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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1942. PAGE FIVE LOCAL and Aihlind VUitor Mel Abet of thlf city, was business visitor in Ashland Friday. To Lake Sunday Dr. George C. Ruhle, Crater Lake national park naturalist, spent Sunday at Crater lake on official business. Meet Tonight Olive Rebekah lodge will meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock at the I. O. O. F. hall. Visiting members are Invited, of ficers stated today. CUub to Meet Jacksonville Home Economics club will meet with Mrs. C. H. Meyers on Mey ers land Wednesday for 1:30 p.m. dessert luncheon. Returns Here Miss Jessie Clark returned to tffis city yes terday after spending the week end in Klamath Falls. She re sides Bl OiJ - " ....... In Klamath Falli Mrs. Mau rice Parrish of Whitman avenue spent the weekend in Klamath Falls visiting her husband, Mau rice Parrish, and her brother, Bud Blaine, who recently return ed from Johnson Island. To Portland Mr. and Mrs. Ed Allworth. Jr., departed for Port land by United Mainliner Satur day night. Mrs. Allworth Is the former Miss Jackl Flynn, daugh ter of Mr. ana Mrs. Diamona Flynn, HIM west lemn street, who was married Saturday after noon. - Appointed Philip Lowry of Medford has been appointed to me pUDUCliy CUIIUlllllCC lui me IT 1. I Mflnn ln.it iphnnl weekend, Charles A. Phipps, law student body pres dent, an nounced today. This yearly event Is an imitation of the Univer sity's Junior weekend and is planned for April 25. Lowry is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert B. Lowry, Bear Creek Orchards. Pledged to Honorary Miss Janet Ross, sophomore at the University of Oregon, has been pledged to Phi Theta Upsilon, junior women's service honorary on the Eugene campus according to Barbara Hampson, also of Medford, and vice-president of the group. Miss Ross visited in this city recently with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. lmer Chllders, 230 South Central ave nue. Miss Hampson is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Hamp- k son of 508 South Grape street. ? ... Plane Passengers Arriving by United Mainliner from Portland this morning were C. Hodson, G. Powell and A. Fahay. W. H. Chirhan departed for Oakland, Cal. J. Alley arrived from Los Angeles early this morning. Ar riving last midnight from Salem were R. Gilmour and J. Walton. N. Klozman and V. Fayre depart ed for Los Angeles. C. Wilspn arrived late last evening from Portland and R. Thyre departed for San Francisco. R. Lohman departed for San Francisco early last evening. P. Howard arrived yesterday afternoon from Oak land and B. DePrez left for Salem. Mrs. A. Hoten arrived from Portland early yesterday afternoon. Leaving were P. Fox, to Los Angeles and G. Noeher to San Francisco. Arriving yester day noon from Oakland were J. Bonner, H. Whittimore and Mrs. apR. Waggoner. Leaving for Port land were J. Wood, Mrs. D Flynn and A. Welch. Noeher ar rived Sunday morning from Se attle and Dr. R. Peachey depart ed for Oakland. Arriving Satur day midnight were H. Eisman from Salem and Miss F. Wallace from Portland. W. Bradley left for Los Angeles. G. Hiles ar rived Saturday night from San Francisco. :AIT Talks DR. A. R. HEDGES Chiropractic it Nsturopathl Phjilclan Phone 3170 128 E. Main St BODY MECHANICS Proper body mechanics is one of the first essentials to normal health. It follows that the first consideration In the preservation of health is the maintaining