MEDFORD MATL TRTBUNE, MEPFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY IS, 194f.
PAGE SEVEN
LOCAL and
Slop Kara Mr. and Mrs.
Bertram B. Schatz of Seattle,
Wash., stopped here today while
en route to Yosemlte national
park In California where they
will enjoy a brief vacation.
Council Meeting The city
council will hold its regular
semi-monthly meeting at 7:30
tonight. The session will be
held as usual in council cham
bers on the top floor of city
hall.
Here For Harvest Dr. and
Mrs. H. P. Poston of Pasadena,
"Cal., are guests at the C. C.
Hoover home on Route 4 where
they arrived Sunday to remain
until completion of the harvest
of the lotus seed crop. Dr.
Poston Is interested with Mr.
Hoover in large production of
lotus seed in the Eagle Point
area. ,
" Minor Accidents Marcus E.
Tingle of 304 South Central
avenue and Fred Spaur of 302
McAndrews road drove cars
Involved in a slight mishap at
North Front and Third streets
last evening, a report on file
said today. Clarence Tedrick of
Route 4 and Thomas Williams
of 116 Chestnut street drove
cars involved in a slight mishap
at Crater Lake highway and
Jackson boulevard last evening,
" according to a report on file
today.
To Conference Ma). Irvln A.
Robinson, Medford CCC district
commander, departed last night
by train for San Francisco to
attend a three-day conference
of army officials, Washington
representatives, and other CCC
officials. The conference will
be held at the Presidio of San
Francisco on current CCC prob-
V lems. Philo D. Smith, district
executive officer, is in com
mand of the Medford district
during Robinson's absence.
At Airport Arrivals yester
day afternoon at Medford mu
nicipal airport included Lieut.
R. M. Lawrence, Oakland, Cal.,
to Fort Lewis, Wash., in a
Douglas observation plane, with
Prvt. L. A. Smart as a pas
senger; and Capt. C. L. Hamil
ton, from Hamilton field, San
Rafael, Cal., and return in a
Lockheed ' cargo plane. With
Capt. Hamilton were Ma, L. L,
Phillips, Capt. Ray Nelson, Tech
nical Sgt. C. Kratzer and Staff
Sgt. M. D. Curry. The 20th pur
suit group of Hamilton field is
camping on the Rogue river
near here.
, Move North Mr. and Mrs.
T Mark L. McCoy of 111 Wash
ington street left today to estab
lish their home in the vicinity
of Seattle, Wash. They planned
to spend a week on the coast
before proceeding to Seattle to
visit their son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Dryer.
Mr. and Mrs. McCoy have re
sided here about 18 years, Mr.
McCoy being employed most of
that time by the Mail Tribune
as a linotype operator. The Mc
Coy residence here has been
bought by Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Gilstrap, 35 Geneva street.
New Residence L. R. Schoet
tler applied at the city building
inspector's office yesterday for
a permit to construct a new
residence and private garage at
35' Berkeley Way at a stated
cost of $6,000. Chester Woods
applied for a permit to con
struct a four-room residence at
127 Tripp street at a stated cost
of $1,000. Mabel H. Wright of
, 614 West 11th street applied for
a permit to remodel at a stated
cost of $500. H. L. Brown of
48 North Orange street applied
for a permit to add to his garage
at a stated cost of $250.
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FORD PICKUP SPECIAL 37 Model. Al condi
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PERSONAL
At Convention Eugene J.
Hamilton, clerk in the Medford
CCC district educational advis
er's office, is attending the Pa
cific Coast International Asso
ciation of Law Enforcement
Officers' convention in Portland
which opened yesterday. Mr.
Hamilton was expected to re
turn to Medford tonight.
Girl Born Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert Jones of 309 East Jackson
boulevard received word today
of the birth of a girl to Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Stewart of Van
couver, Wash. Mrs. Stewart,
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jones, was Ethel Jones before
her marriage.
