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MEDFORD MATE TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OKEfjOV. TUESDAY. AUGUST 1949. PAGE FIVE LOCAL and "FromTITuand HughGnTITF of Ashland transacted business In this city yesterday. To Portland Mrs. Fay Paris left last evening for Portland by train to visit relatives for some time. Returns Hara Myrtle Ball recently returned to Medford from Eat Highlands, Cal.. to live at 346 North front street. To Hao Party Sunny Bl ent club members are asked to meet In the lobby of the Craterian theater Wednesday at 7 p. m. for a theater party. Purs Found City police said that a lady's black leather purse had been found on West Jackson boulevard yesterday morning, and that the owner could recover it upon Identi fication. Tlra Loit Wallace E. Jew- ett of 323 Laurel street report ed to - city ' police today that he lost 19x4.75 tire and rim off hia1-automobile on North! Baftlett' atrac yesterday. 1 J. fir.-, . ..' f ro jsaburg Mr. .and ' llf -inntnger of 1000 W, - fjyej, had as guests Suited tneu- toft and wife. Mry V lX Hamnlnger. and ' te . taught,' Jin. Fred Veddef of tfoteburg. ; . Return Home Mrj mad Mrs. E. J. Dodj'on of Central Point recently returned from a month's vacation trip to Flor ida and Kentucky, where they visited their mothers and other relatives. They were accom panied by their three daugh ters. Clara, Helen and Mar Jorie. En route homo they stopped at CharMOK), Yellow stone national park and other points of interest. They re ported a pleasant journey. Drlrer Tests Persons seek ing licenses or permits to op erate motor vehicles will be examined here "on Thursday this week as well as on Sat urday, the usual day. The extra service is Intended to relieve the pressure on Saturday, It was explained by Ward Mo Reynolds, state examiner for this district. For the past few Saturdays 75 to 90 applicants have been examined. All wh. can do so were asked by Mr, McReynoIds to take the exam inations this week on Thurs day. The examiner will be in council chambers on the top floor of city hall from 9 to 8 and applicants are usked to re port to him. Motor MUhaps A three-car accident involving machines op erated by Ernest Driffill of Redwood City, Cal., Lucy M. Smith of 719 South Central avenue and Willard VanRheen of 231 East Sixth street was reported to police as having i occurred a quarter of a mile north of Medford on the Pa cific highway Sunday night. Cars driven by Carl Barnum of Dunsmuir, Cal., and Cath erine L. Earl of Medford were Involved in a slight accident 12 miles east of Butte Falls Sunday morning, a report on file said today. Louis Jennings of Medford and George H. Puntenney of Oaklrnd, Cal., operated cars involved in a slight mishap on the Crater Lake highway Sunday morn ing, according to a report on file today. Plana Passengers T. J. Sta ley arrived from Oakland, Cal.. by United Mainliner this noon and J. J. Pauson departed for Portland. L. J. Greer arrived this forenoon 1 from Portland, and leaving on the same plane were Cecil Hunt, to San Fran cisco, and R. F. Antle to Los Anceles. Arriva's from Port land on the mldni.ht Mainliner were F. H. Brundago, Miss L. A. Estes and R. O. Wilson. Charles West, United Air Lines traffic representative at Holly wood, left on the midnight plane for San Francisco S. R. Heyman and E. A. Littrell ar- rived from San Francico last night. Arrivals List evening!01" ,une- , , were R. L. Merson. from Se The Proeram Investing attle. and E. H. Hansen, from for ,he children and unique for PciHInnr! C Lnrronn l.rt n grown-UOS. the. nm niae. tr nntri.n and A. An-y and Nion Tucker departed for San Francisco. Mr. Lovegren and Al Binder arrived yesterday afternoon, the former from San Francisco, the latter from Los Anncles. De- parting