Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 07, 1942, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1942. PAGE FTVl LOCAL and Back Horn Mn. Emma L. Merriman of BIS North Bartlett street returned home yesterday after spending the Yule season at the home of her son, Lester Merriman, in Ashland. . Returns North Mrs. Naomi Montgomery left last night by train for Portland after spend ing the holidays at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J A. Perry and family, 604 West Main street Week of Prayer The Rev. Fred M. Weatherford will talk on 'The Church in The Home" at the World's Week of Prayer meeting tonight at 7:30 o'clock In the First Christian church. The public is invited. Army Address Fred Grigsby, local youth who enlisted in the army recently, may be address ed now at the Medical Replace ment Training Center Camp Grant. 111. Earl C. Wheelock and Elton E. Jefferson may be ad dressed at the Air Corps Unas signed, Sheppard Field, Wichita Falls, Texas. e e e Frasler Transferred Floyd Frazler and son. Bill, of Greeley, Colo., were week-end visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Armstrong, 308 North Ivy street. Mr. Frazier, who has been Boy Scout executive In Greeley for the past six years, has been transferred to Anchorage, Alas ka, where he will act as execu tive. He is the son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong. The Fraz iers were en route to Alaska. e e To Conduct Service Adju tant and Mrs. M. Scofield, heads of the Salvation Army corps in Spokane, Wash., will conduct services at 8 tonight in the Med ford Salvation Army hall, Bart lett and Fourth streets. They are returning by car to Spokane from Pasadena. Cal., whither they were called on Salvation army business. Adjutant Scofield has been active for years in Sal vation Army social work and re cently aided in organizing a corps unit of the USO in San Miguel county, Cal. WILL BE TOPIC AT MEETING SERIES A series of farm meetings, with special reference to de fense production, will be held next Monday and Wednesday in the courthouse auditorium, each session starting at 10 o'clock, it was announced today by Coun ty Agent R. G. Fowler. The session Monday will be devoted to livestock, with H. E. Lindgren, Oregon State College specialist. In charge. N. L. Ben nion of the same school will have charge of the afternoon session with poultry as the sub ject. Tuesday, the Oregon State college specialists will hold a session in Grants Pass for Jose phine county farmers. The meetings will be resumed here Wednesday with Prof. Hyslop and Arthur King ad dressing the morning session, with crops and soils, as the topics, and in the afternoon gardens will be the subject with O. T. Whorter in charge. Two Draw Fines for Lack of 1942 Plates Albert O. Helms and Camden E. Wheaton, local residents, were each fined $1.80 and costs in Justice court yesterday for having no 1942 license plates on their autos. Marvin Hansen of Oakland. Cal., was fined $1.90 and costs for failure to have an oper ator's license. LITTLE To Mr. and Mrs. Don. 909 Stevens street, Jan. 6, a girl, 0 lbs., at Community hos pital. HARRIS To Mr. and Mrs Wayne, 2509 Lyman avenue, Jan. 7, a girl, 7 lbs., at Commu nity hospital. CHESTNUT To Mr. and Mrs. L. M., Talent, Jan. 4. a boy, 8 lbs., at Community hospital. rarr. nm Mat?. r Births PERSONAL Minor Accident Viola H. Moore of Central Point and R. G. Squire of Sacramento, Cal., drove cars Involved in a slight mishap on the Pacific highway north of Central Point yesterday afternoon, according to a report on file today. Return Home Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Marshall returned to their home In Medford early this week from Portland where they spent a week visiting their sons and daughters-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Marshall, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Marshall. Driver Tests Persons who want licenses or permit to op erate motor vehicles will be ex amined here