Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 05, 1942, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1942. PAGE ELEVEN LOCAL and PERSONAL Visit Here Mrs. Hazel Ferns and Mrs. Lena Breeding of Ash land were recent business visi tors in this city. Visit Friends Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Gandee of this city visited friends in Ashland Wednesday evening. Overparkers James Daily, Bay Wright, Porter Neff and Bob Littrell each forfeited SI bail yesterday in the city police court for overparking. Building Permit J. H. Polly made application for a building permit in the city inspector s office yesterday to remodel a residence at 710V Beekman street at a stated cost of $125 To Portland Mr. and Mrs, C. J. Chord of 616 Catherine treet left yesterday for Portland here they will make their home. Mr. Chord has been em ployed at the Domestic Laundry and Cleaners and has accepted a position with the Aladdin Cleaners In Portland. Mrs. Chord has been employed at the Victory Beauty shop. . Minor Mishaps J. A. Lyons of Myrtle Creek and Francis Davis of Gold Hill were Involved in a minor mishap on the north Pacific highway Wed nesday at 8:15 p. m. Lyons was operating a passenger car and Davis was riding a bicycle, ac cording to a report on file. Claire Olsen of 16 Mistletoe street and Amanda Cherry of route 1, box 198 were driving passenger cars which collided at the intersection of Central ave fiPut and Third street yesterday, a report on file stated. DANCE at tha OASIS SPRING FLOOR SATURDAY NIGHT Merry Lou's Victory Orchestra To Ashland Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Kellom of this city were re cent visitors in Ashland with Mrs. Elinor Powell, Mrs. Jessie Kilgore and Guy Lewis. Pro-School Clinic A pre school infant clinic will be held in the Phoenix Presbyterian chuch next Monday from 1:13 to 4 p. m. Dr. A. E. Merkel, county physician, will be in charge. Diphtheria Immuniza tion and smallpox vaccination will be offered. I Starts Training Pvt. Donald B. Morton, son of Oliver O. Mor-( ton of 10 West Jackson boule vard, has started his basic train ing course at Fort Knox, Ky., to qualify for duty in the armored forces, the newest and fastest moving land force of the U. S. army, according to word re ceived from Fort Knox. New Flights Added Two new flights, one northbound and one southbound, have been ad ded to the daily flight schedule of United Air Lines. The north bound plane will leave Medford municipal airport at 3:33 p. m. and the southbound at 4:22 p. m. daily, effective June 8, Max Henne, station manager an nounced today. Recently Here Mr. and Mrs. William Hill, who recently moved from Medford to New- berg where they purchased a commercial Job printing shop. spent last week-end here pack' ing personal effects and winding up their local affairs. They have rented their home at 215 West Jackson boulevard to Mr. and' Mrs. C. C. Howard. The Hills had resided In Medford since March of 1932. Their address in Newberg is 410 First street. . Driver Fined Jess Renfro was fined $100 In the city police court yesterday, sentenced to 30 . days in the city jail and had his driver's license revoked for a year on a charge of driving a : car while under the influence of I intoxicating liquor. Renfro paid the larger portion of the fine Hall Redecorated Dreamland dance hall, located on East Main street in this city, has Just been completely redecorated, accord ing to an announcement today by A. W. Walker, operator of the hall. To Attend Funeral Members