on the same plane were M. P. Griffiths and M. E. Ash. to Seattle, and H. A. Guittard. to Portland. DANCE Townsend Hall lll't West Main Wednesday Nite Music bf Five Harmonizers PERSONAL Eldridges Horn Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Eldridse of 424 South Grape street returned Satur day from Portland where they attended the opening of the dental office of Dr. William L. Barnum in the Morgan build ing. Dr. Barnum is Mrs. Eld ridge's son. Croup is Meet Adult Mis sionary society of the Christian church will convene Wednesday at 2 p. m. In the yard at the home of Mrs. J. T. Davis, 1112 East Main ftreet. Mrs. P. C. Latham and group will be in charge of the program and Mrs. Walter Kindred and group will be In charge of the social hour. All members are asked to at tend. ' Shows Picture The Llthia theater in Ashland is showing pictures of Dr. R. B. Elliott and his interesting horseshoe collection this evening. The Dictures were taken bv Unl- versal newsreel on the Jackson I County Chamber of Commerce I lawn several months ago. They have been shown In several other cities. Tonight's showing will be the final one at the Lithia. For Washington The senior and junior stenographer and senior and Junior typist exam inations announced last week by the U. S. civil service com mission are for the purpose of filling existing and future va cancies in Washington, D. C, only, it was emphasized today by Stanloy G. Sherwood, act ing secretary of the locnl board of civil service examiners. In formation may be obtained from Mr. Sherwood at the post office or at the state employ ment service, 45 North Fir street. Known Hera Hugh McClain, judge of Coos county for many years, who died at his home in Marshfield yesterday, was well known in this county. His son, Leo McClain, resided here for about three years while he was serving as a U. S. dep uty marshal pending appoint ment of a local man in this district. Leo returned to the marshal's Portland staff after serving here, and is still em ployed there es deputy. Judge McLain resigned as county Judge only recently because of ill health. CYCLIST'S SKULL X-ray pictures revealed yes terday afternoon that Emil Meisenhocldcr, 21. of ?41 West Second street, suffered a bad fracture of the skull when his bicycle ran into an automobile Sunday night, and hia attending physician said today the young man's condition was "very crit ical." The doctor said Mcisenhoel der was getting along as well as could be expected. The fracture, the physician explain- was lon and "tended from the base of the skull across the left temple. The youth also sustained a fractured lower right leg. Melsenhoelder. according to Information gathered by city police, rode his bicycle out of Oakdale avenue into Sixth street, crashing Into the left rear fender of an automobile operated by James W. Stewart of SO Modoc avenue and trav eling west on Sixth street. Libby Family Band To Play at Church The Libby Family band will present an evanselistl- concert at Central Avenue Church of Christ. Wednesday at 8 d. m. The band is composed of one family of ten members father, mother and eight children. They will present string and vocal numbers and Interesting mu sical specialties, featuring one member who plays two trum- 1 P"1' and tw0 dislnrt P"18 ' ' No admission charge and 1 everyone is cordially invited LOST At P0UN0S IN SO DAYS Now Eat Candy, and Grow Thin New, Easy Way YfJfl "I 1ee l'r prtundJ and ha-t a tleivW. r"'l ftfute. No drug. Nf eiertHV in. So tee.sven.nf Jiet. u timpiy folHw thu eir AYDS a i- plan M Ve neifht M'. C. Mii'if, thinm, ntpa that ' thf Wt 4; pound in 60 dayt awi twit loO per cent Ctrr. MONEY BACK GUARANTEE I tirn ' lc-4 p to 5 poufl-i. a ek. fi.CJO Ji Cr.riy txnuini Yiumin A. B. ir.'l D and