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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 10, 1942)
PAGE FIVE LOCAL and PERSONAL M 1 1 n g Postponed The meetinf of the Central Point square dance club, scheduled (or tonight, has been postponed until further notice. Council To Meet United Service Organizations council wiil meet at the USO center Thursday at 4 p. m. it was an nounced today. Visiting Hare Russell Brown of Portland arrived here Sunday to iDend 10 days visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Brown of 737 West Jackson boulevard. Leaves Tomorrow Miss Pearl Snider plans to leave tomorrow for her home in Salt Lake City, Utah, after spending the past month at the home of her brother-in-law, Thomas C. Parker. Nurses Picnic Graduate Nurses of southern Oregon who re planning to attend the an nual nurses picnic at the home of Mary Blood, 835 East Ninth street tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. are asked to telephone Miss Blood regarding further details. Those attending are requested to bring a covered dish, their serv ice and sugar. 2!? or. !!?. Minor Mishaps D. D. Young I and Georgia Geary, the latter of I Trail, were driving automobiles I involved in a minor mishap at I the intersection of Sixth street and Riverside avenue Monday, a report on me slated. From Lake Thomas C. Park er, assistant superintendent of Crater Lake National Park, was an official visitor at the park office in the Medford federal building today. Parker has mov I ed to Crater Lake for the sum mer months. Go North Lee Reynolds and Jack Haney, recent gradu ates of Medford high school, left by stage last night for Seattle. Reynolds expects to continue on to Kodiak, Alaska to join his brother. Bob, and secure em ployment on a defense project. Haney plans to remain In Seat tle and work in an airplane plant. In Grants Pass E. A. Erick son, field representative for the State Unemployment Compensa tion Commission, will be in the Grants Pass area for the next few days to confer with employ ers of four or more workers re garding reports on covered pay rolls. While in this territory Erickson will make high head quarters at P. O. box 287, Grants Pass. To Michigan The Rev. and Mrs. C. Edwin Cox of this city left recently for Owasso, Mich., where they will attend the gen eral assembly of the Pilgrim Holiness church. Rev. Cox is pastor of the local Pilgrim Holi ness church, having served in that capacity for the past 10 years. They planned visits in Kansas City and Topeka, Kas , Los Angeles and other points of interest. 3 Walk Two More Blocks Pay 10c Less See Twice as Muchl NOW! OPEN EVERY NITE! Eves: Adults 40c; 12-15: 25c; Kidd.as: 1 1 c MATS SAT AND sum Inc. tax To Hold Sale Members of the Service league of St. Mark's Episcopal church will hold a rummage sale at the parish hall on North Oakdale avenue all day Friday and Saturday. Warrant A felony warrant for Charles Hager has been is sued according to city police. Hager is alleged to have taken the coach registered to R. E. Jasmann, route 2, Box 62, police said. Local Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Burton Lowry, Jr., and daugh ter Miss Linda of Portland are visitors at the home of Mr. Lowry'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert B. Lowry, Bear Creek Orchards. They plan to visit about a week. Violators C. W. Lawrence forfeited $2 bail in the city police court yesterday for im proper parking. Elmer Herried forfeited $1 bail for overparking and J. P. Murphey forfeited $10 bail on a charge of being drunk in a public street. Td Portland Miss Louise Basford of 1811 East Main street planned to leave tonight for Portland where she will attend summer session at the Univers ity nf Orpeon Medical school. Miss Basford is with the Med ford public schools faculty. Home Today Mrs. J. O. N. Poling planned to return to her home on Hillcrest road today after spending the past few days at the home of her daughter. Mrs. N. R. DeWit. 