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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1942. PAGE SEVEN LOCAL and From Ashland Recent bud , ness visitors her from Ashland have been Mrs. G. A. Andrew. Miss Etta Johnson nd Mis Effie Johnson. To Klamath Falls Tom Nlch ols of Roseville, Cat. and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Earley of Hotel Holland motored to Klamath Falls yesterday on business. Business Visitors Erwin Howe of Trail, Mrs. Anna Addison of Eagle Point and Mrs. Virginia von der Hellen of Prospect were among Mediord business visitor yesterday. Confers Al Hartung, assist ant director of organization for TWA with headquarters In Se attle, left this morning for Port land after conferring yesterday in this city with F. E. wing, organizer for CIO. Visits Here George L. Manka, formerly of Medford. spent Tues day here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Manke. en route to Los Angeles where he will board a plane for the Panama Canal Zone. He has accepted an engineering position with the federal government on special construction. Plane Passengers J. Collins arrived this morning by United Mainliner from Seattle. Leaving earlv this morning were E. Rig don and R. Welch to Portland and J. Smith to Pendleton, via Portland. J. Dyer left last mid' night for San Francisco. P. Noll arrived last night from los An geles. Leaving for Portland were H. Camp and J. rieiser. leaving on the northbound plane early last night for Portland were T. Pitt. L. Hlnman and D. Ba con. W. Louderback arrived from Portland on " the south bound, plane early last night Leaving for San Francisco late last evening were L. Barbard and T. Andreazza. Arriving yesterday afternoon were Camp and Bacon from San Francisco nd J. Kuhrts from Los Angeles. Leaving were C. Dilling and F. Melendy to Portland and D. Mo Carger and M. Bowles to Salem, Arriving early yesterday after noon were Mrs. L. Kitts from Seattle and Mrs. R. Gordon from Portland. F. Twaits left for San Francisco. J. Dyer arrived yes terday noon from Red Bluff, Cal., and D. Hood departed foi Portland. Who hasn't heard of Old Crow? G 0fi0rac2oiM Those have mads it Crow's moderate pries make it popular today! AMONG Nitienel Distillers IV V pic m n -T- M 5 IV oSPRING COMES TO THE ROGUE RIVER VALLEY SATURDAY AND WITH IT COMES THE OPENING KM SAT IIITE CI L PERSONAL Class Scheduled To meet the need for a first aid class In the afternoon for those that cannot attend in the evening, a class Is being started Monday at 2 p. m. in the courthouse auditorium This class is mainly for training those in civilan defense. Classes will continue Monday and Thurs day each week. Mrs. S. M. Tut tle will be instructor . Minor Accidents Only one minor auto mishap occurred In Medford yesterday, according to report on file. The collision, at the intersection ot Main and Riverside, involved a Plymouth driven by Victor A. Royston of Jacksonville and a Chevrolet operated by R. W. Frame of 101S North Central. Vehicles of Doyle Glen Jones, Bonanza, and C. E. Loux, 916 East Main, col lided yesterday four miles north of Medford on the Crater Lake highway. SHE LOSES Baltimore UP) A lower court awarded her only $10 damages from a man she charged was holding furniture that belonged to her, so the woman appealed. The higher court awarded $10 also but assesed her costs of $21.89. F U N Mlschs, sunt of a Bos. etaa boat arrived at Seattle, re pays crew's kindness in allowing him ran of the shin. in the know... ak for BOTTIED I.N BO.ND AMERICAS GREAT WHISKIES Product, Corp, N. Y. 100 Proof o in the W 05 I 1 BIG BALLROOM ORIENTAL GARDENS RAY'S FINER T W. M. (Jack) Bartlett of Port land, state director of the Pub lic Work Reserve, a federal works agency, described to Wednesday noon's Lion club luncheon-meeting in the Hotel Medford the plan of the reserve to launch a public Improve ments program following the war to assist in cushioning the deflationary conditions ex pected. Mr. Bartlett said that tenta tive plans of the reserve, design ed to prevent a recurrence of the acute miscarriage of econ omy of the last depression, in cluded a program of reforesta tion, road and bridge building and power manufacturing. The state body, he explained, will cooperate with county and city sub-divisions to analyze the betterment