of the Women's Relief Corps are asked to meet at the Conger Funeral Parlors Saturday at 1:30 p. m. in order to attend the funeral of Mrs. Bertha L. Tim merman, a member who died yesterday noon. Sworn In John Gitzen, son of Dr and Mrs. G. A. Gitzen of 129 North Grape street, re turned yesterday from Port land where he was sworn into the U. S. marines reserve. He will not be called into active sen-ice until he completes his University of Oregon education, unless an emergency arises. Germans Will Dsny Food or Water to British Prisoners Berlin, (from German broad casts) June 5. (AP) The Ger man high command declared to day that British prisoners cap tured In the Libyan battle would be denied food and drink until the British canceled an order which the Germans said resulted in mistreatment of German prisoners. FOR BKLX turns of hones and mule. O. P. Hall. 14 ml. peat !d-a. 4 Corner on drefory R4 WANT Ma or boy (or garden York, two days a k. Tel. ScoS P. Corning Bnly. FOR BALK Bt ewwr, leaving Med lord 3 modem houara. corner lot. pavement, east aide. S2.S&0 cash. Inquire 433 Benson. London, June 5. (AP) A well-informed British source said today that the German allegation of Improper treatment by the British of prisoners in Libya was without foundation. He said it had not been determined imme diately whether the British gov ernment would take official no tice of the charge. LUFTWAFFE BASES Moscow, June 9 If) Fight ing to safeguard Russia's Arctic ocean route for war supplies from Britain and the United States, the red air lorce nas hammered home three hard at tacks on the bases from which German bombers have been ranging the far northern sea ways, dispatches from Mur mansk reported today. At least 40 German planes were said to have been destroy ed in addition to the damage to the Nazi-held landing fields (pre sumably in the Petsamo region of Finland and the frozen north cape country of Norway.) With both armies throwing In creasing numbers of men, tanks and pianes into local encounters all along the front, the red army was reported to have ejected the Germans from favorable lines and improved Its own positions in the Kalinin and Leningrad sectors. TEAMSTERS CONCLAVE GOING TO SAN JOSE Portland, Ore., June 4 (P) The western conference of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters (AFL) chose San Jose, Calif., for next year's meeting today as Dave Beck, Seattle, announced that women will be taken into the union. "We are in favor of female help being employed wherever they can relieve men," the team sters' international vice-president said. 'The women will be taken into our organization and we expect no wage differential if the women do the work of men." and spent a day in Jail, the rest 1 of the fine to be paid within 10 days. He was arrested at Jack con boulevard and North Cen I tral avenue. IT'S OFFICIAL NOW Washington, June 50?) The United States went to war offici ally today with Bulgaria, Hun gary and Rumania when Presi dent Roosevelt signed a congres sional resolution passed by both houses yesterday, - Visits Here Tomorrow (Sat.) on Behalf of Bond Drive! inf. sV 6 t Hiiiaa, t-m ii ago 111 x Iff - j,J ' -g -,J V 1 rv -A 3 "4 v n hi ft , r- -- r. PROGRAM: Saturday, Juris 6th APPEARANCES of JOHNNY SHEFFIELD (Tarsan tha Second) 2:30 p. m. PATRIOTIC PARADE WEST ON MAIN STREET with 13-ton U. S. Army Tank 3:00 p. m. 'til 4:30 p. m. TOUR OF BOND BOOTHS ON STREET CORNERS to Sell and Autograph Stamps and Bonds 7:30 p.m. 