MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1942.
PAGE SEVEN
LOCAL and PERSONAL
Traffic Violations LeRoy
Cuyer nd James Alexander,
both of Medford, were fined
62.50 In the city court yesterday
for over parking.
. VUitor Geo. W. Averett,
field Inspector for the World
War Veterans State Aid commis
sion, was local business visi
tor from Salem yesterday,
To Lava Beds George T.
Hopper, resident engineer for
Crater Lake national park is
spending the day on official bus
iness at the Lava Beds national
monument
Returns South Lieut. Lucien
W. Smith has returned to Mather
Field, Cal., after spending the
week-end with his mother, Mrs.
Olga O. Smith, 622 Park ave
nue. Lieut.- Smith is an instruc
tor in air navigation training
school at Mather Field.
To Norfolk Clinton Spencer.
Jr., son of Mr and Mrs. Clinton
Spencer of Route 1, lett Ust
night for Norfolk, Va., where
he has been transferred by the
navy. Spencer, who hat been
with the navy at San Diego for
three years, had been visiting
his parents for the past ten
days. His wife accompanied
him to Medford and will remain
here for the time being. Spencer
has been In the navy over seven
years.
In Hospital Suffering frcm
severe cuts received when he
backed Into a dry kiln fan at
the Southern Oregon Sugar Pine
Co., mill at Central Point, Mon
day, Robert B Merritt, Route 1.
Central Point, is confined in the
Sacred Heart hospital. Over 100
stitches were required tor cuts
in his right hand and arm and
in the calf of his right leg. Mer
ritt's little finger was severed.
To Show Pictures A program
of motion pictures, featuring ac
tivities of the navy will be pre
sented at the Legion birthday
party at the armory tonight. The
pictures will follow the dinner,
to be served by the auxiliary at
6:30 p.m All visiting Legion
naires and auxiliary members
are invited. Post Commander
Ray Wright said.
Meet Postponed The project
leader training meeting on the
"Use of Milk. Eggs and Dairy
Products" scheduled for Thurs
day, has been postponed, accord
ing to Miss Marian J. Farrcll,
home demonstration agent. Miss
Lucy Case, nutrition specialist
with tho Oregon State college
extension service, will conduct
the meeting instead on April 29
in the courthouse auditorium.
This will mean that the meet
ings will be presented through
out the county during the month
of May.
Minor Collisions Slight dam
age resulted when the panenger
autos of F. J. Newman and Floyd
Rupp. both Medford, collided on
East Mam near Front street this
morning, according to report on
file. Mrs. E. R. Gilstrap, 35 Ge
neva street, driving sedan, and
A. Sharp. 146 South Holly, oper
ating a pick-up,, were Involved
In minor accident on Sixth
street near Central avenue yes
terday. The truck of John Lily,
1315 Locust avenue and passen
ger ear of James Rlngrose, Jr.,
collided on East Main street near
Riverside avenue. An accident
at i i , -1- Li.k
way near the cantonment in
volved the. station wagon of L.
Hilbert Young, Medford and an
undisclosed driver in a passen-
ger machine.
Plana Passengers D. J. Ma
larkey arrived last midnight by
United Mainllner from Portland
and Miss Katherlne Wright de
parted for Bakersfleld. Cal. E.
Latta arrived last night on the
northbound plane from San
Francisco. Leaving for Portland
were R. Mosel, J. Calvwaert, D.
Coffin and J. Ford. Arriving on
the soutnbound plane last night
were R. C. Wallsbuy from Port
land and R. Sheperd from Seat
tle. Leaving for San Francisco
was Miss Helen Campbell. Ar
riving last evening were Miss
E. Dunakin from Portlnnd and
Miss Campbell from Seattle
Leaving were Mrs F. Carson, to
Kansas City. Mo , A. King and
M. McDonald to San F-ancisco
and J. Duncan to Los Angeles.
S. Flam arrived from Los Ange
les yesterday afternoon Leav
Ing were G. Scott and J. De
Souza to Salem and J. Whey, to
Portland Arriving early yester
day afternoon were J. Winnin
ger from Portland and N Nixon
trom Saiem Leaving were Mrs.
E. Mohr to San Francisco and
H. Williams and H. Johnson to
Los Angeles.
LEARN THE TRUTH ABOUT
BOWEL WORMS
The eigne are misleading.
Nobody la aura to escape.
Worms can make real trouble.
AnrMr. enrwhera, eaa "oate" routxt
v a-n-.a 1 So watch out for tnese eigne la ro-i
rhikl or yourself t ur.ca.v twnmch. nee.p1c
Ing. Ion of weight, luhv Mt, tmwwi
Get J.rni'i Virivifae if roo wan war-"
roundworms. It oxpeia stubborn vera. T
acta vexr gvr.tly. If there ere Be wonni.
wnres Jjft aa ft avid laxative. Jeree'a
Atr.r-e'e t)t fcnewn r-or.rtear7 wo- -ri-.ii'.-ne
: cl-n-fftre.lr taa-.ed tod flood
miNtortt lrr evar ft cv-jrr. 6o MAS safe
laeut am Jares'i Vftrauiasft)
Called by Illaess Mrs. W. W.