Saturday between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. A state exam iner will be In council chambers on the top floor of city hall and aplicants are asked to report to him. Hearing Tomorrow Applica tion of the Oregon-Nevada-California Fast Freight, Inc., for per mit to operate as a common car rier of property between fixed termini in Oregon will be heard tomorrow at 10 a m.. In the cir cuit court room in the county courthouse. This is a recessed hearing. House Burns Word has been received here that the home of Arthur Iverson In Lakeview burned to the ground with all its contents on New Year's eve. Nobody was injured. Iverson, a graduate of Medford high school and son of George Iverson of this city. Is manager of a grocery store in Lakeview. To Portland Ernest P. Leav itt, superintendent of Crater Lake national park, left Monday night by train for Portland where he was to attend a meet ing of forest service officials relative to the forests and the national defense program. Mr. Leavltt returned Sunday from California where he visited rela tives in Yosemite national park and Fresno during the holiday season. FINN PEACE HINT E Stockholm, Jan. 7. (JPi Ru mors that Finland is seeking peace with Russia were given color today by a disclosure that high Finnish officials. Including Juhu Paasikivl, former minister to Moscow, had visited Stock holm recently. Paasikivi's presence here was regarded as particularly signifi cant In some quarters because he headed the Finnish delega tion to Moscow which negoti ated the peace ending the 1939 40 war between Russia and Fin land. Russian circles here do not deny the possibility of peace talks with Finland, but they say there has been no meeting be tween Paasikivl and Madame Alexandra Kollantay, Soviet ambassador to Sweden. Aerial Scenes In Craterian Picture Filmed In Medford Late last summer group of Hollywood technicians, camera men and stunt flyers arrived In Medford and set up head quarters at the Medford airport for some stunt flying scenes. It was the technical crew for the picture, "Keep 'Em Flying," starring comedy aces Abbott and Costello, opening today at the Craterian theatre. It isn't the first time that Hollywood has sent technicians to the Rogue River valley for background scenes but, those who were lucky enough to see the "rushes" of the scenes film ed here when previewed one night after the last show at the Craterian theatre, were enthus iastic in praise of the exception ally good scenes of the Rogue River valley's many scenic won ders. Audiences will find it easy to recognize Roxy Ann and the surrounding hills. And those who have been up In the air above Medford airport will rec ognize many familiar scenes: the orchards, the desert, the air port and, looking sharp, even the Crater Lake highway. The Navajo Indians believe the earth Is flat and that sun, moon and stars revolve around the earth. Miilflatuk are ALWAYS OLT L FROM! Gourd tVtr dsJntr UwIimm wtth cnntUnt I'tat CKambrUm LoUtw. ctVuf, foldm. rlnrtrifto b- Ip keep hutd. and gtkm eoU. HBtMrftta Itywlye 0t UMtBbnUtn Lottcn But m at o0 I Tottrt Goods CtMwttri I I LnomoeriQins nun Barbara Stanwyck Coming In "You I 1 rr-i mi n i iii pi i i max Barbara Stanwyck and Henry Fonda, who delighted theatre audiences with their perform ances in 'The Lady Eve", are re-united in a new comedy- "Burma Convoy" Rialto Thriller The world's most dangerous road the Burma Road is brought to the screen in a thril ling drama of the Orient, "Bur ma Convoy", which heads the double bill coming to the Rialto theatre tomorrow for a three day run. Charles Bickford and 800 More Aulcisls Apply for License The sheriff's office aides re ported today that since Decem ber 15, they had issued approxi mately 3500 license permits to autoists. They figured this was about 800 more than last year. Autoists continue to trickle in for permits but the rush has subsided. Monday and Tuesday were fairly lively. It is esti mated the majority of the coun ty motorists