LOCAL and
Arrive! R. J. Tetreault, trav
eling commercial agent for the
Railway Express Agency, ar
rived here by train today for a
few days after spending the
holidays in Sacramento, Cal.
Chimney Firs Firemen stood
by late yesterday afternoon
while a chimney fire at the
residence of Lloyc Langston.
622 Park Place S, burned itself
out. There was no damage.
Red Cross Work Phoenix
women interested in Red Cross
work are asked to meet at the
home of Mrs. O. C. Palmer at
Phoenix Tuesday at 10 a. m.
Covered dish luncheon will be
served.
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Ne Clerk Miss Maurine
Shearer today began work as
a clerk at Rogue River national
forest headquarters. Transferred
from the regional forester's of
fice in Portland, Miss Shearer
arrived here yesterday by train
from her home in Cottage
Grove. She replaces Miss Mary
Wells who recently resigned to
get married. Miss Shearer has
taken up residence at 108 South
Orange street.
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To Reside Here L. L. Simp
son, formerly construction fore
man on the Rogue River na
tional forest, said today he will
take up residence here again.
He arrived here Tuesday with
Mrs. Simpson and their young
son Ferris, whom he joined in
Okanogan, Wash., after . his re
cent return from Kodiak, Alas
ka, where he had worked for
five months as an engineer on
a defense project. Mr. Simpson
left Kodiak on the last steamer
to sail before Japan attacked
Hawaii. War broke out when
the ship was between Kodiak
and Seward and the passengers
were not told of hostilities until
the vessel reached Seward late
December 7, the day Japan
made its sudden attack, Mr.
Simpson said. The steamer re
mained In Seward for six days,
the trip from Kodiak to Seattle
taking 13 days, he related.
BOYD'S
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Prompt, Convenient, Courteous
Delivery Service
8:30 A. M. 10 A. M. 1 P. M. 4 P. M.
S. fc H. GREEN STAMPS
SPECIALS FOR JAN. 3 AND 5
L.onomy Coffee
Fresh Ground, 4 Of
pound fcUU
FOLGER'S COFFEE
Lb. 31c 2 lbs. 60c
FLOUR
Flagstaff
Hardwheat
49-lb. sack ,
$1.69
Kitchen Queen
49-lb. sack .
$1.79
Drifted Snow
49-lb. sack ....
$2.09
SUGAR
Pur Cane
10 lbs 62c
25 lbs $1.54
Formay, Pur Vegetable
Shortening, C1a
3-lb. pails . UiU
Crisco,
re
3-lb. pail UUli
Milk Swift's
4 cans
33c
Corn, Peas or String
Beans. 303 Aft.
six. 3 for S.3C
Raisins, A Q .
Seedless 4 lbs.
CANDY
Chocolate Drops .
Hard Mix . . .
Gum Drops . .
PAY CASH
PERSONAL
Returns Home John P. Dixon
returned to his home In Port
land this morning by bus after
spending the past week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward C.
Root, Jacksonville highway. Mrs.
Root is an aunt of Mr. Dixon.
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Evacuated James J. Peters,
who has been employed on Mid
way island. Informed his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Peters
of Route 4, by cablegram today
that he had been evacuated to
Honolulu and was safe. He Is
the brother of Mrs. Dale Flow
ers, 306 Apple street. Peters
left Medford in September for
Midway island.
...
Sentenced Homer Beauche-
mln, 47, who gave his address
as Medford, was sentenced by
Federal Judge James Alger Fee
in Portland to year in prison
for selling liquor to an Indian.
Beauchemin, described by po
lice as an itinerant cook who
was attracted to Medford by the
prospect of getting job be
cause of the proposed army
cantonment, was arrested for
selling liquor to an Indian while
U. S. district court was in ses
sion here last fall. The case
was continued by Judge Fee at
that time pending the filing of
pre-sentence report by the
probation officer.
Minor Accidents Cars oper
ated by Janet Robertson of 1118
West Eighth street and H. R.
Gould of 840 Whitman avenue
were involved in a minor acci
dent on a street running through
Lithia park in Ashland yester
day afternoon, a report on file
said today. Ira D. Luman of
331 Mae street and Charles
Johnson of 109 Geneva street
drove cars involved in a minor
mishap on the Oregon Switzer
land road five miles from Med
ford yesterday morning, accord
ing to a report on file today.