Walker of 630 East Main street
has been called to Mountain
View, Cal , by the illness of her
daughter. Mrs. John Sublette,
who underwent an emergency
operation Sunday.
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To Arlsona Miss Blanche
Arnold of the Old Stage road
plans to leave in the morning by
train for Tucson, Arizona where
she will spend several weeks
visiting her nephew and lam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Conoway,
former residents of this city,
a a ft
Returns Here Mrs. Eldon
Grow returned Thursda from
San Diego, Cal., where she has
been making her home since De
cember. Mrs. Grow'i husband,
Lowell E. Grow has been em
ployed In the engineering divis
ion of the U. S. marine corps
since January.
a a a
Enlist John E. Prentice and
Larry N. Schade, both of Med
ford, were among 65 volunteers
sworn In last week at the Port
land recruiting station as avia
tion cadtts in the army air corps,
according to Lieutenant-Colonel
B. H. Hensley, district recruit
ing officer for Oregon. The
young men have passed screen'
ing and physical examinations
and await assignment to train
ing centers in the near future,
a a a
Certificates Available The
American Red Cross office in
the county court house announc
ed today that first aid certlfl
rates for those having completed
several standard courses are
available for those calling at the
office. Those receiving certifi
cates will be members of stand-
ard classes of Ed Kirtley which
ended Feb. 19. J. B. Meehan In
the city hall which ended Jan.
22 and Mrs. Marjorie Pcna's ad
vanced class which closed Feb.
17. .
Use Mall Trtbunt want ad.
Ayres At Roxy
Lew Ayres again plays Amer
ica's favorite medico, "Dr. Hil
da", in "Dr. Kildare's Wed
ding Day", which heads the
double bill playing tonight and
tomorrow night only at the
Roxy theatre. Lionel Barrymore
and Laraine Day play opposite
the popular star as well as Red
Skelton in one .of his funniest
roles.
"Sleepers West", featuring
Lloyd Nolan as Michael Shayne,
plays as the added feature.
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Alma Kltt-'OER-Samori I. HINDS
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Norma Shearer Coming In Comedy Hit
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Falling in love with another
man on the very eve of your
engagement to a first one is a
pretty reckless thing to do
especially when the fiance Is
less. But that's exactly what
Norma Shearer does in "We
Were Dancing," rollicking Noel
Coward comedy coming Sunday
to the Crater ian theatre. Mel
rich and the other man penni- vyn Douglas is the man with
whom Norma falls in love after
but one dance; Lee Bowman is
the Jilted fiance; and the couple
looking on with disapproval are
Heather Thatcher and Reginald
Owen.
"Frisco Lil" On Rialto Bill
as- hli contribution during the
emergency period.
Kent Taylor and Irene Her
very have roles In "Frisco Lil",
action-jammed story of San
Francisco's Barbary Coast. The
action story opens for today and
tomorrow only at the Rialto
theatre where it plays as the
added feature with Jackie Coop
er and Susanna Foster in
"Glamour Boy", a fun-packed
story that tells what happens to
Hollywood "kid" stars when
they grow up.
MILE TO FEATURE
RELIEF PROGRAM
New York, March 25 P
The mile running of Leslie Mac
Mitchell, New York university
senior, and Gil Dodds, Boston
AA. athlete who speaks with a
pure Nebraskan accent, has
caused more discussion . than a
bride in a black veil.
The two youngsters tangle for
a third time tonight on the huge
planked oval in the Bronx coli
seum as the feature of a six
event program for the benefit
of the Navy Relief society.
Each has one victory in the pre
vious meetings.
Emil Von Elling, the quiet
coach who guides MacMitchell.
believes that Dodds' daring
technique of going all out from
the start may bring the oft-predicted
four-minute mile but
Greg Rice, who hasn't been
beaten at two miles since the
beginning of the new deal,
argues the reverse.
ISHAM NEW SECRETARY
GRANTS PASS C. OF C.
Grants Pass, March 25 (Spl.)
J. M. Isham, retired Southern
Pacific agent, has taken the po
sition as secretary-manager of
the chamber of commerce, Job
left vacant when W. E. Moore
resigned to fill the unexpired
term as mayor of Grants Pass.
Mr. Isham offered his services
to assist, in the chamber work
CHILD DROWNS
Willamina, Ore., March 23.
(J1) Larry Coddlngton, 7, at
play on the bank of a large ply
wood plant pond yesterday.
slipped into the water and was
drowned.
Total demand for labor Is not
Increasing at it would be if me
tals were more plentiful, says
the department of commerce.
Too Late to Classify
4-ROOM HOUSB It, ecraa. equity
S27S down. S10 month Pull prtca.
