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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1942. PAGE NINE LOCAL and Recent Visitors Among . ..i.. i.... t a.ui j - A ,7 5 i, j were Onis Grieves and Mr. and Mrs. Dal O'Harra. Meeting Postponed Jolly Stitchers club meeting which was scheduled (or Friday with Mrs. Harry Bameburg, has been postponed until July 10. e e e At Phoenix Alton Anderson of Portland is visiting Mrs. Al ton Anderson at Phoenix, where she is visiting her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Carver. Visits Sister Mrs. A. Conro Flero, manager of the canteen at the airport, visited in Ash land recently with her sister, Mrs. James Stevens, former Med- ford resident. Return From Trip Keith and Lloyd Ehrk returned Tuesday to Medford after a four weeks' trip to Huron, S. 13., and Somerset, Wis., where they visited rela tives and friends. From Vallejo Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Scripter of Vallejo, Cal., are visiting with Mr. Scripter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Scripter of 60 Rose avenue and Mrs. Scnpters parents. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Davis, S30 Bessie street. Return to Medford Mr. and Mrs. Earl Coss, 821 North Cen tral .and Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Wakefield, 18 Almond street, returned home last Friday from a month's motor trip to Willmar and Worthington, Minnesota, where they visited relatives and friends. They came through Yellowstone Park on the return trip. Trial Resumed The trial In justice court of William Alexan der, cantonment worker charged with drunken driving on the treets of this city, will be re lumed late this afternoon, to permit another cantonment worker to testify, when off duty. Testimony was heard most of yesterday afternoon in the case. e e e Returns Here Mrs. C. T. Steward has returned to her home. 1 Eastwood drive after a month's vacation in the Pacific northwest. Mrs. Steward visited in Vancouver, B. C, Seattle, Portland, Eugene and other points of Interest. She combined her pleasure trip with fall buy ing for Adrienne's Dress shop, ' of which she is -owner.. Kids Plan Circus A neigh oorhood circus with the pro ceeds going to buy war savings stamps for the performers was the Invention of a group of chil dren on South Oakdale this week. The circus will be held Friday afternoon and evening at the Maurice Spatz home on South Oakdale and is open to the public, according to Tommy Spatz, "ring master". To Kelly Field Pvt. Alvin Gould of Medford, now station ed at Lowry field, Denver, Colo., where he recently graduated from the air force armament school, wrote friends here that he, along with some 400 other cadets, would be transferred to Kelly field, Texas this month to take physical examinations to qualify for flight training as pilots. Pvt. Gould spent a fur lough here recently. UNCI " VAT ( Kentucky nawiimriT jjiiiii ji lr7 IUJ ANOTHER Jb ADDED I Is 1 1 PERSONAL ... - " Pl 10 fine in the cy ponce court yesterday for oeing drunk in a mihli ni.. Joseph Dewitt McMahan forfeit ed 10 bail on the same charge. Lost Billfolds City police said today that a number of billfolds, lost by local residents, are available at the city police station upon identification. Many contain drivers licenses and other cards and may be had by calling at the station. Flue Fire The chemical wagon of the Medford fire de partment answered a call at the residence of Dr. R. C. Mulhol land, 105 Vancouver avenue at 11:50 a. m. today to extinguish flue fire. Little damaee was reported. Move to Culnev Mr an irs. tester Price have sold their home at 12 Highland Drive and moved to Quincy, Cal., where they have fountain and confectionery. They formerly operated Price's Con fectionery at the corner of fliam street and Central avenue. Visiting Here Mr. and Mr. Edward Schack and children. Edwin, Jr.. and Marv Lnn nl Beanie are visiting over the week-end at the home of Mrs. Schack's brother-in-law and sis- ter, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hub bard, 2451 Lyman avenue. The Schacks motored to Medford. Traffic Violations Mrs. Glen Fabrick paid a fine of $2.50 lp city police court yesterdav lor double parking. Louis T. Ras- ner forfeited 52.50 bail on the same charge. Joseph Tuomisto forfeited $5 bail for failure to stop at a stop light and Clyde Taylor was fined $5 