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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, 5IEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1942. PAGE FIVE LOCAL and Attends Cam Darby O' Tooln of Ashland wai arrong out-of-town residents attending the Medford-Dorris baseball game at the fairgrounds park Sunday aiternoon. Building Permit Young and Hall made application at the city inspector's office to build concrete and tile storage room at 14 North Front street at a stated cost of $500. Family Hare Mrs. F. E Wing and son, Jerry, of Port land, have arrived in this city and are residing at Hotel Hol land with Mr. Wing. VIO or ganizer in this district. Softball Practice Girls com munity club sofeball team will 'practice at the high school base ball diamond Tuesday and Thursday at 6:30 p. m., it was announced today. Billfold Stolen J. F. Clark, no address listed, reported to city police yesterday that his billfold was removed from his trousers which he had left in the locker room of a swimming pool while he was swimming. Club To Meet Phoenix Townsend club will hold a reg ular meeting Tuesday at 8 p. m. at the First Christian church in Phoenix. Members are asked to be present and visitors are welcome. Refreshments will be served. Return From Trip Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Anderson have re turned to this city after a motor trip to Portland and Seattle. . The Andersons are moving to Crater Lake for the summer where Mr. Anderson is employ ed as resident architect. . Clan To Start A beginners' standard first aid class under the auspieces of the Red Cross will start at 1 p. m. next Thurs day in the WPA recreation tent at the Coryell trailer camp. Classes will be held every Mon day and Thursday from 1 to 4 p. m. Minor MUhsn Robert Hale- field of Shary Cove and C Bryant of 430 North Holly street were operators of passenger cars which collided at the inter section of North Riverside ave nue and Third street yesterday at 7:30 p. m., a report on file stated. Volunteers Wanted Volun teer workers will fold surgical dressings and bandages at the county court house auditorium m l rpl . .....J EVIrlgtr beginning at 10 a. m., Miss Lil ian Roberts, Jackson county Red Cross executive secretary said today. Those interested are asked to assist in this project. Pvt. Gould Here Pvt. Alvln A. Gould, who was recently graduated from the air coips armament school at Lowry Field, Denver, Col., arrived here Friday to spend a leave of absence with his sister, Mrs. R. W. Childreth of 721 South Peach street. Pvt. Gould is now await ing his appointment to a cadet training school. Visiting Here Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Edwards of 1105 West Fourth street are their daughter-in-law and two grandsons, Mrs. Thelma Edwards and Frank and Richard n..rnv Pnlif Mr. and Mrs. Edwards made a week-end trip to Burney to visit their son and bring back Mrs. Edwards and the two children, who expect to be here a week or 10 days. Cited To Appear Harold H. Teur of Central Point was cited to appear in justice court Tues day after being arrested by state police for failure to stop at a stop sign. Loyd Russel Dusen berry of Sams Valley was ar rested Sunday for failure to stop upon entering a highway and for driving an automobile without an operator's license. He will appear in Justice court Wednesday. Taiks DR. A. R. HEDGES Chiropractic Naturopathic Phone Jltn 138 E. Main At. Phone 3170 129 E. Main St. IF. If you would Enjoy life, preserve your health; succeed in life, pre serve your health: get rich, make health paramount; ac quire knowledge, guard your health: do your greatest good. maintain your health: always i be present for business, work or pleasure, secure perfect health. Whatever may be your life mo tive or objective, make the at tainment and the preservation of health your first business. The road of Naturopathy leads to an 'understanding of the laws of life. And ofeedienre to the laws of life means health. PERSONAL School Meeting Annual meeting of Griffin Creek school will be held tonight at 8 o'clock at the schoolhouse. One director and clerk will be elected. e e e At Crescent City Mr. and Mrs. Gus