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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 5. 1941 PAOE THIRTEEN LOCAL and Minor Accident E r m a L. Cooper of Dunsmulr, Cal., and William H. Richsteln of 24 Myrtle itreet drove can in volved in a minor accident on North Central avenue near Main itreet last night, a report on ' file said today. e 11.000 Residence Herb Grey applied at the city building inspector'! office yesterday for a permit to construct a new residence and private garage at 42 Barneburg road at a stated cost of $5,000. e Teacher Leaves Miss Frances Fitzgerald, member of the Tal ent school faculty for several years, left Wednesday for Klam ath Falls where she has accept ed a position to teach in the Mills school this year. Meeting Sunday Postmasters of Jackson and 'Josephine coun ties will meet Sunday at the Prospect resort, guests of Mrs. Mary Grieve, postmistress of Prospect. The program includes a business meeting, short talks and dinner. Home The Rev. and Mrs. H. Young and family returned to their home, 10 Portland avenue, by motor yesterday after a two weeks' vacation in Redding and southern California cities. The Rev. Mr. Young is pastor of St. Peter's Lutheran church in this city. - Returns South Dr. Francis M. Neff left for Long Beach. Cal., Monday night after a short visit with relatives and friends here. From here Dr. Neff made a trip to Bellingham, Wash where he and his mother. Mrs. Jfc. F. Neff of 217 West Second street, visited two of Mrs. Neff's brothers. New Instructor Andrei L. Isotoff has been employed to teach geography, geology and physical science during the fall quarter at the Southern Oregon College of Education, Ashland, Dr. Walter Redford. president, announced today. Mr. Isotoff will replace R. W. McNeal, who is on leave. Mr. Isotoff, born in Leningrad, received his early education in Russia. He has at tended the University of South ern California, the University of Nevada and the University of Oregon, receiving his bachelor of science degree from the Uni versity of Oregon in 1941. He is a member of Phi Beta Kappa, national honorary fraternity. College Inovation For the first time in the history of the Southern Oregon College of Education, Ashland, students may register for six hours of credit or less at a total cost considerably less than the regu lar tuition and fees, it was announced today. It was em phasized, however, that students taking this work are not entitled to health service or gym suit service privileges which will be available to part-time students only on payment of the regular service fee. . Teachers To Meet All men and women who are to teach this year In Jackson county pub lic schools outside of Ashland and Medford will meet at 10 a. m. tomorrow in the Jackson county courthouse auditorium. Called by C. R. Bowman, super intendent, the meeting will be divided into two sessions, the first to be devoted to the admin istrative phase of the school program and the second, at 11 a. m., to classroom procedure. Material will be distributed and information given regarding plans for the 1941-42 term, Mr. Bowman said. 11 Enlisted Sgt. Joseph W. Cushman, local regular army recruiter, said today that 11 men in all were enlisted In the regular army for three years ' from Medford and vicinity in August. They were William E. Eayrs, 720 Welsh street; Lucius B. Bennett, 114V4 Tripp street: Clifford R. Clark, Curtin; Rich ard G. and Gordon D. Foster, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Tom 0. Foster. Ashland: Keith R. Shull. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray C. Shull, Butte Falls, all for the air corps, Jefferson Barracks, St. Louis, Mo.: Marcellus H. Stromberg, Mount Eden. Calif., nd James Eaton, Jacksonville, air corps. Ellington field, Hous ton. Texas: Da no P. Cavarzan. W eed. Calif., air corps, Wichita Falls. Texas: Owen A. Kincaid. Grants Pass, coast artillery corps. Hawaii: and Ivey H. Mar tin. headquarters detachment. Medford CCC district. PLAY GOLF NOW! Our Indian Summer Is tha finest time of the year to enjoy the game of golf. The MEDFORD PUBLIC GOLF COURSE ts IB splendid plsytng rendition end. Invites see. On mil -east, tara tight en Highland ens, sec aloe er a, Me an gay. sua per month for family tkket r t.es ' tor 16 t-hol laaie. Ladles weleem every day. Clubs t rent. Oelf accessories ea hand. MEDFORD PUBLIC GOLF COURSE ' F. W. Chsusse, Owner PERSONAL "Xeeo 'Em Flvina" Disnlsv cards bearing the army's latest slogan. "Keep 'em Flying," may now be procured by calline at or writing to the recruiting station in me Medford federal building. Supplies of the cards, in convenient sizes and attraiv tive design, have been received here for display purposes, Sgt. Joseph W. Cushman, in charge of the station, said. . Plane" Pasaenaera Arriving from Portland by United Main liner this forenoon were R. Hammond and L. Nater. Leav ing On the cams nlanat n'.ra J. Garfield, to Tucson, Ariz., via i-os Angeles, Mrs. T. Willis and Infant, to Los Angeles, and R. Buell, to San Francisco. C. H. Jonas arrived from San Fran cisco On the Mrlv mntnina plane. Arriving from Portland um mianignt were Frank Van Dyke, Ralph Koozer and F. Havnes. H. Simmnni last night from Los Angeles. t-eavmg lor Portland were F. Green and P. T.mni.tnn o Jones arrived from Portland last evening. J. Jcrvis left for San mncisco oa tne same plane. M. Green arrived from San Francisco An th hHv tr.ninH plane. Mrs. L. Lyman left for ror-.iana. Mrs. c. Palm arrived from Oakland on the late after noon plane. M. Holpern left for Portland on the same plane. REVEALADTRORESS OF. SUDDEN FAME AS Bend. Sent. .. m tv. ator of "Miss Bronska," touch ing polish refugee in London whose efforts in behalf of war victims have Won firtinn fnH- ers the world over, was Intro duced this week as Mrs. Henry Hargrave Sheldon of Bend. The stories. whir-h In 4ha year won lnsant and large fol lowing, appeared in the Satur day Evening Post .under the name oi uene Henry. For sev eral months Mr SholHc, v.n the identity of Gene Henry secret. Mrs. Sheldon iHmlHiut she had never been, to London, nad never heard the roar of heavy artillery or hnmh. snrf knew only one native of Po- iana. one saia sne made up the name of Bronska but since the stories aDDeared ha revoli-, letter from a Polish woman of that name who inquired where the author picked it up. Mrs. Sheldon, whose hus band, H. H. Sheldon, Is a nat uralist, writer anrl hWaa. rapher, said she got the Idea zor ine nrst miss Bronska story one night, went to work the next morning and completed the narrative by noon. MOVES TD REJOIN Albany, Sept. S. UP) Sgt. Thomas A. Alson of company L, 30th Infantry, appeared at a draft board headquarters today and said he wanted to join the army or, to be more specific, to rejoin it. He explained state police asked him to drop out of any army caravan bound for Klam ath Falls yesterday to help them direct traffic at an Intersection while they went to the scene of a wreck. By the time the state police relieved him, the army was roll ing away in the distance The draft board provided him with transportation to Klamath Falls to rejoin his company. Week's Pine Orders Portland, Sept. 5. JP) Or ders for western pine increased slightly during the week ending Aug. 30 from the previous week but were far below those for the same week last year, the Western Pine association report ed today. Coos Hunter Found Marshfeld, Sept. 5. (TV Search for James A. May, Port land, reported lost in the rugged South Coos river region on an elk hunting trip, ended yester day. He was in a camp near the Haughton logging road. sxsssSsi