Cars driven by Everett L. Bow
ers of Route 2 and Eugene E.
Buck of 232 South Ivy street
collided with minor damage on
the Forest Creek road near the
Jacksonville highway yesterday
morning, according to a report
on file today.
K
108 N. Iw Street
4 Time Daily
Jello, All Flavors, t)A
4 pkgs a-OG
Softasilk Cak
Flour,
large pkg. .
Baker's Cocoa,
Lb. tin
Nucoa,
2 lbs.
Camels, Lucky.,
Chesterfields,
carton ..............
$1.23
GLO-COAT POLISH
Pt. 59c Qt. 98c
Oxydol,
Lge. pkg
Giant packag .
P & G Naptha
Soap, 6 Ig. bars..
Lux Chip
Lg. Pk. ....
Pram Lunch
Meat, can ........
Deviled Meat
4 size, 3 cans..
M. D. Toilet
Paper, 3 roll
2 lbs. 19c
it is III! I
1 IDS. IUC
2 lbs. 19c
AND SAVE
25c
.....14c
47c II
MEDFORD MAIL
Plane Passengers S. Worn
staff departed for Portland by
United Mainllner early this
morning. B. Sander arrived
from Portland last midnight
E. Young departed for Los An
geles last evening. Seely Hall,
Jr., arrived from San Francisco
yesterday afternoon. W. Wit-
row arrived from Vancouver.
B. C, early yesterday afternoon.
Miss D. Hagenman departed for
Portland yesterday noon.
Transferred Gordon H. Pas
coe, operator in charge of the
civil aeronautics administration
communications office here, left
by car yesterday for Seattle,
whither he has been transferred.
Mrs. Pascoe and their children,
Douglas and Bonnie, will move
to Seattle after the end of the
present school term this month.
The family resides at 132 Tripp
street. Mr. Pascoe will be suc
ceeded here by Ira Parrish who
is being transferred to Medford
from Idaho Falls, Idaho.
Army Addresses "Air Corps
Unassigned, Sheppard Field,
Wichita Falls, Texas." is the
official address of the follow
ing local youths who recently
enlisted: Richard W. Hewitt,
Thomas S. Humphries, George
J. Fredenburg, Milton D. Pitts,
Ned O. DeVries and Walter S.
Gillette. Roy S. Koyama may be
addressed at: "Infantry Replace
ment Training Center, Camp
Roberts, Cal.," and Claude E.
Atkins at "Air Corps Unas
signed, Jeff erson Barracks, Mo."
Skiing Good Conditions for
skiing were favorable today in
the Union Creek recreational
area of the Rogue River national
forest, headquarters reported.
The snow was 23 inches deep
with a surface of three inches of
powder snow. Crater Lake High
way to Union Creek was clear
and tire chains were not needed,
headquarters stated. Tempera
ture at 7 o'clock this morning
was 14 degrees, compared with
7 degrees at the same time yes
terday. Maximum yesterday was
29.
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To School Robert Hani in, 18-year-old
son of U. S. Deputy
Marshal Paul Hanlln and Mrs.
Hanlin of 1018 East Jackson
boulevard, was one of seven
chosen from 136 navy recruits
to attend a yeoman s school
after they had passed their final
medical examinations at Port
land, according to word re
ceived here today. After enlist
ing here, Hanlin went to Port
land last Saturday. He was
believed still to be in Portland
today awaiting transfer to the
school to be designated. He was
manager of the grocery depart
ment of the Peerless Market
when he enlisted.
SHORTENED LINES
TO
(Continued Prom Pit. One)
island fortifications are strongly
held by our troops."
In Washington, military ob
servers said that Gen. Douglas
MacArthur's daring tactical ma
neuver of consolidating his
forces might make it possible to
resist for weeks, if not months.
Meanwhile, new indications
arose that plans for great al
lied counter offensive against
Japan may be far advanced:
In Washington, Prime Minis
ter Winston Churchill said he ex
pected great decisions soon.
In the Dutch East Indies, Gen.
Hein tcr Poorten, the Indies com
mander, told his troops that the
United States and Great Britain
were preparing something "very
unpleasant for the Japanese.
