MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1941.
PAGE THIRTEEN
LOCAL and
Club To Mt Rogue Valley
Radio club will meet tonight at
fkft o'clock in the clubroom at the
thrill Metal Works, 108 East
Eighth street. Members and
others interested are invited.
Improving Mrs. Clifton S.
Smith of Central Point is re
ported to be improving satis
factorily at Community hospital
where she underwent a major
operation Thursday. She is able
i to receive visitors. .
j Drivers Fined John P. Nan
; sen. Route 3, was fined $1 and
j $4.50 costs in Justice of the
J peace court yesterday for failure
i to stop at a stop sign. William
L. Cardin, Berrydale, was fined
the same amount on the same
charge.
Plana Passengers T. R.
O'Brien arrived by United Main
liner from Los Angeles early
j this morning. D. P. Larsen ar
1 rived from Vaucouver, B. C,
' Past midnight. Arriving early
last night were O A. King, from
! Portland, and W. E. Kuhl, from
t Seattle. Leaving for Portland
I last evening were G. Hiles and
j E. A. Littrell. Leaving for San
' Francisco last evening were W.
j Pauley. R. W. Sproul and Seely
j Hall, Jr. O. Hanslein arrived
from Seattle yesterday on the
! delayed forenoon plane.
. . .
i Appreciation Notes of appre-
elation of the services at the
3 Medford municipal airport can-
teen were today in the hands
i of the recreation committee of
the Jackson County Council of
Defense. The expressions of
i appreciation came from army
. airmen who spent some time at
i the Medford airport awaiting
favorable weather during the
! recent air corps maneuvers in
I the northwest. The canteen was
( Established a short time ago by
j he recreation committee under
the direction of Mrs. Leonard
Carpenter, chairman of the sub
committee on clubs.
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WALKER'S
BALLOON
DANCE
DREAMLAND
SATURDAY NIGHT
Real Dance Music
Both Modern fc Old Time
Join the Crowd
For a Grand Time
Bring the Family
and Enjoy the Evening
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BEGINS TUESDAY
NOV. 18 In the
MAIL TRIBUNE
PERSONAL
Treat A special treat of Ha
waiian music is In store for all
who attend tonight's meeting of
Townsendites In Townsend hall.
123V4 West Main street, at 8
o'clock. The public is invited.
To Vacation Herbert Heyde,
clerk at the Rogue River na
tional forest warehouse on Mc
Andrews road will leave by car
tomorrow to spend a week's
vacation at the home of his
parents in Portland.
Back From North Mayor H.
S. Deuel and Glenn L. Jackson,
president of the Jackson County
Chamber of Commerce, returned
by United Mainliner last night
from Portland where they con
ferred with air corps officers
regarding Medford municipal
airport.
Snow At Park Snow started
falling In Crater Lake national
park at 6 a. m. today and by
the time of the morning short
wave radio broadcast at 8:45
three inches had fallen. The
snow closed the east entrance
to the park. The north entrance,
leading to Diamond lake, had
previously been closed.
On AAA Business G. W.
Derr, Portland, sales manager
of the Oregon State Motor asso
ciation, transacted business here
today. The association is an
affiliate of the AAA. Mr. Derr
arrived last night by car and
planned to continue to Klamath
Falls as soon as he completed
his business here.
Leaves for South Seely Hall,
Jr., left by United Mainliner
last evening for San Francisco.
He plans to spend Thanksgiving
vacation with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Seely Hall, Sr., at San
Carlos. Seely attends school in
Medford, living with his grand
mother, Mrs. Court Hall, 315
South Central avenue.
New Residence A. L. Mc-
Henry applied at the city build
ing inspector's office yesterday
for a permit to construct a new
residence and private garage at
121 Willamette avenue at a
stated cost of S2.500. Harry
Hawk of 1111 West 10th street
applied for a permit to make
an addition to his garage at a
stated cost of $150.
Hold Dedication Forty cubs
attended the Cub Pack 8 loyalty
dedication Wednesday evening
at Washington school. The Cub
commissioner, Ray Harrison,
was in charge of the dedication
which was attended by many
parents and friends. Dick Run
yard received his Lion badge
and Cub graduation certificate.
A patriotic quiz program was
conducted with Freddy Bying
ton winning a scout knife.
Refreshments were served at
the close of the program.