S47S. IT White Lenhorn nana, good
lyor, SIS. Almoot ntw SO-lnon
naavy wire and J8 g-ft. ateal noau
30. S milk goats, S10. rtouta a.
Bos 31, Ashland. Oregon. Old
mgnwfty oomn Tairni.
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE-
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Tha livar ahouM pour S Plata of but ioiai
Into your bowel ovary day. If this bllo la
not flowing frooly, your fond my not dl
rett. It may Jiut doooy In tho bowolo. Tho
gas bloau Up your atomach. You get eon.
tupatad. You foal tour, a unit and tha world
kxka punk.
It tekoa Uioaa good, aid CarWa Llttk
Llvar ?iUa to gat thota S Plata of blk flow.
Ing fracly to tnaka yon feel "up and op."
Aet ft package today. Tak fta dlractod.
effective In making blla flow freely. Aak
tar Carter's Little Ur Puis, lot sad SML
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Klridi's tie Inrluning fas
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BOARD AID BOOM (or two. 404 S.
McAndraw.
$3500
Ten-rooea mod. houaa, fur.
nlabad, inrioma. STS OO par
ma, baaldag living quartars. Stalls
for I cars. Term a
CARL OOTT8CHW
T St. Bartlett as. Ph. 44S
TRJrB-RTPBNro Ooachella O rape fruit.
grown below ace leva;; kind you
rat without sugar. INGRAM'S
OKANOK TRUCK. North RlTarslda.
next to Coffaa Pot.
BOARD AND ROOM flood location.
quiet, comfortable. 104 14 w. Jack.
WANTED Davenport, ehalra, dtnlng
room aat. Call 2054 between 10 and
IS a. m.
LADY aruhee housework, 400 ga hour.
Phone S444.
MONUMENTS and markers or gray
red. brown or black granltaa. Hronee
whan obtainable. Write, call or
phooa. M. T. Burns. Ashland Plaaa.
FOR 8: LI Restaurant with Ile1n
quarters, all equipped and run
ning: also, lot and garage, gii for
anso. Inquire or writ SS6 B. St..
Aahland.
BOOM FOR REKf 108 Tripp.
POR 8ALB fl.raom gtuoeo houaa In
good eondttlOD! doubla garaga.
targe lot. S700 cash, balanoa Sll SO
par month, as Lincoln St. Tel. loss.
PI .A NT DELPHINIUM NOW Snaps.
Btocxa. ranstei. paigiea, many per
annlals. Berrydala Flower Perm.
Old rltghway North.
LKMONcV Trea-rlpattad Oranges and
Orapefrtilt. Ingnun'a Orange Truck.
North Rlreratde, next to Coffeg Pot.
1835 PLY. Sedan. Oood tires. Shultg
Bros.
rolTND Small savings bank. Inquire
Tribune office, identify, pay (or
sae.
FOR 8ALB Model A Ford, new paint
Ptva good tlrea. In A-l condition
Nellie Reynolds, Buncom, Little Ap.
piegava.
1S4 and 11 Oodg Trucks. Sbulu
Bros.
FOR SALE Trailer house. IS ft. long
all modern equipment. Including
bath room flxturea, and electrolus
Ira bog. Good rubber. Call 00 Rus
sell Ola-n. 38 N. Rlreralde. or Mark
A. ooldy.
NEW and Vted wood-bumlgr brood.
or atoeaa. Medford ruei. Tel. sill.
FURNISHED room, private gntraoea;
with garaga. Ill Haven.
TWO ROOMS Doubla bed. heat.
bath, outatde entrance. Men. lid
South Ivy. Phone 1A3S.
WANTED TO TRADE Six city lota in
Portland roc lata model oar. sbuiu
Bros.
WB WILL make your automobile
body physically fit for tha duration.
Daily's Auto Paint ttaj and Body
Shop. 89 Bo. Bartlatt.
PADDED VAN moving service. Serv
ing anttre pacuie ooe.it. mauraa
cargo. 2ADS Transfer. Dial WM,
FOR RENT S alaeplnf rooms tar
gentlemen. Ph. day tuna list, attar
t. 1644.
WANTED COMMERCIAL SPRAT.
Ing. Phone SSM. MoOooafla.
FOB TOUR PROTBCTION
Tha Baldwin Piano Bhoppa ekwa
not recommend any and all tuners
who may want to tuna your piano.
For guaranteed tuning, leave your
order at our ators only.
ASSOCIATED heating oils day
nite. Tel. sin. mco. ruai.
1S.15 DODOE eadaa, SM. New Urea.
Shulu Bros.
HEAT WITH Sawdust and Hogrurl
from Med. Fuel. Tel. Slit.
WANTED Commercial praying
Phone 4S4I. Wlthrow.
ROOM BOARD for a men. S1000
wk. Rt. 1. Bog IM. 80. Oolumbue,
off Stewart.
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