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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1941. PAGE THIRTEEN " 0 LOCAL and Confers Hre H. D. Firmer, ,vith the public roadi sdmints- ration In Portland, wai here today conferring on business matters with memberi of the Crater Lake national park staff. To Omak Miss Isabelle Evans of 330 North Holly street left today for Omak, Wash., where she will spend the holidays visit ing relatives. She plans to return to her work at the Rogue River national forest office January 8. Eon Safe Mr. and Mrs. Pat Graham of 108 Cottage street received a letter today from their son, Pat, Jr., who is an able seaman on a ship and was safe. Pat has been in the navy over a year and was stationed at Pearl Harbor prior to December 7. Plana Passengers Ben John son arrived from Portland by United Mainliner late last eve ning. Leaving for San Francisco ftvas B. H. Williams. O. B. Worth ey laft for Seattle at noon yes terday. United Mainliners were running late today because of unfavorable weather conditions along the coast. Cyclist Hit Mabel Hampel of Route 2 was the operator of a car that struck a newspaper carrier or a bicycle on Court street near McAndrews road late yesterday aftemoop, according to a report on file today. The report indi cated no injury. The boy would not give his name, the report stated. " Cars Collide Samuel Rorrl son of Seattle and Ray Bolton of Rogue River were .he drivers of cars that collided on the Pacific highway a mile south of Rogue River last Tuesday morning, it vas shown in a report on file Joday. In his report Rorrison said that Bolton turned abruptly into the path of his car to enter a driveway. To Study Fire Chief Roy El liott, head of the fire protection division of the Jackson County Council of Defense, Ed Mann, one of his committeemen, and C. J. Baughman, fire chief of Ashland, will leave Sunday for Portland to attend a school on the handling of incendiary and demolition bombs. The school will be conducted by U. S. army Instructors, representatives of every civilian defense council of the state having been ordered to attend. The men will study 12 hours a day for three days. December 22, 23 and 24, the school ending at 9 p. m. Christ mas eve. Because of the school, the three men going from here will miss Christmas at home. IT'SZSMARTJ Lew BRAND CRYSTAL PERCOLATOR G-cup $2.45 "TOM fliri HiSniiaasiMi 2-quart Qfauce Pan , $2.25 1 -quart Double Cooker HANSEN HARDWARE 53.45 V5 N. Bartlett t-" Phent 2370 I PERSONAL Chimney Fire The fire de partment's chemical crew stood by this morning while a chim ney fire at the home of Mrs. E. E. Kelly, 911 Queen Ann avenue, burned itself out. There was no damage. Leave Mr. and Mrs. George T. Hopper of Cargill Court felt yesterday by motor for Belling ham. Wash., where they will spend Christmas holidays visit ing friends and relatives. Mr. Hopper is resident engineer of Crater Lake national park. Visits Parents Mrs. John S. HIckson of Wichita, Kas., Is spending Christmas holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Crosby, 1122 West Eighth street. Mrs Hickson, former Medford resident, plans to re turn east in January. LABOR-MANAGEMENT RESUME DISCUSSION Washington, Dec. 19. (JPi The labor-management confer ence resumed its third straight day of discussions today amid reports that the CIO and the AFL had agreed on a proposal for uninterrupted industrial pro duction for the duration of the war. President Roosevelt told his press conference that a report of good progress reached him last night from the conferees. The American Women's Vol untary Services has given in struction to more than 80,000 women of the United States re cently. i Rear Admiral Isaac Campbell Kidd (above), flag secretary and aide on the staff of the comman der In chief of the Pacific fleet, was killed in action during the attack on Pearl Harbor. Censor Chief Byron Price (above), execu tive news editor of the Associat ed Press, has been granted a leave of absence to become the nation's director of censorship. It wss announced by President Roosevelt. DANCE l the OASIS SAT. NITE Dec. 20th I K"led in Art, jfe.? fe H awawawa-Mwawa ii.hii el I d H Appointment for Love" Coming I Av W-i V i 1 Margaret Sullavan checks to see if Charles Boyer really has a heart In their scrap-happy ro mantic riot, "Appointment for Love," which comes to the Cra terian theatre Sunday for a three-day run. Margaret plays a society doctor and Boyer plays Gloria Swanson Gloria Swanson, at one time Hollywood's most popular lead ing lady, returns