MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1942.
PAGB NINE
LOCAL and
VUltlng Mother Mrs. Char
les Durham of Bremerton, Wash.,
is enjoying a short visit at the
home of her mother, Mrs. T. G.
Heine, 916 West Tenth street.
Mrs. Durham, a former Med
ford resident, was a member of
Mall Tribune office staff for
fiva years.
Burled Eldon White, brother
of the late E. J. White of Phoe
nix, died In Minot, N. D., last
Sunday and was buried In Min
neapolis, Minn. Yesterday, ac
cording to word received by
Phoenix resident. E. J. White, a
Phoenix rancher, passed away
about five years ago.
Slight Damage The city fire
department answered a call at
the residence of Mrs. T. W.
Young, 518 South Oakdale ave
nue yesterday at 3 p. m. Slight
damage was caused evidently
hi frorn short In the electric Juno
tion box between the walls of
the home. The pumper answer
ed the alarm.
.
Promoied George C. Smith
and Elroy A. Martin have been
promoted to technical sergeants
from staff sergeants, effective
June 15, it was announced today
by Master Sergeant Willie M.
Daws, in charge of detachmbent
headquarters squadron, second
air service command, Mcdford
municipal airport.
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Visits Daughters Mrs. H. C.
Hoehne of Roseburg is visiting
at the home of her daughters,
Mrs. Lloyd Ferg and Mrs. Ed
Cachelin and friends in this
city. She plans to return home
by motor this weekend and will
be accompanied by Mrs. Ferg
) and children, Marshall and Rus
sell and Claren Blake.
Petty Officer Ivan Branch
Cobb, son of Mr. and Mrs. M.
S. Cobb of 715 King street, has
received his diploma as third
class petty officer and is to be
assigned to duty as range finder
on a U. S. battleship in a few
days. Out of a class of 79 the
highest grade was 94 and Cobb
scored 89 V4 points. His present
address Is San Diego, Cal.
The Medford theatres' sale of
) war bonds and stamps continues
to grow as the figures today
accounted for more than $3,200
in bonds and stamps sold during
the past two weeks.
Because they are proud of the
work they are doing the theatres
have a bond barometer in the
lobby of the Craterian theatre
which will show to patrons and
the public the steady growth of
sales for all the theatres. The
display Is painted on the large
lobby mirror in the Craterian's
foyer and each day as the sales
grow the red line of the barom
eter will shoot toward the ceil
ing. At the rate sales have come
in the past two weeks it won't
be long until it reaches the
ceiling.
The four local theatres are the
only theatres in the state and
possibly the country that can
take orders and fill them at the
same time. This has been made
, possible by the Medford branch
' of the First National Bank of
Portland. Showgoers and the
public may leave their orders
for bonds at any Medford the
atre as they attend the show
and pick it up as they leave.
This service is maintained espe
cially for those who work dur
ing bank and post office hours,
however, many southern Ore
gonians are now buying their
bonds "after hours" because of
the convenience it affords.
The theatres will continue to
give this service to the public
as long as the demand continues
for the bonds, which, of course,
means for the duration.
George A. Hunt is particu
larly pleased with the accept
ance the public has made of
this medium of bond and stamp
sales and has instructed his
staffs in all four theatres to give
full assistance to those wishing
to purchase either bonds or
tamps.
Closing time for Classified Ads 9
a. m. Too lete to Clustfy 19 JO
p. m.
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Visit Relatives Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Rose and their aunt,
Agnes Sondenos have motored
to Roseburg to spend the week
end with relatives.
To Portland Dr. Bert R. El
liott of the Medford Center
building left yesterday for Port
land where he will attend the
clinics of the Oregon State Den
tal association.
Pays Fine Janle Smith paid
a fine of $5 In the city police
court today, charged with fail
ure to stop at a stop light.
James Charles W. Carraker,
charged with being drunk in a
public street was sentenced to
10 days in the city jail or leave
the city.
Army Enlistments Enlisted
in the U. S. army at Portland
recently were Donald R. Grigs
by of Route 4 (air corps), Ger
ald R. Bourn of 1128 West Main
street, Alvey A. Dorsey of 109
Vancouver avenue and Ernest
M. Madden, according to word
received from the -Portland re
cruiting office.
