Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 13, 1942, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1942. PAGE FIV1 LOCAL and New Residence P. T. Young applied st the city building inspector's office today for a permit to construct a new resi dence at 1701 East Main street at a stated cost of $3,000. e Minor Accident Ada Zempke of Grants Pass and Zenda A. Sanders of 29 Richmond street drove cars involved In a minor mishap at East Main street and Highland drive yesterday after noon, a report on file said today. Graduated Richard A. Mor gan, local youth who enlisted in the army last June, was re cently graduated from a branch of the U. S. army air corps school at Chanute Field. 111. and is now stationed with tha First Air Base Squadron, Mitchel Field, Long Island, N. Y. Dinner-Meeting r The annual dinner meeting fur doctors and their wives will be held tomor row at 7 p. m. at the Hotel Medford. At that time L. C. Oberlles of Tacoma, Wash., will be guest speaker. An Interest ing program has been arranged with Dr. C. I. Drummond as chairman of the meeting. Show Pictures Charles F. Bollinger, from Secretary of State Earl Snell's office in Sa lem, and Mrs. Una B. Inch, rural supervisor of the county schools, showed a series of safety motion pictures in Pine hurst and Bellview schoo'.s and St. Mary's academy today. The pictures Instructed children in correct procedure of bicycle riding, crossing streets and other activities relating to pub lic safety. Want Relief Prom ARTHRITIS PAINS? Try Tyamol en This Money Bach Guarantee If yon ra suffering from th Stabbing pain of arthritis, rhauma tlsm. sciatica or naurHla. go today and bur a tuba of Tysmol at any good drug stora. Apply this delight ful abrTant to tha part that hurta and watch result a. too should oaa a dilTsrwnoa after tha very Ant ap plication. Should Tysmol fall to firs satis faction by relieving the torturing pains, soreness or stiffness In mui eles or ligaments. Just return empty tuba and the manufacturer will refund your money. Too will find Tysrao! pleasantly distinctive among preparations of Its class. Guaranteed to be free torn narcotics and dope. Sold by adlng druggists avarrwhara. On Hnnd Strang's Drug Store. Music Every Nile Starting Tuesday, January 13th A good place to spend the evening. Pine and dance to the music of Bill Ryan and Floyd Marshall. Jacksonville Club Jacksonville Ore. 1 ADRIENNE'S January Clearance Prices Slashed to Gear Our Stocks BETTER DRESSES Balance of our Fall and Winter Dresses, values to $29.98. Now priced In three groups $5 - $10 - $15 SAVE - off - SAVE Coats Suits ' Sweaters Formats Fur Coats Blouses Bed Jackets Glove Gowns Hand Bag Jewelry Bed Jackets a Quilted Robes Foundation Garment Balance Skating logs a Velvet Street and Evening Dresses HATS Special Group, Values to .5.00 . Hats, including Lords. Cages. Studio Fashion. Values to $12.98 . ADRIENNE'S PERSONAL t Red Crete Class Red Cross class of Adarel chapter, No. 3, O. E. S.. will meet with Jane Kessler on Carpenter lane near the Jacksonville highway to morrow at B p. m. Ranoer Hua-WiMn T Pet. terson, Rogue River national forest district ranger at Butte Falls, was a hutnejt vtltnp mi forest headquarters in the fed eral Duuamg today. Plane PuihmmI. W rWerl. kotte departed by United Main- liner last evening for San Fran cisco. Frank Rogers, Jr.. United Medford station attendant here left for San Francisco on busi ness on the same plane. Rogers planned to be gone several days. Drivers Fined Wayne H. Jackson, Eagle Point, and Wal ter J. Morgan, Doris, Cel., were each fined $1 and $4.50 costs in Justice of the peace court yesterday afternoon for operat ing motor vehicles without 1942 licenses. They entered pleas of guitly. Transferred First Lieut Bruce Moffat has been transferred from the infantry at Fort