Allies at Work
"I am sorry I cannot tell you
about the plans which are being
worked out . . . but we and our
allies are working hard very
hard, Gen. Poorten said.
In Singapore, Gen. Sir Henry
R. Pownall, new commander-in-
chief of British Far East forces,
reported that "considerable help
is on the way to Malaya, even
as Japanese Invasion hordes
struck closer to Singapore in
fresh landings on the West Ma
laya coast.
Japanese vanguards were re
ported hurling themselves
against British defense lines only
190 miles north of Singapore on
the eastern Malaya coast, in the
Kuantan region, and 275 miles
north on the west coast In lower
Perak province.
CHILL SPEEDS UP
San Francisco, Jan. 2 Ph
Movement of hundreds of re
cently arrived evacuees from
Honolulu to other parts of the
United States was speeded today
by cold wave which redoubled
the work of the Red Cross In
caring for temporarily Impover
ished war victims.
Most evacuees arrived with
only scant luggage. Many wore
tropical clothing, had no warm
er garments with them, and no
j money to replenish their chilly
wardrobe.
TRIBUNE, MEDFORD.
on
Lu NAIIUI
PLEDGE TO FIGHT
AXISJ0W1NDUP
White House Announces
Pact No Separate Ar
mistice for Signers.
Washington, Jan. 2. OP)
Twenty-six nations of the new
and old worlds have formally
pledged themselves, the White
House announced today, to em
ploy full resources against the
axis powers, and to enter Into
no separate armistice or peace.
The announcement of the pact
was made simultaneously here
and in the capitals' of the other
countries concerned.
The others are:
The United Kingdom of Great
Britain and Northern Ireland,
Russia, China, Australia, Bel
gium, Canada, Costa Rica, Cuba,
Czechoslokakia, the Dominican
Republic, 1 Salvador. Greece,
Guatemala. Haiti, Honduras. In
dia, Luxembourg, The Nether
lands, New Zealand, Nicaragua,
Norway, Panama, Poland, South
Africa and Yugoslavia.
President Roosevelt signed for
the United States and Prime
Minister Winston Churchill for
Great Britain.
The countries formally de
clared:
"(1) Each government pledges
itself to employ its full resources.
military or economic, against
those members of the tripartite
pact and its adherents with
which such government is at
war.
"(2) Each government pledges
itself to cooperate with the gov
ernments signatory hereto and
not to make a separate armistice
or peace with the enemies.
The brief statement of interna
tional unity of purpose said also
that other nations may adhere to
It in the event they are render
ing or may render material as
sistance "in the struggle for vic
tory over Hitlerism."
Jaen Guardia, the Panamanian
minister, had told of the pact
earlier in the day.
CCC AlONGCOAST
BE
DEFENSE EFFORT
San Francisco, Jan. 2,
Twenty-five thousand boys of
the Civilian. Conservation corps
along the Pacific coast have been
recruited for urgent military and
strategic construction, it was an
nounced today by the headquart
ers of the western defense com
mand and fourth army.
Acting upon a request by Sec
retary of War Stimson, CCC Di
rector James J. McEntee has ap
proved the use of all CCC en-1
rollees for national defense duty.
All of the 236 CCC companies
in the ninth corps area have
been made available for this
work but each project and as
signment must be approved by
McEntee except In emergency
cases. In such cases, the corps
area commander may all upon
the necessary companies. -
Supervision of the work by
CCC enrollees will be carried
out by the chief of engineers and
the division or district engineers
under him.
PUBLIC IRKS
SET NEW MARK
Seattle, Jan. 2 W") Pacific
Builder & Engineer, trade Jour
nal, said today that public works
construction in the Pacific north
west totalled $194,727,335 last
year a 50 per cent Increase
over th record total of $128c
315.284 for 1940.
Army and navy construction
Jumped from $44,989,698 to
$119,068,585 in Washington,
Oregon, Idaho, Montana and
Alaska.
Shipyards were constructed
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WALKER'S
DANCE
DREAMLAND
Every
SATURDAY NIGHT
Real Dance Music
Both Modern k Old-Tim
Always Good Crowd
and Ceod Tim
WALKER'S DANCE IS
EVERYBODY'S DANCE
Bring th Family
and En)oy th Evening
OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, 1942.
