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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1942. PAGE NINE LOCAL and Drunkenness Charged Wil liam Frank Hall was sentenced to five days in city jail yester day on drinking and begging charges. Cod Class To Meet Code class, sponsored by the Rogue Valley Radio club, will meet tonight at 7:43 o'clock at senior high school In room three. 111 at Homo Miss Betty VUm, employe at the Crater Lake national forest office in the Medford federal building, was reported to be ill today at her home, 203 Genesee street. Educators Confer Herman Miller and Clem Clark, repre sentatives of the state division of vocational education, are in town today conferring with school authorities concerning job training for d. ferr.e. Carpentry is being stressed. ' To Visit Hero Mr. and Mrs. . C. Tarns of 219 South Holly street will have as their guest the next few days Cadet Bob Enlow who is stationed at Ma ther Fie'd. Cal. Before entering the service Cadet Enlow was on the editorial staff of Look maga zine. His home is in Des Moines, Iowa. To San Francisco Chester Cole of 729 Welch street left last night by United Mainliner for San Francisco where he will enter the Southern Pacific hos pital for amputation of a toe. He was Injured recently while freight yard. It is expected he will be in the hospital about a month. To Hacelva Bonds Defense bonds and stamps will be the rewards in the future for prize winning suggestions by em ployes of United Air Lines, Max Henne, station manager for United Air Lines at the Medford municipal airport, said today. Cash prizes totaling $5,000 were paid by the company's sugges tion board last year to United employes who turned in meri torious suggestions. . Girl Injured Jean Songer. occupant of the Coryell trailer camp on the old Pacific high way north of Medfoid, was slightly injured yesterday when she darted in front of a sedan driven by E. G. Miller. Route 2, a report on file said today Miss Songer said she did not see his machine approaching. Miller stated this morning. The accl- aem occurred near inc vamp . Plan Passengers Arriving by United Mainliner this morn ing were C. Hughey and J Bennett from Portland and F Hecht from Seattle. G. Pette grew departed for San Fran cisco. Arriving last midnight were D. Burkheimer and J. Ford from Portland and S. Jones from Seattle. D. Malarkey departed for Oakland, Cal. C. Pratt ar rived from Oakland late last night and R. Wallebey departed for Portland. Arriving on the northbound plane last night were J. Bonney from San Fran cisco and R. Williams from I.os Angeles Leaving for Portland were J Wininger, G. Yerby, W. Grimson and W. Cosper. Leaving on the southbound plane last night were M Mad den, to Oakland and C. Cole to San Francisco. Arriving from San Francisco yesterday after noon were E. Gritsch and Cos per. Leaving were A. Courtnev and R. Frickson, to Portland and Mrs. V. Cade to Chicago Arriv ing early yesterday afternoon from Portland were G. Ritter and E. Grimes. Leaving were J. Gravs and A. Hoppe to Los Angeles and F. Dyer and F. Fohl to Sacramento. FOR SALE! 10 Slightly Use Aluminum Open Flood Lights With Bulbs Ranging from 750 Warts fo 1500 Warts $10.00 each Complete DOUGLAS MOTOR CO. Klamath Falls 1 ' Celebrate with OLD I t SunnyBrook E4 1 Kentucky Straight "CBLERFVL A 03 T Proof t Njtion.l Di-tiller, Prodict, Corp, cm n mm Lwvv PERSONAL Papers Lata A truck break down near Roseburg this morn ing delayed delivery of the Ore gon ian and Oregon Journal in Medford until 9:30. Cars Collide Passenger autos operated by A. J. Horton, Med ford