Lewis. Wash., to the air corps and is now adjutant of the 81st school squadron, an advanced training school at Stockton, Cal. Lieut. Moffat was formerly an officer of Company A, 186th infantry, the old Medford national guard outfit now In federal service at Fort Lewis. Routine Trip William Suth erland, district passenger agent for the Southern Pacific com pany from Portland, and Robert M. Gilmore, special passenger representative, system passenger traffic for the Southern Pacific company from San Francisco, were here yesterday on a rou tine business trip. Sutherland returned north yesterday and Gilmore remained in Medford overnight. Business Visitors Among Med ford business visitors toda f were Mary Lull and Lou Jull, Jr., of the Old Military road neai Jack sonville, Miss Bertha Myers of Kirtland farm at Central l-olnt, J. A. Montgomery, Prospect, and Mrs. Trever Thompson, Gold Hill. Here yesterday were Mrs. G. W. Bruce, Ashland, Mrs. W. D. Sommer, Trail, Mrs. Merle Kindred, Brownsboro, Mrs. A. Meunier, Gold Hill, and L. E. Burnett, Talent. ....... Enlisted Sgt. Joseph W. Cush man, commander of the army's recruiting station in the Med ford federal building, today an nounced that he had been offl- ' daily notified of the firms! j enlistment of the following men at Portland: Willard W. Peder sen, 822 South Oakdale avenue. ! Clayton F. Martin, 1808 West Main street, Robert E. Black, Stanley L. Buell. O. R. Ives and Robert I. Smith, Grants iPass, Doyle B. La cry, Central Point, and Charles R Quacken- ibush, Ashland. Another Group. OO Values to $12.40. $4.83 Official Business Paul Han lln, deputy U. S. marshal here, spent yesterday In Roseburg on official business. He returned last evening. e Returns Victor A. Tenjwald, U. S. commissioner, returned yesterday after spending the week-end In Chico, Cal., on official business. e Enrolling Any man Interest ed In employment as a driver or helper was invited today to register at 202 Liberty building, the office of local 962 of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs. Ware housemen & Helpers, an A. F. of L. union. The invitation came from Henry H. Baum, union business representative. To Prison Three men were taken from the county Jail today by Sheriff Syd I. Brown to the state prison In Salem where they will start serving sentences recently pronounced in circuit court here. The men were Floyd Sheppard, seven years for car theft, Robert D. Foster, three years, and Lloyd K. Dowler, five years for passing worthless checks. Return South Lester Pouse and F L. Satterlee of the Home Owners Loan corporation left yesterday for their San. Fran cisco office after spending two weeks here on recheck of matters pertaining to the corpo ration's appraisal of the land surveyed for an army canton ment. The corporation is an agency of the federal govern ment Ski Accidents Two ski acci dents were reported at Crater Lake Sunday, both Injured par ties residing in Klamath Falls. Don Saurer, 16, student, was injured at 3 p. m. Sunday on Knob Hill when he fell and struck the tip of his ski, receiv ing a puncture wound under his Jaw. Jim Kilford of the ski patrol applied first aid. Mary Jane Metier, daughter of vV. S. Metier, sprained her right knee Sunday at 4 p. m. on a gentle slope in the ski bowl. She was brought to park headquarters by Mark and Maiian Clark of the ski patrol, assisted by Ralph Hill. Miss Metier was taken to Klamath Falls by friends. Leader In the U. S. army air corps only three weeks, Joe J. Patton, former Medford resident and one-time Mall Tribune car rier, has already proved himself a capable leader. It was stated in a press release received todav from Kelly Field-, Texas, t'atton has been appointed a cadet flight lieutenant. At Kelly Field he will receive five weeks' of basic military training leading to advanced study that will prepare him to be a pilot and officer in the air corps. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Patton who now reside in San Francisco. Patton's official ad dress Is: Gulf Coast Air Corps Training Center, Air Corps Re placement Training Center, Kel ly new, Texas. Manr Enlisted From rwm ber 8, the day after Japan at- MCKea we u. s. without warn ing, through December 31 the ureion recruitins ri trrt listed 1,054 Oregonians in the army, a new record for the state, set. Josenh W. Oi.hm.n commander of the recruiting Station at the MeHfnrri ... building, stated today. Of the Knai, me Medford office ac counted for 102 enlistments, Sgt. Cushman said. Sine the start of the second World war in September. 1839. the average has been 213 enlistments a month, he related ariHIna that the greatest previous record was esuDiisned In July, 1940, when the army enlisted 447 from uregon. Draft Headquarters To Move Across Street Headquarters of Jackson county selective service local boards 1 and 2 will be moved January 16 from the former Farmers and Fruitgrowers bank at West Main and r.nro atreele i to the Liberty building across the street. The boards will occupy of- iiccs iv in uie i.iDerxy Duna- I Ins ..... One-fourth of the world's 200, 000 known vegetable species are to be found in Brazil. I Da Mall Tribune want ada. At tha ant ica of oi4. mki up your mind to avoid a muoa of the inilTlinc. aneewiBf. aorvneaa and atuffr eooditloQ of your Doatriic a poaalbla. Ioaert Mec l&olatum In aacb niMtrlL AIM rub It ncnro'ialf Oea row cAact. Toull ba delt(htd with tha var Mas thola turn oomrwt eold miaarr and balpa raatora com fart. Jtrt or tuba. Ma. II U I I U III iwn War Bulletins London. Jan. IS. W The admiralty announced tonight a S.222-toa Italian supply ship bad been torpedoed, another axis supply ship of medium else had been set afire by gun fire and an Italian mine sweeper sunk by British sub marines In the Mediterranean. The admiralty Identified the minesweeper as the Santo Peltro, and said the supply ship, the Slrlo. was damaged seriously. Berlin. Jan. 13 (Official Broadcast recorded by AP) DNB said today that the Bri tish battleship reported by the German high command on Nov. 26 to have been torpe doed by a U-boat off Salum was the 31.100-tou Bar ham. New York, Jan. 13. (P) The British command at Sing apore announced today that "In western Malaya the with drawal of our troops to posi tions in the rear has contin ued." The communique, broadcast from Singapore, was recorded by CBS. Rangoon, Burma, Jan. 13. (IP) Renewed RAF attacks on Japanese-o c c u p I e d air dromes and a new Japanese raid on the airdrome north of Rangoon were announced to night by .army and RAF head quarters. Rio de Janeiro, Jan. 13. VP) The German consulate was reliably reported today to be burning its papers. Inform ed quarters linked this with Information that Brasll. with other Latin American nations. Is willing to sever diplomatic relations with the axis. London. Jan. 1 J W) A daylight raider dropped bombs near a northeast coast town today, killing six per sons, four of whom were wo men. Several other were in jured seriously. Fighters chased the raider away. Eligible persons may receive applications for the purchase of tires and tubes from the tire rationing board at the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce tomorrow morning,' It was an nounced after a board meeting this afternoon. Later, the board said, the applications may be obtained directly from tire dealers. After the application has been filled out, it must be approved by the board before a tire may be Issued to the ap plicant. Jackson county's quota for January Is 56 tires and 47 tubes for passenger cars and light trucks and 13? tires and 115 tubes for trucks and busses. The board will meet at 