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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, MONDAY, JUNE 29. 1942. PAGE FIVE LOCAL and Clin Ts Meet Braille class will meet Wednesday at 3 p. m. at the First Presbyterian church parlors, it was announced today. Business Visitors Benton L. Pool and daughter, bliss Maude Pool of Big Applegate were among Medford business visi tors today. To Ashland Mr. and Mrs. Royal E. Bebb of 528 South Grape street visited Mrs. James Stevens in Ashland Friday night Group Disbands Officers of the Phoenix Health group an nounced today that the unit has been disbanded until the fall months. , Hall Open The recreation hall of the First Baptist church. North Central avenue and Fifth ' street, will open at 8 o'clock tonight. The public is cordially invited to the opening. Tire Stolen Jerry Jerome of 1326 West Main street reported to city police yesterday that a wheel, tire and tube were re moved from his automobile sometime recently. All - Day Meeting Phoenix Red Cross meeting will be held Tuesday all-day at the Phoenix Presbyterian church parlors be ginning at 10 a. m. Phoenix women are asked to join in the meeting. a a Hera Friday Among Ashland residents visiting in Medforck Friday were W. D. Whittle and daughter, Betty; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Tripp, Mrs. L. E. Ager, ' Mrs. B. C. Forsythe and Mrs. W. H. Mapes. Visiting Kara Mrs. Gordon Hunt and daughter. Miss Lona, arrived here Saturday from Calistoga, Cal., for a three weeks' visit with Mrs. Hunt's mother, Mrs. A. M. Wall of 628 McAndrews road. Mrs. Hunt is the former Rosamond Wall. Cited To Court Lilllam May Thompson of Rogue River, charged with driving an auto mobile without an operator's license, was cited to appear in Justice court July 2, by state police. Larry Marsh of Medford and Herbert G. Mires of Phoe nix, each were cited to appear in Justice court June 30 for operating automobiles without mufflers. Two Fires The city fire de partment answered a call at the ' Hotel Jackson at 10:33 p. m. Sunday to extinguish a small blaze evidently caused by a cigarette which was dropped in a waste basket in the ladies' rest room. Little damage was reported. A cigarette dropped at the shooting gallery at 21 South Riverside avenue resulted in a minor blaze about 11:50 p. m. Sunday, No damage was reported. Silver Medal Cow Forward Sybil Jean 1188131, owned by Marvin A. Poyer of Ashland, has completed a silver medal production record, it was an nounced by the American Jer sey Cattle club. New York City. She started test at three yean, six months, producing 9,898 pounds of milk, 5.59 per cent, 553.08 pounds of fat milked twice daily. Forward Sybil Jean Is officially classified "good i plus." I Return Home Miss Cather ine and Miss Margaret Rawlings who have been visiting the past two weeks with Miss Janet Tur pin of 714 East Jackson voule vard and Miss Shirley Goodman of 720 Welch street have re turned to their home in Vallejo, Cal., where their father is su perintendent of the Kaiser Con struction company at Mare Is land shipyards. Miss Margaret has been attending San Fran cisco State college for the past four months. UEAttii IA1KS DR. A. R. HEDGES Chiropractic Naturopathic Phont ana lis E- sl- Phona 3170 128 E. Main St. DEAFNESS HEAD NOISES Deafness and head noises place a strain upon the whole nervous svstem. The greater the deRree of deafness and the more irritat ing the noises the greater is the strain. With these lessened or overcome nearly all would be in better health. You cannot be on a nervous tension trying to hear and expect to be in your other wise sUte of health. Often these conditions can be improved or corrected by proper treatment Otherwise the proper "hearing aid ' is of great bene fit. In select ing a "Hearing aid'' instrument be sure it does not transmit for eign noises to your ear, also that I it properly fits your particular ear, and that its tone as well as volume is under proper control. Personalized service costs you no more, and you may hear igain with joy. PERSONAL To Portland Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Ronfort of 508 Board man street left for