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! Fined 125 Tom Smith, 50, of
Gold Hill was fined $25 and his
driver's license was revoked, for
90 days in city police court yes
. terday afternoon on a charge of
I reckless driving. Smith's car,
j police charged, struck a machine
j operated by Walter Fredericks
lot San Francisco at Main street
! and Riverside avenue Wednes
day night.
To Banquet H. C. Obye, as
sistant supervisor of the Rogue
River national forest, and Sam
Warg, assistant ranger of the
Union Creek district, will leave
tomorrow for Bend to attend a
testimonial dinner for W. O.
Harriman who is retiring as
I supervisor of the Fremont na
tional forest. Forest officers of
the entire northwest region will
attend. Mr. Obye and Mr. Warg
both worked under Mr. Harri
man at one time. Mr. Obye will
be accompanied by his wife and
j two children. John and Mary,
1 and after the banquet the family
will continue northward to
spend Thanksgiving with rela
tives at Yamhill. Relatives in
other northern cities also will
be visited.
Three-Car Mishap A machine
operated by Dr. Charles Swee
ney of Route 2 struck one driven
by J. L. Henry of 708 South
Oak street and the Henry car
in turn hit a parked vehicle
owned by Rex Mills of Portland
on South Riverside avenue near
Main street last night, a report
on file said today. Nobody was
injured and damage was nom
inal, the report said. Maxine
Ferg of 730 Dakota avenue and
W. S. Tucker of 2233 Aloha
street drove cars involved in a
slight mishap on Main near
Front street last night, a report
on file said today. Cars oper
ated by Gerald Bishop of 717
Peach street and L. R. Schoet
ter, no address listed, were in
volved in a slight accident on
East Main street near Crater
Lake avenue last night, accord
ing to a report on file today.
FIVE MM
IN BOEING PLANT
The Boeing Aircraft company
In Seattle has reached down and
gathered In for employment five
more local youths who have
been attending the free govern
ment classes in aviation sheet
metal work being conducted by
Scott Brill at the senior high
school.
Leaving here tomorrow and
Sunday to report for work at
Boeing Monday will be Ross
Hobbs. Tony R. Coy. Lynn
Preabt. Dean Logan and Wil
liam Snyder.
Earlier this week three local
youths left for Burbank Calif.,
to accept positions at the Lockheed-Vega
Aircraft company
plant. They were Clarence C.
Campbell, Lavern H. Zemke
and Rex J. Coy. They also
have been attending the avia
tion sheet metal work classes.
Although there are no imme
diate openings in the class at
present, the state employment
office announced that applica
tions were being received and
that youths leaving for Boeing
or Lockheed in the near future I
would provide openings for j
those desiring to enroll.
EVANGELIST TO SPEAK
AT AGLE PT. SUNDAY
Eagle Point, Nov. 13. (Spl.)
Evangelist Fred Snyder of San
Diego, Calif., will be guest
speaker at the Highway Taber
nacle here Sunday, speaking
both at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Rev. and Mrs. Snyder will also
sing and play at both services.
The public is cordially Invited.
NO KICK ON BOOTS
Mangum, Okla. P War
Veteran Frank R. Baker still j
does his gardening and heavy
cnores in me doois in wnicn ne
sloshed through the mud in
World War I.
POTATOES PROCESSED
New Orleans OJ.R) A minia
ture or "pilot" plant to test a
more economical way of making
starch from sweet potatoes is
being built at the U. S. southern
regional laboratory here.
A sailor in the U. S. navy
gets his first cuff-braid when
he becomes an apprentice sea
man. After four months in the
navy he is given the second
stripe and when he attains the
status of first class, he gets the
third and final stripe on his
cuff.
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DANCE
SATURDAY NIGHT
Follow the crowd to
Oriental Gardens
Mutle by
Riy's Old-Time Rhythm
Makers
Genti SOe Ladle lOe
Tex Included
"Citizen Kane"
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The most eagerly awaited pic
ture of a decade is "Citizen
Kane," which comes to the Cra
terian Theatre Sunday for a
three-day engagement. Starring
Orson Welles, the master-genius
Review of Buck's
Five of Frank Buck's great
jungle pictures are joined to
gether into one of the mightiest
photoplays of African and
Asiatic adventure man has ever
known in "Jungle Cavalcade,"
Roxy Headliners
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Gene Autry rides to the rescue
of lovely Virginia Dale In "Sing
ing Hills," which plays tonight
and Saturday at the Roxy The
atre. Co-starring with the popu
lar cowboy is Smiley "Frog"
Burnette.