ieriti' a-itrimenti . Sitife hurrr wtbeut eice fal Of en. AY1S ri rKkN by ft i -J ri'-.ry rua-arwe Kr it Mf. 0- 9- CO lof JO rjppb". )3 ; (',-y in r'ain wri;rer. 5tiififtwta '"ri cit now xa rJ'j- Mail or dm i; ;it pVna - t4 ) Young' Drug Store Hardy Family The Hardys are coming. At i the Craterian theater for four days starting tomorrow, Amer-j.Ma ica's most popular screen fam-, ily heads for gay Manhattan in Garland adds to the entertain th'eir ninth and hailed as their ; ment singing "I'm Nobody's best oicture. "Andy Hardy : Meets Debutante." Lewis Stone, as the Judge, teaches the law to New York: Mickey Rooney. (Andy) woos i and wows the deb of the year; Stars of Current Rialto Hit Henry Armetta and Rosin du have two of the comedy ,,,u ,u- ..n3H r.j" K(rt anon comes me rival gangs wnoi . : , ; - leads with the Dead End Kids, to a her m order picion of espionage, the war of- and the Little Tough Guys in st'cal her fortune. How the,lce announced today. "You're Not So Tough," which boys are reformed'and how the! rht arrests came with a heads to double bill opening woman takes them all under j countrywide round-up of Brlt for today and tomorrow only her wing make, the picture one " '"f i ZhZT'rl at the Rialto theater. In this I of the year's finest. f,1 one xJm' numbered more new film the two popular gangs "Millionaires in Prison." star- than a dozen, including many are taken off the big city streets ring fast-talking Lee Tracy as ..prominent business men. Now sent to a California ranch ! convict boss, plays as the com- but even have been re- as itinerant workers". The rancn; is owned by a mother who fori (Contributed) Townsend activities at Dreamland Townsend hall, the 415 E. Main, for this week include the weekly Wednesday night Townsend dance. There will be no meeting on Thursday. Friday night Is regular meet ing of club No. 1 and some in teresting features are on the pro gram. Every one Interested In the Townsend plan or in a good time should attend these activities. HUGH MUUN. STATE DEMO LEADER, PASSES Marshficld, Aug. 6. P Hugh McLain, 81. prominent In Oregon Democratic party circles for many years, died yesterday after an illness of several weeks McLain, a native of New Al- bany, Ind.. divided his 40-year ! i ' .omfort.ble. TOMOHHOW II I JL Z- (TmIIlXlJ1 I P t'l -f - X. . rj'Ataa- and Thursd.T j 7 V-V (iSiSP I Jr JCf 'V V ihzy tjprn1 1 551 v M00N ma,0UT100 i 5554 3r UIIS'tnTMl i II Tracy, f.,t rolel .. he W A JvC aSSS8- V -land of mones flaw I mmM tsll u;s ef wis . AVV . " w and raio.... A VTlaJte rt JLtvki I fa'' ",lh '", vKKM TAVIRN.cant B W8',afer ' rs.7-8 15 imLllM racket! Mais Jle. Ut tt-tSt Etes 4Sr tai Sc-SOr Ages II to IS-tOe Kiddles 18 Osr.se I. .III.... mw J. ' -I ''..Ml0 ' I .... . --s". . . , i i i I i ii i m nrr i i . T J I I h aaaaaajar w - w- a. m T . . a n . T . - . . . 1 . . a - MsLam A. ea I ssl aVaV aWsj- f . IiT.ll aTatMaW' R al 1 I ' ml i . ,- i i iirrTvi i it i rviv'i i o ii vvi i r r,i . i 1 j ii'i'i m'f.iia'i.wTn.iwe . inii i iif ir.mii.unji inmrryii Show Coming Si) Cecelia Parker (Marian) knows it's true love this time; wise Hardy (Fay Holden) turns failure into success; and Juay Baby" and "Alone," besides helping MicKey straigmen oui his love affairs. Others In the cast include Sara Haden, Ann Rutherford and Diana Lewis as the deb. vears has been looking for her long lost son. Into this situ- panion leaiure wun "iou re etoi , So Tough. residence In Coos county be tween managing a logging camp, a coal mined and a lumber mill and holding public offices. He resigned as Coos county judge July 28 because of fail ing health. Justice to Fish Seattle, Aug. 6. P) Bound for Puget Sound fishing sports, Associate Justice William O. Douglas of the supreme court left here yesterday with a party of