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Newspaper Page TextPAGE NINE Want to Bay, Sell, or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It's Filled With Opportunities! MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1942. Bead trr? d m thta paft. Yu 111 prubuhly Mnd rwtiy the thlnga ruu lia Iwi Imik Ini rH at a mi m trad rw vnnrd rthle vu mat ha, torrh tttir at atara ronaj ftu may find many thing other ara kln and m ahta In real Ira immnllilr rah If what ton want Unt hara artrtla tot It Trthtint riaa atried ada an lnvxnria arret live I RATES ret word nm inaertioa (Minimum tie ) Barb ddlltiinal Inaertioa, pet word 3 (Minimum lot) per Ho p month without cop) chant i W W CASH or money order mt arrorn pany alt mill order classified ado, LOVT AND rOUNO LOST, on Wain street six keye on 3 rlnge, Plea leave at Tribune office. LOST Dark brown, e potted, ehort legged dog, weight 30 lba.. white apota under neck and between front lege. Short tall. Name of Stubby, a Notify B. J. Dlckereon, Wlley'e " Service Station, Crater Lake Highway. LOST Scarf, between town and Kenwood or down In town. Strlpea running diagonally. 139 Kenwood. REPuK 1 luet auee, animal cruelty eases Humane Society Phune BI61 WANTED MALE KELP WANTED Lubrication and eervloe man. A good opportunity for right party, pnone sa. RELIABLE MAI? to succeed Lloyd Root in josepnine ouovy, awu. 1800 families, experience no nec essary Everything furnished but car. Fine opportunity atep Into Krmanent profitable business, iwlelgh Products sold here for years. Bl profits. See, phone or write Edw. Jones, Central Point. WANTED Boya, 13 to 14 yra. of age. to sell papera after school. Ask for R. H. A., eo Mall Tribune. WANTED Chimney builders, and plumbera and helpers, call between S and 7 pm. 413 No. Orape St. PRUNEKS WANTED- Rogue River Orchards End of to Central. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Girl for housework. Good home ano wage, rnone o. n. WANTED Woman between 35 and 40 mm nr ohllrfren and lteht house work. Phone 308S or call at 1018 Weet Tenth. WANTED Reliable housekeeper for convalescent woman, one In family. 844 South Central. W ANTED SITU A TIONS LADY WANTS HOUSEWORK by hour Mondaya and Wednesdays. Mrs. Warren. Phone 3489. MIDDLE AO ED man of refinement. 30 yeara business experience, de sires position, no choice. Best of reference. Box 3188, Tribune. EXPERIENCED lady cook wlshe full or part time restaurant work. Write Box 8, Shady Cove, Ore. ANY KIND OF WORK wanted by young woman. Box 773. Wolf Creek. Ore. O WANTED MISCELLANEOUS wnr. pay cash for 38 or 87 Ford or Chevrolet coupe with good tires. Phone 3011. WANTm-An vmi looking for good Investment. Will take 33.000 cash, with greatest possibility of return of $4,000 or more In 80 days. Act now. Limited offer P. O. Box 345. Medford. WANTED A dial from you for our free estimate on all kinds oi INET MAKING and BUTLT-INS Phone 4693. WANTED Small oil heater. 60 Rose Avenue. Phone 4071. WANTED - Two-horse trailer, and double sleenlni baa. Box 3193, Tribune. WANinri . sixteen-foot river boat. William leaata. Central Point. WELL DRILLING with modern equip ment. Ooff Brothers. Inquire nci e WANTED Horses for . Point Fox Farm. feed. Eagle WANTED vv. mm rnr furniture stoves, tools, or what have yout MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N. Grape Phone $74$ WANTED TO BUT 60 acre of good farm land, preferably hsy lano. Rogue River, please ie "act lo cation, loweet cash price per acre whether under water or dry. Ad drees p O Box 333. Medford. WELL DKlLUNO-$l 80 per ft fat 60 ft etc J M Ondae 818 Kina Hill PV tltM rH Pm f4 Used PMriiiture HOI HKIIOK rl HMTI RE 1$ NortB Priest Phnoe 403S SCRAP IRON SCRAP METALS WANTED Tour government need thl 1UI material for Defense. Sell now Highest pries paid. MEDPORD BARGAIN HOTJSJ. 17 N. Orape Phone $744 Rs1 PNtlfe rM P-it ?nn Purn'fire sUVa 1 1 SUM Ik at. rheSM $34$, FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT -room house, modern. mnuww, garage, aauita, available February In. Alto atoraf garage. 