Actor Here Leo Carrillo,
Hollywood cinema star, stopped
briefly at Medford municipal
airport today while en route
from Portland to California by
United Mainliner. Carrillo had
been attending the convention
of law enforcement officers in
Portland where he acted as
master of ceremonies at sta
dium shows and parade grand
marshal.
Camps Listed Available at
Rogue River national forest
headquarters in the federal
building are copies of a mimeo
graphed list of all improved
camps in the national forests
of Oregon. Copies may be pro
cured without cost. Useful in
formation is given, including
the location of each camp, the
improvements, nearest town,
condition of the roads leading
to the camp and special attrac
tions. Also listed is a small
number of hotel and resort ac
commodations available in the
national forests of Oregon.
Home From Trip Mr. and
Mrs. H. G. Wilson, 7 Chestnut
street, have returned from a six
weeks' motor trip to Chicago
and other mid-western points.
En route east they stopped to
visit their son David Hilbert
Wilson of St. Paul, Minn., who
is an engineer for the Great
Northern Iron Ore company,
having been with the company
for 21 years. They ran into
beautiful summer weather, de
void of any extreme heat, and
many times, Mr. Wilson report
ed, he found an overcoat com
fortable. Plane Passengers H. Bunker
arrived from San Francisco this
noon by United Mainliner. Leav
ing for Portland were C. E.
Stewart and Mrs. F. Humphreys
Arriving from Portland on the
forenoon plane were Chauncey
Florey, F. Taylor, W. Barnett,
u. JS. Johnson. Dr. C. W. Lem-
ery. B. Thumbler and B. Alex
ander. Departing were Mr. and
Mrs. E. Mattoon and Mr. and
Mrs. S. Anderson, to Los An
geles, and Mrs. T. Roscoe and
S. Crow, to Oakland, Cal.
Florey left for Portland on the
early morning plane. Arriving
from Portland last midnight
were H. Bush and A. Morris.
H. Devereaux left for Portland
last night. Arriving on the eve
ning plane were J. Callahan
and C. Arveson, from Portland,
and O. Horner, from Seattle.
Departing were R. Buell and
C. Coray. to San Francisco, and
George Webb, to Oakland. E.
Bronson arrived from San Fran
cisco on the afternoon plane
yesterday. Leaving for Detroit
via Portland were G. James and
A. James.
Fire Strips Advised '
Corvallis, July 15. (P)
Early plowing of firex strips
around fields is particularly im
portant this year because of the
unusually heavy grass growth
on surrounding pasture and
range lands, according to agri
culture officials of Oregon State
college.
Ton can pick any ens of our
used cars ant be tare of a
lock? sating. For the kl( price
advantage joo get fey During
your osed) car here aaturca
reputation-barked dependabil
ity aa well. Choose a smart
model In perfect condition for
thousands of miles of road
reliability!
Luxa Sedan looks and runs
$595
$319
PLYMOUTH
CLYDE A. MAM OF
ASHLAND SUCCUMBS;
PLAN FUNERAL HERE
Clyde A. "Cap" Malone, for
mer city manager of Ashland
and war-time commanding of
ficer of the old First Company,
Ashland national guard unit,
died early Sunday at the Veter
an's .hospital in Portland. He
had been in poor health for a
long time.
He entered the World war as
a captain and was later elevated
to major. He was born May 6,
1883, at Wiota, Iowa, where he
spent his early life. He resided
in Medford before and after the
war, and was employed as elec
trical engineer by the California
Oregon Power Co. In Ashland he
supervised installation of the
present city lighting system.
He was a member of the Epis
copal church, also Ashland B. P.
O. E., the American Legion, and
all Masonic orders in Ashland,
being a past master of Siskiyou
chapter Blue Lodge, a Royal
Arch Mason, Knights Templar
and Order of the Mystic Shrine.
He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Grace Malone, who is a
member of the well-known Pur
keypile family of Central Point,
two sons by a former marriaae.
