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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MED FORD. OREGON. FRIDAY, JULY IS. 1941. PAGE ELEVEK LOCAL and At Headquarters Nelson F. Smith, CCC educational adviser, was an official visitor at district headquarters here yesterday. Mr. Smith Is temporarily as signed to Camp South Fork. From College Arthur Car penter arrived this week from Dartmouth college, Hanover, N. H., to spend the summer with his mother, Mrs. Flora Welch Carpenter, 115 Mistletoe street. ' Returns MaJ. Irvln A. Rob inson, Medford CCC district commander, returned last night from San Francisco where he attended a three-day conference at ninth corps area headquar ters. Presidio of San Francisco, on current CCC problems. Under Treatment Dr. Elias H. Porter, CCC physician, has , been receiving treatment this week at Community hospital for an injury to his left foot. He will be discharged from the hospital soon and then will take a rest at his home here. Flowers Bloom Mrs. O. V. Chesney, 748 West Fourth street, presented the Mail Tribune with a bouquet of Mexican shell flowers today. Mrs. Chesney .said that over 200 of the flow ers, also known as Tigridia, are blooming daily at her home between 8 a. m. and 4 p. m. and invited the public to call and inspect her flower garden. To Appear Raymond E. Jack son, 20, was scheduled to appear in Justice of the peace court today on a city police charge of petty larceny. Jackson, who was given a six-months' sus pended sentence on a similar charge last month, was charged J by police with stealing a fog light from the car of George W. Averett of Portland the night of June 17 while the machine was parked on a local hotel parking lot. Minor Accidents Reports on file today listed the following minor automobile accidents: Ma rie Collins and C. M. Merritt. both of Central Point, drove cars Involved in a mishap In Central Point yesterday morn ing; R. A. Miksche of 813 Min nesota street and Ed Piele of Shady Cove drove cars colliding with slight damage on West Sixth near Grape street yester day afternoon; Mary H. Wilson of Oswego and Marion Black ford of the Jacksonville high way drove cars involved In a minor mishap on Beall lane last night; and Mrs. F. H. Johnson j of 2322 East Main street and Lawrence W. Johnston of 928 West Second street drove cars involved in a slight collision on West Eighth street last night. ATTENTION! Smart ear owner are buy ing used can at Sklnner'i nowl Sklnner'i values are aomething to crew aboutl 1940 ETUEBAKER COM MANDER SEDAN A quality car just like new. good tires, very fine mo tor, large trunk. Over drive, Hill- QQC holder. OtJW 1940 CHEVROLET DELX. COUPE. A nearly new car at big reduction. Has radio and heater (for next winter). '665 37 STUDEBAKER SEDAN M o t o r overhauled. Dictator model. New tires. Radio MQC and heater. Model A Tudor, very good 38 Terraplane coach $245 35 Terraplane Cpe. $195 31 Dodge Sedan, Exceptional $113 30 Maquette Sedan... $35 SKINNER'S GAHAGE Buiek CMC Trucks Phone 2740 4 PERSONAL Return Home Mrs. Rose Sing ler, 514 South Grape street, and her son, Rudolph Singler, 12 Rose avenue, arrived home to day after a three weeks' train trip to South Bend, Ind., and Buffalo, N. Y. Confers David Graham, Sa lem, state supervisor of the WPA adult educational program in Oregon, called at district CCC headquarters here this morning and conferred on the WPA training program for the CCC. Flying South Lieut. C. A. Shoop stopped at Medford mu nicipal airport last evening to have his Douglas observation plane refueled. He was en route from McChord field, Tacoma, Wash., to Oakland, Cal. Lieut. P. Goodwin, who arrived Wed nesday from Hamilton field, San Rafael, Cal., in Douglas bomb er, returned to Hamilton field yesterday afternoon. Court Citations State police yesterday cited B. M. Thumbler, 34, of Central Point to appear in Justice of the peace court at 10 a. m. July 19 on a charge of driving a truck without a PUC declared weight receipt, and Elmln R. Babcock, 20, of 401 South Riverside avenue to appear at 2 p. m. July 21 on a charge of driving a vehicle without an operator's license. Personnel Cut Clarence F. Craw, CCC