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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, SUNDAY, MAY 31, 1942. PAGE THREE LOCAL and To Portland Charles Adair, manager of the M. and M. De partment store, and William R. Bennett, salesman at M. and M left Friday night for Tortland where they will attend a north west shoe convention over the week-end. Pledged Burton Isaac, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Isaac of this city, has been pledged to Kappa Kappa Psi, national hoi.or soci ety for men in band at Oregon State college. Isaac is a sopho more on the Oregon State cam pus. a a Installation Crater Lake Aerie, Fraternal Order of Eagles and ladies' auxiliary will hoio Joint installation of officers at Eagles hall, 42 North Front street Thursday at 8 p. m. Enter tainment and refreshments will follow the meeting. I Troup To Meet Ladies Mounted Troupe will meet at the Posse stables on the south Pacific highway Monday at 7 p. m. for a ride. Weather permit ting longer ride than usual has been planned, to be followed by eats. Members are asked to bring a guest. Returns South Bob Deaver planned to return to San Pedro Calif., today after spending a short time in this city with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C Deaver, 302 Vancouver avenue. Deaver entered merchant mar- Ine training school at San Pedro last October and has been on ac tive duty since April. , Graduates Pvt. Alvin A Gould of Medford wrote friends yesterday that he had been grad uated from the armament school at Lowry Field, Denver, Colo and also that he had passed his air corps cadet examinations and would remain at Lowry Field until receiving an appoint ment for air corps training. Swims For Navy Marion Al vah Davis, formerly employed on the Katheryn Hefferman ranch, Hanly Lands, near here, is one of the navy's aquatic stars stationed at Camp Kidd, San Di ego, Calif. Davis joined the navy last March for duty in the medical corps. He was a mem ber of the navy team which re cently participated In the Im perial County swimming meet at La Jolla Beach. To Meet Talisman lodge 31 Knights of Pythias, will conduct classes through Esquire Knights ranks at their meeting Monday f night, June 1, in their hall on North Grape street. The meet ing will be followed by refresh ments. The following have been Knighted since the first of the year: Harvey Nichols, Pat Legg. J. R. Legg, Owen Walker, James E. Eller, Harold Ricks. Lester P. Mathes. Ora E. G. Myers and James P. Dorsey have been ad' mitted by transfer while Jonas Wold, W. H. Casebeer and Wm. Grenbemer have been re-in stated. Wins Bond Robert Allyn Morrison, eight month s old son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Morrison of North Bend, won a $50 war bond as first prize in a person ality baby contest sponsored by a picture studio in Marshfield last week. Mr. and Mrs. Morri son are former Medford resi dents. Mrs. Morrison being Hel en Haas of West 11th street be- - fore her marriage. Before mov- 1 ing to North Bend Mr. Morrison was employed by the California Oregon Power company and was transferred to the coast last August. Mrs. Morrison's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Haas, have returned here after visiting in North Bend and other coast points. Modified Modification of the requirements for the class V-7 officers training program to permit married men to apply for this training has been an nounced by Portland navy re cruiting headquarters through J. M. Carpenter, CEM, local navy recruiter. College gradu ates, either married or single be tween the age? cf 19 and 27 may ftiiiist in the naval reserve, and those qualified will be ;snt to Notre uame or Northwestern university for four months in doctrination training at govern ment expense. After successful completion of this course they will be commissioned as ensigns in the naval reserve to remain on active duty for the duration of the war. TRY OUR HERBS . Wbeo Others Fail For quick and permanent relief of ailments even el long standing. CHINA HERB CO. 23$ E. Main St Medford PERSONAL Home From School Miss Peggy Gardner returned to Med ford Friday evening after con cluding her freshman year on the University of Oregon cam pus at Eugene. She is the daugh ter of the Rev. and Mrs. Herald G. Gardner, 48 Quince street. Visit Aunt Mr. and Mrs. El mo Marivan have returned to their home in Los Angeles after visiting at the home of Mrs. Marivan's aunt, Mary E. Sm- claire. 