Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 17, 1941, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1941. PAGE SEVEN LOCAL and PERSONAL Appointment for Love" Coming to Craterian Board To Meet Board of dl rector of the Jackson county Chamber of Commerce will hold luncheon-meeting in the Hotel Medford Friday noon. To Partition The Klocker Printery, 407 East Main street, applied at the city building in spector's office yesterday for a permit to install a partition at a stated cost of S130. Fined Mrs. Hester J. Bishop of 1100 East Main street was fined $2.50 in city court yester day afternoon when she pleaded guilty to parking her car in pedestrian space at East Main and Bartlett streets. Cables Mother Mrs. Ina Hu son. Sunset Court, received word last evening by cable that her son, Ray Huson, was safe in Honolulu, T. H. Huson is sta tioned at Fort Kam between l Hickam field and Pearl harbor with the coast artillery. Roberts Safe Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Roberts of 32 Rose avenue received word last night that their son,. Lieut. Richard Rob erts, was safe in the Philippine islands. He is with the U. S. naval aviation. e Pass Over United Malnlln ers passed over Medford yester day and early this morning be cause of unfavorable weather conditions for landing here. United Air Lines office at Med ford municipal airport reported that planes would probably be able to land later in the day. Back From Parley Capt. S. M. Tuttle, chairman of the Jack son County Council of Defense, Frank Hull, coordinator, Lloyd Williamson and Lee Bishop, committee members, returned by car last night from Salem where on Monday they attended a conference called by Gov. Charles A. Sprague. The gover nor called all county civilian de fense heads together to perfect the state's organization. Cam Collide Clinton Shol lenburg, 18, Route 2, Box 410-A, and Anna H. Donnelly, 37, 710 South Oakdale avenue, operated cars that collided at Bartlett and Sixth streets late yesterday afternoon, according to a report on file today. -H. L. Heyde, 27, 319 Jeanette street, and R. N. Finney, Jacksonville, drove cars that collided yesterday morning on West Main near Washington street, a report on file today showed. Heyde reported that he had stopped at a large puddle of water and was struck from the rear by Finney. Finney had not filed his report up to this fore noon. e Seeks Aid Mrs. Joe Brown of 319 Ashland avenue has lot of delicacies for the soldier boys at Fort Lewis at Christmas if some one could suggest a way of getting the good things to eat to the soldiers without transpor tation costs, the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce said to day. Mrs. Brown suggested that perhaps some one with room to spare would soon be driving to Fort Lewis and wouldn't mind taking the things, the chamber said, adding that she also thought that others might like to add to the box of goodies. Mrs. Brown may be reached by telephoning 4456. Minor Mishaps Cars operat ed by Harry Lawrence, 18, of 1422 Euclid avenue, and Ralph A. Mann, 32, Route 1, Box 133. collided this morning on West Main street near Fir street, It was shown by a report on file. Mann had stopped to let a car ahead make a turn and Law rence ran into him in the rear, the report said. Glenn O. Lour gaard, 29, Friant, Cal., and Jack Ray, 709 Court street, operated cars that collided late yesterday afternoon at Main street and Central avenue, it was shown in a report on file today. Lour gaard in his report said he had stopped for a red light and Ray ran into him from the rear. Ray had not filed his version of the mishap up to this forenoon. Still Out Telephone service between the Rogue River na tional forest office and Butte Falls and Butte Falls and Union Creek was still out of commis sion today, according