Scattergood at That lovable old rascal, Scat tergood Baines, returns to the screen, in a new adventure called "Scattergood Pulls the Strings," which comes to the Rialto thea tre for Sunday and Monday. In Roxy Roles John Howard and Ellen Drew have starring roles with Akim Tamiroff and May Robeson in "The Texas Rangers Ride Again," which plays tonight and Saturday at the Roxy thea tre with Peter B. Kyne's "Ride, Kelly, Ride," featuring Eugene Pallette. CIO. IN DEMAND SIGNS CONTRACT Portland, Ore., Sept. 5 W) The CIO requested today that the Aluminum Company of America's Vancouver. Wash., plant, agree to a conference to negotiate a contract. The move indicated a possible jurisdictional dispute there, since a union shop versus open shop issue between AFL work ers and the management was re ferred to the national defense mediation board only a few days ago. . The CIO'S request, signed by Richard Francis, Washington CIO director; William Dalrym pie, Oregon CIO director, and John Whitson, Aluminum Work ers of America representative, stated: . . . We feel that we have a sufficient number of members working within your plant to de mand a contract. "Therefore, speaking as the direct representatives of those employes who are members of the Aluminum Workers of America and those who through Intimidation have failed to sign up but who desire this organiza tion to represent them, we ask for an early conference . . ." The plant, employing about 700 persons. Is engaged in na tional defense work. AS SPY, SAYS HE T Snokane. Wash.. Sent iJfi . Kurt Frederick Ludwisj. ! charged in New York with vio lation of the espionage laws and 1 with conspiracy to violate the law, has admitted mailing to Europe vital information con-1 ceminc; the United States army. airplane production and ship; movements, U. S. Attorney Lyle i D. Keith said today. j Ludwig, 38-year-old German-j American who has been char acterized as the hesd of an Inter national spy ring, was ordered by Federal Judge Lewis Schwel-1 lenbach to be returned to New York to stand trial. ! His bond was continued at 3)50.000. ' , Keith told of Lt'.dwig's "par tial confession" after Richard D. Auerbach, special FBI agent had made reference to itxn his testi-, mony. Ludwig, however, has not .admitted the espionage In-' dictment against him. : "He has admitted sending vital military information through the mails, but he hasn't admitted the charges in the in dictment," Keith explained. "In effect, he has admitted certain facts which are alleged in the indictment, but he has not con fessed to the formal charge" Card f Inaaka We with to express our atneer appreciation for the kindness and sympathy and also for the besuuful r.oral offering during our recent be reavement. A!. Barrow, Mr. and Mrs Arhi McB-e. Mrs. B W. Tay lor, WaMoa B. at"e. Rialto Sunday Guy Kibbee plays the popular Clarence Budington K e 1 1 a n d character and Bobs vtatson, a recent Medford visitor, plays the young scamp who receives the affection of Scattergood's over-flowing heart. Announcing to ladles of lledford a complete sales and service by the Nu-Bone Coraet Company under the supervision of Elisabeth c. Hartley, graduate corsetlere. Too Late to Classify TRAILER house, modem, factory Bum. juu caan. via cedar. FOR BALE Msn s seo bl-rcle. ft ret class condition. 3-speed. a brakee. Light with generator, that worn. Speedometer and the beet new tlree, 835 cash. I want Wardrobe Trunk. SIS Portland Avenue, be tween 4 and o p. m. FOR SALE No. 3 Hale and llberta Peachee, 34c per pound. Bring containers, c. B. French. Orand view Drive. Ashland. Phone 7166. NU-BONE Corset Service. Phone 3559 FOR SALE For a real cleaning Job unnj your seeo to us. Monaco Seed it Feed Co. PEAR PICKERS wanted. Mediord Ex periment Station. Klnge Highway. TAKEN UP 1 lleht Jersey cow. brand on hip V. R. Bonham. H mile South Phoenix on highway. ei. ouoa. WANTED Couple to take care of ranch for rent. Wood, water and milk. Box 1428, Tribune. 