MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1942.
PAGE FIVE
UOCAL and
Son Born Mr. and Mrs.
Carol Wall, Central Point. Route
1 are parents of a son born
Sunday night at Community hos
pital. The baby weighed seven
pounds, nine ounces at birth and
has been named Richard Lewis.
Bon 111 Mrs. T. L. Taylor of
Biddle road has received word
of the serious illness of her son,
Ernest Robertson in the Royal
Air force in Great Britain.
Robertson attended school in
Medford and has many friends
here. Anyone caring to write
to him in Great Britain may
contact his mother.
e
C Transferred Word has been
received here that Aaron J.
Ayres, son of Mr. and Mrs. E.
A. Ayres of Jacksonville has
been transferred to the army air
corps. He recently completed a
course in parachute packing,
ground training and Jumping
and is now a qualified para
chutist. He has been stationed
at Fort Benning, Ga., and Is ex
pected home on a furlough be
. fore entering the air corps.
Baby Born Word has been
received in this city of the birth
of it son to Mr. and Mrs. Clay
Higgins of. San Francisco, July
8 at St. Francis hospital. Mr.
Higgins is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Higgins of 712
West 11th street and Mrs. Hig
gins is the daughter of Clifford
a Hickson of Eagle Point and a
'-granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Norris of Jacksonville.
The baby weighed seven pounds,
two ounces and has been named
Thomas Froulin.
To Portland Mr. and Mrs.
George A. Codding of 1015
Queen Anne avenue left last
night for Portland, where he
will confer with Barnard H.
Ramsey of the Department of
Justice relative to his duties as
newly-appointed special attor
ney for the government. Mrs.
Codding will attend the state
convention of the American
Legion auxiliary Tuesday, as a
delegate from here. The Cod
dings expect to return to Med
ford Wednesday morning.
Meeting Friday The meeting
.of local democrats to elect a
new Jackson county Democratic
Central committee chairman to
succeed George A. Codding, re
signed, scheduled to have been
held last night, was postponed
ft'.to next Friday at 8 p. m. at 212
' Liberty building, according to
Dr. E. W. Barnum, committee
chairman. Codding's resigna
tion followed his appointment
as special government attorney
In connection with the govern
ment purchase of land for Camp
White and other Oregon defense
projects. The Hatch act pro
hibits federal employes from
holding office In any political
organization.
Buy War Bonds Day and Night
Klghtt Only 6:-fl:0O 25c Inc. tai
Kiddle lir Inc. tnv
DEANNA ... THE WAY
YOU LIKE HER BEST!
Maivsraf TaHichrt Guy Kikes.
Walks) Csttrt Cathanne Doom
. Charles Celeraea
3
Start TONIGHT
For 9 Nighttl
HUWN SUOCBT Room
.in the tough-
I is ef hit
acit.fnent
- crsmmsel
JO
PERSONAL
Tire Stolen Harry Furch re
ported to city police yesterday
that someone had stolen a re
capped tire from his garage on
West Main street
e
To California L. A. Mentzer
left last evening for Tulare, Cal.,
called by the sudden death of
his brother-in-law, Charles J.
Russell. Mr. and Mrs. Russell
had visited in Medford frequent
ly and have many friends here.
From Florida Mr. and Mrs.
David Fowler of Miami. Fla.,
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. D. D.
Davis of 905 West Tenth street.
They are greatly impressed with
the Rogue River valley climate
and are hoping conditions will
warrant their making their home
in the valley.
. .
Visits Here Glenn Reed of
Roanoke Rapids, N. C, is visit
ing in this city for a month.
Reed, a former Medford resi
dent, Is a technical sergeant in
the U. S. army stationed at Roan
oke Rapids. He is the son of Mrs.
Grace Reed of 328 Edwards
street and the brother of Wil
liam Reed of this city.
Traffic Violations Almena
M. Dobbins paid $2.50 fine in
the city police court yesterday
for double parking. Thomas
Shattuck and Robert H. Kent
forfeited $2.50 bail on the same
charge. Loyad Langston for
feited $1 bail for Improper park
ing and Arvell George Carter
paid $10 fine for violation of a
basic rule.
In Stockton Walter Cormany
writes friends in Medford that
he is now residing in Stockton,
Cal., and is employed as super
intendent of electrical Installa
tions in the shipyards there.
