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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1942. PAGE NINB LOCAL and PERSONAL ' i On Business Carl Winn, vice president of the International Woodworkers of America, with headquarters in Portland, was a recent Medford business visitor. Vara A Pav Martin of Portland, state director of the office of government reports is visiting in Medford on official business. Martin is under Elmer Davis, head of the war informa tion bureau. To Hospital Mrs. Karl L. Janouch of 1202 East Main street was taken to Community hospital yesterday afternoon suffering from a severe attack of the flu. She is the wile or the cnrwarvisnr of the Roeue River National forest. ; Workers Wanter Boat build ers, boilermakers, coppersmiths, machinists, sh.pfitters," ship wrights and riveters are needed for work in the Panama Canal Zone. Salaries are high, it is stated in the civil service an nouncement. Applicants in this area may apply to Frank E. Miles, U. S. Employment Ser vice, Hotel Holland building, here. Appointed Leader Pvt. James E. Abbott of Medford has been appointed squad leader of the first platoon of Company C, 84th Infantry training battalion at Camp Roberts, (Cal.), accord ing to word received from the camp. Pvt. Abbott, six-foot-three inches of potential fighting man, is establishing a fine record in a new group of trainees, having qualified as an "expert" on the tough bayonet course, the press release stated. Minor Mishaps Louis C. Gel brith, Jr., of Bend, Ore., and Melvin F. Brewster of Eagle Point were operators of pas senger cars which collided at the intersection of East Eighth and Bartlett streets Tuesday at 5:15 p. m. a report on file stated. A. M. Gault of 123 Cottage street and Mrs. Eva Low of 39 North Orange street were driv ing cars which collided on West Sixth street near the railroad in tersection Tuesday at 3:30 p. m. Alvin L. Peterman of 40 Quince street, operating a passenger car and T. O. Maupin driving a truck, were involved in a minor accident at North Riverside ave nue and Edwards street Tuesday at 2:30 p. m., a report on file stated. DEFENSE WORKERS! Better Health - flatter Work Rtrtal, Colon n& Hernia (Ruptuf.) di.oid.ia Impair VOU! b..ltb oomtort .Ifl l.noy ..rnlnq power. Wa uccwlullr tr..t th.a. oota ditlona. tBoludlo9 Ptlst, without ao.ptl.1 op.r.tiGD. for 0X80110811011 or aand for 0 VREX dooctlptivo Booklet. Opaa (yonlogt. Mom. Woo)., ML, 7 (0 S. JO Dr. C.J. DEAN CLINIC Physician antf &urfon If. fc Cor. I Burn fid ad Grand Av. ToUpbon IAit3.il 8, PortUad, Otsmjou Visiting Friends Mrs. Ethel O'Neil of this city is visiting friends in Sacramento and Oak land, Cal., for a short time.. Visits Son Mrs. Agnes Seno denos of this city is visiting her son, Luther Richards, at Oak hind, Cal. Richards has been with the U. S. navy for 20 years. Plan Picnic Fern Valley com munity will meet at the Fred Hensler place July 4 for a picnic dinner. The gathering begins at noon. To California Mrs. Elizabeth Bowerman and daughter, Beth, left by motorcar this morning for San Carlos, Cal., where they will visit Mrs. Bowerman's son, Dan Bowerman and family. Writes Article "As A Fellow American, What's Your Opin ion?", a humorous article ap pearing in Appleland News pub lished in Yakima, Wash., was written by Gordon R. Green, Medford manager of the Ameri can Fruit company. The article deals with bicycle riding. Grass Fir The city fire de partment was called to Timber Products company at McAn drew road and Ross lane yester day at 5:12 p. m. to extinguish a grass fire. Before the blaze was brought under control a large pile of