7:30 p. m. Friday in council cham bers on the top floor of city hall. All authorized tire dealers were urged by the board to attend as regulations and the set-up of in spectors will be explained In detail. Thousands Prafte Simple PILE RELIEF TKit Quick. Easy Wayl ftaitfpw prtta m aet wwfc a1 nftutf voej with snidelentnsT Hch. (Mm ij trrlteV Uott. Staart'a Prta-at" tfeapaertaa fcrtnv ifk. --km rlter Thlr 1-a awe Ira, We awiM rm extferV Ntfueaa arfn. Mltw tlfjKMft r1ftiH mmbtsm. ljtrtUB aite. ewfuntv, PraMett) a, el a,tt rKsirlriaT. aw tnar t It apwaisttrfal tm b Irmt ef ale tortvr auraHs. Oat fntitihM tar1'a Prrajatf ttaeMiteeia at roejf trvt wtlHovt ta, to ani lJ)- m ajaJtar aaas.tr aaeh nanaiam ElOIIY Kites Only S-S:lo Me Inc. Us RlddlM lie Inelasiiu. us Cay! Refreshing! TOMORROW A Thurs. Nttes! MUST END TONITEI lawi WAYrtt-knynaJU SIMM II MIHIS ilil Trouble I I 7 i-ti:X in riss Hi sVsVrWgrl.,.; ... c v Says Mr. Thin Man to Mrs. Thin Man: "Now remember, Mommy! If any trouble starts, you dive right under the table. I'll join you there!" And thus begins the fun of the new hit, "Shadow of the Thin Man," Billy Conn In "Pittsburgh Kid" Billy Conn, the pride of the sports world after his thrilling exhibition against Joe Louis, Is shown here in a scene from his first motion picture, "The Pitts burgh Kid," which opens for to day and tomorrow at the Rialto Theatre with Jean Parker and a host of Hollywood players oppo site the popular boxing star. An Excitement - Packed Picture Jam Full of Action and Thrills! I Is i lvl,oun' V tIB X , 'r..i,irel 1 thfue sports eelrbrltlest Compnl reaturei 1 Arth dooot.. 1 MO BUM IAJT 0 " I Renry Armttrong Unii. I rreadle Steele, Jark Boper V I Brt' i3LLJr3 I 11 TODAY and I; j yS l;J WEDNESDAY ' f Iffinilf 1 2 "Th'i"" Hlh! l a II . .. it AH II Always MATItrt Adults 30C It-lS-tse RISillee lie All me. Tat Keep m Starting -'jr id, i VkV - - - i .; i I which opens a four-day run to morrow at the Cratcrian theatre. Barry Nelson, Donna Reed, Sam Levene, Alan Baxter, Henry O'Neill, Dickie Hall and Asta, the lovable pooch, are all In featured roles. Billy's opponent In the film is heavyweight Jack Roper, who seems to be experiencing the same difficulty against Conn that was so evident in the short-lived Louis-Roper match. Other sports celebrities Included are Henry Armstrong and Arthur Donovan. 'The Blonde from Singapore,' featuring Florence Rice, plays a the companion feature. Battling bis way Into the hearts of millions el Americana .... Shows I:4V:4S-t:20 2 f eature t(MINO Adults 40? 11-IS-tSe KHMIIee lie 411 Ine. Tee ruint I' a 4. Josephine, wife of Napoleon, was born in Martinique. Too Late to Classify TOn SALE Boy's Bkrcl. tlO-AO. J&ntta Bt. POR SAL 1M7 1-door CtMTrolct. HrtuBoriablss. Inqulra 618 So. Oftk daUa or 130 Uutlto. AT WHOLE9ALS Oood foiag froe- ry. uoofl location nere, for caati. About (30OO. You muit hurry U you get Uil. Rnt, 3ft with extra room in rr. Also o?h?r banratnt In city or farm property. B Walk er or Naffalger at Walkers Ral CaUta Officej. 417 X. Main at the bridge POR RENT Apartment, newly dec or mki. 33 Appia. TRY OASCO BRIQUETS Th flneat olid fuel aval labia. Valley Fuel Co. Tel. 337. POR SALE "37 Chev. coupe, (rood condition, aasooo. ml. west of P hoe nli, Mrs. Hal Wright. POR SALE 8 -room house, attractive living and dining room, lire place. t . fee large bd room, hot water furnace, eervloe porch, waxh trays, floored attic, cement foundation, double garftsre. walnut and fruit trees, large lot, well located on east side. Price reduced to aaa&o. 14 ACRES, Irrigated, fine garden land. 7-room house with bath, city water, barn and garave, family orchard, located on Pacific highway, buel neas DoealMUtles. W500. Also 30 acres good Irrlrnted land. 8 mile out on graveled road, 8135 per acre. Al f"0 stock ranch. 900 acres. 