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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1941. PAGE ELEVEN LOCAL and Communion Sunday Midwin ter communion will be cele brated Sunday at the First Pres byterian church at 11 a. m. with welcome of new members and christening of children. Includ ed in the musical program is the choral anthem, '"My Faith Looks Up To Thee" Dy Schnecker, the violin obligato to be played by Helen Webb. The public Is in vited. Buys Seed C. A. McCrabb, representative of L. B. Manning, California airplane manufactur er, was here yesterday to ar range for the purchase of a large quantity of lotus seed from the Hoover-Poston seed nursery for planting on the famo'M 3500-acre Armour ranch near Santa Barbara, Cal., which Mr. Manning bought recently. Mr. McCrabb was accompanied by his wife. Auto Accident City police reported that a car driven by William R. Bennett of 114V4 Tripp street, traveling west on Main street, was struck on the left side by a truck, moving east on Main street, as the latter made a left turn into Riverside avenue. The driver of the truck, police said, left his 1937 Dodge truck at the scene and walked away. His identity was being sought today. . Soldier Moved A military policeman this morning removed Robert L. White, 20, Klamath Falls, from the county Jail here to take him to Vancouver Bar racks Wash., where army of ficers will consider his case. White, a soldier at Fort Lewis, Wash., gave himself up here last Saturday and said he was absent without leave from his post. The military policeman and his auto driver arrived here Plan Passengers T o d a y's early morning northbound Unit ed Mainliner passed over Med ford because of low fog. C. Hewitt arrived last midnight from Portland. Arriving last night were .r. Hehrin and Mr. and Mrs. Myron Root, from Los Angeles, and Al. Tollosano, from Oakland, Cal. R. Conway left for Portland. C. Moser left last evening for Portland. O. Rosto departed yesterday noon for Portland. . Enlists In Navy Richard Nel son, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Nelson of Route 2, was formally .enlisted in the U. S. naval re serve as a hopltel corpsman at Portland last Monday, Jack M. Carpenter, recruiter here, was officially notified today. Nelson is now at the naval training station at San Diego, Cel., un dergoing three weeks of indoc trination training before being assigned to a naval hospital for duty. Carpenter said. Nelson was accepted tentatively for en listment at the Medford re cruiting office in the federal building. Enlist In Army Four more men from this district were en listed December 2 at Portland in the regular army air corps. Sat. Joseph W. Cushman, local army recruiter announced to day. They were Paul A. and-. Norman L. Larson, sons of Oscar L. Larson. Yreka. Calif.. Edgar C. Meek of Gazelle, Calif , and Jack Clifton, son of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Clifton, Days Creek. The men were assigned to Jefferson Barracks. St. Louis. Mo., for their first 12 weeks of training, after which they will be able to specialize in some type of air corps work now of fered. The Lnrosn boys expect to take up enlisted pilot train ing, while the other two men feel more qualified for airplane mechanics, Sgt. Cushman said. is Rich In (naity is Kentucky Straight If ft WA7ERF1U & f HAZIER DlSTIlUSY '-iCpi - PERSONAL To Repair First Baptist church, 134 North Central ave nue, applied at the city building inspectors office yesterday for permit to repair a floor at a stated cost of $100. Returns Horns R. J. Donel son, 321 Haven street, returned home today by train after a three weeks' business trip to Beloit. Wis., Los Angeles and San Francisco. - . To Handle Seles Mrs. Wil liam Bowerman's senior Girl Scout troup will be in charge of the sale of Christmas anti tuberculosis seals Saturday at Montgomery Ward company, the main post office and the sub station. Visits Here Mrs. J. W.. Fred erick and young daughter, Jill Lynn, arrived by train today from Fort Ord, Cal., for a visit at the D. O. Frederick home. 713 Alder strcr-t. Mrs. Frederick Is the daughter-in-law of Mr. Frederick. Home From South The Rev. Herald G. Gardner. 