He designed the electrical lay
out and equipment in the ship
yard where he is superinten
dent. He is a former Medford
resident where he was well
known as a electrician.
Walkers Return Mr. and
Mrs. James W. Walker returned
to Medford by train Monday
morning from Chicago, where
for the past year and a half Mr.
Walker had taken a course in
certified public accountancy,
which he completed. The Walk
ers will make their home here.
Mr. Walker was for several
years office manager of the Cry
stal Springs Packing company.
.
Cited to Court Earl Lock
hard of Route 2 was cited to
justice court Friday by state
police for failure to stop at the
scene of an accident. Edward
H. Engel of Georgetown, Cal.,
was to appear in Justice court
today, charged by state police
with failure to stop at a stop
sign. Also appearing today wast
to be George M. Young of Grants
Pass, charged with driving a
car with a void foreign license.
Forfeit Bail Forfeiting bail
in the city police court yester
day on charges of being drunk
were Robert O. Downs, Everett
Light, Theodore J. Shearin, Wil
liam Shonn, Harry Ferrest
Antiobus., and Ferlon H. Camp.
Edward James Townsend paid a
$10 fine on the same charge.
Appearing In city police court
today on the same charge were
Harry Davis, $10 bail; Earlscart
, Williams. Scott Ellsworth. Mar-
I vln E. Moore and Charles Edwin
i Mitchel, $10 fine or five days
i in Jail; Frank Burton, 10 days
i In Jail; William Wesley Phllp. 20
days in Jail; Robert Edward Mac
beth, V L. Kegley, $10 bail and
Jack Roberts, five days In Jail,
Minor Accidents Louis I.
; Iverson and Jay Williams, no
addresses listed, were operators
of cars Involved in a minor col-
lision one half mile north of
' Rogue River Saturday at (1:45 p.
m. according to a report filed,
j Clayton R. Kreiger of Centra
Point, driving a passenger car
i and Earl W. Lockwood of route
I 2, operating a truck, were in-
volved in a minor collision at
I mo intersection ui west ruurui
and Grape streets yesterday at 3 '
I p. m. Willard Dooms of 119 ;
t West Tenth street and Joseph
1 George Hotten, general delivery,
were drivers of cars which col-:
lided on North Riverside avenue ,
Monday at 10:30 p. m., a report
on file stated.
ULTIMATUM
East St. Louis. 111., July 21
(IP) Weary of seeing his letter
carriers come back to the post
office with trousers torn and legs
lacerated by vicious dogs, post
master E. P. Kline Issued this
edict: 'Tie your vicious dogs
up or we are not going to deli
ver any more mail to your home
you'll have to come to the
post office to get it."
Cse MsU Tribune want ads.
Learn the Truth About
DOWEL WORMS
ftoendwnrms eaa eaoe more trouble than
rota think. And thw horrlhU creaturce
ir.my b livlnr and rrowifif inilda roe or
Krr eh fid rlfht aaw witrvwt rxir
mrlng It. IWaoM anrtndr. aarwlMre
eaa "cairh' this natr ailment.
So. watrfc for th warning .mt fldget
fif . "pleky" arpvtit, n7 w"ymrh , Um
of -rfrht. H'hr no- or . Ot JAYNK ft
VERMIIXGE if rwi taprt rnuiid
tm. It's Am-rlea'i kadiif pmprleUur
worB mejdtfiM, e-ierTlftMT tt4 and
used by million- fr rr a cmnuuy.
JAY.N'S 4if out ')lboTTi leree
nrmt, V. 'U eT tentlr. no
worms are UVra tt It jort a mild )a !'.
.sie sure oi fat JAXSl 1 yUttiftUA.
91ST DIV. HEADS
Major General Charles Ger
hardt. commander of the 91st
division and now a member of
the Medford Rotary club direct
ed the program of that organiza
tion at a luncheon meeting today
at the Hotel Medford. Brigadier
General P. W. Clarkson, assist
ant division commander and
Brigadier General Edward S.
Ott, artillery commander, were
guest speakers.
'The 91st will be a tough out
fit, one of which Medford and
the entire nation will be proud,"
Brigadier General Clarkson. for
mer Texas A. and M. football
star, assured Rotarians. He ex
pressed gratification in the ex
cellent facilities of Camp White
and voiced his approval of Med
ford and the southern Oregon
country.