830 West 12th street. Mrs. Poling under went a bone graft operation in her forearm last Thursday at Community hospital and has been convalescing at the DeWit home. Fined F. A. Lighthouse was given five days in city jail or $10 fine in the city police court today on a charge of being drunk on a public street. A. A. Coppage was sentenced to five days in city Jail and fcmery 1 Garrison to 10 days in jail on the same chare. Leon Riddie forfeited $10 bail on a similar charge. M. M. Bastien paid fine of $10 in the city police court yesterday on the same charge, his .five day jail sentence being suspended. Liberty Magazine's Most Popular Serial . . Now a Riot of Laughter! Her love - affair raised a thousand eye-browsl Youll really go for this 11-out fun fasti Two Fun-and'Thrill Features! A KILLER STRIKES ON DEATH ROW . . Murder Behind Bars . . Who? . . How? When? . . . You'll Never Gueul Van Johnson George Meeker Creighton Haie Henry Hall Wins Film Role -5 s,' f 1 k -X h . . W t&X 3V I iWty'J i Uait To Meet Roxy Ann Ex tension Unit will meet in the Grange hall Friday at 10 . m. for covered dish luncheon. Merbers are asked to bring their own sugar. Marian J. Farrell. horn demonstration agent, will give the lesson, "Canning and Freezing." MANY WILL HELP ' "ft Ester Williams (above), former national women's 100-yard free style swimming cham pion, has embarked on a movie career at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studio at Hollywood, where her first big role will be that of Mickey Rooney's latest girl friend. Lewis Ulrich, manager of the Oregon State Employment Serv ice here, said today that approx imately 250 Inquiries had been received, most of them from high school students, concerning thinning work and general farm labor, following a recent call for orchard help. Most of the orchards planned to start thinning Monday, but because of weather conditions some have postponed their start ing to later In the week, Mr. Ulrich said. He added that the number of persons answering the call was extremely gratify ing. Getting no action on his re quest to go to China in 1929. Corporal Richard C. Harrington of the U. S. Marines stowed away and got as far as Hawaii. Too Late to Classify drive out nn7PI Roundworm! cull ki caue real trouble sb. inside Tou or your I'lllDrlC child I Watcb (or & J UK 1.19 warning alanai wae.MlW fidgeting, "picky" appetite. Itchy BOM or seat. If yon even suspect roundworms, get Jame'e Vermifuge today! JAYNL 3 li America' leading proprietary worm medi cine ; used by miilions for over a century. Acta geaUy, yet drives out roundworms. Be sure von set JAY.NE'S VEKMUUCEI To Be Speaker Guy Davis of S30 Bessie street was scheduled to speak at the State Janitors association convention In Eugene today. Also attending from Med ford were Bert Hickman, Jack Caspar and R. E. Wicker. Davis is former president of the South ern Oregon Janitors' association. Bicycle Damaged Joseph M. Hackett of 304 South Ivy street rode his bicycle Into the side of the automobile of Alex A. Pot ter of Grants Pass at the Inter section of West Main and Bart lett streets yesterday about 3 p. m., the city police reported. Hackett's bicycle was badly damaged but he escaped with minor hurts. I 1 iH Only the miracle of the vv""'? motion picture could cap ture the thrills, Of ferocious bat- SS .1 i . ties and loves of the Jungle World! hMm " ' ' Way ffr ' t x1.-a Yitl THE Rndyaid Kipliafi l in MAGNIFICENT TV--, mr ri- r i n m a miiU ijADU JOSEPH CALIEIA WJf j, I0HH QDALEN FRANK POGLIA ' V VJ ROSEMARY DECAMP PATRICIA CROjkKE l17-V YICK SO HERB CO. ' Herb ramtdlts allerljte ditordirt et goitre, stom ach. lungs, liver, heart, kidney, bladder, prostate gland, piles, catarrh, sinus, asthma, high blood pressure, dropsy- tumor, rheumatism, ectema. stomach ulcer, constipation, lumbago, bronchitis, yellow fever, and female complaints. Daily 10 a. m. to 6 p. m. Sunday 11:30 A. M. to 1:30 P. M. J-L,,on Call or Write. Phone S817 Herbalist Jackson County Bank Bulldlna. Medfcro. tregon. Hurryl End Tomorrow Nitel ;7 HOPE CARROLL s. .S Vfi ' W aV etoff - e. gVH . aftf )uy War Bonds and Stamps In Any Medford Theatre Lobb) MATSi 40c 25c 11c Inc. Tax rvrn. K 50c-J5clle inc. lax PADDETJ VAN MOVtNO SERVICr WASHrNOTON. ORFGON. CAUP. E.MD8 TRANSFER. DIAL, 3828. PHOTOS. for 10. Complete Una for S1S30 you oaa buy (-room Noeeltj Jewelry. BY.crsrtnf free. partly turnlaiiad houaa. 1-3 acre Camp whlu 8ua Terminal. ground; hajl cash. Joe Euoy. - -- - --- ' - , - Pboenlz. POR BALE t"at4 Mooarrh trash ...... . burner. Try good cnnaitloo. new WANTO Man so work In hay for coil and plpa. Phone 6401. hay. John Nation, phots US cn- - ml Point. POR ALr-!ctrlo rnf. toil Weat . , ., . 10U. TRAtlB SPACE. McxMra eooern- w - - - senoea. Cloa la. S4 waak. 114 PROrESStONAL H061ERT MEVDINC1 TrlDO St , NEEDLES for sale, will flra le. ' - - - - aoes. Phone aaa. ffjir Prr Arr. 193 -acre farm, all wA J" 'JZ, Vw t" oultlvatlon. good hMlld- 7-1 ' rrgrlt in heart of vler. 1 M1,; two an. aprinj and matttM. from Medford: non. bett. t-m : oo. , good IOn, .