Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 18, 1942, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1942. OFFICER STAFF IN INN BURGLARIZED Banks, Ore., June 18 (IP) While a confederate held the at tention of employes of an 'nn last night, a burglar forced the doors to the living quarters of the building and took $181 in checks and $65 in cash, state police reported. Ernest Van Dehey, proprietor, was the vic tim. ' i Earl T. Vance became com manding officer of a new air BUMPER WHEAT CROP Mora. Ore- June 18 UP) turing well and prospects for at least 2,300,000 bushels were good. Total acreage la 95,800. An average chair contain enough hardwood to make the stock of a Garand rifle. base at Walla Walla today. He! Another bumper wheat crop 1? formerly was base executive at in prospect for Sherman county Gowen field and has been an I despite a reduction In acreage, army and civilian flier for 29 1 Farmers from all sections of the years. He la a native of Indiana. county aaid the wheat was ma o CONQUERED FOLK OF E. P. PASSES COMMANDS AIR BASE Boise, June 18 UP) Ma). BE Members of Army Specialist Corps To Replace Men Able To Serve In Field. Washington, June 18. (IPl The war department announced today that it would reduce the number of officer assigned to duty in Washington, replacing many of them with members of the new army specialist corps, but made it plain that the new organization was no haven for Job hunters or draft dodgers. In a directive to Owight F. Davis, director general of the specialist corps, Secretary Stlm son outlined the policy for its election of professional or tech nical personnel for administra tive duties, primarily to release army officers for service with troops. Must Be Qualified "All political or personal con aiderationa will be rigidly ex cluded," said Stimson, "and care will be exercised to insure the aDoolntment of men who 'e fully qualified and specificaiiy needed. "Any attempt to provide em ployment for men seeking a Job. or pay at a higher rate than re ceived In civil life. Is contrary to approved policies and, of course, cannot be tolerated. "Moreover, it will be neces sary to insure that every reason able measure Is taken to avoid use of the army specialist corps as a means of evading active military duty under the select Ive service act." t Moscow, June 18. UP) A German plan for the transfer of 3,000,000 Dutchmen to Nazi occupied districts of eastern Europe is part of a vast scheme for resettlement of the conquer ed peoples with the aim of open ing choice areas for Germans and weakening resistance to the forces of occupation, Tass re ported in a Geneva dispatch to day. I The Soviet agency said Ger man colonists were to be sent into large sections of Holland. Alsace Lorraine, Luxembourg, and the Baltic republics. The population of these areas would be moved, it was said, to sections regarded as less fit for mass German colonization. Foots Creek The Grange Central Point Grange Central Point Grange mem bers and friends are requested to be on hand Friday at 8:30 p. m. for a fire prevention program to be conducted by Austin Mc Reynolds of the state forest pa trol. The meeting will be open to the public and the reception committee is asked to be on duty. Travel Table AIHPI ANF9 Northbound Foot! Creek, June 18 (Spl.) Mlss Anna Lee Kile, who has been confined In the General Hospital at Grants Pass, is seri ously 111 the past six weeks but la now Improving. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shaw were Sunday dlnnr gueeta of Mr. and aba. Virgil Strickland of Medford. Mlaa Delia Pertountaln Is staying rn Medford where ah Is employed at . Beck's Bakery. Leslie Crr. Ted Dole, Johnnie Rose and Oeorge Kile are among thoaa from here employed at Camp Whit. Mra. Eunice Xoster. whs la staying at the Howard home on Savage Creek, visited here Juna 14. Mr. and Mra. Garland Co of Med ford were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mra. O. W. Lane. Mr. and Mra. Marlon Lane re turned home Jun 18 from a week's visit at Selem, Ore, with Mra. Lance'a