SrEDFORD MAIL TTtTBtTNT. MEDFORD. OKEC-ON', THURSDAY. AUGUST 15. 1940.
PAGE ELEVEN
LOCAL and PERSONAL
On Business E. L. Kalbaugh i
Southern Pacific train master
from Kostburg. it spending some
time here on business.
At Gsms Aubrey Miles and
Donald Walcott of Ashland at
tended the baseball game at the
fairgrounds park las, night.
At Haadquartars Preston
Fohner, company commander at
Camp Dog Lake, Lakeview,
transacted official business al
Medford CCC district headquar
ters today.
Flying North Capt. S. E.
Henry stopped at Medford inu
nicipai eirport yesterday to have
his North American basic com
bat plane refueled. He was en
route from Oakland, Cal to
Chehalis, Wash.
To Hika Boy Scout troop 7
will leave Sunday on a three
day hike to the Seven lakes
country. Members are to as
semble at 5:30 a. m. Sunday ai
the Roosevelt school, with full
bedding and cooking equipment.
Including food, for three full
days in the field. Transporta
tion will be provided. Any
member desiring to go who has
not yet so stated may make ar
rangements by telephoning Bob
Week End Guest Mrs. Zip
pie Zunmerin of Johnstown.
Kans., was a week end guest of
Mrs. Almeda Budge. The two
women are old friends and had
not seen each other for 31 years.
They had an enjoyable time re
calling the happy experiences
they had together.
Driver Tests Examinations
will be held here as usual Sat
urday for persons who want li
censes or permits to operate mo
tor vehicles. A state examiner
will be in council chambers on
the top floor of city hall from 9
a. m. to 5 p. m. and applicants
are asked to report to him.
Burton Here V. R. Burton
of Sacramento, Cal.. superin
tendent of the northern Cali
fornia and Nevada and Oregon
division of the Railway Express I
Agencv, Inc.. arrived here by j
train this morning to transact j
business.
Improving James H. Gustine
of 521 South Grape street,
known as "Gus ths Tailor," whs
having a definitely lestful day
today, his physician reported
Mr. Gustine has been seriously
ill for some time and was taken
to Sacred Heart hospital Sun
day. He is recovering slowl),
his doctor said.
If; Gene Autry In Rial to Thriller
"When the Daltons
Rode" Scores With
Craterian Audience
FOR GOVERNMENT
Civil Service Commission
Says Expanding Defense
Program Has Added Many
Building Permits Delie M.
Whisenant of 119 Portland ave-
inspector , office yesterday for , - faur d.jr
a permit to build a basement at
Action from start to finish
marks the new saga of frontier
America, "When the Daltons
a stated cost of $250. waiter
Severin of 1522 North River
side avenue applied for a per
mit to rs'hingle his residence at
a stated cost of $75.
Holmes, 2760,
Friday night.
not later than
Home from Fair Mr. and
Mrs. K. Nagayama and children.
Alice and Judy Takahira. and
grandson. Kenny Kumasawa, ac
companitd by Miss Aki Saito,
returned by train this morning
Plane Passengers R. Sweene
left for Portland by United
Mainlincr this noon. E. Knapp
and Vic Vettle arrived from
Portland this forenoon. Dr. J
Sprunk left early this morning
for Detroit via Portland. Ar
rivals last night wore C. Hun
ter, from Los Angeles and H.
Fogerson, from San Francisco.
Leaving on the same plane were
Paul Morris, to Seattle, and C.
McCollock, to Portland. Depart
ing last evening were J. S. Oh
vira. to Oakland, and R. Goode,
to San Francisco. R. Luckcw
from San Francisco where tney
attended the Golden Gate lnter-
run yesterday at the Craterian
Theatre, with Randolph Scott
and Kay Francis in the leading
roles.
