LOCAL and
Fin Leyied Melford Hood
wm fined $2 50 m city court
yesterday for double parklnf .
Square Dance Oak Grove
square dancers will meet Mon
day at 8 p. m. In the school
gymnasium at Oak Grove.
Work Started Foundation
work for the new United Air
V lnja office at the Mprlfnrri
municipal airport was started
yesterday, according to an an
nouncement made today by Max
Henne, station manager.
Arrives Here Miss Pearl Sny
der of Salt Lake City, Utah,
arrived here yesterday noon to
visit her sister, Mrs. Thomas C.
Parker of 1324 Queen Anne
avenue who underwent an oper
ation at Community hospital
this week.
O Ex-Residents Visit Mr. and
Mrs. George H. Collins of Ever
ett. Wash., called on friends
here yesterday en route to
Long Beach, Calif., to visit their
daughter, Mrs. Hazel Barnett.
Mr. Collins, now retired, was a
linotype operator on the Mail
Tribune for several years, leav
ing here in 1926.
Condition Fair The condition
of Mrs. Thomas West of Gold
Hill, who accidentally shot her
self in the abdomen with a .22
calibre rifle Tuesday ni?ht. was
described by Sacred Heart hos
pital attendants today as being
'fair. Mrs. West spent a fairly
comfortable night last night, It
was reported.
Church Conference Branch
inference for the Church of
'Tesus Christ of Latter Day
Saints is scheduled for Sunday
at tne local church, 331 West
Second street. Primary confer
ence convenes at 10:30 a. m.
with a second session set for
2 p. m. Evening service begins
at 7. Presiding officers from
Klamath Falls will be present.
Airmail Increase The war
time Industrial speed-up on the
Pacific coast Is reflected In a
81.5 per cent increase In air
mail loads on the coastal route
during the first 60 days of this
year, Max Henne, station man
ager of United Air Lines at the
Medford municipal airport said
today. On the coastwise route
an average of 306,360 letters are
being flown daily.
To Enterprise Mr. and Mrs.
fay Stickler of S14 Franquette
ftreet will leave tomorrow by
motor for Enterprise after mak
ing their home in this city for
the past three years. Mr. Stick
ler, who has been employed in
the office of the Crater Lake
National Park in the Medford
federal building, plans to Join
the U. S. navy about April 20,
when he will go to Portland for
his physical examination.
V
Minor Collisions Three mi
nor mishaps occurred In Med
ford yesterday, according to re
ports on file. The roadster of
Carl Branson, 309 Chestnut ave
nue, and sedan of Charles Alvln
Myers, Medford, collided at the
intersection of King and Dakota
s tree is yesterday afternoon. Pas
senger cars of Francis P. Han
sen. Salem, and r.
Chamberlain were involved In
a mishap on Central avenue
gar Fifth street. Cars of Mrs.
V. Ottoman. 514 South Holly
street, and W. Delane, Medford
collided at .the intersection of
Main and Fir streets.
Plane Passengers Leaving by
Lnited Mainliner this noon for
Portland were Mrs. J. Cahill
end C. McCulIoi.gh. Arriving
this morning from Portland
were J. Baer, O. Rosto. G. Bon
nm and R. Spear. Leaving for
Oakland, Cal., were C. McClos
kiy and J. Collin. Arriving
tarly this morning were D.
Jones from Oakland and W
Bradley from Los AngeU-s. Uav
ing were A. Swanson and M.
Sherman to Portland and H.
Klingensmith to Boise, Ida.
Arriving last midnight were C.
Wilson from Portland' and B.
rlynn from Salem. G. Kruger
aarted for Portland last night
V tne northbound plane. Arriv
i on the southbound p.ane last
night were L. Norberg from Se
attle and Frank Van Dyke and
Orr from Portland. I. Eadie
departed for San Franc:sco K.