To Enter School Clyde Hoi
lenbeck, recent graduate from
the University of Oregon, left
last night for Oakland, Cal.,
where he will enter the naval
air corps training school. Hol
lenbeck has been spending the
past week with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R. L. Hollenbeck of
722 North Riverside avenue. He
just returned from -a week In
Los Angeles with friends.
Minor Mishaps Claude H.
Wright of Route 2 box 627 and
Robert Gordonhenert of the
Jackson County Trailer camp
were operators of passenger
cars involved in a minor mis
hap at the intersection of West
Main and Grape streets Wed
nesday at 6:45 p. m. a report
on file stated today. Ralph John
son of Phoenix and William C.
Dobbyn of Jacksonville were
driving passenger cars which
collided on Midway road about
one mile north of Four Corners
Wednesday at 6:30, p. m., ac
cording to a report on file.
CLOSE CALL FOR
J'VILLE DRIVER
Virgil Lester Wells of Jack.
sonville escaped injury last eve
ning about 11:30 o clock when
the automobile he was driving
collided lightly with a Southern
Pacific freight train at West
Main street crossing.
According to the city police
report Wells was driving his
sedan west on Main street and
tried to beat the train to the
crossing. Wells evidently pulled
around a string of cars which
were stopped for the train. See
ing that he could not make the
crossing he put on the brakes
and turned left between the
track and Culy's service station
fence and stopped near the load
ing platform.
The report stated that the
right front fender of Wells' car
was crumpled as he struck the
engine driver.
Draftees Jailed To
Recover From Jag
Spokane, June 25 (JPh
Thirteen potential buck privates
delayed their army carteers for
a trip to the city Jail today.
Capt. Worth Kindred, Spo
kane induction officer, explain
ed after the police patrol wagon
had called at the induction cen-
War Stamps for Sale!
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Ten days after landing on Attu, Japs were establishing themselves on nearby Kitka (1),
meanwhile a submarine shelled Estevan point (2), in British Colombia, and shells hit the
U. S. coast near Seaside, Ore., (3), map also located Coleta, Calif., (4). where a Jap sub shell
ed the U. S. Coast Feb. 23. Distances shown are In statute miles.
ter, "we just had them Jailed
to sober up."
The 13 reported for Induc
tion, Captain Kindred, in "no
condition to go into the army
or anywhere else. They'll be
sober tomorrow and go through
the regular way."
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Washington, June 2S. W)
Members of the Pacific War
council and of the senate and
house discussed war conditions
and war plans today with Presi
dent Roosevelt and Prime Min
ister Churchill and, with com
plete unanimity, said they re
ceived definite impressions that
there was reason for encourage
ment in the over-all situation.
This applied particularly to
Egypt, they indicated.
Just what the reasons for this
were could not be definitely as
certained, but Representative
Martin of Massachusetts, the
house minority leader, said the
British prime minister had in
dicated that Egypt and the Suez
Canal were not In too great
danger.
WAR PETROLEUM UNIT
URGED BY SECY. ICKES,
Washington, June 25 (IP)
Creation of a $500,000,000 war
petroleum corporation was urg
ed today by Secretary of the In
terior Ickes to prevent "prob
ably unnecessary stringest ra
tioning orders and perhaps act
ual shortages of petroleum or
some of its products for direct
military use."
War Stamps and Bonds
for Sale Day & Nile!
howe start 1 :4VS:4S-:IM
Ends TOMORROW NlUl
RECORD CROWDS!
RECORD LAUGHS!
Atl ew e uJ: .-1
EPBBjaam a a iy 1 firx.N. iw
TouHd aunts rany
Coast Areas;
FLYNNS PARTY
Hollywood. June 25. 6T")
James Fleming, 33, stand-in for
Actor Errol Flynn, was booked
in jail today on suspicion of as
sault with intent to do bodily
ham as police undertook an in
vestigation of a row at Flynn's
home early last Sunday,
Capt. Vernon Rasmussen of
the homicide squad said the con
dition of Eric Costa, butler for
Heiress Barbara Hutton. was
such that "we may have a homi
cide case on our hands."