Lieutenant Duane Malone, of
Honolulu, T. H and Clyde Ma
lone, Jr., of Dunsmulr, Calif.
Masonic funeral rites in
charge of the Ashland Masons
will be conducted from the Perl
funeral home here Thursday at
z p.m. and the American Legion
will have charge of final grave
side services.
REDS TELL JAPS
Tokyo, July 15 (fP) Japan's
amoassaaor to Moscow, Yoshit
sugu Tatekawa, has informed
the JaDanese foreicm nffir that
the Soviet Russian navy, has
declared the main water zones
facing the Sea of Japan and
Kamchatka dangerous for navi
gation and dpsiennrpri f r..
routes for ships bound for
viaaivosiOK.
IiChi Kishi. fictinff fla inviVft
man for the cabinet board of
information, said "the reason
seems to be to prepare against
the presence of German war
craft in the Sea of Japan."
In response to a question
whether Japan "still intends to
abide by her neutrality pact
with the Soviet union," he said:
"It still stands."
TRIO TRAPPED IN AUTO
INJURED RY S. P. TRAIN
Albany, July 15 (IP) Trapped
In an automobile which stalled
In the path of a Southern
Pacific passenger train, three
members of one family were
injured at Halsey yesterday.
Mrs. Ren Brown leaped to
safety, but the train hit before
her sons Clinton and Leland,
and her sister-in-law, Med a
Brown, could follow.
Closing time, fur Too tat to Clas
sify Ads la 1 JO p m.
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Mtea Only 6:15-11:15 25c Inc. tax
Kiddles Iflc anytime
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Comedy Stars In
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"Caught In the Draft," the
new Bob Hope starring hit with
Dorothy Lamour, Lynne Over
man and Eddie Bracken heading
the supporting cast, will inau
gurate the Craterian theatre's
new sound system Thursday, to
be Installed after the last show
tonight. The theatre will be
closed all day Wednesday to
permit completion and final
checkup of the installation.
Western Electric "Mirrophonic"
Tyrone Power
A cast that reads like "Who's
Who" in Hollywood and a song
that has traveled around the
world a dozen times are welded
together in the greatest musical
show of all time, "Alexander's
Ragtime Band," which opens a
three-day run today at the Ri
alto theatre. Back by popular
demand at the request of mil
lions of fans, "Alexander's Rag
time Band" stars Tyrone Pow
er with Alice Faye and Don
Ameche. Others in the Irving'
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TOMORROW (Wednesday)
and when It re-opens Thursday, you
will hear the last word in theatre sound
equipment Western Electric "Mirro
phonic" Reproduction System I
starting THURSDAY! . .
niest Picture You've
Ends Tonight:
Wm. Powell
Myrna Loy
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LOVE CRAZY'
Matinees: S0c-IV-10e Inc. Us
Wednesday Show.
Wide Range Reproduction Sys
tem is the impressive title of the
new equipment, admittedly the
finest that America's top sound
engineers have yet devised.
And, to further enhance the
enjoyment of the theatre pa
trons, the Craterian is also in
stalling a new Gardner "Gold
Fibre" seamless screen, which
gives the sharp image to the
projected picture that no other
screen can give.
In Re-Issue Hit
J str,
Berlin triumph are Ethel Mer
man, Jack Haley, Jean Hersholt,
Helen Westley, John Carradlne
and Eddie Collins. The high
light of the film is said to be
when Miss Faye sings the Im
mortal "Alexander's Ragtime
Band" in the grand climax.
At Headquarters Charles L.
Snyder, company commander at
Camp South Fork, was an offi
cial visitor at district CCC head
quarters here today.
Craterian Theatre
CLOSED all day
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Ever Seen!
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a lifetime wkea
a rookie an
his eookle go
wacky!