to the screen in "Father Takes a Wife," in which she co-stars with Adolphe Menjou at the Rialto theatre for Sunday and Monday. The cast of this delightful new comedy is Jammed full of personalities Western Stars Russell Hayden and Eleanor Stewart have starring roles with William Boyd as "Hops long Cassidy" In Clarence E. Mulford's "Pirates on Horse back," which plays tonight and Saturday at the Roxy theatre with the fifth feature-length epi sode of "Jungle Girl," on the same bill. AUT0.TAXI CRASK Miss Gwendolyn Edwards, 38, ' 115 Florence street, a nurse at Sacred Heart hospital, suffered j a long laceration of the fore: i head and facial bruises in an automobile accident Wednesday I afternoon at Florence and Scott streets, it was shown in a report on file at police head quarters today. She was treated at Sacred Heart hospital, nine or ten stitches being required to close the cut, police said. Miss Edwards was a passenger In a car operated by Carl C. Althouse. 63, 115 Florence i street. The car collided with a taxicab operated by Burton A. Ladner, 21, 445 South Front i street. In his report Mr. Alt- : OLD TIME DANCE ORIENTAL GARDENS Ivtry SAT. HUE Enjoy Old-Tim Quadrille, Scnottitchej, Polk and many other old and modan dances A Good Time for All Music by Ray's Old-Time Rhythm Makers a. at eft at J' k 4 j(sj'",T2H, her husband who has to wait in the receiving room for an appointment with lovea n d does it irk him? and does It make up for one hilarious sit uation after another? frankly, yes. Others In the comedy are Rita Johnson, Eugene Pallette and Reginald Denny. in Sunday Hit including: Desi Arnaz, famous Cuban dancer, John Howard, Helen Broderick, Florence Rice and Neil Hamilton. "Sailors on Leave," featuring Shirley Ross, William Lundigan and Chick Chandler, will play as the added feature with "Father Takes a Wife." house said he did not see the taxicab approaching as he turned Into Scott street from Florence street. Both cars were badly damaged. Ladner was the driver of the taxicab that Tuesday afternoon collided with a car operated by Irwin Wagner, Route 1. at West Main street and Columbus ave nue. Both cars hit poles after the crash and the cab turned over. Ladner was quoted by police as saying he could not Saturday Specials at HEATH'S With Christmas Purchases 1 Box Whitman's Sample Sampler Chocolates Ona to each Customer While They Last or 1 Kiddie Toy Choose from ( different selections. See Our Specials On TOILETRIES SOAPS PERFUMES and Gift Merchandise Last Minute Arrivals Include latest creations by Coty, Ayer. Campana, Old South, Houblgant. Vantine and Roger ft Gallet. OVERNIGHT BAGS and DRESSER SETS (5.00 to 135.00 EXTRA SPECIAL La Tote a Pearl Necklaces Were $8.30 Saturday $ 4 9 Only O plu plug lax HEATH'S DRUG STORE , 21 IT. Central Phone 3SS1 4 1 Head Annapolis Graduates r it", kmtwv.mtwi -jarwfc ' v V i- t ,T ' 1 WW. 0 After learning of their honor position at the head of the graduating class at Annapolis, Md., these three presented snappy salutes. Left to right: Samuel M. Logan, Owentboro, Ky first honors; Francis Tolalo. West W infield, N. Y.. second honors, and Henry C. Field. Jr., Seattle. Wash., third. stop because his stuck at the floor. accelerator Births GILLESPIE To Mr. and Mrs. Rube, 214 Cottage street, De cember 17, a girl, 734 lbs., at Community hospital. TRESHAM To Mr. and tant. Raymond, Sams Valley, Dec. 17, a girl, 8 1-3 lbs., at Community hospital. 40 ALIENS DROPPED Portland, Dec. 19 W) The names of 40 aliens from coun tries now at war with the Unit ed States wera stricken today from the list of persons applying for final citizenship papers. Die Mail Priouue want tu Too Late to Classify FOR SALE Antique Decker grand piano. 534 South Ivy. Give Theatre Scrip for Xmasl ROXY Adults Rt-Uc Kiddles lie Inc. Us Mate 1:45-1:1 Evee :4-:(H ppy RIDES AGAIN! tw't As Wat la lie Wan . . . wtrs s risfest1 MetWtt 4 s iisfi-e iscsall mm WILLIAM BOTD rluMell HAYDEN Andv CLYDE Eleanor STEWART TONITE & SAT. -plus- k. tut. s,ri FEATURE LENGTH Episode SUNDAY 3 DAYS! V.RUIAiy,A v 0 J'".'tl "V O o USE OAfCO BRIQUETS for a long lnstlng fire. Valley Fuel Co. Tel. 3376. DRAO SAW and burs saw In good shapa for sale very reasonable. Please come to 818 North Central Ae. FOR SALE Yearling hetfer. Twedell, Rt. 3, Box 183. 1941 FORD 5-passelvier ooupe; gone B.000 miles: private party. See at Richfield Station. 0th and Orepe. BARGAIN 1S Acre on Paclflo high way: . 4-room house, concrete foun dation, basement; woodshed; Irri gation: lots of nice shade, berries and fruit for family. Owner aaya sell. Tills Is a steal. Prloe SflftO. 