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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SEVEN Want to Bay, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It's Filled With Opportunities! t MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1941. ttetui vr ma ao U. paga You win Drutetuy tica uu-Uy tha tbiiws rou oavt dnd luuft ing fui of mi ot iraaa foi unuied arucje you may baa ftaarcA fo-u iuc ot atur roum you may find many thinrt othara ax aacaiug and oa ablf to rvaiisa immediate eab U artta. fuu want un t oara advertiat tot it tTibuna Claa HXied Ada ara inexpenalva allaeutai RATES Par word firet inrrt!o& (Minimum 5c) Earn additional Insertion, per word (Minimum 10c, Per Una oi month without copy enanca $1-1 CASH or money order mutt ee company all mail order claitiiwd ads. LOST AND FOUND LOST 1 salmon pole, complete. Lett behind at Gold R-y bridge. Phone 4437. 804 South Ivy. Joseph Mend rale. LOST Purse containing 89. Return to Model Bakery. Rewsrd. REPUK1 lust autjs. animal cruelty cases Humane Society. Phone 8161 WANTED MALE HELP MARRIED MAN, about titty, to take charge of small ranch, oeneral ranch work, with few cows and sheep. Must be sober and steady. Box 173 Klamath, Calif. WANTED Farm hand to milk with machine and do light chorea. Give wsges expected with room and board, references. Box 3710 Tribune. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Housekeeper and com panion, country home. Box 8555 Tribune. WANTED Dependable waitress, quire Diamond Cafe. WANTED Girl for general 204 south Central. WANTED SITUATIONS SAWS hammered. Work guaranteed. H. T. Gunter, Jacksonville, Ore. COMPETENT lady, with child, wants housekeeping, preferably In moth erless home. Box 3323. Tribune. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED TO BUY Fox terrier or black and tan dog, male or female. George F. Pierce, Hornbrook, Calif. WANTED TO LEASE with option to buy, small garden tractor. See Al at Reter's. 89.00 FOR your olj Hearing Aid. M. Mitchell, Medtord Hotel. WANTED Home and companion for elderly lady. P. O. Box 333. PARTY WHO ANSWERED Box 8719 failed to give name and address. Notify Tribune. WANTED TO RENT Small furnish ed house within 10 miles ol Med tord. Box 3942, Medtord. FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING. Phone 141 Jacksonville. HU-WAY Mattre. and Upholstering Co Phone 3048 209 West 8th St BUST PRICES PAID For Tout Furniture. EAD9 FUKMTtRe. Phone 4240. WILL PAY MOST CASH For Good Used Furniture HOLBROOK FIBMTl'RE IB North Front. Phone 4033. WANTED Wool, mobslr, hides and pelts. Medtord Bsn;sln House, 37 North Grape St. Phone 3744. HIGHEST cash psid for Iron, copper brass radiators, aluminum, bat teries tubes rags, lead and sine Medtord Bargain House WE PAY MORE CASH Fo, Your Furniture BAHS1H1 RO e AMIHEHS 8th and Front Phone 3333 WELL DRILLING 81 60 pel ft first 90 ft I M Oflee 819 Kin; FOR RENT HOUSES FOR LEASE Attractive east aide home; three bedrooms and den, basement and furnace. Charles R. Rav, Room 317 Medtord Bldg. Phone 3603. UNFURNISHED HOUSE for rent. Desirable country home, 8 bed rooms, lovely grounds. 860 per month. Prefer to lease. Call Carl Teruwald, 123 West Main. 10-ROOM unfurnished house. Shulta Bros. FOR RENT 4-room modern house. Unfurnished, redecorated, 3 bed rooms, hard wood floor. Close In. Adults. Phone 4767. TRUCKS HJR RENT- Move yourself sav, nslf Pnntfs Mobitgss Sta tion Min and Ivy Phone 4143 8-ROOM unfurnished housi wster psid SC6 Ell . St. FOR RENT 3-room bouse at 710 Dakota. Inquire 31.' West 6th St. FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Attractive four-room downsuirs suite in Holly Apart ments. Completely furnished ex cept dishes and linen Oarsee. Two doors north of postofflce. See manager in rear. FURNISHED APARTMENT, private bath. Ftltldair. 80 West Msln. " 4-ROOM APARTMENT, nicely fur nished. 402 Newtown. FOR RENT Furnished apsnment ; for two cr three, e.ectrlcallv equip ped, private bath and entrance. 