The Dalton gang. la.t great
outlaw band of the old West,
comes spectacularly to life in
of the same name by Emmett Program - has resulted in especi-
Dalton and Jack Jungmeyer,
Washington, Aug. IS iJ
The civil service commission re
ported today that the expanding
defense program had pushed
federal employment above the
million mark for the first time.
The number of workers in the
executive branch of the govern
ment in June was 1.011.066, a
jump of 33,076 or 3.4 per cent
from May.
This compared with the World
war peak of 917,760 on Nov. 11,
1918, and the previous peace
time record of 987,857 reached
last December 31.
Commenting that the defense
Jr. The mingling of excitement
and comedy makes it particular
ly satisfying entertainment.
Heading the cast is the versa
tile Randolph Scott In an ex
n.. . 1 n( ,u
national exposition on Treasure befriend, the em-
island. The group spent tour ...
ic nut-
days touring the islands.
Minor Accidents Fred P.
King of 209 South Orange street
and Maurice E. Imhausen of
route 2 drove cars involved in
a slight mishap on Main street
just west of the railroad tracks
Wednesday afternoon, a report
on file said today. Cars oper
ated by Everett D. Daugherty
of Eagle Point and Jessie Mar
tin of route 4 were involved in
a minor accident on the Crater
Lake highway Wednesday morn
left by Mainliner for Portland I ing, according to a report on file
yesterday afternoon.
JOINT-EASE
forCreakyJoints
Tf yen want to now what real Joidi
eomfurt Is, try Jolot-EaM.
It's for the pain of lor, swollen,
tortuwt rheumsilc-arthritl. Jolota lo
ar-f?tble localities.
With only a few seconds rtlhblnr. !t
dlKBiint-ars end sets rlcht down to huet
nea; It emee op the pain of eore Joint.
anl reduces swelling. Jol.-it-K.itae ra
trend for the relief of tlio paloa ct
SiMiritix. ftciatlrs, rthenmntUm and
l.urobaKO, and always retuomlier that
when Jolnt-rne atarts to work. Joint
miner? ntarta out quick! Ak any lira
drui.':lu In America for Jolnt-Kasa.
OTR For fre itmpla write
Joint-Ease, 14-E St-, UeJlow.il, Maine.
today.
see
Job Tests The U. S. civil ser
vice commission today announc
ed open competitive examina
tions for the following positionst
inspector of signal corps equip
ment, various grades. S2000 to
$32000 a year; engineering aide
(aeronautical), various gradss,
S1620 to $2600 a year; and en
gineering draftsman, various
grades, S1620 to $2600 a year.
Full information regarding tne
positions may be obtained at
Medford postoffica from Stan
ley G. Sherwood, acting secre
tary of the local board of civil
service examiners, or the stase
employment service, 45 Norlh
Fir street.
standing is the performance of
Kay Francis in her first "out
door" role as the winsome tele
graph operator of Coffeyville,
Kan., center of the Dalton
gang's exploits.
The Dalton boys themselves,
whose careers from ranch men
to desperadoes are traced in the
picture, are expertly delineated
by Brian Donlevy, Broderick
Crawford. Stuart Erwin and
Frank Albertson. Andy Devine,
in the role of the Dalton's girl-
chasing ranch hand, also gives
an impressive performance.
George Bancroft is effective as
the rich man of Coffeyville.
One of many surprises is the in
tensely dramatic portrayal of
Ma Dalton by Mary Gordon.
ally significant employment dur-
Uig the past year, the commis
sion said that between June
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WANTED Young cnlea. Tel. eSM.
HOl'SE AND RESTAURANT, aleo
good placer and quarts mine lor
sale cheep bv owner. Inquire at
S2 N. Bart leu.
.art .". Jr l
Carolina's own moon, long
feted In song, lures "America's
Favorite Cowboy Star" Gene
Autry to the domantic state in
his most actionful picture. "Car
olina Moon", whicb heads the
double bill of Westerns opening
a three day run today at the
1939, and June, 1940, the war I Cool Ruilto Theatre. Gene and
and navy departments, the Pan- his pal Frog, played by Smiley
ama canal authority and the Burnette, go South to Carolina
civil aeronautics authority add-, to bring back a blooded horse ' musical comedy
ed 70,514 employes, which was
that has been stolen from them
They not only meet new faces
that like song but they also
meet new kind of crime wave.