1939 CHEVROLET Sedan. Heater. radio. Low mileage. ALSO 1839 PLYMOUTH Coupe. See at Tubby" Dean 'a. Your Pontlac Dealer. New Richfield Station, eth and Grape. FOR SALE COVER CROP SEEDS. iuii atocx. prices ngm. Monarch Seed ds Feed Co. FOR SALE Estate combination cir culating heater, good condition. $30. 1298 Son set Ave. FOR RENT Pleasant room. 803 I Jackson. roxy r Sy Matt Jtic-lOe Eves 25c Ine. tsx-lOc P . J J ggslw Shows Maturdev at 1 :4S-3MS-6:4S-8:30 V V sstsssaW wp.srt' SPICY! "in ! i$6 it's rasm .s$'M -f it's Fun...! tan Bee ant VV, LQ Into one . . as Ronald IU SATURDAY H t IT SETS A NEW TRACK j aZtZTZ. rorthrinsand spite! i ter. co 1 (MiL)'!!' 1 aHiC 1 SV. I End TOMORROW (Sat) HItel -j 5j4VtJIJ . I I Come Early to Avoid Capacity Crowdsl sM U'vlNRPMNS BTM . - f f YrllTaW-s I H H Mr wiwiT'auiTMU Jrv T4lfTj;rrr I r mM I I SUNDAY 3 DAYS! I nonaU DucM Back Again Better r. Evarl 1 UU I I a4Sfaf CROMT ! lL "GOLDEN , HOPI fVH'U EGGS" I Htlf&i I tOaj'sS ...asstsVsxaataTa Ws WANTED Housekeeper. three In family; good wafea. Boa 1977, Tribune. EMPLOYED couple desire evenlnf .uvais iu i-unnrms4, private nomi where exceptionally food food la served. Box 1441. Tribune. WANTED Man for general ranch wort. n. v. Beau, Be ail Lane. FOR sals; S i 10' wall tent: 14 x 14' fly: camp store: folding table, and other camping equipment. May be seen at 40 Crater Lake Avenue. Monday. FOR SALE Most complete stork of . -a, ocbuo ia bo. ivaioa. com petitive prices, highest quality. Monarch Seed Feed Co. FOR SA1X Exceptionally clean 6 room modern home, completely furnished. One block from High School, paved street, cement foun dation, yard Inclosed with ateel fence. Large earage. Thla la a real nice home. Price SS8O0. terms. IS ACRES. 1 mile from Medford. 5 -room plastered house, a barns, woodshed, garage. This place fronts on highway and la Just rfcht for subdividing. A real buy for SSOOO. No matter what tvpe of real estate you want, see Austin. L. J. AUSTIN 810 Laurel St. Dial 4037 WANTED Your watch and clock re pairing. Work guaranteed. Reason able price. O. . Myers, 116 K. Central. LOCAL reference Oardener. Care taker. Lawns, shrubs expert. 610 8. Central. Dial S387. LUMINAL PAINT Interior, exterior, one coat; beauty, economy. Pick's. FOR SALE: Inoculate vetches, clov ers, alfalfa with NITHAOIN before sowing. We have full supply. Mon arch Seed As Feed Co. WANTED Usherettes. Must be 18 years old. unmarried. Apply Fern Cherryholmes between U a. m. and noon Saturday at Craterlan Theatre. FOR RENT Small furnished apart ment In private home. 118 Oenesaee FOR RENT Furnished home, 6 rooms and breakfast nook. All mod ern and newly decorated. 614 W. 11th. FOR SALE '39 FORD H-ton panel. Extra good condition. Heltkamp. Barnett Road. FOR SALE Treat grain with CERE SAN before planting. Controla smut of wheat and leat-strlpe in barley. Monarch Seed As Feed Co. FOR SALE Use BASI-CROP for ' peach leaf-curl. No muss or fuss j mixing, ready to use. Costa no ' more. Monarch Seed At Feed Co. DEER rifle: Savage, model 30. .250-.3000 bolt. Ilk new, 846. 86 Kenwood. WANTED--Board and room or bach- I elor'a cabin by October 15. State I nriM tort l.Mk TviKi.m I Shows FOR SALS 160 acres Douglar Fir. Prospect district, sea Mr. Hedberg, 18 N. Front St. WANTED oirl for full time ear of - children and housework. Phone 4663. 8 7-10 ACRES, all In alfalfa. Woe level land, house, 6 large rooms, electricity, water pressure eystera. fair else barn, garage, on oiled road 1 4-10 mile to Medford High. 83350, easy terms. A10 3 ACRES. Irrigated and In ladlno clover. 