345 Apple. OR RENT Piirr.nr.ed attractive srr.a:. spartxent. 518 So. Oaadale. A4 '-., FOR RENT Furnished Rooms FOR RENT 8!eeptng room at 73 Wat 4U. Close in. FOR RENT Attractive room lor gentleman: garage lx desired. 211 North Oakdalo. WELL furnished bedroom, clow In. 337 North Central. PLEASANT ROOM for gentleman. Close In. 609 East Msln. FOR RENT Nicely furnished sleep ing room (or gentlemen- 32a South Riverside. ATTRACTIVE ROOMS. 404 S. Grape WANT CHILDREN. dsy or week Rt. 1. Bo; 108, South Peach. BOARD and Room 716 East Main FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS I FOR RENT All or part of 10.000- ouanet capscity granary. Modern. Electrle elevator. H. Ramstrom. Rt. 3, Box 183, Beau Lane. FOR RErn Store building and two office rooms Sea Al Lit trail or Roland Kuboard FOR SALE LIVESTOCK ANNOUNCEMENT The next Auction Sale at Pavilion will be July 13. Southern Oregon Livestock Auction Co. FOR SALE 3 calves. Phone 8281. R. C. Tost. FOr. SALE 200 aw lambs. Hotel Allen. CASH for old horses. Dial 8376 FOR SALE Mllkintt BhortLom bull Joe Dugan. 1 mil south Phoenix -tiuue J,i20 FOR 8 ALt POULTRY COLORED FRYERS. Dressier'. 1107 East Msln. FOR SALE Colored fryers. Snyder. Te! 8122. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES 37 PONTIAC Sedan, 36 Dodge Sedan. 87 Ford 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 Service. Riverside and Jackson. FOR SALE Roadster and new boat Phone 4903. 718 Grant. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Medtord income prop erty, paying good return. Box 3996 Tribune. SPECIAL BARGAINS 7-room plastered house with bath, In good condition, rock foundation, large ahade trees, close In on pave ment. Only 32200. Term. Also 6-room hous. lame attractive living and dining room with fireplace and hardwood floors, cement base ment, automatic oil burner fur nace. 110-foot frontage on pave ment, shade and fruit trees. Look thl over. 83900. Terms. Also 4-room house, large eneloaed back porch, cement foundation, all new ly decorated, corner lot, near Junior High. 62O0O. Also 27 acre. Bear creek bottom. Irri gated, city water, on paved high way, near city limits. Ideal for subdivision. Make us an offer. I O. PICKELL, 16 South Bartlett. FC BALE 3-room house, 1 acre In pasture, gsrden and berries. R. Kinney, west 8th St., Phoenix. FOR SALE or TRADE 180 acre, partly cut over. Ideal for stock. A bargstn. 414 Hamilton. FOR SALE My 160-acre ranch on Trail creek. 18 acrea free water right Melissa Gaines, Trail, Or. FOR SALE 3 acres, modern bouse. Many outbuildings. 418 Maple Park Drive. FOR SALE One of the nicest small hornet in the valley. Price 61.060. Half cash. Route 1. Box 100-H or see J. C. Barnes Real Estate. FOR SALE 413' Union St, Medtord. o-room nouse, 2 7 Jots, so 00. in quire 05 Dewey St., Ashland. FOR SALE Resiaeno properties Owner oil W. 8th. FOR SALE premises corner Ninth and Holly, Medtord. Ranch 300 acres, also 10-scre tracts, owner 306 South Holly. BUILDING A HOMalt Let ur handle all derails on 25- year FHA loan quickly stridently Ooldy Ageney CITY and country properties Rental Losns. Insursnee C S Buturfleld 409 Medtord Building WHEN YOU think of real eetat. think of the Clinton Spenoer FOR EXCHANGE FOR SALE or TRADE 1940 JV4-3-ton G. M. C. 8 25x20 tire on back, 7:90x 20 on front. Cattle rack 8x8x18. What have you? Btll Braha, e.-i ear Ksncn. cave junction. FOR EXCHANGE Real Esiat EXCHANGE California tor Oregon 1 acres. 8 houses. 89400. Debt 6750 R. Renfrew, 1996 Indianap- r' Ave . piverld, . Calif FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALS Apricots, excellent crop, sweet non-lrrlgated. Bring con tamers. 4'-,c lb. Tessltore Orch ards, Eagle Point. FOR SALE Roysl Ann cherries, any amount, best quality, low price for quirk sal. 233 South Riverside. aceaioro. FOR SALE Yellow transparent and Oravensteln. Trelchler, Central Paint. OLADIOLA BLOOMS, also Cnnls plant. Dressier a, 1107 East Main. Phone 3696. BEAUTY SHOP EQUIPMENT for sal. Inquire 619 South Central. FOR SALE Non-lrrl rated apricot. O L. Llndley, Cocker Butt road. Phone 8393. tOR SALE Small Hotpolnt electrle rsrr. traan, burner with coiia. 