old lumber was also burned. The truck returned to the fire hall at 6:30 p. m. New Warehouseman Albert O. Hansen, who formerly re sided in Okanogen, Wash., has arrived here to assume his duties as warehouseman for the Rogue River National Forest. He succeeds Karl Chapler. who recently took a position with the U. S. army air service in Port land. Mr. Hansen was accom panied to Medford by his wife and son. Leaving Today Second-Lieu tenant Thomas H. Culbertson. technical inspector in the U. S army air force stationed at Le moore army basic flying school near Fresno, Calif., planned to return to the field this afternoon by plane. He arrived here last night to visit relatives. Second- Lieutenant Culbertson is former manager of the Medford munici pal airport. Vacation In South Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Meeker and daughter Eleanor returned last evening from a two weeks' trip to south ern California. Driving south by way of Sacramento, they visited friends in Los Angeles and vicinity, including Riverside and Santa Ana. They returned by way of the coast highway, stopping in Santa Barbara and San Francisco, Mrs. A. J. Jo hannson and Miss Roberta Iven hoe returned with them from Oakland. Cal. Mrs. Johannson is here to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Corey of the Crater Lake highway. Society To Meet Jackson County Medical society will meet tonight at 7 o'clock for dinner at the Catholic parish house on South Oakdale avenue. Dr. A. J. Loeffler will give a paper. Dr. A. E. Dodson will also appear on the program. To . Receive Wings Cadet Henry Ward Evans will be grad uated from Lake Charles Army Flying school. Lake Charles, La., Friday at 9 a. m., when he will receive his wings and a rank of second lieutenant. Cadet Evans is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Evans of Chiloquin, Ore., former Talent residents. Eagles To Meet Crater Lake aerie. No. 2093, Fraternal Order of Eagles and Auxiliary will meet at the hall Thursday at 8 p. m. to hear A. C. Lucas report on. the state convention held In La Grande and other aeries he visited during his vacation. The meeting will close with a dance. Return Home Mrs. Frank Ap- plegate and daughter, Ella, have returned to their home on South Oakdale avenue after a month's vacation in California. They visited friends in San Diego, Santa Barbara, Tulare and at Los Angeles were guests of Mrs. W. C. Debley, former Medford resident. Visit In Roseburg Mrs. May- belle Klemm of this city and her sister. Miss Olive Wilson of Klamath Falls are visiting rela tives and friends in Roseburg for several days. Mrs. Klemm formerly taught school In Rose burg and for a number of years has been on the faculty of Medford junior high school. Cited To Court Clifford Cleo Allen of this city was charged by state police yesterday with operating an automobile with more than three persons in the front sea. He was arrested at the junction of the Midway and airport road yesterday. Allen was cited to appear in justice court Thursday. Oregon Apricots Bring $1.10 Box Portland, July 1 (IP) The first offering of Oregon-grown apricots was on the farmers' wholesale market today from The Dalles. It was delivered by Walter Erickson and sold at $1.10 a box Dalles, sold a load of Mayflower peaches at $1 and also offered the season s first Lambert cher ries. NOW Open Every Night L Matinees ' Every at. Snn. Man S. P. ACCUSED Sacramento, July I. (IP) The government filed complaints in federal court today charging the Southern Pacific Railroad company with violation of a law prohibiting confinement of ani mals more than 36 hours with out unloading them for rest, food and water. 