nephew, George Hull, and family. Closing tlma for Classified Ada 0 a. m. Too lata to Classify 19:30 p. m. Leav. Malls Close 4 :48 a. m. S :53 a. m. 11:67 a. m. 11:01 M m. 8 3S p. m. 3:38 p m. M p. m. S:38 p. m. Southbound Leav Mslla Clos 10:0:1 a. m. S ol a m. S:07 p. m. 1:1 p. m. 8:43 p. m. 4:87 p. m. 11:13 a, m. 11:17 p. m. TRAINS tforinouuod Lea re Malls Clos 7 80 p. m. a 80 p. m. Southbound Leav Mails Close 7.88 a- m. :6S a m uussrs North South a 30 a. m. 13 08 a m. 718 a m. 8:80 a m. 8 89 am. so a m. 10 86 a r. 3 SO p in. 1 40 p m. 6 06 p nv 46 p m. ,,,7 48 p. m. To Klamath rails 9 90 a m. 0 46 p m From H lams in rails 0 60' a m. 0:38 p m. Joseph S. Spencer, 64, resi dent of Eagle Point for the past 80 years, passed away at local hospital early Thursday morn ing after several months Illness. Mr. Spencer was born In Mis souri on August 7, 1877. He was not married. He is survived by one half- brother, Sherman Wooley of Eagle Point, Ore., and an aunt, Mrs. Lottie Ayers, of Eagle Point. Funeral services will be held at Perl funeral home Saturday at 2 c. m.. Rev. D. E. Millard officiating. Interment will take place In the Central Point ceme tery? Big Color Musical Coming To Rialto The big song and dance show of the year is "My Gal Sal coming to the Rialto theatre tomorrow for one big week. Filmed in technicolor, "My Gal Sal" stars Victor Mature, Rita Havworth. John Sutton nd Carole Landla. Ten song hits of today and yesterday are fea tured In this successor to "Alex ander's Ragtime Band." ANVIL CHORUS Tacoma, June 18. UP) Brrr! boom! clang! went the wedding bells. On his marriage license application Robert W. Hawkins listed his occupation as ship- fitter. His bride-to-be, Betty Barrington, said she was a riveter. SAFE DEPOSIT BOX Prescott, Ariz., June 18. IP) For many years a service sta tion disposed of old tires by roll ing them Into a 1,000-foot deep canyon. Now the proprietor has hired eight boys with burros to bring them back. They've brought up seven tons. Kosquiioes No i.nJ now to b chewed to btta by those bioocMhirntr peats Jurt burn I little 111 II. MM on jour porch or wherever jou wnnt penre and comfort. AIoiqiiitopK. HATH the plpftnant mlor of burn inn III II AMI ami won't come anywhere near it. Ho protect yourself from theee pita this rtiNip. eaey way. In Handy LSifter Cans 2.c up at Druf, fimrery. Heed Nfore and Pet Nhope. PRONOUNCED BU'HACK Additional Mall ftcrvtr Northbound Vahlcla laa adalla Cloe Star Rout 8 36 a m. 8 05 a m Truck 13 so p m. la Noon Southbound XYuck 6 00 p m. 8:18 p m Star Rout 8 90 p m 6:00 p. m ro Oranta Pan only. () TT Aanland only ( To Dunanjulr only. Next Sunday Is Father's Day Be sure to send him a card to let him know you are thinking of him. Swcm's FATHER'S DAY CARDS Now taste the "bonus year TEN HIGH Lik a tender-hearted watermelon OPENED jusrmur- year after year, after year, after year ;, " s. V.i V" ... XI'.t'-JI This whiskey is 4 years old., S1 15 PINT S920 fopr. 1M Rtrsm YYslkrr sons Inc. Prorls. III. Grand news. Ten High fans! VTe've "pluMcd" your favorite whiskey. Te've added an extra birthday to it. We've given It a rich bonus of extra flavor, extra mellowness. Now l'i herel The "bonus yar" Ten High a whiNkcy so "super" in tiery uay that you'll doubt jour palate the first time you taste it! Yes, now more than ever, you'll find "JoubU your tnfoxmtnt" in the wtmkey with "m rough Jgts." Try it today. TEN HIGH Straight levrboit Whitkty It p'ocl JSM Sale! P REFRIGERATORS k n- - -inmt3 i Prtcticil Gift Suggestions forth 1942 BrlJt N , ' VS J 6.95 Modern Home Waffle Baker f Ml , I stocks last j '4i PLUS 3.25 Knife Sei li I MODERN HOME I 6 w.. H0L l LJH I 2-slIce toaster, automatic stream lined with chrome finish, bake lite controls, thermostatic cut-off ring. "Toll-Bell" signal when toast is ready. Adjustable light or dark. $10.95 Gibsons and Stewart-Warners BUDGET TERMS This year's brides are thrifty and practical. This combination gleaming bright chrome-finished waffle baker and 7-piece knife act is the perfect combination for the breakfast table. The waffle baker has cool "natural angle" handle for safety convenience. Heat Indi cator tells when grids are ready. The set consists of 7 knives of real quality steel. Modern design. mmmmmmm Sale! A MatthtJ Set of Walter Hagen 'Power Groove' WOODS or IKONS Set af B lrou NOW Ws. 12.95 H ? i OUTBOARD MOTOR CHAMNQlC Super-Single 3.9 brake h. p. speed range. 