Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 31, 1941, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1941. PAGE SEVEN LOCAL and Minor Accident James R. Peyton of Route 2 and Clinton I J. Baughman o( Ashland drove cars involved in a minor acci dent on North Riverside avenue near Fourth street last night. e Finat Levied Victor Milnes of 816 West 11th street was fined $2.80 In city court this morning for parking his car across a walkway. Hans C. Thompson was fined $5 for parking his car In an alley. Light Stolen Jim F. Moore of 1029 East Jackson boulevard reported to city police that a fog light was stolen from his car when It was parked near the East Main street bridge Monday night , No Room According to word received from Crater Lake na tional park headquarters today all sleeping reservations are filled through Saturday night at the park. e Extension Unit Griffin Creek Extension unit will meet at the home of Mrs. E. E. Patterson; Route 1, box 302, Friday, Janu ary 2, at 10:30 a. m. "Keeping Our Balance in a World of Pro paganda" will be the topic. A covered dish luncheon will be served. Promoted Lieut. Hugh B. Collins has been advanced to assistant adjutant of the 186th infantry at Fort Lewis, Wash., according to word received here today. Collins, who was a re serve officer, was called into active service a few months ago soon after completion' of his law studies and admittance to prac tice law. A son of Mr. and Mrs. James C. Collins of 2224 East Main street, he was in the R.O. T.C. at the University of Oregon from which he was graduated. His official address now is: Regi mental Headquarters, 186th In fantry, Fort Lewis, Wash." Well and Happy James Buck master, who has been serving as a quartermaster on the battle ship West Virginia in Hawaiian waters, wrote a brief letter under date of December 11 to his mother, Mrs. J. R. Hampton of 0 Mistletoe street, that he was well and happy. The letter, passed by the censor and bear ing only a navy cancellation postmark which did not reveal from where it was mailed, reached Mrs. Buckmaster Mon day. Concern had been felt here for young Buckmaster as it was at first indicated his ship had figured in the sudden Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor Decem ber 7. Buckmaster entered the navy last February. He passed an examination for entrance to the U. S. naval academy at An napolis and was to have gone to the academy last month but ap parently plans were changed. It is not known here whether he is still on the West Virginia. His younger brother Harry entered the navy last month and is now in training in southern Califor nia. 4 UrettaWeerer f Roy Roger THe Be.t of thel Kildare Thriller.!! AJ7tA J&J IF itl flZHtLsy Compl.t. Shows on WHk Days Start at 1:4S-:S -9:20 1 lURWCW ,,MuJX QUwyK-lll I J 11 I II 1 PERSONAL Return Home Mr. and Mrs. Peter Naumes of 1001 South Oakdale avenue returned home Monday night from San Fran cisco where they spent the Christmas holidays with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Naumes, and their children. Bob and BilL Resumes Practice Dr. E. W. Hoffman has resumed his prac tice at his home on the Jackson ville highway after a two months' visit with his step-son. Dr. Vernon Coverstone at Fort Lewis, Wash., and his brother, Dr. W. O. Hoffman at McMinn ville. Crescent Wreck Seen Wreck of the the tanker torpedoed by a Japanese submarine several days ago is hanging on Steam boat rock at Crescent City, Cal., according to R. L. Hollenbeck, proprietor of Holly's Sea Food Market, who returned from a visit to the coast Monday. Many sightseers are visiting Crescent City to view the hulk, Mr. Hol