Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 14, 1940, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 14. 1940. PAGE SEVEN LOCAL and PERSONAL "Pride and Prejudice" Coming To Craterian HT1 Grid BUM The fire depart ment's chemical crew was called last evening to put out a small grass blaze on Hawthorne street near East Jackson boulevard No damage was done. To Baihing'.e C. A. Andrews of 308 North Holly street ap plied at the city building inspec tor's office yesterday for a per mit to reshingle his residence at a stated cost of $50. Drill Tm Called A meet ing described as important will be held by the Eagles' drill team in the lodge hall at 42 North Front street at 8 tonight. All team members are asked to be present. Return Horn Mr. and Mrs. Verne Shangle and children, Verne. Jr., and Carolyn, return ed to their home it 624 Dakota avenue last night alter spend ing three days in Crescent City, Cal. Radio Stolen Earl Fichtner of 613 South Holly street re ported to city police that Firestone portable radio was stolen out of his automobile parked on West Fifth street Tuesday night. Corps to Meet Chester A. Arthur Relief corps will meet at the country home of Telitha Pickle, Thursday for a covered dish luncheon. All members are asked to attend and to bring a covered dish, brsad and butter sandwiches, melon and table ser vice. Back from North Mrs. Bar bara Jennings of 728 South King street returned home last night from Eugene where she spent two weeks visiting her son-in-law and daughtr, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Miller, and her two grandchildren, Gary and Polly Jennings. To School Bob Ohrt and Harvey Field, Jr.. M e d f o r d youths, left by motorcar yester day for Los Angeles where they were to enroll in a school for aircraft construction. They planned to take in the Golden Gate International exposition while en route south. Selffert Sought City police have been asked to find George Edward Seiffert, 28. who work ed on a farm in this vicinity about six years ago and whose mother is seriously 111. Any- body knowing of Mr. Seiffert's present whereabouts is asked to write immediately to his sister. Lydia E. Miller, 2230 18th ave nue, San Francisco, Cal. At Caves Medford guests at Oregon Caves national monu ment Sunday included Mrs. Lil lian Webber, Oleta Webber, Eleanor Degerness, Aurora Bur- elson, Charles Vogel, Evelyn Krous, Mayme Durkee, Audre and Lawrence Har.kins. Lulu Metzger, Glenn Moffet, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Post, Joan and Jean Post, Betty and Neal Curry, Kershaw Miller, Mrs. Violet Rudv. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Ed wards and Geraldine. Bonnie field, Court Citation Robert A. Colbourn, 30, of Medford was cited by state police yesterday to appear in justice of the peace court this afternoon, charged with driving a car without an operator's license. To Hire Social Phoenix Thursday club will sponsor an ice cream social Thursday at 7 p. m. and continuing through out the evening. The event will b held on the lawn at the home of Mrs. L. Conklin on the high way. Hr Baby Friends here re ceived word today of the birth of a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mason on August 7 In Long Beach, Cal. The baby weighed seven pounds and has been nam ed Shelly Elizabeth. Mr. Mason formerly lived here and. with Mrs. Mason, has visited here since moving to Long Beach. No Change There has been no change in the standard for acceptance of men for enlist ment in the U. S. navy, E. A. Roesel, recruiter here, was In formed today in statement from Lieut.-Com. L. B. Stuart. in charge of the Portland re cruiting district. Inquiries. Stuart said, had been received regarding enlistment of men with prison or Juvenile police records, and in reply he quoted Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox: "In order that the ef ficiency of the navy may be un impaired. It is vital that only young men of the highest type physically, mentally and moral ly be accepted for service." Plane Passengers Passengers departing by United Mainliner this noon were Mrs. H. P. Bush, to Seattle, and Miss J. Austin, to Portland. Arrivals this fore noon were A. Dorman, from Portland, and Paul Morris. CAA airport inspector, from Seattle Mrs. Wayne Georg left on the same plane for Los Angeles. D Clegg left on the early morning Mainliner for Seattle. A. Can non