1 to 12 m. p. h. Has internal rotary val ?. Ideal for fishing. $64.95 FOR SAFE DRIVING SPOTLIGHT 6" chrome plated over brass. Beau tiful plastic handle allows Instant adjustment to any point. Convenient switch on handle. $10.95 SehVnWsAaxf CAroms-piofsJ Shaft, are fluted for extra pouch at impact. Perforated leather grips. Designed eipresely for Fiiertooe br Walter Hagea. MefcaWS.re3 WoHar Kooan Vower Groove' WOODS now Persimmon beads. "T shaped, brushed metal sole plate. Chrome-plated shafts. Poplin Goil Club HEAD COVERS kr i.rn Oontrattlng colon, lleaviljr padded poplin. Leather nnmbera. Bala All ifonii oouofo-iffcfW Satisfactory fit gvarantd Dvrobh woo pvlp fibmf Harmonizing color patfrm Now, More Than Ever m You Neerf This Extra Protection I FIIIESTOXE FIBER SEAT COVERS Wee-iVS" NOW 205 ' This Plice Includes REE Installation Add years of life to your upholstery. Protect yonr clothing from dirt and wear. Install a set of seat covers today. Cooler in summer because they permit air circulation. We-jj.ar how Ssdsa of Cosdl Ceven 6.95 Am Ahnyt Wecome Gift Sehiek Shaver T.fTrr 12.50 Hu hoUow-ffrbiuad head. 14,000 haVTinf operatlona per minute. Handsome burgundy plastic case. Ctnvlrto Ltothwe RIIXFOLD Smert rfye 2e9ft Choice of variety of leathers. Baa extra space without bulk. Flae workmanship. CAK (.LEANING NEEDS A i ; 4 Reg. J9f Cleoner t Polish . X pt. Cleans and polishes la one easv operation. Contains wax. Produces hard lnstra. Reg. Polishing Wax 7 os. can. Excellent for anto or furniture. Produces hard shiny finish. Will not rain spot. i' RegJff Chromium Polish Remove, dnst or tarnish quickly and easily from any chroma finish. No oily residue. Will not scratch, y, pt, Reg. Block Tire Point On pint. Waterproof. WU1 not crack, wash or rob off. Rag.. Polishing Oofh 10 yds. Chemically treat4 to absorb dnst and dirt. Fine for the home as well as for the ear. ttgVK Touch-Up Enamel S os. can. Brush la ai top ready for an. Prod aces e.eiek. drying jet black finish. lejJWraotedPonsli'gaom 1" 1SX27 in. Chemlcally.treated te absorb dnst. Blgh soallty flannti. MOTOROLA AUTO RADIOS Custom Built to Fit the Following Cars: '41 -'42 Chevrolet '41 -'4 2 Buick '41-'42 Pontiae We will be unable to replace our stock Installation Extra 39.95 ALL OR ANY ONE OF THESE ITEMS 2e EACH Male Yom Trti look Smortor White SMcwall Wlicpl IHc ww-now .f .no Sssy te Install and keep clean. Fit all popular cars. t'msrfiaitr .Mobillf' Ra. 10 cord. Vs. as spotlight or Oaahllght. Kxhaout KSIDisl r 65 Pretests chrome finish at rear of ear. JvTlT7TTri7nCTTT nvdraalie Javrk wAt' now 3.89 li', ton capacity. For pas senger can and light trucks. TrumpeM Hern w.,s-- now g..5 Has change -of -set tones. Bear It and you'll want It, Situ (slasm WmnJtt mow 39c Optically freand and pel. lahed lenses prevent dlstortloa and eye strain. rtwfvaaawsj nun mm mm i u. in ..ussi n jjh uji,,. as KEEP DAD'S CAR RUNNING LONGER GET MORE MILEAGE FROM HIS TIRES Saggut That He Htghttr If for ffto Tire$fone Toar tires are Baftl Branded with yonr Initials, Inflated to correct pressure. Yonr battery, spark pings, brakes, lights, wheel bearing, and lubrica tion an checked. No cost. No obligation. firesfoee SaK-lraad lerrlct When Dad Obtains His Tiro Rationing Certificate Remind Him That It Casts No More To Get The EXTRA VALUS5 Provided Only In Tre$fonc deluxe champion tires ! EASY TERMS SVo' .l ...... ,; . ARRANGED . YOU DESIRE IMUm m tee VUi V F.rM uilt SsrW Owi M.r,,rH V- W eW Km. Srmfbmy OfreWr. Wvr aW dinctmm e Atlnd TslUmMm. MJf ervn.ng,, ,V. fl. C. Rsrf .tur. 214 SOUTH RIVERSIDE PHONE 4757 "I s t7ri GSSicia! Eunlbtoei? GoIEecttion Sfation We Pay You o Old Rubber Hurry! Bring It In Now Rubber Drive Ends June 30th G C c o o