725 Alder. FOR SALE 60 Caterpillar and buil- doner. Sbult Bros. HEAL BCTS 5" eentrlfusal pump. 1500 gsl p. m.: 3 bicycles stream line; kerosene rsr.se with oven 6-v ft. upright acowcaec. Fie Hi. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Stak bed for truck. 10x7'. factory built. Used 6 month Priced to aelL Phone Armer. Allen Hot!. BOY8ENBERRIXS 5e. your con tainer. Fresh at all time. Weat Stewart. Ooodroed. FOR 6ALI olasa window and tram 67 Inches by 63 Inche. waahlng machln. Weatlughouae a tore, trash burner. Call 4149. FOREST FIR Direct from woods. 8 tier lot or over. 12-Inch 8200; 10-lncb 63.50. City Fuel. Tel. 4114. BIO DOUBLE LOAD Green Fir Slabs. 84.90. City Fuel. Phone 4114. ZENITH. America's tnos. usuable re frigerator. 6-year guarante speed Queei washers. Extra featurea Compare valuea. Pick Hardware FULLER BRUSHES. Phone 4914 OR SALE Green Fir Slab. Tele phone 6180, REAL BUYS la used clothing. 1408 no Riversid. across irom Bees Bakery FOR SALE Low priced lumber or any building materlala Call ua be fore you buy R O Stephenson Co Court and McAndrwa Tlphon 3000. House Ware. Beautiful Chromium Pyres, etc. Green sumps. Pick's WASHERS and Pumps, reconditioned priced to sell. Psrt and service on all mskee. Pick Hardware. PUMPS, Jacuszl os Meyers for every purpose. Gusranteed. Pick Hdwe PAINT NOW. Beautify with oeneral Prces ere lowest. Pick Hsrdwsr GARDEN and farm tools, bos. Low est price Lawn mower Get out demonstrator Pick Hardware MISCELLANEOUS BOWMAN BEAUTY SALON Phone 3188. 337 So. Central. COSMORAY 1 now located St 117 Laurel St. We formerly demon strated at 139 South Holly St. Free demonstrations dslly. No ob ligations. Oehlene. Phone 3B63. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR LEASE New building de signed for lunch room, with living quarter, in outatsndlng location at Junction of Red wood and Pacific highways. Grant Pas. Will leass partially equipped or wtu install modern equipment. Including fountain. Will accom modate counter with nine stools nd four tables. On banka of Rogue, opposite city park. Allen Realty Co., Grant Pass, Ore. FOR SALE Small sawmill with 64 lnch Mershan band saw. All ateem power. Frio 8900. V. Held, 1504 Oregon Ave., Klamath Falls. Or. AUTO CAMP SITE and trailer park, two-acre grove. In Ashland on 99. Priced for quick aale. Usual com mission to brokers. B. fi. Lay, Ash land. FOR SALE Sawmill, 15.000 capacity. Box 1075, New Review, Rose- burg, Oregon. FOR SALE Well equipped restau rant, going business, 61,500.00, Aahlsnd. Tribune Box 3341J PERSONAL Palmistry and Cryttal Reading. Ph. 3446. 408 Mountain Ave., Ashland CARD READINO dally. 344 B Central BUSINESS DIRECTORY Dressmaking nil FASHION SHOP-Dressmaking Put Remodeling, Button od Buckles covered Room 803 U 6 Natl Bank Bid; Tel 3931 Expert Window Cleaner. LET GEORGE DO IT Expert Window Cleaner General bouse cleaner, floor waxing paint ing. Geo. F Olrerd. Pbon 8994. DRESSMAKING Alteration, tailor ing. Katherllne Satterlee, Singer Shop 33 So. Grape. MONEY TO LOAN PAY ALL YOUR BILLS With Quick CASH LOAN AUTOMOBILE FURNITURE LIVESTOCK Terms to Suit You YOU WILL ENJOY DOING BUSINESS WITH OREGON FINANCE CO. W. Thomas, Mgr. Lie. No. 8-211 M-31T. 48 So. Central. Dial 443. Horn owned and managed. Since 1928. Roofing. WB REPAIR, or apply any type of roof. Pabco Roofinga, Bhinglea. coaunia and paint, new stock W'all Paper. Ekerson Paint and Roof Co . 