arrived from Portland last midnight. L. E. Sawyer left for Portland last night. H. Mor ris and C. McCulloch arrived from Portland last evening and K. Willard left on the same plane for Los Angeles. L. Mac Donald arrived from Los An geles yesterday afternoon, and departing on the same plane for Portland were G. A. Belford, G. Peek and H. Ebinger. ! DOGS' LIFE IN ITALY SHY OF NIGHT LIFE The Bennet family, whom Jane Austen made famous many years ago In her celebrated novel of five marriageable daughters, comes to life again in "Pride and Prejudice", coming Sunday to the Cool Craterian theatre screen with a star-studded cast headed by Greer Garson and Laurence Olivier. Shown above with Edmund Gwenn and Mary Boland, as the respective parents of the quintet of girls, are Heather Angel, Marsha Hunt, Greer Garson, Ann Ruther ford and Maureen O'Sullivan. Others in featured roles of the production are Edna May Oliver and Frieda Inescort. Greer Garson will be remembered for her role as Mrs. Chips In "Goodbye Mr. Chips" and Olivier for his role in "Rebecca." Singing Cowboy yT-jrfj.x mm X H f.l Nl CANNERY STARTS Gene Autry, whose fans have elevated him to a national hero, lives up to all expectations in his newest thrill-filled Western, "Carolina Moon," which heads the double bill opening a three day run at the Cool Rialto the atre tomorrow. Aided and abet ted by Smiley Burnette, his gen ial comedy sidekick and his leading lady, June Storey the new Autry film tells the story of Gene and Frogs on a trip into Carolina for a blooded horse that has been stolen from them. They go "southern" In a big and suspense-packed way. Autry fans are promised an added treat with the popular singing cowboy rendering the favorite ballad, "Carolina Moon." "Blazing Si-Shooters", featur ing Charles Starrett, will play as the companion Western with "Carolina Moon." The Rogue River Canning company started pear packing operations yesterday morning with a crew of 100 workers. mostly women. The manager said the plant would be under a slow bell for a few days. Packers reported today can nery shipments were underway and buyers were still in the Lou and Herbert Edwards. Auto Accidents Cars driven by H. S. Deuel of 1100 South Oakdale avenue and Clyde R. Jones of 310 Jeannette avenue collided at Mycr lane and Stew art avenue Tuesday afternoon, causing damage to both ma chines but no injuries to the occupants, a report on file said today. Mamie C. Walton of 127 Portland avenue and John A. Meals of Jacksonville drove cars involved in a slight mishap at Third and Bartlett streets Tues day afternoon, according to report on file today. Job Tests The U. S. civil service commission today an nounced open competitive ex aminations for the following po sitions: various grades of in spector of povdT and explo sives, $1620 to S2600 a year, ordnance department, war de partment; various grades of In soector nf ship construction, $2000 to S2600 a veer: and vari ous grades of inspector of engi neering materials, $2000 to $2600 a year, navy department. Full Information about these and numerous other pending civil service examinations may be procured at Medford postoftice from Stanley G. Sherwood, act ing secretary of the local board of civil service examiners, or the state employment office. 45 North Fir street, where persons deemed qualified for the posi tions may also obtain help in properly filling out the appli cation blanks. WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE- WithMt Ctlomd - kni TmI Jamt Oal J Bed in Uw Marrwtf fUrin' U G T IKr thwld tviit t p'ntt of V.l ful hto rrjr bcw.i vrr UT. If hli If l-t fl-w.nsj frw.j-. rvuT trtA m7 Dot HI It. It tr.ky j'j dwiv in b M. Th tu rtfti up jcir I'omarh, Vu rt cot A number of growers started Jackie At Roxy i n i iw" m ,i.mi 1- -tM I their second picking of Bart letts today and some Howells are being harvested. The Howell crop is light. The Bartlett har vest will be over in a week or 10 days, when picking of Boscs and D'Anjous will start. Bonnavllla Overloaded Portland, Aug. 14. (JP) Act ing Chief Engineer Ben Creim said today that heavy customer demands the past few weeks had necessitated operating Bon neville dam's two generators in excess of their rated capacity. Offering Jackie Cooper a pow erful dramatic role in his first starring feature. "Newsboy's Home", a dramatic story of street waifs who have to fight for the right to live, heads the double bill opening for today and tomorrow at the Roxy the atre. Starring with Cooper are the Little Tough Guys and Ed mund Lowe. "Charlie Chan at Treasure Lsland", the newest of the popu lar series, plays as the compan ion "thrill hit" with "Newsboy's Home." WAJTTTD Mlo'dlv-setf U4r to tu'.p In tor. Boi S50S Tnbun. rem PALB Npw rroehotM pnd. Phorw 4817. BAROAIN In public arlrtrp tvtm (omp!. K H, Dyiig. Central Point, on Bal! Lan Rome. Aug. 1. W R The; children haircut asc. nm ministry of war Issued a decree! "rg. today banning any sort of night' cucuMBrRS. youn cojorm fry, life for dogs. I it llor. DrrwKra. 