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Newspaper Page TextJfEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORI). OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1942. PAGE THIKTEEIf LOCAL and Driver Fined A. W Bustad. Eugene, was fined $2 50 in city court yesterday for double park ing hit car on South Riverside avenue. see From Country Mrs. J. L. Dukes and her daughter, Mrs. Irene Moreland, transacted busi ness and called on friends here yesterday. Visits Hera Mrs. Charles J. Emerick, Jr., of Portland arrived here by train today for a 10-day visit with her mother-in-law and father-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C. J Emerick, Durell court. Oa Furlough Richard Foster. son of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Fos ter, 119 Clark street, arrived here yesterday by train and bus for a short visit with his parents. He is stationed at Spence Field, Moultrie. Ga., with the U. S. army air corps. Motors South Mrs. Mary Crosfield, 24Vi South Grape street, left today by motor for Lcs Angeles where she will visit her son, Newton Crosfield. who Is employed by the Lockheed Aircraft company. She expects to return here the first of the week. To Build E. G. Whiteside & Son applied yesterday at the ' city building inspector's office for a permit to build a residence --J nPia oirsffa at 1111 Fflt Main street at a stated value of $4,000. J. R. Drew applied k for a permit to build a residence f and private garage at 828 Broad street at a stated value of $2,000. Return Home Waldo I. Pet terson, ranger at Butte Falls. and Richard Tubman, ranger at Union Creek, both with the Rogue River national forest, returned to their homes yester day after attending a 10-day conference in this city at the federal court room for Rogue River national forest rangers Lee Port, ranger at Star ranger station at Applegote, and John Sarginson. ranger at Klamath Falls, planned to return to theii homes this afternoon. e e Jailed Jesse Graham, Med ford, was sentenced by Judge W. W. Allen in city court yes terday to five days in jail for being drunk in public Birkus J. Gilfard, 17, 30 North Front street, was fined $10 for being drunk in public Wednesday night. The fine was suspended Giffard was listed as the driver k of a car that figured in a col " llslon that sent a woman to the hospital Tuesday night and in another citation he was charged with driving a car without an operator's license. Patrick Gib bons, 80, was fined $10 suspend ed on charge of drunkenness. On Committee H. W. Conger of this city was appointed a member of the convention and program committee for the 39th annua) state convention of the Oregon Funeral Directors assc elation to be held in Portland in May at a meeting of the Southern Oregon Funeral Direc tors last evening in Grants Pass. Other business transacted at the dinner-meeting included selec tion of dates for the convention, May 24, 25 and 28, with head quarters in the Multnomah hotel. Jacob van't Hof of Grand h Rapids, Mich., president of the national association, will be present. The next southern Ore gon meeting will be held in Klamath Falls. It was announced that all funeral directors in Ore gon had listed themselves and their equipment for service dur ing disaster, working under the rlvil defense organizations in ther communities. -Plane Passengers G. Parker arrived from Portland tnis morn ing by United Mainliner. Leav ing were F. Carlton, to Los Angeles, L. Buscher, to San Francisco, and Mr. and Mrs. F. Hansen, to Sacramento. Leaving early this morning was L. Ed ington to Spokane. Arriving last midnight were M. May and Buscher, from Portland, and P. Van Valtenburg. from Seattle Arriving last night were H. OBradv from Los Angeles, and W. Poole, from Oakland. Cal. Leaving were J. Larock, to Portland, and A. Blair to Salt Lake