of the bodily tissues in their proper mechanical relations. By this it is not meant to infer that life Is a mechanical process. However, the life force cannot normally manifest itself in a human body whose parts are in an abnormal mechanical relation." We all know that an auto does not func tion normally with its parts in disrelation. Then, certainly, we should not expect the human body to function to its best ad vantage while its parts and tis sues are in a state of abnormal relationship. Your body is a saVensitive mechanical organism. Keep it in repair. See that its parts operate smoothly and eajily. Have its abnormalizes corrected. Do this before irre parable damage results. PERSONAL To Roteburg R. H. Holmes, traveling freight and passenger agent for the Southern Pacific company, with headquarters In this city, spent Friday In Rose burg on official business. ... To Portland Mr. and Mrs. M Childreth of 1113 West 13th street, left Saturday venlng by train for Portland, whera they plan to spend week visiting their son. Kenneth Childreth, and family. ... Brief Visitor Edward Novls, vocal instructor from Holly wood, Cal., was a brief visitor in this city last week enroute to Roseburg where he Joined his wife who has been visiting friends there. Mr. Novis arrived here by United Mainliner. ... Transferred Mr. and Mrs. Joe E. Earley of Hotel Holland re ceived word today that their son, Joe, Jr., has been transferred from Charleston, South Carolina, to Boiling Field, Washington, D. C. Ha Is with headquarters squadron, Eighth Interceptor Command, U. S. air corps. ... Minor Mishaps Cars of Rag nar Unden, no address listed, and Connie Hays, Phoenix, collided on West Main street near the Rialto theater Saturday, accord ing to a report on file. Machines of K. L. Hutchison, no address given, and L. Higgins, Prospect, were involved in a sideswiping mishap on the Crater Lake high way at Prospect yesterday, ac cording to information filed, i Los Angeles Workers Stagger Arrival to Ease- Transportation Los Angeles, April 20 (IP) IMS fifth largest city, sprawling over 450 square miles and handi capped by inadequate transpor tauon facilities, adopted the staggered work hours system to- aay. Thousands of workers aot ud io minutes to one hour earlier or later so as to reduce peak traffic loads. City and county employees reported for work at 7:30 and 7:45 a.m. and were to quit at 4 and 4:15 o'clock. Down town stores opened an hour la ter. The staggered hours system Is the outgrowth of the rubber shortage. The shortage has thrown heavy burdens on pub lic transportation systems. New York. ADril 20 (JPi jonn w. wnitecollar came to work 30 minutes late today, but tne ouice manager merely smil ed a good morning. xes, u can and did happen here not only Mr. Whitecollar, but also some 150,000 other men and women office workers checked in either a little ear!y or a little late as the city beg. its wartime "stagger-system" of working hours in order to re lieve subway congestion. FOR ANNUAL PLAY Rehearsals are underway for the annual senior class play to be presented May 7 and 8 In the Medford high school audi torium at 8:30 p. m. The senior class has selected "Nothing But the Truth." written by James Montgomery and published by Samuel French. The play was recently seen on the screen with Bob Hope In the featured role. Taking part In the production, which is being directed by Mrs. Justin Smith, are Bob Holmes. Shirley Lawrence, Dorothy Hayes, R. B. Webber, Harris