Newbury of 32 Mis tletoe street spent the week-end at Crescent City, Calif. They reported the weather was nice at the coast town. BY E OF INTEREST LACK Portland, Ore., June 15 WP) In a dither over federal offi cial's remarks about their atti tude on the war, northwest physicians and surgeons com pleted plans today for their 20th annual meeting here. The Pacific Northwest Medi cal association convention will be opened Wednesday with about 300 Oregon, Washington and Idaho medics attending. It will be closed Saturday. Their ire was aroused by a statement by Paul V. McNui', federal security administrator, that the government might ex ert pressure upon the profes sion to obtain war volunteers, at the American Medical asso ciation convention at Atlantic City. "There is an apparent lack of interest on the part of your profession to volunteer," he was quoted as saying. The Oregon State Medical society wired an immediate pro test to McNutt, and reply. If any, was to be aired at a lunch eon meeting Saturday. The telegram, sent by Dr. Richard B. Adams, public policy committee chairman, said in part: "Many of our members have applied to army medical corps months ago but to date have heard nothing concerning their applications. Other members have received commissions two and three months ago but have not yet been called to active duty. Know of no physician in our community who is not working 12 hours or more every day. We deeply resent implica tions in Mr. McNutt's speech as reported by Associated Press." T T 10 HALT ROMMEL T Cairn Egypt, June 15 UP) A fluid battle raged on the des ert approaches to Tobruk today as the British sought to adjust their positions while from the rear they violently attacked the axis columns of Field Marshal Erwin Rommel which were nudging a wedge toward the coast. The British said the Germans were attacking near Acroma in an effort to reach the coast and "isolate the troops remaining in the Ain El Gazala Salient," the coastal anchor of the former line of Minefields 40 miles west of Tobruk. Already the southern anchor at Bir Hacheim has been wiped out. The British indicated a threat to another of their fortified boxes at El Adem. south of To bruk, has been eased by clear ing the enemy out of the area to the east of that point. With Field Marshal Erwin Rommel's land forces still ham mering at British lines defend ing Tobruk the German air force has opened an assault on Brit ish supply lines extending near ly 200 miles back into Egypt, an RAF communique reported to day. KNITS SWEATERS Detroit 0J.R) James B. Grif fith, 80 years old, is a former lumberjack who now knits sweaters for the Red Cross. He learned to knit when he was 11 while recuperating from an ill ness. So far he has turned out 50 sweaters. GETS TOUGH BREAK Canon City, Colo. 01 R) Rob ert Kohler qualifies as the No. 1 hard luck guy in the state pen itentiary. On the day of his commutatior. of sentence was re ceived, he wa in bed with a double leg fracture, suffered the day before while exercising the warden's uddle horse. After naval officers were foully murdered in the Fiji Is lands in 1840. U. S. Marines were ordered to land and pun ish the natives. PHOTOS 3 for a Dime Complete Line Noralty Jawalry EngraTlnq FREE Camp Whit Bus Terminal FOR THIRD HE BY JAPPLANES Few Casualties In Latest of Raid Series Four Shot Down in Sunday Attempt Allied Headquarters. Austra lia, June 15 (JP) Darwin, Aus tralia s north coast base, was raided by Japanese warplanes today for the third successive day and few casualties result ed. General Mac Arthur's head quarters announced. Twenty-seven Japanese bomb ers escorted by fighters, the lar gest force yet to reach Darwin in the series of assaults over the week-end, came over this afternoon. The headquarters announcement, which was not a formal communique, said dam age was slight. Allied fliers, who tore into a formation of 18 to 25 Japanese fighters over Darwin yesterday, shooting down four in a furious dogfight, were credited official ly today with saving that North Australian city from another air raid. The Japanese fighter squad ron, General MacArthur's head quarters said, apparently was covering a formation of bombers