731 Weat Beoond B(. FOR RENT $ room furnished bout. Adult only. Inquire Dark Groc ery, phone eoaa. FURNISHED 5-room house, dote-In. onuiie Bros. rHUCKB ruR RSNT-Muv yourself Save halt Prultt Mobile Sta tion Main and lev Phone 4146 FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Attractive (our-room aulte In Holly Apartment, com pletely furnished, except dlahea and linens. Adulta only. Two doora j north of postoffloe. See manager iu rear apemuent. FOR RENT 9-room furnished up atalra apartment. Heat. Adulta. 634 K. Bertlett. FOR RENT 3 room furalehed up ttalra apartment. Inquire 319 Haven. . FURNISHED 3 ano 8-room apart- menu. Adulta 604 w. 10th. OeBAUER APTS Furn. or unfurn. 3-3 rma. modern building, fine location th end Oakdale Pb 8447 FOR RENT BOARD ROOM ROOM AND BOARD and care for elderly couple or 3 ladles. Christian home. 119 Washington. Ph. 4898. FOR RENT-furnished Roam FOR RENT H,fd sleeping apart- mens ror two men. private toilet and shower; private entrance: gar age If desired: close In. 338 So. Riv erside Ave. FOR RENT Furnished room for gen tleman. Modern home. Dial 3301 138 Willamette. ATI RACTIVE ROOMS 404 B Orape FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS LITTLE BUTTE TRAILER CAMP Haa dean, up-to-date space for you! Free laundry, showers and Medford city water. No mud, no noise. Get your space before the rush. Inquire at O. E. Cash Store, Eagle Point, Ore. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Wean er and feeder plga Aiiord peue. Eagle point-crater Lake Highway. FOR SALE Weaner plga and sows. sox 847, Locier Laue. Cba. cook FOR SALE Red weaner pigs. A. C. iwie. rem vauey. FOR SALE Young Jersey cow, fresh en soon, uene Arnoia. spring street Phone 6317. FOR SALE 8 irood milk cowe. Just iresn; two saoaies. almost new. Wm. Shumate, Talent, Ore. FOR SALE Young Jereey cow, milk ing. 3 miles un Wagner Creek from Talent. Phone 7493, Ashland. J. T. Sawyer. fVTtt'' 8 ALE One 16-montha Quern- I sey.Jersey Heifer. 3nd house beck VI MUHI DKMUB L ....... FOR SALE Two veal calves. Peter Sandoa, Trail. Ore. CASH for old nore Dlel 6376 FOR 8ALE POULTRY FAT PLYMOUTH ROCK fryere, 8tt to 4 lbs.. 35c per lb. V, mile eoutn on King's highway, L. p. Chrlatean HATCHING EOOS Pedigreed Han sen white leghorns, 175 to 300 egg pens An excellent leylng strain. 31.50 for setting of 15; $8.00 per 100. L. P. Chrlsteas, , mile south on King's hlghwsy. FOR SALE DOGS PETS FOR SALE Male Sootty pupplea. Inquire 634 South Riverside. FOR SALE Beautiful pupplea, $1.50 each. 719 Bennett Ave. TOR SALE REAL ESTATE EAST SIDE 10-room house, suitable for four apartmenta or rooms. Double plumbing, cement baae ment. Close In. $3500. Tribune Box 1893. FOR BALE OR TRADE 8100 down or house trailer taxes 10 scree, new buildings, near Roceburg. Rt. 3. Box 133, Medtord. FOR SALE Three-room unfinished cabin with ltt acres level lana Jacksonville hlehwav. city we ter. Total price only 8750. Earl Tumy. sio uoercy oi(. 8 ACRES, ft-room modern bouse, com pletely furnisneo. oome terms. H mil west Pbosnlx. C. M Sturgeon. REAL ESTATE LISTINGS WANTED FOR SALES AND EXCHANOE List Your Property with Me and Oet Results TOWARD C. WALLS 1138 8. Riverside. Medford On 99 Highway FOR SALE 18 acre farm or trade for good 6-room house to Medford. Phone 6108. FOR SALE One of best farm on Applegate. About 300 acres, free water rliht improvementa. 307 w. 8th St, Grant Pssa. or Mr. John Schera, Williams Crsek. rOR 8ALE-340-cre Little ApPlagaW. with or without 60 head grsde Guernsey. Free Irrigation. Nice bungalow. J. Munsell. FOR SALE New two-bedroom homee near hirh school. Phone 3713 or call at 808 Dakota. . POP AIE email dairy ranch. 344 South central. FOR SALE less 3-room nouee. w-m- phoenix it CITT eno country im.pertle. Loan insurencw 409 Medford Building WHEN TOU tn.ns ' V"" thins of the Spencer-Begiey A V. -e 1Q7 w wi.in FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES INTERNATIONAL 1941 SUtlrm Wsg uts new. gone 6 000 mlles r .... nMit in 1941 d-luxe m lieese im rhOD 3S61. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE $170 equity In 1934 Chev. relet Maater aedaa. $70. See V. L. Palmer. 341 Wsbeeh- FOR SALS 1936 Chevrolet coupe: first deae condition. Can be eeen at 1003 Weet Uth alter Wedneaday. $$ TUDOR FORD $3. clean, MM Warren Ms pee. Rt. 1, Boi 483. 1839 TERRA PLANE aedan. Ft ret claaa condition. Owner car. Sail or trad. Dial 6S5. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Applea. H. C. Beat. Jacksonvllle-Phocntz Road weet of Klnge Highway. FOR SALE New armless daveno. $38.50 caab. Phone 3988. Thursday or Friday. OIL ek WOOD CIRCULATORS Beet buya In city. Pick's. FOR SALS Moving to amaller offloe. Have several deeka and aome equipment for aale, TENOWALD AOnCYi 138 weet Main etreet. SPEED QUEEN WASHERS and Iron. are. More for your money. Flck'a. MYERS at JACUZZI pump. 100 guaranteed. Installed. Flck Hdw. FOR SALE Complete well outfit In cluding pump, back-geared pump Jack, pipe, rod and brass cylinders. 828. Also small plow, 83. Phone 0079. evenings. PARTS 8c SERVICE on all makes Washers and Pumps. Pick's. FOR BALE Rabbit hutches. Room for three does. 83.50. 119), Wash ington. ELECTRIC eewlng machine, console. like new. rteai nuy ncs nave. FOR SALE Fancy Kanota oat. Mon arch Seed te Feed Co. PAINT with GENERAL, your best. reasonably priced. Pick . FOR SALE Hamilton Beach malt mixer. No. 18. 304 west Jackson. FOR SALE Fertilisers of all kinds Supplies limited. Get your early. Monarch Seed 8, Feed Co. FOR SALE Late model small upright piano; half price. Phone 3963. FOR SALE Field eeeds of all kinds. Monarch Seed 8s Peed Co. FOR BALE 18-ln. old growth fir. $1.36 per tier. Lee Smith, Apple gate, Ore. FOR BALE Spray rosea, peaehea and apricots now. We have the material Monarch Seed 8s Feed Co. FOR SALE Trailer houae, 1940 fac tory built, completely furnished. Bargain for 8535. Cash or terms. Across from Plggly-Wlggly on South Riverside. FOR SALE Gypsum, superphosphate, sulphate of ammonia. Monarch Seed, 8i Peed Co. FOR SALE Root beer barrel; also candy Jars. 940 North Central. FOR BALE Rust-resistant Federation No. 38. certified seed, treated. Mon- . "a FMd C- BALE - Underwood typewriter. pQOne 8273. FOR 8 ALE Sheep guano, pulverised for your lawn or garden, aeonarcn Seed e Feed Co. FOR SALE Hammer mill; also 3 springer cows. w. A. McDowell Sams Valley. FOR 8AI.E Ceresan use it to control smut In wheat and barley dlseaaes. Monarch Seed at Feed Co. FOR SALE Drum act: Base, snar cvmbals. foot pedal. Tom-Tom, brushes and atlcka. Complete. 865 cash. Phone 3480. FOR 8ALE Brooders, the moat com- Elete line In town priced right onarch Seed 8 Feed Co. FOR 8ALI White enamel electric Hotpo'.nt range and lady a bicycle. 813 Bo. Newtown. FOR SALE Sperry' "farm-tested feed for poultry and livestock. Be sure you're feeding right. Feed 8 perry's. Monarch Seed as Feed Co COMMERCIAL Paint Spraying ma. chine. Rood condition. 8 pot. 1 gun. 50 foot hose. Call at 353 Third Street. Ashland. SAVE $ Tailored to your meas ure suits. One week only. Values to $50.00 at $35 00. Klein the Tailor, 139 E. Main. Upstairs. BIRDS 1137 W. Main. Pb. 4897. SPECIAL SALE OF BUILDING MATERIALS Reg. 81 3x4 to 13 Surfaced.. ..330 00 $1600 1x13 Cedar Surfaced 38 00 19 95 1x4 B. Btr. rig 90 00 45 00 Hx6 Cedar Siding. 6600 89.50 S Cedar Siding . 80 00 46 00 1x6 Channel Biding 45 00 83 00 1 PIT Certatnteed Guard Roofing II I) IKjrs. eaah a wnae. nave up to oo- Walloaoer Paint Save up to 60 MANY OTHER BAROAINS SEE US BEFORE YOD BUY MEDFORD LUMBER CO. If. Fir at 3rd St. Medford, Oregon FIR SAWDUST. Dry Blahs. Lumber at mill price. Dial 4114. City Fuel at Lumber Co. USED CArE and Bar equipment for aale. Bars, back bar, counter, refrigeration, sods fountains, Lang electric cafe range, electric disn washer and oven, booths, tablra. stools, chairs. Write or see Chss 6huss. 833 Msln or call 8038 Klamath Falls. Oreeon. CONVERT STOREROOM or St tic to Interne property Th extra reve nue will pey for improvementa 18 months to pey by our plan -Free estimate B, O. STEPHEN BON CO. Court and McAndrew Phone 3000. FOR SALE Practically new Cletrac Diesel Tractor, oeorg nuton, jr.. William. Or. BETTER STOP et our yard nd buy your lumber now while available and at present low mill prices R O Stephenson Co Phone 3000 Court end Uf Andrew port SALS Dry nr and hardwood phone 4603 Hewley Fuel Co FOR SAIJt Pears end epplee Kantor 3 miles north relent WOOD Dry fir and laurel Aaenei a ted Station Too t Mate Pel 38M DRY FIR rot S on o'e"va . Phone 8180 alias Cleadnt time for CI seal fled Ad t m.