MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, SUNDAY, JUNE 21, 1942.
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HOME HOSPITALITY
FOR SOLDIER BOYS
IS LOCALJFFORT
Mrs. Braley, Chairman of
Committee, Lining Up
Volunteer Sources.
Mrs. C. Rease Braley has ac
cepted the appointment as
chairman of home hospitality
for enlisted men according to an
announcement yesterday by
Mrs. A. S. V. Carpenter, chair
man of the civilian defense rec
reation committee for Jackson
county. Volunteer committees
appointed by Mrs. Braley will
be assisted by the Works Pro
ject Administration in compil
ing lists of names and places
available for home hospitality.
This project will require the
combined efforts of the people
of this defense area and it is ex-1
pected that many will '-"luntcer !
their service, it was stated, j
Those who wish to volunteer for
this activity are asked to con-
tact Mrs. Braley or Mrs. Car-;
penter.
To date, Mrs. Braley, general
in charge, has secured her corps
of captains, who in turn will ap
point lieutenaats to contact
available sources for home hos
pitality. Captains with specific
group assignments include: Mrs.
Don Newbury, churches; Mrs.
William Holloway, fraternal
and patriotic; Mrs. Justin
Smith, women's clubs; Mrs.
George Frey, civic auxiliaries;
Mrs. Cleo Gilchrist, Gold Hill;
Mrs. C. H. Taylor, Central
Point; Mrs. Berthold Barnum,
Phoenix, and Mrs. A. L. Beck,
Jacksonville.
PUBLISHERS HEAR
DISTILLERY HEAD
Gearhart, June 20. (AP)
Jack B. Bladine, publisher of the
McMinnville Telephone Regis
ter, today was nominated for the
presidency of the Oregon News
paper Publishers association.
The assembled publishers
heard J. B. Deacon of New
Vork, distillery executive, pre
dict that by September no more
whiskey would be produced In
the United States for the dura
tion. Distilleries are being con
verted to defense use rapidly.
There is, however, a four-year
stock of liquor on the nation's
shelves so the stoppage of dis
tilling of spirits will not immed
iately be noticed, he said.
The American people are not
like the befuddled subjects of
Hitler who must be told anew
each January that their oppon
ents will collapse this year, U.
S. Supreme Court Justice Wil
liam O. Douglas told Oregon
newspaper publishers tonight.
SAILORlAllED
Des Moines, la., June 20 07)
A young Iowan enlisted in
the navy here, telling the re
cruiting officer he was single.
With several hours to kill be
fore leaving for a training sta
tion, the recruit wandered about
town, met several friends.
"What does your wife think
about your enlistment?" asked
one.
"My wife?" ejaculated the
astonished Iowan.
The friends explained the re
cruit had been married during a
rather hilarious "farewell" par
ty for him the night before.
The young man quickly look
ed up the girl, talked things
over and brought her to the re
, cruiting office, where she gave
her consent and his enlistment
papers were changed from "sin
gle" to "married."
CHENNAULT HONORED
Chungking. June 20 W
Brig. Gen. Claire L. Chennault
was presented with sword at a
dinner given for him and others
by his American volunteer
group of fliers last night by
Finance Minister and Madame
H. H. Kung on the occasion of
the dragon-boat festival, one of
China's great annual holidays.
Complete
urine Service
SMCE 1909
The R. A. HOLMES Agy
Medford Center Bldg
. Phone 4444
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Shell Oil company employes In Jackson county hare amassed a total of 55.000 pounds of scrap rubber in the current drl.
The fast-growing pile if shown above at the Shell plant on South Central avenue. Left to right, Ted Horneeker, local man
ager) R. O. Buffington, salesman; Gordon Bell and Lee Bussey, distribution salesmen) W. J. Swartsley, Woody Turpln. Bill
Bishop, Emmett Gott and Owight Catherwood, service station men) R. W. Bjorkquist, distributing salesman) Glenn Swan
son, depot foreman, and Harry Nordwlck, distributing aales-man. (Brainerd Photo).