- u,ntni foc Elmta. ' . "'"t .?:?..JU"hU' rii South Oakdale. Rout 4, Bog 339, Medford. - . . r-HrvuoT T '".vt tin. ri, n WANTED An old horan for cuklrau 1 CHF ROLET. good tire. Cheap lna pbona alter Icm. S04 Weat Jacgaon. sag roona ojji aiuer p. m. N ".r". u IT"w"i ,h""T"rh FOR SALE last electrlo refrlwrator: WANTKD Car traJlar with 18-lnch ho and rage: email kero- whwla. Call Elliott at JKkioo hM,.r Ki K, TOR 8ALB RUtemS Duroo bo-rf. A nswm to nam of Donoi. or trtdft for work horse. Jmium "V. 4r,. . Keith i mil. w.t of Talent Khool. Vry friendly. Call 4QM. Bawrd. prist l aiaw--KL j. ,.k rOR SALE Rrd aowa. matins; age. iT.ZZ'SZ S. Extension tor chimney. S0. for SALE 3-bedroom bouse, aleep- Phon 4798. MS South ivy. tnt pore, ireplac and turnao. ROOMS POR MEN. South Oranga. CIOM " "baal- PBM imViiin 'iihk km a HEt.MAN S Swimming Piling. Mln- ""STT?0. r Wb battva, Aahiand. Look for Champa. 120 Eaat Jackaon. Phone "gna. HAVE your tall aras and weda rut WANTED Woman for ear. of ehll- ""n,po'r cUw- eUoa ,M7 dren and cook on. meal. Call ttuig. , , , - .vrnlma at S3 North Prang. WANTED Whit washing It docant POR SALE Llk, new metric ranga. Phone &5M or writ, w whit. 81S South Itt. M. Mcoonagl. P.t. a. Bog 44. Med- - - - ,- ford. POR SALE Colored fryers. Mottner. L " Mapl. Park DrlT. off end West WAN i ED Truck drlTer. Prefer local Jackson man with fumttura moving aqrpen- i -i. - - nc. Permanent work (or right WANTED Experienced choker set- man. Ph. JIM for appointment, ten, railroad cooatrucuon mart. P. E. Semaon Co. contract fallcrs and buckers. Tool .. furnished. Top wage. Apply Med- LIVESTOCK BALE at PaTlllon will be ford Corporation office. Butt Pall. temporarily closed until further no Oregon tic. So. Or. Livestock Auction Co FOB SALE Clean wheat at farm pr'ca. laaaoa, Cratar Lake Highway. POR SALE a Holophan .toctrle light nature with ebaina Will car ry too-wan light. A bargain If taken at oooa. Call at Mail Trtbun offle. WANTED Commercial .praying. 11. yrs In Medford Pb SMS McGonagl. FOR RENT STORE BUILDING with parking lot. Northeast cor ner of Sixth and Bartlett streets. Available October 1st Addra JOHN TOMLIN P. O. Box 152. Medford i PHOTOS 3 for a Dime Complete Line Novelty Jewelry Engraving FREE Camp White But Terminal War Stamps for Salt! ROXY KEEP TOUR CAR FIT for active I aervlctt by keeping the body In good 1 condition. Dally Auto Put n ting end i Body Shop, 39 South Bartlett. WANTED Plret claw body and ! fender mechanic. 6ttdy Job, top i wage. Tommies Super Service. ! Grant Paw. POR SALE Colored frrera: corn fed William 6 hum ate. Talent. POR SALE or LEASE New, modern 1 home. No heating worries, gas ' furnace, pay balance like rent ' After 6 p. m.. 13 Highland Drive. RUMMAGE SALE all dav Friday and Saturday at the St. Mark's Pariah Hall. North Oakdale. WANTED First class auto mechanic Steady Job. Oood wage for rljrht man. Tommta's Super Service, Grants Pass. FORCED TO MOVE from cantonment area. Want to rent small place where a cowa can be kept. Bee 11 Lane district preferred. Pox 3311 Tribune. COMFORTABLE ROOM for gentle man. Close In. 407 North Oakdale. Pbona 3330. DEAF? The Newest! The Latest! And One of the Smallest Vacuum Tube Hearing Aids Yetl HEAR WITH THE SENSATIONAL NEW "VACTUPHONE" FREE DEMONSTRATION 2 DAYS ONLY Wednesday and Thursday, June 10-11 See Also the SiNer Ear! No Batteries! No Wires! A NEW DEVELOPMENT! Whether you are using an aid or not see the National Aural Exerciser! You will be amasedl Nothing to wear. Factory Representative Will Be at DR. A. R. HEDGES Chiropractic and Naturopathic Phone 9170 128 E. Mala St. Phone 3170 ior Appointment UnljT o:-:i tie luo. Kiddles 11 Inc. tax krau juror 10x110 4 LANE LYNN REAGAfl r Ml Hi V r.ds Tomorrow rsi.el ""frn.i ..... J ITTTfTTT m a aft T Friday Nite 4 Sal! Clarence E. Mullord's newest action tomancel WIUIAM aTO'll NOW! For Sale Day or Ni9hr aKw.V. I WAR STAMPS & BONDS in our Lobby ) V av -. : , r ; i- - v , . it-i w . X. w m it i I i ' imii ftt . :v" v. I . t ' jv . va. -q0m mil x mi T0MMT DORSET and his Dervishes ..thru dish it out noeet and beet It out hot I Mats at 1:4S 40e JSe llc inc. tax Plus Walt Disney's Newest Technicolor Cartoom The GOOF in "The Art of Stlf Defiust" Byron Nelson Oolling Heel Newt Events SONGS) Tst Call lor Love" "Poor You" "Tallulah" many morel Evm :4e SsOO I0c-$c-lla tne. tax