friends. ROXY Blioat ;-b:i5 Ages 13-1S-30C tAes aiie, Inc. lax Kiddles 10c Left Timet Tonlte! l'lf'tn Ssift't Ibb'IiI Fr'iy a 6uillVER'Sf& tb atf ci r v-f9gzmii vriiiniKTA .izr f(.r r. u EFFECT OF FIRES IN FOREST AREAS EYED BY SAVANTS College professors and U. S. forest service executives were making a study on the Rogue River national forest today of the effects of forest fires. The investigators were par ticularly interested in the effects of forest fires on the vegetation and soil erosion of the areas burned over. The study today was being made in the Butte Falls and Union Creek districts. The group intended to continue on tonight to Bend. In the group today were R. G. Johnson, professor of range management, D. G. Mumford. professor of farm management, and J. C. Moore, bureau of ag ricultural engineering, all at Oregon State college, F. H. Brundage, associate regional U. S. forester at Portland. Fred W. Furst. division of range manage ment at the Portland regional forest office, and Karl ' L. Jan ouch, supervisor of the Rogue River national forest. Those in the group, excepting Mr. Brundage, who arrived here by United Mainliner last mid night, arrived by car from Grants Pass yesterday in the Applegate district where a study of fire effects was made under I the guidance of Lee Port, ranger in charge of the Applegate dis trict. The study embraces recent fire areas, areas burned a long time ago, areas burned over once and areas burned over more than once. The group stayed last night at Hotel Medford. Tokyo, Aug. 6. (P) Seven , . J'"y leaders, ren JZrZX The war office said that those arrested Included the Japanese commander-in-chief of the or ganization, which has its world headquarters in London. The arrests were made July 31, and the seven are still detained. There are 16 republics In the Soviet union. Today That Gang's Hera Againl . . in thalr Rowdiest, Rough est, Funniest Packago of Enttrtilnment Dynimllel I -av i . J ., III Ar r niiannnuii I , a. f ivi ivci r li t lUMunnun: i w " ri The Bahamas had wives of prosperity during the United States Civil war and during prohibition as a result of smuggling. Too Late to Classify SWTFT CORN Improred rvnldsn Bantam. II sack B- Fcrfl. 3 mllea west on Jacksonrllle High er. Dial J3. FOR ALL Ailments try Duo-Therapy and Divine Healing at my risk. If no benefits, no pay. You be the Judoe. Treatment by appoint ment. Investigate. Dr. Chandler. 1718 N. Riverside. TVPCAy Clings now ready. Carpen ter. mllea west of Phoenix. Hoiieton road. WANTED Woman for general house, work care of imall child, til 8 Hollv. FOR HAl.E or TRADE 1938 Hedsn deluxe Chevrolet: B h. p. outboard motor 840: 12-foot veneer boat 813; 10-foot boat a; True Tone Car Radio 110. Stouta Oarage. Phone. 9008. TRUCK TIRES Truck Tubea. used. 83x8. 7:00x30. T:M30. Older Tlra Exchange, S3 B. Bartlett. STRAYED 3-montha-old grer kitten Bunday night from 80S W. 4th. Dial 8041. Usro TRUCKS OF VALUE WE HAVE some truck that hare been put In rerr fine condition and will give aervlre tar beyond the price we are asking. O.MC. 'SB. Model 403. 3'i-ton. com pletely overhauled, good 8:3.1X30 tlrea. 3-apred axle, heavy duty transmission 81195 CHEVROLET. "37. stake body. L.W.B.. motor, clutch and brake complete ly overhauled. Very good rubber, hew paint 1535 O.M.C.. H7 Panel. H ton. new paint, checked and overhauled from one end to the other. Ready to give new car service, for only 848 CHEVROLET 88 Pickup. This one haa been through the ahop and run like new. Thousands of mile of service for 8435 CHEVROLET "33. steel box truck. Aux Trana. Motor In very good condition - ...8335 SCHOOL Bt'S, "31 Ford. 49 Pane. Motor and rubber been renewed. Will pass state Inspection 8395 BKINVER'S OARAOB Phone 3740 Bulck Cars O M C. Truck- Open evenings and Sundays OPPORTUNITY OPEN I 6 young men who are willing to work, csn make 818.00 to 836.00 per week. Muat be over 18 years of age. See Vem at Medford Cafe. Tuea. 7 to a p. m.: Wed. 3:00 to 4:00, J:00 to 8:00 p. m. only. FOR BALE Crawford peachea for canning. Joe Kantor, Route 4. Box 337. 