MEDFOKD MATTJ TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON. TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1941.
PAGE SEVEN
LOCAL and
From Ashland Mr. and Mrs.
Aubrey Milei and son Billy of
Ashland were visitors In Med
ford yesterday afternoon.
9
Arrive For Visit Miss Betty
Miller of Tracy, Cal., arrived
here by train today for a visit
at the home of Mrs. K. V.
James, 215 Cottage street.
Visits Brother Leon Hanna
of San Francisco is visiting at
the home of his brother and sister-in-law,
Judge and Mrs. H.
K. Hanna, Jacksonville.
Return Junior Ayres. John
M. Saulsberry, Fred Metzger
and Ancil Gunter, Jacksonville,
have returned home after mo
toring to Los Angeles where
they spent the holiday week-end
visiting friends.
Home Next Week Dr. and
Mrs. Frank Roberts, Route 1, are
expected to return home next
week after a motor trip to West
Virginia. Dr. Roberts will be in
his office in the Medford Center
building after July 14.
To Bend Mr. and Mrs. Rus
sell Davis have been transferred
from Newport to Bend where Mr.
Davis is employed with the Ore
gon state employment service.
They are former Medford resi
dents. To Describe Trip The Ash
land loop drive through Rogue
River national forest will be
described in a radio broadcast
over the state-owned station
KOAC, Corvallis. Friday at 9
p.m. The script is being prepared
at Rogue River national forest
headquarters.
Flying North Lleuts. B. E.
Carmack and A. R. Bailey stop
ped at Medford municipal air
port yesterday to have their Vul
tee training plane refueled. They
arrived from Hamilton field,
San Rafael, Cal., and departed
for Columbia airport, Portland.
Their home station is Goodfel-
low field, Texas.
En Route South I. B. Lowe
and his son Gordon of Portland
called this morning upon Ernest
R. Gilstrap of 35 Geneva street.
They were on their way to Yre
ka, Cal., on business. Mr. Lowe
is Mr. Gilstrap's brother-in-law.
He conducts Lowe's coffee shop,
a popular eating place at 1810
West Lovejoy street, Portland.
Minor Accident Cars opera
ted by Margaret H. Carpenter
of 29 South Peach street and El
bert W. Barnum of 328 North
Oakdale avenue were involved
in a minor accident at Fourth
street and North Central avenue
yesterday afternoon and after
the collision the Barnum car
struck a parked machine regis
tered to w. D. Plumlev of 1501
North Riverside avenue, a re
port on file said today. Damage
to the cars was said to have
been minor.
DANCE
Wednesday Night
ORIENTAL GARDENS
In Honor
Medford Soldiers
at Ladles and
3 I Soldiers Free
Sponsored by American Legion.
AU receipts to soldier mess
funds.
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A THE ONE AND ONLY
FATS
WALLER
AND HIS
Orchestra
ARMORY
Klamath Falls
WEDNESDAY, July 9
Ladles SV Gentlemen n.lo
Prlref Include Tav.
An electric organ will
be installed so "Fats"
can entertain with some
organ solos.
deaf:
At last
hard
aid at
AIR CONDl'CTIOM
A TINY E.R PirXE
IV THE CAR
THE
Models
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All Onr Aids are Small. Ltsht. Compact and Inron.pleoona.
St thf New Vacuum Tub Hearing Aid
THE DURATRON
A remarkable new advancement In hearlnt aide. Oaaranteed to make
Ton hear In the THrtTRC. MOVIE. In CHI RCH. LECTIRES, RADIO,
etc. coet one-third leea than other nationally known veennm aid.
8 Also lh SiWr Ear!
No matter whether yon art mint an Instrument or oo, set these aids
todavi
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ractorv repreeentatlie will t here Dave Onl.
WtdntdT. Thursday. Friday, July HH1
DR. R. A.
Chlroprartle and
PERSONAL
To Inspect George H. Fields,
Medford CCC district education
al adviser, departed today on an
inspection tour of camps In the
eastern zone. He will return
Friday morning.
Assigned T. Claude Baker,
formerly educational adviser at
Camp South Umpqua Falls, de
parted today for Camp Wimer
where he was temporarily as
signed for duty. Mr. Baker has
been attending the CCC subal
tern school here.
