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Newspaper Page TextBEDFORD MATL TKTBUNE, WEDFORD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1941. PAGE FTFTEETT Want to Bay, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It 's Filled With Opportunities! t MM HMd VST M OO Ulia paga Vou wiu oiubaDly find aaactlj tha thuitca vou aaa, to luuK tcf foi or Ml or irada lot uouMd article vuu may ftaaa SaarcJ oui attic at auira roum -you may find many thioet othara art aaekiug and oa ible to raaiisa tro media ta cu& 11 wbat fou want taot &ara advartiaa fai it lYibuna Claa lfled Ada ara inexpenalta alf actual RATES fct word first inMrtl0Q (Mlnlmam tsc) Kach additional .mart Ion, per word (Mint mom IOr Per Una per month without copy chant a tliA CASH of money order null ee company all mail order classified ads. LOST AND FOUND LOST email black and white terrier. bob-tall, underslung Jaw, anawera name "Snuffy." 630 Weat 4th St. LOST Purse containing ts. Return to Model Bakery. Reward. LOST Yellow dog, long tall, short hair. License No. 316. Phone 3273. REPOKT lost ougs. animal cruelty casea Humane Society. Phone 6161 WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Farm hand to milk with machine and do light chorea. Olve wages expected with room and board, references. Box 3719 Tribune. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Dependable waitress, quire Diamond Cafe. .WANTED Experienced law stenog rapher. State extent of experience, references and salary expected. Address P. O. Bo:: 247, Medford. WANTED Girl for general work. 204 South Central. WANTED SITUATIONS SAWS hammered. Work guaranteed. H. T. Ounter, Jacksonville, Ore. COMPETENT lady, with child, wants housekeeping, preferably In moth erleas home. Box 3323, Tribune. WANTED Carpenter work, contract or by day. 246 No. Oakdale. .MAN bookkeeper, experienced, best i references, accounting experience. age 45. Box 3670 Tribune. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED TO LEASE with option to . buy. email garden tractor. See Al at Reter'a. 85.00 FOR your old Hearing Aid. M. Mitchell, Medford Hotel. WANTED Home end companion for elderly lady. P. O. Box 333. WANTED Two logging trucks. South ern Oregon Sugar Pine Compsny. PARTY WHO ANSWERED Box 8718 failed to give name end address. Notify Tribune. WANTED TO RENT Small furnish. ' ed house within 10 miles of Med ford. Box 8642, Medford. HAVTC your furnlsture reupholstered, reflnlshed. reglued. Phone 3908. 316 Wabash. FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING. Phone 141 Jacksonville. WANTED 60 men and women to get fortune In formulas book. Start a business of your own or mall order business. All details with the book. 10.000 formulae. Send " 68.00; If not eetlsfled. money back. Written guarantee of 6200 per month comes with book. Send now. B. B. Bldler. Bin North 10th St. O rants Pass, Ore. NOTICE To woodcutters and ranch era, we are prepared to buy for cash fir logs, vi- to au owwwi, s feet Ion, old or second growth, delivered at plant 8 ml. south of Medford. Alley eroa., rnoo. juii NU-WAY Mattrea. and Opholstertng Co Phone 8946 209 West 8tb St BKST PRICES PAID For Tout Furniture. EADS FL'HNITl RE. Phone 4J40. HILL PAY MOST CASH For Good Used Furniture IIOI.BROOK riBMTIHE 18 North Front. Phone 4028. WANTED Wool, mnhslr. hides and pelte Medford Bargain House, 27 North Grape St. Phone 3744. HIOHEST cash osld for Iron, copper brsas rvdlatora aluminum, bat I tertes tubes rags, lead and cine ' Medford Bargain House nr. PAY MORE Cll Fo. Your Furniture fllKMHI KO ANDREWS 6th and Front Phone 2338 WELL DRILLING 61 60 pel ft first Q ft tr J M f1g 619 Kins FOR RENT HOUSES 10-P.OOM unfurnished house. Shults Bros FOR rent 4 -room modern house. L'nfurnlhed, redecorated, t bed room, hard we'd floor. Close in. Adults, phone 4767. FT SALE 3-room house. 