Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 30, 1942, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1942. LOCAL and PERSONAL f HolidaT Closing All office of the county courthouse will be closed all day Saturday, legal holiday. Sunday Travel A large num ber of valley residents motored Sunday to spend the afternoon in Lithia park. On Trip South Mrs. Thomas 7. Higgins and son Jean, leave tomorrow for San Francisco, where they will spend the Fourth of July vacation period visiting Clay Higgins employed In the shipyards there. Cited to Court William Wal ter Alexander charged with driving while under the influ ence of intoxicating liquor by state police, appeared in justice court this morning and pleaded not guilty. His trial was set for 1:30 p. ra. Wednesday. Daniel Bay Walter, of this city, was eited to appear In justice court 'today, charged with operating an automobile with an improper license. '125 . ' U C'7.. PEORI ilL Attends Matches Harry Chipman of Ashland was among those attending the wrestling program at the Hertford armory last evening. Takes Distributor R. C. Pie blad. Camp White employe, re ported to city police yesterday that someone removed the dis tributor head from his automo bile while It was parked to local parking lot recently. V V Corn Ts Mm VnlnnW Women's Motor lupin mjmHr will meet with Captain Blanche iuorreu, is corning court Mon day at 7:30 p. m. Following the business session first aid practice is scheduled. Those at tending are requested to bring a blanket, solints. trianeiilsr bandages and first aid car kits. me inner lor inspection. The meeting is compulsory it was stated today. Car Collide A. B. Barnes and Charles Ryan, no addresses listed, were operators of auto mobiles which collided at the Third and Front street intersec tion yesterday at 1:30 p. m. Both cars were badly damaged a report on file stated. Mrs. L. Hammack of 629 Pine street and Emily Eunice Glass of Browns- boro were driving cars which collided at the Bartlett and Fifth street intersection at 12:30 p. m yesterday. Henry J. Lecocq. of 244 South Central avenue and William Rosendahl of 325 South Riverside were driving cars which collided Sunday at 6 p. m, on the Jacksonville hill a report tiled yesterday stated. NOW 0 Open Every Night Matinees Enrj flat. Snn. Walk 2 Blocks Mors Pay 10c Less SEE TWICE AS MUCH! X H E TTjV EV Dial 5094 Doors Open s5 TOMORROW and THURSDAY NIGHTS S Two Favorite Series On the Same Bill! A Comic Cruise That'll Make You Howl! I EVES. I 40e . k A Ktditln lie I 1X1 inr- i SaMi trP r. I J asssssMasBsssM l Plus This Added Excitement Mystery! . :jijufrafQaEai h, -fc, Htf.'IIHII'IJ.M.t Ends Tontte! WItT HISXOX "ALWAYS In My HEART" FOR THREE" Phoenix Meet Off The reg ular meeting of Phoenix Thim ble club, scheduled for next Friday, has bees postponed un til further notice. Loses Star Constable Nick Young of the Medford district has lost his gold plated star, and until it is located, he is wearing deputy sheriff badge. Linoleum Laying The work of laying new linoleum In the county agent, justice of the peace, and Red Cross offices on the first floor of the courthouse have been completed. A new flooring is being placed In the sheriff's office today. Soa Visits Here William Ray Stillwell, second class mus ician at the marine base at San Diego is visiting his mother. Mrs. H. E. Richardson at 1025 North Central avenue for sev eral days. Stillwell plans to take up duties as captains' ord erly in the near future. He has been visiting tn Utah. Wed In Reno Marriage licenses issued in Reno today included number of Jackson county residents according to Associated Press wire reports. Among them are Stephen V. Dutkiewicz and Dorothy L. Gaines, both of Medford; B. L. Freeman and Ileana Calkins, both of Medford; Edward A. Guamera, Medford and Marly A, Miller, Los Angeles. Imcravina Ted Graham of route 2, sawyer at Alley Broth ers mill, south of Mecuora near Vnnrhies crossing was reoorted to be Improving satisfactorily at sacred Heart nospnat waay from a broken arm received at the mill Saturday at 3 a. m. The dog was reported to have slip nrt hit the saw. flying off and striking Graham on the right arm as an empty carriage was being returned. The flesh was badly torn and the right arm broken. Graham was taxen w th ttosnital by Perl s arnbu- Jance. Vl.it Sefcenen Caotain and Mrs. Frederick Leidel and Mrs T. H. Culbertson and little daughter, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank scnerrer, iu uen esee street, for a few days. Mrs. Leidel and Mrs. Culbertson are the Scherrers' daughters. Cap tain Leidel, on CCC duty here several years ago is now station ed at Monterey, Calif. Mrs. Cul bertson will rejoin Captain Cul bertson, former Medford airport manager, who Js on army duty at LeMoore airfield in Califor nia, Local