1107 I The decree said dogs would . rn '"J"? nave to stay inaoors irom sunset radio repairs ah mak until the general blackout ends Ouar- antl precision artlufltmcnu. Ka, aonabla charts. 30 year PTptrl nc. Srerm Electric, 1S07 N. Rlveralda. POR SALS Bargain In daalrabl vest aula home Ntc vard. double garair. good atr-t. cloaa to arhoola. Inquira Mfl So. Ivy. FOR 8AI.Z Fancy Elberta and Mulr pearhaa. Brine containcra. 8 P Hunter. Wt Independent Parking Houaa. Phoenix. FOR RENT S-room houae. bath, partly furnlahed. AdulU- 063 Da kota. OET OUR PRICES on canning peachea. We lead th reat In prt and quality, city Llmtta Fruit Stand. South Pacific Highway. at dawn. Penalty for violation of the decree will be fines for the owner, possible drowning for the,rOR Af-ET"!,J n''u r condition. SJ7.60. 1308 Exceptions will be made dur-i wanted to buy so-os nn. Hohi- Eacellent 11th St. ing the hunting seasons. Too Late to Classify FOR SAt-X Poachc. Crawford. Clingft, Elbcrtat and Mulra, 7fte lug you pick. picked. J cm Eldrtdg. Fern VHey. FOR BALE hrnpshlr bucka. R. V, Bffcll. Brill Lan. FOR BALE Body fir price. Dial 6180. at summer 807S. FOR BALE -Bct and trmitor. 933 50 Phon 3804. WANTED Oat. Ful CO. barley. Medford WANTED Experienced wnttrta and fountain girl for steady work. None but experienced need apply. 84 Cottage. DANCE TONIGHT with lhe Five Karmonlisrs TOWNSEND HALL 123' W. Main St. Ladies 10a Cents 25a Thia Is iht original Towniend Dance MEDFORD ROUNDUP TICKETS On aala at Allen Hotel. OUR CANNINO PEACHES are In at the City Limit Fruit sund. South Pacific Highway. Weather Northern California: Fair to night and Thursday, but occa sional cloud or fog on coast; normal temperature; moderate northwest wind off coast. DAV. MEETS IN ARMORY FRIDAY Jackson county chapter No. 8. Disabled American Veterans of the World War, will meet at 8 p. m... Friday, In the armory. The dance committee will report on the Pear Harvest dance to be held August 28.. Arrange ments will be made for attend ing the annual picnic of Grants Pass chapter and auxiliary, ac cording to Commanaer Carold Parker. Russell Davis of the Oregon state employment service will talk on the national defense pro gram and Dr. Bert R. Elliott will give a short address. FOR RENT Furnlahed houaa. No. S Everett Court. Weat 11th. AdulU only. Phono 4AS5. Cloalng time for Too Lata to Clas Ify Ada la 1 :30 p. m. CLEAN SWEEP of USED CARS 1930 Ford Deluxe Sedan low mlle at;e, clean as new. Practically new car tranaportatlon for only $ Naah-Lafayet't "37 Courw New palnV and rubber, motor eneellent: looka and acta ilka a big car but very economical; over drive m Bulck 3S Special Deluxe Coupe Special economy gear, motor perfect, low mileage, new rub ber. SI SO worth extra equipment for only - S84S Pont lac "36 Sedan 8-wheel equipment $4tS Pontlac '37 Sedan radio and heater, completo overhaul (WS Plymouth '33 Coupe very clean- S35 Several cars In eood shape aellln from. SIS to S6J Open Aundave and Evening. Phone 3740. SKINNER'S OARAOK Bulck. and Btudebaker Cars OMC Trucka Jj IJwjrttniij 't. j-11 1 Arthur I f '; mm LI So rich tnd mellow that melting ice won't spoil the flavor. You can en Joy this "soft-stMed" gin to the last sip. Try It In cocktails, too. or straight. KTATG A It Til UIl h 1 1 m m m mW Scagram'a Kins Arthur Dittillcd London Dry Gin. 90 Proof. Dittilled from 100 Grain Neutral Spirit. Seagram-Distill era Corp., Exccutiv Ofricca; New York TODAY DAYS! Use Mall Tribune want ads. Men, Women Over 40 Dent Be Weak, Old Feel Peppy, New, Yeare Younger Tak Ojtrri. Conutru rentvtl tontcsj, itltotiUntj olitlQel from raw ojnicrfi, emmti often norwl? -Pf i tiy bc:;r lacK'nj iron, calcljra. pbosj 'Ja, Iftf.nsi, Mmtnin R,. 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