"Id rather be a victorious pri
vate than a defeated general,"
Brigadier General Ott said in
his brief remarks. "We army
men want the same thing that
every other good American
wants the right kind of peace."
Brigadier General Ott,
wounded in battle during the
first World war, told Rotarians
that he "had a score to settle
with the Germans then the
Japs."
In preliminary remarks, Gen
eral Gerhardt reminded Medford
people that colored soldiers
now in this community should
be accorded every consideration
and courtesy. He also reminded
local people that colored soldiers
"die in battle like any other
fighting men" and recalled the
heroic service of negro troop
ers at Pearl Harbor and Bataan.
A quintet comprising colored
soldiers of Camp White enter
tained with vocal selections
during the program.
ONE DAY LATER
Members of the committees
working on the annual Fiesta
sponsored by the League of
Women Voters announced today
that the date has been changed
from July 28 to July 29 at the
Porter J. Neff residence, North
Barkeley Way.
The evenings entertainment
prom!-es to be gay and varied.
Aiicia Ruhl is in charge if a
horse-racing booth, Lois Pringle,
a dart concession and an "intel
lectual" quiz program, old-fashioned
square dancing and an
operetic singer of note are
among the activities scheduled
on the program.
LEGION HEAD TO ARMY
Portland. July 21 (JP) Geo.
L. Koehn, Portland, commander
of the Oregon American Legion
in 1938, will enter active duty
as a Major in the army quarter
master corps next Monday.
MOW
Open
Every
Night
Matinees
Every
Sat. st Sun
Walk 2 Blocks More Pay I0e Lets
SEE TWICE AS MUCH!
Dial 8094
Tomorrow Nite and Thurs. Nite
TWO MYSTERY HITS
The Killer Strike
Three Times . . .
In the mer
riest mix up
of mirth and
murder ever
filmed!
d saa. I
Ends Tonltel Gene Tierney Victor Mature In
firuc cuiupun nrcTHDC"
int. gnHnunHi ue.vj.wiie.
Plus THE MAN WHO LIVED TWICE"
GENERAL SLATED
FOR ADDRESS AT
Highlight of the annual Red
Cross luncheon to be held Thurs
day at Hotel Medford will be
a short talk by Major General
Charles H. Gerhardt. command
er of the 91st division at Camp
White.
The meeting will be opened
by Seth Bullis, chairman of the
Jackson county chapter with
reports by committee heads and
chapter officers and one-minute
talks by chairmen of vol'inteer
services. A picture of the na
tional volunteer service confer
ence, held recently in Los An
geles, will be given by Mrs. A.
S. V. Carpenter, Jackson county
representative at the session.
The committee in charge, con
sisting of Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs.
Justin Smith. Mrs. Ralph Bard-
well and Mrs. Harry Holmes,
have planned floral itecorations
to carry out the colors of the
oipht volunteer service corp
uniforms.
All interested Red Cross mem
bers who plan to attend are
asked to make reservations by
calling the Red Crosa. office in
the county courthouse Wednes
day.
Three minor burglaries were
reported to city police yester
day as occurring over the week
end. Paul and Al Selby reported
to city police that someone en
tered the Home Grocery, 606
East Main street, which they
operate, sometime Sunday night.
About $6.40 was taken on small
change. Entrance was gained by
knocking a panel out of the rear
side door. Gum. cigarettes, bread
soda pop. cakes and pastry also
were missing.
About $30 was taken from
two lockers in the men's rest
room of a local hotel. Locks were
pried from the lockers. It was
reported.
The A. Davis residence, 313
Mae street, was entered Sunday
evening while Mr. and Mrs.
Davis were absent. A window
screen was cut to gain entrance
to the house. Although the
rooms were thoroughly ransack
ed nothing was taken ,lt was
reported to city police,
MAN ARRESTED HERE
CLAIMS IT'S MISTAKE
Max Layne, a cantonment
worker, arrested on telegraphic
advices for grand theft and for
gery at San Bernandino, Calif.,
has waived extradition and will
be returned to the south. Layne,
arrested by the sheriff's office,
claims the legal action is all a
mistake due to a misunderstand
ing over poker game payments.
Tripoli, a mild abrasive pow
der and filter, is mined near
EVES
40e
Ages 12-15
25c
Kiddies He
Inc.
