conslderabl low cloud or fog along coast; normal tempera ture; gentle variable wind off coast. Local Data Temperatur a year ago today! Highest, 90; lowest, 88. Total monthly precipitation, .14 Inch. Deficiency for tt month, 21 inch. Total precipitation sine Sept. I, 1939. 33 80 inches. Excess for th season. 4.44 lnchvi. Relatlv humidity at 8 p. m. yes terday, 39; 8 a. m. today, 83. Tomorrow: Sunrise, 8:04 a. mi sunset. 7:30 p. m. Observations Taken at 4:30 a. i 120 Meridian Time. is a i 3? 5 ii re a o s V City n Boise ... 93 95 90 88 87 93 .84 80 98 57 74 70 85 68 84 67 SI 78 73 73 65 44 81 73 88 81 83 78 84 Clear Pt. Cldy. Cloudy Pt. Cldy. Cloudv Pt. Cldy. Cloudy Clear Pt. Cldy. Cloudy Clear Pt. Cldy Clear Clear Clear Cloudy Pt. Cldy. Pt. Cldy. Clear Clcarl Boston Chicago Denver Eureka , ,.i ... Havre Los Atvfele . I Medford New York Omaha Phoenix Portland - . Reno Roseburg Salt Lake San Francisco. Seattle Spokane Wash., D. C. Yakima Travel Table AIRPLANES Northbound Lesv alalia Cloe 4:37 a. m. 8:63 a. 00. 13:18 p.m. 11:33 a.m. 8:43 p m. (Flag stop) No Mail 9:13 p m (Fag stop) 8:38 p ro. Southbound Lesv alalia Cloas 11:38 a.m. 10:40 a m. 8:16 p m. (Flag stop) 8 SO p m. 13:00 m. ' 11:18 p.tn. TRAINS Northbound Leave 10:48 a m. Malls Clot 9 .48 a m. 7:05 p.m. 8 0S p. m Southbound Mslls Cloaa Leav 8:80 a. m. 6:40 p.m. North 8:80 a m. 7 60 a tn. 9 .SS a m. 1:40 p.m. 7.80 a m. 4:40 p.m. BUSES SouUl 13:16 a m. 6 .50 a. m. 9:40 a.m. 3:50 p m. 8:45 p m. 8:00 p m. 10:40 p m. 8:55 p.m. Ta Klamath Falls .40 a.m. and 6:45 p m. ( To O rants pas only. () To Aahland only. FOR OREGON RELIEF Salem. July 31. (IP) The state treasury borrowed $200. 000 today from the world war veterans' state aid sinking fund, the money to be used for relief. The loan raises to $300,000 the amount borrowed for re lief so far this biennium, and the treasury estimated it would hav to borrow $400,000 mora before lha end of the year. Th deficit resulted when liquor profits, which are used for re lief, failed to be as large as the legislature expected. The notes bear Vi of one per cent interest. Coffee Runs Short New Vork. July 31. (.IP) The New York coffee and sugar exchange received a cable from London today which said: "The rationing of coffee Is expected shortly, as it Is claimed that consumption Is exceeding the ministry of food's expectations." Tarkington 71 Kennebunkport, Me., July 31. (IP) Booth Tarkington, Indi ana author of such books as "Penrod" and "Monsieur Beau caire," observed his 71st birth day quietly at his summer home today. (xmcd en cart WKW wcsrB,..ay.it bodt fa eosy paymtnn Rnd s your In. com Vu cr nd oof b My paid for. Rdc row print paymanls. Why not oik ust Ccnuncrclol Fliutace CwfemUon ItlH S. Male aire!. Medlar Phon SI. Mrens M-IS4 I.