for viola tion of the basic rule. e Certificates Here Certificates for those who completed the standard first aid classes of the following instructors are avail able at the Red Cross office in the county court house: O. J. Halboth ended May 14; Clyde i;. r icntner, ended May 11; J. B. Meehan, ended May 13; Sue Moshberger, ended May 18; Rus sell Acheson, ended May 18 and Evelyn Mae Lowe at Sams Valley, ended May 8. Minor Mishap Bruce McKay of 1025 Reddy avenue operating a passenger car collided with a vehicle belonging to the Capitol Lumber company of Sacramen to, Cal., at Ivy street near West Main street Tuesday at 11:30 p. m. according to a report filed. L. Kirillin of Camp White and Clyde McCrory of 307 Apple street drove cars involved in a minor accident on East Eighth street near Central avenue Wed nesday at 11:32 a. m. a report filed yesterday stated. HELP IS NEEDED George E. Harris, secretary of the local culinary workers union said today, "local restaurants are very short ol help, waitress es-cooks and dishwashers. Many women are replacing the men in the kitchens and we need many more women to replace the men who are leaving each week." He urged those not working to please register at the Culinary Union office, 320 Liberty Build ing." Closing tuna for Classified Ada a. m. Too late to Classify 13 JO p. m. War Stamps For Sale! ROXY MfbU Onlv 6:45-9:00230 Inc. tas Kiddles llo Inc. tax a. I F rid ay Night I and SATURDAY CHARLES sfARRETT 2J2jj52J22SC2aia3 I-"asTTme"7oiSgtll y raBTOBK PAYS CTT" CRASH SUIT END SEEN TOMORROW Trial of the damage suit of oiepnen J. Cline against the Pa cific Greyhound Stages for $30, 000, now in its fourth day in circuit court is expected to be concluded tomorrow. W. Edwin R. Dumo testi- tied this morning for the de fendants, and said Cline, follow ing an examination showed he naa made "a satisfactory recov ery, considering the extent of nls injuries." Medical testi mony will be introduced by both sioes. The suit is based on a crash a year ago between an auto driven by Cline and a Pacific Greyhound stage on the Pacific nignway near Beall Lane. Nine passengers on the stage were hurt. LIEUTENANT ELDEN Word has been received here that Lieutenant Ralph Waldo tiaen, 35, United States naval officer for more than 10 years has been reported missing fol lowing action in the perform ance of his duty. Lieut. Elden is the son of Mrs. Leila K. Elden. of Portland, former Central Point resident. Lieut. Elden received an ap pointment to the naval academy at Annapolis, through Senator Charles L. McNary in 1927, graduating with the class of 1931. His father, Ralph Waldo Elden died a number of years ago. Lieut. Eldens' wife and son reside in Chicaeo. 111., and his sister, Mrs. Henry Dickinson, lives in South Pasadena, Cal. 8490"lllSTS At the close of business yes terday afternoon, 8.940 motor ists had purchased their $5 fed eral use tax stamps at Medford postoffice, it was announced today by Postmaster Frank De Souza. The stamps are good for the 1942-43 fiscal year ending June 30, 1943, and must be on all vehicles in operation. The postmaster said many motorists had obtained their stamps prior1 to the deadline Wednesday, July 1 in order to avoid the last-minute rush. He added that some vehicle-owners were still buying their stamps today. Value of the stamps sold up to this morning was $44,500, De Souza stated. Um Mall Tribune want ads. PHOTOS 3 for a Dime Complete Line Novelty Jewelry Engraving FREE Camp Whita Bus Terminal Open Evenings, Sundays Shews Start 1:45-6:43-9:00 Hurry! Ends Saturday! What a Star! What a Hit! Coming SUNDAY! I'm not whirling Kf my peg? tot long! - 0 mm SHERIDAN RONALD REAGAN War Stamps and Bonds for Sale Day and Nite! Kyi yt CABIN lUPMO J (CSS HEALTHY Bathlnr tnit makers picked Janet Blair (above), movie starlet, as Ideal girl to show benefits of "swim for health" week campaign. NEW P.O. MARK IN Shattering all previous mon thly records, the postoffice In June issued 4.455 war bonds valued at $139,650, most of which were purchased by con tractors of Medford cantonment employes under their rjavrol deduction plan, according to Postmaster Frank DeSouza. The bonds, the postmaster siatea, ranged in size from $25 to $1,000, several of the latter denomination being sold. George Codding, chairman of the Jackson county Democratic Central committee, today an nounced the appointment