to the local forest office, and no infor mation concerning snow fall could be received. Car Tips Over A taxicab operated, by Burton A. Ladner, 21, 44S South Front street, hit a pole and turned over after colliding with a car operated by Irwin Wagner, 25, Route 1, Box 336, yesterday noon at West Main street and Columbus ave nue, it was shown in a report on file today. Wagner's car also struck a pole after the collision. Wagner was travelling west on Main, Ladner south on Colum bus. The police report quoted Ladner as saying the accelerator of his taxicab had stuck and he was unable to stop upon enter ing Main street. GET ACQUAINTED Twelve apprentices and voca tional students were interviewed by members of the Medford ap prenticeship commission at a get-acquainted meeting Monday night at the senior high school. Apprentice indentures in car pentry were approved for Maur ice Wickman and Bill Barnes. Walter W. Morse, Salem, assis tant state supervisor of trade end industrial education, was a guest speaker. Other guests were Mrs. Frankie Schmitz, Salem, supervisor of distributive educa tion, and Leonard B. Mayfield, high school principal. Commission members present were Stanley Jones, chairman. William Hammett, Harvey Field, E. H. Thomas, Maynard Bush and L. A. Mentzer, secretary. The commissioners visited the national defense class in aviation sheet metal taught by Scott Brill and the welding class taught by Delbert Bergman. Births r .... I ... ".sea -a . ... i ft em ' ii ii i - Charles Boyer and Margaret Sullavan are co-starred In "Ap pointment for Love," the hilar ious comedy romance coming to the Craterian Theatre Sunday for a three-day showing. Also J featured in the mad farce are Rita Johnson, Eugene Pallctte. Ruth Terry, Reginald Denny and J. M. Kerrigan. Roy Rogers in "Nevada City" Role DUNAHEE To Mr. and Mrs. A. N, No. B, Ideal Court, De cember 13, a boy, Tt pounds, at Community hospital. PHILLIPS To Mr. and Mrs. Ray, Rt. 3, Box 34, December 17, a girl, 7V4 pounds, at Com munity hospital. J'ville Women Plan First Aid Station Jacksonville, Dec. 17. (Spl.) All Jacksonville women are Invited to meet at 10 a.m. Thurs day at the old county courthouse here to assist in equipping a first aid station for defense purposes. A nurse will be present to assign the work, said Mrs. W. H. Arnold, who is acting as chair man. AH women who are inter ested in defense preparation? and can assist in this kind of work were urged by Mrs. Arn old to make a special effort to be present. Townsendites To Elect On Friday Townsend Harmony club will ' elect officers at Townsend hall '. Friday at 8 p.m. Following bus- ' Iness session luncheon will be ' served In the dining room and old time dancing Is scheduled j at 10 p.m. J. W. Nixon, In charge I of the dance, states that there ! will be only old time dancing j with music furnished by Skeet-i ers" Old Time orchestra. Mr. ! Nixon plans to make this a j weekly affair to keep up mem bers' morale. i. v - r Roy Rogers and George "Gabby" Hayes ambush a train load of outlaws in "Nevada City," which plays on the dou ble bill of Westerns coming to the Rialto theatre tomorrow for a three day run, with "Badmen of Missouri," starring Dennis Morgan, Wayne Morris, Arthur Kennedy and Jane Wyman. 25 FEET LONG Fort Lewis, Wash. (UP) Pvt. Thomas Skeyers may be a long way from his St. Paul, Minn., restaurant, but his friends, rela tives and former customers have not forgotten him. He's still reading his last note from them, a letter 25 feet long and bearing more than 200 signatures. Give Theatre Scrip for Xmasl IT GOT AWAY Charleston, S. C. VP) This Is the case of the fisherman, rather than -the fish, that got away. John V. McAuliffe report ed that he beat a hasty retreat to shore when a fish as big as himself started toward him while surf fishing. Roxy Headliner if : h ru A role made to order for Cesar Romero Is "Tall, Dark and Handsome," which brines the star to the Roxy theatre) for tonight and tomorrow night 'Melody for Three," plays as the companion feature. Too Late to Classify FOR RENT Apartment. 