Selected Joseph E. McGin
nls, a student at the CCC subal
tern school here, received a call
in the mall last night from his
selective service board at Rome,
Ga., McGlnnis was to depart this
afternoon to report to his local
board for immediate induction
into the army upon his arrival
at Rome.
School Ends Medford CCC
district's third subaltern school
was completed last night. Staff
Officer Andrew J. Hemstreet
awarded certificates of comple
tion to 17 students. Two pre
vious schools have been held
here. Men who successfully
complete the training course are
placed on the eligible list for
active work In CCC camps as
subalterns or Junior administra
tors. Deputy Returns Paul Han-
lin, U. S. deputy marshal here
returned this morning from
Portland whither he took two
prisoners Sunday. The- men
transferred to the Multnomah
county Jail were Boyd Jackson,
Jr., 22, Klamath Indian chareed
with the first degree murder of
his brother, Nathaniel, 30, and
uan McEvoy, 81. Klamath Falls
charged for the fourth time with
the sale of liquor to Indians. The
men had been held In the county
Jail here pending their transfer
to Portland.
Confer Hero Carl Deffen.
baugh and L. C. Roberts, equip
ment inspectors from the north
west regional U. S. forester's of-
lice at Portland, H. A. Mullin.
mechanical engineer in charge
of the central repair shop at
neaaing, cat., and E. E. Silva
assistant mechanical engineer at
tne California regional forester's
office at San Francisco, left this
morning for Redding after an
overnight stay on the Rogue
raver national forest. Thev con
ferred yesterday with Karl L.
Janouch, supervisor of Rogue
River national forest, and made
an Inspection of equipment and
procedures at the South Fork
CCC camp late In the day,
Transferred W. R. Cumley
of Grants Pass, retired chief
machinist's mate who recently
returned to active service, today
took up his new duties as as
sistant to Jack M. Carpenter, re
cruiter in charge of the navy's
recruiting station in the Medford
federal building. Mr. Cumley
takes the place of D. E. Schreib-
er, retired chief boatswain
mate who has been on active
duty at the recruiting office
here since last December and
who left with his wife yesterday
for Astoria whither he had been
transferred to open a new re
cruiting station. Mr. Cumley and
I his wife have taken the resi
dence occupied by Mr. and Mrs.
Schreifer, 105 North Oakdale
Plane Passengers H. Klehm
et arrived from San Francisco,
by United Mainliner this noon.
Mrs. H. Hawkes departed for
Spokane, Wash. Forenoon plane
arrivals from Portland were F.
Raster and T. Farlow. Departing
on the same plane were T. Ross,
to Sacramento, and H. Isaacson,
to Oakland, Cal. Mrs. R. Sim
mons arrived from Sacramento
on the early morning Mainliner.
B. Rolfe arrived from Portland
midnight Monday. W. Conover
left for Sacramento on the same
plane. Martin Luther, Jr., left
or Portland on the night plane.
W. Ward arrived from Portland
on the evening plane. Miss M.
Leavltt departed for Los Ange
les. F. Collin arrived from Oak
land on the afternoon plane. De
parting for Portland were J.
Peixotto and V. Vettel.
Cloelne time tor Too Late to Clas-
1 sir; Adi Is 1 SO p. m.
. . . Good news tor all who are
of hearing! A New hearlns
a rou every one ran afford!
DYNAMIC EAR
as Low as ...
$35
No BMrls No Wirsl
HEDGES
3
Naioropathle Ph'Hclan
Roxy Thriller
a a
Popular Walter Pidgeon is
starred again as Nick Carter in
Sky Murder, which comes to
the Roxy Theatre for tomorrow
night and Thursday night as the
added thrill-feature with "Seven
Sinners," starring Marlene Diet
rich.
Thrilling Drama Of
Indian Ocean Pearl
Diving Booked Here
The Rlalto Theatre announces
the booking of the sensational
real-life nature adventure film,
The Shark Woman" at the
Main street theatre to open
Thursday for three day run.
Filmed entirely in the Indian
Ocean, the amazing picture re
veals the lives of the native
pearl divers on the Malaysian
Island a part of the many
shark-infested islands located in
the Indian Ocean.