Portland over the week-end to spend a short time visiting friends and relatives. Friday night they visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Lindner in Ashland. Mrs. Lindner is Mrs. Bonfort's aunt. Three Inducted Three Jack son county men have been In ducted into the armed forces of the United States and assigned to the ordnance department at the Aberdeen proving ground, Maryland, according to word received here. They are Ed ward H. Doerschuk, post office box 248, Central Point; Willis L. Hild, 983 Boulevard, Ash land, and Glen E. Russell, box HI, Talent, Oregon. IN FIRE FIGHTING Two groups of voluntary civ ilian firefighters, under direc tion of Rogue River National Forest officials, spent several hours in the woods yesterday re ceiving practical experience In extinguishing fires. The volun tary fighters are to be called in case serious emergencies arise this summer. Organized by Bill Llngaas, of fice manager and Harry Dow son, sales manager a crew of 19 millworkers of Medford Corpor ation was taken in a forest serv ice truck to Four-Bit creek in the Butte Falls district. The mill-workers, making the trip on their own time, were trained in constructing a fire line and In putting out an actual fire by Maurice Tedrow, Rogue River National Forest fire assistant. Foreman of the volunteer crew is C. H. Shritt. The other volunteer group, composed of members of the Rot;ue River Sportsmen's club, traveled to the Little Applegate forest camp where Lee Port of the Star ranger station and a group of trained fire-fighters demonstrated the 10-man "one lick" method of fire fighting, de veloped and perfected by Ran ger McReynolds under supervi sion of Karl Janouch, Rogue River National Forest super visor, and Port. Accompanying this volunteer group were Janouch and H. P. Gaylor, assistant supervisor of the Grand Mesa National Forest in Coladado, here on a special fire control assignment. The Rogue River Sportsmen's club plans to enlist a consider able number of sportsmen as volunteer fire-fighters to assist the regular fire-fighting crews should a critical situation occur. Sportsmen desiring to volunteer may obtain application blanks at the forest service office in the federal building or at Lam port's. GIVEN $100 FINE Kermit Mansfield of Ashland, charged with operating an auto mobile while under the Influ ence of intoxicating liquor, was fined $100 In the c'ty police court this morning and his driv er's license was revoked for a year. Mansfield was arrested Sun day after his automobile which he was driving on South Front street turned into West Main street and sideswiped the auto mobile being operated by Will iam Root of Central Point. FOUR WILL ROGERS Oklahoma City 0J.R) Four candidates named Will Rogers, none of them related to the late humorist who was killed In an Alaskan plane crash with Wiley Post, filed for office this sum mer. Two were running for secretary of state, one for cor poration commissioner and one for the state senate. doting tlma tor Classified Ad, 0 a. ra Too late to Claaslly 13:30 p. m. LastTimeTonight BACK of JACKSON SCHOOL Twka Oilt I ins t K. 0m K 1 mi 7 1 :? Si i. - oiat 1 UNO E.-1 1 J a.o.e. ravoairs HUNDREDS OF PEOPLS AND ANIMALS tons Of smroRMiNO ilcohants SCOHIS OF MiSNIFICtXT HOUSES ClOWNJ CAlOE a ACHES Q TINTS MUM Of TMC PCXie S enewT etiicw tiitui Stilwell IPS i f " w . Lleut.-Gen. Joseph (Vinegar Jos) Stilwsll (canter), reached New Delhi, India, after a trip from tha Burma area where he said: "We took a hell of beating." With him on an American trans port plan (background), ware Brig.