Society
And Clubs
Mrs. McReynolds
Honored at Shower
Mrs. Lester Hodson was host
ess Tuesday afternoon at a
shower at her home on Midway
road honoring Mrs. Austin Mc
Reynolds. Games were played,
after which the honored guest
opened many gifts. Refresh
ments were arranged by Mrs.
Anne Sprague and Mrs. Cad
Ellis, Jr., and the cakes were
decorated by Mrs. Arthur Ellis.
Invited guests included Mrs.
Cad Ellis, Jr., and son, Arthur,
and daughter, Judy, of Seattle,
Wash.; Mrs. Arthur Ellis and
son Dwalled of San Francisco;
Mrs. Anne Sprague of Lake
view; Mrs. Cad Ellis, Sr., of
Ashland and her mother, Mrs.
Naen Jones of Colorado; Mrs.
Frank Thompson and daughter
Alice of Ashland; Mrs. W. M.
Hodson of Jacksonville; Mrs.
Bill Cummings, Mrs. Lloyd Mor
ris and the hostess of this city.
Mrs. Johnson
Is Hostess
Mrs. Jerry Buroughs was hon
ored at a shower Friday, June
12 at the home of Mrs. Karl
Johnson on Welch street. Games
were played with Mrs. Lenore
McEwen and Miss Margaret
Burroughs winning prizes.
Attending were the Mesdames
Zola Sims, Audrey Sims, Betty
Schrecengost, Mary Schuler,
Grace Curry, Hattie Goodman,
Gertrude Putman, Lenore L.
McEwen, Marianne Harrison,
Gertrude Putman, Jane Knox.
Flonnie Wooldridge, Gladys
Knips, Jo Sleight, Mary Rose,
James Ring, Verna Rawhauser;
Miss Margaret Buroughs, Miss
Joyce Johnson of Yreka, Cal.,
Mrs. J. R. Rouse of Oakland.
Cal.; the honored guest and
hostess.
V. F. W. Holds
Social Evening
Crater Lake Veterans of For
eign Wars auxiliary, No. 1883,
enjoyed a card party Tuesday
evening when six tables of pin
ochle were at play. Mrs. Dolly
Love held high score and Mrs.
Maggie Erskine low for woman
with Mr. Hitt holding high and
Mr. Brunson receiving low for
men and also the traveling prize.
The next auxiliary meeting will
be July 7 at the armory.
Garden Club Members
Issued Invitation
An invitation has been Issued
to members of the Medford,
Phoenix and Jacksonville Gar
den clubs to attend a covered-
dish luncheon at the home of
Mrs. Berthold Barnum, Carlton
Nurseries, Wednesday at 10 a.
m. Those planning to attend are
asked to bring their own service
Anyone having cars for trans
portation is asked to telephone
Mrs. George Hiles, 3U4.
Enjoying Vacation
In Southern California
Miss Marv Lee Strang left
Friday evening for a vacation in
southern California. She plans
to visit her brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. William C.
Strang In Santa Monica. Miss
Strang will also visit in Los An-
POISON OAK?
Try i bottle oi ZEMACOL
Voa mail be eatltned or four mone
cheerfully refunded. Oet a bottle
today at WESTrRM THRIFT.
Phone
2119
for Towing or
Wrecker Service
Anywher Anytlm
1 Lewis Super Service
Scrap Rubber Pile Grows Fast At Shell Plant
geles with Frank Jacobs and
family. She is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Strang of
416 South Central avenue.
Visitors At ' -Fick
Home
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fick of
608 South Newtown street had
as their house-guest recently
their daughter, Mrs. Clem Le
Mire of Klamath Falls. She was
returning from a vacation in San
Francisco and was joined here
by her husband, continuing to
Portland.