hotel, and A. W. Howard 713 West Tenth street, collided at the Intersection of Sixth and Front streets Tuesday, according to a report filed. Only alight damage was reported. e ' Dancing Party Talisman 1-odge No. 31 Knights of Pythias will give their monthly dancing party Friday in their hall on North Crape street. The eve ning's program will Include entertainment. It will be at tended by all Knights. Pyth:an Sisters and their Invited guests Refreshments will be served. Flu Fir Firemen were sum moned at 9:30 a. m. today when a flu fir was reported at 233 South Central and at noon when an oil stove backfired at the Ward McReynolds" resi dence. 1027 West 10th. The chemical truck answered both calls. No serious damage was reported DAZZllDTELLERS Seattle, March 26. (IP) De tective Lieut. F. H. Borneman said today that Miss Dorothy McCarthy, 30, Yakima, Wash dental technician, had confess ed cashing $450 in checks with Seattle and Spokane bank tell ers so dazzled by her charm they didn't notice the checks were forged or not covered by deposits. "They were absolutely the worst forgeries I have ever seen," Borneman added. "I missed out on a $50,000 estate when my father died." he quoted the young woman as saying explaining why she wrote the checks. "A salary of $25 a week didn't seem much after that. Pretty soon I lost my job. Then I started writing checks." Pear Market Yesterday Chicago, March 38 yP)-(USDA) Pears: 0 cart on track, 1 Oregon ar rived, nothing offered. New Tort, March 35 (iPMTJSDA) Pears: 5 cars arrived, 8 Oregon un loaded, 6 on track: Oregon Anjous 1855 extra fancy 83.05-3.95, average S3.80; 3535 fancy 83.40-3.80, average 8383: 1440 extra fancy 83.60-3.90. average 83-70: 135 half boxes extra fancy 81-60-1.75, average 81-71. San Francisco Butter flan Francisco, March 36 Pr (CSDA) Butter, 83 score 87c; 81 36c; 80-36c; 89-34V4C. Closing time for Classified Ads 8 a. m. Too late to Classify 13:80 p. m. want . . . FIGHTING DOLLARS America must bo strong. Every man and woman must contribute their strength to th strength of America at war. Some are carrying guns some are (lying planes some are giving their blood on ships at sea. YOU on tli- .-Jine front must buy those guns those planes those ships. That must be your contribution to freedom under fire! BUY DEFENSE STAMPS AND BONDS TO DAY buy them with every penny you have to spare I Mws? I Bourbon VWikey 3 r . 3 I r IS T 11 P--VF W r I SAME - v. 3 fe-Nd si - -rrs Jf. T A will contest case involving a bequest to the Ashland City library and the Ashland com munity opened in circuit court today. The bequest was made in the will of the late F. Zana. In the action, Mrs. Domenica Senestrato and G. H. Billings, as executor of the will, are su ing Harriet Howard Highbarger and others, for home property. Zana, under the will, left the property to his widow, now de ceased. If the plaintiffs prevail the bequest to Ashland would be diminished. Taking of testimony In the contest of the will of the late Caroline Epley, long time resi dent and music teacher of this city, was concluded yesterday. A deposition will be filed later by a resident of Washington, D. C. Decision in the case was taken under advisement by the court. LIVESTOCK Portland Portland. March 20 -OPMUSDAl-Cattto 300; calves 70; market rather alow, mostly steady to weak; few medium fed steers til. 00-50. com mon grades down to 19.00 with light cutlery dairy type steers down to 7.50; few common heifers $8 00-75; canner and cutter cows 15.75 7.00; fat dairy type cows up to 17.75; medium to good beef cows 18.50 and $9 .25; medium bulls $8.50 ji 9.00, good beef