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MEDFORD MAIL TRIEUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1941. PAGE ELEVEN ce LOCAL and PERSONAL VUit Son Mr. and Mrs. J. H. lenlson of 304 West Jackson ,oulevard left by motor Tuesday morning for a month'! visit In Los Angeles and Long Beach, Cal. They plan to spend most of the time In Long Beach visit ing their son. Jack Denison, who resides there. Returns E. P. Leavitt, super intendent of Crater Lake na tional park, returned yesterday by motor from San Francisco where he has been attending a personnel training school of region 4 of the national park service. He was an instructor at the school. ' Cars Collide Cars operated by Clarence Stelle, 17. 345 North Bartlett street, and Mrs. Elmer Hall, Cherry Lane, collided yes terday afternoon at the Pacific highway and Stewart avenue. Mrs. Hall's report on the acci dent had not been filed at city lice station up to noon. To California Mr. and Mrs. Jack G. Fowler, 34 Vancouver avenue, left by motor today for Sacramento, San Francisco and Santa Rosa, Cal., on a combined business and pleasure trip. They plan to spend several weeks in California and will visit with Dr. D. F. Herd In Sacramento, brother of Mrs. Fowler. Fewer Apply Applications for temporary auto licenses filed at the sheriff's office to date number 350, with a noticeable decrease of applicants yester day and today because, It was thought, of the rain and Christ mas buying. Autoists have until January 1 to apply. Some are ordering directly from the secre tary of state at Salem. Many city and county cars have 1942 ylates. or ROSY Has Oneration D O LMwv of Lozler Lane underwent an emergency operation in Sacred neart nospltal last night. Due Back Gus H. Samuels is expected to resume his duties as city treasurer early next week. He has been confined to his home, 301 Valley View Drive, with Influenza for about a week. Son Safe Mrs. W. J. Ferns of Route 4 received word by card Tuesday that her ion, A. A. Hoffman, was safe at Pearl Harbor where he is stationed with the aviation ordnance de partment. Return Home Dr. and Mrs. George S. Jennings and his of fice assistant, Mrs. D. D. Davis returned this morning from Portland where they attended the northwest congress of op tometrists. Safe Albert R. Santo, who Is serving at a Hawaiian naval air station of the U. S. navy, is safe and In good health, it was stated in a censored form postal card received by his parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Santo of 620 South Ivy street Snew at Camp Six Inches of fresh snow were reported at South Fork CCC camp above Butte Falls yesterday afternoon Rogue River national forest of fice said today. Telephone con nections were still disrupted between the local forest office and Butte Falls and Butte Falls and Union Creek. Plana Lands AU United Main liners passed over Medford yes terday, because of unfavorable landing weather conditions with the exception of the 11:37 a. m. delayed southbound plane which arrived here at 3 p. m. The plane picked up mail and con- j tinued south as there were no passengers. Adulti tse Kiddles lie, Inc. Tax. BLACKOUT SCHEDULE . Eves Only. Door Open 8:38 Xf RUSSELL HAYEEM TOMORROW NITE and SAT. Plni the 5th Feature-length Episode ol . "JUNGLE GIRL" Pedestrian Hit Morris B Leonard, 45, 2503 Hillcrest road, operated a car that struck a pedestrian at Oakdale avenue and Main street late last night it was shown in a report on file today. No injury was Indicated Mr. Leonard, in his report, did not Identify the pedestrian but police said It was Robert Sling er, 25 Washington street. Backs Into Truck John P. Nansen, 59, Route 3, Box 18, reported that a car backing out of a driveway ran into his dairy truck when it was stopped at East Main street and Portland avenue yesterday morning. The driver of the car was quoted as raying he did not see the truck in the fog. The filed report did not identify the car driver. I Son Safe Mr. and Mrs. W. R. 1 Bullock, 615 Columbus avenue, ; received a telegram from the . American consul in San Fran cisco yesterday saying that their son, Ralph Bullock, missionary In Hongkong, China, was safe. Mr. Bullock has been In China for the past eight years and has been unable to secure passage home. He is a brother of Mrs. K. Knutson. 