Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 13, 1942, Page 5, Image 5

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    MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, APRIL 13, 1942
PAGE FIVE
LOCAL and PERSONAL
gram of borrowing would lead
to Inflation.
Unit To KhI Medford ex
tension unit will meet Wednes
day at 1:15 p. m. at the Girls'
Community clubhouse. Topic
of the meeting will be "Color
Line and Design."
Mailman Enlists--John C.
Crocker of Route 4, city mail
carrier for the past 13 years,
was enlisted in the U. S. army
In Portland. April 10. according
to Sgt. Joseph W. Cushman, loc
al army recruiter.
To Portland Mr. and Mrs. L.
T. Nygaard and daughter, Net
dre. left this afternoon by
United Mainliner for Portland.
Mr. Nygaard, district sales man
ager for the Standard Oil com
pany here, will confer with com
pany officials while In Portland.
Trap Shoot About SO pers
ons coniDeted in an Informal
trap shoat on the Walt Painter
nlam In Central Point yesterday
afternoon The event was spon
sored by the Central Point
Sportsmen's club and defense
stamps were awarded is prizes.
W w m
Fina Laelad William F
Prlmmai, 85; Frank Burton, 61,
and Fred Charles Clark were
fined $10 each in city court to
day on charges of drunkenness.
Bill Hoffman. 23, Edward
Lnwe. 22 and Harvey Hansen
each forfeited $10 bail yesterday
for the same offense.
Candidal Coming Arthur M.
Geary, candidate for the repub
lican nomination to the U. S.
senate, will be In Medford Tues
day evening at the Medford ho
tel to meet with local prominent
republicans to organize his cam
paign. This is his eighth stop in
a series of meetings In towns
throughout Oregon.
Traffic Violations Robert
Burns, Central Point, was as
sessed $10 in city court Satur
day for speeding.
e e
Her Sunday Eddie Edwards,
United Air Lines dispatcher
from Portland, spent several
hours at the local office of the
United Air Lines at the Medford
municipal airport yesterday.
e
Coordinator Her H. C John
son, coordinator of the Camp
Adair cantonmc.t in the Corval-
Us-Albany area, arrived here to
day to confer with Frank J.
VanDyke. Medford cantonment
coordinator, relative to prob
lems and phases of the local
camp which might be the same
as those at Camp Adair. Mr.
Johnson will ba here a couple
cf days.
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Meeting Planned The Siski
you Minerals association will
meet at the Redwoods hotel in
Grants Pass at 10 a.m. Saturday,
April 18. at which time the buy
ing program of the metals- re
serve company will be explain
ed by O. C. Beyer, metals re
serve engineer. The problem of
expediting road building to
mines will also be discussed, ac
cording to W. E. Moore, secre
tary of the association.
Nutrition Enrollment Enroll-
ment for new classes in nutrition
will continue Tuesday at the
county agent's office in the
county courthouse it was an
nounced today. Classes will be
held in the afternoon and eve
ning and registration will con
tinue from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.
tomorrow. The classes are spon
sored by the Red Cross volun
teer service. One class of 45
members is Just completing a
similar course.
Craterian Star
The Grange
Phoenix Crang
Phoenix' Grange will meet In
regular session Tuesday at 8
p. m.
The program, to b given by
the chaplain, is planned around
the Easter theme. All members
are urged to be present
Cat Mall Tnoune want mm.
Spencer Tracy, star of count
leu screen hits, shares honors
with Katharine Hepburn In
'Woman of the Year," playing
until tomorrow night at the Cra
terian Theatre.
In Comedy Role
(2l i
i ' ''
Rosalind Russell Is at the Ri
alto Theatre until tomorrow
night in "Design for Scandal,"
a hilarious story featuring Wal
ter Pldgeon.
"The Strange Case of Doctor
RX", with Lionel Atwill, is trie
added film.
TABLE ROCK COUNCIL
Ho. 18. Sttted uMrobly, Tue
aay. April 14.
W. M. Daws, UK. M.
Too Late to Classify
WANTED Young or middles ad
nun to n?ip on poultry farm.
Board, room and aaUry. Talent
Hatchory.
4 WHEELED trailer House, built-in,
fat beater. 135 Mlt Anna May
Vanley. Tiller. Ore.
WANTED Steady couple with food
reference, for ateady poaitlon In
country. Man to do light (arm
work; woman to cook on meal a
day. House, electricity, Tf re table.
gRi ioi p piled. Oood wages. Box
11U3. Tribune.
TOILETS, lavatories, bath tubs now
available. Call at 1111 W. 10th. No
priorities required.
CHIP or coal burnt nf hot water
heater. Suitable for camp or trail
er park. $16 Phone 4621.
EMPLOYED couple want girl or wo
man for housework and care of
child. Oood wages. Small home,
la 6o. Newtown, evenings.
WANTED TO BUY Pew hundred feet
or Inch pipe. Glum Darby, Rt.
No. S. Medford.
FOR EXCHANGE Exceptionally jood
8-room English stucco, choice N. B
section of Pasadena. California,
close to schools, markets and trans
portation. Prefer suburban or well
Improved acreage. What have youT
Owner to owuar. Rt. 1, Box 160,
Rogue River, Oregon.