lurking off the coast to repeat Saturday's assalt on Darwin. By The Associated Fran The Japanese were admitted today to be closing their Chek-iang-Kiangsl pincers on the Chi nese defenders of the last uncon quered stretch of the railway linking Hangow and Nanchang. The Chinese command admit ted loss of Yushan, between Kwangfeng and the provincial border. Somewhat tempering the Jap anese success. Generalissimo Chiang Kai Shek's warriors were reported today to have cap tured positions within rifle shot of Nanchang, enemy base in Kiansi province. Tokyo, still trying to recover face for the recent naval lick ing off Midway island, announ ced today that the Japanese had sunk a cruiser of the San Francisco type" and submar ine in that battle. The United States navy has announced its losses in that battle as one de stroyer sunk and an aircraft carrier damaged. 1 There is no "San Francisco type" cruiser. There is, however, a San Francisco, one of seven cruisers of the Minneapolis class, carying from 9.375 to 9,930 tons each. GRANGERS OPEN WEEK'S SESSION Milwaukie. Juhe 15 (IP) The week-long state grange con vention opened here today. The meeting will witness the retirement of Ray W. Gill Portland, state master for 10 years. Morton Tompkins, former overseer, will be installed Fri day, replacing him. Gill's speech highlighted the program today. Other talks scheduled are: Governor Sprague at 4 p. m. Tuesday, Palmer Hoyt. publisher of the Oregonian, at 8 p. m. Tuesday, and William O. Douglas, U. S. supreme court Justice, at-7:30 p. m. Wednes day. BOMBERS COLLIDE MacLeod, Alberta, June 15 (Ph Two Canadian bombers collided in the air northeast of Granum today, killing an unde termined number of Canadian air force fliers. The planes were in saformation. DIGNITY O Certain occasions raqu'.ra digni ty without pomp .... such . service we can render because we faal that your loved ones deserve the honor that is graced by dignity. May we relieve YOU of the trying details In your hour of sorrow? CONGER FUNERAL HOME Phone 3147 715 W. Main St. BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMP? In Comedy Role 31 J "in Bennett learns a few bedroom tricks from that ro mantic Russian, Alischa Auer, In "Twin Beds," the hilarious comedy which co-stars Miss Bennett with George Brent and which plays at ths Craterian theatre through tomorrow night. Others in the cast are Glenda Farrell and Una Merkel. March of Time's newest sub ject: "India In Crisis." plays as an added attraction with "Twin Beds." In Holly Drama t. 1 jf- V f us, af aW.HaaWeaiai ftattiit,4j John Garfield, the sensational star of "Tortilla Flat," scores again in "Dangerous They Live," playing at the Holly theatre until tomorrow night. The two fisted star deals the fifth column a deadly blow in this thrilling spy hunt. Raymond Massey heads the supporting cast. "Alias Boston Blackie," star ring Chester Morris, plays as the companion feature. BY New Britain, Conn., June 15 UP) Stanley Borgula, about 40, took a drink today from a bottle of whisky that came to him by parcel post, exclaimed "that's poisoned" and fell dead as his wife started from the house for help. Several hours later Detective Sergeant James J. Kelly an nounced that Mrs. Eva Pas, 55, had been booked on a charge of suspicion of murder in connec tion with the case. A postal clerk identified her as a woman who had mailed a package Sat urday, he said. Borgula, a night shift factory worker, was married last De cember. G CP E Boise, Idaho, June 15 (IP) Six army fliers parachuted from a bomber today, but the pilot, who ordered the leaps because of motor trouble, brought the big craft down without Incident. Captain R. S. Gibbs, Gowen Field Public Relations officer, said the men bailed out near Buhl, a farming community 150 miles south of Boise. The pilot landed at Burley, 65 miles east of Buhl. Personnel details and the plane's destination were kept secret. TWO MORE LAUNCHED Quincy, Mass., June 15 0P) Two new fighting ships slid down the ways today to Join the United States' rapidly expand lng two-ocean navy. SUGAR RATION FOR E Householder May Obtain Sugar to Can Amount Equal to Last Season. Seattle, June 15 JP) Arthur J. Kross, assistant