-Too Let to Classify IS JO BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE The only eervlce etatlon In Eagle Point, ore. rive mmuiee from cantonment center. Complete ly rebuilt laat September. Shop and storage apace. 80x60. Long lease.' low rent. Full price, $400. Clayton Simmon. Eagle Point, Ore. CAVE SHOP Restaurant, equipped PERSONAL PSYCHIC. Palm. Card Reading. Room 413. Hotel orand. CARD READING $1 00, 839 Jeanette MRS. DELMAR. Palmist, will glv full reading for fifty cents. Rain bow Camp. Highway 99, North. NOTICE TIME TO PRUNE. EKSTRAND will prune your SHRUBBERY correct. Phone 4880. Palmistry Crystal Reading D Miller Ph 3448 480 Mounieln Ave Ashland MISCELLANEOUS FOR Public Stenographer, mimeo graph work, addreaaograpning ana all kinds of typing see Southern Oregon credit Bureau. CULINARY UNION meeting Friday evening. o'clock. Room 314. Lib erty Biag. LEARN CONTRACT BRIDGE Latest rules by competent teacher. Pri vate leeeona or supervised play. Afternoons, evenlnge. T. 8. Craw ford, 835 So. Riverside. Phone 8789. Leave message. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Accountants INCOME TAX ACCOUNTANT INCOME Tax Return made and no tarised. Jackson County Bank Building. Victor O Sether. Atsayer ASSAYER--W O Wright. 3318 Cap) tal Ave City So of water reservoir qoio ai copper i einnaoar sa Carpentering LESLIE RALSTON Oeueral Contract ing fine finishing work All kind. Carpentering For estimates plea call at 701 N Riverside oi Tal 3881 CARPENTER WORK Free estimate. Work guaranteed. Spe cialise in remodeling, can save you money, b. omespie. Phone 8139. Chiropodist. Treatment of All Foot Trouble Dr. A. M. Depner. Registered Chi ropodist (Foot Specialist). 317 Fluhrer Bldg. Dial 8103 Dressmaking fHB FASHION SHOP Dressmaking rut rtemnoeiing suiioua and Buckle covered Room 803 U S National Bank Bldg Tel S931 DKKiOMAKlNO - Alterations tailor ing Batherlne Satlerlc. Singe! Shop 33 i Orape Expart Window Cleaner LEI OEOHflK DO ITI RXPBR1 Window Cleaner Oeneral houe eleanera flour waslng paint Ing Oeo F Otisrd Phone D964 MONEY TO LOAN WE LOAN MONEY ON YOUR CAR Attractive Rate COAST P1NANCB Harold H Brown Aaency Deans 811 133 (eat Mam Phone 3448 NUhSERY STOCK OUR NEW BROOKS APRICOT Pat ent No. 498. excel all other van- etlea for quality and profits. Writ today ror 'Free Descriptive cata log" oontalnlng full Information Also complete assortment of other atock. Special low prlcee on Com mercial orders. LA FAYETTE NURS ERY CO. Lafayette, Oregon, Since 1890. CARLTON NURSERY The only oureery in Southern Oregon with a comDIet etock ol fruit, out and ahade trees and ornamental ahruba and plant on nan during all the planting season Carlton Nursery. 63ud year 4 mllea South of Medford on Pacific Highway Look for the Mlr-o-lite sign. Phone 6334 ACROSS I. Chlldrs a. Damage 9. Strike gently 13. Marine flan i$. Genus of the olive tree 14. Ssinuel'a mentor 16. Hindu U.ltr 14. L'ncultlvsted (T. Argument against tl. Sole of a plew 10. Nervous twUeblnc II. Tooth It. Learning 14. Water bottle I. cmng la $1. Reflected soiled !. Peculiar II. Pens 40. Dlsiaot 41. Bard 41. Mes.enger 4S. Orees letter 44. Dlstsnt 4i. Mlsleade 10. Psatboard ke 61 Cereal 64. Wing IS. Human race 17. Matrons 49. Steadying Wire or rope 41. Encourage SS. Ottoman 44. Guide's klghest note $6. Olsclal anew water neia r. PIS" on words 44. Son frees B 10. r-irlamaUoa opera 11. Long $7. Salt U li U Hi I. 17 p I , f ' " aaeaaaj BB a. rfMrf M - - -I 4. y assaStai saBESSat Z ', ' iTsr arsT n new, -I I, , .asBBs e44a. .