City via Portland. Leaving last evening were M. Williams, to San Francisco, and Mrs. D. Keeler to Los Angeles. Depart Ing for Portland yesterday after noon were C. Holzman,' L. Range and Mrs. H. Nordtrom Arriv ing yesterday afternoon were Miss May Williams, from San Francisco. R. Cramer, from Se attle, and J. Collins, from Port land. DANCE ORIENTAL GARDENS Saturday Nite Modern Dane Rhythm by Ray't Rhythm Makers Men 50c; Women lOe inc. tax PERSONAL Arrives Mrs. Gertrude John son of Cambridge. Ida., arrived here by train today for an ex tended visit with her sons. G. H. and Dwight Johnson, 38 Myrtle street. Cars Collide Robert Shelby, IS, Route 2, Box 365, and Eu gene Sauers, 22, 503 Hamilton street, were drivers of cars that collided at Sixth and Main streets late Tuesday afternoon, it was shown in a report on file today. 'F IN SALE OF BONDS Bakersfi,eld. Cal. (UFD Social science classes at Kern county Union high school, after class room discussions of the subject, perfected a successful "sinking" fund plan for the purchase of national defense bonds. A secretary has been elected to keep track of all airplanes and ships lost by the Allies, and the students will undertake to aid in their replacements. The rates have been set low, so that everyone will be able to contribute by merely cutting down on his lunch money if nec essary. According to the "sinking fund" scale, students will con tribute 10 cents for every battle ship sunk, 10 cents for every aircraft carrier, one cent for every submarine, one cent for every dustroyer, two cents for every cruiser, one cent for every transport, and one cent for every 10 airplanes. . The adult rate for teachers and others who want to partici pate will be 10 times the stu dent rate. During the first month that the plan was in operation, a to tal of $191.05 was placed in the lund. ONCEINLIFtTII Seekonk, Mass. (U.R) During ms 85 years of life, fanner Bob woodward has drawn a pay en velope only once. That was in 1929 when he served on a Jury from which he ultimately was excused so that he and his wife could cele brate their golden wedding an niversary. As a lad of 15, Farmer Wood ward earned his first pay, "gee- ing" and "hawing" a yoke of oxen over a milk route. The route took 150 quarts of milk and customers used to "put out anything from a saucer to an empty pot for the milk and paid from five to six cents quart." SIGN HOP CONTRACTS Portland, March 13.- Prices ranged from 45 cents to 37 cents per pound for seedless hops on a number of contracts written in Oregon for 1942 hops during the past week, the agri culture department disclosed to day. The market generally was quiet, but steady to firm. CON DRIVES AWAY Walla Walla, March 13. VP) Driving away in a peniten tiary truck, George Leroy Wall, about 27, a trusty serving a burglary sentence from King county, escaped from the Wash ington state prison yesterday. He was the first Inmate to es cape this year. D I F F E R E N T-As n sir raid warden tor the lot-story Empire State bulldlnc. New York, tha "beat" of John J. Hennessy runs en a vertical Instead of the usual horizontal Diane, BALLOON DANCE Saturday Night, Mar. 14 Silver Moon 1160 Oak St., Ashland Good Floor Good Muiie p.,.,,.,,.,,,.,., .,,,., .,. ,.., . 1 RAID DANGER Philadelphia (U.R Thirty ani xals in the Philadelphia zoo are listed for death if air raids over the city weaken or destroy tneir oages enough to permit escape. Crack shots among zoo attend ants are holding daily rifle prac tice In preparation for execution squad duties if the city is bomb ed. Zoo Director Freeman M. Shelly has drawn a list of ani mals regarded as dangerous in event of escape and has assigned men to every vantage point in the zoo grounds with rifles. He has posted the list of dangerous animals where guards see them daily and memorize the locations and