Jacobsen left for Port.and late
last evening. Leaving yesterday
atternoon were Mrs. R. Hamil
ton, M. Cole and M. Cody for
Portland and Mrs. C. Conway
to Seattle. L. Bush departed for
an Francisco early yesterday
afternoon.
DANCE
ORIENTAL
GARDENS
0 Saturday Nite
LARGE HALL
PERSONAL
111 At Home Hugo Guenther
superintendent of mails at the
Medford post office, is 111 at his
home, 613 Newtown street, with
a slight attack of tonsolitis.
Reported Stolen W. J. Vestal,
Glendale, reported to city police
that a reddish gray overcoat
was stolen from his car, Chev
rolet coupe, parked In the Med
ford hotel lot between 9:30 and
11:00 last night. The coat was
sued 38 or 40 with a fine weave.
A mahogany colored lady's
purse containing $10 was also
taken.
Driving Course for
Motor Corps Women
Completed by Forty
The Red Cross Volunteer Mo
tor Corps. Medford chapter, have
completed the driving course
given by C. D. French, of the
Oregon state driving motor di
vision. Forty women have at
tended these classes making the
second largest class in the state.
The Motor Corps is now receiv
ing instruction in motor mechan
ics from William A. Young at
his garage. All members are re
quired to have both standard and
advanced first aid training which
they now are receiving.
The duties of the Motor Corps
vary according to the needs of
the community in which it is lo
cated. Here in Medford they
will be mostly connected with
the military reservation. Camp
White, when it is completed.
They will include transportation
of workers, entertainers, supplies
and convalescent soldiers to and
from the camp. There will also
be a program to provide outings
for hospitalized service and ex
service men and women. In case
of disaster the corps -members
are fitted for ambulance driving
and will provide transportation
for relief supplies and workers.
Jailed Pacifist Is
Visited by Friends
Wesley William. Cox of the
Plnehurst district, held In the
county jail as a conscientious
objector was visited yesterday
by friends and relatives who
brought him oranges. No word
has been received from federal
officials In Portland as to what
action will be taken in his case.
Cox is a memhor nf h T-h
vah Witnesses, a religious sect
opposed to war. The sheriff's
office said information Indicated
he toined the cult nhnnt Mapfk
20 last.
West Point l NlnhnHno it
140th anniversary this year.
In Australian slang a cossie is
a swimming suit.
CARD OP THANKS
We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our many friends for their
sympathy and kindness during our
recent bereavement in the loss of our
beloved mother, Louisa Armprlest.
Alio for the beautiful flowers. The
Arm priest family.
Admit Kiddles lie. Inc. Tai
Doors Open Bat at 1:43 and e-.ts
TONITE and
SATURDAY
A BLAZING 6 -GUN
AT ITS BEST....
... In the hinds ef
, the West's best oun-
slinqer!
GEORGE MONTGOMERY
IYNNE ROBERTS
SUNDAY MONDAY
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I Bat" Defenders Rolled Back
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Probability that the defenses on Bataan have been overcome
was Indicated by the war deoartment in Washington on basis of
General Jonathan Wainwright's report that the Jaoanese had en
veloped the east flank (1) ef his Amerlcan-Filioino armies. General
Wainwright was at Fort Mills (2), on Corregidor. which still com
mands the entrance to Manila Bay. It was not immediately known
how many of the defending forces had been able to retire to the
Island fortress.
F.D.R. Surprises Stark
i ! m
In a surprise ceremony at the White House. President Roose
velt pinned a oold star on Admiral Harold R. Stark (right) com
mander of the U. S. Naval forces in Eurooean waters, in recoqni-
tion of Stark' 'Tvr.nllnn.l i " . ,
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operations from 1339 until a few weeks ago.
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OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1942.
I CANCEL FIELD MEETS
Bend, Ore., April 10 PV
The high school track team last
I night cancelled all away from-
home meets because of the tire
situation. The school board
found it could not obtain char
tered busses.