Janes, Don' Shanahan, Bettelu Foulk, Carol Johnson, Beverly Brooks, Ann Drysdale and El mer Bashaw. Tires Needed for Cantonment Truck: Portland, April 20. (AP) Logging trucks and vehicles used in cantonment construction are in dire need of more tires, Ore gon rationing officials said Sat urday. Additional tire allotments were requested, and Carl B. Cad well, secretary of the rationing administrator, said the situation was "very critical all over the state." He said state and county pool quotas were exhausted. FIRST ROAD CREW IS ORDERED TO FOREST First road maintenance crew nf the vear in the Applegate re- I aion of the Rogue river national ! forest began work today under ' the supervision of Carl Dawson forest headquarters said. A five-man crew is employed IIARN THI TRUTH ASOUT BOWEL WORMS jc-swty tr. ft nr w rw t"j )ww ' A' Vtt p B" 8,1 r rr-l-lw ir-.- in km , i -. rri .-!. ttf?-T rw- " Mtt Jar-- t- Kt :i't -m'.-? V.'rr n. 1 E WITHIN 10 DAYS Washington, April 20 P) Congressional leaders announc ed today President Roosevelt would send a message to con gress In a week or ten days set ting forth his views on neces sary anti-inflation measures. House Majority Leader Mc Cormack said this message prob ably would be followed shortly by a fireside radio address on the same subject. Although he avoided use of the word 'inflation." to which the president has expressed ob jection, McCormack said the message to congress would deal with "the cost of living during the war". and with "the factors that enter into It." Wages would be included as one of those factors, he said, along with such other things probably, as taxes, profits, and savings. While the chief execu tive's message is expected to be more In the nature of an outline of administration policy than definite request for specific leg islation, McCormack would not go Into details on it. The program, it was under stood, has not been drafted in its final form. The message and the radio ad dress which probably will come along shortly afterward are ex pected to present the results of weeks of study by administra tion officials who are confront ed with the grave problem of spiraling prices and expanding purchasing power. Ousting of Taeoma Police Cornish Is Sought in Cleanup Tacoma, April 20 (IP) Com missioner of Police Holmes East wood was asked to resign todny by Mayor Harry P. Cain as a direct result of the threatened army ban which military offic ials at tort Lewis had said would descend on the city at a a. m. The ban has evidently been postponed. Mayor Cain said this morning, in order that the army can watch developments In the city's effort to rid itself of com mercialized prostitution. Mayor Cain said he called on Col. Ralph R. Glass, post com mander, early this morning but wouia not comment on the sua gestion that the ban had been held up pending Commissioner Eastwood s decision on resigna tion which will be given to the city council in a special session this afternoon. The mayor said there were "other alternatives" If Eastwood did not offer his resignation this anernoon. - Marriage Licenses Henry John Beal and Hastings. William SheDard Adkim and Rhoda Bain. Norman Driver and Marie Davidson. Charles William Jobbini and Shirley Louise Putman. Ralph Wilson Lowe and Letha Cole Daley. Arthur Thomas Scanlon and Dorothy Ruth Driver. Willis Wilbur Ireland and Ida Ardelle Cole. Cecil Gilbert Osborn and Lois Mae Martin. Divorces Filed ' Emmet Lee Springer vs. Bars Randolph Springer. Thelma Wilson vs. Othell Wilscn. Probate Court Estate of J. C. Woods, de ceased. Estate of Tedelia Woods, de ceased. Estate of William Carpenter White, deceased. Estate of Fred D. Wagner. deceased. Deads AWn C. Ltlghtoa to Irene Leigh ton. Quitclaim D-od. 10 acre. Nellie Dickey. Executrix of th E- New! AMAZING VITAMIN For CRAY HAIR Hr Ib food s for vlillooi bo irt fttiii'-iri?i rr grtj uir-aalB then to I'yifc too olsiorly . 