STEELE'S Pansy Plant. 8Sc doa
Dreaaaert 1107 ft. Main. TsL 8464.
COMMERCIAL Spraying 1' the aphis
is bothering your shrubs. Phone
Wl throw, 4843.
CRAM closet combinations, priced
to sell. No priorities required. 1111
w. loth.
1040 CHEVROLET fipsclal Deluxe
Club Coupe. Almost nsw tire, ra
dio, heatar, defroster. Lota of ex
tras, 30.000 mllea. A beautiful orig
inal blue. See It oa Chevrolet Used
Car Lot.
FOR SALE Blacksmith fore. 113
Anvil 8 603 West Bridge St-.
Oranta paaa.
LOST Brown leather billfold. Iden
tification cards. Reward. Box 1446,
Medford. W. L, McCormlck.
WANTED Caretaker, man over 60.
Ranch home, care for family gar
den and grounds. Salary and sep
arata bachelor quarters. Perma
nent. Give experience, ae and ref
erence. Box 1179, Tribune.
FOR SALE Why rent? l acres, un
der Irrigation. In alfalfa, few ber
ries, 3 -room . house, all for 61250.
easy terms. ALSO several other
good buys. 4 flood stock ranches,
with free water right. Access to
free outside range. See me before
you buy. C. O, Chapman, Alaska
Auto Court, 4 ml. north of Gold
HlU.
FOR RENT 7-room modem house;
4 bedrooms. 138 Spring St.
TWO rooms with three double bads,
close u and bath room, private en
trance. For I or 4 men to room
together. Inquire Standard Service
Station. North Riverside at Mc
Andrewa Road.
FIVE. 21 -Inch tires for amis. Loalar
Lane. Rt. 3. Box 650.
OARAOE First house north of Post
Office. 135 No. Holly.
WILL PAT 675 cash for food used
car. 608 8. Riverside.
ATTENTION CONTRACTORS and
anyone interested In real heavy
duty equipment, we will have a dis
play at our show room, Tuesday,
April 14th. A real High-class Spec-lal-bullt
Heavy Duty Truck that
should be Interesting to contrac
tors, loggers snd snyone Interested
In good hesvy dutv equipment.
ROGUE RIVER CHEVROLET
0th tfe Bartlett Phona 3388
FOR SALE A used Thor mangle.
us?d very little, 613. See It at 44
N. Peach.
REE PI NO your car body ta good
condition la the sure way to fet
the moat and the beat from 1 1 .
Daily's Auto Painting and Body
Shop. 99 So. Bartlett.
NOTICE If you want your bouse
checked for termites. Phone SIM,
Hubbard Bros.
SAVB time and trouble. Park your
ear at 8th and Bartlett Parking Lot
ENCLOSED PARKINO LOT Attend
ant on duty at 8th and Bartlett 6ts
WANTED COMMERCIAL SPRAT-
lug. Pbooe 8668. McOonag le.
Dp
mm
0
MAN Cook Wanted. Apply at once.
Berrydale Restaurant. 1613 M. Riverside.
WANTED Someone to clean septic
tank. Call at 638 MoAsdrew Rd.
or phone 9070.
ROXY
Mats 30c Eves 40c
Males 11a Inc. In
Mat. 14 rm e:ls-a-te
Mm only t;4A-:U4J lAc Inc.
Klriille I If Inrlurtlnf tat
FOR SALE DaTcnport b! and ehalr.
practically new. Call at amall houia I
back of SOS Dakota At., anytime
attar S:S0 pm.
FOR SALE Practically new tflntnf
room mlta or will trad for that
piano you ar not uttaf . Bos 714.
Trlbuna.
WANTED Ctrl or woman lor houee-
ork. Ho eooklns. No waahtnt
Family of adult. Telephone 6a71.
WILL FAT eaah rant for (arm with
nan ana ciorar. win eonuaar
Ord A dairy. Mar head atock.
alio equipment. Box 11M co Tribune.
PADDED VAN MOVINO SERVICE.
WASHINGTON. OREOON. CAUF,
BADS TRANSFER, DIAL 3S3.
A. A. A. Military Slack. S1S.00 ealu
at S10.JS. Klein tb Tailor. 13 I
Main. Upeulr.
A. A. A. Tailored Suit to your
ur. SIS SO up. Klein in Tailor
13 I. Main. Upeutr.
PARK your ear at Sth nd Bartlett
Parking tot.
FOR SALE Souvnlr mad tn Mad
ford (rom Oregon Myrtle wood t
price you can afford to pay. SOS
E Jackson, near armory.
TENTS fg
and
TRAILER CANOPY at
nilDVC ' Mala
DUna O Phona 4472
Get set for. rt'N
. 'rue
HEBE IT COMES!
ii 1777
Mast End Tomorrow Kite.
A SENTENCE IN FUN!
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DR. RX"
, ji Tomorrow 3 Day!