1 acre In pasture, earden and berries. R. Kinney, west 6th St., Phoenix. FC " RENT Flve-mcm unfurnished hfr,:se. Inquire 920 North Central. FOR nrvT ..-nnm tinfnrnhed ho-;e. 125 N. Columbus. Phone f. M7. 3-room nous, fr rent. 617 North H-..V. Pnone 9036. 6-room unfumlhed house, 622 50. a-r paid 206 E'.i i St. IRt i KS MJP Rr.N1 Move twirsel! e hall Print's MwiVsss Sts tivn. Ua.a aca Itj. Fhuee 414. ron REirr HOUbES FOR RENT 6-room b0UM at 710 Dakota. Inquire 211 Weal 6th t. Phone 3622. FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR rent AttracUra four-room downstairs suit. In Holly Apert nwntt, Completely furnished ex cept dtihea and llnan. Oarage. Two doora north of postotrleo. Sea manager In rear. FTJRNlfiHED APARTMENT, private bath. Fngldaire. 608 West Main. 4-ROOM APARTMENT, nloely fur nlshed. 403 Newtown. FOR RENT Furnished apartment for two or three, electrically equip ped, private bath and entrance. 84a Apple. FOR RENT Furnished, attractive email apartment. 618 So. Oaltdale. Adults. FOR RENT Furnished Room FOR RENT Attractive room for gentleman: garage If desired. 311 North Oakdale. WELL furnished bedroom, ctose In. 237 Norm central. PLEASANT ROOM for gentleman. Close in. 609 Esst Msln. FURNISHED ROOM for 3 gentlemen. twin oeos. ea h. reacn. lei. uyuo. FOR RENT Nicely furnished ' sleep ing room I or gentleman, souta Rlvcralde. ATTRACTIVE ROOMS. 404 S. Orape WANT CHILDREN, day or week. Rt. 1, Boi 108. South Peach. BOARD and Room 716 East Main. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT All or part of 10.000- Duanei capacity granary. Modern. Electric elevator. U. Ramatrom. Rt. a, Boi 183, BeaU Lane. FOR REM 8tor. building end two office noma See Al LUtrell or Roland LubOard FOR SALE LIVESTOCK For. SALE 200 ewe lambs. Hotel Allen. FOR SALE Two fine Jersey-Guern sey cows, rnone eon. FOR SALE Young saddle horse. complete new riding outfit. E. P. Kurs ranch. Antelope Creek, Eagle Point. CASH for old horses. Dial 6376 FOR SALE iMI Iking ShortLore bull joe uugan. 1 mile south Phoenix "lloue 8220 FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE Colored fryers. Snyder. lei. oiaj. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES 37 PONTTAC Sedsn. 86 Dodge Sedan. si rora coupe. Many other real bargains. Shults Bros. 36 PLYMOUTH sedan, good tires, excellent condition. Must be seen and driven to be appreciated. Pri vate owned. 6295. Champ a Texaco oerviee, Kiveraiae and Jackson. FOR SALE Roadster end new boat Phone 4902. 716 Grant. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE or TRADE 160 acres. partly cut over. Ideal for stock. A bargain. 414 Hamilton. FOR SALE My 160-acre ranch on Trail creek. 16 acres free wster right . Melissa Oslnes, Trail. Ore. 6-ROOM HOME, 100x200 lot, close In. 61600. Also have 20-acre placer claim, goo house, gsrsge and chicken house; made Ideal summer home, 19 miles out, on Rig Apple gste, 61050. 429 Wes. 12th St. OUT-OF-STATE OWNER offers 3-floor fist, 6 rooms, bsth, fireplace, 3 bedrooms, and sleeping porch upstairs; 5 rooms, bath, 2 bedrooms, fireplace downstairs. Hardwood floors both up end down. Double garage. Lot 100 by 100. 2 blocks from Courthouse. This building Is In perfect condi tion slwsys affords good perms nent tenants. Botli tenants ready . now to sign a lesse for one year or more. Here Is your chance for a real Investment. 61.650 will handle the deal. Tel. 2731. A. W. WALKER REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 3 acres, modern house. Many outbuildings. 416 Maple Park Drive. FOR SALE One of the nicest small home.