"Unfinished Business" Here Sunday
Preston Foster, Robert Mont
gomery and Irene Dunne form
gay threesome in "Unfinished
Business," the romantic comedy
coming Sunday to the Craterian
Theatre for a three-day showing.
Sparkling Cast In
Fred MacMurray is Just
bench-warmer as far as Mary
Martin is concerned after he
dares her to marry Robert Pres
ton in the new hilarious 1942
comedy, "New York Town,"
which heads the double bill open
ing for Sunday and Monday, only
at the Rialto Theatre. Others In
at a combined cost of $20,903,
000. Defense housing contracts ag
gregated $13,069,240.
The figures do not include In
dustrial construction started last
year and estimated by the maga
zine to aggregate $130,000,000,
nor do they include general
building permits totalling about
$85,000,000 in the 45 principal
cities and towns of the area.
The population of the Straits
Settlements including Singa
pore, Penang island, Malacca
and Labuan, totale 1,408,120.
COMING SUNDAY
TV'V,,I jyf a I i
Gay! Daring!
She loved en brother
married the other . . .
then th Fun began!
Shew Sat: I MaotiT J
:45 9:00 11 e4rj
I ( tOMTrMTMwT
ess ' 11S' II 'a.
The hilarious romance romantic
complications that ensue when
charming woman is in love with
one brother and then marries
the other forms the basis of the
plot
Rialto Comedy
the cast are Aklm Tamiroff,
Lynne Overman and Eric Blore.
"Swing It, Soldier," a gay and
sparkling army camp musical
starring Ken Murray, Frances
Langford, Don Wilson, Brenda
and Cobina and Skinny Ennls
and his famous band, will play
as the companion feature with
"New York Town."
ANOTHER MISTAKE
Marshfield, Jan. 2 P Mrs.
Fay Uervals, who was notified
by the navy department Dec. 10
that her son, Lester Earl, 20,
had been killed in action, re
ceived official notification today
that he still was alive.
La Paz, Bolivia, nearly 12,000
feet above sea level. Is the high
est capital in the world.
Too Late to Classify
CLEAN, eomfortabl. apartment. Re
frigerator. 631 fl. Riverside.
3 DAYS I
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and
,
On Roxy Bill
"Sunset in Wyoming,' ftara
Gene Autry at th Roxy Theatre
for tonight and Saturday. Smiley
Burnett plays opposite the pop
ular Western singing star.
Tillie the Toiler," starring
Kay Harris as the famous comic
strip character, plays as the
added feature.
FOR BKIM TT1 lxrtr1 tuhlB
maennw, iu. aao Norm iry.
PLAVKR BLOX Btf 900 of. lewd,
3.50. MED FUFU 11. 8111.
FOR 8 ALB Briquet burner. Box
also. Trunin.
FOR SALE Two loads of tnlxtvl
wtnrt. Mlk Hnly, Lftk Creek.
Ore.
WANTED Cheep I.w.b. trwk: dual
tires. Ingram. Orange Truck. Fa.
S8A4.
TRT OASCO BRIQUETS Th fine..
olid fuel arallabl. Valley Fuel
Co. Tel. 8378.
WANTED TO BUT On set harness
suitable for general farm us. Tel.
MAS, Jrule M. Ml near.
WANTED Oood team, weight around
1(300. SUt price. Box 1130. Tri
bune.
CHICKS White leshorn, straight run
or eeired, five leading breeds, in
ereeeed chick demand hu again
oauaed us to tncreaee our eapalt?
which prove, our chicks are good.
See us before placing your order
elsewhere. Starter feeds and poultry
atipplles. Cufltom hatching a speci
alty. Pint setting Jan. . Central
Point Hatchery.
US OASCO BHIOUTTS for long
letting fire. Valley Fuel Co. Tel.
S97S.
WANTED Deed fur coat. Bin
Phone 8816.
KAMBA la a rare wild roe herb
antitoxin, harmless, registered In
the TJ. 8 Patent Off toe aa a medi
cine and used In the C O C. camps
aa an internal and external anti
septic. Haa been uaed In your
eounty for eerinue aliments witn
good results. (Will give uaera names
by request). This herb has been
shinned through the Fresno Post
Office for yeare without any
comolalnts from users to me otnee.