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Plua "BLONDE FROM
SINGAPORE"
WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY
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RAMPAGING MATE
GIVEN $25 FINE
ON WIFE'S PLAINT
Robert Wolfe, a cantonment
worker, charged with assault
and battery, was fined $25 and
costs, In Justice court today. The
complaint was filed by his wire,
who charged the defendant tore
up her clothes, broke down the
door of their apartment and
beat her during a ruckus last
Friday night. From the testi
mony of both, there had been
previous domestic storms in
Kansas City, Pierce county,
Washington, and Corvallis.
Wolfe was arrested by Sher
iff Syd I. Brown Saturday morn
. ing, as Wolfe was on the way to
the courthouse, he claimed, to
submit to arrest He told the
sheriff "it was necessary to tone
down my wife," the officer testi
fied. Wolfe told the court he In
tended to separate from his
wife, "even if I have to quit my
Job.' He agreed with the court
and the district attorney they
could not get along. From ques
tions asked by the court it was
brought out the couple between
them earned $19 20 per day, and
linnnr u-ae nna rt th. Hacff
causes of their disputes.
Eldridge John Haskins. charg
ed with drunk and disorderly
conduct on the streets of Talent
was sc.tenced to six months in
the county Jail. Haskins is 60
years old and has been in Jus
tice court three times on disturb
ance charges. In his latest out
break he claimed to be a rail
road trestle guard and acted
menacingly, the evidence show
ed.
TWO MORE SHIPS
Portland, April 13. VP)
Portland launched its 27th Lib
erty freighter yesterday while
Astoria set its first navy mine
sweeper afloat. The minesweep
er was the first of 12 such ships
to slide into the Lewis and Clark
river from ways of the Astoria
Marine Construction company.
KILLED ON CROSSING
Salem, April 13 JP Law
rence Binder, about 25. employe
of the Carter Keene ranch near
St. Louis, was killed almost in
stantly shortly before noon to
day when his car was struck
by a southbound Southern Pa
cific freight train at a crossing
near Ceivais, north of here.
BODY RECOVERED
Seattle, April - 13 ,P The
13th naval district announced
today that the body of A. Leszc
zynski, seaman, first class, one
of eight navy men to lose thir
lives in a plane crash off Tongue
Point, Ore., March 8, has been
recovered.
ERB FOR TAX BOOST
Portland, April 13 UP)'
President Donald M. Erb of the
University of Oregon urged in
creased taxation yesterday to
meet future federal wartime
budgets. He told the Portland
Alumni association that a pro-
Mat JOc lai Jc-83c Eree 40c 11 4c-44c
It to IS-tSc Kiddle 11c Inc. Us
Mat 1:4 Free :4S-:M
KAITI
1AIKS
Ends Tomorrow Nightl
TEAMIRS
with rUN!
DR. A. R. HEDGES
Chiropractic a Neturopthl
Ph)-flf1an
Phone 3170 12S E. Main St
"" Preservation of Health-"
How can we preserve our
health? This is a question of
great Importance. But, really,
people are interested more in
questions of economic value. As
a matter of fact the preservation
of health is of great economic
Importance, from both the stand
point of the individual and of the
nation. Too often is health con
sidered as a Divine Blessing be
stowed upon one and withheld
from another, or as an uncon
trollable inherftance. Either case
would place It beyond our con
trol. According to the more ad
vanced philosophies, we receive
or preserve health only as we
open or clear our life channels
for its reception. We must desire
it no strongly that we are readily
willing to give up anything that
hinders or obstructs it. Our hab
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eral mode of life must be keyed
to the laws of health. Our physi
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SWING To SPRING
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-ORIENTAL GARDENS-
$1.10 Per
Person
9:00 P.M.
to
1:00 A.M.
IN PERSON
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RESTAURANT
Pacific Highway at Central Point
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Phono 2440
Main & Riverslda
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Telephone 4979
404 bit Main
Pre Delivery Service
PISGLY - WIGGLY
South Riverside
at Thirteenth
HIGHEST
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nd
HEATS
REMODEL
THIS
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WITH
BRUCE BAUER
LUMBER CO.
Se. Riverside
Phone 2211
DAILEY'S
ody end Paint Shop
Medford't
OLDEST and FINEST
CLAY'S
HOME OF DOUBLE THICK MILK SHAKES
A FRIENDLY PLACE TO PURCHASE
Y0R FAVORITE DRINKS
MAGAZINES CIGARETTES
CANDIES
Corner of Main end Fir
Jack Teagarden Featured on Victor Record
at
PRUITT'S MUSIC-RADIO
CENTER
111 West Main (Opposite RUHo)
Phone 3022 Medford, Or.
CANTONMENT
WORKERS
YOU
Can Get A Bu To Fit Your Shift on Any One-Way Street
in Medford
"ROGUE VALLEY TRANSIT CO."
SPECIAL SALE
ALL CAR RADIOS, HEATERS,
DEFROSTERS AND OTHER
ACCESSORIES
ROGUE RIVER CHEVROLET
9th end Bartlett Street
ORDER NOW AVOID THE RUSH!
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finish the newest
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Special Prices on Family Group Portraits
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109 C. Main
Phone 4171
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