'til 8:30 p.m. PATRIOTIC RALLY at VICTORY CENTER (Behind C. of C. Bldg.) 9:00 p.m. Personal Appearanct CRATERIAN THEATRE 9:30 p. m. Personal Appearance HOLLY THEATRE It - i n -' --" .1 't 'ff :' i I is' ! " ' 1 hi ' " ' ' ) A j ; ; ' f i . . -J A,? - r fi f a. rfw' t 'j -le V War Savings Slamps On 0 STARTING TOMORROW Sale and Pledges for Bonds AT ALL MEDFORD THEATRES Births CENTRAL. POINT P. T. A. will have homemade plea, cakra and cookies on sale tomorrow at tha Central Point Market and Paber s Grocery. IX36T Pair of gold rimmed glaeaes In case, initials R. B. o. Return to SIS I. Main. Reward. QUIET, comfortable furnished room for rent S7 North Heach. POR SALE 14 feeder plga. Inquire Meaiora Auto wrecking, isis- N Riverside. LOTS of nice Aster plants. Dresaler's 1107 E. Main. WANTED Plar-pen. occassional chstrs, steamer trunk, love. seat, davenport and chair. Phons MU4. POR RENT Pleasant, private outalde room, suitable lor men. Reasonable. S27 Pranquette. WANTED Late model electric refrig erator. Pnone 3440. NICE colored fryers. Dressier s. HOT E. Msln. Phone S65o, SLEEPING ROOM for one or two gen tlemen, 12S Almond. iPlrst street alter croaslng bridge on E. Main.) POR SALE Hotel, store, service eta tlon on year around Hwy.. 2S mllea from Ashland. 40 miles from Klam ath Palls. Pine fishing-, huntlnH Reasonable. Terms. Phone or write. pinnurbt inn, Asiiisnd. POR SALE OR TRADE Plash call communication system. A to 10 speakers for offices. Also record plsylng nickel Jute box. Trailer Man Radio Shop, E. Jackson St. POR SALE Cm Ouerasey Jersey heifer, milking weeks, first calf See at comer Hamilton snd Dakota RWDT-CTO SO0 Cloae In S-room Bom. Paved etreet double garage, oardwooa floors, nreplsoe. BROWI WHTTSi Dial 3S30. Irenlnga 4983. rETUNIAS. Asters, Zlnnlss. Msrl- golda. Verbena. Phlos. Aeeratum. and many other flowering plants. Bern-dale Plower Farm, Old High way North. SO CAT1PILLAR Shulta Broa. and bulldoger. PLEASANT Room for gentleman- Phone S83S. POR RENT S room furnlahed bouse Ph. Darks Grocery, toll. DUMP BED Hydralls Broa. lift. Bhulte BEST BOARD and ROOM In town. for gentlemen. 036 Park Ave., Vj block W. of High School. WANTBD Man for general orchard work. Spraying, Irritation and blight work. Steady employment. House rurnlshed. Phone 824 or ad dress Rt. 1. Box 162-A, Central Point. 1934 STUDEBAKER SEDAN. Bros. straits FOR RENT Desirable room for girls In private home. Reasonable. A27 Pranquette. 1837 CHEVROLET Broa. COUPB. Shulta isai CRxvuourr coup, thuits Bros. POR BALE 1BJ Drsota. SSO0O. I new tlree. S2S Hsven St. TRAILER house for aale. practically new. aieepe lour exn w. lltn. 1938 STX-DEBAKER COUPB SEDAN Shulta Bros. WANTED Fellers and buckets, el as long Iocs, all aummer's work. In quire BUI Horn. Phone 5104. WANTED MEDFORD BELLBOY AT HOTEL LADY LIONS Rummage Sale at lis North Central. Monday and Tues day. June sth and Bth. FOR 0ALB t Holophan electrle light fixtures with chains. Will car ry SOO-wstt llhu. A bargain If taken at onoa. Call at Mall Tribune office. LIVESTOCK BALE at Parlltoa will be temporarily cled until further no tice. So. Ore. Livestock Auction Co. WILL PAY esah for good used gaa range. Phone SOBS. FOR SALE 1934 Chevrolet coupe, aao cash. Good rubber. Call at Damona Cafe, Central Point, be tween S and T p. m. Ask for Jobm Stewart. WANTED Commercial spraying, 11 yrs in Meolord. Ph. SMS McOonagl. MAKH IT LAST Conservo your car by having needed auto body woik done now. Dally Auto Painting and Body Shop, 28 South Bartlett. PADDED VAN MOVINO SERVICE WASHINGTON. OltfXION. CALIF. EADS TRANSFER, DIAL 2S2S. HELMAN'S BWIMMINO PLUNGE. Mineral tub baths. Ashland. Watch for eigne. WOULD LIKB to find home for one-month-old pupplea. call at 111 Washington, west or Telephone 40J5. Your s Fnc the Taking. BERMUDA ONION- PLANTS 3 bunches 33c Psciflo Feed 4i Seed 4th and Fir Sta. LOADERS WANTED Medford Co. FOR SALE 1040 Studebaker Cham pion. S good tires plus 3 new. Ex cellent shape. Can be financed. 