War Tax
Doors Open 6:45
The Strangest Case
Michael Shayne Has
Ever Had . . ,
Can dead
man be
murderer? ...
Wait and seel
In Mystery Hit
Preston Foster, Patricia Mori
son and Jean Phillips know
where the bodies are buried but
they are not telling until tomor
row night when "Night In New
Orleans" opens for tomorrow
night and Thursday night at
the Holly theatre. Others in the
Cast are Albert Dekker and
Charles Butterworth.
"The Man Who Wouldn't Die,"
starring Lloyd Nolan again as
Michael Shayne, will play, as
the second thr.ll feature cn the
double bill of mystery hits.
On Roxy Screen
j. ft
jjtanna Uuroin opens a ui.ee
day run today at the Roxy the
atre In the kind of role patrons
like her best as a mlschievious
brat in "It Started With Eve,"
in which she shares starring
honors with Charles Laugliton
and Robert Cumming'.
"Confessions of Boston
Black le," featuring Chester Mor
ris, plays as the added feature.
In Comedy Role
T
At the request of hundreds of
comedy fans, 'Take a Letter
Darling" is being booked into
the Rialto theatre this Friday
for one big week with Rosalind
Russell and Fred MacMurrav in
starring roles.
Seneca and Racine, Mo. The
mines there are the only tripoli
mines in the U. S.
last li..n,.as...tf.,.".ssel
Here Comes the Year's
Big Surprise Comedy!
tarU FRIDAY
for One Big Weekl
ft USaS.i IS3SV
Only 3 More Day!
Mats at 1:4S
. oc-2&c-lle
Including Tax
Tarzan Coming
TV U i
an MSa . . .
Y W 'SS
Tarzan goes on the warpath
when circus impresarios kidnap
his son and take him to New
York in Tarzan's newest thrill
er, "Tarzan's New York Adven
ture," which comes to the Cra-
terian theatre tomorrow for a
four-day run with Johnny Welss
muller, Maureen O'Sullivan and
Johnny Sheffield in starring
roles. Young Sheffield is the
star who made personal appear
ances in Medford last month on
behalf of war bonds and stamps.
BIRTHS
ORR To Mr., and Mrs. Eu
gene. 210 Crater Lake avenua.
July 20, a boy, 8 lbs., at Sacred
Heart hospital.
HIOCINS To Mr. and Mrs.
Dale, 1328 Saling street, July
18, girl, 7 lbs., at Sacred Heart
hospital.
LIMA. FEELS QUAKE
'Mma, Peru, July 21 (") A
PHOTOS 3 for 15c
CompIeU Lin NoTelty
Jewelry Engraving FREE
Camp Whit But Terminal
Open Evenings. Sundays
Mutt End Thursday!
-.:.-. A7'
7A J L
'CWrtREVOI Sad RiTMOKt
Eves 6:4$
S0c-2Sc-llo
lu-.luding Tax
strong earth tremor was felt In
Lima today at 4:10 a. m. (PTW).
No damage or casualties were
reported.
Too Late to Classify
1937 FORO 8EDON. Shulu Brothers.
WANTED Girl tor morning work.
Apply In person st White Spot
Cite. 319 N. Riverside.
WANTED Lsundrr. Mrs. Clsra Jsck
son McKee. 917 fl. Centrsl.
CHERRIES in tree top 3c. Ed Fosa,
Tslont.
1936 Btudebsker 8edsn. Shut'. Broth,
ere.
WANTED Light choree on ranch by
elderly men. Cabin furnished. Gar
den or carpenter work. Close In.
34 Hazel St. west ol Bl( Y.
FOR SA1,E Wsahing machine, snd
davenport. 1003 N. Central. Ph. 3135.
1937 Chevrolet sedsn Shulta Broth
ers. WANTED Compsnlon for elderly
lady in her own home. Light house
keeping. Phone 3430 or 3873.
WANTED Body and fender roan
Shults Brothers.
HOUSE FOR RENT to middle aied
lady or man and wife who will care
for child. Phone 364A stur 6 p. m
1936 Ford Coupe. Shuits Brothers.
WANTED TO RENT Small furnished
house or apartment, walking dis
tance. Jim Mlze, rrferencs Glen
Fabric- Domestic Laundry.
FOR SALE Small cabinet Vlctrola,
suitable for csbln or child's room:
writing desk: bed snd two dress
era; new floor lamp. 110 Tripp at.