1ta;t ar;rKl vltanln nita9 ftnm Pmnt-ihoit ft a "w b t-Ad i mu Mt tabUt (ora si0r Um Btnt UBAr VITA A-ttl tMti rrporiwr! by Uadtof Hon 1 1 hO'iahoM migaitB on prt 004 r-Jiulot la agt trm to W rTi that t.r poiiti's) tnidsfae C rctur Of hi If rnr U'orklPif istmHf It tlMll t tittr! rcr r'-"t 'l-fi f!-t wr roft't tprMtl 'fit prjt ffcnj th b'r tt virtalB 4 tkioeT ! th tkotlr 11 rorl'tsUhfl. To ewt it to T"irvif to ! fltAT TTA til. OrlT Bw nl tak 4 of oir IntrM ftorf pr1' o.-, Ii .t tr JV 4S? jp?lr. li-vt for a Uo rjri anrri ( R-ri:f 3 vi asd j0) AH &rtir filMeS (sj.pliF Jut tKo. 244J Crrrcr 'ain r.d B. WAINSCOTT'S PHARMACY I COURT HOUSE NEWS II I : TTn i u - V . ; " JJ) . : : ; i-liiilii ... ; . ' - ... ss. ALL THE PICHT'S CONE OUT OP THE MTwo of the Navy's stanchtst fighters, David Maynard (left) and Tommy Berry, landed on the ranvaa In the Navy Junior boxing champion ships at Annapolis, Md. David's tumble brought tears, as his bead bit the floor. UU of Clifton A. Bhutts. Doceuod. to Oeorg M. 8unly t ux. Execu trlx' Deed, In Ashland. Lydl Dillon to Lena Cummlngs, Quitclaim Deed. 10 acres. Lester Emerson Cootw to Z. p. Turp'.n. W. D. In Phoenix. Roy w. Nichols to Thomas F. Buck. W. D. Luclnda Weedon to William W Gregory. Quitclaim Deed. . Ella C. Westclund et-al. Trustees, to J. E. Earley, Lease In Medford. Domino Provost to P. 8. Provost. W. D. in Ashland. Mrs. 'Eva M. younger to Ethel Grace Beck. W. D.. 75 acres. Chas. W. Reames to P. M. 8 to well. Quitclaim Deed. First National Company to Charlea Capello, Quitclaim Deed, in Butt Falls. Smith E. Trent to Edna M. Trent. Deed In Medford. Dale c. Ensmlnjer to Lyls L. Llnd ley. Deed. In Eagle Point. Elmer Hen-led to C. E. dates, Quit, claim Deed. C. B. Dates to Jackson County. Quitclaim Deed. Elmer Berried to Jackson County. Quitclaim Deed. Herbert Halght to Curtis Thomson, W. D. Mlna Vedder to Ouy J. Holman, W. D. 163.17 acres. Ouy J. Holman to Medford Cor poration. W. D. on Timber on 183.17 acres. Ila M. Myers to Mabel R. Uy. W. D. In Ashland. O. 8. Butler to Stats of Oregon, by Highway Commission. Quitclaim Deed. In Ashland. Clara Ensle to State of Oregon, by Highway Commission. W. D. in- Ash land. Irma Virginia Oreene to Stat of Oregon, by Highway Commission, Quitclaim Deed, in Ashland. Camilla E. Owen to BUM of Ore gon, by Highway Commission, W. D In Ashland. Eva Harth to F. Blade Songer. Pow er of Attorney. Elisabeth C. Hartley to Ernest L. Barnes. W. D. In Medford. Lee A. Smith to Juatln B. Smith. Quitclaim Deed. In Central Point. Justin B. Smith to P.' E. Fairfield. W. D. In Central Point. L. D. W. Meservey to P. I. Btlles W. D. 7.4 acres. Oeorga B. Dean to C. I. Hutchison W. D. In Medford. R. A. Settlemlrs to Bonnl Bells Hlglnbotham. Deed In Medford. J. Curtis Bamea to Vernon Cox. Contract. In Channtng Bweet Acres. T. Slater Johnaton to Oeorga A Hunt, W. D. In Medford. O. H. Bllllnga. Executor of the Es tate of E. M. Panter, Deceaaed, to J. ROSY Mtrl Only :45-S:0O tSe Inc. US Kiddles 11c Including Ux ri TOMORROW NITE for Thr Big Nitl Wow! Wotla Show! --JrS-S Plus: Roger Pryor and Joaa