8 So Bsrtlett Te! S3. Transfer. CITY TRANSFER at BTORAOI CO Household moving end generel hauling 39 S Orep Pbon 4664 day or night. BADS TRANSFER BTORAOI CO Office 18 South Fir. Phone 3828 Price right Service gusranteed DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAOI 40 S Fir Street. Insured Csrrler Local and Lone Oistsnc Hauling Phone 3888 FURNITURE MOVING AND STOR AGE We bv van moving equip ment for local and long dlatsne hullnf Dry nd clean store (concrete eulldlnal with special locker moms st low rstee SAMSON rTORAOt WAREHOUSE Phone n Venetian Blinds. tflNETIAii BLINDS Guaranteed steel or wjud Venetisn R.lnds 29c eq ft Installed Phone Burks Medtord Tt A- 4477 V- Closing time fur Too Lata to C:s Hil Ad 1 I Mi f. as. LEGAL NOTICES Notice Is hereby given that Eugene Thorndike has filed with the Clerk of tha County Court of the State of Oregon, in and for the County of Jack son, an application and petition praying lor an order ot the Court finding and determining Clarence E. Walbert to be a missing person and appointing said petitioner or some other suitable person to take charge and possession of all of his real and personal property and to manage and control the same under direction of the court: and that said court has fixed the 12th day of July. 1941, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock a. m. at the court room of said court in the court house at Medtord, Oregon, as the time and place for the hearing of said applica tion and petition and evidence offered in support of or In oppo sition thereto. By Order of the County Court of Jackson County, Ore gon. G. K. CARTER, Clerk. Notice Is hereby Riven that Eugene Thorndike has filed with the Clerk of the County Court of the State of Oregon, in and for the County of Jack son, an application and petition praying ior an order ol tne Court finding and determining Alta Eliza Walbert to be a miss ing person and appointing said petitioner or some other suit able person to take charge and possession of all of his real and personal property and to man age and control the same under direction of the court; and that said court has fixed the 12th day of July, 1941, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock a. m. at the court room of said court in the court house at Medford, Ore gon, as the time and place for the hearing of said application and petition and evidence of fered in support of or in oppo sition thereto. By Order of the Countv Court of Jackson County, Oregon. u. H. lAKTEK, Clerk. Prospect Prospect, July -3. (Spl.) James Dole built new slab conveyer at his mill and made other improvements last week. He installed an electric pump in a large spring near his mill, the water being piped to the seven tracts that local people bought from Mr. Dole in that vicinity. Mr. Nealy Bean, Mrs. Wsyne Grif fith, Mrs. Reuben Moore and Mis Clleen Moore wer In Medford Tuea d.y. Quests of Johnnie and Dorothy Palrchlld, the first ot the wsek. were their mother, Mr. Glen Pslrchlld, and son Glen. Jr., Mrs. Seford Gar route, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kelley and daughter, Sharon, of Butte Falls. Olen, Jr., remained to visit several days. Mr. and Mr. Allen Colllngwood took Charles Cleveland to Diamond Lake Monday, where he win work with Adlc Hsmmon cutting wood for the resort. Mr. and Mrs. Jo Baron and son, Tyral, have moved to the Fowler hous In Red Blanket district, and Mr. L. Fowler ha moved to Med ford. Mrs. Fred Mlddlebushsr has accept ed employment at the Prospect hotel. Charles B. Qry cam up from South San Francisco, last week-end and took hi family back with blm to make their home there. He employed In the hlpyards s a welder. Mr. and Mrs. BUI Askwltb and lit tle daughter. Undo Kay, former Prospect resident, now living In Cen tral Point where they own a grocery store, visited frlende and relatives here Sunday after a day'a outing at Diamond Lake and Rabbit Ear. Lee Merrlman completed hi new home and he and Mrs. Merrlman moved In Monday. Mr. and Mr. W. Zundell and sons moved wto the house vacated by the Merrlman. Uriah Oordan of McLeod apent Monday night with friend at Pros ACROftt L GUa.ll.ta covcrlnff f. Divisions of Hindu ao- datr a. Plant of tha tan famUy 14, mall aur- araa la. Mount! a creita tl. Btnflrif bird 