-Gen. Earl L. Nalden daft), chief of staff to Major-Gen. L. H. Braraton (right), who commands th Tanth Air squadron in India. Photograph made by Preston Grover, Associated Press correspondent in India. Oil Stations Close Tuesday Afternoon To Dig For Rubber Service stations of Jackson county will be closed between J and 6 p. m. Tuesday while at tendants make neighborhood canvasses of scrap rubber, it was announced today by Kenneth Parrett, county chairman of the petroleum committee in charge of the rubber drive. AH Ore gon service stations will observe similar closing hours, suspend ing gasoline sales for th after noon. Parrett said that Jackson county's scrap pile thus far to taled 450,039 pounds. CMC employes at Camp White have collected over 4,000 pounds of scrap rubber at the camp and today were to turn the check it brought over to the local USO. Washington, June 29 W) President Roosevelt extended the rubber collection drive to day for an additional ten days because collections through Sat urday had brought in a disap pointing total of 219,000 tons. Originally scheduled to have ended at midnight tomorrow, the campaign now will continue through July 10. Former Hairdresser Faces Federal Trial San Francisco, June 29 (JP) Larry Dudley Clawson, 25. for mer hairdresser who deserted a conscientious objector's camp in Oregon to Join the merchant ma rine, was today ordered re moved to Portland for trial. U. S. Commissioner Francis St. J. Fox. who ordered the re moval, fixed bail at $1,500. Clawson was charged with fail ing to return to the civilian pub lic service camp 21 at Cascade Locks after being granted leave last Dec. 22. Births TJNRUH To Mr. and Mrs. Roy, Prospect, June 29, girl, 0 lbs., at Sacred Heart hospital. BROWN To Mr. and Mrs. Victor, 21 Genesee st., June 27, a boy, 8 lbs., at Community hospital. CROUCHER To Mr. and Mrs. Loren, Route 3, June 29, a boy, 7 lbs., at Sacred Heart hos pital. PEPPER PLANT OLD Durham, N. H. (Agricul tural experts at the University of New Hampshire say that pepper plants will last for years In the university's greenhouse is a plant four years old which is moved into the fields In the spring and repotted and brought Inside In the fall. Record State', Part in War Columbus, O. (U.R) Gov. John W, Bricker has appointed a cnmmisslon to collect and pre serve records of Ohio's part In the present war, for the benefit of future historians. Cse Mall Tribune want ads. ecu: ANTI-GRAY HAIR VITAMIN HERE This nlracle entf-ra kalr vitamin im Calcium Pantothenate! ffr te th Bulions who sr ha nd icappajd with wny 1 hnir tlw to thb Tiuirin daiictitr. It can mv b bad In palaubie tablet iorai nden '.he nam GRAYVITA. Actum I tn-j rrporiexl br a laadfriC Aatloo. I sojt)ahold erararin on psraoni rnr tne ta trvm U to 0 rwcal that ahrj j poitle enirlctife of rttarn of hair eoler. 1 Tkim hitarrraUr It niPt-lUe a natural enlf birmant thru Ih hair roou, at thi$ ritamln rJH.ctr,'-r tn the lvdr la rplen iRr4d Oivm GRAYVITA a trial. V4r ew end tale ad'-antaea of crar lnr1etrT frrf' rr.'.r II. 40 for a 14 da? aipplr. It.nt) for l"Q dart npjr (Fonnarlr 12.00 aal 14.04) Jutt frhece 2440 Corner Main and RIw. WAINSCOXT'S PHAKMACV i In India , ! 1 Sheriff Job Open In Curry County Gold Beach, Ore., June 29 (fP) Curry county was look ing for a new sheriff today. The county court disclosed that F. W. Smith has submitted his resignation. A former ship fitter, he plans to work in Port land shipyards. AD MAN CHANGES Albany, Ore., June 29 (&) C. L. McKinley, advertising manager of the Albany Democrat-Herald, announced today that he has accepted the posi tion of business manager of the McMinnvllle Telephone Regis ter. He succeeds Wm. J. Jones, who has entered military serv ice. SON rOLLOWS LETTER Reno. Nev. iUR) Leland Jen kins received a letter from his sailor son, L. B. Jenkins, In Australia stating he had just received 47 newspapers, 15 let ters and three pay checks in one mail. A few days later th son showed up for a three-day visit to his father. TJa Mat) Tribune want ads. In Holly Drama Js Walter Huston has th grand est role of his career as the father of the Scott Tamlly In "Always In My Heart", playing at the Holly Theatre through to morrow night. Kay Francis and the new singing star, Gloria Warren, have roles with Hus ton. "Week-end for Three", featur ing Edward Everett Horton and Zasu Pitts, plays as the added fun feature. Buy War Donda Stantpa Day & Nil msssn Show, Week Dart 1:a-:45-9;00 NOW PLAYING! 