NO TIRES FOR JAPS
Portland, April 10 (JP The
state rationing ariminittratnr
said today that no Japanese
iarmers, whether eligible or not.
will receive tires. This is in
acca d with an, OPA order.
Dm stall TTibunt want ad
Too Late to Classify
CABIN" with two double beda; will
aleep four respectable men, t'J 60
each. Board at .700. 1498 Prune
St.
POR RENT -Cottages by the river;
cool and restful: one mil eut of
Trail, Calllorula-on-Uie-Rogue.
POR SALE Wheat and chopped
grains; dairy, hoe; and poultry feeds
at farm prices. Victor BuneU.
POR SALE Huuae trailer; roomy (no
, guuu i uea i moe around
Ita salvage value. 714 Welch St,
near Morton's Mill.
BIO ENOiNE. gae or dleeel, to run
sawmill, me) Court St.
WANTED Lady for general houae
work: S3S mo. room and board. 610
S. Central. Phone 3387.
WANTED TO RENT By couple; apt.
r aniau lurntaned house In Med
ford. Prefer place with (arden anot.
Referencea furnished. Boi 1303
Tribune.
WANTED Lawn mowers to sharpen.
Have machine for allent Yardman
mowers. Can repair all typea of
mowers. Call at SIS Whitman Ave.
or phone 8320.
WANTED Experienced waitress and
luunMia gin. wnat-ptoi.
WANTED Woman for pastrv. pantry
and fry cook. The What-Not.
POR SALj: 3 pumps, galvanised, 1H"
e- piyv. 4 nnrae scrapera. 410
Maple Drive, late or evening or
early morning. J. I. Fenton.
WANTED TO BUY Oat hay. medium
mred Ice bos. J. I. Fenton. 410
Maple Drive, late evening or early
morning.
LONO DISTANCE MOVING Wean.,
ure., t.ai. Local mivlng and stor
age. EADS TRANSFER. Dial 382S.
DAILY will give your car body the
kind of repairing It needa to make
It last longer. Dallya Auto Painting
and Body Shop. 39 Bo. Bartlett.
WANTED Model "A" Ford coupe or
roadster, will pay caah. State year
model and price. P.O. Box 093,
Medford.
POR SALE Table golden oak desk,
s-burner gasoline ranee with oven,
good wood Ice box. Phone SI 55. S3
Tripp.
MATINEESi
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I that Is all the West's 'ffl-'Zgjf , t J
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j ltm rolled Into en! jjjffi'pffi'' irrj? fr'fj
IrJj They Swore Their Lives I Sm
i Ah.,.,., .r Mi?Iw
11. woman-hunt W -f 1 II BUBBinttlUN I SDi'lM
(Til )
SOe-JJe-lle
Inc. Tax
WAV1ED Few good used Jsm-iwiT
oil brooders Luther H Day, Rt. S.
B I 114. Meridian Road. Antelope
district.
POR SA1J! 7 dne and 1 buck rab
bit: alia fryer. Two milea west
of Table Rock store. L- A. Pink.
POR BAT E oe TRADE Equity In 99
Ford deluxe 4 -door. A-t condition.
41S Boardman.
WANTED Electric ref rleerator. Write
Tribune. Box 786, etatmg price and
make.
WANTED V-bottora outboard motoe
boat. Write Walter Indara. Rt. I.
Medford.
TWO rooms with three double beds,
eloeeta and bath room, private en
trance. For 9 or 4 men to room
together. Inquire Standard Service
station. North Rlveraide at Mc
Andrew'a Road.
WANTED Small tract near Medford.
Cash. Olve particulars. Box 783,
Tribune.
ROOM FOR RENT 130 Genesee.
quire evenings.
OUR LOVELY pansy plants. 95c doe.;
aiao some perennials. Dresaiera,
1107 I. Main. Phone S8S8.
APPLES Newtown. SI. 15 a box. Bet
ter grade, SI 40. Last week for peers,
le each. Pay-Less Market. 933 So.
Riverside.
