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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MED FORD, OREGON'. THURSDAY. AUGUST 29. 940. PAGE KTXE LOCAL and PERSONAL Buying Mission Josephine Rostel, buyer for Mann'i de partment (tore, left by plane this noon on purchasing mis lion to Portland. At Headquarters Company Commander Wilbur Wilson of. Camp Hart Mountain transacted official business at CCC district headquarters here today. To Meeting Mrs. Grace Wells of Klamath Falls, vice chairman of the Republican slate central committee, left here by plane this forenoon for San Francisco where she was to attend a party regional con Visiting Here Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Grubb of Emmett, Idaho, are vacationing in the Rogue River valley and visiting Mr Grubb's sister, Mrs. M. W. Sloan of 213'i South Central avenue, and her daughter, Mrs. G. R. Stevens of South Central avenue. Mr. and Mrs- Harold Grubb of Emmett were recent visitors of Mr. Grubb's sister, Mrs. Sloan. . Building Permits J. E. Judy of 42 Rose avenue applied at the city building inspector's office yesterday for a permit to make repairs to a residence at a sta ted cost of $100. Mark Kline of 408 Earhart street applied for a permit to reshingle his resi dence at a stated cost of $100. Elmer Herried of 1413 Euclid avenue applied for a permit to Construct a glassed-in porch .at a stated cost of $200. Cars Prowled City police re ported today that a red and black robe, and a package of cigarettes were stolen from a car owned by V. A. Bower while It was parked on a local park ing lot Wednesday morning- A new pair of tan shoes was stolen from a machine owned by Mrs. Walter Inch of 602 Catherine street, the car being parked on West Main street Wednesday night, police stated. Plane Passengers Arrivals by United Mainliner this noon were Mr. and Mrs. P. Nielson, from San Francisco, M. Jepson, from Sacramento, and Bob Kist ler, from Oakland. Kitsler is a station attendant at the United Air Lines office here. Josephine Rostel left on the noon plane for Portland. Departing on the forenoon Mainliner were R.. Ab bott, to Los Angeles, and Mrs Grace Wells, to San Francisco. L. Taylor arrived from Portland last midnight. Mr. Abbott ar rived from Seattle last evening and departing on the same plane for San Francisco were A. Mitchell and J. Miller. Miss G. Denman arrived from Los Angeles yesterday afternoon and departing were C. Bach, to Portland, and Miss C. Benkey, to Seattle. 'confetti at British fighter planes as an escape tactic, British air men reported. When a fighter gets on the : bomber's tail, the Britons said. Going To Fair Jack Marsh ' the Germans empty confetti into all. Shelby Tuttle and Charles the slipstream of their propel- Morrisey plan to leave by mo- Iers, hoping to blind the pur torcar tomorrow for a brief so-.uer. Journ In San Francisco and at One pilot said the British pay the Golden Gate international no attention to the new defense exposition. The three popular, ana cracnea. ffledford youths will return " ny Monday or Tuesday. (blitzkrieg into a paper chase ... it's O. K. by us." At Airport Today's arrivals at Medford municipal airport in cluded Lieut- W. H. Turner. Pearson field. Wash., to Oak land, Cal., in a North American basic combat plane; Lieut.-Com C. Adair and Lieut. C. H. Mor Prospect Northern Film at Rialto Prospect, Aug. Mr. and Mrs. J. 29. Spl Bentley and and H. F- Smith, each piloting a Douglas observer from Hamil ton field, Cal., to Fort Lewis. Wash. ... Crawford Here The Rev. R. R. Crawford of Portland, gener al overseer of the Apostolic Faith church, arrived here by car this morning and tonight will conduct special services at the Medford Apostolic Faith church. North Central avenue at Third street. The services are scheduled for 8 o'clock. The church orchestra and choir will provide a special musical pro gram. The public is invited. The Rev. Mr. Crawford was accom panied by his wife ... Brings Prisoners Held In county jail today pending feder al grand Jury action were two defendants brought from Klam ath Falls last night by Paul Hanlin, U. S. deputy marshal. The men were listed as Edward Wiggins, 53, and Harold W. Gess, 18, both of Spraguc River They are charged with "taking the personal property of anoth er." Mr. Hanlin said the proper ty was assertedly taken from an Indian, ward of the government. The men waived preliminary hearing before U. S. Commis sioner Bert C. Thomas in Klam ath Falls and were held in $2500 bail each. rison. each piloting a Curtiss ob- daugmer, miss cua jane DrUOm server from Oakland to Seattle, tield. who have been the guests Wash.; and Lieuts. G. A. Gilbert of Mrs. Bentley s son and daugh ter-in-law, Mr. ana nirs. ounon Broomfield, in Jantzer village for the past six weeks, left lor their home in Los Angeles Fri day morning. Miss Broomfield will visit friends for a week at Turlock, Calif., enroute. Thou from Prospect attending the Beverly Young-David Moor weddlnj at the First Presbyterian church at Ashland Wednesday morning ere Mrs Frances Pearson. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Thompson and daughter. MUs Elliabeth. Mrs. Ployd Kelley. Mrs Elmer Clemens and daughter. Miss Dorothy. The bride Is well known at Prospect as she taught the Inter medial grades In Prospect school for two years before attending Uni versity of Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Jantaer and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Januser hiked to the top of Mt. Pitt Sunday. Mr. and Mra. James Dote and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Dunagan and daugh ter. Mtss Gloria, and Mr. and Mrs William Gaines attended the Mar lon McKee-Rancom Vesa wedding at the Nazarene church at Medford Saturday evening. Miss Maxlne Mailing and Fionas Broomfield left for their horn In Los Angelca Sunday morning after spending a week with th litters brother and alster-tn-law, Mr. and Kirs. Burton Broomflld. John Falrcnlld. employe of th George L. Januer Lumber Co.. Inc., I convalescing at th Josephine General hospital at Grants Pass fol lowing an appendectomy. Mr. and Mrs. James H. Orlev and children, Billy and Janet, returned Tuesday evening from Lakeview, where they visited Irlends for three days. According to announcementa re ceived here. Mr. and Mrs. Archl MrKlllop of Klamath Falls are th parents of a baby daughter, born th twenty-first of this month. They formerly resided here. Mrs. MrKlllop waa Miss Ocorgla Conger before her marriage. Her mother, Mrs. L. L. Conger, Is with her. George Jantxer and son. Lewis, spent Saturday attending to business matters at Klamath Falls. Word was received by friends of Mrs. Lester Wilson that she Is re covering nicely from a major opera tion performed two weeks ago at the Columbia hospital at Astoria and has returned to her home at Gearhart. The Wilsons are well known here as Mr. Wilson was athletic coach for Prospect hlch school for the psst three years. He will be superintendent of Gaston schools this year. Thrills and suspense are the keynote of the roaring drama of the frozen North in "The Girl from God's Country," which heads the twin bill of ac tion hits opening a three-day run today at the cool Rialto theatre. Chester Morris is starred as a doctor from the States who. because he has false ly been convicted of a crime he did not commit, escapes Into the land of the midnight sun. Jane ("Lost Horiion") Wyatt plays opposite as a northern girl who helps as his nurse when Morris finds that he Is needed in an epidemic. Charles Bick ford is also featured, as the "law" sent North to iind Morris. Carson City Kid. starring Roy Rogers and George "Gabby' Hayes, plays as the companion thrill feature with "Girl from God's Country." TALK AT SESSION Albany, Aug. 29 'T Ore gon county assessors will hold their annual convention at the Linn county courthouse here Tuesday and Wednesday. Ad dresses will be given by J. B. Coleman, Jackson county judge; Arthur A. Selander, chief ap praisal engineer for the state tax commission; J. P. Beyers. Coos county assessor, and George Knox, Hood River coun ty assessor. Change School Opening It was announced today that the Griffin Creek school would open on Tuesday, September 3. instead ft September 9, and that the Independence school would open on September 9 in stead of September 3, as stated recently. FOR SALS CHEAP SO- 40 carbine rifle. Lvroan sights: 33 extra long Remington rifle. Moasberg telescope 11 hi 131 Eut 8:ih St. Henry Fonda Ha Frank James Role In New Picture FELONS INDICTED IN ATTACK DEATH Tacoma, Aug. 29. OF) Jos eph Paul Cretzer, 29, and Arn old Kyle, 31, were indicted for murder today by a federal grand jury which heard evi dence in their attack August 22 upon United States Marshal A. J. Chitty which ended in the marshal's death. The jury deliberated only 10 minutes after presentation of testimony had been completed. Federal Judge Leon R. Yank wich set September 9 as the arrignment date. S25.00 REWARD Will b paid by th manufacturer for any Corn or Callous GREAT christophf.fi POSITIVE CORN SALVE cannot remove. 