Gene, accompanied by a group
of darkies, sings the popular
ballad "Carolina Moon" and
others.
"Blazing Six Shooters." fea
turing Charles Starrett, plays as
the added Western with the
Gene Autry-Smiley Burnette
82 per cent of the total gain of
85.281 for the period.
Those four branches account
ed for 19,733 new jobs during
June, or about 60 per cent of the
total increase.
The national defense council
appeared in the employment
records for the first time with
67 workers, of whom 13 were
listed as temporary. The staff
has been increased greatly since
June, however.
OF
King (D-Utah), Capper (R-Kan.),
and Holman (K-Ore.) .voted
against the substitute.
TOR 8 Alt or trd for fresh row
or other ttuck young Hertford
bull, two laryt yerlm colt, young
tftddl mare. Tel. 63!S6.
FOR BALE Chwxl young 8-llon
cow. oonr W rlcht. Fourth and
Laurel, Central Point.
PEACHES, unlrri gated, (or canning.
25 lb, or mop ac lb. Tumntor.
Early Anna. 60-lb. boi Sttc Bring
your container. Quality Market.
WAIJtFRS ROUNDUP DANTE
Dreamlnn Saturday nUht. Au
gust 17in. Meet the cowboy and
cowgirl with the big hat, the;
will all be there.
300 CASH will buy equity In tot
with two houaea. Sea owner at 311
N. Columbii.
FOR 8A1 E Peache. Improved E1
bertaa and J. H Half. E. D. Gra
ham. Route 4. half mil wet
Phoenix on Port Baker road.
FOR BALE Mutr nd Elberta
peaches. First turn left end Spring
St. J. A. Nfimn.
LAWNMOWER SALE Special dla-
count on all new mower. Trad
In the old on. See our window.
Sims Bra., 33 N. Fir.
HALE PEACHES Kershaw Dairy oo
poMta Lone Pin School. Phous
6315.
FORDS OARDENS
CANTAI-OUPES, 3. Sc. S3c. ftOC do.
TOMATOES. 75c for AO lb.
CORK. CUCUMBERS.
3 mis wst on J'vllla HI way.
Phone ft203.
LOST On Stewart A, Thuradaf
morntnn, one 30-foot log chaia
and binder. Party pirklng up um,
piesH call KWH Sales Serrloa,
auas
HAIJT and ELBERTA PEACHES now
ready. M 8. oentry, Jackaonvli;
Central potat road. Dial 64 04.
FOR RA LB Hale peaches. Top Notch
Orchard, end Kin Highway.
FOR SAIX 6 -room. 8-bedroom house,
half block of City park, 12000, and
you can buy on trms. H. M. hoi'
land. 3J5 South OakdaU.
WANTED TO RENT Suburban aore
aue with furnished house. Phon
Marshall. Hotel Allen.
FOR 8A1I My equity in new home.
Leavlrkj:. Monthly payment a low
a M per month. Inquire at 738
W. 4th.
DISHWASHER want Job In restau
rant. Rufu Hayaom. Palace Hotel.
'I NEED two enernattc men to help
me In the development of the
fastest growing oruanlratlon tn
southern Ore (ton." Enrn while you
learn. Write Box 2904 Tribune.
MEET THE BUCKAROOS Saturday
nlftht. Aug. 17th, after the Round
up. at Walker's Roundup Danre,
Dreamland. Best of music. A good
time for all.
FOR EXCHANOE 40-acre farm,
buildings, modern convenience,
close in. clear. Want (rood clear
ctty property. Or will sell. P. O.
Bog ft 17.
F.H.A.Home Loans
4i9fc-25 years to pay
SOUTHERN OREGON
TITLE CO.