819 West 13th street. Attend Concert Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian Apollo, 131 South Grape street, and Miss Phoebe Swem, 217 East Main street, returned home this morning by motor after attending the ac cordion concert of Galla Rlni in Klamath Falls last evening. During intermission Miss Swem was presented as guest accor dionist and played as her selec tion, "Poet and Peasant Over ture" by Von Suppe. o Receives Cable Mrs. Harold Loo per, 419 West Second street, received another cable this morning from Midway island where her husband is stationed in defense work. The cable. rent yesterday, stated that all Oregon men on Midway were safe. Mr. Looper has been at Midway island since May. 1. Earlier in the week Mrs. Looper received a brief cablegram say ing her husband was "OK." oo Blade Tips Car The blade of a snowplow being operated by Frank W. Denzer, 35, 18 West ern avenue, collided with the wheel of a car operated by Victor Conover, 28, Shady Cove, on the Butte Falls highway yes terday afternoon, it was shown in a report on file today. The car was ditched, the report said. Denzer s report said there was not enough clearance for the tip of the blade. Case Stolen On file at city police headquarters today was a report that a brief case type of leather grip was stolen from s car owned by George H Pledger of Oakland. Cal., when It was parked on North Grape street near Main street y ester day morning. Pledger, a furni ture salesman, said the case contained papers and receipts of no value to anyone else. The case was impressed with the gold letters G. H. P. Anyone finding it was asked to leave it at Weeks it Orr furniture store. "Bad Men of Missouri" Showing it mm fvmi An JV (1 Dennis Morgan, Arthur Ken nedy and Wayne Morris portray the Younger Brothers, daring outlaws who wrote history with their blazing six-guns. Their bullet-splashed story is told in "Bad Men of Missouri," which opens a three-day run today at the Rialto theatre, with Jane Wyman in a featured lead. "Nevada City," starring Roy Rogers and George "Gabby' Hayes, plays as the second red blooded western on the same bill with "Bad Men of Missouri, In War Drama r vrT 2.. On Furlough Ray Ettlnger, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Et tlnger, 824 West 12th street, arrived home yesterday from Pensacola, Fla., on a 22-day furlough. He has been in train ing In naval aviation since June 8. Ettinger flew from Pen sacola to San Francisco and completed his journey north by train. He will leave in January for Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, where i I Must End Tonitel m law? ijse I CntrlOMrtO KWWff3 Wiii Ma. Mataaako.f -illtslHUl Pius "MELODY for THREE" C0. 10V1M' FAVOK.TIt Hippy days scan with Schilling Coffee... wimp At mtrnhf... so full-flavored and satisfying. ITT- 11 Tin emu -fur it peiciutii Schilling wiiisi or I ..m i .,,ir,'imnr:yi iftjrf James Stephenson, Ronald Rea gan and William Lundigan, as hree buddies of the air in the 'Foreign Legion" of the R. A. F., are providing thrills in "Inter national Squadron," playing at the Craterian theatre through Saturday night. Griffin Creek Grange H. E. C. chairman at Griffin Creek announces that the meet ing which was scheduled for the Grange hall Friday has been postponed until after January 1. The new shipment of material will not arrive until after that date. The annual Christmas party will be held at the Grange hall Saturday at 8:30 p. m. There will be treats for everyone and a small gift exchanged. POLICEMAN SUICIDES Portland. Dec. 18 VPi The coroner reported that Alexander f. kodd, 42, city policeman, committed suicide last nlnht hv shooting himself through the forehead. He was in ill health. The widow and a son survive. he will be stationed. His young er brother Bob has been In Seat tle, Wash., where he Just passed his physical examination for naval aviation. He was expected home today. Pictured The Oregonlan to day published a photograph of Mrs. Eugene Burns examining a piece of shrapnel picked up on a downtown street after the Japanese bombing attack on Honolulu. Mrs. Burns is the wife of the acting Associated Press bureau chief in Honolulu and a sister of Glenn L. Jackson, president of the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce. Her fa ther is W. L. Jackson, president of the Democrat-Herald Publish ing company