- eat- mt BUSINESS blRECTORY Chimney Sweep CHIMNEY Sweep Also turueoee end oi etovee cleaned call ueo taton 88 No Front Phune 4340 Houi Moving HOUSES MOVED AND RAISED Also buy houses that bava to be moved, aeorge Lammere, no 16th, Eugene, or Mark A. Ooldy. Transfer CITT TRANSFER at STORAOE CO Huuaebold moving and general hauling 8 Orapa Phone 4664 Day or night FURNITURE MOVINO AND S'lUR AGE We have vsn movine equip ment tor local and long distance hauling Dry and clean etorare icoocrete building) with special Lnnker mhi at IOW rate ' SAMSON 61 OR AOS WAREHOUSE Phone 8768 BADS fHANSFER STORAGE CO Office 16 South nr rnoue oe Price right Service guarauleed DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE 40 S Fir street. Insured camera Local and Loug Distsnce Raullng. Phone m6 Refrigeration. REFRIGERATION SERVICE CO, the only exclusive refrigeration snop m So. Ore. Authorleed factory service. D. Oouid. 333 W. Jackson. PH. 4584 Roofing WE REPAIR or apply any type of roof Pa Deo Roofings Shingles Coatings snd Pslnta New su Wall Paper Ekerson Paint ami Root 1u S So Bartlett Tel B48 JOE SMITH YOUR ROOFER AU Root Irounles taaen car of All work guaranteed Call 8768 or 3349 301 Haven Wall Drilling and Pumps Latest equipment. Our price are right. Southern Oregon wen urm tag Co.. Klamath. Falla. Oregon phone 6633. 630 South 6th St. LEGAL NOTICES Nntlra to Creditors. In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County In the Matter of the Estate of Belle Vail Paine, deceased. Notice is hereby given that W. H. Paine, the unaersignea, b.n. K..n rtulv annotated the ex ecutor of the will and estate of ih oViniM named aeceaeni. anu all persons having claims against said estate are required to pre sent them with proper vouchers within six months from the date of this notice to said executor at f36 North orange street, mm' ford, Oregon. . Dated ana first puousncu nn uary 15th. 1942. Executor. J. F. FLIEGEL. Attorney for Estate. Notice oi Final Accounting In the County Court of the County of Jackson in ana lor th. sintA nt Oregon. In the Matter of the Estate of Joseph Lane Wylana. aeceasea. Notice! is hereby given that J. F. Fliegel, Administrator, has filed a final account of adminis tration of said estate. Hearing of same haa beer, fixed by said court for the 16th day of Feb ruary, 1942, at 10 o clock A. m., at the Court Room of said Court. All persons Interested in saia es tate are notified then and there to show cause, 'if any there be, why said account should not be approved and distribution made. J. F. FLIEGEL, Administrator.- Notice of Final Accounting In the County Court of the County of Jackson In and for the State of Oregon. In the Matter of the Estate of Alice Hanley, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that Claire Hanley, Executrix, has filed a Final Account of adminis tration of said estate. Hearing of same has been fixed by said court for the 16th day of Feb ruary, 1942, at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day at the Court Room of said Court. All person Inter Solution Of Vesterdaya Puxilt tt. Psrled of time 8. Jswsl 4. Bird's hnme 8. M.ilcaa glah DOWN L Planning 4. Vague 6. In what war $. Dlamounted 7. Survival of l peat lime 8. Rackleas 9. Bin or offense 10. Apsrt 11. Coiir slightly II. Old tribe ol Indlsne 31. Orowln out 15, bitter kerb It. Store 37. Buitle It. Pulverise II. AI no time 64. Sbaroenuui stone It. Burden 17. Psytnent II. Compact 41. Make lace 44. Peninsula emttb of tlie Quli e Mesice 4T. Or pay 46. Sertous and composed 64. Animal IneloeureS IL Fan of a bire"i wing 63. Poison ex tracted free a speciee of Seonlte 6$ RuMtse rivet 66. Ootneae of dleeord 49 Card came 16. Tojlce; prsoa AipiAnciAiTieiRnAiTT Bjg lAtMikilll.B.S ACE X A R. O Nils A Dj c o MlRMe N p QM a AlHR 1 ndQ p o sU I faMo feHTIg. A I L EIR gfll. A Ij tBt LAP m c &LIe t ap E.n l t e USE SHE we sill e D STAT pipPF ITlRhJ 1 QotcDpIy rTeHm a o SDS, i B. f HlM - L I L Nflk A. i ?lf TlK i o KNOX STRESSES NAVY'S HUGE 1 IN ALL OCEANS Secretary Reviews Neces sity of Secrecy On Move ments U.S. Sea Power. Chicago, Jan. 29. CffV-Sec retary