The story tells of the hazards
faced everyday by the men who
earn their living by diving for
pearls in the briny deep. In this
particular island it is tribal cus
tom that what the man does
the woman must also do to prove
her loyalty and devotion. The
story takes a young native out
to sea on a pearl diving expedi
tion with his new found love
stowed away on board with his
younger brother. On arrival at
the pearl beds the young brother
is lost overboard and devoured
by a man-eating shark. The
young adonis leaps over the side
of the boat and with knife in
hand swims after the shark to
get his revenge by death. His
brave young sweetheart follows
him and together they battle the
shark and in a climax that is
far more thrilling than anything
fiction can conceive, they sub
due the giant man-eater.
A highlight of the film Is said
to be a battle between a mighty
octopus and a man-eating shark
filmed under water and shown
on the screen as a portion of the
film, "The Shark Woman".
Attention is also called to the
display of island relics In
Adrienne's North Central Street
window loaned by Dorothy
Pruitt of Medford who gathered
the articles on a trip to the In
dian Ocean with her husband a
few years ago. Most discussed is
the Mayaloiseto! shark on dis
play there. It is the most unus
ual specie of shark in that it has
scales but the real authenticity
of its type Is left entirely to the
imagination.
Closing time for Too Late to Clas
sify Ada Is 1:30 p. m.
Mtcs Only 6:45 -B:U 21c Inc. ta.t
Kiddles toe Anytime
ucslij uicuiui;
In another
"bomMhfll"
nt action!!
TOMORROW
NITE AND
THURS. NITE
HYSTERY! CHILLS! THRILLS!
w Walter WgwnML
w ee "Hta Caner" I
Neweat of Nick K . J
Ctrttrt adven- j
Last Tim Tonight!
t st icri
"Meet John Doe"
Walter Brennan is one of the
chief supporting players with
Gary Cooper in Frank Capra's
"Meet John Doe," which opens a
four-day run tomorrow at the
Craterian Theatre.
Produced and directed by
Capra, with the screen play by
his equally famous collaborator.
Robert Riskin, "Meet John Doe"
tells the story of a poor, young
"The Prisoner of
We
Ronald Colman and Madeleine
Carroll as Rasscndyll and Prin
cess Flavia, the charming lovers
of "The Prisoner of Zenda,"
which returns by popular de
mand to the Rialto Theatre for
today and tomorrow only on
their "Rialto Re-Issue Days"
PLANS FOR RUSSIAN
AID GOING SMOOTHLY
Washington, July 8. (JP)
Acting Secretary of State Sum
ner Welles said today that plans
for American aid to Soviet Rus
tarti
THURSDAY
for 3 big days!
NATURE IN THE
RAW.. ..AND AS
DARING AS IT IS
SENSATIONAL!
NO RAISE IN PRICESI
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Here Wednesday
man fighting for a popular idea.
He is a typical American and
like "Mr. Deeds'" he has an in
estimable amount of difficulty
trying to get his idea acrosa
without people thinking him
slightly touched in the head.
Barbara Stanwyck is co-
starred with Cooper, with Ed
ward Arnold, Spring Byington.
Gene Lockhart and many other
favorites also featured.
Zenda" Showing
program. Colman plays a dual
role In the Anthony Hope novel
in which Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
is also importantly cast as the
dashing Rupert of Hentzau.
Others in the re-issue are Mary
Astor, C. Aubrey Smith, Ray
mond Massey, David Niven and
Montague Love.
sia were proceeding rapidly and
effectively.
Welles said that Constantine
Oumansky, the Soviet ambassa-
DASHING!
RECKLESS!
THRILLING!
Th moat popular adeentur
o( 1937 llras again on th
sorttn . with a east that
will milfi vaur haart sounds
with xcitamtntll
j ' Back
11 I "
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VCI TODAY I r o h i o !
WED. I ICOLMAIIl
1
dor, had conferred with him and
with Assistant Secretary Dean
Acheson on plans to place soviet
orders in this country and that
they were now down to the
point of discussing details.
Too Late to Classify
VACANCY furnished apartments.
iw w,n Main.
FOR SALE Lady's riding- saddle.
ooa enepe. 01a norm Riverside.
WANTED Chevrolet truck, IMj-ton.
jvns wneejoeee, not Olaer man
1934. muet be In good condition.
Joe Kantor. a mile eaat ol Phoe
nix. Route 4, Box 3S7.