which owns the Democrat-Herald, daily news paper In Albany, On the day the Mall Tribune published an item telling of Mrs. Burns' safety in Honolulu, the same page contained a descriptive story written about the attack on Honolulu by her husband. The Grange AUCTION SALS Every ftaturdav at tho Uveatock Sale Pavilion. Pnoe ms. Or. Commencing at 1:00 p.ra. Bellln( all (Iwh of Uveatock. tUf ular patronaire of out of atat buy er iMkM tola auction a depend able market for your livestock. We vaccinate pigs Friday p.m. Health certificate muat accompany drive In on all oowa for dairy. "Always attend the Auction." Southern Ore I on Liveetock Co. Ool. A. B. Dudley, Auctioneer. Phone 8336. FOR BALI OR LEASE Meat market In connection with frooery. food Saying buaineea. Apply at one, lll'e Pine Pood. Treka. Calif. FOR RENT Modern 4-roorn furnlea ed houee. Call eOS Weat 8th. Phone ana. FOR BALE Two pair green lore bird, as pair. A. O. Lewis. Fern Valley. BEAUTIFUL red Cocker piippte. Will hold till Chruunaa. Reasonable. Call afternoons or erenlnge. 719 Pine. FOR Myrtle Wood Olfta made In Medford, see our large dleplay at SO0 E. Jackaon (near the Armory). NEW LOW PRICE Oaaco Briquet, per ton. sacked, 11640. Med. Fuel. Tel. Sill. WANTED SCRAP IRON Loading on care for Immediate ship ment. HlKher prices. MEDFORD BARGAIN ROUSE Phone S74 87 N. Orape RAW FURS WANTED RTORB8T caah prices paid for Mush, rata. Skunk. Mink, Coyote and Bob Cat Inveetlgat our prices before yon ecu MEDFORD BARGAIN ROUSE 37 North Orape P B A LOANS quickly efnctentU bandied Mark Ouldy Agency FOR SALE 14 tube, low-boy coneol radio, a tuning banda. Walnut cab inet. 30. Phone 37S6. FOR SALE Oea beater or trad for bedetead and springe: aleo Corona portable typewriter. 741 West Jack. 17 DODGE pickup. 4 speed tranamiv elon. a ply tlree. Perfect condition, S450 caah or trade. Champ Texeoo Be nr., Rlvertlde and Jackaon. ONLY Mil ttJlfTjJ rToejtrat CaVrat Sparta- BLENDES WrTtSKEYl Ml Proof TtH A rata Spirit. Caltert Dlttlllera Corporation. New York City Too Late to Classify FOR SALE 118 acres. 30 acres under cultivation. Route 1, Box 883, Med ford. Vernon Ouchea. JERSEY COW 14 yr. old. Oood cn-am cow, ireanen April. Phone HARVARD CLASSICS ol Yolumee, never unpacked. J. OUraore. 808 W. Main. USE OASCO BRIQUETS for a long lasting fire. Valley Fuel Co. Tel. 8378. TRY OASCO BRIQUETS The flneet eolld fuel available. Valley Fuel Co, Tel. 8878. OASCO BRIQUETS Now SIS 50 per ton. Cheaper and better than eoal. Valley Fuel Co. Tel. 3878. PLANER BLOX Bl 300 ei. load. 85.80. MED. FUEL, Tel. 3111. Closing time tor Claaeiried Ad t a. m Too Law to Olaeelty 13 JO p S25.00 REWARD will be paid by th manufacture! for any Corn or Callnna ORKAT CHHI8TOPHKB POSITIVE CONN 8AI.VB cannot remove. SSe at Voar WESTERN THRIFT STORE. i .. J'lr, ' v t ,lri'i . ,.! I.. i. m 1' t-FhaHNfflia I agLSfi.N2?l Jff r J k Znii iiUiU ff O P I N Ivonlngs Thrti Dsn. 2S Still Plenty of Toys! Alt 100 Alert! Hmd . . A rV).e 10W1 ley New WWt teacfc are Ufa) Urgaa ANIMAL DOLLS. Cuddly Teddy Bears and others e "we It) M AIY DOLLS. Beautifully .... diwitod and real Ittle ... . 47 $!. OOKS. The bait loved children's elastics lOelel MILITARY TOYS. Soldlan, Tanks, Planet, Artillery . . . . .. It PAINTS, CRAYONS, CHALK SITS. Large assortment of colors . . , lOafsfM. PULL TOYS. Trucks ond funny moving dolls 21a M $1.10 SKILL OAMIS. Card gomes, . . . marble shooters, etc . . 10 fl.tl TRAINS. Mechanical and electric, with track Sl.00 e $1 1.7S We skew eety n e eer treat i mfiat..J Mate 30e tu Sc-SJc Etc 40c Us 4c-44c 13 to lS-tM Kldlrs,lle Inc. tax BLACKOUT SCHEDULE: Mats 1:48 - Eve Doora Opra t:S aaaEnda Saturday Mitel aaaai MORE THRILLS Than Any Show This Ytar Olvaj a "Wtstrn Flytjr" SPRING FORK DIKE fasy $ rarrns 29 One rid on this fufl sized bike will prove that th spring fork and balloon tire give almost "Auto comfort." If s good-looking and speedy, detigned for men or women . . . Diamond chain. New Departure brake, and other equipment e"M WtJtern Royal 'Jewel' A Wofcomt) Radio OUtl Gtv yvan of tnoymnf t tHottt ptKvw with thit tiflit bMuty that qIvm bl Mt ftKfOfTTrCKK, 5 tubtM lrciuding nefmajr RCA Lkrrss4. . . UrvJr writ Appracl. W621 r I I sV n. Too LAti to OleUMlf lal B I '5 MO,IH" I 1 m- I Today -for 3 nip-Roaring Days! 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