in charge of sugar rationing in Washington, said that he had notified sugar rationing officials today of a new liberalization in allowances for fruit canning this season. He said that on advices from neighboring states, and to pre vent waste of fruit, household ers will be permitted sugar to preserve as much fruit as they did last year. Heretofore, the allowance for canning has been limited to 36 quarts per person, at the rate of one pound of sugar for each four quarts of fruit. The new allowance will remain at one pound per four quarts, but ra tioning boards will be author ized to permit a household to obtain sufficient canning sugar, at that rate, to equal the num ber of quarts of fruit it "put up" last year. Liberalization of the allow ance for fruit canning is being observed by the local rationing board, employes of the board in the Sparta building said today. The ration board announced to the public new office hours, 10:30 a. m. until 5:15 p. m. week days except Tuesday and Fri day when the office Is open at 9 a. m. These hours have been put in to effect due to the in creased work as a result of sugar for canning registration, it was explained. Norwegians Battla Quisling Followers London, June 15 (IP) A Reuters dispatch from Stock holm reported today that many persons were wounded in Nor way in a battle between follow ers of Vidkun Quisling, pro-Nazi premier, and other Norwegians in the towns of Rissa and Selbu, near Trandheim. Armed quislingites were said to have entered the towns to "take reprisals" against the pop ulation but to have encountered fierce resistance. Disturbances were reported also at Troendelag. DR. HENDERSON DIES Tacoma, June 15 OH) Dr. Louis F. Henderson, head of the botany department at the University of Oregon for 13 years and then curator of the herbarium and professor em eritus at the Eugene institution until his retirement four years ago, died in a Tacoma hospital yesterday at the age of 88 years. U Mall Tribune want ads. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE 370 Acre mountain ranch 1 mile frontage on paved high way. Two yc-ar-round streams. Pas ture and land suitable for dairy and stock ranch. 3 room cabin. barn, chicken house and Karate 160 acres tenced. Total price $y- fiOO. Will aooept truck or smaller place part payment. SIS month on unpaia balance, inquire 313 So Ivy between 6.00 and 8:0O p. m. ROOM AND BOARD for aentlemen 331 West Sth. ROOM with twin beds, board It de sired, private home. 40 No. Peach WANTED oin for housework and care of children. Call 4S63. War Bonds For Sale Day at Nltal Mats at i i 4oc - Sc . 11c Inc. Ta Etea :4V9 Sfte 13c lie Inc. Taa Now I Thru Thuradayl MACNmCINT BTS7UT aW DAKGH! SatsCgkikai J...L L.i ; v V" A in h h V f jA 'i i ; W. .-I. ..4 V V-iV X. I Ml II, ianas T' l aVi. aws-ettrsf liewi eaf S W 'it itm. i SAL" L'i. .. . Sill III a-. : i POFt 6ALB Three serve with three room bouse in Rogue River. Lights water and Irrigation. aaoo. S1S0 down. Balance, easy terms. Write Florence Frey. SMI Miller Ave.. Klamath Palls. Oregon. POR SALE Equity In 1640 Ford De luxe. 3-door. Maroon, excellent con. dltlon. 438 No. Bartlett. COOK WANTED Woman preferred, hours 4 '30 p. m. to 8 00 p. m. Bern-dale Restaurant, 1513 No. River side. POa SALS Fresh Tounf Guernsey oow. Mrs. . T. Sawyer. 3 miles up Warner Creek from Talent. POR SALE 1941 Pontlae Torpedo Se dan coupe. Only 7.700 miles. .1. 060 cash. 1210 B. Main. Ph. 3793. POR SALE 130 ft. frontage property on S. Grape St.. consisting of court of 5 houses, one single house, one fine Improved lot, 6 garages. In quire 12fl 8. Grape. PERMANENT RESIDENTS want to rent furnished or unfurnished house. Box 3728 Tribune. STRAYED One sorrel horse, ball faced, brand O D. 1 brown horse brand J. B. Please notify W. B. Medley. Box 83 and E. P. Star Rte. WANTED Two acta of fallera and buckers. 81.23 thousand, long logs. Segresman. Shady Cove. FOR BALE Good bow, good weaner pig. Phone 6353. FOR RENT To gentleman, perman ently located, bedroom with out aide entrance and parage; very close In, Box 2974, Tribune. WANTED Man's btcycle must be (rood. Phone 6417. POR SAMS Alfalfa hay In field. May nard Ranch. Roaa Lane. Box 454. SAVE TIME We repair all makea of sewing machines. Singer Distribu tor. 33 South Grape. Phone 3388. FOR SALE Daveno and chair, 9x13 rug. circulating heater. 