Affiliated with
COMMONWEALTH, Inc.
oi Portland. Ore.
227 W Main: Dial 4450
AGREEMENT REACHED
WANTED To buy used ensilage cut
ter. H. E. Conger, Rt. 3. Medford.
Oregon.
NOTICE Have a crew of good pear
pickers. Will contract or by day.
Phone 6509. Wltlirow.
U-BOAT ON TRAIL
New York, Aug. 15. IIP)
The Norwegian Freighter Ther
mopylae, 6.655 tons, radioed to
day that she was being "tracked
by a mystery ship" at a position
well within the neutrality zone
set up by the 21 American re
publics. The ship's first message inter
cepted by MacKay radio indica
ted a submarine attack. Later
the ship said "no distress but
please inform my position,
Coast guard officials began an
British Repeating
Destroyer Pleas
Washington. Aug. 15. &
Secretary Morgenthau said to
day that the British were re
peating "every week" urgent
appeals for permission to buy
old United States destroyers.
At a press conference, Ihe
treasury chief declared the ques
tinn nf rimtrnvers first came lie
"several months ago" and had ; investigation when they figured
been pressed ever since.
RaViKh, N. C, Aug 15. D.R)
Mountainfolk by the thousand
huddled in hastily organized
refugee camps in four south
em states today as flood water;
continued to pour from the Blue
Ridge and the Cr.?at Smoky
mountains.
At least 16 persons have per
ished In the destructive gush of
swollen mountain strtams. Prop-
SHANGHAI TERRITORY
EXPERIENCED WAITRESS wanted.
Apply aftrr 8 p. m. Medford Caff.
TUSCAN CUNO PEACHES ara beat
canned Immediately after picking.
Oet them freah from the tree.
C. D. Vroman, Coleman Creek road.
Phone 607a.
Shanghai, Aug. 15. (VP) It
was reliably reported today that
an agreement has been reached
dividing control of the British
defense sector of Shanghai's In
ternational settlement between
American and Japanese forces.
The future of the British sec
tor following removal of Brit-
erty and crop daniace mounted ish troops from Shanghai and
into mil'ions of dollars Seveial i North China was discussed by
nortmvestern North Carolina defense commanders In a four
towns were isolated.
A let up In heavy rains that
have drenched the mountain
country since Friday, however,
curbed the rise of numerous
streams and mads possible In
auguration of a wide-scale relief
program.
North Carolina was hardest
hit, but extensive damage was
the ship was about 450 miles report(,d in east TentlMee soutl.
least of New York
west Virginia, northeastern
5M8
Get Ihe safety and security of famous
Goodrich Silvertown Tires with I
Life-Saver Tread and par as you
ride. No down payment required !
long, easy terms arranged to fit your '
income.
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Th. Thormnnvltie trarlerf he- - . ? '
. v i. n it- , I Georgia ana western South Caro-
ports and the Far East before
the war.
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All flood danger had pas
ed at Augusta, Gn.
4.TV
Rialto To Feature
'Frank Capra Week'
The management of the Rial
to Theatre announces that next
week will be "Frank Capra
Week" at the popular Main
Street Showhouse. Four of the
master Hollywood director s
(Academy Award winning hits
i will play with "Lost Horlion",
! starring Ronald Colman and
Thomas Mitchell, opening for
Sunday and Monday. "Broad
I way Bill", starring Warner Bax
ter and Myrna Loy, will follow
for Tuesday and Wednesday
with "It Happened One Night",
starring Clark Gable and
Claudette Colbert, playing for
Thursday and Friday. "Mr.
Deeds Goes to Town", starring
Gary Cooper and Jean Arthur,
will Dlay Saturday only.
Due to the great length of the
films, all four Capra hits will
be single billed with a select
program of short subjects on
each bill.