subaltern, assigned to Co. 5478, South Umpqua Falls, called at Medford head quarters yesterday on official business. Mr. Craw was placed on terminal leave because of the reduction in camps and per sonnel. Others affected by the reduction were Herschel F. Davis, company commander; Subalterns Byron H. Stanley, Harold R. Brand, Walter J. Lantz; Boyagian B. Armew, Hans C. Erickson, Frederick L. Milligan. and Alphonse Schu bert, surgeons; and Ormel L. Watson, Norman A. Harris and Edwin C. Cheuvront, educa tional advisers. Job Tests The U. S. civil service commission today an nounced open competitive ex aminations for the following positions: fire chief, to fill exist ing and future vacancies at Pendleton air base, Pendleton, Portland air base, Portland, Boise air base, Boise, Idaho and Fort Stevens: housing manage ment supervisor, defense hous ing division, U. S. housing au thority: and senior anri innlnc blueprint operator and senior ana junior photostat operator, for employment in Washington. D. C. Full particulars may be obtained at Medford postoffice from Earl H. York, secretary of the local board of civil service examiners. Plane Passanaors Dpnartincr by United Mainliner this noon were Mr. and Mrs. M. Root, to Portland, and J. Dodd and J. Coffman, to Seattle, Wash. Ar riving from Portland on the forenoon plane were L. Blank, L. Wilson and K. Wall. Depart ing on the early morning plane were H. Anders, to Seattle, and P. Rynning, D. Austin, O. Ran dall, L. Taylor, to, Portland. B. Courtwright arrived from Portland on the midnight plane. Mrs. Emory Culbertson depart ed for Oakland, Cal. Arriving last night were I. Robinson, from San Francisco and Anders, from Oakland. Departing were F. Wells, to Seattle, and R. Stratford and M. Raines, to Portland. J. Fleischman arrived from Portland on the evening plane. Leaving for San Fran cisco were W. Sullivan, Jr., and A. Delimur. Mr. and Mrs. R. Davis and son, R. G. Davis, left for Portland on the afternoon plane. ARE YOU A SKEPTIC ? raaaw 39 DELUXE PLYMOUTH SEDAN Beautiful Aviator Blue finish like newi only one owner. A car yea CCO will be proud to 90 I W 31 OLDSMOBILE DELUXE SEDAN Perfect moehanlcallyt spotless interior. A genuine ttCQC bargain at , p)9wD 16 DODGE 4-DOOR SEDAN Reconditioned throughout in our own shopi guaranteed every wayi original C A AfZ finish like new. Priced to sell quick at only 09440 DDDDt - 112 S.R'VEaS'OE VE EPeOO.P.OQ.6GO Pvoe. a96 Popular Trio In A happy-go-lucky threesome is that of Joel McCrea, Ellen Drew and Eddie Bracken in "Reaching for the Sun", which comes to the Rialto theatre for Sunday and Monday. The adventures and comic Emmens Boys Here Lieut. Robert Emmens, pilot, and his brother, Lieut. Thomas Em mens, medical corps, paid a brief visit here last evening, coming in a fast North Amer ican attack bomber, said to be the first plane of its type ever to land at Medford municipal airport. The two youths are sons Of Mrs. J. J. Emmens, 1443 East Main street. They arrived from McChord field, Tacoma. Wash., and after a few hours' visit here returned north. Dr. Emmens Is stationed at Fort Lewis. Wash., and his brother Robert is based at Felts field. Spokane, though his home is in Tacoma. Robert is to be sta tioned at the new Pendleton base when it is finished. Other plane crew members were Lieut. J. L. Skeldon, co-pilot, Staff Sgt. E. C. Ozment and Privates L. L. Berry, J. M. Braun and W. C. Brown. The bomber, equipped with tricycle landing gear, attracted many to the air port. It is known as a B-25. Portland, Ore., July 18. P) Although all parties to the negotiation maintained a pledge of secrecy, it was hinted broad ly here today that the Pacific coast Montgomery Ward Sc Co., strikes were near settlement. Ward officials and AFL ware housemen and retail clerk un ionists ended a week-long hud dle last night and the Ward rep resentatives, headed by John A. Barr, company attorney em powered to settle the disputes which have closed stores here and at Oakland, left by airplane for Oakland. It was intimated that the lo cal agreement formed a basis for a pact settling the Oakland strike. 