7. TborougHtaxa: abbr. It, Bent out (0. MXMlX II. Vat n. Fronoaa 14. Iniet 15. Metal 17. Lai: eorott, form H Bi-Mhpiaea of Btborn ti. Cvartraan traaa tt. roida of cloth It Tba barb ova Si. DavoitT IS. Flower eloatar It Bordtrad 41. Pi. r trig card 4Z. Elllt si. Auction i 1 Seed con- tslnsr 44. Wasts matter t Bird s beak 4. Inside 14. Vsnlty 12. Old Dominion ststs: abbr. 81. Expand 15. Pleasant odor 47. Esp ate St. rvllndrlral (1 Most recent SO. Precipitated le crystals 7 p 13 U IS 14 I 7 18 W ' i k- 3 Tf Ti 1 25 ""73 " 13 Z, Tii 7 jT" 52 zf "5a if o" Ti T'5 S i ""-ST T""T2S 4 35 JT""3r" j T T5" pect. nd accompanied Mr. and Mr. J. H. Ortev on a trip to Medford Tuesday. Lawrence Trtbett and Bob Moooey went to Medford Tuesday to regis ter for selective service. According to word received her by friends ot Bob Beck, he arrived safe ly In Kodlsk, Alaska, and ha secured a good position with a construction company at Woman'a Bay. Mrs. James H. Orlev had a pleas ant aurprls Frtdsy svenlng whn on of her former high school teach ers. Mrs. Van Fleet, from Hood River, atoppped to visit, en route to the coast. Mrs. Frank Salter want to Medford Monday. Mia Calleen Moor spent a couple of days ths tint of th wk with Mis wuda Bedingtleld at Mulr creek. Kathleen Vestal of Reese creek 1 visiting her sister. Mrs. Lewi L. Jant xer. Among thos spending Saturday In Medford wer Mr. and Mr. Elmsr Clemen and daughter. Dorothy, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holsgang and Billy and Betty, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Kal ley, Teddy Jantaer, David Vestal, Alva Wright and Mr. Raymond Artmlr. Mr. and Mr. Jim wahrman and children, from Los Angeles, who r visiting relstlve on Elk creek, vis ited Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Clemens and Dorothy Tuesday afternoon. n rout from Diamond lak. Local friends of Ray Zosel, far mer euperlntendent of Proepect schools, were pleased to hear ot hi promotion In th Ford aaasmbly plant at Richmond. CaU from th maintenance department to the per sonnel department. Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard Horn pur chased a car last week from George Hathaway, who enlisted In th army air corps. Mr. and Mr. James Dol motored to Medtord Monday where the latter received medical attention. Women's Foreign Missionary soc iety met st th horn of Mr. James Dol Tuesday. Attending wer Mr. L. L. Ollnes and dsughters. Miss Mary, and Mrs. Lloyd Johnson, Mrs. Leslie Dunagan, Mra. Stanley Jantwr and Mrs. Olen Dol. Spending the week-end with Mr. nd Mrs. E. B. Rlppon wer Mr. and Mr. C. B. Rlppon and daughter Elinor, and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Smith ot Yreka, Cel. Miss Margsret Hebrsrd. of Ssllnla, Cal, who has been visiting her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Cms Dlts worth for the past week, left for Roeeburg for a few days with rela tive before returning home. Big Applegate Big Applegate, July 3. (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. John Rankin and son. Kenneth, of Silverton Oregon, former residents of the Ruch district, are spending the week with friends and relatives In Southern Oregon. At present they are guests at the home of Mrs. Rankin s nephew, nay Offenbacher. They also mo tored to WilderviUe to visit Charles Buhman, formerly of Ruch. Upper Applegst grangers ' are making preparations for a big Fourth of July danc at thalr hall Friday night. Week nd guest at th horn of Mrs. Maud Kubll Included Mr. and Mrs. Altord Kubll. Mr. and Mr. Chss tsr KuniL and Mrs. Emma Horton of Junction City. Rev. D. D. Randall of Medford will hold services at Upper Applegate Grang hall Sunday, July 6, at 10 a. m. A Sunday School win be organ' ised, ind everyone 1 Invited. Harlcy Hall will return to San Diego next week after spending a un day leave from the U. 8. Navy here with his mother, Mr. Orac Hall. Mis Ev Couch Is In a Medford hospital receiving treatment for a broken