Frank Knox pictured the United States navy today as engaged in a gigantic Job of protection and fighting "in all the seas and all the oceans" against "one indivisible, total enemy" the world over. It Is "an Immense assign ment," he said, but "your navy is doing the job." The secretary, - in a speech prepared for a Chicago Associ ation of Commerce Luncheon, asserted that If some people misunderstood his remarks of January 12 to the effect that Hitler was the principal enemy. "the iavy didn't." All One War He said he wished to make it "emphatically clear" that he regarded the wsr in the Pac ific, the Atlantic, Russia, China, Malaya, Libya as "all one war." Hitler "hatched this ghastly conspiracy on the whole world but the enemy Is one enemy one indivisible, total enemy,' he said. The secretary devoted con siderable of his talk to "the vexations and misunderstood business of security and the public information policy gen erally," reminding Americans wondering what the Asiatic fleet was doing that the Japs "are more curious than you are." Japanese uncertainty over what our fleet Is doing or where it 1$ going, he said. Is one such as "has caused every one of you to ask 'What Is Hit ler going to do next?'". He said it had manifest strategic valife because "not knowing what your adversary Is going to do you have to disperse your forces and attempt to be ready for anything." Japs Jittery Knox said navy department study of what axis short wave stations call "news" Indicated the Japs "are Jittery because they can t determine Just where the American fleet la and what Its objects may be." He re lated: "For example: On January 1 they announced that they had sunk seven of our battleships, no less. But by the 23th a spirit of prudence had crept over them and they magnanimously changed the figure to four, thus restoring three to the surface, where others may follow In due course. "On the 21st, curiously enough, their compilation omit ted any mention of a seaplane carrier whose demise had been solemnly chronicled the week before." He said he often was asked why he wished to keep some thing secret when he knew peo ple already knew of it and have been talking about it My answer is that our en emiesbeing past masters at such tactics themselves- delib erately plant and circulate ru mors in order to confuse us. Cooperation Given The press and radio, the sec retary said, have cooperated perfectly, "And as newspaper man it Is not easy for me to be counselling restrictions, sil ence and faith, but as know ledge and understanding of the problem spreads, skepticism and confusion will diminish and the people will realise why there must be a news shortage as well as a rubber shortage. Discussing the navy's role "in the long, grim days ahead," Sec retary Knox said: In 86 navy yards ships are being born. A year ago 70 pri vate yards were working for the navy today Its twice that many. The navy has 34 air sta tions. . . . What we gained In the destroyer trade with Britain was not bases but the right to build bases. They are being built nearly half a billion dol lars was spent on them last year. . . . "American sailors and mar Ines are now serving In New foundland, In Bermuda, In the Bahamas. Antigua. Jamaica, St Lucia. Trinidad and. British Guiana. In the Pacific they are scattered from the Arctic to the far flung Islands of the South seas and they will be back In the Philippines snd In Guam and Wakel" ested In said estate art notified then and there to show cause If any there be, why said account should not be approved and dis tribution made. CLAIR! HANLEY. Executrix. J. F. FLIEGEL. Attorney tor eUecutrix. SALVATION ARMY ON WAR FOOTING All Salvation Army buildings, including hospitals, headquart ers buildings, social Institutions and corps halls, have been of fered to the government in case of any emergency and all offi cers have been put on a war time footing, Adjutant Charles K. Cox, head of the corps here, said today. Adjutant Cox said that the Salvation Army foresees un precedented demands made upon the nation's