needs, plan in de tail for permanent improvi ments and avoid mistakes. In Oregon, he said, improve ment is possible in agriculture and education. The state con tributes less money for educa tion than any other in the country, he stated, and pointed out that six out of every 10 high school students received no religious Instruction and the grade school students even less. Paul R. Washke spoke brief ly on his mission to Medford in behalf of civilian defense. IN COLLEGE PACT Philadelphia (U.B 'Ts this Haverford College? This is Swarthmore College. May we borrow a botany professor for a day or two?" , This request, unusual as It may seem, is not impossible un der the cooperative system es tablished by Haverford, Swarth more and Bryn Mawr colleges, with complete coordination of the facilities of the three insti tutions now an established fact including the exchange of professors. The coordinating system was set up in the interest of econ omy and a broadening of the curriculum at each of the three schools. It is also expected to alleviate the problem of teach er replacements created by gov ernment calls for research ex perts. Haverford is headed by Dr. Felix Morley, Swarthmore by John W. Nason, and Bryn Mawr, a girls' school, by Mar ion Edwards Park. The three educators established the coop erative system after conferences in which the individual prob lems of the schools were found to be almost identical. HAVE GOOD TIME Los Angeles UP) Th Bor rowed Time club, organized to provide social activity for per sons over 70, has been such a success that comparative young sters of 90 and 60 are Joining it. The "baby" of th organization, Mrs. Chattle M. Griffith, ts a mere 44. Oldest member is Mrs. Lucy Wylle, 81. EXTRA! DONT MISS . "SINGING SKINNY" His Fiddle and His Golden Vole FOR AUTO CORPS Formal application blanks for enrollment in the women's Red Cross volunteer motor corps have arrived. Mrs. Corbtn Ed gell, adjutant, announced today. Those who have registered with the motor corps with serious intent to Join and others who would be Interested are asked to enroll on the application blanks. The blanks will be available on the mezzanine of the Hotel Medford Friday, Saturday and Monday between 10 a. m. and 4 p. m. Monday will be the closing day of registration as required classes will open Mon day evening. BE LT. GENERAL Washington, March 19 UP) Major General Jonathan M. Walnwright, who succeeded General Douglas MacArthur as commander of the beleaguered American and Filipino forces on the Bataan peninsula, was nominated by President Roose velt today to be a lieutenant general. Wainwright had been serving as second in command to Mac Arthur and then took full charge of the defense of the peninsula ana tons at tne mouth of Ma nila bay when MacArthur was ordered to Australia to become supreme commander of united nations forces in the southwest Pacific. He is a native of Walla Walla. CONVICT PROSPERS THROUGH HIS PEN Lansing, Mich. (UP) Ronald Finney, 42-year-old . convict at Kansas penitentiary, is an ex traordinary prisoner. He has achieved comparative prosper ity by writing stories and art icles and selling them to trade publications. Finney's clever forgeries of state-owned bonds back In 1933 drew a prison sentence that could extend to 365 years. Four years ago the Cornell graduate SHUCKS f-Chabbr La Thomas Isn't at all eoneerned. ever having escaped la the Dee. T Japanese raid oa Pearl Harbor and bis Just-finished TWA plane trip beading for Washington, where he'll stay with grandpar ents. CoL and Mrs. A. J. Cooper. .IJT.eisi'T THIS r a lef 11 ' la KR (Nature's Remedy) Tsbleta, there are ne chemicajt, ae minerals, m rjbenol derivatives. NR Tablets are dif lerent art different Purely erf rleelr combination of 10 vegetable Ingndients formulated over 50 yean ago. tncoated or candy coated, their action is depend able, thorough, yet geatle, as millions el NR t have proved. Get a 10 Con vucsr Box. Larger economy sues, too. ) ( G ( Q- i. ... rte Don Ameche in I TT 1 I ill E&fTLsVjT Don Ameche plays "Yank" Mitchell, a two-fisted, tin-hatted news hawk out to bring America their headline news from all corners of the war-torn world in "Confirm or Deny." which co-stars the dynamic star with Joan Bennett at the Rialto the arranged to take a correspond ence course In Journalism from the University of Kansas. His success as an author followed. When his mother appealed to the governor recently for a com mutation of sentence, she re vealed that he had received more than $900 for his latest stories. Twenty-four of 26 art icles written by Finney were sold during the series of assign ments. 