CALENDAR
Monday
8:00 p. m. Zonta, home Effie
Kurtz studio, 204 North Ivy
street.
Tuesday
7:30 p. m. Junior Guild, St.
Mark's church, home Jean Piatt,
815 Jackson boulevard.
8:00 p. m. Nevita chapter.
No. 93, O.E.S., Central Point
Masonic temple. Grand Chapter
reports.
8:00 p. m. D. A. V. auxiliary
Girls Community clubhouse.
Wednesday
1:30 p. m. Mistletoe club,
dessert luncheon. Girls Commun
ity clubhouse. Bring articles for
layettes.
Thursday
8:00 p. m. Reames chapter,'
No. 68, O. E. S., Thursday, Ma
sonic temple.
Friday k
1:00 p. m. Electa Social club,
home Mrs. George Neilson, 430
North Bartlett street.
STATE GOP: MEET;
BIG AIDES ASKED
Salem, June 20 (P) Execu
tive committee members desig
nated Eugene as the site for the
1942 convention of the Oregon
Republican Club at an all-day
session here today. The . con
vention will be held early in the
fall.
Plans to hold the meeting at
Bend, previously voted by the
committee, were changed be
cause of transportation uncer
tainties, President R. M. Fischer
of Eugene explained.
Fischer announced that con
vention planners hoped to have
one of four nationally promin
ent Republicans attend Wen
dell L. Willkie, Thomas E.
Dewey, U. S. Sen. Arthur H.
Vandenberg or Gov. Harold E.
Stassen of Minnesota.
Frank Lonergan, Portland,
delivered the only address at a
luncheon given at' noon by the
Marion County Republican
Club Chapter in honor of the
visitors, of candidates ana oi lo
cal party officials. Joseph B.
Felton, Chapter president, pre
sided.
cioaina time for Claeellad Ada B
a. m. Too lata to Claailfy 13:30
p. m.
Within This Area
SEE th.
OREGON CAVES
TRY OUR HERBS
When Others Fail
For cjulck and prminni
rlll ol ailments va oi
long standing.
CHINA HERB CO.
23S E. Main St
Medford
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LOCAL and
Troup To Meet Ladles
Mounted Troupe will meet on
Wednesday rather than Monday
at 7 p. m. at the Posse stables
on the south Pacific highway
it was announced yesterday.
Fall Alarm The city fire
department was called to the
Western Auto Suply company,
101 South Riverside avenue yes
terday afternoon at 3:48 o'clock.
The call was a false alarm.
Nominated Chaplain Paul W.
Robertson of Medford was nom
inated as state chaplain for the
Fraternal Order of Eagles at
the . lodge's state convention in
LaGrande yesterday, according
to an Associated Press dispatch.
The office is uncontested.
Cards Available Red Cross
office in county courthouse
announced yesterday that nutri
tion cards have arrived for
those who have successfully
completed the nutrition class
directed by Miss Marian Far
rell, county home demonstra
tion agent.
W 9
Her Yesterday A. H. Fish,
coordinator for defense classes
in Klamath Falls, was a Med
ford visitor yesterday. He" con
ferred with E. H. Hedrick, city
school superintendent, who also
handles defense class work in
this city. Fish is a former Med
ford resident.
Cited To Court Joe Ellison
of Medford was arrested by
state police Friday for driving a
truck with an overload. He was
cited to appear in justice court
Thursday. Jimmy Willsworth
Glenn of this city, charged with
failure to stop at a stop street,
was cited to appear in justice
court Monday.
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Training Cadets C. Aubrey
Sander, former Medford rest
dent, is now an instructor at
the airport at Arcadia, Fla.,
where he trains cadets for the
U. S. army air corps. He lately
completed instruction for his
first group of cadets and is
starting on the second group
He writes friends in Medford
that the weather is particularly
warm in Florida. His brother,
Harold E. Sander, Is in the
ferrying corps at Long Beach,
Cal., ferrying bombers east to
Detroit and Florida. He has
Just completed officer's training
school and his commission as a
second lieutenant has been sent
to Washington, D. C, for recom
mendation. The former is
subscriber to the Mail Tribune.