bulls quotable to 910.25; vealere week, good to choice grades mostly 18.50 15.00, odd head 15.50. Hogs 1.000; market alow, steady to weak; good to choice drive-In 170 315 lbs. 13.75014.00, liberal share 13.85, one lot 14.15, one carload 1400, one load bought to arrive at 314.26; 330-370 lbs. 313.00-25; good to choice light lights ,1275 and tlSSS; good sows 330-550 lbs. 10.75 11.30. lighter weights upward to 12.25; feeder pigs 95 lbs. 13.00. Sheep 900; market nominally steady; good to choice fed wooled lambs salable 11.23-50; shorn lambs quotnbie 10.75 down, few medium grc unsold ; medium to choice spring lambs quoted 313.00 9 15.00; good ewes salable 0.00-50. South San Francisco South San Francisco, March 36 (IP) (Fed. -Bute Mkt. News) Cattle 100: steady: medium to good steers ab sent 813.00913.00, odd head 811.00: load . 738 lb. Idaho Heifers 811.00, sorted 4 head; good range cows sal able 89.00-50. aged medium cows 18 00-60, cannera limited at 8600 down: most medium sausage bulls 89.50 10.50. Calvea salable none: nominally weak; choice vealers 813.00 down. . Hogs 350; around 10 higher; most good 185-335 lb. barrows and gilts 81438; odd sows (11.50. Sheep 350: no spring lambs: fed and shorn lambs demand narrow, mostly 50 to 81.00 lower for past three days; medium to choice ewes quoted 86.O0s7.00. fc Chicago Chicago, March 36 (;p-(USDA) Rogs 15.000: fairly active, strong to 10 higher; good and choice 180-360 lbs. 813.35-65: mostly 813.50 and 613.66 market on weights 300 lbs. up; top 813 60. Cattle 5,000, calves 800; strictly good and choice steer offerings active at 816.00 upward; top 616.00 paid for choice 1398 lb averages: bulk fed steers 611-S 16.00: best heifers 813.00; weighty cutters to 88.40; weighty sausage bulls 610.00: vealers steady to weak at 816.60 down. Sheep 17,000: practically no early trading on fat lambs: most bids weak to unevenly lower at 613.35 down: choice lambs scaling 101 lbs. and below held strong at 613.40 upward. Portland Produce Portland, Ore. March 36 (Pi Live poultry buying prlcea No. 1 grade Leghorn broilers under IVi lbs. 18c; over IVi lbs. 18c; fryers 3V, to 4 ; lbs., 33c: roasters over 4 lbs., 38c: I colored hens 31c; leghorn under 2 lbs. 17c; over aVa lbs., 19c; roosters 1 80. Onions Idaho, 63.33: Oregon 83.65 3.80 60 lb. sack; sets 16-17c lb. Potatoes, new Florida red 63.76 8.00 per 60 lb. lug. Portland Wheat Portland, March 39 (JP) Grain: Wheat: Open High Low Close May -9H 9 M ait. Cash grain: oats No. 3-38 lb. white 40 AO; bsrley No. 3-45 lb. b.w. 830.76; corn unquoted; No. 1 flax 636? Cash wheat (bid): soft white 6100; soft white excluding rex 81.03V4: white club 61.03 4; western red 61.03M,. Hard red winter: ordinary 8-V.e; 10 pet. tuny,: 11 pet. o: 13 pet. 61.13 Hard white baart: 10 pet. 61.13: 11 pet. SUSS: 13 pet. sl-33'4. Today's car recelpu: wheat 60; barley I; Clour 13; oau 1; bay 1: mlUfeed 8. Sacramento. March 8 Pi Churn ing cream butterfat: first grade 40 He; second grade -S'.a onLrur a l x r ri - i . a as i r x ri - . m ' m Ml 11 r.l kMMMMMkMM-A - U--------lJU Chicago Wheat . Chicago, March P Wheat: Opes High Low Close May US', 136 1 MVi IM July 1.S7H IJSH l-Wi Sept. is lso ias, l.JO Wall St. Report New York. March 28 VP Bearish symptoms continued In today's stock market with re newed softness of a handful of blue chips stalling Intermittent and mild efforts at recovery. Stocks hitting new lows for the year or longer Included Norfolk Western, American Telephone, Chesapeake & Ohio, Westinghouse and West Penn Electric "A." The last named fell some 12 points on sales of leas than 100 shares and, at 46. was off 43 points from the 1942 peak. Transfers were around 300,000 shares. Today's elating price, for S4 footed stocks follow: Al. Chun. Dye npqtd Am. On ., ,. ... I, i i i 0 A. T. SB T. II Anaconda 15 Atcb. T. as 8. F. M Bond IX A via. 88 H Betb. Steel , Caterpillar Tract. 