Gosta received a fractured
skull in an Incident In the Flynn
kitchen. He had been hired to
help tend bar at a birthday
party for Flynn attended by
such screen notables as Alex
ander Korda, Merle Oberon,
Cary Grant, Tyrone Power and
Charles Chaplin. Rasmussen
said he Intended to question the
movie figures in an effort to
learn what happened.
Flemings own version was
given in a formal statement to
Detectives R. F. McGarry and J.
R. Stevens.
"I hit him after he took
NOW
Open
Every
Night
Walk a Blocks More Pay 10c Less
SEE TWICE AS MUCH!
Matinees
Every
Sat. A ffnn.
Dial 8094
Hurry Oven They End Tonitel
"THIS TIME FOR KEEPS"
Ann Rutherford Bob Sterling Guy Xibbea
Plus Tom Brown In "HELLO ANNAPOLIS"
Your favorite
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Kiska Taken
swing at me," they quoted him
as saying.
To reporters he displayed a
mark under his left eye and de
clared:
"He hit me first. Then I
socked him in the mouth. The
blow wasn't hadd enough to
knock a man down. Gosta fell
and I suppose hit his head on
the concrete."
BOEING DIVIDEND
Seattle, June 25 (P) Boeing
Airplane company directors have
declared a dividend of 1 on me
outstanding capital stock of the
company. President f . i. jonn-
son announced today. The last
dividend was declared In 1037
when 40 cents was paid.
Too Lete to Classify
FOR SALE Irrigation pump and
pipe, alao brooder atova: or trade
for calvea. Willi. Care Rlchman
Plaoe, Central Point.
furnished apartment. Phone 111'
Or 2D4U.
FOR SALE BY OWNER S room
house on pavement, some rurnl
ture. $1400. Small down pay
ment, balanoe like rent. Phone
SS17 or 3540.
FOR SALE Youns pise and veal.
Ded Selgmlller, Rt. 1, Central
Point.
LOST At Burgoynes Tueedaj nXht.
9 week old half Bcotty and Cocker
Bpenlel male pup, all black. Please
notify Lee B. Ryan, Varsity The
atre, Ashland. Phone (781. Re
ward.
EVESi
40c
Ages 12-15
2S
Kiddles lie
Inc.
TVnr Tax
Doors Open 6:45
Tomorrow Nile I SAT I
Two Rip-Roarln' Hltsl
FOR RENT Apartment. No chlMran,
no pet. 716 WlcB.
CANNINO CHERRIES, four nrlvtlM.
a lb. PaylM Mkrlut, 333 8o.
Rlwralde.
WANTED TO BUY Two SOOxlS ttpf.
315 No. rwb.
WANTED TO BUT Equity In '41 or
'41 cnr. or will trad SS CSr.
SIS No. Poh.
VOUR automobile bod In
good oondiuon ao you ean ahara It
with othtra. Daily Auto PainUnf
and Body fihop, M Bo. Bartlttt.
CABIN FOR RENT OUmora Sarrloa
atation. JacksonvUla.
FOR B ALB OR TRADE Whit
horaa for New Hampshire Rede.
Rt. 4, Box 398.
FOR RENT Nice email I room
nouae. See me 33S Beatty.
FOR SALE Breakfast table, 4 chain;
modern bedroom aet. B pieces:
pressure cooker, Ideal for cannlna:
leotrlo range, (rood enamel; bed
with aprtnta and mattress; walnut
end table; email wriung desk;
'Perfection oil heater; mounted
deer head. 1617 W. Main.
HELP WANTED Young man Store
cierk wltn or a yeare or more ex
perience. Phone S76S. F. E, Sam-
eon Co.
KELP WANTED Truck driver, prefer
man wun rurnitura moving expe
rience. Phone 8756. F. E. Samson
CO.
FOR SALE Roller bearlnr waron
jo-inch wnecls, runner tlrea; young
jersey cow. Ana south peacn, c,
Balderston.
WICKLESS OIL STOVE, burns coal
on or gasoline, table with flour
and sugar Dins, cheap. S10 oen
asee St.
BOWMAN BEAUTY SALON, Phone
S18S. 327 So. Central. Evenings by
appointment. Exclusive Agent for
Youth Sxln Cosmetics. Operators
Marcella Bowman, owner and oper
ator; Leone Crawford, formerly
with Leonard Beauty College
Olenny Shaw from Pierre. S. D.