have procured new plates, either through the sher iff's office or the secretary of state. CAR" or THANK We wish to express our sincere ap preciation to our many friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy during our pecent bereave ment. Also for the beautiful flowers. Mrs. Winnlfred Caton, Elmer and Albert Hanscom. Mtes Only 0:46-8:00 3.1c Inc. tax Kiddles 11c Inc. tax TOMITF eaail Plut:! Thurs. Nite! mm uri cum jo kohanci . . A,N0 THJWHIHS OfOUHCl tommy' dorsetV y isi His Orchestra -f ROXY mmmimmmm IS ttv romance, "You Belong To Me ', coming to the Craterian theatre Sunday for a three-day showing. Edgar Buchanan, Roger Clark, Ruth Donnelly and Melville " V;.;.' - Keye Luke have leading roles with Frank Albertson and Eve lyn Ankers. "The Royal Mounted Patrol", starring Charles Starrett as one of the famous Canadian Mount ed Police, plays as the compan ion action feature. 350 Tons of Rubber Burns in Junk Yard Sacramento, Calif., Jan. 7 (JP) Twenty thousand used automobile and truck tires 350 tons of rubber went up in acrid smoke at a north Sacra mento wrecking yard last night. John Kamofsky, owner qf the wrecking firm, estimated his loss at $100,000. He did not know how the fire started. JAP PAPER QUITS Portland, Jan. 7 (T" Publi cation of the Japanese language daily newspaper, Oregon News, has halted. I. Oyama was pub lisher of the newspaper, estab lished In 1904. It Is estimated that every tenth Navajo Indian of New Mexico Is a medicine man. Hurry! Ends Tonight! Ronald Raagan and James Cleason In "9 LIVES ARE Plus All-Star Cast In "MOONLIGHT IN HAWAII WWtUS IICKrORD SaJS IVEIYN aNKUS VWH & A T FRAMK ALBERTSON J Zjn V. - i, ' '. KEYE LUKE jT "f tLTt jfft P 1 imo TW'-- i? Complete Shows oa Week IatsTiwva Always 2 Features MATINEE Swawawaa iawaawswaassxeW'It CtENINO ll Inc. Tie n 'em H.lne 1 a V $11 Iwe. Tex Belong To Me" Cooper are also featured In this fast moving comedy of a Jealous husband and his doctor-wife, whose career is all cluttered up with handsome men patients. I Roxy Funsters A cast of hilarious funsters including Bert Wheeler, Phil Regan, Constance Moore and Tommy Dorsey and his orches tra have featured leads in "Las Vegas Nights", which opens for tonight and tomorrow night at the Roxy theatre as the com panion feature with "One Night in Lisbon", starring Fred Mac Murray and Madeleine Carroll. Pear Market Yesterday New York, Jan. 0 P)-(U8DA) Pears: 8 Oregon, 1 Washington un loaded. 0 cars arrived, 10 on track; Oregon Bosc 746 fancy as Is $.70-1.16, average $1.13; $46 No. Is $1.40-800, small lot $3.40, average $3.1$: An Jous 730 extra fancy $3.16-3.00, aver age $3.43; Cornice 136 extra fancy $3 06-3.16. average $3.08; 498 fancy S3.O0-3.S8. averag $241. , Chicago, Jan. 0. (;P)-(USDA) Pears: S cars on track; 1 Oregon, 1 Washington arrived, a diverted; no sales reported. Too Late to Classify NEWLY furnished houses, two and three rooms. 808 W. Main. Uneasy Stomach7 youAr WORMS Iwi Ills truth. Snrhwtr fsn r ewed-wwwil Wimlna Mini iiwh I inwir tonufh. twhlni r.n, ud rit flnlrtr M111 nV mafl thit thM hMrtbU prmturM r lntl-1 jou rtsM O-t Jtrnt'n nnlldtt light atrl Jirt'i U Araerlrk'i Uarilnf uruptutarr vnnu n4!r!n. IM ITJ IrllltMtl F4 acta rrWJ. ! NOT ENOUGH" hn A gripping adventure on the world's most danger ous road! added Western) At" PATROL CHARLES STARRETT Days Start at 1:4 V8:4-t:20 DRrvTNO to Portland Thursday- Have room for several companions. Phone 1743. FOR SALS Duroo weaner pigs. O. Owens. Orchard Hoots Drive. Pnone 30M. FOR RENT Partly furnished modem duplex, t rooms and enclosed sleep ing porch. On Medford Heights. Phone 10i. FOR BALE Ear corn. W. H. Arnold. Phone 0389. FOR SALS Hlxh-srede Jersey Ousrnsey row and calf. George Tretchler, Central Point. WIDOW wishes oorrespondenos. Box U33. Tribune. PLANER BLOX Btf 300 cf. load, MOO. HEP. FUEL. Tel. $111. WANTED Tour wash day porch to make comfortable with Vltapsne. Dial 40SJ. USE OASCO BRIQUETS for a long lasting fire. Valley Fuel Co. Tel. $370. USED CARS -Lots of them. $0 to choose from. Get yours now. Sell ing 10 times faster than a year ago. Shulta Bros. WANTED A dlsl from you. 4088. for eatlmata on bullt-lns to order. TRT OASCO BRIQUETS The finest solid fuel available. Valley Fuel Co. Tel. $976. FOR SALE two-wheeled trailer, new bed. Fred Stephenson. Arnold Lane. Boi 320. T-ROOM unfurnished house, elost-ln. reasonable rent. Phone Softs. FOR RENT fl-room modern furnish ed house. $10 Bennett. Phone 3300. REGISTERED nurse wishes private nursing. Phone 8064. 