EDDIE BRACKEN
LYNNE OVERMAN
PAUL HURST
CLARENCE K0LB
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PRIZES IN MEET
Competing with (as model
airplanes from all parts of Ore
gon and from Yakima, Tacoma,
Walla Walla and other parts of
Washington in a contest spon
sored by the Northwest Gas
Model Association in Salem,
July 13, tha Medford Prop Nuts
took three prises out of a pos
sible 18.
Mary Fawcett took second In
class "A", Jack Moffat fourth
in class "B" and Dick Fawcett
fifth in class "B".
The local club members were
well satisfied with the results as
they have been flying models
for about a year or leas while
tha northern clubs have been
entering competition for tha
past several years. There were
no exceptionally high times
made as it was quit windy. A
number of ships wera wrecked
in landing.
One Medford ship, owned by
Earl Rletsma, was lost on a 10
second motor run.
The following members of the
Prop Nuts attended the meet:
Jack Moffat, Arlon Skinner,
Earl Rietsma, Mr. and Mrs. Don
Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sims,
Bob Mitchell, Allen Bucking
ham, Lloyd Newton from Fort
Stevens, Dick Fawcett, Mary
Fawce)t and Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Sims.
LEGION MEETING
An Important pre-convention
meeting of Medford Post of
American Legion is slated for
Wednesday night at the armory.
Plans for representation at the
annual Legion convention will
be discussed and any necessary
instructions given tha local
delegates.
A large number of Medford
Legionnaires and Auxiliary
members plan to attend this
year's conclave which opens In
Eugene Sunday, July 20, with
registration of delegates and
public memorial aervlr-ee
A SDeclal invitation tn ii
lOCal and Villtinff L.fflnnn.lr..
to attend tomorrow night's ses
sion is extended by Post Com
mander E. W. Winkle.
Electricity Kills Bugs
Vale. Ore., July 15 (.f
Electricity is used in an appa
ratus made by Lee S. Heller,
manager of the Malheur Coop-
ATTENTION!
Skinner's Used cars de
serve a twenty-em sua
salute! Their prices are
far below their aetaal
sales. They are the
cream of tha crept
o boick commr dh
A teal quality car. Looks
and runt Ilka saw. A cat
Tea will tea
M045
preud to swab
St BUICK SPECIAL SDN.
Beautiful frees finish.
Vary good me. I
745
tor. large radio
at LINCOLN ZEPHTR SDN.
Vary law sailMf. Good
Urea. Shews IsaQas
Tary little weer f 99
aa BUICK SDN. let JfZ
fair candltlen. 149
at WILLY! COUPE f 50
GAIIAGE
Bulck CMC Trucks
Pheae 1740
eratlve Electric association, to
kill soil-infesting Insects and
noxious weeds.
Cee Mall Tribune want ads.
Too Late to Classify
STOP at tha Blue canopy tor
Snrheart's Chicken Dinners, tih
So. Riverside.
FOR 8A1.B Household foods, rabbits
with hutches, milk goat cheap.
Shalenburg place, orlffln Creek.
FOR 8 ALB 7-foot McCormlck grain
oinaer. 14070. Btrmn. acroaa road
from Howard school on old high
way. FOR SAL Apricots So, butter cots
e. v. x. Hlejdon, Fern Valley,
Route 4. Bos 331, Medford.
BlOX Big Routrh. pan dry. Full
wm, nn. rim, 4vi. am.
NOTICI If you ws.it your house
vim Km itr imuiae, pnons uun
bard Bros., 3189.
WANTED Experienced sawmill fore
man, middle aired, well qualified.
Take ull charge. Northern Call,
fornls operation. Reference re
quired. Bos 4MJ. Tribune.
ROOMS FOR RENT 134 Tripp.
SI BUICK 4-door aedan. good tlrea.
vxevuent conoitton, trade for milk
cow or tractor. Champ's Texaco
Station. Riverside and Jackson.
FOR RENT 4-roora furnished house,
wooo. range, sso, water paid. 1310
Locust.