570 REGISTER IN DRAFT BOARD TWO Registration of males between the ages of 18 and 20 years totaled 570 at the county court house yesterday, according to Selective Service board number 1. Board number two. which comprises outlying districts from Medford, was expected to have completed its count by late this afternoon. Of the 570 registered yester day 312 were from Medford, the other 258 being out-of-state, CCC and Camp White employes. Polls were- open yesterday between 7 a. m. and 9 p. m. for this latest registration of manpower In America, ordered by the federal government. Uh UaLl Trtbuna want eda. Too Late to Classify State Departments Join Rubber Hunt Salem. Julv 1 121 Gover nor Charles A. Sprague directed all state deoartments today to go on an Immediate rubber hunt, and appealed to every resident oi uregon 10 mane a thorough check for all scrap rubber. "I learned at the governors' conference that the rubber situ ation is the most critical one which the country faces," Gov ernor Sprague said. California Enjoys Treasury Surplus Sacramento, July 1. OP) For the first time in a decade. California opened a new fiscal year today with its state govern ment books in the black. Exactly how much of a sur plus there is probably will not be known for at least BO ciays. But state officials estimate It may amount to as high as $25, 000,000. PIONEER DIES Milton-Freewater, Ore., July I. (IP) Mrs. Aaron Miller, nearly 100, died at her home east of Freewater Tuesday after a brief illness. She had lived on the same property since com ing here in 1871 and was one of the best known pioneers in Uma tilla county. WANTED Transportation to Salt Uk, City. Will help drive. Call at Berkley a cal. Phoenix. rise BINO Chemae, 6o lb. You pick. 820 E. Main. HOLSB TRAILERS New and uaed. Trade. Terms. H annum and Kelt Chevrolet. Phone 60. OranU Pas. ROYAL, ANN Cherries, So lb. you pick. 326 Portland Ave. WANTED One baby buggy wheel, 8 lnchea In diameter. Cal 3467. TEAM Work homes, cheap. Must en at once, write R. c. Skeuen ger, Oold Hill. Star Rt. FOR SALE Koolerator, like new. 300 lb. capacity. 613 South Ivy. FOR 8ALB Roval Ann Cherries, fie a lb. picked. 34 Qulnoo St. FOR SALE Batntnette, Taylor Tot. nursery chair, play pen. Jumper awing. Telephone 3361. Is your child a NOSE PICKER? 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M 1 auiatiM PARI r j TfytiiiafQaiBi i- 2 THOMAS MITCHELL HENRY STEPHENSON NIGEL BRUCE Th ytr'i bait-aell. r . . new en th tcraan it littl Hurry! It PoiltiTl Mutt End Tomorrow Nitol Ray Millaad Paulatta Goddard John Wayne - Tachnlcolor PrW Thl how On!: Mt A0r-1V Rtm 8.VIV Inr. Tat. MATSt at 1:45 EVES: 8:45-1:00 WANTED Yountf man dtohwuher. ttady work. good, pay: alao sand wich man. Apply um Coffea Pot. POR SALE 1931 Chevrolet coupe. Good running condition, five good tlrea. beat oiler takes It; See Cliff Goodwin, 3nd trailer eamp North of Pour Corners on Highway to cantonment. FOR SALE Two 80x3 'i tire, three tubes. $8.00; bicycle. US 00; 4 aire bed complete H0.00; round oak table. 4 chairs. Call before 13 noon or after p. m. 118 Willa mette Ave. POR SALE A real bargain If taken at once. 160 acres of farm land In Southern Alberta, Canada for 500 00 clear title. See Mrs. Ous tafson, J'Vtlle Star Route. Box 124, Medford. Telephone 6238. WANTED To rent by permanent party, j or 3 room luxnlshed bouse. 1075 Court. WANTED Tout f tr.t at one to work their way through beauty college. Inquire In person Medford school of beauty culture, 235 Main. FOR SALE Colored, fryers, corn fed. William Shumate, Talent. BINO CHERRIES, So per lb. 848 I Oth. DRIVINO to Portland for the week end leaving Thuraday at 6 p. m returning on Sunday. Can take two passengers. Phone Manno. 