1942's Bio Ad .'"v venture That r Will Be Ramam K. k lu.au. I I t I (ai etsrrtne BAY MILLAND JOHN WAYNE PAULETTE GODDARD Price ror Ihl. Flrtuia Onl! Matinees SOe Ue Inc. Tax Evenings 65c 25c Inc. Tax i fits I I 9U, COMING N JX T Craterian Star a . wafaw. Joan Crawford returns to the screen in the kind of role that made her a star as the giddy, dancing flirt who made front page history when "They All Kissed the Bride", In the com edy by that title playing at the Craterian Theatre through to morrow night. Melvyn Douglas plays opposite Miss Crawford. Dramatic Roles Cecil B. DeMille's gigantic Technicolor spectacle, "Reap the Wild Wind," continuea to draw capacity crowds to the Rialto Theatre where it Is playing through Thursday night. John Wayne and Paulette Goddard have roles with Ray Milland, Robert Preston, Lynne Over man and dozens more. Most construction for the Jap anese navy is carried on at th three naval bases of Sasebo, Kure and Yokosuka. Notice of Hearing Amplication No. 25U3S. Before the Railroad Commission of the State of California. In the Matter of the Application Of THE CALUUHIN1A OKE GON POWER COMPANY, a corporation, for authority to reclassify its outstanding com mon stock, and to issue certifi cates for such reclassified stock, and to Issue $3,500,000 principal amount of serial notes, and for such other order as may be appropriate. Notice is hereby given that the Railroad Commission of the State of California has set a hearing In the above entitled matter before Examiner Fank- hauser for Monday, July 6, 1942, at 10 a. m., in the Commission Courtroom, State Building, San rrancisco, at which time and place all Interested parties may apnear and be heard. By order of the Railroad Commission. Dated at San Francisco, this zatn day or June, (Seal) H. G. MATHEWSON, Secretary Railroad Commission of the btate of California. Too Late to Classify WANTED a dlahwahra, atoady job wun oonua. victory caia. as o. i-antrai. FOR 8AWV-1 Chevrolet. tlS H Pflacn. TALI, GRASS and weeds cut with power mowej. Phono 2837, Joa J jones. FOR GALE 1939 Oldamnbll door Srden. fair tlrea. full purahaM price. V4UU.UU. aKiwara Kramer, 401 So. Rlverelde, Medford. War Stamps For Sale! ROXY Mgllls Unly :4-e:0O xM Inc. Ux Riddle, He tne. ux FIBBED McGEE and MOLLY EDGAR BERGEN and Charlie McCarthy LUCILLE BALL Tomorrow Nite for 3 hltesl Plus Maxle Rosenbloom In Pi tor They End Tonitel TLLERY QUEEN and the MURDER RING' Plus Eddie Albert Q RE AT MR. NOBODY" Radio a Top Funsters! , m PUPS rOR 8ALI Mother, full blooded eoacb. tlS a. Ortvp Pftone 3743. FOR Wood lnp. US 00. 60? rum st. WANTtD"FfriM.od fountain halp Mte'i Mtd mt. Oth ni Orp. ROOMS rTHVTSHED for light hOUM- WANTKIV Two cook. 3 rilihwmthrft. IVnnty'e Top Notch Catt. ROYAL ANNS CHERRIES. 60 lb.. picked. C. H Bfta. Rout 4. Box S1S-B, Tort Baker Road. FOR RENT CI ran lcepln nwmi for 3 or mora respectable men. &07 Palm St. POR 6ALE- 1936 Plymouth Deluxe Man, overhauled, flc rubber. JOO. Phone Central Point 193. FURNISHED APARTMENT for two. Reasonable rate. 24a Na Orapa. CHF.RRIES. Mveral varieties. 4 mile nortn uear ere Dndga. uabhardi. Central point. FOR SAL8 Choloe vealer.. Medford lea and Storm a. Vein Marehall. POR RENT 6 room unfurni&hed houae. Call at 123 Vancouver, WANTED Married man for orchard work three mllea from Medford- 6 room houae with bath furntahed. Good wages, steady work. Karl Tumy. 310 Liberty Bid. TWO ROOM APARTMENT at Old Stage Houae, Phoenix, Ore. WANTED TO RENT OR LEASE Pour or five room unfurnished house, for one year by local fam ily. Will pay 1st and feat months rent in advance Small acreage preferred. Phona 6091 between 8 A. M. and 13 noon. Mta. Sari Cooper. POR SALS Sx tan alon table. 619 so. Ivy, POR SALE Trailer houae. equipped. iT-awna oi. jttcn ouineriana, t Mae'e Sport Center OA Crater Lake Hwy., 4 comers. FOR BALE Bear and eat hounds. coyote, deer mud rabbit proof. 613 Maneantt St., Central Point, Call evenings. POR RENT a Room Living Quar ters. At ajacx i and nana otore. POR SALE 40 ton good clean wild oai nay in anoex. aa.oa per ton. A. L. peclt. Lake Creek. 6 ROOM modern hou&a for quirk erne, rteaaonaoie. oua oo, out, Or ants Pass. FOR SALE Studio Couch or trade lor 3 wheel trailer with or without tires. Phona Central point, 113. FOR SALE Pie Cherrlea. 101 Port- tana, rnone soo. CASH for food t:0 or 8:00x30 Inch urre ana tuoee. jzu ucneeea. FOR COLORED FRYERS. Telephone onyacra. 