8400 down, balance S10 month. VALLEY REAL ESTATE, t mile south on Paclflo highway. Give SCRIP for XMAS! : Mat$ 30c EvM 40c Kiddies - lie INCL. TAX Mate 1:4S-3:IS Evea :4S-:M ROUGH & Twice at TOUGH! Hurry! Endi SATURDAY NITE! TWO GRAND STARS In 1HI IH. oonttt C0tT tuaraiu o tHt mil rSUNDAY I and Monday! I ' Twla Bllii AiSt4 Iicllement with , , , Iw-"" Tea lsaaas 1 lriXa 1 gj V - M ASSOCIATED beating etlt day or nit. Til. till. MEDFORD FUEL. IfflU PLACS on Brr Cratk nll abi to kp fw cows, oma good cultlTatlnf lnd. good houa. J7 Twnu, Talent. WORLD BIOTCUa. the bMt la the treat. S them at Sims Broa. Baay tarma. PHOTO TINT1 NO la Otis. Make old or new portrait more llfe-ltka. Batlalactlon guaranwed. Janet Bob aruon. 1118 Weak (U St. IDEAL BUB-DIVISION tract adjacent newly dereloped alta, near pave ment, lion eoll. Addreaa owner. Apu 305, 660 W. JeKeraon, U Anselea. WANTED TO BUT A sood work mule. Phone 6453, Jeeala M. Ulnear. FOR SALE Mountain fir aawdust for fuel. FABKR'S PARMZRS SUPPLY. Pbone . FOR SALE A few at Ulnae extra beautiful wreaths left at 843 North Orage Street. FOR SALE Her la your ohance. Orooery Store In good locauon In Medford. Stock Invoice about SI 500 and fixtures only about S300. Do ing about SAO .00 buerneee dally. Rent with leaee S3S per month, living quarters. Buy wholeaale In voice prloe, no chanue to take. Owner same plaoa a yeara, retiring reaaon for aelllng. All caah or no sale. Se A. W. Walker Real Estate. CULL COMICE In luga, very reaaon able. Crystal Springs Packing Com pany, South FU", BICYCLE, full elr boys" or etrli S3e.Bft. Equipped model, S29V9. Eaay terms, II per week? at 61ms Bros. Trades. TRY OASCO BRIQUETS -The finest eolld fuel available. Valley Fuel Co, Tel. S37. FOR SALE Ouernaey heifer, also fryers. Box 358. Loder Lena. RIVERSIDE MARKET will be closed all day Christmas day. FOR SALE Olrls sUghUy used Ooodyear bicycle, gig. Phone SBsa. 1613 West Main. RELIABLE WOMAN to ear for two small children. Weekly wage, room and board. Box 1295 Tribune. FOR SALE Barnyard fertUlser and loam. Phone 6666. tHOW pups, full blood. Will hold for A mas. call evenings and Sun day, Box SM, Loaler Lane. LIONEL TRAINS and aoreaaorM. Add to what you already cave. Situs Bros. MODERN a tractive furnished apart ment Aauita. close in. aia south. Oakdale. XMAS TREES, large assortment. Seleot from alsea a to 10 feet with stands. Price lowest aver. Also Xmaa apples, pay Leas Market, 33S South Riverside. OASCO BRIQUETS now SUM per ton. Cheaper and better than coal. Valley Fuel Co. Tel. 837. jHA SUNDAY! : : : Bsls ia Their How t It Ilk wMateve1 vm1 lt tkn li rtttf rtwdltil jastt ratjaatic rlll W Ae.4T' r -The Olft TM an t Mr.oroliD (S M an - Mat Aat,, :U-I U SSe-ISe-lle la. Tas Ere Sat. I 8:4S-S:M 44o-t5e-lle la. Taa DOORS OMN SATURDAY N IT i AT t4I yon RENT Two-bedroom house. Close In. Bast aid. 2S. Call at S21 Apple. FOR SALS! Boston bull puppy. Mra. A. P. Doty, Route 1, off Bellinger Lane. FOR RENT Nicely furnished A-room house, sal North Central. OIV1 THE BOY a Model Airplane Motor for Xmaa or a Oaa Modal Kit. Ideal Blcycl Ship. FOR SALE Rubber-tired we go, price S8. SOS Van Neat. Aahland. HOLLY with berries for ChrUtaaaa. FABER 8. 8th and Bartlett. . lis CASK will buy lot and amen houaa framed up; city water and' aewer. Full prloe. Inquire 37 Louas St. or phone 3017. BICYCLI8 are the Meal gift- A complete stock at Idea Btcyele Shop. Easy terms, pay aa you tide 1 per week. Trade In the old. J STRAYED Gentle male Irish setter, , anawera to name of "Red." Reward. Phone 3517. "87 DO DOB pickup. 4 apeed trs nam le sion, e ply tlree. Perfect condition, 450 cash or trade. Chimp's Texaeo -' Serv Riverside and Jackson. FOR Myrtle Wood Gift mad ta Medford. aee our large display aa 800 E. Jackson (near the Armory). NEW LOW PRICE Oasco Briquet per ton, sacked, S15A0. Med. Fuel. Tel. 8111. WANTED SCRAP IRON Loading on cars for Immediate sbtfw ment. Higher prices. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE Phone 8744 37 N. Orapa RAW FURS WANTED BlOnTBST cash prices paid for Mush rats. Skunk, Mink, Coyote and Boa) Cats Investigate our price before yots sell MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 North drape P A loans quickly affiant) Mart Ooldy Agancy WALKER'3 DANCE DREAMLAND Every SATURDAY NIGHT Real Dance Music Both Modem at Old-Tim Always a Good Crowd and Good Time WALKER'S DANCE IS EVERYBODY'S DANCE Bring the Family and Enjoy the Evening Belfries . . . fesl They're in Love II SSiSS Man at Large' wHh Marjori Warr