POR SALE Archery equipment.
rnone eeef.
POR RENT Apartment. S34 Apple.
LOCAL COTS, nice large onaa at se
pouna. Bring yotir oontainer. City
Ltmita fruit stand. South Pacific
Highway, next to 8. O. S. plant.
POR SALE Retail grocery location
in tne renter or a live city in
Rogue P.iver valley on Highway SO
Stock and fixtures about S1S00 00.
A good opportunity for a man
who knowa the retail grocer buel-n'-aa.
p. o. Box SI, Medford, Ore.
CARPENTERS and BUILDERS. New
and repair. Remodeling a apeclalty.
Call Prrrla St Rugg for animate.
Phone 38.SO.
FOR SALE Two and three-year-old
saoaie noreee. oenuo ouemeey
cow, bred. P. A. Henry, Browns-
boro.
ONE 8-horse power gas engine. Cheap.
uia raciric rllgnway at Beau Lane.
LARGE LOCAL COTS. All you want
at ao. Bring your container. Tneee
are good clean cote. City Ltmtta
mm stand, next to s. O. 8. plant.
POR SALE One golden and one
oiacK cocaer spaniel peaigreea pup
pies. V. D. Chamberlen, Jackson
ville Highway, Box 133-A.
WANT chickens, turkeya, eprlcote. for
lurnmire repairing ana upnoieter
Ing. Phone 3SOS.
FOR SALE Brand-new modern flTO
room hom, 14 kcrM. Alfalf and
iaa.no ciowr. A-i cment founda
tion. Jrrttratd. Nw oreaaun pump
Cowa and chlckna. Pencd and
crosft-rencevi. All new outbulld.nn.
Newly furnlshrd, frlftdtln. Beat
bur In the Taller. Terme. Reason
able. Parties leaving, immediate pot
able, partlea leaving, immediate
poMeaaion. Don c miaa tnn bargain,
home. Paved atreet. Cloae In.
FrWldalr. Dlr up M00. move In
Total price 27M. Balance 23.50
per monin. Cheaper tnan rent.
Also eltrht arree alfalfa and clover.
Modern 5-room house. Also one
4-roora modern houM. Two lovely
home. Barn, chicken house, plen
ty water, beet of aoll. Total price,
3VX. 93000 down, balance like
rent. rioe in on paved highway.
Alo 4 acres, e-room modern houae.
Irrigated, city water. On BO hlfh
way. Immediate poaae union. 93700.
Alao 5-room modern home, paved
atreet. A anapi aiooo. pay ewu
down and move in. Balance iaaw,
Including taxee and interest.
Also aeveral good city and suburban
homes, city water, paved street.
I MX) down. 1 20 per month. Cheaper
than rent.
Also a suburban store doing fme
business, living quarters and gas
station. For sale SlflOO, or lease
30 per month. City water.
Also several acreages. AO acres, 900
acres and 900 acres. No raise la
prloes. For evervthln In real estate
see DALT kudekjo
730 West 9nd.
Square dealings to all.
MADELEINE CARROLL
hut iJToi mil inm - i
iatmoii MiiiET e. Aoun imiti
tun i
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, Jr:
Rupert a Hmtatiu
A "Rialto R-Issu Day" Smash
by Popular Demand
rVEXINO
Adoltt Soe In. Ul
Klddlet-Ie
rest SULS Truck, tractor: Jersey
cow, rrean'. i doss arum, comer
1th and Cherry, Central Point.
Nelson.
POR RENT toe Boxea, Soe per
monm. vauey ruei to. Tel. 3370.
Pcm RETTT Sleeping rooms, loot
wees Main.
BLOX Big Rough, part dry. Pull !
oea, as. Meaiora rueu lei. sin. 1
WANTED Reliable, erperteneed au
per service man. bhuv job, good
pa? to right man. Address Box
oa eo Mall Tribune.
TWO TOT StTEPHERD female pup-
pica to give away, rnone aiao.
POR SALE Apiioota. C. T. Hlgdon,
rem veiier, stout, a, box 321,
Medford.
POR 6 ALE A-room house and 4 lota.
Near Junior High. Out-of-town
owner, here few days. Bargain If
taken at once. Some terme. Box
41 1 e'o Tribune
POR RENT Thla beautiful new du
plex, 11 Tripp.