48 Quince street, rector of St. Mark's Epis copal church, returned by train today after attending the school of prophets at Grace cathedral in San Francisco for the past week. . To Klamath Falls Mrs. Nor val H. Jones of 8 Newtown street left today by motor for Klamath Falls where Mr. Jones underwent a major operation yesterday. Mr. Jones Is super intendent of the Oregon state highway shops at Klamath Falls. Slightly Injured Myra Myrtle Babb of Talent reported to po lice that Ray Scoville, a pedes trian, walked Into the side of her car a half mile south of Medford on the Pacific highway yesterday afternoon. The pedes trian was slightly injured, the driver of the car reported. . Parachutists Wanted Accord ing to word received today by Sgt. Joseph W. Cushman, local regular army recruiter, the re cruiting service will now accept five men for the parachute group. Fort Benning. Ga., from Medford and vicinity. To be eligible for this type of training, Sgt. Cushman said, the appli cant must be between the ages of 21 and 30, unmarried and not more than 183 pounds In weight. - He must also have served In the U. S. army within the-last-two years and have a good military record. Anyone interested in parachute training may contact Sgt. Cushman in the Medford federal building. Rain At Park Short-wave radio communications between Crater Lake. national park and headquarters here failed to function again this morning and the latest available weather information was that brought to Medford last evening by Dr. George C. Ruhle, park natural ist. When Mr. Ruhle arrived in the park early yesterday after noon snow was falling but when he left late in the afternoon it was raining, headquarters re ported. Six inches of snow fell during the day, 'giving a total fall of about 19 inches for two days. Immediately prior to the two-day snowstorm, new rain fall records were established in the park. Job Tests The U. S. civil service commission today an nounced open competitive ex aminations for the following positions: border patrolman, ex plosives chemist, chemical engi neer, physiciit,. airport traffic control examiner, radio moni toring officer. Inspector (various grades) of naval ordnance ma- the Great Xorthn est nlBourbon Whiskey t 1 Sk CO. - ANCHORAGE, KENTUCKY mm err wmmm Roxy Gunman Laughs pop with six-gun ex plosiveness when Raymond Hat ton appears as one of the "Rough Riders" with Buck Jones and Tim McCoy in 'The Gunman From Belie," which heads the program for tonight and Sat urday at the Roxy theatre. The third feature-length episode of "Jungle Girl" is on the same bill. terials and aircraft mechanic helper. Repetition of announce ment of these examinations indicates that difficulty is being experienced in finding suffi cient qualified workers for these defense jobs. Full particulars about the Jobs and qualifica tions therefor may be obtained at Medford postoffice from Earl H. York, secretary of the local board of civil service examiners. Prospect Prospect, Dec. 8. (Spl.) Prospect Parent-Teacher associa tion, assisted by the high school home economics class, sponsored a banquet for the football boys, their fathers, the high school faculty and the school board, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Suteltffa and son Herbert, and Melva and Norman Horn spent Sunday ennuis In Med ford. where the latter three enjoyed lee Heating and bowling. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Baseman of Cen tral Point Tinted (rlends her for a couple of days the first of the ?-eek. Elmer Clemens left Thursday for Coyote Creek, lu Josephine county, where be will be employed ae hy draulic giant operator at the Da via mine. Mr. and Mrs: George I Jantzer netted relatives at Azalea, Saturday evening, and spent that night with friends at Or ante Paea before coming on to Medford, Sunday, where they shot at the Medford Oun dub, - Mrs, D. C. Franks of Crland, Calif pent Monday, Tuesday and Wednes day with her sister, Mrs. Floyd Kel ley and brothers, Oeorge and Frank Jantzer, at Jantzer Village. She ac companied Mrs. Kelley to Central Point. Wednesday to . visit their father. Frank Jantser. Sr., who is 111. -Among prospectors attending to business matters In Medford, Wed nesday were Mrs. Truman Buhn and Mrs. Walter Holcomb of the Oceta camp, and Mrs. Wlllard Horn. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Daniels returned from North Bend. Friday, where they bad been since Tuesday on business. Donald Beck, son or Joe Beck of the Red Blanket district, left here Wednesday for Kodlak, Alaska, to join hla brother Bob, who la employed there. The Ooets Lumber company Is har lrur a large new dry kiln built at their sawmill on Red Blanket, Jack Hollenbeak. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hollenbeak, has been made assistant chief operator at the California-Oregon Power company plant at Copeo. Calif. He is well known here where be resided several yean, DIAL 1340 Kilocycles on your Radio SATURDAY DEC. 6, 1 P. M. OREGON vs. TEXAS GAME Played at Austin, Texas KIWI Grant Pan, Orcfon KUIN It glad to extend this broa dealt service to friends In Jackson County WALKER'S DANCE DREAMLAND trttj SATURDAY NIGHT Real Dance Music Both Modern k Old-Time AIwsts Good Crowd and Good Tim WALKER'S DANCE tS EVERYBODY'S DANCE Bring the Fsmllr and Enjoy tha E.eninf Immortal Love Story Sunday Show B'J i . 1 ........ T T . Jeanette MacDonald and Brian Aherne are the lovers, Moon- yean and John, in the immortal love story, "Smllin' Through," the new Technicolor version and graduated from the local high school. Hit wire U the former Nina Ooode. also a former resident of Prospect. Nazarene church bat chosen Mrs. Velma Dunagan to direct the Christ mas program and rehearsals are under way. Glenn Dole Is confined to his bed at the borne of his parents with In fluenza. His wife and little daughter and son are staying at her mother's horn In Medford, to be near a doctor as tha latter has a severe case of whooping cough, but la improving rapidly. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cummins and daughter Beverly of Klamath Falls spent Thursday at Mrs. Cummin's parents. Mr. and Mrs. James Dole. Mr. Cummins recently was promoted to No. S operator for California -Oregon Power company at Klamath rails. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gardener and children of Herman's camp spent the week-end with friends In Medford. Mrs. Lester Splcer and daughter have returned here after spending a week in Grants Pass where the former was recovering from an illness. Mrs. James Smith has accepted em ployment in Medford and left for that place Monday. , Mr. and Mrs. Kmory Nye. who have resided In Central Point for the past several months, moved back to their bouse on the Ulrlch road, last week. with 0 I MaHmdaherhe I "Smiun'Tmough" 1 I Gene RAYMOND -Ian HUNTER 1 fha Most Enthralling . . ,I1V Romanca oi Our Tima U 1 ?- '-f B-' , '2 .-with Jsanatta Mac- K -T-1fl Donald Rising en 13 I J) fjry Wings ,ol Song to Hsr fj, Vl Most Enchanting Trl- I '""JLM ENDS SAT. NIGHT mm sat. most: s Ti I which comes to the Craterian theatre for a three-day run starting Sunday. Gene Raymond nnd Ian Hunter head the sup- porting cast. Use Mail. Tribune want ada Too Late to Classify FOR SALE Weaner and feeder pigs. C. T. Hlgdon, Route 4, Box 231, Fern Valley. FOR BALE Walnuts, 13UC lb. C. B. Stockwell. l block west of Prince's Shell station. Phoenix. ATTENTION we will serve those de licious Barbecued Fork Spare Ribs again Saturday and Sunday; also Barbecued Baby Beef. Ulhe't Flaoe, corner Court is McAndrew's. TURKEY DINNER Episcopal parish house Sunday. Deo. 7. Serving from S until 7 o'clock. Adults 60c, chil dren 30c. ASSOCIATED heating oils day or nite. Tel. 8111. MED. FUEL. DANCE Roxy Ann Orange, 9 'till t. Sat. Dec. 0. Merrill's orchestra. Spring St. hall. FOR SALE American Technical so ciety practical business administra tion course. Half price or trade for good typewriter. Also stamp col lection, guns, sled, furniture, books, etc. Box 234, Tribune. WANTED High school girl to aaalit with housework during holiday va- I cation Call at S5 Geneva. I FOR PENT 8 -room furnished apart ment; garase. woodshed and water paid. 420. 701 w. 11th. ALL NEW ... ENRICHED WITH MAGIC MUSIC AND RADIANT COLOR! WILLIAM H0LDEN . CLAIRE TREVOR GLENN FORD hews Hat: I:4-i:0-a:4-t Msts: H-iv-lle Inc. tea. Ersei 44e-!Se-U Inc. tax FOR BALK Furniture, twludln davenport and chair and bedroom set. Call st 731 Alder. WF NTTCD USTTKOfl RAVI CASH and time buyers for Medford homes, farms and ranches In Southern Orrgon, large or small business properties. No charge or obligation unless we make a tale. Call 3070 or droo 11 I In SPFNCER-BAQLEY AOKNCT 103 W. Main St.. Medford. Ore. FOR RKNT Clean 4 -room partly furnished duplex. Water paid, 930. Call at Old Mill. 8. Riverside. 