established welfare institutions in the months ahead. To aid in meet ing this demand, the Salvation Army has been placed on a war time basis and Is prepared to act In any emergency, Adjutant Cox stated. It Is already assist ing, he added. In many phases of the defense program. Jury List A to E Names of Jurors, from A to E, drawn on th general Jackson county list for the coming year, follow: Arant. Joseph P- Ashland: Allen, Albert C. Central Point; Andrews, George A., Ashland; Ashpole, Bernk-e, Medford; Al- en. W. E., Phoenix; AiDrigm, Geo. R., Medford; Anderson, John A., Central Point; Arnold. Ralph, Medford; Arnold, S. Al- cert, Ashland: Andres, I. F., Ashland: Andrews. Walter E., Medford; Ashcraft, W. H., Ash land: Abbott, Elga W., Butte Falls; Arant, Howard, Prospect; Axtell, Ranald, Trail; Anderson, Carl, Medford; Anderson, Paul F Central Point: Alworth, Rob ert H., Trail; Aiklns. H. S., Ashland; Allen, Walter Ray. Eagle Point, Brittsan, Grantril F., Medford; Burgess. R. C, Medford; Bow man, Carl D., Medford; Barron. H. F.. Ashland: Bardwell, Ralph Groot, Medford; Bebb. Royal E.. Medford; Berry, Rome, Asniana; Bowmer, Angus L., Asniana; Brown, Charles A., Ashland; Bromley, H. L., Medford; Ben son, Axel, Medford; Baugh, Everett E., Ashland: Bishop. Guv W.. Beaale: Bohnert, Edyth, Central Point; Blegel, timer u Ashland; Bliss, Louie. Eagle Point; Brown, Edgar J., Ash land; Buehllng, Fred, Ashland; Brown, Royal G , Eagle Point: Boggs, Ethel W Eagle Point: Burk, C. G., Ashland; Beers George, Rogue River; Bush, Maynard, Medford; Bigham, P. C, Medford; Brophy, Leland S.. Medford; Bennett, Carl R., Eagle Point; Byrd. G. W., Ashland; Bradshaw, Leonard, Lake Creek; Bryant, Phillip F, Ashland; Bonney, Pearl, Central Point; Bradley, J. V., Medford; Brown, J. J., Beagle; Blevlns, James M., Gold Hill; Brown, John O, Ap plegate. Carter, Henry Jim. Ashland; ChasUIn, John, Medford; Cass man, Harvey, Central Point; Cummlnga, James M-, Central Point; Colver, Lloyd, Phoenix: Cameron, Harry C, Ashland; Clave, Annie. Eagle Point; Cross lin W. J., Ashland; Coy, Seth. Gold Hill; Coy, Bertha, Gold Hill; Carter, F. S., Asnland; Carlton, Nell C, Medford; Con- ley, C. F., Ashland; Cock, J. Morgan, Ashland; Carlton, J. H., Ashland; Chllders, Charles H., Ashland; Couk, A. L., Ashland; Centers, F. M Medford; Cupp, John, Medford; Corn, E. C, Medford; Carson, O. F., Ashland; Charley, Claus C, Brownsboro; Campbell, Richard B., Ashland: Clark, Harold N Ashland; Crap- ley, George B., Ashland; Can- trail, Oslo, Medford; Corwln, Chester C, Ashland; Case, Aran Farl, Sams Valley; Cook, -J. F., Medford; Cameron, Royal, Gold Hill; Carl, William, Applagate. Davis, Irvln, Ashland; Davles, A. C, Jacksonville; Dunlap. Fred A., Derby; Dodge, John S.. Medford; Dickey, T. C, Jackson ville; Daniels, Lillian M., Med ford; DiUworth, Stuart, Trail; Drummond, W. G., Medford; Duggan, J. C, Central Point; D'Albinl, Marie, Medford; Dun- kin, Earl B Talent; Davis, Wm. K., Central Point; Dlnklns. Wal lace W Prospect; Denney, Goe. Medford; Dutton, Edward. Med ford; Davis, Winfleld L., Ash land; Darby. Glenn, Asnland; Dunn, George E., Ashland; De Armond, H, L. Ashland; Dozler, Hugh, Ashland: Duffield, Har old Ashland; Cavls, Frank, Ash land; Dyer. A. F Ashland: Dyslnger, Leland L, Browns boro; Dally, Murt, Medford; Deen, Geo, Eagle Point; Dally, prank, cold Hill. Antelope, Jan. 29. (Spl.! Maurice Davtea, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Davies. who has been receiving medical treat ment In Portland sine Septem ber returned home last week end to stay. Four-H elue leaders bom this gl Antelope LODGZ NOTICES This column la reserved for notice or any kind end ell fraternal and service orgaiilsatlone are In vited to use It. Kates I Or a line first Insertion. 