- in the valley. Price 61.050. Half cash. Route 1, Box 109-H or see J. C. Barnes Resl Estate. FOR SALE Attractive 6-room house. Close to Acsdemy snd High School. Nice yerd snd shrubbery. Owner at house. 616 So. Ivy St. FOR SALE New 6-room modern house, Iswn, shsde, paved street. Inquire owner, 617 Cstherlne. 6600 WILL HANDLE neat modern 6-room house; 3 acrea. luat out or city limits. See this to spprec- iste. run price essoo. pnone 3266. FOR SALE 418 Union St.. Medford 6-room house. 24 lots, ssoo. In quire 95 Dewey St., Ashlsnd. FOR SALE Pesioetios properties Owner 611 W. 8th. FOR SALE Premlsee corner Ninth end Holly, vedford. Ranch 300 acrea. also 10-acre tracts. Owner 308 South Holly. FOR SALE 8 nouses, furnished, city limits, city water. 62.500. Income 650. Owner 518 East Msln. BU1LD1NO A HUMS' Let uc handle ail details on 35- year FRA loans quietly affluently Ooloy Aset-c? CITY end country oropertlee Rentals Loans Ineursnce C 8 Butlerfleld 409 Medfurd Building WHEN YOU think of real estste. think of the Clinton Spencer V-nv FOR EXCHANGE FOR BALE or TRADE 1940 114 - 3 fn Q. M. C. 8 25x20 tlree on bark. 7 50x 20 on front. Csttie rack tsl. What have you? Bin Brans. -t p.h rsv J'ir.-'!"n TOR EXCHANGE Real Estate EXCHANOE Csltfornle for Cr-sron 5', acres 3 houses. 5400 Debt 6750 R. Renfrew. 1956 Indtanap- r. S-e p-tT" . Ts'lf Closing time fur Too Lata to Clas atfy Ads is 140 p. w FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE OR TRADE Kerosene Ser ial Blecirtrux refilgerator, excel lent condition; slso Maytag wash ing machina motor. 1000 Henry St.. Ashland. FOR SALE Non-lrrlgsted apricots. O. L. Lindley, Cocker Butte road. Phone 6353. FOR SALE Small Hotpolnt slectrle rane, iresn, burner witn coils. 726 Alder. FOR SALE 60 Caterpillar and bull- uuuer. nnuits tiros. FOR SALE Stake bed for track. 10-X7'. fsctory built. Used 6 months. Priced to selL Phone Armer, -Allen Hotel. BOYSENBERRIES 5c. your son. Miner. Fresh at all times. West Stewart. Goodrosd. FOR SALE Glass window end frame 67 inches by 52 Inches, washing mschlns. Weatlughouse stove, trash burner. Call 4149. FOR SALE 6-ft. Electrolux refriger ator. Good condition. Phons Mrs. Ostss, Esgls Point. 1109. FOR . SALE Wsll drilling machine, all equipped, mounted on truck. L A. Hollowell, 924 East "F" St, Grants Psas, Ore. FOR SALE Yellow Transparent ap plee, big Richmond cherries. J, W. Shirley. 211 Vancouver. UEAL BUYS 6" centrifugal pump. lauu gai. p. m.; s oicyciea, stream line; kerosene range with oven. 64 ft. upright showesse. Pick Hdwe. FOR SALE Cut flowers, red. white, blue, other colors. 20 S. Peach St. FOR 8 ALE 76 lb. capacity Ice box. 311 Bliss St. YOUNGBERRTES for sale on Cherry Avenue, Route 1, Box 161. Phone 4235. FOR SALE Almost new Mimeo graph machine. 128 Vancouver. FOREST FIR Direct from woods, 8 tier lots or over, 12-lnch 62 00; 16-lnch 82.60. City Fuel. Tel. 4114. FOR SALE Youngberrles. C. Owen, Orchsrd Home Drive. Phone 3054. BIO DOUBLE LOAD Green Fir Slabs. 64.50. City Fuel. Phone 4114. ZENITH. America 'a onus, usuabls re frigerator. 6-yeer guarantee Speed Queet washers. Extra festures Compsre vsluee. Flck Hsrdwsre FULLER BRUSHES. Phone 4914 OR BALE Green Fir Slabs. Tele phone 6180. REAL BUYS In used clothing, 1406 No Rlverslds. across from Beck's Bakery FOR SALE Low priced lumber or any building materials Csll us be fore you buy R O Stephenson Co Court and McAndrews. Tslephone 3000. House Wares. Besutltul Chromium Pyrsx. etc. Green stsmpe. Pick's WASHERS and Pumps, reconditioned, priced to sell. Pert snd service on all mskes. Flck Hsrdwsre. PUMPS. Jacuxsl cs Meyera, for every purpose. Gusrantsed. Pick Hdwe PAINT NOW. Beautify with Oeneral Prcea are loweat. Flck Hardware GARDEN and farm tools, hose. Low est prices Lawn mowers. Ost our demonstrator Flck Hsrdwsre MISCELLANEOUS BOWMAN BEAUTY SALON Phone 8186. 