30 YEARS NEEDED TO St. Bernard, N. S. U.R Thirty years a few fishermen, lumbermen and farmers of this Acadian district started to build their own church. j Today the spires of St. Ber nard Church tower 142 feet Into the air and when the finishing touches are completed there will be room for 1.000 people to worship in a monument to the simple faith of a simple people. The people of this community both paid for and built the church through their own ef forts. They raised money by means of annual four-day pic nics. When they bad sufficient money, work on the building progressed, each member of the community contributing his share. Stone for the huge Gothic edi fice was quarried at Shelburne, N. S.. and shipped in fisher men's schooners whenever the boats were available. A dedication service will of ficially open the church this summer. SIP AND A NIP Salisbury, N. C. UP) When Koko was a pup Mrs. Mary Sni der began giving him a sip of coffee every morning. And, his mistress says, the four-year old cocker spaniel Is as nervous as a kitten If he doesn't get hit morning cup of Java, she says Koko also looks foreward to an occasional gip of win but he gets that very rarely. ROILY Kites Only :4S-S:1S tSe, Inc. tax Kiddies lie tne. tu Kit and BATVBDATI ACTION with America'! No. 1 Cow boy 11 Added: rTCOH HIRIIIT "Hello Sucker" yTV Tomorrow I i T bis- r 3 Rialto Drama 7 atre where It opens a three-day run today. Roddy McDowell , the sensational young star of "How Green Was My Valley," heads the big supporting cast "The Masked Rider." co-star ring Johnny Mack Brown and Fuzzy Knight, plays as the add ed western. "Son of Fury" Medford's own Edison Mar shall proves that he is one of America's finest writers of ad venture with "Son of Fury.'' which stars Tyrone Power with Gene Tierney at the Craterian theatre where It is playing un til! Saturday night. The thrill- lammed picture is based upon Marshall's best-selling novel. Benjamin Blake. Walt Disney's newest Donald Duck cartoon, "Donald s Cam era," plays as an added treat with "Son of Fury." Rubber heels are being made ot reclaimed ruDber. When Skin Torture Drives You Mad 0t bottlo of clean, powerful, penetrating Moone's Emerald OU. The Terjr first application should give you comforting relief and a few ehort treatments convince you that you have at laet found the way thru tu aanltatlve and emollient properties to overcome the Intense Itching and distress. Moone's Emerald CM I is easy and simple to use ereaaelese stain less economical promote heal 1ns Ask Western Thrift Store or any first class drug store for a small original oottie or Moone's Emerald Oil. Satis faction guaranteed or money back. m Matt aoc til ac-SSe Eves nc tax 4e-44c IS to U-5c Kiddles lie Inc. tax Mats 1:48 Eves S.tJ-S.OO Ends BrtTUHDAY Witel Year's Big Adventure! Edison Mar shall's prize winning story of Ren- Plus Donald Duck Cartoon X SUNDAY for 3 Days! The Role that Won Her this Year's Academy Award! :bbw HP lamln BlaSe I l-,aa-'1 '4 1 The 1943 rice crop of Ecuador I expected to be the largest in the history of that country. The first whit commander to visit Alaska was Vitus Bering. a Dan in the service of Russia. Too Late to Classify SMALL HOUSB Bathroom, garage. Inquire willow Springs Station, mllM north oo Partita Hwy. WANTED Business flrt te share sleeping room, twin bad, over.etuf fad furniture. Seasonable. Dial 3S74 evening. MARRIED MAN wants work oo dairy raocn. axpanenoea. can fire ral aranca. S3 North RlrarUda, attar Pjb, Monday, March as. rR QUICK AL S aeraa. undar Ir. rifauon. clo tar. barrios, family orchard, four room modern houas. rurnUhfd. i miles on Hwj. ssooo eaah. Full particulars, tnqulra 4 o. Orapa. FOR 0ALS Bed, eomplata: couch, ovaranmed daranport. aary food: dinett tat and kitchen table: chairs; almost new Sil3 linoleum ruf . Loaler Lane. Box SM. "M DODOI Muring eedan: good tlrea. wiMivn nmamon, aua. Terms. HO trade. Phona ten batweaa t and pa. FOR SALE City lot, eloas la, aheap. ASHLAND, 1-A . 