Plus on the same thrill bill,
Cesar Romero In "Ride on
Vaquero."
Crows Tobacco
Hadley, Mass. (UP) Mrs.
Catherine Goering, who will be
90 next birthday, is pointing
with pride to her 1941 tobacco
crop. Although she Is the town's
oldest inhabitant, Mrs. Goering
manages to cultivate an acre of
tobacco each year, doing all the
work from planting to harvest
ing. The term "the smoke lamp
is lit" aboard one of Uncle
Sam's ships means the sailors
are permitted to smoke. In old
days, before matches were in
vented, an actual oil lamp was
lighted to provide the crew with
a flame from which to light
pipes and cigarettes. !
The rank of petty officer, a
position any ambitious young
sailor can achieve in the U. S.
navy, is Indicated by chevrons
V-shaped bits of braid sewed
onto the sleeve midway between
the shoulder and the elbow.
DANCE h
Scolfy's Pavilion
Butte Falls Road
Saturday Night. Nov. IS
Good Music. Good Lunch
Admission 55e. Ladles Free
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on Sunday Bill
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who has Hollywood in its biggest
dither, "Citizen Kane" tells a
dramatic and inspiring story of
a man who rose to rule an em-
j pire through the very business
i that later became his undoing.
Pictures Coming
which comes to the Rialto The
atre for Sunday and Monday.
This scene is but one of a thou
sand thrills that are captured in
the amazing thriller, according
to advance reports.
Each U. S. battleship has
library of 2,000 or more books
of fiction and fact.
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rOR SALE SmIt tu(tlM mattraaa:
UM nfw. 415 0O. Phon tin.
TOH &ALB Tr&llcr bout, tictarf
built, air bra, eomplet 4-pau.
furnlhln, radio, to box. te.
A-l eond.; Mcrtflca. Rd Arrow
Camp, I mil aoutb on highway.
rOli" Sal Tuiam 4 room h ocn .
hardwood floor, basement, furnac,
flr?pUce, cornr paved, street. TbI.
8U19.
APTVTS Oo and 1 00 lug: brim
container. Walter Toll. 6wrt
Ave.
I WOULD LIKE to writ your letter.
odal or bufttnea. copy your MSS
or do tny tjplnc. worn at your
place or mine. Satisfactory work
assured, box 4Q3, tttduii.
RAW TVnB WANTED
HIOHEST caah prioe paid for Mu?h-
rata, Bkunk. MJnK. coyot ana boo
Cats.
XnvMtlgata our prioe before you
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UEDFORO BARCIATTf ROUS
37 North Orap
WANTED To b companion to Seat
tle or will drive. Phone 4668.
WARM ROOM. 803 B. Jackson.
FOR SALE 1940 Mercury 3-door
edan: radio, heater. 16 N. Front
St., Barber shop.
BOARD ROOM. 718 S. Main.
FOR SALS Barn yard fertlllrer and
loam. Phon 0500.
OUT-OF-DOORS man. 83-48 at?,
would you Ilk congenial com
panton I might qualify. Box 4483,
Tribune.
FOR 8 A LB V 8 coupe, 1935, A-l con
ditlon. radio, heater, fog lUht. side
fenders. Priced to sell. Se it at
0th and Main.
WANTED Used door. 2'6"xe'fl"
Glass
In top. Phone 4333.
WANTED Male (rolden cocker puppy.
Must be rennonablv priced. Mrs. R.
E. Householder, Lae Creek, Ore.
FOR SALE '39 model nedan. Cheap
If taken at once. See "Doc" at Med
ford Servlos Station.
FOR RENT 6-room furnished apart
ment, clone in, newly decorated.
833.50. 701fc w. iitn.
FOR RENT Furnished, large apart
ment: Frlgldalr. heat and phon
furnished: private entranc. Rea
sonable. 618 S. Oakdale.
FOR RENT 8-roora unfurnished
house, 817.50; water paid. H. U
cook. U04 w. Main.
A FEW rood young Guernsey cow.
Ph. 6383.
OUTTAR INSTRUCTION Spanish
Hawaiian. Modern methods, instru
ments furnished. H night Music
Studio. Liberty Building.