Mildred Thomas, Leonard College
graduate; Elva Buchanan from
oray oaoiea Beauty salon. Half
way, Oregon.
BOUSE FLY SPRAY. Poultry House
Sprays, Animal Bpraya. Jackson
County Feed Co.. Court and McAn
drewa. Telephone 8404.
GENTLEMAN who called Humane
Society regarding etray setter
please call Bowden, 8261 extension
S4.
WINDOW O LASS Phone 4113 "The
Glass House," Medford MUlwork Co.
STRAWBERRY CUPS, CRATES, any
quantity. Jackson county Feed
co., court ana MCAndrews, Tele-
pnone seoe.
MOVING Equipment for any else
nousenoia joo. msi asss. cargo
inwmi. e,u iTanaier
.rJati).. THE GREATEST THRILL
,tjtv THE SCREEN HAS EVER IUI0VI1!
Starts Tomorrow for One Week Only!
SPECIAL PRICES FOR THIS INGAGEMENTi
Mats: 50c K 15c . Eves: 65c K'S 25c
All Prices Include
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ARSENATE OF LEAD, eM kinds In- WOOD Bone dry fir. no bark or asp
aectieidea for your orchard and wood: cut from SxS timbera. We
gardens. Jackson County Feed deliver. R. O. Stephenson Co.,
Co., Court and MoAAdrewa, Tele- Court and McAndrews. Phone 8000.
phone 3464. -
" - THE MODERN CLEANERS will open
WOMEN WANTED For work In dry - Monday. June 29. In our new loca-
cleaning plant top wwes. Apply tlons. 211 w. Main, "across from
Saturday to Modern Cleaners. 211 Cepco.
W. Main. -
-- .... - . 116 ACRES -- 80 scree) cultivated.
OIRL WANTED For Uiht dtitlee In some free water. 40 acne guod
dry cleaning plant, 40o per hour placer ground, fenced with woven,
to etsrt. Apply Saturday to Mod- wire, lots of wood, running stream
em Cleaners, 211 w. Main. through plaoe, 6-roora frame
" house, i Jog barns. Prloe 88.000;
WANTED Best ear 876 cash wtll ALSO
- -"V7: C" 'oat w?- "'tT-1 tu g ACRES 8-room modern house,
Tttntn mira'ini sub ... shade and lawn, good barn. dselr
?8 w 442 ,bu location. nM?Medlord. 83.600.
FOR "sALETwo bedroom borne. ASTSrDB PROPERTY Hew
Large glassed In porch, fl replies room English tvpe house, large t.
and furnace, picket fence, cloee tractive living room, fireplace, den.
to school. Terms. Phone 8686 or T ' .?"rCt: "h tnvK f
4243 foundation, double garage; lot 76a
- - . . 220 ft, only 64S0O. .
NOTICE Vetch O rowers' See ua 1 O- P1CKELU .
about Special Cotton Baga, also 18 South BarUstt
eleenlng your Vetch and Oata. T, ." ". T TT -
F'-e ". rubber. Phone 3ei Ashland bust-.
YOUNG LADY wlahea girl to share houra.
room- Ct" 47-
OOOD 10 to 12 M. SAWMILL for BP No" for tarwiga. My earwig
sale or lease. See U Were, Mt. PrT ' Pnona 5M, Mc.
Pitt Lumber Co. Oonagle.
SMALL u'nlhed house for rent, 828 T?H SALE 2 Hoiophane electric
East Jackson. "s6' natures with chains. Will car-
- ry 800-watt lights. A bargain It
FURNISHED rocm for rent, 1108 N taken at once. Call at Mail
Itlveraide. Tribune office.
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FOR SALE S eowa to farrow soon. WANTED Commercial epraylng, 11
Inquire Lllllea Plaoe or Phone 4028. yrs. In Medford. Ph. 8SS8 McOontgle.
WANTED 60 used chain or benchee LIVESTOCK SALE at Pavilion will bo
for Chapel Hall. P. O. Box 630, temporarily cloaed until further no
Central Point. tlca. So. Ore. Livestock Auction Co,
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scAmiversary:
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was born in 1892.
Today, as in the old days, this
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pleasure to countless thousands!
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