62a N. River aide. Apt. 3. LOST A V-$ hub cap on King Highway or In Medford. Finder please phone 0377 after 0 p.m. L. 8. Bashaw. FOR RENT Neat 4 -room house, near schools. Phone 8736. YOU'LL BAIL OUT OF YOUR SEAT with LAUGHTER! They're sweeping the gale-spins of glea . . with tons of fun and TODAY Hunt scenes against tha background oi ROXY ANN and ether Rogue Val ley scenic wonders -bud ' MATBi Adults. Sic IMS J5c Kiddles ....He IncL Taa H NOW la the time to get that bird dog to train far next season. I have an English setter female, lUj yrs. old. Just right ae. I will aril for $70. She's eligible for papers. Call at 111 Washington and have a look, or telephone 4026. FOR SALE Light two-wheel trailer. 1710 North Riverside. OASCO BRIQUETS Now $1660 per ton. Cheaper and better than coal. Valley Fu : Co. Tel. 8370. OeBAUFR APTS. Furn. or unfum., 3-s rms.. modern building, fine lorntlon. 0th and Oakdale. Phone $447. FOR SALE IS milk cows, mostly Guernsey, coming with second calf; 93 head Guernsey springer helfere. Fred West. Klelnhammer Ranch, Jacksonville. Phone 691. WANT TO BUY Good fir lore deliv ered at Murphy. Oregon. Top price. Phone 4304. HEATED ROOM In private home, very nice, garage If desired. Phone 4S67. S-ROOM furnished apartment. Adults only. $ B. Jackson St. REWARD for Information leading to recovery of female Springer Spaniel Bird Dog, year old. black and white, whit predominating. Mrs. Wilbur Stevens, comer Spring St. and Wa bash. Phone 3301 during office hours or 137 N. Central. Steve's Shoe Service. 1939 PONTTAO 0 Deluxe Coupe with heater, radio, fogllghta and other extras. ALSO 1936 FORD V-$ Panel. Both cara In excellent condition. A. Z. "Tubby" Dean, your Pontiae dealer, new Richfield Station, 0th and Orape. Dial 3943. OASCO BRIQUETS Soe per ewt. at yard. MED. FUEL. 1132 N. Central. WANTED Experienced man to cut 3000 tier of wood. Hawley Fuel. 01B No. Riverside. B A LOANS qulcklv elflolenUv handled Mark Ooldv Agency FOR SALE Two loads of mixed weanera. Mike Hanley, Lake Creek, Ore. nation In FUN-formallon and . as they Jive-bomb the blue$ sunny song! -4 DAYS! LOU ADG07T,. eOSTGLLO m MARTHA CAROL RAYQ BQUQ WIUIAM DICK GARGAN FORAN CHARLES LANS SIX HITS A Skyfull of Sunny Sengt! "You Don't Know Whst Lore Is" "The Boy With The Wistful Eyes" "Pig Foot Pete" "tet'l Keep Em Flying" "I'm Getting Seocunental Over You" Complete Shows Dally at l:4S - i:JO M il A I r FOR SALE Cfleap. Chow and Sheo herd pupa. Inquire Mae's Market, North Pacific Hlway. QUALITY AUTO PAINTTNO at res, onable prion. MITCHELL PAINT SHOP. RAW FURS WANTED HIGHEST cash prices paid for Mush rats. Skunk. Mink, Coyote and Boh Cau Investigate our prices before yow, sell MEDFORD BARGAIN BOOBS 37 North Orape FOR RENT Meely furnished dupkva. Oil heat, electric kitchen. Maytag, over-atuffrd Adults. 01$ North Riv erstde. DoThis Has a Cold Relieve Misery With Improved Vich Treatment This Unproved treatment actually makes Vlcks VspoRub give rvui KTTU $9U1 TIM fVU S70U ACTS $ WATS AT ONC1 to bring relief... Ft itmuif $ to upper breathing passage with eoothlnf medicinal vapors . . . STMUUTIS chest and back surfaces like a warming poultice . . . And wonts roe noun to ease coughs, relleva muscular soreness or tightness and bring real comfort. To get this Improved treatment , . . simply massage VapoRub for 1 minutes ON back as well aa throat and chest, then spread thick layer on chest and cover with warmed cloth. 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