It carries 34-4S4 International unite
of Vitamin A to the nound of herbs
also heavy In Vitamin Bl-D. A for
medicine and B and D for food
BAMBA la fine for the stomach
and general uo-bulld of the body
Write for literature and explain
your trouble. Cut price 80 cents
per half pound. One dollar per
pound. J. u Denney. 851 Princeton
avenue, Fresno, cam.
Mats 12c and Eves tSe hie. tax
Kiddles lie Inc. Us
Shows Sat 1:4S-s:IS-:4B-t:0
SMOKING 6 - GUNS
Spell
DOOM!
SUNDAY -3 DAYS!
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WANTED Reltabl person for house-
worn two adults in family. Resi
dent position; 4 miles from Med
ford. Address P O box 407, Medford
or telephoo 466S. Mrs. Corning
Kenley.
REAL little Scottish Highlanders for
sale st Royal Kotru Kennels. One
male, i!0 to good bom. Dial 6376.
WANTED At once, housekeeper.
Could make arrantrementa for man
and wife for th winter. Phone 841 T
for Information.
OASCO BRIQUETS Now 10.60 pet
ton. Cheaper snd better than eoal.
Valley Fuel Co. Tel. 837S.
ORANGES Sweet and Juicy. There
is onicrrnoe si irJKAMS
ORANGE TRUCK. North RlTersld.
next to Coffe Pot.
FOR SALE or RENT Llttl farm
Bear Creek. Suitable for a to
cows. J. Tyrell. Talent.
FOR SALE Truck. I -ton Dodg. New
battery; good tires. Jack son Till
Shell Serrlcs Station.
NICELY furnished 4-room house,
33 50. Also a-room cabin. SI). Fh.
4047.
CHICKS Eggs will be high durtne;
war end arter. For rinest laying
grade see the Talent Hatchery,
mile south of Talent. Ten and 13
weeks' old Barred Rock and Hamp
shire pullets. Send for free catalog.
BOWMAN BEAUTT SALON, S37 SO
Central, H block south of Maid
Rite. Shampoo and hair style Tte
and 1.00. Permanent. I1J5 snd
up. Marcella Bowman, Leon Craw
ford (former instructor at Leonard
Beauty college. Telephone SIM.
WANTED Experienced girl for
work. Phone 3453.
A HEAVY work team and some farm
machinery will be sold at the ifv
stock auction Saturday.
FOR SALE 6 or 6 ton hammered
alfalfa. 12 ton. North of Warren
Patterson place. R. H. Qreen, Cen
tral Point.
STOCK RANCH
1.0(14 acres. IIS Irrigated and In ladlne
clover. New 6-room modem house,
electricity, new bam. fenced with
woven and barbed wire. Wen lo
cated on good road. S23.000. Terms.
Also
4-ROOM plastered house with bath.
larve living room witn narawooa
floor, service porch, cement founda
tion, all newly decorated, near high
school, 83,000, including electrle
stove. ei"tio water heater end
heating stove.
Also
10 ACRES trrlnted. one mfle ees.
r1 soil. tM0. K down.
O. Plckell. 18 8. Baruets.
AUTO PAINTTNO. Steam Cleaning.
Slmonlrtnf. MITCHELL PAINT. So.
Riverside.
WANTED Partner who knows med
rum slsed trucks. Bos 1188 Tribune,
FOR SALE 50 tons hay. Floyd Belt.
Coleman Ranch. Phoenix.
P A LOANS quickly efncleatly ,
handled Stark Ooldy Agency t
FOR SAL Dry nr snd hard woo.
Phone 4508 Rawley Fuel Co.
RAW FURS WANTED
HIGHEST cash prices paid for Musa
rata. Skunk, Kink. Coyote and Bob
Cata
Investigate our prices before you
Sell
Medford bargain house
27 North Grape
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Mats 30c Eves 40c
tfes it-ls-Ue Kiddles lie bra. Saw
Shows Sat. 1:45-S:15-:4S-S:SS
Hurryl Ends
Saturday Nit
a r a t e s t Air
Thriller Ever
Filmedl
Plus Go. Montgomery to
ZANE GREY'S
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