Visitors Captain and Mn. Thomas H. Emmens and son Robert of Missoula, Mont., thle mornine by train for a visit at the home of Cap tain Emmen s mother. Airs. i. 3. Emmens, 1443 East Main imt nri Mn. Emmens Darents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Inch, 602 Catherine street, captain cm mean h heen stationed with the medical examiners board at the recruiting center at Missoula and is to be transferred to Butte, Mont. He plans to remain hm a few days and Mrs. Em mens, the former Leah Inch, will visit in Medford during use month of July. .Holly Comedy P.5 t. When Lupe Vele. with the id of Leon Errol. casts her naughty eye on Charles "Buddy" Rogers there s fun to pay, ac cording to advance reports, in "Mexican Spitfire at Sea, bring ing the comic trio ts the Holly theatre for tomorrow and Thurs day nights. "A Desperate Chance for El- lery Queen." starring William Gargan as the ace sleuth, will play as the companion mystery. Coming Friday The Rialio theatre will show for one big week starting Friday the popular new motion picture "This Above All," which stars this year's academy award wuv ner, Joan Fontaine, with Tyrone Power and a large supporting cast. ellu Week at ADRIENNE'S "GOOD HOUSEKEEPERS" Picture-pretty cottons ... radiant with domestic glamour, Nice and cheery for morning coffee with your husband, whipping up the children's lunch. Ever so easy to launder (colors pop up bright and fresh after every suds ing) ... fit true as your shadow $195 JUST TRY ONE ON! ill fictwtW btrf print barfst tm witH tk roc Pretty t Ny. blmek. Jl I M Promoted Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Barley. Sr., of Hotel Holland have received word that their son, Joe E. Earley, Jr., has been promoted from corporal to ser geant. He is with the headquar ters of the eighth fighter com stand at Bangor, Me. Earley, Jr., enlisted in the U, S. army, Dec. 14, Two Fires The pumper of the city fire department answer ed call at 4:15 p. rr. yester day at 1713 North Riverside to extinguish a roof fire at the Er nest Johnson residence. Little damage was reported. A flue fire at the home of Mrs. B. L. Hunter, SI North Oakdale ave nut at 1:13 p. m. yesterday caused no damage the fire de partment reported today. WELDING GLASSES BEING EXPANDED; ON 24-HOUR BASIS With the formation of three new welding classes instruction in the defense welding classes is being offered 24 hours a day In Wedford. Five classes are a I ready in progress but a call for additional welders has been is sued by the shipyards and men ana women are being given em ployment at beginning wages of $1.20 an hour E, H, Hedrick, head of the defense class pro gram in Jackson county said today. Completion of the class in struction takes from 150 to 250 hours depending on aptitude of the student. Hedrick explained that some are being taken by the shipyards with less than the required time if recommended, by the instructor. Day classes, i especially, are open to the women, with men being given preference In the early evening shifts. , New classes will start as soon 1 s students are enrolled which 1 will be in about two days. Regis-; tration may be mads at the city school superintendent s office or by telephoning the office be-; tween 8 a. m. and 12 noon or' and S p. m. Word has been received from the shipyards that women welders are "doing a suc cessful Job." The class schedule beginning midnight runs: 12 midnight to 3 a, m. open to U, new class; 3-6 a. m full ciass, 6 to 9 a. m.. open to three; 9 a. m. to 12 noon. open to 14, new class:; 12 noon to 3 p. m. open to 14, new ciass; 3 to 8 p. m. open to 3; 8 to 9 p. m. full; 9 p. m. to midnight open to 3. deems urn foe Cisi)d Ails s. m. Too 1st to Ciawtfy 12 .SO p. m. a,0 w 4 a fc r i en prtft cstte .wiili SM tt. Mm. tni4. 1140. Dresses Modeled and Wora by Salesladies All This Week SEE OWH WINDOWS Sixes 10 to 44. Priced 1.98 to 16.98. ADRIENNE'S In "Moontide mf.TKMt WAKTS OtO er KR BL Bol Asa Cbmt, 6c prr lb You ihcIe. IS Vcoouvsf. KICK LABOB BOOM PrlT e.i trane. H t i-d coxl wslar is room. 0i w, Sl.t. : t v 1 vr 1 .. e.f; Jit i .! ft -I available from 2 until 5 and 1 until 10 p. m. Those Interested must be be tween 1? and 43 years of age and in good health. The posi tions are open to both men and women. After a successful per iod of training student trainees will be eligible for advancement tst roRS coach, samt bb. to positions paying up to $8,800 rC!R sals dcj 6e. unnn- per year at nortnwesi oeporai mitt mtc!in smk: nm , xithlraets of the U, S. tseai. PSoo MTt, army air corps. CADETS CHOSEN Portland, June 30 tm Ray B- Tucker, Stlverton, and Mel vm H. Brantly, Ashland, were among Oregon young men an nounced today as having been selected as naval aviation cadets. FOR BALK rrtm, 80s h, L. P. 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