93 Chrysler 65 H Curtl -wrlgbt TS Douglas Acft. . S4V4 DuPont - , , 110 Gen. Elec. , , 34(4 Oen. Pood, SOU Gen. Mot. ,, , a ., 8ft Int. Harvest. i Johns-Man. 694 Kennecott 83 Monty Ward -Sty No. Amn. Av'n 13 North Amer. 7 Penney (J. C.) Penna. R. R. Phillips Pet Radio Sou. Pac. 8td. Brands St. Oil Cal. St. Oil N. J. Trans. Amer. Union Carb, Unit. Aircraft United Airline U. 8. Steel . ., unqtd 31 84 a 13 1BH 84 , 4 80 S1H 8H LINDY ACCEPTS FORD JOB OFFER Detroit, March 28. IP) Of ficials of the Ford Motor com pany said today that Charles A, Lindbergh has accepted Henry Ford s offer of a posl tion in the engineering research department of the company's Willow Run bomber plant. Lindbergh, they said, advised them from Washington that the war department had approved his acceptance of the post. Lind bergh went to Washington after visiting with Ford and other executives of the company at Dearborn and Willow Run on Tuesday. It was not disclosed when Lindbergh would take up his duties at the bomber plant, now nearing completion. Wheal Insurance to Set Oregon Record Corvallis, March 28. (JP) uregon farmers will have more wheat crop insurance in force mis year tnan ever nernr Clyde Kiddle, federal croo In. surance assistant with the state AAA office, said today. Wheat production on 6123 farms la covered under 3802 applications received in advance of the dead line. This is an increase nf 142 farms over last year. Approxi mately six million hli.h-la nf normal yield is involved. Highest Decoration For Gen. MacArthur Washington, March 26 VP) A congressional medal of honor the nation's highest decoration for valor under fire, Is going to General MacArthur today by order of President Roosevelt. The medal, a spread eagle and five-pointed star swung from a hhlA -life rlhhnn will be presented to the commander- m-cniei 01 me sou in west pacific bv Nelann T .tnhntnti TT-WI States minister to Australia. A new product has skyrocketed to feminine fame during the last year, titled "Vita-alt." It Is a earn pound made entirely of natural vitamins for the express purpose of quKk. easy, safe reducing. It waa recently en dorsed by Minta Durfee, widow of "Fatty Arbuckle," who has been seen of late In 30th Century-Fos film. "So Oreen la My Valley." Many popular aetresaes uas It to lose wet(ht quickly and In the right places. One case reports her weifht at 3.8 before Vium.lt and I1T alter using. More doctors are recommend ing its use dally. It contain, no cathartics, and makee a noticeable eh. nr. of I Ilr.g within 24 hours. VOl.NO'g OKI (I -TORE. 1)4 g. Main BU MedforO. Romance Tops 1 a i Cesar Romero and Carole Landis go in for romance in a big way in their new picture, "A Gentleman at Heart," which comes to the Rialto theatre for Dancing Star Betty Grable, revealed in all her loveliness through the med ium of technicolor, swings and sways to hula rhythms In "Song of the Islands," currently at the Craterian theatre where it will play through Saturday. TO London, March 28. OP) Ap parently seeking to counter Sir Stafford Cripps' mission to In- dia. the axis announced today that it was launching Its own Indian independence movement. The Berlin radio broadcast a Tokyo dispatch asserting - that representatives of the "Indian independence party" from Hong kong, Malaya, Thailand and Shanghai would convene March 28 in Tokyo for a