of a seven-man executive committee. Members of the committee are Moore Hamilton, Fred Kelly, Vern Canon, L. P. Mathes, Ward Spatz, Joe Marshall and Vern Hastings. Secretary of the county committee is Dr. E. W. Barnum. Alaska's three most Important industries are fishing, gold min ing and fur, ranked in the order named. NOW Open Every Night Mallneea Every "at. e Snn Walk 2 Blocks Mora Paw 10e I.e.. SEE TWICE Dial 094 Doors Open 8:43 Harry Overt They End Tonljhtl Lupe Valet and Leon Errol In "Mexican Spitfire al Sea" Plus "Desperate Chance Ellary Queen" RIDE THE THRILL-TRAIL WITH H0PPY! let your pals pound with that rldin' fightin' son of a six gunl fSl Brad KING AmtyTLYDaPSf y (jjBD JWanda McKAY-Robrt KENT Tomorrow Nile and SAT. TWO RIP-ROARING WESTERNS! of the BURNING PERMITS WILL END MONDAY No permits for burning In the city limits will be Issued by the lire aepartment beginning Mon day, Fire Chief Roy Elliott stat ed today. He said that residents were being asked to rjrotect their property by trimming of weeas and grass from the. build ings. Because the outlook for fire is "very dangerous" the forest office also is issuing no fire per mits ouisiae ine city limits. Elliott stated however, that small amounts of trash may be Durnea tne owner extin guishes the fire thoroughly be fore night. Permission for burn ing of small trash piles may be secured by telephoning the fire department, only a verbal per mit being needed. MAYFIELD, RUPP T A. S. V. Carpenter, chairman of the war transportation com mittee in Jackson county an nounced today the appointment oi Li. u. Mayfield, senior high school principal and Lloyd Rupp, head of the plasterers' union in this city, as members of his com mittee. Carpenter explained that duties of the committee includ ed saving of rubber, by reduc tion of speed, walking where possible and doubling-up on pas sengers in automobiles. He said that the campaign to this end was being organized immediate ly in the county. New members will be added to the committee as needed. 1,058 REGISTERED E A total of 1058 males were registered Tuesday in Jackson county in the latest United States registration of manpower according to the selective serv ice boards today. Of this num ber 570 were through board number one in Medford and the remaining 488 from board num ber 2, comprising districts out side Medford. The registration was for males between the ages of 18 and 20. Reports from several outlying districts were received this morning resulting in a complete tabulation of youths between these ages in the county. Closing time tor Classified Ads a. m. Too late to Classify 13:80 p. m. AS MUCH! 40c I a ii.ia I 2 k M Kiddles 11c I . Lji War Tax I 3m3 Ml mm, Too Late to Classify WHY BITLDI Buy thlt modern Dam tor leas. I acre rrrlgatc.1. Just TOiwav ciiy limit, a oearooms. lota of unftn lined sosre second floor, shade, free pmof ga rage, good place to keep cow and rnicsens. i-n 3.io, naif eft Ah cai. tro mo. No interest. Route a. Bos 389, v ml. olf Jacksonville Hit. on Rosa lne. FOR SALX 1 Extra fine 1S38 Ford 1 (on truck, long wheel base. Eaton rear end. ROOUS RIVER CHEVROLET, Sttl & Bartlett, Tel FOR SALE OR TRADE large work noraa. and stork trailer, good tires. for livestock. James Keith, 1 mt wes Talent School. LAMBERTS, So lb. You pick. S1J Portland. WANTED Experienced waitress. None other need apply. The What Not. WANTED 3 wheeled trailer. Egglea- con. ll f Laurel. FOR RENT Apartment. Adulta. 334 Apple. WANTED Hay hands, call evenlnga. l1! mi. n. w. central point, r o. Lonand. WANTED Experienced dun washer. The Wnat-Not. FOR BALE a Acres. 4 -room modern house. Cherry and 10th 8t, Cen tral Point. D. H. Uerrlu. FOR SALE An excellent 1933 Plym- outn 4-door sedan; also a real good Tin cnevrolet coupe. ROGUE RIV ER CHEVROLET, 8th At Bartlett. Phone 2388. WANTED Houaetraller. Best car buy lor S3TO caAh. p. o. Box 330, Grants Pass, Ore. 19SS CHEVROLET SEDAN. Shults Bros. FOR SALE Lovely 8 foot i door Lmyton refrigerator, sioo. sold new for about S300. 80S w. Main. 84 PLYMOUTH SEDAN, good rub ber; also J 8 Dodge Sedan, good rubber. 