311 Haven street. They made the return trip by the Red wood highway. a Pumper Called The fire de partment pumper was called to 1405 North Riverside avenue Friday evening at 8:28 o'clock. when an overheated stove caught wall paper on fire. The ceiling and a mattress were dam aged before the fire was brought under control. The fire was in the back apartment of the former Leslie Plumbing shop which has been converted into four apartments, according to the fire department report. Violators Charles R. Ranto and Jess Keaton, both charged with being drunk in a public place, were fined $10 and sen tenced to five days in the city jail according to the city police records. The sentence was sus pended in each case. Crater Lake Motors paid a fine of $1 for over-parking and Robert Willett forfeited $5 bail on a charge of operating an automo- bie without an operator's li cense. Visited Hsre Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Monaco, former Med ford residents, were to leave for their home In Portland' today after spending three days vis iting Mr. and Mrs. Franklin George of 227 Cottage street. Mr. Monaco, now connected with the Bonneville Power Ad ministration In Portland, was chief clerk at CCC headquarters when he resided here, and Mrs, I Monaco was a nurse at Sacred nean nospiiai. Uncle Qlea Mr. V f wl SOn. of 340 Smith Rlvercirfo enue, received word Friday of ine suaaen death in Oakland Calif., Thursday of her uncle Will Mprrimnn UTi- UTorriman a former Medford resident, was born and reared In the Rogue River valley and has many iriends In southern Oregon. Fun eral services will be held in Oak land Monday. Mrs. Marie Ben nett, of this city, sister of Mr, Merriman, left last night for California lo attend the funeral Rio de Janeiro, May 30 UP) More than 400 suspected axis spies have been arrested in Brazil since March 18 but the undercover agents' network is not yet wiped out, Capt. Felis berto Batiste Teixelra, chief of the anti-espionage bureau, said today. "The magnificent results of our efforts thus far have not been sufficient to assure that the German military espionage network is completely destroyed in Brazil or even in the federal district," Capt. Teixeira told a press conference. Portland, May 30 UP) A Portland woman who was struck in the eye by a fish hook while angling for trout near Bend re ceived treatment at a hospital here today. Her name is Mrs. William Troudt. To Buy BOR Applications for loam on residential properties are being promptly acted upon and loans ire closed without delay. If you want to buy the horn you art now renting, let us help finance tht trans action. Consult ui about eur convenient loan plan. BUY DEFENSE BONDS and STAMPS HERE Awards Presented At Commencement Gold Hill School Gold Hill. May 30 (Spl.) Several awards were announced and presented by Principal D. H. McGuire, during high school commencement exercises. May 27th. The Reed trophy, award ed the most out-standing fresh man, went to Bob Burton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Burton of Foots Creek. This is the first year since this trophy has been offered, that a boy has received the honor. The class trophy was given to this year's sophomore class. earned by scholarship, attend ance and school activities, and this Is the first year that this class has won the coveted honor. Senior awards were: Scholar ship, Mary Lou Tygart, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ty gart; David Steinmetz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Steinmetz. Activities: Virginia Centers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Centers; Norman Blair, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Blair. Athle tics: Donald Wolff, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Wolff, of Willow Springs. OFF MARTINIQUE San Juan, Puerto Rico, May 30 VP) The tenth . naval district announced today the sinking of an enemy submarine off the French island of Martinique on Wednesday by a navy pilot who said he dropped four bombs