Perry in 'BULLETS FOR O'HARA" X X Last Timet Tonital Plus "SINCAPORE WOMAN' P"w .. .ST1H r -1 J lOCflViTIl I JUL 1 o BUILDING IN B O M B A Y One of the features cf Bombay, Indian port city. Is the municipal building (above), which reflects architecture favored there. Bombay's 1,200,400 population Includes a large Japanese colony Interested In cotton. W. McLsln, Eeutors Deed, 10 acres. L. J. Orres to J. W. McLaln. Quit claim Deed. Frank Davis to J. W. McLaln. Deed. Harry Dally to L. C. Gordon. W. D. George A. Hunt to T. Slater John ston. W. D. In Medford. Albert H. Peachey to Bertha L, Mc Klnney, W. D. In Aahland. J. C. McKlm to Frank Baker, W. D. 60 acres. Marie Beal to Harry I. Beal, W. D. 6.03 acres. C. I. Hutchison to George B. Dean W. D. In Medford. Walter H. Schulta to Dorrls -Bpenclr Porter. W. D. 10 08 acre. Helen Connolly to Phyllis Swear Ingen. W. D. Hubert t. Blrdaall to Bruce R. Paul. W. D. I S4 sons. Cm Mall Tribune want ads. i xm.i m.i MU0eUxc-ae Eve 40c Us c-4c IS to Ift-tse Kiddles He Inc. ux Mata I:4S .Rvn :4S-t:ftH Ends Tomorrow Nit Start. WID! r XiCU LOMBARD r A 1 tstvanrv V 'taLBUiSMm I -. (5) carol 77 1 LOMBARD'S L F last ptctaral , I tSte , Fwa-rri'- i.'VSt a'.St. -- - ' Arizona's stand of timber has been estimated at 20,000,000 000 board feet, 63 per cent of which Is ponderosa pine. Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt'i father called her "Little Nell.' He died when she waa nine years old. The Suez canal, opened It) 1869, was 13 years In construc tion. Closing time for Classified Ads t a ra Too late to Claaalfy 13 SO p m. Mats 30c Eves 40c Kiddles lie Inc. Ux Matt 1:48 Eve 6:4V:tO ...urnu sow -.1thnlK"'J,"', Nltel ' .iiMlt-i WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY 2nd Feature J W-1 ft M mor- ' Ti"' is -v MAVH.L Andy Hardy Back Mickey Rooney, Lewis Stone and Donna Reed hold the prin cipal spots In the adventures of the Hardy's in their latest hit. The Courtship of Andy Hardy. playing at the Craterian theatre until tomorrow night only. On Rialto Bill Frank Morgan and Spring Byington have starring roles in one of the grandest down-to- earth pictures ever filmed "The Vanishing Virginian," which playi at the Rialto theatre through tomorrow night. Unseen Enemy, featuring Andy Devine and Leo Carrtllo, plays as the added feature. ALIEN MOVING ORDER NOT FOR THIS MOTHER Salinas, Calif., April 20 (JP) Mrs. Victoria Santo, an Hal ian alien, can live In her Castro ville ranch house for the rest of the war, the army has decided, although the house is In a dis trict from which enemy nation all have been ordered vacu ated. The reason: She hag four sons in the army, three of whom were on Bataan peninsula. CARD OF THANKS We wlah to thank our friends and neighbors for their kindneaa and sym- paioy curing our recent bereavement, alao for the floral offerlnea. Mrs. Wil liam D. Moor and family. Too Late to Classify LOST Theta El fraternity pin. Find, er please phon 4990. Reward. FOR RENT 18-acrea, close in. Al ready plowed, share crop basis. Want party to put It Into corn. Phon 4103 after 0 p.m. FURNISHED room tor rent. 7 Chest nut. Pbon 4844. Unk. Phon 4108 after 8 pm. FOR BALK Used saddles. 