35 at Your WESTERN THRIFT Store. E London, Aug. 29. (IP) Ger man bomber crews now throw DONT MISS THE mmw Ironing School AT LEONARD ELECTRIC CO. ALL DAY TOMORROW You will be amaied at how relaxing ironing can be. Bring your own garments or linens if you wish. Watch the Ironlte factory ire sfructor, lhn try out th Ironite for your self. Keep young by keeping off your feet while ironing Caff for free home dtmenstration URGES LOYALTY Portland, Ore., Aug. 29 (IP) Delegates to the biennial con vention of the Japanese-American citizens' league were ad monished today not to "serve two masters". The land of their adoption. James Y. Sakamoto, editor of the Japanese-American courier of Seattle told them, "must be revered above all others . . . we are Americans and proud of it." Fifty chapters of the league, composed of Japanese who are now American citizens, were represented. Those who thrilled to last year's "Jesse James," will find "The Return of Frank James," which opened yesterday at the Craterian theatre, even more colorful and action -packed. Filmed in spectacular Techni color, the exciting climax to the exploits of the Jamea Brothers is one of the few pictures that can truthfully be called greater than its predecessor. The cast has many of the characters from the first pic ture, with Henry Fonda shown as Frank, Jesse's grim older brother. Others are Henry Hull, John Carradine, J. Edward Bromberg. Donald Meek and Gene Tirney, Jackie Cooper, Ed die Collins and George Barbier quite a cast! The story of "The Return of Frank James" is the story of Frank's determination to avenge the cowardly murder of his brother, Jesse, shot in the back by the traitorous Ford broth ers. Railroad money paid the Fords and political influence freed them after conviction, so Frank realizes the only way he can revenge Jesse ia to return to outlawry. Always maintaining a high pitch of excitement, the picture then follows Frank all over the lawless West, with stirring scenes of robbery, murder, gun- fights, man-hunts, train hold-ups, escape and pursuit. The picture's climax is tense and dramatic as Frank at long last comes face to face with Bob Ford. Henry Fonda Is, as might be expected, perfect in his role of Frank James. This fine actor has brought many outstanding i characterizations to the screen but has never been in betVr form. Much of the credit for the gripping entertainment the film offers belongs to Fonda with the other members of the cast deserving of praise also, Births PF'I'1 1 E PRCNFS now nady, 2o b SO-lb. lug delivered nyu-hr In TtlifT. Order bv mail. St and. ford Rt. I. Central Point. "29 MODEL A 4-door aedan, A-l con dition. 5m at Hotel Orand after p. m. wtlaon. FOR SALE Golden rockT puppiea Hunting train. 410 alapl park Drlre. WANTED Houaekeeper for lndy. Good home and wagea. Phont 3338. WAKTED Tonj men for training In AVIATION destining, construc tion and maintenance by American arhoot Standard work recommend d by National Home Study Council of Washington. D. C. For appoint ment write p O. Box 944, Medford. PEACHES Carpenter. 1 mile west of Phoenii on Houston Road. HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID for SCRAP IRON AND METAL of ail kinda, bat t me, radiators, alumi num, copper, brass; a,so hides, pelts and wool. Medford Bargain House. 37 N. O rape. Phone 1744. WTI.L OIVB 1300 CASH for M-foot lot, suitable sit for new house. Must be clone to biislntn district. Writ Box 4399 Mall Tribune. ROSY I Minwn - : I S Mes 2.V Int. lav Aie 1?-l.1-?r Khlfllp Iftc CLOSING OUT PRICES New and Used Clothing 356 W. 6th. 2 doors W. P. O. Closing Urns (or Too Lata to Clas sify Ads is 190 p. m. Too Late to Classify FOR SALEV-New S-bedroom hw. clos In. Terms. S 30 N rvy. FURNISHED APARTMENTS, hfat. hot wstr. Frlildalr. rloa In 61 N. OaKtal. TO TRADE 17-Jpwel Elgin watch, thin modl. dust-proof nickel case, for smsll rsdlo or what? John Williams, rear 710 8. Central. BIO BLOX Part dry. per load S3 00. Medford Fuel. Tel. Sill. Twin girls were born to Mr. and Mrs. Allen Campbell of route 1 at Community hospital at 1:13 and 1:40 a. m. today, August 29. The girls weighed five pounds, 13 ounces and five pounds 14 1 4 ounces. Born at Community hospital this morning, August 29, a baby boy weighing six pounds eight and a half ounces to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Randies of 120S East Main street. BRADSHAW PLUMS. Petite prunes. 311 Vancouver. Phon 3279. EXPERIENCED GIRL wishes Renersl office work. Box 4566 Tribune. WANTED Best llht car S7S cash will bur. Will bur equity. W. O. Beard. Fern Valley road, 1 mile. Saturday 1 p. m. to 7 p. m. 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