3310 during day, call at 046 8. Holiy evemnga. WANTED Boya over 12 for newspa per work. Apply Mall Tribune. WANTED Dental assistant, perma nent position. Box 3068 Tribune. FOR RENT Two furnished rooms. Mrs. Larson, Rosa Lane, Rt. 2. FOR RENT Pleasant room for two repecuibl men. 000 N. Central. FOR 6AIJC 16-Inch fir. $2.75 at 335 West 2nd. WANTED 2 wheel trailer without UTea. lfl-lnch wheel. Vi mil East Lone Pine School. FOR SALE Logging truck. 00 rub ber, single axle trailer, good con dition: also 3 used 7:50x20 and three 33x6 Inch tirea. Brown Llpe transmission: Tim ken axlea with drums and springs; 'Also '34 Chev rolet rear end, good condition with drums. Sell separate or altogether. Coma and see them. V, miles East Lone Pine School. WANTED To buy small home. Tel. 3504. YOUR AUTOMOBILE la the only one you will have for a long time to come. Keep the body in good con dition. Take It to Dally Auto Painting and Body Shop, 29 So. Bartlett. SLEEPmO ROOMS for rent. 816 W.J FOR 6 ALB Cherry and apricot jacanon. i anoo. Monarcn seed re4 co. FOR RENT 3 room furnished bouse. Inquire 812 Summit. FOR SALE Roval Ann cherries. J. A. WUson. Buckshot Hill Road. PADDED VAN MOVING SERVICE. WASHINOTON, OREGON, CALIF. EADS TRANSFER. DIAL 2838. WANTED Gardner, middle aged couple, caretaker, modern 4 -room cottage, attractive proposition, per manent. Box 3431, Tribune. FOR SALE Small Cle-Trae tractor In good running order. Very cheap. Rogue Valley Tractor Co., Atb ft Riverside. FOR SALE Peach and apricot shook and 2, 3 and 4-lb. fruit basketa. Monarch Bred & Feed Co. FARMERS last chance for a Mo-Onrmlck-Deerlng No. 63 Harveater Threnher, now on hand, will be transferred to other territory If not sold by July 3rd. W. E. Alex ander. Central Point, McCormlck Deerlng Dealer. WANTED Experienced waltreiw. Berrydala Restaurant. 1512 No. Riverside. TALL GRASS and weeds cut with pawer mower. Phone 2537, Joe J. Junes. FOR SALE 40 ton alfalfa hay in shock. Dark Hollow road, S. W. Medford. P. D. Loiland, Central Point. LIVESTOCK SALE at Pavilion will ba temporarily closed until further no tice. So, Ore. Livestock Auction Co. WANTED Commercial spraying. 11 yra in Medford Ph 6569 McOonagla. War Stamps For Sale! FOR SALE Berry cups and fruit basketa. also shook, all kinds. Mon- i arch Seed e Feed Co. Mghla onlv b:43-!:Mi g.tc Inc. Klditlra lie Inr. tax POR KALE a Holophana electric light (liturra with chain. Will car- 1 ry 300-watt light. A bargain II taken at one. Call at Mall Trlbuna otlloa. CHERRIES Several Tarletlaa. Buying dally and aelllng for 6c and 6c lb. Houra 7 a. m. to 9 p. m. .very day. Payleaa Market. 333 8. Rlveralde. j FOB BALE Hot Point Electrto Range 25 00. Portable electric Singer Sewing machine. Large aluminum preserve cooker. Portable typewrit er. Prism Binoculars. 8 power, new automatic .2a cal. Winchester rifle. 4 alee violin: full size violin. Oraf lex camera. ,.x4l4. Teaaar lena. 103 Janney Lane. PHOTOS 3 for a Dime Complete Lin Novelty Jewelry Engraving FREE Camp Whit But Terminal Opan Evenings, Sundays War Damage INSURANCE All oi Our Companies Are Writing Wir Damage Insurance CALL 207S FOR INFORMATION Spencer-Bagley AGENCY 102 W. Main Street J Ends Tomorrow Nitel UM01 CHAMPION aoWNS IN COMK C.USSICI aoww IN A C0MK f u stj e in v ilk ESGAIttliGlN see CNAHII M.CAITH! Fibber McGeo and Molly Plus Maxle Roienbloom in "THE STORK PAYS OFT" T Friday Nit and Sati STARTS TODAY - FOR FOUR THRILLING DAYS! 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