6r a line for earb Mw1ntnaertJftn MEDFORD LODOS No. 108. A. F A. M. Special communication Fri day. Jan. 80. work In the P. C. degree. Visitors welcome, Chester A. Hubbard, W.M. trlct who attended the Leaders' Cos ferenc In Corvellta were Henry Owen. Bill Btghara, Cora Bigham. and Marguerite Bradshaw. They re turned January 33. Ladlea duo met January 31 at the home of Mrs. Laura Bigham with Ana Davtee assisting. There was large attendance of regular member, and one visitor, Mr. Shulta, a guest of Ruth Clar It being annual men's day, several husband were there to enjoy the dellclou meal. Next meet ing will be February IS al the home of Mrs. Vena Harper with Louisa Grab and Purl Yorton riming BUI Welch went to Buck lake Jan-' uary IS to put out poison baits around carcasses placed there earlier. Dinner guests of Mr. and Mr. Verne Harper January 18 were Mr. and Mr. H. M. Harper and family of Table Rock. A surprising event at the Owens ranch Tuesday. January 30, pleased tne entire family twin war bom to Prlnoeee, a registered Guernsey Mr. Louisa Oreb returned home January 31 from a two weeks' visit at Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Oreo's home. Mr. Clarence Davie called on Mrs. John Carnea In Eagle Point, January 19. Nadln Davlea entertained Patricia and Barbara Oreb and Bernlce Big ham with a taffy pull January IT. A community akatlng party was njoyed at th Medford Ice Arena Friday. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Owena and Allene, Edwin and Marlon Owen, Mr, and Mr. Roger von der HeDen. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Auer, Mr. and Mr. Floyd Harper and Homer, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Welch and family, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Day. and Alice. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Stanley and Darrel. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cul. bertaon and Barbara. Mr. and Mrs. BUI Bigham and daughters, Bonnie Anderson and Delia Bigham. Th home of BUI Welch caugTit nr Saturday afternoon from a faulty flu. Friend and neighbors helped eitlngulah the fire, but the weet roof was partially destroyed. Luther Day loaned aome corrugated metal roofing to keep out tm ratn until th roof can be replaced. Mr. Kletllng, who has been visit Ing Mr. Emma Rader and the Harvey Stanley th put several weeks, re turned to Portland by train Friday evening. Brownsboro Brownsboro, Jan. 28. (Spl) Mrs. John Wilson entertained the Ladies' club at her home January 19. Refreshments were served to Mead am rs Walter Marshall, Lester Marshall, How ard Johnson, Will Hansen, G. A. Hansen, L. J. Rohrer, Anna Short and Robert Rand. Two visitors, Mrs. Short of Lake Creek and Mrs. Rand of Port land. Mrs. C. E. Craig will en tertain at her home February 12. The after eervlce last Sunday eras conducted by Mr. Andrew of the Christian church of Ashland. On Feb. 8. Rev. MaOee of Aahland will bring the mssssge and at that time a communion eervlce wlU be observed. Mrs. Robert Rand, who haa bees, with her daughter, Mrs. Bessie Emer ies, the pan three week, during Mr. Emerlck'a uineas, left for her home la Portland laat Monday. Mr. and Mr. Oerald Hansen and Bruce Hansen accompanied a party to Prospect Sunday, where they en joyed skiing. Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson and sons, John and Dell, visited Rogue River friend, Jan. IS. Mrs. Fremond Wlee made a trip 6s Ashland laat Monday. Travel Table AIRPLANES northbound Leave Malls Close $.89 a as. S 69 a. as, 13 33 p. m. 1133 a. av. 4 -OS p m. (Rag stop) No mad 3 p. m. (Flag stop I 8:33 p. m. - Southbounl Leave Malls Close 8:63 a. SB.. 8:63 a BV 147 p. m. (Flag etopl Ho mall $41 p. m. (Flag etopl 4:37 p. as. UM p. as. 103 p. a. TRAINS Northbound Leave Malls Close T:60 p. aa. S40 p. as. Southbound Leave Mails Close "11 a. as. S:66 a. a. Bl'SSES north 8 :90 a as. t:IS a. as. $36 a m. 1:40 p, m. Bout MM a. as, $ 60 a ss. S:0 a. as. 3:6fl p. m. S:4$ p. 3 01 p. as. te klametk rails 8 06 p. m. Frees aiameik rails SJ0a.aa. AidltKinel Mell sent) North bound Vehicle Leave Mails Clots Star Rout $ 61 as. StfS a m. True 13 SO p. as. II stostt Sou U bound rruct S It p. as. $1$ p. as. Bur Route S SO p a. $ 00 p. av ft Te Grants Pea only. () To Ashland only. dosing time lor Cleeatfled Ada i sa.-To Lata te Ciaeatfy 13 JS