two-day con ference. "Definite measures will be undertaken in aid of the Indian independence movement," the broadcast said. The axis propaganda machine has been using its radio facili ties to the utmost to encourage Indian unrest during Sir Staf ford's effort to win Indian sup port by British pledges of greater freedom. ANGEL- FILES Salem, March 28. (IP) TJ. S. Rep resentatlve Homer D Angell, Portland Republican representing the third district MEDFORD LODGE No 103 A. r. A. M. IrVlrt.v M.r-V, 11 T-.n nm fG 1 Work E A Detrree. Visitors weloome. Refreshments. Chester A. Hubbard. W.M. host Mtes Only 8:4.-8:18 tse. Inc. tai Kiddles lie Inc. tax Tvro counACton. nosnu Ming tot Uta nam to Uv TOMORROW NITE S SAT! Plus BILL ELLIOTT la Return cf uameiu Must End Tonlt It (TIES ll,ltl llllTNotE llltlNE BUT "Ij. .rTiii'l!l JM! NPMI. J Plus "SLEEPERS WEST" -tig mm ' Tv x 1 I.1H1 ill; 1. Rialto Program tomorrow and Saturday. "Forbidden Trails," featuring Buck Jones, Tim McCoy and Raymond Hatton, plays as the companion Western. (Multnomah county), filed a declaration of candidacy today seeking reelection. Too Late to Classify MILK COW Ouemsry-Durham Yeannift neiiT. a urrn-wv-jersey, Must sell. levlng. Pim brldg up urn. in cret?. RKOI8TERKD black Percheron tl lion, comintc four, .ound nd sen tt. For Mle cheap. Klrtland Farm, central point. FOR RENT Rooms- for 13 men. In quire 839 B. Main. APPLES Fancy Dellcloua, 0105 box, Newtown., fancy. W.ftO. C grade, 91.15. Large Cornice pears, penny eacn. to, i latve sweet on ions, 6c lb. Large grade A ranch eggs, oranges, grapefruit, larg and sweet, ray-i-ee Market, 33. B Riverside. WANTED Savage .300 or .309 cal. ao- tion, condition of barrel no object. 440 No. Front. 11 to 4 weekdays. FOR SALE Bed stead, coll springs. Inner-spring mattress, practically new. a- fort is na. . C 1 CAA &-roora bouse, pavement, tpiUVV bath, fruit, ahsde. Newly decorated Inside, good terms, to weu employee.. ALSO ffOOQr 4-roora modern plastered $LLOJ house, fine condition. See A. F. Flowers. Cor. 13th and Front. FOR SALE Good young milk cow, Guernsey and Jersey; Also a Whip pet Coupe for sale cheap, would take bicycle as part pay. M. Brown rtgg. near Texaco Station, Phoenix. FOR BALK Ford "A" plcltup, -9. good shape, flao S. Ivy, AGATES CUT and mollntM to or der at Santo'a ABato 8hop. 438 B Idaln, across from Roxy. WANTED TO RENT Small house outald of Medford. No more than 8 miles from town. Phone 3185. FOR RENT Trailer space with use of bathroom and washroom. Phone 8444. - for Tonight Say GOOD night: iMvethsm behind I Pf IIC' -slip away from I UULUO achey muscles and I M I C C D I C C. stuffy bumy nose I Wljinn and throat. Into as 8 sleep. Rub thtoat and chest with Penetro. Penetro does 'doublo-relief duty. Vou feel it work inside and outside. And it starts almost instantly. Inside, sooth ing, cooling vapors sweep into breath passages help break up mucous con gestion. Outside, it comforts by enunter irritation. Use only as directed, de mand Penetro, 25o, double supply 36o. a.4Tl.H..M.!'l Mats 30e tat c-3.1e Eves tor In 4e-44e 1 te ls-tae Kiddles lie Inc. tax Mats 1:48 Eves 8:43-8:00 NOW! THRU BAT. ONI.YI MUSICALULU OF '421 MTTf All In OLOW- INO SONG i ISUNDSI SHEARER-DOUGLAS WE WERE III! flllltl III tOWM-N IMIHIt ItlMKKUl IWU Coming Sunday! wT Tirr atl, Jocrf, C.N l kitud nd arrW yJsJ yJjjartc shj-tl OOOD black Jersey eow. McCarty. Orchard Home Drive. Phone 3415. FOR SALE Wheat and chopped grains; dairy, nog, and poultry feeds at farm prices. Victor Bursell. VAUGHN DRAG SAW Medium sis. 46 00. Leaving, must sell. First bridge up Griffin Creek. FOR SALE Studio Couch wlfh 8 pillows and slip cover. 