types to be destroyed. Topping the list are the Afri can buffaloes, quartened in the antelope house. The vicious corned beasts ara to ba killed on sight if they escape. The Afri can elephant. Josephine , and the hippopotamus, "Jimmy." are also on the death list. OF Chicago (U.R) Lumber Is com ing into its own again, due to wartime priorities on several ma terials. A recent survey at Chicago's merchandise mart revealed a Sreat many articles now being made of wood, which formerly were produced of rubber and steel. The little brass ferrule at the end of a pencil has given way to one made of wood. Wooden screws and pegs are being made to replace ones of brass and jteel. Bicycle pedals are made of maple and hickory. Wood also is replacing some plastic mater ials needed in defense, being used for such articles as bottle stoppers, wheels, drawer pulls, handles and costume Jewelry. continuation of the war will bring more wood products into :ne home in the shapes of salt cellars, platters, book ends, and lamps. Toys also will be made of wood to a large extent. New lines of wooden trains and busses have been produced. Wag ons will sport wooden wheels. AIR BASE CELEBRATES Portland, March 13. (P) Portlands army air base was a year old yesterday and in ob servance, troops marched In re view before Col. Joseph L. Stromme and MaJ. Gen. William G. Everson (retired). MODERN GIRLS OKEH Portland, March 13. W) The modern girl Is all right, take it from 90-year-old Anna Ruhl. As she observed her 90th birthday anniversary, she said talk oi tne good old days ' was all bosh. If the modern miss wants to smoke, that's all right too,' she said. Drifts 34 Days Harold Dixon (above), 42, of la Mesa. Calif., and two other U. 7. Navy fliers, were recover ing in ?aarl Harbor after surviv ing 34 days of storms in tha south was and living on shark and alba tross while clinging to a rubber raft after their land plan was forced down by lack of fuel. 1 WALKER'S DANCE DREAMLAND Every SATURDAY NIGHT Real Dance Music Both Modem k Old-Tim Always Good Crowd and a Good Tim WALKERS DANCE IS EVERYBODY'S DANCE No Jitter-Bugging Allowed - .sets. "One Foot in Heaven" Sunday Hit H i ' . i . IhfftsiaftttW.l ii.-i.f Enter the bride! And so starts the simple, down-to-earth sometimes hilarious but always entertaining adventures of one of the most enjoyable families In Mystery Film Betty Grable is one of the suspects in the new spine-freezing mystery drama, "I Wake Up Screaming," which comes to the Rialto theatre for Sunday and Monday. Starred with Miss Grable are Victor Mature, Hol lywood's new heart-throb, Car ole Landls, and Alan Mowbray. Juke Box Jenny, featuring Ken Murray, will play as the added feature. Eal Right and Live Longer, Expert Says Berkeley, Cal. (U.R) You can live to be 150 years old, if you eat right, according to Dr. Flora Rose, retired dean of the Cornell university home economics de partment. The 150-year life span can all be enjoyed with vigorous health, too, she said, if the proper diet is followed. "Nutrition is the key to a life in which one may enjoy the ma turity of experience with youth ful vigor," she declared. Dr. Rose's dietary chart to longevity and good health in cludes consumption of a pint of milk daily, two vegetables, one green and the other yellow and raw; two fruits, one a citrus, and plenty of whole grain bread. Vitamin concentrates were re commended for persons who lead sedentary lives. TOO MUCH ADVERTISING Ada, Okla., March 13. (JPI Sheriff Clyde Kaiser wishes the newspapers wouldn't publish the names of bootleggers arrested In liquor raids in dry Pontotoc county. "It gives them too much advertising," he complained. The sale of meat is prohibited in Egypt during three days a week because of short supplies. WARNING TO MOTHERS WORMS ouWe? RrNrtvMnM rsB cauit frNt Jlltri lnili four