3 mllea eaat of Phoenix. WANTED To writ or Ipm. wnfur nlnhfd 6-room house September I. Preferable near erhoole. Write Fvm atO. Willard Hotel, Klamath Pull, ore. ANY OIRL Intereetedi In beauty cul ture an a career rail for free beaut? aervlcee at the Medford Rehool of Beauty Culture. Special ft.00 ma chine wave 91.00. 33ft East Main Street, located upRtatri In the Han aen Bids:. PEACHES for nale. 7 V ue. Brine. container. Jeaa EldrtOgt, Fern Val ley. and Wed: Two Action Hits 1 HERE'S A BUT) 1ST LA PA VP HE lUdan. OeerdrlTe. new tlraa. Clean aa ran be. Thta ear haa been reposeeaaed . You ran have It br taking over tha balance due. See Mack or Rick at HAHN MOTORS' Nee Auto "ion l-sa North Rlvers:da Open Fvenlns until 10 and All Day Sunders V-i TRUCK. exrertlonallT good condition o. E. Miller, Aahland. Phone 47S. LONELY widower paat SO. wanta to correspond with tsriles. Alex Weneel. Oen. Del.. Medford. FOR RENT Hnuee. eonvnletelv ren ovated. 141 No. Ivy. Call 3TS. FOR BALE 330 arree. all fenced. Oood buildings, meadowe, free Irri gation: 90 ewe. 13 cow. 8 horea. All farm Implementa. Pt terma. Wllhtte Ranch. I-ke Creek. Ore WANTED Young man for farm work. Board and watree. WUhltej Ranch, Lake Creek. Oregon. BIO BLOJC Part drr. per load 83. Medford Fuel. Tel. gill. WANTED Buyer for 1838 Deluxe Ford coupe. Has new tlrea, radio, ehort mileage. In perfect shape throughout. Priced to sell at 8484. Ask for Mack or Otck at HAHN MOTOR New Auto Salon 83-38 North Riverside Open Evenings until 10 and All Day Sundays FOR SALB Cord Sport Sedan. Priced low or will trade. Royal Rogue Kennels. ENERGETIC boya who are Interested In aelllng or delivering papers Phone 3387. FOR RENT 3-bedroom psrtly fur nished house. 141 So. Holly. Key at 813 So. Holly. Dial 4888 HARD-TIME, old-time dance at open air Sliver Moon. Ashland, Wednes day. Modem dance every Saturday. FEAR WORKERS SPECIALS TransportAtlon to and from work for your first week's salary. 30 Chevrolet Pickup. Oood tires, good condition. 38 Bulck Sedan. Upholstering Ilka new. 30 Chevrolet Coupe. A-l tires, motor O.K. 30 Oakland Sedan. Slick aa 8 pin. 30 Do Soto Sedan. Hew paint, A-l condition. 30 Chevrolet Coach. A real buy. 30 Ford Roadater. New paint, good tlrea. 38 Packard Sedan. Practically at give away price. 38 Chevrolet Coupe. A steal for 830. HAHN MOTORS' New Auto Sslon 33-88 North Riverside Opening Evenings until 10 and All Day Sundays! PEACHES FANCY Tuscan clings, 480 8 1. These are reatly fancy peaches. Buy now, thee won't last long. RlTerslde Market. 1" l ' X. V . It's APRICOTS Laet ehanca for canning eota, them now, there'll be no Buy IS-lb. box 48c. Riverside Market. FOR a ALB lea box. 831 So. Rlrar alde. FOR RENT Outside sleeping room. Bath available. 88 month. 1030 Court Bt. A HOME Brat buy In tha cut for the money. Sea 835 N. Oekdal. TTSCAN Cling Peacr.ee. uat right for canning. C. D. Yromao. 1 rails weat of Phoenix en Coleman Creak Road. Dial FOR AAI.E Oood weaner ptaie. L. Worden. Perrydale. JecksonTtllei Highway. FOR RENT Bleeping; Tripp t. rooms, 134 IF PART of your car la damaged. I guarantee to equal the original flnlah. Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop. CANNED Brtlett pears. 81 50 ons Ooa, q'isrta. Empty Jars, 75c doosa, Phone 8488. THE BONDED WHISKIES Ol.rNMOKR PISTILLEBIC8 CO. IK0 LoDlaTllle-oweniboro. Kennieky Andy's Got Lot Again And Andy's Get Grief Again Blot of LaHs Start io rinlshl OF i ir . Quarts SaT ir,"M,,'"m';'i.ii-: " ,: .J Msn 21: Ladies. 10c