lenbeck said. Plane Passengers Arriving last night by United Mainliner were E. Young, from Los An geles, and E. Gianni, from San Francisco. Miss Harriet Smith arrived from San Francisco yes terday afternoon. Miss Wanda Milledge departed for Portland. C. Hewitt arrived from Port land early yesterday afternoon. R. Ettinger departed for San Diego, Cal. Arriving yesterday noon were G. Kervin, from Sac ramento, and Mr. and Mrs. W. Grant, from Los Angeles. W. O'Connell departed for Port land. E RULES ANNOUNCED Washington, Dec. 31. VP) The government today prohib ited the use after March 31 of tin in 29 different products including musical instruments, tinfoil, toys, household furnish ings, jewelry, buckles and var ious novelties and ordered an immediate 50 percent reduction in tin used for such purposes. No new restrictions were placed on tin used in cans and other containers but the OPM priorities division said a conser vation order would be issued shortly limiting production and use of those items. GUAYAQUIL SHAKES Guayaquil, Ecuador, Dec. 31 W) Many persons were in jured and several old buildings shaken down by a strong earth quake which shook the Guaya quil area shortly after noon to jl Must End Tonlts Two Hltsl " V "i ' "Dead End" Kids In "MOB TOWN" -uii LN6 it tj Plus Roehall Hudson In "Of Her and th Lady" TM R I LL" " - silll I 1 H P,.zw TOMORRDWU Wtt I 4 as i vc irra mm 1 h Alii aouiu we u - 1 , . i M m .... ILattT'd - II! ffjVlBaTBaaTaBVaSaMBVaSH. W ' CXtVAII Klddlea He l . I Hi T I KMMM. I I 1 is awl 1 raawja- ir W W mm m mr m II M 1. IILf U m I BT mmm- tawaj lmjJ!BJBSiajlji Lwaw.-aw.ww.wwJ Shows at Roxy Together again in the "lucky seventh" Kildare hit, Laraine Day as Nurse Mary Lamont, and Lew Ayres as young Dr. Kildare, again find there is room for romance in a hospi tal. They play at the Roxy to night and tomorrow night In "The People vs. Dr. Kildare." Lionel Barrymore is also in the cast. "The Arkansas Judge," star ring the Weaver Brothers and Elviry, plays as the companion feature. ' Prevue Star Slapsie Maxie Rosenbloom, with Arline Judge and Marie Wilson in chief supporting roles, will bring hilarity to the screen of the Craterian theatre tonight in "Harvard, Here I Come," the New Year's Eve pre vue which will be shown after the regular show at no extra charge. Public Is Invited lo Salvaiion Army Hall The public Is invited to at tend special New Year services in the Salvation Army auditori um at Bartlett and Fourth streets at 8 o'clock tonight. After the regular services at 8 a social hour will be enjoyed. At 11 o'clock the annual Salva tion Army watchnight service will be held. There will be special singing and Instrument al music. Adjutant and Mrs. Charles K. Cox, heads of the Salvation Army here, will conduct the ser vices. The Rev. Edwin C. Cox, pastor of the Pilgrim Hoilness church, and Mrs. Cox will as sist. In the fiscal year which ended June 30, 1941 total of sol contractor deal ing directly with the Bureau of Yards and Docks worked on naval defense project Involving expenditure of 658.059.000. Brilliant Cast Robert Montgomery, Irene Dunne and Preston Foster are starred In the romantic comedy- Thrilling Zane George Montgomery stars with Mary Howard In Zane Grey's thrilling story of the Old West, 'Riders of the Purple Sage," which comes to the Rialto the- Today-4 Days in "Unfinished Business" Sunday a. ir"i-rm t nig-rl 1 a ewn :xzMjnzLaaaavlaiaa " drama, "Unfinished Business" which comes to the Craterian theatre Sunday for a three-day Grey Hit Coming j atre tomorrow for a three Czy run as the companion New Year's hit with "Parachfte Bat talion," starring Robert