7-R, houas. bam. other out buildings. Piped to Irri gate. Now seeded oats, clover, lanre garden epaos Aaaorted fruit, 1401 Blvd. SJOOO. Owner. FARMS WANTED cash or trade. deecrlbe fully Party of four leaving soon. Address 1911 Clark Ave., Bur bank. Calif. -ROOM modern home, ene-aere Krana. jotne city park. Prtos ssooo. rms to reliable party. Inqulra J. B. Verdln, Bast Park. Orants Paw. FOR SALE Wood range; a odd (Ira screens, on window, and rubber bathtub. Ph. 4167. WANTED Washing machine. Muet na reaeonaoiy priced. Phona 4M4. SIX-ROOM mortem home. Lot 76il80, cwmranr locatea in cvrants Paae. Price S3750. terms te reliable party. Inquire i. E. Verdln. East Park, Orants Pees. FOR SALE Wheat and choDoad grains; dairy, hog and poultry feeds at farm prices, Victor Bureau. LONO DISTANCE MOVIKO Wash. Ore., Cal. Local moving and etor. age. EADS TRANSFER. Dial 3838. POTTERY ON SALE All aires of flower pota. Mac and Fiords, 33 No. Riverside, FOR SALE Fire proof safe, 18x17 top n utcnea nign. 9JO no. oakdale. WANTED Experlenoad woman cook ior rancn. ttaierenoas required. Tribune. Bos 4770. TRAILER HOUSE Fully equipped. 1360. eSS S. Holly. PERSONALIZED Corsetry -at home eSTere. Pbori. aiTsT O0B What Happened the Horning of December 7th?? Ask "Yank" MltcheU e h know . . . h sovered th sttampted Invasion el England . and most of Hitler's dastardly conquests II Tln-hatted, tough . . . h braves a thousand death te bring America headline newsl M Here's ACTIO" with B Capital "Al" m. . fr ik VJX3H , .. . ,1 iu SUlflHd ROOM for tentlamam. Cloaa In. all H. Bartlett. FOB BALE s room well built nouaa. run cement baaement, splendid lo cation, good used lot. eaey terms. Bom furniture. Tribune, Bos 47SS. FOR BALE Oranga Pomeranian, cheap. Royal Rogue Xennela. BUROBMTLKERa buekata alia weaner pig. W. r. Brooks. Rout l. Box 1SS. Dial SOSS. FOR 6 ALB Three saddles. SSOO to S1SOO each; SO-JO carbine, excel, lent ahapa. Rear SIS a. Rl feral de. WANT TO SAVE MONET Of eouraa you do and hare's the way to do la, Let Daily impart your auto body and make repairs now. Daiiyt Aut Fainting and Body Shop, 3S go. Bartlett. FOR RENT Bleeping room for gentleman: garage If dealrad. S3S So. Riverside. FOR BALE a good milk cowa. taated. one freab ft weeks. Other to freshen May 10. a gal. now. isas Model A Fotd aedan. good shape, almost new tlrea, 40 acrea timber land. T miles from Medford. Oood Vaughn drag saw, good buss saw, other' things. First bridge up Ontrin Creek, Boa 01H. TWO .88 revolvers, a office arm chairs. Burroughs bookkeeping ad ding machine. Flck Hardware. FOR BALE English Pointer pups, t mo. oia, gooa stocx. itings mwsy. Rt, 1, Box 633, evenings. WANTED Part time maid. to It dally, except Sunday. Muet have own transportation. 1716 B. Mala. Phone 8704. after ft p m. FOR BALE Circulating heater. White) aewing macnine. rug. sxioft; lawa mower. 30 Mistletoe. ASHLAND RESIDENTS Will take four paeeengera to Medford and re turn dauy. Phone Aahland 600 1. FOR BALE SI. 660. modem ft-room houas, does in. furniture for sale terms. Box 47S6 Tribune. NOTICE Now la the time to have your house checked far termites. rree or charge. Hubbard Phone aiss. AUTO dead storage, 66 mo. MED. AUTO WRECK. 1818 N Riverside. NOTICE The members of Medford Carpenter's local 3087 on March 19th voted unanimously to rales their local wage scale to S1S0 per liour, the iai..e aa the cantonment scale. Carpenter's Local 3067, UOt No. Riverside, Phone 8846. FAST HELP Penetro's I for newer formula brings you dou ble help, dou C0lwVmJeweil ble quick. Acta "aaa" two way at one, inside and outsid. Inside, xnediestea vapors break op mucous congestion m ores to i Outside, steoa tra local circu! SODaested areas. For grown-tips, otiildreS) BuserabtowithsaeBsystuffinissi rnnah. I.owl --V.-W -ka- mhmIm n - directod. rub chest, throat and back I "to Peoatro, SSo, doubl. supply 84c, RODDY McDOWALL Sensational young stsr el "Hew Orssa Wss Mr ValUy" e e . a th refuge boy whe scooped th worldl John Ledr-Rarnond Walbuns Arthur tblldtErie Blor lmWk TODAY -3 DAYS TWO THRILL HITS! Western thrills with your fa vorite saddl starsl lOt 6-piece Band TtauK. CaMPT ti Cairte BUEITKII 0TIB Playing IS Instruments! ISgslUDCI ttaa Kit WBTTT rllCUUtl Plus "THEY MEET AGAIN" POPULAR PRICES! M TO-mtMT: T000 iUHQHT Must End Tonltel mi ..i 1T tv w t gfjasa