ASSOCIATED heating oils day or
nlte. Tel. 3111. Med. Fuel Co.
VIOLIN INSTRUCTION Elementary.
Groups. Outfit furnished. Halght
Music Studio, Liberty Bldg.
DONATIONS from the Nil member
for Thsnkaglvlng box to be sent to
th Portland Hospital tor cnppiea
children, are to be left at Young's
Service Shop, 118 N. Front, Satur
day, Nov. lb, before 6 p. m.
Help lUdnoys
rf yon sufftr frot Bakseh, Octtlng
TTp NlfhM, Nrtrvotimtu. Lf Pslm, BwoUro
Anklei and feel worn out, due to nonorgtnla
and uon-iyitamle Kidney and BUddtr troy,
blet, you should try tt whtrh Is flTlng
Jnyvus rlp to thousand!. Printed fiiArmntee.
Monty bark unless completely afUfsrtory,
atk your druciUi Cor Cjstwa lodaj. Oalv 1S
Mats 25c Eves 30c
KIDDIES - llo INCU TAX
ihows Sat. at 1:4S-1:00-:S-:S
2 ACTION-JAMMED HITS
IICHAID
ARLFN
1A . M.D.!..
Til DEVINE
". iiufi Hire
Plus Roy
ROGERS In
All the Mighty Momenta
of Frank Buck's Thrill
ing Career ...
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SfiA I I
FOR SALE Diamond eardrops; I st
aiamonas in ecn. win sacnxios
990 00. Tribune. Bom- 4393.
THIS ADV. entitle Louis Put man.
330 Haven to a FREE BRAKE AD
JUSTMENT at the MEDFORD
BRAKE Ml OP, 303 N. Riverside.
For MYRTLE WOOD NOVELTIES ee
our nice display at 309 E. Jackson.
BARLEY, whole or around; ear corn,
rye. Thoroughbred Poland-China
ft It. Francis Busell, x mile
west Table Rock store or ph. 11X1,
PLAY PIANO for pleasure, popular ,
songs. Modern styles In a few lea- i
on. Anr age over 13. Guaran
teed. Hatfrht Music Studio, 318
Liberty Bid. :
IF YOU want a treat, and I know
you do, com to Lima's and try
' our barbecue at LlUie'a Place, cor.
Court and McAndrew's. i
PIANOS TUNED 93 7ft. Why pay
more. Halght Muslo Studio, Liberty
Bldg.
WANTED Your watch and clock re- t
pairing. Work ruaranteed. Reason- i
able prtos. C. E. Mera, 116 N. Cen-
tral. I
NTW HOMES
8 ROOMS Floored attle. hardwood
f 1 oor. He tola tor, fireplace , 1 1 no
leum. drainboards, garacre. serrlo
P'tch: lt Side location, near
school. Prlc S3 .775. only 9533
down, balance 638 per mo. Includ
ing Interest, taxe and Insurance,
also
4 LARGE rooms, breakfast nook,
floored attic, fireplace, hardwood
floors, garag, service porch, lino
leum, drains, East Side, walking
distance to work: Immediate pos
session. Price 93.679, only 9300
down, balance 938 per mo. Includ
ing everything.
aisn
$3500
New West Side
8 ROOMS Near hlRh sohool. e spec-rally
nice kitchen. Karaite, wash
room, lam lot; prlc only 63,600.
FHA terms.
also
$1000
Phoenix. Oregon
5 ROOM home, partly modern, fru't
cellar, garage, chicken house, large
lot, a real buy.
also
ACRE tracts on Stewart Ave., level.
Irrigated . prtoed to sell; only 960
down, batanos 613 30, restricted.
MARK A. GOLDY
Phone 3366 100 E. Main St.
Evenlmrs: Phon 3417, Mr. Beebe
ATTENTION I Bring your friend and
en Jov those Juicy hamburgers: 8
for 35o. Milk shakes. 8c. Ul lie's
Place, oor. Court and McAndrew'a.
DONT FOROET the BIO BALLOON
DANCE at DREAMLAND Saturday
night.
WALKER'S BIO BALLOON
Saturday night at Dreamland.
FHA LOANS quickly efficiently
bandied Mark Ooldf Agency
BALLOONS for Everyone at DREAM
LAND, next Saturday night.
THE MOST TALKED
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FOR RENT Clean 6-room
house, 933 60. water paid,
cent party. 1036 Court.
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