tfilld fck, wtUtt wrt ft trt wimlir tlm r tm Mtjr itorokrti, him -p irking. !tr ift. (lls'tlrf. Li.r.'t uk cnir.twt with, rr.un 1vnrini l Gt Jimi's Vtrmlfuf rU'-t li Amric'i J- tnf proprUtary nr.nn tns'Uiilne; nt4 bj million Icr -Yttrr i refury I.';.':i ! . m yt Kll sleil.Vft VUUUJIyUkl PATRICK'S BALL RNHEINI nd His I Tkravrt Orchestra ravertt l UmM Star 11.10 Per Person (Inc. Tax) Advance ticket tale Moadt Lunch Monday, Mar. 16 Oriental Gardens ST. MCA I I ML i sW 'WJ -- I t l It i 4 f ever brought to the screen, in "One Foot in Heaven," coming to the Craterian theatre Sun day for three days. Fredric March is the groom and Martha Scott is the bride. Romantic Cowboy r: V . Roy Rogers brings a round up of Western thrills to the Roxy theatre for tonight and Saturday only in "Bad Man of Deadwood," which plays as the companion action feature with "Cracked Nuts," featuring Stuart Erwin, Una Merkel and Mischa Auer, Showing of 'Dumbo' Will Be Continuous To insure everyone a chance to see Walt Disney's "Dumbo," which closes its run tomorrow night at the Craterian theatre, the management has announced that shows tomorrow (Saturday) will be on a continuous basis. Doors will open at 1 o'clock with complete shows starting at 1:30, and continuing throughout the day and night until every one has been given the oppor- tunty of seeing the complete show. Parents are especially urged to have the youngsters attend the matinee shows to avoid the crowds at night. Salem, March 13 There were 824 accidents and no fatal ities reported by Oregon indus tries during the week ended ROXY Mats: tic and Eve tie Inc. Tax Kiddies lie Inrludlns tat dhows Katurilav: I:43-3:1V:4S-:J STUART ERWIN UNA MERKEL MISCHA AUER ' "IVAN the ROBOT" TONITE and SATURDAY 2 Big Hitsl roy ROGERS SUNDAY 3 DAYS! w U42' CLAMOUR i, OIHL J western I Ihrllls I with' "0 Ar HATES kl& M V le-TT- yesterday, tha state Industrial accident commission reported today. Too Late to Classify FOR 6AUI Newtown ftpplM, wal nut,, bay: 40-aciw nncb. 0org L. Treldiler. OntnU Point. TOR BALE Thr younc oows. on lrr.l, two coming NT Ml soon. K- a. Dynga. Bl Lan. TURKEY DIKKTR Sunday, March 15. 11 to tM, Catholic Parish Hall on South Oak dale. Adltlta 00c, children SOC. 8T. ANN'S ALTAR SOCIETY THREE EXCEPTIONAL HOOktS for gentlemen. Private entrance hall. IAS Almond Ave., S blocks from Main afreet. LOST Leather billfold containing drivers licence, enclal security. 440 curren.-y. etc. Reward. Phone 3A&S or 4S93, Oecrge Green. AUCTION SALE every Saturday at Pavilion Phoanli, Ore., commencing at 1:00 p. m. sharp. We have very good conalgnment of livestock for this tale. All elaasea of livestock, good dairy cowa and heifers, butch er stock, hoga and hones. "Alwaye attend the auction." Southern Ore-ton Livestock Auction Co. Cel. A H. Dudley (Auctioneer). Peons ens. FOR SALE Set of truck log bunks and roller type rum wneei. in good condition. Call or phone Simmons Service Station, Ea?le Point. Ore. HAVE GOOD PROPOSITION for a partner with small amount of cash. Call 349 North Front St. Ask for Jack. ASHLAND RESIDENTS: Will take four passengers to Medfcrd and return dally. Phone Ashland B001. ROOM FOR RENT. 1319 East Main, well furnished, with private bath. Call Saturday or Sunday. FOR PULE New two-bedroom house. 528 Hsmllton Bt. See owner at 830 Brekman. MOCNTCREST LEGHORNS. treo- nested. blood tested breeders 375- 830 eee record, mated to males from over 300 egeera. None better. Chicks sexed or straight run. thousands hstchlng. Rocks. Reds. Hampshire available every Wednesday and Sat urday. Order' now. Central Point Hatchery. FURN'SHFD 8-room house for rent. Dark's Grocery. Phone 8039. Adults only. housekeeping: CABIN for 1 adults. 