ROOM FOR RENT Outside entrance.
lOo 8. Ivy.
FOR SALE Electric refrteerator and
range: livlnn room and bedroom
suite; miscellaneous furniture. 1st
house south of csntonment. Crater
Lake Hwy.
WANTED Lubrication and battery
service man. jenuinga Tlrs Co.
339 N. Riverside.
4H ACRES bottom land, modern ft
rm. house, family fruit, lawn and
shade, city wsfr. close In. S3300.
Will trade for Medlord residence:
snd S seres sll bottom land modern
. house city water, 63300. See A. F.
nowera, cor 13 snd Front.
WANTED Woman for evening work.
nuson a iinieciionery.
FOR SALE 6.66-100 ftcree jut out
ua we niy ox uranis ratu. ah
under Irrigation. 6-room house
with bttta, hot svnd cold water end
automeUc pump. Large barn and
chicken houne. Land ts seeded to
pasture. Price only $3600. M. A.
Jordan. Cor. Midland and Highland
Ave., u rants rasa, Oregon.
1936 Plymouth coupe. 6hulta Broth
era.
QUADINB your doc against fleas.
lice, mosqultoe, ear and aarooptic
manse, canker ear and wood tlcke.
It work frr mnnn rtriini(1 TV
at the greet kennels do. Monracb 1
Seed ta Feed Co. '
PHI
1 fCY.lOZ
Last Times Tonlghtl
VBONKS .OSMt SUM
UHMISION IADO
MAKE TOUH CAR do thl work of
two or three. Have needct body
work done now et Deny Auto
Painting sod Body Shop. M go.
Bertlett.
WINDOW OLA SS Phone 41 W. "The
Glass House." Medlord Mill work Co.
MOVINO Local and Long Distance.
serving entire Paclflo Coast. EADe
Transfer. Dial 2828.
RE FT NED single gentleman employed
aeaires room adjacent to Data or
small s part ment In private home
preferably section enclrcJng the
park will pay well for right sttu
atlon. Seeking quiet privacy. iteX
erences. Boi 4316 Care Tribune.
1041 DODOS luiury liner.
ShUlU
uroiners.
WANTED Reliable Medford bustnaas
man wishes to rent two or three
bedroom modem home. Ph. 3879.
MODERN 6-room home for sale.
reasonable, why pay rent? 710 No.
Riverside,
FOR SALS Crocheted table cloth.
70x80 Inches, Reasonable. 617 No.
Bartlett aide entrance.
FOR 8 ALE Fruit Jan. 436 Earners
at.
FOR SALE 1036 Naah 4-door aedan.
good tires, USO cash. Call at 137
Tripp St., after 6 p. m.
WANTED Galvanised water tank
1500 gsl. capacity. John Darby.
Griffin Creek.
FOR SALE Young saddle and work
noraes or trade ror cows. a. s. Han
sen, Phone 696 Jacksonville.
FOR SALE One 3 -year old register
ed Hoistein bull. Harry Reed. Bam a
Valley, Oregon.
WANTED Cook, male) or female.
Denny's Top Notch Cafe.
WANTED 6ome good sheep pas
ture, alfalfa grain fields or some
good old ladlno mixed with rye or
lotus gra.a. V. J. Philtppl, P. O. Box
463, Medford. Oregon.
FOR RENT House. 8 rooms and
sleeping porch; shade and fruit
trees. 118 Willamette. Phone S768.
IF YOU ARE TROUBLED with Ter
mites Phone Hubbard Bros. 3189.
FOR FIRE PREVENTION High grass
snd weeds cut with power mower.
Jon J. Jones. Phone 9637,
FOR SALE 1938 OMO ton truck,
stake body, very good rubber, good
mechsnlcal condition. Rogue Valley
Tractor, 6th 8 Riverside.
FOR SALE Duo Them oil stove.
Medford Fuel Company.
o
In All the
WORLD
110 THRILL
LIKE THIS
Just Imagine, if yea
can, Tarzan In New
York . . there's more
thrills than anything
you could ever dream
of e e or see either!
Tomorrow
for Four Days
JOHNNY
WEISSMULLER
Human
O'SULLIVAN
Join Sh.ffiil.
VIROINIA ORIT
Ckswlee tlCKrOltD
hows at 1:4S-:4S4
2S. 15n.