8KLUNO at Phoenri auction sale to morrow, hesvy matched work team. A RAL used car buy. 1035 Stude bnker sis coupe, 9305. See Ssndy at Skinner's. FOR RENT -Furnished 4-room house Inquire 334 Apple. APARTMENT, rooms for rent. 131 Crater Lake. MR. and MRS. LA R KIN ORTJRB, flor ists, have Introduced to Southern Oregon gardeners unusual broad leaf everKreens with fragrant flow era, colorful foliage and berrlos Gardens at 371 Morton St., Ash land. Write or call for namea and culture. Phone 4181. FOR RENT South half duplsx, electric kitchen. East Olds. Phone ' 3813. FOR SALE Cow, MO. Inquire Steve's Shoe Service. 137 N. Central. FOR SALE House trailer, 880. 418 Board man St. FOR SALE 3 -wheel trailer. 8 ft. Ion;. 3 feet high. Walter Frank, Central Point. FURNT8HED apartment, Frigldalre, electric stove. Holland Hotel. WANTED Freah heavy producing cows. Ouemsevs preferred. State prtoe. Phone 4017 or write Oscar Gystn, Route 3. Box 198, Medford. FOR SALE WentlnRhouae electric water heater. M0. Also baby carrl age. Phone 4107. FOR SALE Full blood Duroe nigs at common prices. C. J. MCay, Spring St., west of Orange hall. TRY our 80e checken dinner. Special Italian dinner Sat. and Sun 80c, Old Mill. So. Riverside. PAINTINO and kalsomlnlng. Ho Job too bl or too small. Phone 3083. All work guaranteed. V. R. Carey. FOR SALE 600 lbs. garlic planting stock. Win sell any amount. For Informs t Ion write Mr. Louis Doll, Grants Pass, Ore. General Delivery. APPLES Assorted Newtown; no worms. 60c lug. Red apples, 80s, 6Ac. 81.00 box. Bring containers. Pay Less Market, 333 8. Riverside. ROXY Mats: azo Ine. Us Eves: sue Ins. tax Kiddles lie Ine. us hows Saturday: l:4VS:lS-:45-:to T0NITE and SATURDAY plus tha Id FEATURE LENGTH Episode SUNDAY 3 DAYS! VV frrr, I Av .11 A rtNOTTN CEMENT For entertain ment for lodges, etc., phone Or ah am. Burgess fc Quae ken bush at 3300 or 4314. IF YOU WANT a treat of a lifetime, try our Barbecued Pork Spare Ribs, Bsturday snd Sunday. LUIle'n Place, corner Court and McAndrew's. SPECIAL SALE on boy's leather Jackets. Oct your s while they last. Across from Becks' bakery. WANTED Xrnas trees, cash on de livery. 333 8. Riverside, Medford. FOR SALS Beautiful diamond ring, l 18 caret perfect stone with 33 small diamonds and six ! Oriental Sapphires set In plat In- 1 urn. 8700 ring for 8450. Call Kobart Price, 3740 or 3476. CHRISTMAS SPECIAL Rhododen dron!, camellias, asaleas. 33c. &0e. 76c, 61.00. Across from Becks' bakery. FOR SALE Motorcycle, 1933 Harley Dsvtdson 74. New overs trie tires and battery. Many accessories. Priced right. 1333 Locust SU after 6:00. RUMMAGE SALE and cooked food sale Saturday In Bishop building, corner Main and Bartlett. FOR SALE Barnyard fertiliser and loam, delivered. Phone 6388. FOR SALE Ear com. John Darby, Griffin Creek. RAW FURS WANTED HIOHE8T cash prices paid for Mush rats, Skunk. Mink, Coyote and Bob Cats. Investigate our prices before you sell MEDFORD BARGAIN ROUS! 37 North Grape FHA LOANS quickly, efficiently bandied Mark Ooldy Agency am Baa starting SUNDAY- By Popular Demand! TOO MAJOR FEATURES OH EVERY PROGRAM Bringing Back tha Policy You'ra Basn Asking For Two Major First-Run Faatura Hits on Every Program . plus Selected Short Subjects. "and Here the First Program! A Double Bill That Hat Everything! T i 4 i Plus ... as tha companion Amarlea's favoclto detscUa thrills and mystery I HIS MOST BAFFLING CASE! with SIDNEY TOLER eWMory Sath Hug has CaMna Wright, Jr. NEW rnittS ... ALL INCLCOINO DirlNSI TAX Mata-SOe 13 to 1 5-1 Bo Xiddlas-lla EvaMOe 12 to II Je . Klddlas-Ue Matm 4e KM4leet lee Em: SSo M4US: ISa 5 Ine. ststBBBMMsSSeBBBraeaeiSBB FOR RENT -6-room house. East side basement, furnace heat, furnished or unfurnished. Phone 3083 or set Mr. Taylor. 113 8. Riverside. POTt Myrtle Wood Gifts made In Medford. see our Urge display st 300 E. Jackson (near the Armory V. FOR KENT Modern furnished du plex, oil heat, close In. Adults. 818 N. Riverside. FOR REST Nicely furnished 6-room modern house, 3 bedrooms, fur nace heat, electric range, washing machine, Frigldalre, garage, close in. at 830 W. Fourth, Key at 44 No. peach. DANCE Roxy Ann Grange Sat., Dec. 6 -Full Evening 9 Till 2 Merrill's Orehastra Spring St. DANCE AT THE OASIS SAT. NITE Spring Floor T IS! - . . .m Hilarious from and to and . . Nothing to think aboutl Nothing to shad a tear orerl Just laughs loud and long! faatura .... ii-' ... la naw ''fe i Positively Ends Sstardty! tUltf Tax