4-room house, barn, and other outbuilding, electrlcltv. good well water, on Stat Highway. Only 83000, including cows, calves, bay in barn. ALSO NEW S-room house, plastered, hard wood floors, cement foundation, two choice Iota. Only 83800. look thla over. ALSO 4-ROOM modem bouse, well located. $1600. ALSO HOTEL esse, at rooms, two apart ments,' all completely furnished. 82000. L. O. PICKELL 16 8. Bartlett WANTED Woman for general house work. Call at 611 So. Rive raids. FOR 8AI E flows to pig and with pigs. Phone 6418. FOR SALE Household furniture, re frigerator, oil heater. Also two wheel trailer, yard tools. 703 Park. FOR SALE Orlndlng, mixing, roll ing, seed cleaning. We guarantee aausfactory Job at no added cost. Monarch Seed at Feed Co. BLOX Big Rough, part dry. Full load. $3. Medford Fuel. Tel. Sill. ATTRACTIVE room, private entrance. 604 Penn. FOR SALE 76 acres 36 meadow. IS clover, IS acrea Eagle Point Irri gation, IS acres waste water: a small houses, good barn, paved highway. $3600. terms. A1SO two building sites. H acre each. In Longvlew, waenington. for aale or trade for Medford property. See E. Oould. 403 West Jackson St. ATTENTION HUNTERS I Ammuni tion, all kinds. Licenses, rick's, DANCE Scotty's Pavilion Butte Falls Road Saturday Night. Sept. Sth Good Music Good Lunch Admission (Sc. Ladles Free tatardsy at ;U-l:t-M-M rTUrlOArllAH PLUMS 80 lb. . I. Ford, i mlls West on Jacksonville highway. Phone 6M3. FOR BAH Hal peachee. Paul Sakrald. l mile West of Phoenix on the Huston Road. Vt-TCH SEED TOR SfiLt 3.iS to 84 per hundred. Alto Kanota Oats and Orey Oat at rteht prices. Phone 87M. P. I. 8AMSOK CO. PXR 8A1JC Lste peaches now ready. Bring containers and aave. Pbone alrdford S40S. Victor Bursell. PEACHES Improved Elbenas and Hales. Muakmelone. grapea. Bartlett pears. Growers Market. 8 mile south Medford at Everahady Tour ist Court. VETCH POR COVER CROP S3 35 to 84 per hundred. Also Kanota oats. Gray Oat, and other fall seeds at reasonable prices, Phon 8768, P. E. SAMSON CO. P. H A. LOANS quickly, srnctentl! bandied Mark Gold? Agency FOREST FIR Buy now. City Fuel Phone 4114. KINDERGARTEN reopen Sept. 8. Transportation furnished, tuition. 4 weeks for SS 88. Luy Dance Studio Sparta Bldg., Phon 3891. FRIED CHICKFN Sic. Come out to WILLOW SPRINGS. i miles north of Medford on Pacific Highway. Alto fried chicken to tak out. WANTED Go to work Saturday. Sept. 6. Young woman for general housework and car one child. Muat b nest. Board, room snd good pay. Call at 111 Washington fib, after 4 p.m. LOOK I I Medford Auction Sal every Saturday. Beglna at 1 o'clock. Bring everything and anything to 10th and Fir, next to Porter Lumber. Wanted: Poultry, Furniture, Tools, Household goods, etc. Bring It In Thursday, Friday or Saturday morning. Auctioneer Col. C. T. Burke. TODAY & For All Shows REAL WESTERN ACTION OH OUR STAGE In Person! i I. t ', V i v f 11 i. i AND km1 Thrills . . . Y Spills. ( I Action . . f I HI and on ths OTi I SCREEN f j J j W i J FfJ fill sV Clarence IGPJfWtLid. J ''' MnfTd'sy SUNDAY and MONDAY LAUGHS GALORE V aTsfa'll- 1 1 1 ItHITt ttOLS Sat at t:4-:Iw-8 " CENTRIFUGAL, 1400 O P.M. ISO ft. 8" hydraulic pipe. Pick Hardware sV. ! 2 'if Cereees srir FREE assa'jfl' wfcenysMysspists t ' ISJA B'otltS. a.t Hii I se sisi e - SXV y t.e.M el sees vesps. DitTMUTOB, bM tun VMT 49. CMaa, as.. SSjrsjIstesgal Wg.astigaa gM! j nimsirt ''sapsjE M,d mt " v - - - - - rrr j WALKER'S DANCE DREAMLAND Every SATURDAY NIGHT Real Dance Music Both Modern It Old Time Always a Good Crowd and a Good Time WALKER'S DANCE IS EVERYBODY'S DANCE Bring the Family and Enjoy the Evening SATURDAY Matinee and Evening WME EAGLE And Hit Troupe 01 INDIAN ENTERTAINERS You've seen these fam ous Chippewa Indiana on tha screen . .. . heard them on the radio ... new see them la per-, sen I 1 I Their Own Officii.. Pictures of . . . 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