834 Apple. CARD READINO, 1. S30 Jetnnette. HEMORRHOIDS (Piles) HERNIA-FISSURE-FI3TUU No IMS to nltt any loagotv rot 41 jmut fro oavo auo BSMliiIlr trat)rf Rmded, Hmrnia and Colon diaordara without hoapltal cnrloal op. otaUom.Saad todarforFRXI BoekJat ooatalalao. valuable taiornaUoa aad spUlmlag tffttN-al CrWft Tama AvallaMa Dr. C.J. DEAN CLINIC phrtitttmrn mn4 tuttm K. I. Cor. I. Bnraitd and Qra4 Atv. T.l.pkon. SAal 3918 rortlaad, OiVm ROXY Adulit S9e Klddlft lie. Inc. Tax. BLACKOUT SCHF.DILE Ftm OnlT. Ioof. Open 6:80 Cary Grant did his first enter-1 taining In this country on stilts; j he stomped up and down the , Coney Island Boardwalk, adver- I tising an amusement concession, i HCY-WHATS TH BSiT WHISKEY VAWS ? OLD OSCAR PEPPER Old Oscar Pepper i.rw ohiitrf e iie art tfy-j; urstgH l;.m: ftf-ntmtrmi dirit Frttnk' ftrt Disiilltria, It, umittuu o osmt 1.15 p,. $2 25 QT. WHAT A 'SMOOTHIE' WITH THE DAMES! and as slick with a gun as he is with his hands ... II ? j V TONITE PLUS: the First Medford Shewing of Dr.Christian In Ends Tonlte Two Great Hitsl IDA LUPINO LOUIS HAYWARD in "LADIES IN RETIREMENT' Plus "A GENTLEMAN FROM DIXIE" Another "Dodge City" They e o a I d out- shoot the James -Pf Ji9tS-' . Boys and out-ride TVkf! Give Scrip .JC'-CD- ?V Books for yr S , TOMORROW for 3 Big Days! 2 Rlp-Roarlng Westerns Mats 1:45 Eve Doors Open (i30 MATINCB Adults 300 lt-1S-te Rlddln Ma All Int. Tat Always S Features hrp tn ll(nt I . . CttNINO Adults 40 It-It-tse KUMWt IK All I nr. Tat USED etrculatlne; hatr, SIS. Crater Metal Engineering. 141 K. Front. PC It 8AUE 8-ton wrecking ermne. 3-lnch angle Iron. Inquire Claude. R. L. Crosby fierrlee Station. Norta Main. Ashland. TRY OA9CO BRIQUBTS The rrneet aona tuel available. Valley ruel Co, Tel. 837S. FOR SALE Leather rocking chair. aiso oaa rocKing cnair in very good eondlUon. 101 Vancouver Ave. USED Heatrola coal elrculator. perfect conoiuon, S29. crater Metal at En gineering. 141 K. Front. HEAT WITH Sawdust at Rogfuel (rora MED. FUEU Tel. till. USE OASCO BRIQUETS for a long lasting lira. Valley ruel Co. Tel. SS76. WANTED Oond used, barbed or wov en cattle wire. H. E. Blrdsalt. Barne burg Rd. FOR Myrtle Wood Olfta made In Medford, see our large display at 80ft K. Jackson (near the Armory). NEW LOW PRICE Oasco Briquets, per ton. sacked, 16.40. Med. Fuel. Tel. 8111. WAIfTED SCRAP IRON Loading on can for Immediate en fo ment Hither piicee. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE Phone 8744 37 H. Orape RAW PURS WANTED HIOHEST cash prices paid for Mush rats. Skunk. Mink. Coyote and Bob Cata Investigate our prices before yen ell MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 17 North Orape P H A LOANS quickly efficiently Bandied Mart Ouldf Agency A GOOD selection of dependable used 1 wwn paymenia aa low aa tlo. Tea we Uke trade-lna. shulu Bros. FOR SALE Restaurant equipment at nra. uei rtogue now, uranta pass. WANTED All kinds livestock. Trib une, box 1039. FOR SALE Mountain sawdust fuel. rnone sv. OASCO BRIQUETS No. per i vh. v..ivpvr ana mtcer man coal. Valley Fuel Co. Tel. S37S. j 37 DODGE pickup. 4 speed transmle- v... u Hij nrr. reriect condition. 450 cash or trade. Champ's Texaco Serv., Riverside and Jackson. WANTED Home for slx-month-old nrawu. oameourg WANTED Small ranch. Will oav 11000 down. No agenta. Tribune. Box 1028. WE HAVE a 1930. 1837. 1938 and a ivov oi uie riner used care left. They are going fast. Shulu Broa. LOST Between Jacksonville and Medrord, truck tire chains. Phone 8437. 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