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BUYERS
Ample Funds
Are Available
Here At Low
Cost To Finance
Home Loans
Jackson County Federal
savings & loan association
126 East Main
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PERSONAL
Violators Fined Thomas De
witt Shcphard forfeited 10 bail
in city police court yesterday
morning for being drunk in a
public street. Jackie Kelly paid
a fine of $10 for the same
charge.
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Laavai for East W. J. Shir
ley of this city left Medford
yesterday morning by train for
a vacation in the east. He plans
to visit in Los Angeles, Chicago,
Boston, New York, Washington,
D. C:, and Montreal, Canada,
before returning here.
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Appreciate Service The Red
Cross office announced yester
day that volunteer service in
folding gauze will not be re
quired during the coming week.
An expression of gratitude was
voiced by the office for Mrs.
Gus Newbury and her corps of
volunteer workers, who folded
surgical dressings and bandages
at the Red Cross office during
the past week.
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To Aid Writera Mrs. E. H.
Hedrick, of 503 South Oakdale
avenue, has returned here after
several days in Portland where
she lectured on short story writ
ing as a member of the staff of
the summer school for writers
The school, conducted by the
state system of higher educa
tion, will continue until June 26
and has a staff of 50 Pacific
northwest writers, editors, his
torians, journalists, librarians,
etc. Mrs. Hedrick, who has
achieved considerable recent
prominence through her stories
published In the better known
magazines, is the wife of E. H.
Hedrick, superintendent of Med
ford schools. Among other lec
turers appearing on the pro
gram last week were Roderick
Lull, O'Brien short story prize
winner; Alexander Hull of Seat
tle, popular In the radio world;
John Hawkins, who writes for
Colliers and has just completed
a novel; Vivian Bretherton, au
thor of the best-seller, "Rock In
the Wind" and Richard Neu-
CORN REMOVER
Olves latitat rsllsl beat pel sa seas
tlvtlv removes hard eoras, sea eerse
betweea lie lees, cslleases. waits,
papillomas, dub aslU. It eeatalas aev.
ersl dllloreat ells that aellea, laesea
aad dees ot esaae the IrriuHoa as
e sboag add mlsreres. Wkea ell
etbers have tailed try due eae. Set
a aaaey back (aataalee.
Exclusively at
WESTERN THRIFT
berger. Scheduled for the com
ing week are Robert Ormand
Case and Ernest Haycox, both
Oregon authors of national note.
SHELL EMPLOYES
Over 55,000 pounds of scrap
rubber in five days is the
achievement of Shell Oil com
pany employes in the Jackson
county area, cooperating in the
nation-wide salvage drive, ac
cording to Ted Horneeker, local
manager, who released the fig
ures Saturday. The company's
aides have gathered in over
4,000.000 pounds in four days in
the state, Mr. Horneeker said.
While the total brought in so
far has been impressive, Mr.
Horneeker feels that much addi
tional rubber may be ob
tained If each householder will
make a diligent search and in
ventory on his own premises.
"If each home in Medford would
give ten pounds of scrap rubber,
the total would fill ten trucks".
Horneeker said, pointing out
that the smaller pieces of rub
ber salvaged from homes is
much more desirable than the
type which can be reclaimed
from old tires.
Ordered to devote their entire
time including Saturdays and
Sundays to the rubber drive, the
local Shell staff has formed two
teams, the "Scrap Rubber Pack
Rats," and the "Scavengers' , to
bring the competition element
into their efforts. The men are
under orders to give all their
attention to the campaign, ex
cept for essential business.