within four minutes on the un dersea boat from an altitude of only 50 to 100 feet. The announcement confirmed previous reports that a subma rine had been sunk, but did not make it clear whether it was one of those engaged in attacks on the United States Destroyer Blakeley, which was torpedoed off Martinique and attacked again en route to the United States naval base at St. Lucia. LEAVES SIX DEAD Detroit, May 30 (P) A toll of six persons dead and scores injured were reported today after a violent storm which swept over lower Michigan last night. The storm, which lasted less than half an hour, was particu larly severe in Oakland county In southeastern Michigan, and caused extensive property dam age and disruption of communi cations. Raymond H. Dougherty Receives Commission Miami Beach, Fla May 30. (Spl.) Corporal Raymond H. Dougherty, son of Mrs. Blanche Rinabarger, 136 Vancouver ave nue, Medford, Ore., has success- Phone 2119 for Towing or Wrecker Service Anywhere Anytime Lewis Super Service Z7 a Home SINK ENEMY SUB MICHIGAN STORM Ira Jackson County FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION 126 East Main fully completed h I s three months course at the Air Corps Officer Candidate school here and has received his commis sion as second lieutenant in the army air corps. He has been assigned to duties in directing vital administrative and supply operations of the rapidly expanding air corps ground forces, thus relieving trained pilots for full time fly ing duty. CREW OF BOMBER BALE OUT SAFELY Lakeville, Mass., May 30 UP) The entire crew of an army bomber that crashed and burned in a Lakeville field last night was reported today to have "bailed out" safely. Searchers said they had en countered the crew members. one by one, at various points to which their parachutes had carried them. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE Tin hives Bee. Mantle. I WIlsL not be responsible for any debu contracted by anyone other than myself. Hazel oeen. corr.p;?t eludes 41 & Tha Bureau of Advertising -fa American Newspaper Publishers Association ? of which this newspaper is a member tJt 19 Ch. Coup, Shulta 3roa. 1936 Chrysltr Sedan. Shulta Bros. 1939 Draoto etdan. Shulta Bros. TIRES FOR 8ALB 7:60x30. Ox. lie J Court St. 1M International pickup. Shultz Bros. SACRIFICE by owner room mod ern bouae. a bedrooms, aervlca and aleeplng porch. Ideal kitchen, lots bullt-los. Lovely yard and garaga Leaving for east. 400 Crater Lake Ave. 1936 Ford Panel. Shulta Bros. FOR BALE Commercial ga range and hood, counter and 14 stools, 3 work tables, steam table. Inquire 436 N. Br.rt.ett St. Tom Fen ton. 1930. Terraplane Coupe. Shulta Bros. FOR SALE NVw sawmill, three forty inch, ad J usta ble steel head blocks, dogs, set works, roller bear ing trucks and mandrel. Forty eight I. P. saw track, husk. Lale model R4 Caterpillar. eot guard, three way hitch, choakers, line, com plete loading outfit. Take pickup part. Box 1579 Mall Tribune. 1934 Ford Sedan. Shulta Bros. 1030 Ford Sedan. Shulta Bros. 1930 Studebaker Sedan. Shulta Bros. LOCAL, party going to Omaha, June 6. New car take two or three. Box 3260 care Tribune. 1930 Ford Sedan. Shulta Bros. FOR RENT New 5-room house. 8!S1 W. 14th Street. Phone 3344 or 6123 1939 Deluxe coupe, new tires. Dells Hamburger Stand. Ihis country is engaged in the business of winning a war. It is a serious business, affecting the lives and works and plans of all of us. Day by day, wartime conditions raise new problems in the making and selling and using of goods. Day by day, advertising is called upon to help meet these emergency problems. And by its very nature, the newspaper is better equipped to serve adver tisers and consumers today than any other medium. Th speed and flexibility of news papers, more valuable today than ever before, enable an advertiser to meet the swiftly changing market conditions of this emer 'gency, when and where these changes occur. In newspapers, an advertiser can deliver the right message in the right markets at the right time. In no other medium can an advertiser fit his message to current emergencies so quickly and effectively. Th coverage of newspapers, more toay man ever oeiore, in ell the people an advertiser wants to reach. Executives, retailers, consumers... everybody who should be kept posted on a com pany's wartime operations. ..can be reached through this single medium. (The latest official ABC reports show newspaper circulations at an all-time high.) ISM Charrolat Sedan. Shulta Broa. WANTED laundry In earhanga for Dentistry. Bos 1S03 car Trlbuna. WANTED Body and fender man. Shulta Brae, WANTED Let model cars to sell. Shulta Bros. 60 Caterpillar and hydraulic bull doaer. Shulta Bros. FOR SALE Two-ton International. 