600 South Grape. FOR SALE Buck nice and bay wagon. Tloe. South Peach. FOR SALE--4-room modern furntahed houae with sun porch or extra bed room; in Ashland, 3 blocks from Main St.. overlooking Park. Auto matic furnace, fl-ft. refrUerator, m range, hot water heater, laundry trays, eus. Double garage. Phone owner, 8401. Ashland. FOR SALE fl room modern furnished house, 411 Woodstock, good condi tion. tl.GRO firnlshed. A. F. Flow era. 113 E. 13th. FOR SALE New commercial electric j stove. Bargain for cah. See Mr. Flynn. Trowbridge & Flyr.n. PRACTICALLY new World bicycle, tV5 oasli. 70S Dakota. WANTED Woman for evening work. Huson s confectionery. YOUR BATTERED AUTO BODY will be skillfully repaired at Daily's au- to Painting and Body Shop, 29 South Bartlett. FOR SALE Cnemaa, you pick. Homer Walker, li mllea weat Eagle Point. MEDFORD BAROA1N HOUSE SPECIALS Large stocks of new and used car penter's and oement worker' tools of all kinds. Large qxiantlty of work clothes, ahoes, boot, slicker eoata, tin clothes, hip boots, knee and lace boot. Tents and tarpaulins, new and used, all slzeo. Roofing paper, building shea ting pa per and doors, windows, everything for the home. Large shipment of uaed beds, coll springs and mattresses at a sav ing. Davenoa. davenport sets, platform rockers, eto at old prices. We still have nails, stock fencing, smooth wire, and barb wire. Paint per gallon 81.03, all colors, also linseed oil and turpentine. Doors, windows, screen doors, glass and wire screen. New and used. Large stock of garden tools, lawn mowers, etc. Saw Ml Mi and Loggers, Attention! We carry a large stock of new and used cable high tested chains, pul leys, chokers, etc. Bee us for your pipe needs. New and used. Large quantity of pip fit tings. MRDFORD BARGAIN ROUSE 37 No. a rape. Phone 3744. War siaTnpsforSalel ROXY lonlle onlv :1,V:-JW Inc. Klddlee lie Inc. tax TOMORROW NITE for Threa Nitasl BOGART AT HIS TOUGHEST...! HUMPHREY I00MT lYLVIa SIDNEY -' EDDIE lltrT Jaaa Laall ADDEDt aaaaaaajsaaaHta. ' Last Tima. Tonital Plua "WASHINGTON MELO DRAMA" I I II POR SALE One double bed with springs and mattress, sanitary cot. fruit Jara. Phone 8077. Coleman Creek Road. Rt. 1. Box 440. WANTED Carpenter or handy man to do shingling la Medford. Box 2719. Tribune. EXPERIENCED HELP !a worth a lot on anv moving Job. Dial 3828. EADS TRANS re R. POUND Sprayer. Call at Tribune ROOMS JOS So. Holly. BOARD AfrD ROOM For 4 men. 903 South Holly. FOR RENT 4 room furn'shed house 40 month Beck. BiX 252. Old Military Koad. Between 4 and 630 tonight. WANTED TO BUY--SmaU aceordlon cheap lor cash. Box 3483. Tribune. LIVESTOCK SALE at Pavilion will be temporarily clowd until further no tlce. So. Ore. Livestock Auction Co PHOTOS, 3 for 10. complete line Novelty Jewelry. Entravlnf fret. mp nmw bus terminal. War Stamps and Bonds for Sale Day & Nits! Mats: 40c-25c-Uc Eves: JUte-tftc-lfc RIhiw Dally 1 :4.V8:4Vft:?A Ends Tomorrow Nightl Breaks Fun Records! CE0RlETONf31tJEiNETT "TWIN BEDS" M1SCHA AUEH Latest "MARCH OF TIME" mmmm mi- - it TV imMJLMi- B M Br fl B lima "ITl Wedne.day .nd I if Har. It Thursday NitM H ,com"" Starting M 'fPs-w uS" WED. ay EUatMlij DON'T READ THIS if you think a woman can't outrhink a man ANYTIME! Joyce Murdock outthoughf a whole detec tive squad. You'll meet her in the new mystery serial starting soon MRS. BEGINS TKURS. JUHE 18 -In MAIL TRIBUNE WANTED Commercial spraylaf, 1! yrs. in Medford Ph. 8&M McOoaagle. TttES MPENED navel orangea. Coa rhM'.a grapefruit, the kind you eat without sugar, also fresh veget ables, lngram'a Frulte and Vegeta bles. N. Riverside, next to Coffee Pot. POR SALE 8 Holophsne electrta mht futures with chains- WtU car ry SOO-watt lights. A bargain If taken at onoe. Call at Malt 7 rlbune office. Now Open Every Nigkl MATS SAT and SUM ' HOLLY Dial 5094 Walk 2 Blocks Mora Pay 10c Lata SEE TWICE AS MUCH! Mr hit, only Hwk L4) star, at 40c - 2V - 11c inrlurllnv tax JAMMED WITH THRILLS! Ends Tomorrow Nitel j SMS W W Plua Chaitar Morria in "ALIAS BOSTON BLACKIE" Z MURDOCK A CASE the