337 So. Central. WILL PARTY .who left 9-mo. Guern sey heifer for pasture at Cham pions call 9074 Immediately. COSMORAY Is now located at 117 Laurel St. We formerly demon strated at 139 South Holly St. Free demonstrations dslly. No ob- Ugstions. Oehlens. Phone 38M BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE Sawmill. 15.000 capacity. Box 1075, News Review, Ross burg, Oregon. FOR SALE Wall equipped restau rant, going business, 61.500.00, Ashland, TTlbuns Box 3341. PERSONAL CARD READING daUy. 244 S. Central. PALMISTRY and Crystal Reading Phone 3446. 460 Mountain Ave. Ahland. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Dressmaking THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking. Fur Remodeling. B a 1 1 o n e and Buckles covered. Room 803 0. S Natl Bsna Bldg Tel 8M1 Expert Window Cleaner. LET OEOROE DO IT Expert window Cleaner. Oeneral house cleaners, floor waxing paint ing. Geo. F. Olrard. Phone 8964. DRESSMAKING Alterations, tailor ing;. Katherllne Sstterlee, Singer pnnp. a? o. orape Rooting. WE REPAIR or spply sny type of roof. Psoco Roofings. Shingles. oa-inss and Faints. New stock Wall Paper. Ekerson Paint and Roof Co . is So Bsr'le't Tt. 84S3. Transfer. CITY TRANSFER STORAGE CO Household moving snd general hauling 39 sV Orape. Phone 4664 dsy or night. EADS TRANSFER at 8TORAOE CO urnee le south Fir. Phone 3828 Prices right Service guuanteed DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE 40 8 Fir Street Insured Carriers Local and Lone Distance Hauling. Phone 3868 FURNITURE MOV1NO AND 8TOR AOB We nave van moving equip ment for local and long distance hauling Dry end clean etores-e (concrete building) with special lor 1 -r rooms at low rstea SAMSON FTORAOE WAREHOUSE Pmne 7 Venetlen Blinds. gNETIAM BUNDS Guaranteed steel or woud vsnetisn Rands 39c sq ft tnstsiied Phone Burt's Medford T"-i St Awn 44T2 Free etrrste Csa Mail Tribune want eda BUSINESS DIRECTORY MONEY TO LOAN PAY ALL. YOUR BILLS With a Quick CASH LOAN AUTOMOBILE FURNITURE LIVESTOCK 1 Terms to Suit You YOU WILL ENJOY DOING BUSINESS WITH OREGON FINANCE CO. W. S. Thomas. Mgr. Lie. No. 8-211 M-217. 48 So. Central. Dial 4438. Home owned snd managed. Since 1938. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the County Court of the County of Jackson for the State of Oregon. In the Matter of the Estate of Charles Leroy Valentine, gen erally known as Jimmy Val entine, deceased. Notice is nereby given that the undersigned has been ap pointed administratrix of the estate of Charles Leroy Valen tine, deceased. All persons hav ing claims against the estate are hereby required to present them with the proper vouchers, with in six months from the first publication of this notice to Erma Valentine, Trail, Oregon. Dated and first published June 25, 1841. ErlAlA VALENTINE, Administratrix. J. F. Fliegel, Attorney for Administratrix. Prospect Prospect, July 2. (Spl.) Boy Scout executive committee meeting was held at Grieve's re sort Monday evening, with Mr. and Mrs. James H. Grieve as hosts. Russell Webber was ap pointed Scoutmaster for the summer to allow James H. Grieve, regular Scoutmaster, a three-months leave of absence. Regular Scout meetings will be resumed July 2, and every Wed nesday thereafter. Refreshments were served by the hostess, as sisted by Mrs. Elmer Clemens, Miss Janet and Billy Grieve, to Dr. and Mrs. Mallory, Mr. and Mrs. Ranald Axtell, David Ne ville, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holz gang, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Frae drick, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Lee Merriman, Russell Webber and James H. Grieve. Hsldor Llllenss snd his wlfs, Bertha Mae Llllenss , well known composers of sacred music, gave a program of vocal music at the locsl Nszerene church Sunday. They were socompsnled here by I. B. Martin of Portland, district superintendent of the Nsserene churches. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hemmlngwsy movsd up from Medford last week. He hss employment at the Herman Brothers Lumber compsny. They are staying with his brother-in-law and atstsr, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mather. Mrs. Lewis Jsnteer snd Miss Doro thy Falrchlld spent Monday In Med ford. Mrs. Chsrlsa Cummins snd little daughter, Beverly, ara guests at ths home of Mrs Cummins' psrents, Rev. snd Mrs. James Dole, this week. They are from Klsmsth Fslls. Mr. snd Mrs. WUUsm Oslnes have rented an apartment In Medford for a few weeks, so he can be near a physlclsn while be convalescing from his eye trouble. ' George Sherman, sawyer for the oeorge L. Jantaer Lumber company, purchased a new sedan Saturday. Leslie Dunsgsn took his sister. .(jUa)OtLsl ACROSS 81. Tals et sdvsa a. Trunks ef felled .. . '""J .., trees :: ii Is. Condiment 6. Mineral spring 8. Interpret: ar- chato It, English river U. Sailor 14. Qenue ef the honav baa ss. uoior SO. Architectural pier treated as a column 41. Companion St. Eaala 14. Pronoun 44. Charged ,- 18. Refuse sssent to 1 4B. rouen 10. Utility ',' 12. Gaelic 11. Article H Put back M. Mother ts. One of the sails of a boat 40. Be or the opinion If. Biblical gaMen 41. Chemical Bums 44. Vases SS. Rems1n4er . Br birth 47. Mother of Apollo 14. Followers ef a certain school ef philosophy 18. Comparative ending 19. Love story 1L Symbol for tantalum fl. Makea lace 14. Domestic ani mal If. Utter It. Trsnslt tt. Weaken 10. New Zealand tree i la p 4 l 15 h 17 f J5 I? I" 3 T3 7 5 TT TT, r r In 1q W Jz JJ KT 3T Tr tr zr 57" Mrs. L. M. Sturgle. to Medford Sun day where shs visited friends several hours before leaving for her home In Corning. Calif. Mrs. Adln Hsmmon and two small sons spent Sunday In Butte Falls, where she visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. stowell. Reese Creek Reese Creek, July 2. (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Harry Powell of Los Gatos, Calif., are spending a few days here. They are for mer residents of this locality, having preached for some time at the Mission Church. They are pastors of the Los Gatos Christ ian Church now. While here they visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cummons, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Will Shearin, Mrs. C. H. Rusho, Mrs. Mary Brouse and Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Lamb. Mrs. Lawrence Mynatt end three daughters, Lois, Dorothy snd Wanda, are visiting Mrs. Wynatt's psrents, Mr. snd Mrs. John Prlncehouse of Parkdale, Ore, a two weeks' vaca tion. Dinner gueats June 39 of Mr. and Mrs. Will Shearin were Mr. snd Mrs. Hsrry Powell of Los Ostos. Calif.. Mra. Sarah Holiday of Ashland snd Mrs. Mary Brouse. Mr. snd Mrs. Kessler snd son called at ths W. R, Lamb horns June 30. Mr. snd Mrs. Will Shearin snd family were guests Juns 33 of Mr. snd Mrs. Homer Msrtln and fsmlly. Mr. snd Mrs. Ivsn Hatfield of Ash lsnd were dinner guests June 39 at the W. R. Lamb home. They are former Reese Creek residents. Mrs. Holiday. Mrs. Hatfield's mother, ac companied them over and visited at the Will Bearln home, alao at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chsrlee Cum mins. Mrs. Lloyd Sanderson snd Goldle Sanderson of Beadle picked berriea at the Homer Martin place June 25. Mrs. T. J. Pullen had the misfor tune to run a 'pitchfork Into her left ankle June 21 and had to be taken to Medford for medical care. She has suffered a great deal snd Is doing fslrly well. t V -iu 4'' TO C0URT-Aa advocate