shoulder austslned when eh fell at the home of Miss Issle McCully In Jackaonville, where b had re mained for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Boyd and two dsughters left lest week for Ban Diego after (pending several week her with Mrs. Boyd' sister, Mra AfTRjE DTE EATTTClS NIC EQTlAl mn olutlen Of Vtlrdy'8 Puttie OOWN 4. Psrtlsl 8. Fo 8. Injurls 1. Star thistle . A Censtsllstloa 8. Caus t go 10. Ueaaure tt vrsignt IL Constrtaeat art It. Olossr fa arte 15. Fsrenn alrgl vertaat tt. Wearing a sralat 34. Ofterater of a amu vessel M. Farts of ehurchs 18. Kafur to. Msl shee It Uewellen wrestb 18. River Id Vie. g'nls 14. aledlelnaJ plsnt IT. BenouB 11 t'sners te an other sitting W. Uft 40. Lostereg ta VS1US tt Buss mythical 6 rd 4 t-oves weekly ST. Alarm sn;aU M. aourcs of S'lrar II TrurkSs 5t. Sift y 54, Cry of ta eat . Bprtngy 1 Bring up r educate . 8. ttonksy LlO66fSP A v on It K v e tToU el! PTAjT 6DC PiA 6'g'Alfc PH'IPC1 AjK EHSIETPv II AIL "tpPlEtRQofirVN 6E a'nItaOMAT ssttgjsf N I ' 1 1 1 riSBptflBlT E D S ACflui&tEPE RfejEll a'nPe p l AiqEPM A p0teET6 A I L iPJEllj. MEf nJiTne Iurns rTeis" tJn e e Jl Ef o Arraigned in - i v. o yll''"" Among the 32 persons arrested In the government's big spy hunt ware these four, who with 21 others, were arraigned in Brooklyn, N. Y., federal court. Top. left to right, Herman Lang, who pleaded Innocent, and Axel Whaller-HUl, who pleaded guilty. Botton. left to right, Rene Mesenen, and Hartwig Rich ard Kleiss, the Utter pleaded guilty. Arch! West. Mr. and Mrs. came her from Oklahoma. Boyd THE GRANGE Upper Applegate Grange Upper Applegate Grange met In regular session June 24 with 32 members present. Work day was set for Wednes day to prepare for 4th of July. There will not be a community picnic as had been planned. The grange will sponsor dance the 4th ot July night. Mrs. John Black was elected lecturer due to resignation of Mra. Maud Port. We are sorry to loose our former lecturer but feel sure Mra. Black will be successful in her new office. Next Grange meeting will be the presenting of the Agate by Jacksonville Grange. DEPERWFOR Washington, July S. (IP) Se lective service narrowed its age limits today with the blanket deferment of all men 28 years of age or older not now In training. The effect of the order was to make only those from 21 through 27 liable to year's duty with the army in the fu ture, and It Increased the like lihood of an early call for many of the 730,000 young men who registered yesterday. TO GET TRAINING Moscow, July 3. UPi The Soviet Russian cabinet ordered general, compulsory training of civilians today for air and gas defense. The order applied to all men between the ages of 14 and 60 and women from 18 to 80 years old. The civilians were summoned for training In factories, schools and homes under supervision of the air raid defense society, Oso- vlachlm, and the local air raid defense section of the NKVD the Russian state police. Special training is to be pro vided for children from eight to 18 years old. SOVIETGRATEFUL FORUMTITUDE Moscow, July 3. WPr The soviet government expressed satisfaction and gratitude to the United States today for recent American government state ments of it stand on the Russian-German war. 8. A. Lozovsky, vice commis sar of foreign affairs, acting as spokesman for tha Kremlin, told a press conference that acknowl edgment of declarations by Pres ident Roosevelt, Navy Secretary Frank Knox and Undersecretary of State Sumner Welles would be made both at Moscow and Washington i RUSSIAN CITIZENS Spy Probe r I (st;-. a$ i.. ? Co-Ed Accused Lieut. A. Blake Mason, depu ty sheriff, questions Ann Marie Hanssen, 22, San Diego. Calif, state college co-ed, who was ac cusad of killing two newly-bora babies In the last 14 months. Un- darshsrift Bert Strand said the girl admitted killing both In fenta soon after she had given birth to them unattended in the home of great aunt in San Diego. HOOVER REPEATS