75 rr- li -rated, free water, fair bulldlnsrs. fenced, with woven wire, lota of outside range, would consider trad ing for smsn pi.'' cl-aa tru L. O. PTCKELL 18 S. Bartlett USED Atmoray for sal. Phone 4844, WARM furnished anrtment. private bath, mgldaira. 808 W. Main. LOr Dalmntlon dog. Small dog, whit, peppered wth black. One wnita eye. pnone 874a. POR SALE One acre on pavement. Modern rour-room rmvae, city wa ter, 83100. PhOn9 4844. ITSE OASCO BmOTTETn for ft long lftsHng fire. Valley Fuel Co, Tel. 8378. WArrTETayAmerleneed. capable watt- ream, on who can use ner head. Stave are. ennerlence and nhone numW in first letter. Tribune, Bog 3088. HFT WTTW etawdnst to Hogfuel from MEU, rUELe. Tel. 8111. VTOT TTf to OtTTTAR nhop In your neiTtrvrin town now wrier you can hav th finest violin gui ta wortr don by a man with life long xnernee. Parte and aoree- enrte carried for all makes of stringed Instrument. Extra fine bow rehalrlng. Th Wood-raft Shopne. 8th to R Sts., Qranta Pis. Ore. John Donvera. proorletor, the old time Caechoalovaklan violin maker. POR REIfT o-room furnished house Basement, fumac, Inquire 408 weai oeoona. LOTS OF PTKR used cars. ?8 to 89 models. Shulta Bros. OASOO BRTQDrrs Now SIS 50 per ton. Cleaner and better than coal. Valley I'uel Co. Tel. SS76. 4-ROOM house, pertly rttrnlehed, SSO month, including water and wood. T1S Oek St. Bless Their Hilarious Hearts THEY'RE BETTER THAN EVER! The first Thin Man pic ture In two yean . . . and It's a honey! Just what you've been wait ing fori f i ii i ii iwi l'iii. ."i iiihiw V lu4UIUIIII.k.-..klil, I Mia irVtNt atekle MU ( : I Barban V STANWY Last Times Tonighti Barbara Henry STAN WYCXoFONDA hows Ii4M:4M:00 Mats FOR BALE Feeder pig anal caiv. io spring Bum. FOR RENT or will sell, 8-room aoat- . rn houee. 3 larg lota. Reason onabl. 1038 Court. To all cooks, waitress's and bar tenders. Medford and vidnlty: There will b a metln at th Labor Temple in th Liberty Build in. Friday evening. 140 p. m. of Culinary Local No. 838. Our Clut ter la open for caranlamUon. Ba) aur to attend. Have that old Kodak fixed up now. R oaa repairs aa off untu Apru 1. Brmlnard Camera Shop. 40 Soutk Central. VALVES GROUND and motor 1 complete, any 8 cylinder ear. 88. Two gaskeu Included. ChJstat8 Texaco Servlo. Riverslo aad Jackaon. ANOTHER TRUCK LOAD of Orange, Lemons and Anions O rape fruit. INORAM S ORANGE TRUCK. Kortt) Riverside, next to Oof fa Pot. WANTED To rent or lea modem bouse on a to 30 acre of nvrtllo Irrigated soil Bute prtc and lo cation. Box 1S47. Tribune. DO NT FOROET Auction Sale. Wed. nesday, January 14th at Oeary Farm, Orlffln Creek. UNBELIEVABLE but true. A filet brake overhaul tncludlng lln ng and labor, only 88. Champ's TVxaoo Servloa. Kveraldai .Tack- son. NOW ta th time to get that btrt a og to train for next easeon. x have an English Setter feme!, iL yrs. old, Just light age. 1 will sell for 870. She's eligible for paper. Call at lit Washington and nave look, or telephone 4038. WANTED Experienced man to Ctrl 3000 tier of wood. Kawlay PuL 618 No, Rive raid. P R A LO A NO quickly afTOstrttp bandied alars Otldf Aawnef RAW PURS WANTED RlOREST cash prices paid for Mua rata. Skunk. Kink. Coyots and Bob Cau InvesUgats our price bfor fO Mil USD FORD BAROAMf B0C8S 87 North Orsp In NR (Nature's Remedy) TaMeta, there are ne chemicals, ae nunarals, e phenol derivaUvea. NR Tablets an dif. ferent tel difierenL Pmtlt iHttk e comhimtion of 10 veactable intndieats formulated over 50 years aia Uncoated or candy coated, their action is depend able, thorough, yet gentle, aa millions ol NR's have proved. Get a 3&t boa today ... or larger economy sue. .7&SMW 1 C.ffT CO0T3 Terliauuil M TO-mtMTi TQK0M0W Utt$KT Alem IAXTH end A IT A Ve)j Pelttw lwe1bIBS 1 3lSe - lle Eves 44e-2le-Ue bte tea V?9J& - i ' ' "Vr A 'tomosrow ( 4 Day. j