Rubber left at Shell stations
throughout Jackson county is
being taken to the company's
plant on South Central avenue
to await government shipping
orders. In addition to Shell sta
tions, rubber may be left at any
service station, all attendants
being authorized to make pay.
ment for same.
Civilian Defense
Activities
Instruction in the civilian de
fense general course will be
started Tuesday night, June 23,
and continue Thursday night,
June 25 at 7:30 in rooms 34 or
35 at the senior high school. The
ladies motor corps and drivers
of all divisions are urgently
asked to attend. This course Is
required for air raid wardens,
fire watchers and others In civil
ian defense, so make arrange
ments to attend these courses.
The Medford Athletic associa
tion has announced there will
be a truck and a man to accept
scrap rubber on Sunday at the
ball park, on the same basis as
the service stations.
Closing time for Classified Ads B
. m. Too late to Classify 13:30
p. in.
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Portland, Ore., June 20 (IP)
Produce prices steady, unchanged.
Too Late to Classify
MAKE IT LAST Conserve your ear
by having needed auto body work
don now. Dally Auto Pelnttnc
and Body Shop, 30 South Bartlett.
SCREENS. Door. Wisdom. Largeat
stock In So. Ore. Phone 4113.
Medford Mlllwork Co.
WANTED Elderly lady tor light
houMwork. 134 Lincoln nt.
FOR SALE Close in home on North
Oakdale. 4 Rooma modern, lovely
lot, garage, woodshed. Trill la
reel buy S3. 100. terms.
9 ROOM MODERN HOME Hardwood
floors, fireplace, back yard Inclosed
with ateel fence, double garage,
paved .street. 1 block from High
Bcnool, completely xurnisnea,
3.850. Terms.
RANCH -13 seres, best soil In valley,
all In alfalfa, 0 room modern home,
garage, large chicken house, brood
er house, cow, barn. etc. only s mi
from Medford, 3.S0O. Terms.
L. J. AUSTIN,
S10 Laurel. Dial 4837.
K"EW WORLD Victory Model Btcyclea.
First In the field, now on display
at Sims Bros, and Ideal Bike.
USEL LAWN MOWERS Sharpened
and ready to cut. S3 .00 and up at
films Bros.
NEW LAWN MOWERS. Rubber tires.
18 In. blade. S9.83. Trade In the
old at Slma Bros.
FOR SALE New 7 room stucco
house, basement, aawdust burner,
hardwood floors throughout, dou
ble garage. Inquire 3303 HUlcrest.
19S7 DODGE COUPE 75 tires.
Good condition. 458 Haven. One
block So. Jackson School.
WANTED Pasture for 15 head ef
young helfera, close to Central
Point. Phone 104 Central Point,
FOR SALE O. I. C. Boar. SO lbs. 10.
Inquire at Medford Auto Wrecking.
ROOMS FOR RENT Reasonable. 339
South Front.
FOR RENT Pleasant, quiet room for
business woman, in private family.
103 So. Orange.
CHERRIES are Ripe.
Coker Butte
Road, Wattenberg.
FOR SALE 15 foot cafe counter and
7 leather atoola.ll docen eet
Desert ware dlshee. Double elec
tric Lang btIII, West'.nghousa elec-
trio range, alnk, Belmont electric
French fryer, and crease trap. Call
5305.
TALL ORASS and weeds cut with
power mower. Phona 3537, Jo J.
jonea.
FOR SALE Refrigerator. 1183 Court.
1938 CHEV. COUPE for sale,
tires. 1113 So. Oakdale.
Oood
HAY HANDS WANTED W. W. Orel
ory. Phone 8461.
WANTED BT COUPLE Small bouse
or apartment, unfurnished pre
ferred. Permanent. Tribune, Box
3887.
FOR BALE 5 room, modern house,
paved street, 8 blocks from Main
St. Prloe 81.800. $500 down, bal
ano easy terms. J. F. Boylan. 133
No. Central. Phone 4953.