014V. FOR SALE Furniture and leaaa on largo house nar cantonment, auiuble for boarder,. Phona OSOQ. LOST Between Medford and Oranta Paaa, billfold containing money and paper,. Reward. Den Orlfflo, P. O. Box 1133, Medford. FOR SALS BY OWNER Six room house fine location, ready for im mediate occupation. Added lavor atory adjoining third bedroom. Lawne, shrubbery, beautiful en closed yard, garage, utility house, ahade trees. Bargain for Imme diate sals. Phona 31)88. FOR SALE OR LEASE One John Deere 114 Inch hammer mill. Bee A. L. Kitchen, Box 18, Starling Route, Jacksonville. FOR SALE OR RENT 6 room mod em house. Inquire Lloyd Smith across from Howard School on Old Peoiflo H ifh way. wanted woman companion for mlddle-sied woman In country home. Must drive. No ohoiea. wages. 810 Wills matte. ORDER pFllil wayy ' - '" XS l I I j OITI THIS ORDER TQ MAIL TRIBUNE NEWSPAPER BOY. I would like to bare , , . , Name , Address .. City Boat No. .. . 1. 1 . i Medford Mall Tribune COMBINATION Stock, Ray, Fruit Ranch. 40 aerea, no waste. This place has provided today's owner with exoellent living continuously th peat 36 years. 610.000 Includ ing this year'a valuable crop. Must be half eaah. Dial 3570. Walter U. Jones to buy this property. Exclusively listed for Immedtsta sale. ffilAA Modern 6 rm. etueoo, fur yt AVvnace, hardwood floors, own er leavina elty 636 park Ave , ahown only by office appointment. ALSO rooms. 3 bdrmt.. 33T So. ytClJUOakdale, close In. Owner moved away, muat aell. Terms. ALSO COAAA w room, modem, 6 scree VJUVVlrrisotM, 9 miles northeast of Medford. Vacant and ready for oooupancv. Terms. CARL T. TENOWALD Holly Theatre Bid.. 6th fe Holly WANTED TWO UNnTRNI9HFD BOOMS by worklne; mother with two children. Phone 6311. HEREFORD BULL Oood stock.3 yoart old, 9 ml. left past Anderson Creek School. Geo, Clark, Talent. FOR RENT Nicely furnished front room In private home. 836 SO Holly or call 4A68. HOUSE. Vacant July 1st for sale 900. Halt down, balanca Uke rent. 637 West Second. FOR SALE Studio couch with back rest: bed. sprint and mattress: mall heating stove. 10? N. Peach. FOR SALE 3 Holophana electric Hint fixtures with chains wm car ry SOO-watt lights. A bara-aln U taken at onos. Call at Mall Tribune office. LIVESTOCK SALE at Pavilion will be temporarily closed until further no tice so. oa Livestock Auction co Now Open Every Night MATS SAT and SUN Onlyl HOLLY Walk I tltorka More Fa; 1 SEI TWICE AS MUCH Nights Only Weak Day. start at iS 40e iSo lie Including tax TWO GRAND HITS1 MATfCffi HBSTQB and a KIT sinsea. - mm mm, , Ends Tomorrow Nit a I HERE COMES FUN! AtmRATi CHeCXEFOa tiuRarQwEGi BLANK FOR DEFENSE SAVINGS , , m Wednesday . Thursday Nltaal . 1 lucent Defense Sarlnta Stamps each weal: until further notice. State . Breach , WANTED Commercial vprsylnf. It yra in Medford- Ph 6666 McOonacla. BIONAL 6FRVIC1 STATtOH Sixth and Fir, open avaninga. except Frw day. till 16 p. m. for your convea lenee. MEDFORD BARGAIN ROtTBB SPECIALS Larte atocka or new and uaad ear pemer'e im cement worker1, tool of all klnde. Lam. quantity of work eDatha. ehoee, boota. allekar eeate. am clothea, hip boot, knee n4 Utm boota. Tent and tarpauUna, new aad need. all alaea. Ronnnf paper. bulMlrg anaattnf pi per and doora, wlndowa. Tetytbiaa tor Um bome. Larfa ahlpmrnt at uaad bade, eed aprlna and mattreaaee at a aa inf. Devenoe, davenport eeta. platform rackara, tto. at old prtoaa. Wa atlll feava nail. ilm-.k amooth wire, and barb wire. Faint per gallon el 5, all colon, alaa Unwed oil and turpentine. Doora. wlndowa. esrecn doora, alaaa and wire acreen. New and uaad. Urge atook of (aroen toola, Uwte mowera, ate. Saw Mllla and Logera. Attention! Wa carry a lrge ttoe of new and, need cable high teitad ehalne, pul. leya, chokers, t. Sea ua for your pipe neada. New and uaed. Large quantity of pipe ttt- tlnfja. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOOSC S7 No. Orapa. Phona T4 War Stamps and Bonds for Sale Day and Nite! Bhowa Dally l:4J-:4S-:00 Ends Tomorrow Mitol Gajr, Uproviout Funl p Jaaaxaa tuut ; - '. , X HH ... .. . aa k i Uflilff UMJJ A GRAND NEW STAR! In rnors-thtn-grsnd roltl lets lit r.IPIW tnDIMAss-9 vnwsn a saw. WEDNESDAY They're Making LIBERTY BELLS Out of DOOR BELLS STAMPS