of "a common tense Interpreta tion of the constitution" Is Sena tor James F. Byrnes (above), 63, of Sooth Carolina, named by F.D.R. to the Supreme Court te fill a vacancy created by retire ment of James McReynolds. Canadian farmers Increased purchases of" farm machinery and equipment last year by 40 per cent. Solution Of Yatttrday'i Puma DOWN a prow of a bo&l 1. Bathe t. Rtral roai- aancaa f. Seana of eom bat 1 Orado . Slandar flnfal 10. Authirttatlva Uttminti 1L Ltrarr com- (rotitioa If, Booh of tha Bibla to. Arisrii?an ta 3lan 21 Fra from htrmful bactaria ta. ICuiifal Inatra- mtnta If. Dadd- 17. Mleroba I, kind of hnm mint bird 11. Carry; eot.oq. 14. UndaritandinaT si. Ulva tmpo- rarlijr IT. Cially ault abt tl. sFortrunnar of -ft . ha vtolia 41 rtminina niffli ik Infltutst uKtvj procaodlnga 41. Lia danfcroiif 41. Potttiva ; tfw t;a IL Kurnpaf, 14. Hira i. On (ha tar4 iida T, Too II. Thinf : la IL Bfora x, I Having esoght up wiio 8. Secured 4. Forces sir noisily through ths noae i i 3 1 Jj& AlCjlt LnLEAlFnAPTA M J J E I A X L eJJt R Y t nJoInIIr EIP ElAT E R N EpQ. NT EllA R All CJi e se e b IQe t a euaIn ImnT E NjujR e c AHeMo iQc EjRfits t 1 lQsjp e c 1 gpfcj II M oJoBflTv E AHA fsiK 6 T AJR SflS l LjsHo N t L nc f y r eft h (jib o IEfto v e RjiA nTew te1dUwIaIrIyUparn suiassu wwwiw euns svsjeaw i-s en mi ss sayi y iniws; 11 H. s.t,.; .. sf,lsl e Ms- - rJ' I 4y 1 JU i iSf P i ; uTs.' A&w t i fca--sr-iiiVt - T? 1 1-1-1 -i i- iTiiTt'trilsiissi taT.tv' TEMPLAR PLE A Hope thai he ran bring about a joint re ligious service with Knights of St. John, Cathollo lay group, was voiced bjr J. Craig Roberta (right) of Buffalo, new grand com mander of Knights Templar of New York state. With him al New York City ceremony Is Dr. Chsrles Grosch, previous commander. f r r 5H rr t f,.t t .- .tf . . s . , f T': ' ' V 1 Ctt V - a " T ' V-Wn4 ir;: IliillisiilSi muss sailll l ' --- CALL IT BY NAM E-Brltsln calls this big gnsv a fate addition to the stock of British armaments and said to be the world's largest calibre "Boche Buster," with a certain Idea la mind. This Is one of first action photos. Shortage of Ships Stalls Trade Between .Americas Br LAWRENCE S. HAAS United Press Latin American Editor Washington, D. C (U.PJ The mounting gravity of tha world shipping shortage, already responsible for sharp curtailment of Latin America's normal trad with Europe, is causing deep concern in inter-American trade circles. Considerable shipping tonnage i has been requisitioned by the V. S. maritime commission for commercial and military pur poses, affecting shipping service between United States ports and the Caribbean and on both the east and west coasts of South America and, although some of the vessels taken over have been replaced with other ships, there la no guarantee that the battle of the Atlantic might not cause a further depletion In ocean carriers in western hemisphere service. United States maritime circles are of the opinion that once the expropriation of the idle bel ligerent and neutral shipping in American porta is completed. It least some of these vessels will be assigned to inter-American traffic. James Scott Kemper of Chi cago, head of the United Stales delegation to the conference of chambers of commerce and pro ductive societies at Montevideo, Uruguay, made tha situation clear In cablegrams to President Roosevelt and Admiral Emory S. Land, chairman of tha marl time commission. He -rged intensification of maritime traf fic between the United States and Latin America to preserve Inter-American commerce and amity. One effect of the shipping shortage is evident. Thousands of tons of Chilean nitrates and copper, purchased by the United States for Its stockpiles of ea sential defense materials, arc lying at terminal points await ing ships, and recent reports from Chile indicate that the original schedule for shipping these materials has lagged far behind . 