Those persons Interested In
seeing what an "Oscar (tne
little statue given by the Mo
tion Picture Academy of Arts
and Sciences as the reward for
the finest contribution of a star
or technician of the year) can j
see one on display In the old
Western Thrift store windows
now occupied by Barker's Men's
wear on the corner of Main and
Central Avenue in Medford.
SALEM WOMAN GETS
PYTHIAN SISTERS POST
Portland. Aug. 15. rV-Mrs.
Paul M. Kinzer of Salem sdvlsed j
friends today of her election as
supreme protector at the Pythian
Sisters' national convention in
Cincinnati.
The past grand chief for Ore
gon, a member of the Arion
temple at Hubbard, has been as
sociated with the order for 30
years.
hour meeting.
Official quarters refused to
confirm or deny the reports of
an agreement, saying an official
statement would be issued at
9 a.m. tomorrow (5 p.m., PST,
Thursday).
Admiral Thomas C. Hart,
commander of the U. S. Asiatic
fleet who arrived here yester
day by submarine from Tslng
tao, did not attend today's con
ference of defense commanders
but sent his flag lieutenant as
observer. The settlement's ad
ministration building, where the
meeting was held, was heavily
guarded.
OUR CANNINO PEACHES are In at
the CUT l imits Fruit Stand, South
Pacific Highway.
BAROAIN In a public address avetem.
complete. K. H. Dynge, Central
Point, on Beall Lane.
CUCUMBERS, young colored fryers.
rut llowera. Dressier', 1107 B.
Main. Phone 3656.
WANTED Oata.
Fuel Co.
barley. Medford
OET OUR PRICES on canning
peachea. We lead the rest tn price
and quality. City Limits fruit
Stand, South Pacific Highway.
NEW CAR
WAREHOUSE
SALE
FREE
S57.50 Radio
HUMPHREY
MOTORS
33 So. Riverside.
DeSoie Plymouth
Dial 4980
Washington, Aug. 15. UP)
The senate immigration commit
tee approved 6 to 5 today legis
lation directing the attorney
general to determine whether
Harry Bridges, west coast labor
leader, should be deported.
The legislation was a substi
tute for a house-approved bill
requiring the immediate depor
tation of Bridges to Australia.
Senator Andrews (D-Fla.) told
reporters that besides himself
Senators Stewart (D Tenn.),
Too Late to Classify
PEACHES ThoM dellc.oiu noti-lrrt-gAted
Elberta art now rlpa at
Wm, Olfton'i place, second houne
wm of W.nft'a Packln Huum.
Mats Sic tat 4c-s.v Etes 4.1c la 5c-Snc
tfrs 1 to 1V2IX- Kiddles Alwavs 10c
Thru naturilav Mte!
Greatest Screen Thrills
Since "Jesse James"!
Rsndolph SCOTT Kay FRANCIS
Brian OONLFVY'Gee. BANCROFT
LOW CASH PRICES ON GOODRICH COMMANDERS WHILE THEY LAST
LEWIS SUPER SERVICE STATION
Dial 3075
For SEAT COVERS
needy ma4e or msde to order.
Correctly In.tall-d
Hohlweg'sTop
& Glass Shop
th ana Bartlett
i - V tl fKMIeet of
Ua 4? man-hunts
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New Fun! New Songs! New Thrillsi
With Your ACTION FAVORITES!
I A rip-roaring rodeo
I VeJ1 ,Ur ' ,h W,,t
becomes ihoolln'
star way down In
I Carollnall
FOR BALE t lcw. quart fruit jare. -v j ajsl M .
40o a rloa. Home Comfort raw". jfTJf I T I I J X
5. J. Z. Powell. Bouth Peach St. lllOllsV
BIO BLOX Part dry. per load S3. JtlXl 1 I I 1 J
Medford fuel. Tel. Sill. eaaTpg U ' J 1 " T" t I
roxyI fegilulw
HhoHs T-s:l. Cres 30c, Inc. U
Atea I2-15-J0C Kiddles 10c Y III YV ,
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