ROOM sad Board. 836 So. Riverside.
WANTED Woman for cottase clean
ing. Appty aserncs Motor inn.
FOR SALE Tounsr aaddle hone.
wiwpmie new noing outni. E. p.
Kurs ranch, Antelope Creek, Eagle
Point.
WANTED TO BUT Outboard motor
iut ooas. roons oeoa. jeeal M.
Mlnear.
FOR SALE S-r o o m comfortable
home, owner leaving city. Bargain
for quick sale, SI 600 cash. Also
furniture for sale, nos w. 4th St.
WANTED A-l eawmlll operating
miuwngnt, out or town, state age,
experience. Box 4383, Tribune.
FREE ATMORAT demonstrations at
7 Chestnut St. Also Atmoray for
sale.
YELLOW Transparent Apples. Mo-
uarty-a, orcnard Home Drive.
Phone MIS.
FURNISHED APT. for rent. Inquire
lue bo. nouy. Telepnone sros.
HEAVT springer and fresh Guernsey
ana jersey cows, 1 Holsteln sprlrarer
milking nine to ten gallons of
Silk when fresh. S heifer calves,
ne 000-pound capacity eleotrlo
milker.' Route 1. Box 130, Old Ps
oitis Highway. Phone 4017.
The Greatest Musical
Show of All Time!
BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND
ArwS TODAY 3 DAYS
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TYRONE ALICE DON
POWER FAYE AMECHE
fa tha starring roles of Irving
Berlin' musical triumph
"ALEXANDER'S
RAGTIME BAND"
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FOR SALE 75 lb. capacity tea box.
SIT W. Jackson.
FIVE-ROOM house with double car
afe. Beautifully landscaped. Oil
heat. Outdoor barbecue. S4A per
month to reaponalbte family. Open
Wednesday, July 10th for Inspec
tion. 134 Portland Ave.
FOR RENT Grocery Store with llv.
Ins; quarters, S30 month. Inquire
SM E. Sth St.
CARD READING 344 South Central.
FREE ATMORAT demonstrations at
807 Weat Eleventh St.
FOR RENT East Main furnished
apartment. Cook's Beauty Shop.
Phone 3303.
FOR SALE Model A Ford, good
motor, nimble aeat, S3S.50. Inquire
Klepper'a Station, J'vllle Highway.
WANTED Light two-wheel trailer.
di,w prin-. owl ejfo, 'iTloune.
FOR SALE Brown Squirrel-Look,
coat alas 10. good condition. Phone
SS67.
PEACHES Get some of those delic
ious slicing Alexandere at Tucker's.
4th house on right. Orchard Rome
Drive off Stewart Ave.
FARM FOR RENT Inquire 1 mil
north of 4-comera on Midway
Road. Red roof house.
WILL TRADE furniture, repair! ng
and upholstering for wheat, oats,
barley or corn. Phone 3900.
QUICKSILVER Prospector. If you
have s showing and need help
getting Into production write Letua
6. Strlckler. 037 Commercial St
San Francisco, calif. Olve full de
tails, what you have and what you
want.
BRAKES BRAKES BRAKES
Whv not get the beet for leas a
CHAMP'S Texaco, Riverside and
Jackson.
WE HAVE SEVERAL used logging
tractors tor sale. Also bulldoeer
for hire. Rogue Valley Tractor Co.,
311 Eaat ruth, off Riverside. Phone
3140.
FOREST FIR Direct from woods,
3 tier lota or over. 13-Inch 3300,
10-lncb S3 J0. City Fuel. Tel. 4114.
F. H. A LOANS quickly, efficiently
handled Mark Ooldy Agency.
DANCE
TO
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GREEN'S
MVRIC EVERT NIOHT AT
Rogue River Lodge
tantalising tuna that
pepped Old Man Dapressloa
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JACK HALEY
JEAN HERSHOLT
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