1, Salem, July 18 (JFi State police during June arrested 1,296 persons and warned 9,368 others for violating motor vehicle laws, with fines and sentences for these offenses totaling $9,974 and 3,841 days in jail. There were 47 arrests for drunken driving, 46 for reckless driving, 157 for having impro per lights, 191 for having no drlver'f license, and 38 for lack of license plates. i Closing tlmo fur Too Late to Clas sify Ada Is 1 ao p. m. Want to b eon t1 need about three ih car values? Then font Uke ear word look era over from stem to stern and bo mighty critical of every point. You'll find what thooaands of others bats found that a car's lot to bo good for as to stake oar reputation on It. Vooll convince you rat If that oar bat-tered-down prices and aey sarins terms represent the toon's beet n fed -car bsrfalnt. PLYMOUTH 0 Rialto Picture misadventures of a Michigan backwoodsman on the assembly line of a Detroit automobile plant, and his romance with a lunch wagon waitress, "Reach ing for the Sun" is said to be one of the brightest screen stories of the season. SUDDEN FLAREUP Leo Newman, 1018 West 11th street, suffered a burned left arm to the elbow when gas in a water heater he was investi gating last night at the home of William J. Burbidge and Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Olson. 138 Wil lamette avenue, suddenly ig nited. The burn was not con sidered serious. Some paper near the heater caught fire but though suffer ing from the burn, Mr. Newman put the blaze out before the arrival of firemen who answer ed a ward alarm. Harold W. Wilson, service superintendent of the California-Pacific Utilities company, said his investigation indicated that the pilot light of the heater was too low so that when the gas came on automatically it was not ignited. Some gas col lected and when Mr. Newman opened the heater door the pilot light flared up and ignited the collected gas, Mr. Wilson reas oned. The pilot light had been turned down, the investigation showed, but when or by whom he could not tell, Mr. Wilson said. Mr. Newman, son-in-law of Mr. Burbidge, who owns the property, was called by Mrs. Olsen when she smelled gas, firemen said. Automotive exports from Canada during May were more than three times those of May, 1940, the department of com merce reports. Many of Switzerland's best hotels have been taken over for military purposes. jSSSSiiSSammm I f l wanteai Mats 20c-10c Etea tie Inc. tai-10e I lit I J x Tonight and Sat! i H 7 People Doomed I ' H V J to Death by an Un- fef tfjk ' '' AWir seen Killor.-.a 1st. g risai mf- ff "v- ? yJVsiW run chill.r.dil,.Mj ' 4. XL- J 1 i' ..fart. StmrJ,, iffTiX ! VIVIEN LEIGH X. I 1 I I " STAI OF 'GONt WITH THE WIND n : v'L LAURENCE OLIVIER 4lVtt& VA.C? w sT mM,"f " romance VXoWjHP 0 '""V Hamilton and Enj- mjfEr ' " lB1 S"'' 'aous Lord Kelson! lfIli vJrO PHEVtr. AT. SHiHTt I v W T t KiSiisstfCC i I I $t(L. I Hrl'f iHi I ' n,ou- j I SUNDAY ... for 1 DAYS ' Ml jg mm a as LMKa: j LLJ jj Matliwes: soc-tjclee Inc. In o ttnlni! 4-i.v-loc Inc. tai Vivien Leigh Scores In New Role ...' Because she made such a splendid vixen in "Gone With the Wind", Vivien Leigh was the natural choice to portray the tempestuous Lady Hamilton in "That Hamilton Woman!", which comes to the Craterian theatre Sunday for three days. Laurence Olivier portrays Lord Nelson, Scoop Sleuth Playing a crime-hunting news paper columnist, Wallace Ford exhibits a murder weapon to Marian Marsh in "Murder by Invitation", the first-run mys tery drama topping the twin bill at the Foxy theatre tonight and Saturday. 'Colorado", starring Roy Rog i 9 1 "' Notoriousl She Didn't jf f Care What Anybody it If 1 Thought ... or Said f f About Her . as Long I iMm- as She Had the Man whose secret romance with the ambitious wife of Sir William Hamilton gave him more uneasy moments than his famous battle of Trafalgar. Alan Mowbray, Gladys Coop er, Henry Wilcoxon and Sara Allgood head the supporting cast. ers, with Gobby Hayes and Pau line Moore, is the companion western on the program. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE Faotory-bui It house tirtler. excellent condition, fully quipped. Phone 9166. POTl RENT House at Ruch, Phone 027ft, Medford. Ore. POR SALE Apricots. Top Notch Orchard, end King Highway, turn left look for sign. FOR SALB Boat, Tel 637ft. 14-foot runabout. WANTED Partner In retail lumber. Good location. Box 4688, Mall Tri bune. 80 HEAD 126-lb. ferders, brood sows to farrow aoon; weaner pigs. Walter Wooldrldrfe, Cotter Butte. OPENS tomorrow I PECH'S FRUIT and VEGETABLE Htand. South City Limits Phoenix. The finest of home grown fruit and vegetables. ON H1WAY 99 79 acre Dairy Farm, Improved. 33 acre clover, 1535000. H. O. Hill, Rogue River, Oregon, HEAVY eprlngera and fresh cow will be sold at the Auction Saturday. FOR a ALE or TRADB 1S0 ten BIO PIR ATABS Order aarlj. Mad. Sedan (or cow. see Mrs. Prtco. puel Co. Tel. Sill. Buckshot Hill Road. - - - - -.I-, 1.- NOTICE Let ms contract your pick WANTED Tour watch and clock re- ,n Hso SO experienced pickers. palrlr. Work guaranteed. Reawn- Phono 4B4a, Wltherow. Centraf " " OIRSON S-(oot retrerator. Reaao.. . . ' . - -, - - - - able. MS Bo. Oakdale. LOST Black key container. Return i7 "1JL ' " to Roxr Ann Cafe. Reward. WANTTD-LarKO water pruaura tank. . " - - - , Elliott Farm. WANTED All kinds of llToitock. '",,rr"- LT; T'"'"" " 'T " Trlhuno Box 4SB4. TOH 8AUI or TRADE Team Unra -M mules, gentle and true. Alao gray FOR SALS 40 sallon Weals electric maro. Elliott Farm, water heater. Phono 84 1. T71 " - - --- - - i. - -i. - TIME to Spray Cherries for slugs. MODERN HOME Btlll water boat McOonaglo. Phone 5S. landing on tho Rorue. 41SOO OO. i. : " " . . . H. O Hill. Romio Rleer. Ore. AN! ED Experienced waltrea. Ap. , ., ' - ply Franklin's Cale. 17 FORD H-ton with platform body -'-" " " " "Tr"Tr; ready to go. See this one sure If IE?,"yon " now 'h 5-ou an looklnf for a bargain. HerD ,Coc?"n.,,c?ht P'- OnlT ,337 Ing at Laka o' Woods oxary Setur- prracs'ALa"iabTbR"cb. , day l''" . OROCERTTORiT'wlth ilrlnc quar- LET, M J"T. Termites. McOon. tera. A anap. Boa H. O. HIuTrV" .-' f0""?; Rlxer. Ore. TOMATOES, Iced Watermelons, Cn- -3d CHE'ROLET Pickup. A-l me- "uJTX tEZ- Zm,Z T? VZ: evVrenadyAuto Cort MK,'0tl find any like this one at S345. , ... - - See It at Sth and Bartlett Uaed WANTED Woman for housekeeper Car Dept. f0r three. No laundry. Country PIERCST ALLEN afOTOR CO. home. Box 4388. Tribune. FOR SALE Coleman oxen trailer p. h. A. LOANS quickly, efficiently ranre. like new. SIS. Good Win- handled Mark Ooldy Agency. Chester deer rifle, cheap. 02 S. m.... Riverside. Red house trailer In FOREST FIR Direct from woods. roar. i tier lots or over, li-lnch S9-0O, - - - - - Id-Inch S2A0. City Puel. Tai. 4114. HOUSEKEEPER wanted by elderly - - man. Muat be neat and clean and SPRAT now for Earwigs. Phone eoM. able to drlxe a car and frea to McGonasle, tnxel. A good home. Tribune Bos 1 " 3908. FOR RENT Clean 4-room furnished 0 erV N C E hou. 30. Water paid. 1318 Locust. EVERY FOR SALE "Little" oil circulating RAT WfTPl? heater. 138 Bo. Holly after 0 p. m. awTaTm Jk aVl Ja JS JW 'Swn. IT f DREAMLAND NOTICE I check your home Free of Between 200 and 300 cou- Ch-nre for Termltea Phono 880Q. plea meet here every Sat, . Mc0on'- nite and enjoy the evening. LOT on pavement." 80-ft.? wiat 11th WALKER'S DANCE St.. S3 18. Kyle. 37 N. Holly. is everybody's dance for 'sale Cabin at Lake of the Music You Will Enjoy Wocda. Furnished, water piped In. Inalde toilet; boat, kicker, boat " trailer: good dock. P. O. Box 908, s Medford. TllC IT ACRES, (-room log house. SI 3S0: , e. ajveax sa ejexa 500 down, balance easy. H. a. Hill, wm, A Tit sT ' Id Rcgu Rlxer. Oregon. Jag? Ta el?l W elral FOR SALE 3 purebred Ouernaey AT THE heifers; 110 Hansen white Leghorn . pullets, starting to lay; 120 10- Itn M. 45 UII week-old pulleta. John Thomas, U II Am eS 1 H IS 1 Box 381, Bellinger Lans. TseMeWemlssaF Lady" wUhee couple unrurnUhed tot of Balloons . rooms or small house. Box 4100 Lota of Funl .-Trltt" I SAT JUI Y 19 NOTICE If you want your house " checked for Terraltea, phona Hub- " bard Bros.. SIBt. lwa.a...e.........i...J Hew Songs & Today & .dventure ,.TOleUW-7 :- Sunday & Monday . Jl M eClEA r Ellis DUW CIII1 GENE AUTaY i Airwrict's No. 1 Cowboy I Sj,- 'i Vy SMILEY EURNETTE VU mm . If si Fala. w7 MtTINtk . - - UJt VEi 25c ITITiWiPTl 30c Kiddles lee mMJkMmiM Kiddles lee Western Thrills Sat!. 2 Hits!