16 North Bameburg, after 6 SO. WANTED--To buy an equity In 1987 or later ear. Tribune. Box 330. FOR 8AIJE Two mattresses In good condition. Call 195, Central Point. WANTED One set fallen for small logtring operation, fnrty miles from Medford. Crater La fee Lumber Co. Phone 3650. FOUR Four-yard dump trucks. All new tires witn Browniipe and with job. 63500. D. Btelnprals. co Med ford Concrete Construction. NEW and USED wood-burnin brood er stoves. Medford Fuel. Tel. 8111 HEAT WITH Sawdust and Hogfuel irom iuea. ruei. Tel. sin. FOR RENT Store room. 35x00. Steam heat, In the Nat Bldg. Inquire Merrick's Motor Inn. WANTED Man to clear 18 acre poison oak. Phone 6355. ' HOUSEWIFE who wants to supple ment ramuy income. Business ex perience or full time not necessary. For Interview write Box 331, Mail Tribune. FOR 8 ALE Wean er pigs. Also big horse. Chet Bslderston. Antelope Creek. Box 138. FOR SALE Two double-oven restaur ant ranges capable of burning oil. wood, coal, or gas, also sheet metal shop equipment. Western Oil and Burner Co., 413 E. Main. FOR SALE Partly furnished bouse. 6250 down. 630 per month. 1131 North Riverside. EXPERIENCED bookkeeper desires position. Have had Oeneral Motors and other accounting experience, also collections and filing. P.O. Box 074. Medford, Oregon. ASSOCIATED Heating Oils, day and Bite. Tel. Sill. Med. Fuel. WE KNOW auto bodies Inside and out and we've got experienced men to fix thera right. Daily's Auto Painting and Body Shop, 39 So. Battle tt. WE HAVE a van sire for every house hold moving job. EADS Transfer. Dial 3328. MORE MONET for your furniture. Till -76 Furniture. 11 Booth Front. BOARD es ROOM for two to share, men, couple or women, home prlvl lees, Kood food. No drinkers. Call 4650. Hurryl Must I Jackie Cooper in m r . n.- rtu. nan. t.yio. HE KNEW ALL ABOUT RACKETS ... but what ha DIDN'T know about blondes would fill a good sised barrell n TOMORROW Two "Straight Three of the West's Top Trigger Men! , in a story that II make you. hair stand on and) Fwbidden Trails i Mate at Ii45 J0e-25e-llo Inc. tax rai USE AIL TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADS! FOR BALE Ewes and Iambs. Sunday only. L. L, Lew la. Rl I, Box 865, Central Point. WOOD RANCH 40-acrea, T ml. from Medford. lota of wood. Nice home site, clesr of tax. t5500. Leaving must sell. First bridge up Orlfiln creek. WANTED Commercial spraying. Phou 4843. With row. ROOM BOARD for 8 men. 610.00 wk. Rt. 1. Box 138. So. Corumbua, off Stewart. WANTED COMMERCIAL SPRAY Lng. Phone 65.4. McQooagle. FOR TOUR PROTECTION The Baldwin Piano Shoppe does not recommend any and all tunera who may want to tune your piano. For guaranteed tuning, leav your order at our store only. GET WONDERFUL RELIEF Fee mrm a Itch al lUnpl j P-l-L-E-S!! tstt rrfto- Mt sat wrack and tortnr mmt with Btaddenlns itch, burn rt4 trrtts Uon. fltsart'- Pmm4 ftMppMturtt br.m tulrh. cicome rtlicf. Thlr ncdirs lkn sneer real eumfert, mluca atrsla, hlos tlhUn relaxed mcmbrsruw, mntljr tubricstam end -.funs. Protective end antt Kn. stt, e4y to u-e. It' wonderful to be ree of ptie tenure as-af. Get renurn 8teart's Prraaid 3asS-(eca at Pour ttnnr tore without delay and tlM asm ke a Maear-baU SMerantaa. c 3 DANCE SATNITE In tha BIG BALLROOM ORIENTAL GARDENS . BAY'S POPULAR ,: 6-PIECE BAND Playing IS Instrumants Hear 'Singing Skinny1 His Flddla k His Goldan Voica -I End Tonital "Glamour Boy" i .ei .up. in i ih.u ,ii CESAR CAROLE MILTON iROMERO LANDIS BERLE and SATURDAY I From tha Hip" Hits! ' k feT"-,v i " ',. a. Evas 6:45-9:1-40c-2Sc-lle Inc. tax FOR ULT