1303 Reddy. Phone 6093. FOR SALE Two bicycles. Balloon tires. Murrey's Btcvcie Shop. IIS S. Holly. FOR SALE First cutting alfalfa. C. B. Corny. Beall Lane. SMOOT To Mr. and Mrs. Robert, Rt. 4, June S, a boy, 5 lbs., at Community Hospital. MARCHHOUSE To Mr. and Mrs. Elmer, Jacksonville, June 4, a girl, 7 lbs., at Community Hospital. VOSS To Mr. and Mrs. Fred, 411 S. Front street. June 14, a boy, 7 lbs., at Community Hos pital. NELSON To Mr. and Mrs. R. A., 836 East Ninth street, June 4, a boy, 7 lbs., at Com munity Hospital. Too Late to Classify SPAN" 0 year old mares, well broke weight 3800. One Hamley ntuldle, 14 inch. Ij. Mccullocb, Talent, Wagner Creek Road. POR SALE Over dozen rocklnR cbalra all etylea and aleee several as illustrated on front cover of cur rent Saturday Evening Post. 714 Welch St. at w. Jackson. WANTED Experlerivtd woman for general housework. Mornings only. Phone 3398. POR SALE 3 -wheeled trailer. Oood tlrea. 34 Willamette. ROXY OPENINO SATURDAY, new modern fruit and vegetable market. Presh truck load of tree ripened naval or ariiies and grapefruit grown below sea level. Ingram's Fruit and Veg etable Mkt. So. Riverside, next to Coffee Pot. $4500.00 East Side. Five rooms, bath, fireplace, base ment, furnace, oak floors. All In ex cellent condition and practically a new home. Immediate possession, i.toooo down, balance monthly. -VC C A AA Rogue River ranch. yJJUU.UU with river frontage. 60 acres Douom lana, line iree sou. with 3A acres under cultivation, very low coat for Irrigation, balance mostly tillable. 4 room, modern cot tillable. Pour mom modern cot tage, large barn. 41,000 00 worth of new equipment and crops go with the place. We will assist In financing this property. Elmer Herrled. No. 44, N. Riverside. Dial 8307 or 4860. WANTED Body and Pender man. Shulta Bros. PUBLIC DANCE K. P. HALL Saturday Night Juna 6 tponsortd by Eagles Drill Team Music by MERRILL'S ORCHESTRA Admission 11.10 Man la Uniform 75c, Inc. tax DANCE At WALKER'S DREAMLAND Hall Every SATURDAY NIGHT Always a Good Crowd and Good Tim WALKER'S DANCE IS EVERYBODY'S DANCE DANCE Jacksonville Given by R.N.A. SATURDAY JUNE 6 Sturglli's Union Orchtstra 9:00 to 1:00 Gent 75c All Others 15c, Inc. tax Best Music in Town MODERN and OLD-TIME Gentlemen $1.10, Inc. tax LADIES FREE Man In Uniform Admitted for 75c tax Included DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT IN THE BIG HALL ORIENTAL GARDENS RAY'S BAND 1 "Singing Skinny? and Apollo O Follow the musle and i e i n the crowds at the Oriental Gardens dance to Southern Oregon's finest music. Enjoy features which add sest to youi lancing pleasure. Go all. out for fun at friendly Oriental Gardensl POPULAR PRICES - COME EARLY! And Avoid the Crowds TODAY! ONE FULL WEEK! Continuous Sat! Doors Open at 1:00 Adults iic Kiddles 11c Inc. Tax Doors Open Sat 1:00 and 6:43 TONIGHT and SATURDAY! (Mat fc Eve) The Black Hills of the West Run Red . . as Deadwood City becomes the Mecca for two-gun badmenl 0?i -fT- a v. 4 II. peV4 Added: I rWaswal -J. II 3 Stooges I . . Selected HEWS EVENT In "SO LONO MB. 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