608 Palm ct. CHERRIES All kinds. Dolph Pblpps. Crater Lake Hwy. ONE REGISTERED Short Ham Bull. IB mo. old. 18 weiner pigs. Must sell by Sunday. So. end of South Columbus Ave. WANTED Female cook. Afternoon shift. Apply The Coffee Pot. FOR SALE Complete household fur niture, refrifferator, electno stove, bed. table, chalra, couch, gmrden tools, set body and tender man'a tools, mechanics tools, miscellane ous artlclea. C. C- Gannett, 3 mllea north Central Point, Box 378. RENT Ground floor apartment, also tent house lor ss.e. joo w. jack eon. ROOM FOR RENT -130 Oeneaaee. Inquire evenings. FOR SALE 1638 4 door Ford Sedan. heater, radio, good rubber, me chanically A-l. Rogue Valley Trac tor Co., 6th and Riverside. OOOD RIPS cheniet. So to 60 on tre. Calhoun Ranch, 1 mile 8W. Phoenhc, Fort Baker Road. WANTED Night clerfc. Grand Hotel. Tilt Mnt Wirllv ... . j Since "Gone With a Erie Knight's grand war novel be comes the screen's most widely discussed motion plctural It eapturat all the ax eltement. the romarfce o( world allamel TOMORROW-ONE ml i J ml 0 MATTNtra! at l:4S ane-zsc-iie loci. Tas I 3 A XffFttfifX.' .-taW ' rT OWNER LEA VINO TOWN A strictly ssennce price six room house on Wast 10th atnt Bemuuful shad ed lot. Mnnv conveniences, BROWN WHITE Dial 1930 - nines 4983 WILL SWAP IMS Too S Chevrolet truk. new rubber, recently com pletely overhauled, for god Ton vut. i.wfc unstra xn juas. - ll tool. FOR SALE One Jersey heifer, heevy , , u,rr wws, mil miixing Enter gate at north end of can. Moment. A. U Daugherty. FOR SALS Ring chemas. Old p- cuio nwy. jo. . L. Hltt, Ph. 8417. WANTED Qua or kerosene refrlger- wr. L"ntr Tayior, m. l, Box ho, Central Point. WANTED Filters inri hrir.n i lofTN steady work. S1JO per thoua- w.m. bi owv. jnoune. 8IM3 CHERRIES FOR SAIK-A33 isyior St. r-nonn 4885 or 43SO. FOR SALPJ 3 bedroom house, base- inenv. lumsrs, isrRs living room fireplace, near High School, phone eaoo. FOR SALE OR LEASE Small houw In country, modem, bath room. wster pressure system. 8 mllea, on gooa rosos. r-none 03fls. WANTED Best csr S173 cssh can buy. Must be in good condition. rnone owl. FOR RENT -Furnished house to adulta. Phone 14xx3. Central roint. FOR SALE Cabin at Diamond Lake l. rennington. 3033 Market St., Redding, Calif. FOR SALE Fryers, 60o each. U R. Koger, Hiu Addiuon. west end Beall Lane. Rt. 1, Box e. FOR BALK OR TRADE For Eugene property 3 small houses. Income 8100 month. Room to build more Write Tribune Box 8073. FOR BALB Small range with oolla no iiiunns. aiso isxis tarpoitn. 701 No. Riverside. FOR SALE Why pay rent when you mn own a gooa nome so cneapr Ollmora Service Station, Jackson ville. WANTED Girl who can operate cal culator or oomptometer and do general office work. Box 3030 Tribune. War Damage INSURANCE All ol Our Companies Are Writing War Damage' Insurance CALL 2076 FOR INFORMATION Spencer-Bagley AGENCY 102 W. Main Street X R AArl Nr.vs.1 ..... .vw.va m the Wind"! . rWt MtZ BIG WEEK! UN I w I i 1 5 THOMAS MITCHELL Henry Stephenson Gladys Cooper Sara Allgood . Poiltlvsly Ends Tonight! "Reap the WOd Wind" - in Color! flee This Show Onlvi Ma)aSOo-Uo Irea. SSc-tSa Inc. Tax flflfflitWIfil WANTED fXaa night cook. The Shark. BIO JUICY Royal Anna. Stag, rw pia cherries, uslmgated. Sc. Bler ma. First Lena on right peat 2nd arhool. Griffin Creek Rd. Picking Sat, snd Sun. Bring containers. MALE DISHWASHER WANTED At Lunch Box Cafe. Apply momuaga. WANTED Drag saw. Call t-l HsnUlton. LOST Ladles Bulove. wrist watch, at Soda Oulch ou Green Springs Hwy. Reward. Call at Anderson's Groc eery. Talent. WANTED Oardner, middle aged couple, caretaker, modern 4 -room rottace. attractive, propoaltloxt, pr nianent. Beat 8431. Tribune. FOR SALS Small Cle.Trae trectoe In good running order. Very cheap. Rotiue Valley Tractor Co- Ath as Riverside. FARMERS Last chance for Mr Cormlck-Deertng Kb. S3 Harvester. Thresher, now on band. Will be transferred to other territory if not soli! by July 3rd. W. . Alax. ander. central Point, MoCormtck. Det-rlng Deslr. FOR SALE a Holophane electne light futures with chains. Will oaf ry 300-watt lights. A bargain if taken at onoe. call at Mall Tribune ofilce. FOR BALE 40 ton alfalfa hay In - unr noiKFW TOeO, O. W. Medford. P. D. Lofland, Central Point. LIVESTOCK SALE at Pavilion will be temporarily dosed untu further no. tlae. So. Ore. Livestock Auction Co. WANTED Commercial spraying. 11 i 1 - u mcuiora r-n ooon sacuonagle. J.taW. BOOST YOUR MORALE!' DANCE On The FOURTH SAT. HUE ORIENTAL GARDENS : DANCINO :30 to .1:30 Big Hall Ray's Music! Singing Skinny and a grand . tlmel Popular Prices!. -,:.-v ,l;r;!. NIGEL o BRUCE VCNtNOt :J-S:e fOe-fSe-lle lnri. Ts IMP