Preston, Nancy Kelly, Harry Carey and Buddy Ebsen. OTir iiiowjiig. Also featured are Eu gene Pallette. Esther Dale, Wal ter Catlett, Dick Foran and Samuel S. Hinds. Indoor Celebrations Decreed in Portland Portland, Dec. 31 (.P) Port landers must celebrate New Year's Eve indoors and without the blowing of horns, Mayor Earl Rilpy decreed today. The Mayor received orders from the second interceptor command stressing dangers of outdoor celebrations traffic tie ups, big crowds and too much noise. Whistles and sirens will not sound at midnight. Closing time for Classified Ads 9 a. m. Too Late to Classify 12:80 p. m. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE SO ton hay. Floyd Bell, Coleman Ranch, Phoenix. USE OASCO BRIQUETS for a long lasting me. Valley Fuel Co. Tel. 8378. DR. B. W. HOFFMAN will resume his practice at his home on Jackson ville Htway, January 1st. FOR SALE Boy's bicycle. Adams Lane. Mo. a From Iht Saturday Evntng Po,t Story by Voroon l71 WALTER BRENNAH WALTER HUSTON ANNE BAXTER DANA ANDREWS Viralnlo piUr. . J.h Corr.dln. . M.iy Howotd Eigtn. Poll.n. . w.id Bend . Oolna Williams gut mm WANTED TO UCASE A new, modem Ivrmm unf nrnlfirisvl hniiM with Automatic beet. Must be well lo cated. Call S306. $2800 Extra Special Today Kastelde Location 4'roofna, tile kitchen, nice bath, laundry room. Rarage, lama lot, ex cellent aoll. Owner leaving. Priced to tell. Easv terms. MARK A. OOLOT Phone 3268 109 B. Main Evenln. 3417 Beebe (Exclusive Agenta) FOR RENT 4-room fumlahed house, new furniture, hardwood floor. ' fireplace, large garage and wood shed. 37 60. Water paid. Adult. Telephone 8041. OASCO BRIQUETS Now 10 50 per ton. Cheeper and better than coal. Valley Fuel Co. Tel. 3378. WTLL RENT or lease, unfurnished, modern 5-room house by Junior high school. No. 331 Haven St. AUCTION SALE Every Saturday at 1 Livestock Pavilion. Phoenli, Ore gon, commencing at 1 :0o p. m. Rel Itne. all els sees of cattle, horses, hogs and sheep. Have some good consignments for this sale. Includ ing dairv and butcher cattle: one 3-year old Hereford bull: one 30- months old Roan Shorthorn bull. Delvy cows must have certificate of health. We vnrvlnate ol wridav pm SO. OREOON LIVESTOCK , AUCTION CO. Col. A. H. Dudley (Auctioneer). Phone 6333. WANTED Feeder and weaner pigs. Tribune, Box 1133. WANTED Single cylinder washing machine gasoline motor. Phone 1 3944. i FOR 6 ALE Household furniture, dtn ln room eet. radio, oil stove, rugs, etc. Phone 4387, 1015 W. 11th. TRY OASCO BRIQUETS The finest , solid fuel available. Valley Fuel Co, Tel. 837. I ASSOCIATED heating oils, day or t night Tel. 8111. MED. FUEL. j F B A LOANS qulctl, efflcl.ntlt bandied Mark Onldf Aeencf WANTED Partner who knows med- lum slsed trucks. Box 1108 Tribune. DANCE Upper Applagat Crang Hall WED. NITE New Year's Et, Dec. SI FIRST BIG ADVENTURE HIT OF THE NEW YEAR Red-blooded entertainment . . . Exploding with a fury of action, amotion and suspense to quicken your pulses . that's t ron SALE 98 tons hay. tint etrtttnt I in atack. 7 per ton. Herb Jlrecbele, otmi vaiiey. LET ME REFTMSH your car like new. The finish will be guaranteed for aa long aa you keep the car. MITCHELL PAINT SHOP. RAW PURS WANTED HIOHEST cash prices paid for Mu-b-rata. Skunk. a'Jnk. Coyote and Bob Cata Investigate our prices before nm sell MEDFORD BAROAIH HOU89 37 North Grape TONIGHT WALKER'S NEW YEAR'S EYE DANCE DREAMLAND Modern and Old-Tim Music Nois Makers A Grand New Yar Partyl WALKER'S DANCI IS EVERYBODY'S DANCI Bring th Family and Enjoy th Evaninf DANCE New Year's Eve ORIENTAL GARDENS Modern and Old Tim Noisemakers-Sarpantinoa FUN FOR ALL Real Dane Music "fW A. ww