YICK SO
Herb rmdla alUvlat disorders of ooltr. stom
ach, lungs, liver. hrt. kidney, bladder, prostata
gland, pit, catarrh, sinus, jsthma. high blood
pressure, dropsy, tumor. rhumatlsm. csma.
stomach ulcer, constipation, lumbago, bronchitis..
yllow lyr. and iml complaint.
Daily 10 a. m. to 6 p. m.
Sunday 1 1 :30 A. M. to 1:30 P. M.
Call or Writ. Phona MIT
J. H. Laong
Hubalist
Jackson County Bank
BUNK FOR DEFENSE SAVINGS
. 10-eant Defena Sarins (tamps ach aE ttattl forth irtttee.
BUto.
Branch ,
FOR BALE Swaa. Reasonable. L. t
Lewis, Rt. I, Box SS, Central
Point.
NEW CAPE COD two bedroom houaav
oak floors, fireplace, electric water
heater, range. Close In, near school,
aaso eash, balance ass a month.
Tribune, Box 3000.
WANTED Middle aged man for part
tt-ne Janitor work. Apply Mall
Tribune Office.
FOR BALE 1834 Queen Ann Ave.
Three bedroom, new home, hard
wood floors, throughout, Curtis
weatherstrtpped windows, Weyer
houser Insulation on celling, fire
place, cool In summer, easy to heal
In winter, attractive yard, fin
view. Terms can be arranged.
Charlea Ray, Room 317 Medford
Bldg, Phone 3(03.
FOR RENT Attractive flv
new home. Siskiyou Hefent. new
modern furniture, hardwood floors.
Charles R. Ray, Room 317 Med
ford Bldg. Phone 3903.
ffO-TrA Attractlv suburban horn
V-'iwUwIth four rooms and bath,
uarage and cooler with two extra
rooma attached, oood poultry
house and good barn. Two acre
of fine garden land, Irrigated and
In clover. Outstanding view.
ALSO
(OAAA New five room suburban.
PJUUU home with bath and laun
dry trays. Six acre Irrigated, good
clover land, rouitry nouaa eta,
Terms.
ALSO
jrrn New and attract! v doo
JjjOjUble constructed east aid
nome, WIT n lour roon-a aaa
garsg and wood ahed. Larga lot,
ahade and flowers. Space for two
more rooms In the attic,
ELMER HERRIED
44 It. Riverside. Dial 3387 or 4880.
WANTED Man, experienced In or
chard work and capable of. taking
charge. Resident position. Address
P. O. Box 407, Medford, stating
qualification, age. family, etc-
FOR SALE Roasting colored hens,
1.00 each. Wanted small cream,
separator H mile South of Stew
art. H mil East of Kings Hwy.
Ora E. Love. Rt. t. Box 648-A.
FOR SALE "38 Chevrolet truck, long
wheel base. Ingram's Fruit Mar
ket. Phone 3884.
WEEK END SPECIALS Cucumber
4 for 9c: fresh peae, S lbs., 19c; egg
plant, 9o each: tree-ripened grape
fruit, the kind you eat wlthoue
sURar. INORAM S FRUITS VEG
ETABLES. North Riverside, next to
Coffee Pot.
WANTED Timber fallen for long
time log. Southern Oregon Bugs
Pine Co.
FOR SALE 5 Holophan electrl
light fixture with chain. Will car
ry 80O-watt lights. A bargain tf
taken at one. Call at Mall
Tribune office.
WANTED Commercial spraying. 11
yra. In Medford. Ph. 8588. McOonagla.
LIVESTOCK BALE at Pavilion will b
temporarily closed until further no
tlce. So. Or. Livestock Auction Co.
PHONE 2840
For ELECTRICAL. WORK
OLSON ELECTRIC
3 MO. BARTLETT
HERB CO.
Building. Modfpro. Crogoa.
They're Making
LIBERTY BELLS
Out of
DOOR BELLS
STAMPS
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