1936 truck Eaton rear end. good tlree, new 8x13 flat body, license. 708 8. Peach. FOR RENT 8 sleeping rooms, 1700 prune. IS YOUR CAR IN CLASS 1A? Keep It In good condition by taktng your auto body trouble to Dally Auto Painting and Body Shop, 39 South Bartlett. W. B. ALEXANDER, Central Point. Authorised International Harvester Dealer for Jackson county. Insist on genuine Mccormick Deerlng- P. A O. and Dyrr parts they fit. LET OEOROE save you money on new "Friend" Sprayrlgs and equip ' ment, both portable and station- i ery. Remember, when you buy a "Friend" you have a friend for life. There are also some very good buys on used Tag: American Fruit grow- era. Inc., First Street Warehouse, i Phone 3568. POISON OAK? Try a bottle of ZEMACOL Von mutt ba satisfied or your money cheerfully refunded. Oct bottle today at WESTERN THRIFT. - 'jC'v " if J FOR SALE Two three-speed Brown Ltpe. auxiliary transmission, com plete. Phone 4634. FOR SALE Wheat and chopped grains. Dairy, hog and poultry feeds at farm prieea. Victor Bur- OUERNSFY Jersey milk cow. frenh In fpw days. W. O. Mes&al, Lake Creek. Tel. 8F51. DUMP BED hydraulic lift. Bros. 1937 Naah Sedan. hults Bros. FOR SALE Two electric brooders, one 50 chirk, and one 500 chick lee. 819 W. 13th. FOR SALE 3 heifers, freshen about June 1st. Corcoran, Rosa Lasne. FOR ELECTROLUX service phone 5000. w. E. Cox, Authorized Dealer. FOR SALE 6 Holophane electric light fixtures with chains. Will car ry 300-watt light. A bargain If taken at once. Call at Mall Tribune office. YICK SO HERB CO. Herb remedies alleylate disorders ei goitre, atom. ch. lungs, liver, heart, kidney, bladder, proitate gland, piles, catarrh, sinus, .asthma, high blood pressure, dropiy. tumor, rheumatism, eciema. stomach ulcer, constipation, lumbago, bronchitis, yellow ferer. and female complaints. Daily 10 a. m. to 6 p. m. SiuiHaw 1 1 -30 A. M. ta 1 '30 P M. J. H. Leong Herbalist Call Jackson County Bank cHVraf7 I"1 newspapers, more &JFSG intensiva today than ever before, as tures an advertiser of even closer atten tion to well-executed newspaper ads than in the past The Continuing Study of Newspaper Read ing shows that war news in the headlines means more careful reading of the ada; that the more im portant the news, the more thoroughly people read the whole paper, including the ads. Today, more than ever before, people realize that the ads are news, too. ..timely news that gives them valuable , advice, saves them time, energy and money. The fficitney of newspapers, more important today than ever before, gives an advertiser a more economical, waste- free delivery of his message than any other medium can offer. Advertising economy is all-important these days, and can best be effected through the marksmanship of newspaper advertising. Theaa and other advantages, each on accen tuated by wartime business conditions, make newspaper space tha on medium which is completely geared to today's needs. That's why the makers and sellers and buyers of goods are finding newspaper advertising so service able and so valuable today. FURNITURE FOR BALE Davenport and ohalr. Studio couch, electrio range, tables, mattress, and other article. Phone 3357 after 10 a. m. WANTED Commercial spraying. II yra. In Medford. Ph. 6966 McQonagle. AGATES cut, polished and Jewelry mtnufsctured while you wait. The Or m Cottage. 7 miles north of Gold Hill on Highway 99. DIESEL JOBS TRACTOR Men 18-40 who REALLY want jood pay, permanent future In this baste field as eerrtcemen operators and dleaelmen. 15 Will Be Selected From the Medford Area in June Tor training and placement ser vice. For full particulars write Tractor Division, 610 Mead Bldg.. Portland, Oregon, AT ONCE. or Write. Phone S817 Building. Modfcra. Oregon.