415 Edwards. TO TRADE for lleht car Chev rolet pickup. Texaco Station, 4 miles north of Eagle Point, 19SS V-9 4 -door, wry clean, new rine, brkt, wheels una nooa urec. $175. Harry Naugle, Tment. FOR HALF 36 Ford ilan cheap. See Shorty at Club Cigar Store. IT COSTS SO LITTLE to keep your car DodT fixed up. d? lettintr ua do It, that youH be doubly repaid In pride and satisfaction. DalWa Auto Pa in tin and Body Shop, 29 South Bartlett. FOR SALE Jereey-Ouemsey milk oow. Hravy producer. Just ireAh heifer calf. Olen Darby, on mile east of four corners. Crater Lake highway. FOR SALE Baby crib and mattress, excellent condition. Inquire 60S, Kenneway. MODERN" FURNISHED river cabin Rogue-A-Lure. Trail Oregon. Driv ing distance to camp. Mats 30c Eves 40c Afe U-lS-lSe Kiddles tie tne, tax hows Sat. I:4S-8:15-8:4S-0:M ENDS SAT. NITE! IMS. POLLY! SHOCKING! DARING! ADDED: Ken Mt'AT Harriet HILLIAKO Chas, BABNrt Han Wtnrr MANONB Ban Otbers la "Juki Box Jenny" yjg J rasa HTTW y f end Slim 1 1 arV I aummervllUTajJ ' HAL auol A si,is r e weeaaasa Too'U never J jF I ferret J""A Jul letty CIAIII ' D V tUM Xfrxf (",, WHDI.i e i'' Crr SUN. WiHraie Cergoa j MON. Al Mtwkuy I Allya JJyjM t r r i FOR BALI Two 7art!n, htlfan. Alto (or amla or trade 40 scraa of timber land. C. A. lUaacn, Oak Oroya road. BDOOAOI BALE March IS. 11 M. Centra!. IX-nationa. appreciated. 6 .DA. Dorcaa aoclc7. MAKE CASH offer email atack new and used clothing: alao S new kit chen or camp lablee. Bos 4025, Tribune. PADDED VAN maelng Berrlce. Serv ing entire pacific eoaat. inaured cargo. Fad's Transfer and Storage. Dial Mia. FOR RENT Heated sleeping room. rnone 470. WANTED TO BUT Lot, prefer aouth- weat or northwest of Main street. Sia S. Orapc after S p. m. FOR SALE 300 acre land: 100 head eheep, already several lamoa: S head hort-e. Including on thoroughbred Ferchemn stallion, registered: 1 milk cow, 3 calvea. Earl Hanscom, Eagle Point. BABY DUCKS now. Dresaer'a Square, Deal Hatchery. HOT E. Main. DRIVINO to Portland Sunday morn ing, can take three. Phone tosa. WILL PAY So and 10c per pound for old rabbite. Saturday only. Rlcb- i field Oas station on West Main. HETRLOOM TEA Ladles Parlor. Mar. IS. Methodist church. S to S p jn. Program. 30o. FOR BALE Overstuffed davenport and chair. 830 May street. FOR SALE 1940 Mercury aedan. Radio and heater. Very good Urea. Phone SSST. ROOM and fare for one or two 622 fentiemen. outaiae entrance. Mo. Central. NICELY furnished bedroom for gentle- man: twin beds, heated, bath. 49 . Peach. STILL have few pieces of Miracle Maid on hand, rnone ossa. CAN MAKE two furnished Uelnf I i Jack I quarters for two couples. Be at Jack's Secondhand Store. WANTED COMMERCIAL Spraying. Phone 5M. McQonagle. One Brand Dne duality rrOvtrlMrM( MaUt tSc-t9c-ll vest 4ect9e-1te IacTaa Continuou Shows Slsris SUNDAY! ml UY A SHARE IN VICTORY BUY 4NITID TATia iNrye A f4 WTlXTS Coup food turn, wm brakaa. new paint, A-l ooodittm. lia. Champ Taxaoo Same MiT traida and Jackaoo. BABY CHICK 6PZCTAL lTf sC horn cockrvli, lo each la 100 lout whua tbt Laai. 9 ft. iwa O. rbona nM. FOR SALE Several food oaed eravW r type tractora of dliferent don't watt till thew ara froaaa Rogue Valley Tractor Implement Co. til K. fith 8t, Medlar. HINT BT TWELVS Wilton two tend green ruf. Mornln(a. 201 Orad Leake avenue. NOTICI Let me eheck tow for termltee. No obllgaUom Fhood 6554. alrOonaU AUTO dad torare. b mo. AUTO WRICK- 101 M. aiTraide DANCE U. S. HALL JACKSONVILLE Saturday Nljht March 14th Given bf Royal Nelghkm Music br SturglU' Men (So AU Other He. . . Inc. tax DANCE at thei OASIS SPRING FLOOR . SAT. NITI TIB MltMT W 5 TOW St M Positively Ends Tcir.snowJ TOMORROW (SAT.) Doors Open el I 3 P. U. Complete Shew BtartJnf it 1i30-3:J5-5:20-7:05Ii0I Cf-s VOTTAUAN WAS FATHER! Affable, laffabl be4 ei the most delightful family ever a law screen! ONE FOOT IN HEAVEN with BEULAH BONDI FRANKII THOMAS GENE LOCKHART ELISABETH FRASER Harry Davenport Grant Mitch!!