88.00 to 838.00. Rear 018 B. Riverside. FOR SALE Underwood portable noiseless typewriter. Oood condi tion. Cash. Box 1703, Tribune. WANTED Middle-aged man for email aairy, ner town. Oood writes Phon 4817. I a.U 31 mm I Next ftste, vfy The trvls C-asaaeiwwiswm.li il liwmi 1 1' 'W'lj j--gl -sawawasi, ) itlillilitlii&'.SlMWl ,'Wll.il.l ii w...." Sihi ins nil Travel to Portland while you sleep! Southern Pacific's night train b the easy, time-saving wsjr to Portland. You go to bed here in a toft, com fortable berth. Wake up next morning in Portland. Hert't all It costs to VorlUndt ma MIDfOROi Oeeway JteaWuf IN CHAIR CAM $ 5.50 $ .0 IN PULLMANS 10.15 16-10 (Lmr krtk $2.5 h n. Uf S2.20) VTt also have overnight scrvics to San Frandsco by but to Dunsmuir, thence bj train i To Sot Franchtoi. tmm MIDPOKDi 0ewer JfeaWrrf IN CHAIR CARS I MS IZ.50 IN TOURIST PULLMANS 10.40 11.10 (Uww kwr S2.00 sack way, Uaf $1.50) IN STANDARD PULLMANS 11.15 20.10 (Uww aerlk $2.95 Ma way, Ua S2.20X Tress DaMiaelr ttintl um set sMeS fa aaere fan S'P Th Friendly Seu.'herrt PaclfU See r. O. MORRIS, AnL Phono 2SI0. or, writ t. A. OBMAXDT, O.P.A SJJ Pacific Bldg, PorHaal. Or. BARGAIN arte an quite a eompleu stock of low priced lumber. Porter Lumbar Co. aot 8a Fir. Pbon 3081. WANTED DUhwaaher, slngl man. or woman. Room and board and dally wa.ee. Alao waiueas. Hotel Lllhta. Aahland. COOAA Threw-badroom bouas. All yOLJJ hardwood noon, nreplae. Close In. H. O. WUson. 1 Cheataut. Phone t. FOR SALE Lanve. sound. N.wtowu applee. SI 35 per lug. Ro-u River Orchard CoH end North Central Ave. OUR auto body aervtc I compl.t. uaiir e Auto rainung and Body Shop, 2B South Bartlett. FOR SALE A C tractor W M and A O plow. bottom 14. Ray Tost, Roe Lan. ATMORATS for eat or rent. Demon ' etrallon. T Cbeatnut. Pbon 4044. LOST Packard hub can on Mapl Park Drive. Phone 44S4. MOVING The old rellahl. 3838. BADS TRANSFER. WANTED TO RENT OR BUT Hsue In th. vicinity of Cathctc church or aehool. Box 943, Bandon. Oregon. WANTED TO BUT Acreage, aom improvement. Slooo down, 810 pn month. Close In. Box 1883. Trlbun. WANTED Boy or young man to work In tire ahop. 330 Ha Riverside. FOR BALE NIC, clean 1BS7 Willy sedan. Good rubber, priced right. 339 NO. Rlverald. WANTED Olrl or young woman for housework. Permanent. Ph. 8377. FOR SALE Dtntn, table and four chalra. bed atead and springs, oil heater, dreaaer, kitchen range. Call forenoon or evening at 010 Beany street. SITUATION WANTED by watchman or guard. Experienced, beat of ref erences U required. Box 1877, Tri bune. BOARD ai ROOM 018 So. Holly. FOR SALE Oood m:lk cow. A. F. Doty. Rt. 1. Box 840. New Rogue River Academy. FOR SALE Hon Elliott. trailer, OtO. Dr. WANTED COMMERCIAL SPRAT Ing Phon 6568 McOonagl. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE SPECIALS I Lanr stocks of new and used ear penter's and cement workers' tools of all kind. Lain quantity of work cloths, sho, boots, allcker coat, tin cloth, fcU boot, kne and lac boots. Tenta and tarpaulins, new and used, all else. Roofing paper, building, eheatlnf pa per and doors, wind owe, vsrytblDg for th horns. Large ahlpment of used bad, eotl springs snd mattreaae at a saving. Davenoa, davenport sets, platform rockar, etc.. at old price. W still hav nails, stock fencing, smooth wire, bale tie and bub wtr. Paint per gallon 81 80. all colors, alio Unseed oil and turpentine. MEDFORD BAROAIN HOUSE 17 N. Orspe. Pbon 8744. FOR BALE Federal 1B38 model l.w.b. 3 4 -ton truck: good rubber. Phon 4834. 1031 Nlantlc. FOR SALE Twelv 7:00x30 and all 83x8 tires and tube. On .-38x30. Phon 4834. 1031 Nlantlc WILL TRADE one-half act. 4-roora house, garage and chicken house, fruit and berrle for ranch 70 acre or moie. Will assume soms. 48 Benson. WANTED Lumberman. xpnnd help of all kind. Apply at Mad ford Corporation otflc.