BOYSENBERRTES. Oet youra now.
wees oiewart. oooqroaq.
AUCTION SALE every Saturday at
rvTiiion north Meaiora. commenc
ing at 1:00 p. m. For the con
venience of eonelgnora having cat
tle to teat we will teat cattle
Thursday a. m. and vaccinal
hogs Friday p. m. Alwaya attend
the auction" . . . where buyer and
aeller meet. Southern Oregon Llve
atock Auction Co. Col. A. H. Dud
ley (Auet.) Phone MM.
aTlSS ELLIOTT HERS for Card Read.
Inf. 344 South Central.
COMPLETR reetaurant equipment for
aaia. boi sooo TriDune.
APRICOTS, a centa on tree. Stacy,
Hlllereas.
WAN t eli work of any kind. Store
and ranch experience. Telephone
74ST Ashland.
APRICOTS, large, clean. Soma tree-
ripened ready to can. D. 14. Dow,
Coker Butte Road.
TAKEN UP near Central Point. July S
Two nay noreee, about a yeare.
Owner please contact sheriff's Of
fice. POR SALE 4-year-old gentle work
mere, s-year-oid oou. n w. van
Rise, Route 4, Box 174, South Pa
cific Highway.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS. CM Bau
er Apartmenta, 3S North oakdale.
TOUNO BUSINESS WOMAN wanta
eomeon. to chare modern apart
ment for aummer. Tel. 4116.
FOR SALS Weaner pla and 1 brood
eow. utiver Martin , turiiana noaa.
4 miles north Central Point.
FOR SALS
4-room nous, vrlth bath, cement
foundation, urge encioeea porcn,
garage, lanre vegetable garden,
frapea, fruit treea end ahade, near
arhool. Price. S17M.0O, Including
gumltur.
Alao
301 acres, M arree Irrigated, free
water, good xrea soil, creek runa
through plaoe, seta of bulldlnga,
Including all machinery, some
stock and hay. tsooo oo.
L. O. PICKELL
1 South Bartlett
LET me kill your termite. Phone
esaa. Mcoonagia.
FOREST FIR Direct from woods,
i tier lot or over, 12-inch sa 00,
16-lnch S3 0. city Fuel. Tel. 4114.
WE BUT POULTRY and EOOS at
your ranch. Phont ua before you
sell. Lone pin Poultry Co. Phone
can.
INCOMPARABLE CAPRA! INIMITABLE
COOPER! IRRESISTIBLE STANWYCK!
GARY
(C00PER
BARBARA
STANWYCK
FRANK CAPRA S
JOHtl DOE
EDWARD ARNOLD
WALTER BRENNAN
SPRING BYINGTON
JAMES GLEASON
GENE LOCKHART
hews l:4-:4a-0:a Mats: M -
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FOR SALS Oood team, weth 1 900.
O. T. Hifdon. Pern Valley, Route ,
Box Ml, Med lord.
BIO DOUBLE LOAD Green Fir Slabs.
S440. City Fuel. Phone 4114.
P. & A. LOANS quickly, efficiently
handled Mark Ooldy Agency.
ATTENTION!
V '
Opportunity Is knocking
on th door oi prospaetlv.
used car buyers who want
th bast valu potslbl.
Skinner Is offering many
special Talue that cannot
ba duplicated undT prte
nt condltlonsl
1937 Packard
Sedan. Motor complttaly
oyarhaultd. A iJQfa
real buy at 499
1939 De Soto
Stdan. OvardrW. hatr.
radio. . Vary
clean
745
1936 Chevrolet
Standard 4-door Stdan.
Black. OQC
Sptcisl prlc.. gta3w
1936 Ford
Sport Coup. Radio and
haattr. Buy It OQC
now at aCww
1936 Terraplane
2-door Sedan.
'245
Btlow book prlc
QXLmilER'Q
GARAGE
Bulck GMC Trucks
Phono 2740
Togathor they maka
hraom that spall
"Prltct Entrtainmnt"
4 days starting
TOMORROW
DS IOXIOHT: '
Th Lady from
CHEYENNE"
with Ltretts Toting
lSe - te tree: tOe-tSc-lSe ta. tas
Telephone tltw
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