4- . V ill u ' sv svr afT .-ertWar JeSS avTl V 9k Jit 0 L U R I War's grim business al Trinidad, where I I, Is balldlng defense haws, hssn'l eel I pec the bathing girls, such as Marguerite Uuckebr, Trinidad s new ana) pretty "Travel liileen. -rr .snsy.iV,ii i is :.:A- . . . - . . . V . - 1 5 S3 17:.. WW Meteorological Report By r. 9. WetTHM RfRMO rartcuta Medford and Ttdnity: Partly cloudy tonlfht and Tburaday. Occaalonal lLbt ahowars tonight. Bllghtly eoolar Tburaday. Oragon: Partly cloudy tonlth and Thuraday but ovarcaat alonf ooaat. 9cattred ahowara tonight, smbtly eoolr Thuraday. Mode rata nortbwaat vlnda off ahora. Local Data Tempermtura a year ago today t Hlffheat, 91: loweat, 63. Total monthly practpltatlon, coca. Deliclaccy for tha month, XH inch. Total pracipltatlon ilnca fiapt. 1 1M0, 30 00 lncbea. Kxceaa for tha aeaaon, 8.10 tnchea. Ralatlva humidity at B p. ra. yaa tarday, 30; ft a. m. today, ft7. Tomorrow: Sunrtaa, 4:40 a. m4 unaet, 7:60 p. ra. Observations Taken at 4:80 a. m. 128 Meridian Time. irrrrrr M H fl Boise Boston -Chicago Denver -Eureka . Havre , 83 SO , 87 74 , 81 81 , 70 64 , 81 68 , 78 86 . 77 68 , 89 sa Pt. Cldy. Pt. Cldy. Pt. Cldy. Clear Cloudy Pt. Cldy. Cloudy Pt. Cldy. PL Cldy. Pt. Cldy. Clear Pt. cldy. Pt. Cldy. Los Angeles... Medford New York 84 78 Omaha 78 67 Phoenix 100 88 Portland 61 68 Reno 80 ' 68 Rcseburg 88 J4 Salt Lake , 71 68 Pt. Cldy. PL Cldy. pt. Cldy. Pt. Cldy. Clear Pt.Cldy. San Pranclaoo, 74 63 Seattle 86 68 Spokane 86 87 Wash.. D. C. 88 78 Taklma , 80 84 E HOOVER SPEECH Helsinki. Finland. July J VP) The Finnish press and pub lic expressed approval today of a Sunday speech by Former President Herbert Hoover in which he declared "the idealo glcal war to bring freedoms to the world died spiritually when we made that promise" to aid Soviet Russia. The Helsinki newspaper San omat gummed up: "It la sure that Hoover's voice is not alone In America and that it will find echoed around the civilized world." Recalling American aid to Finland during the soviet win ter Invasion of 1039-40, the pa per added: "It seems an unnatur al impossibility that civilized. liberty-loving America can sup port mankind's worst enemy. who hss attacked us for tha second time within two years." APLltlEERS L( Oakland, Calif.. July t.JP) A group of AFL workers to day voluntarily lengthened their hours and reduced their over time pay rate to eliminate an Industrial bottleneck. In announcing the action tak en by Local 88 of tha AFL Wood, Wire and Metal Lathers, Business Representative J. C. Reynolds of the Alameda county building trades council predict ed other unions would take sim ilar action. 'This is our answer to Hitler and his methods," Reynolds said. "We will get out produc tion If we have to work 24 hours a day to do it." Travel Table AIRPLANta Northbound1 Usee Malls Close 4:88 a. m. 8:47 a. m. Is 01 p ra. 11:83 a so. 148 pm. (Flag atop) No stall 6:38 p. m. (Flag stop) 6:88 p. m. Southevead Lesve Malta Close 11:18 a at. 1047 am. 6:67 p. m. (Flag stop) 6:18 p. m. 11:63 p GO. llxn . m. TRAINS PortkkooBd Leave Malta Close loxa a ra. llH am. 60S p oi Leave 1.-08 paa. loathkenad Stalls Close 7:40 a m. 40 p.m. 40 a as. 4:40 p.m. Port South 80 a. m. 13-06 a m. 740 a m. 640 a m. JI a m. 840 a m. 140 p m. 60 p ra. 48 p m. 4:08 p. an. To Rlesaaia Falls 40 am and M p. ss. frees Slemelk fans 40 a ss and 40 p. m. (( To ashlsna eel?. (I Ts Grants Psaa only. gtosst date eonpsetlng Prst-etsse snail elesea al 811 a ss ttst deuvery st petass north et Bugene and at 1 00 p sn tot delivery at potass south at DuBsautr, CaL