SALESMAN Old established manu
facturer selling dUect to business
offlcea not affected by priorities
has excellent opening for one man
In exclusive protected local terri
tory. Initiative and wllllnenesa to
work moat essential. Unusual op
portunity for advancement. Olve
brief outline of past e&perlence.
Box 1353. Tribune.
RICH TOP SOIL FOR SALE Limited
time only. Phone 3910. Price de
pendent upon lengtb of haul.
LITHIA HOTEL. ASHLAND
15 mlnutee from Medford. One of
Oregon fine hotels. 70 rooms
with private bath.
ATTRACTIVE RATES
BY THE MONTH
1035 PLY. SEDAN. Shulta Bros.
FOR BAIJ5 Equity In Frlgldalre and
apartment range, era n. Kiversme.
ATTRACTIVE 8LEEPINO ac commo
tions for alx men. Private bath and
entrance; 1 block east of Crater
Lake on Main. 45 Undley. Ph. 3801.
USED CLOTH I NO bargains. Closing
out our entire atock. prlcea reduced
for thla sale. Oraos Miller, 333 So.
Riverside.
DANCE
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Sat Nighf Spring Floor SLr'TJM
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40e-25clle I t ' - 9
TRADE EQUITY In 18I Frlgldalr
electr'e nuve for wood ranee. Paul
Boone, Rt. 1. Bos 341. Central Point.
FOR RENT Comlortable upeum
bedroom. Twin beds, phone 246S.
1S3T PLT. SEDAN Rdlo, heater:
good ruober. Shulte Bros.
DANCE
Saturday Night. April 11th
SILVER MOON
1180 Oak St., Ashland
Men. tic: Ladles. 0c. Uic. Tax
POR SALE Electric hamburger grind
er; good condition. Suitable tor
good-sized grocery store or meat
market, lis Oeneeee.
MUST SELL Best located Texaco
service station In Medford: fully
equipped. Inquire Sixth and Grape.
Phone 9031.
LUXURIOUS 1941 PONTIAC auper
streamlined sedan; low mileage.
Tires practically new. Radio, heater.
Shulta Bros.
POR BALE 1941 Nash e-passenger
coupe. Only 9.0OO miles. Oood tires.
Call I. Mohr. 3151, mornings and
evenings.
OREEN PIR 8LABWOOD
Double Load 88 60
Llegett s city Fuel. Phone 4114.
PARK your ear at 8th and Bartlett
Parking Lot.
POR BALE Souvenirs made In Med
ford from Oregon Myrtle wood at
prlcea you can afford to pay. S08
B Jackson, near armory.
EXCHANGE your worn out car gen
erator for an air cooled. S3 85 and
up. Signal Service Button, 1303 N.
Riverside.
SAVE time and trouble. Park your
car at Bth and Bartlett parking Lot
ENCLOSED PARK1NO LOT Attend
ant on duty at 8tb and Bartlett St.
WANTED COMMERCIAL SPRAY-
Ing. Phone 6586. McOonagle.
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"'tol'ti1' Mid SUNDAY "i;"'
I Mstlne k Evening I
Pulse - Pounding Adventure!
Penny
Lake
PAGE THIRTEEN
NEW HANDMADE QUILTS at Rum
maire Bale. Saturdav, April Utn.
Johnson Jemelry Store loeauon.
fiponaored by P. L. Club.
KOTICI If you want your bouae.
checked for termites. Phone 21W,
Hubbard Bros.
DANCE
U. S. HALL
JACKSONVILLE
Saturday Night
April 11th
Given by Royal Neighbors
Music by Sturgill'a
Men 55c: All Others lie
Inc. tax
WALKER'S
DANCE
DREAMLAND
SATURDAY NIGHT
Real Dance Music
Both Modern k Old-Time
Always a Cood Crowd
and a Cood Tim
WALKER'S DANCE IS
EVERYBODY'S DANCE
Na Jitter Buaalnj
Allowed
Singleton Arte
Larry Simms & DiUy