Washington. July 3. W) rormer President Herbert Hoo ver reasserted In telegram made public here today de termination never again to ac cept public office. The telegram was given out by Raymond S. Richmond, as sociated with Hoover in Euro pean relief efforts. Richmond had asked for Hoover's com ment on a New York Daily News editorial suggestion that the former president be nomi nated for the presidency as a non-interventionist candidate. "I have telegraphed follow ing to the New York Daily News." Hoover wired. "I feel greatly complimented by your editorial of yesterday, I have announced frequently and irrevocably that I would never again accept public offic, and my age, compared to the youth necessary to that position, should be of sufficient confir mation of this view. I am send ing this as I feel it is Important that that issue should have no color of politics." f French Protest Beirut, Lebanon, July 3. The French mandate govern ment today addressed a strong protest to the American govern ment against what was described as "terroristic" British bombard ments of te., r "j-T' m wen t (T r h' I 4 Meteorological Report I By V. i. WEATHER HI HEAP Forecast Medford end vicinity: Partly cloudy tonight and Friday; scattered thun der showers In surrounding moun tains; llttl eheng In temperature. Oregon: Partly cloudy tonight and Friday; scattered thunder shower In aat portion tonight: fog or low cloud persisting along cosst; ltttla change In Umperature; moderate northwesterly winds offshore. Local Data Temperature a year ago today: blgheet 90, loweat 68. Total monthly preclpttlon. non; deficiency for the month, .06 inche. Total precipitation sine Septem ber 1, 1940, 3060 Inchee; excess for th season, 3 06 Inche. Relative humidity st 8 p. m. yes terday 35 percent; 6 a. m. today 87 percent. Tomorrow: sunrise 4:41 a. m, sun set 7:50 p. m. Observations Taken at 4:50 a. m. lto Merldlaa Tim. Jl onr 55 88 89 55 88 89 88 57 79 89 63 80 49 88 88 84 87 SO 70 88 m p Cloudy .00 P Cloudy oa Cloudy JJ1 Clear M Cloudy M P Cloudy M Cloudy M P Cloudy .00 P Cloudy .00 P Cloudy XX Clear .00 Cloudy M P Cloudy J0O Rain M P Cloudy T Cloudy AO F Cloudy .00 P Cloudy .19 P Cloudy J00 P Cloudy Roseburg 74 Salt Lak 87 Ban Francisco 09 Seattle , 77 Spokane 89 Wash, D. 0 74 Yakima 98 ,s. Washington. July 3. l Secretary Knox flatly stated to day that no American vessels on Atlantic patrols had engaged in convoying, had become in volved in combat, had suffered any loss of life In their crews or any loss of equipment. The question of patrol opera tion was raised at a press con ference at which the navy chief also was interrogated about crit icism in cot.gress on his demand this week that the United States seize on the present moment to sweep "the German menace" from the Atlantic. Asked whether It would "be fair to say you are sticking by your guns on the speech," Knox boomed: "Yes, of course." Foand Dead Under Car. Toledo, era, July 1. (API A passerby found th body of O. A. Steele, Toledo mschanlo, under an automobll which he bad bean re Pairing yetrday. Shock from a short-circuited extension cord found beside the body was blanud tor th desth. Logger Killed. Contains, or, July 8 (AF) Charles Crampton was killed and hie oom pnlon logger, Clinton, Blnett, Injured by a falling limb on Starr creek yesterday. Slnstte's injurs were not serious. ' Pastor Drowns. Salem, July . (AP) Ber. Owen Williams, 34, drowned while awlmtngj In th Willamette river tut night. Faster of the Itoaedal Friends church, toutb of Salon), be earn her a year ago from Wapato, Wash. Plan New Bridge. Olympla, Wash, July I, (AP) Oovsrnor Langll announced today that Burrell Banta, new director of highways, has been authorised to draft plan for a new Marrowa bride pan iwar Taooma. Travel Table AIRPLANES Northbound Leav Malls Close 4:89 a. m. 1:47 a. m. 13 .07 p nv 11:33 a m. 48 pes (Flag stop) No Mall ID p. a. 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