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PAGE EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, SUNDAY, JULY 26, 1942. BUS DEPOTS FOR TROOPS IN CITY NEAR CAMP, PLAN A a meant of meeting the transportation problems' of Camp White soldiers, two bus waiting stations will be con structed in Medford and three will be built on the Crater Lake highway in the 01st division area, it was announced yester day following a meeting be tween Major-General Charles H. Gerhardt, 91st division com mander, and the Jackson county coordinating board. The Medford waiting stations, each to be four feet wide and 18 feet long, will be located on North Riverside avenue between Fifth and Sixth streets in front of the AAA office, and on the east side of North Riverside avenue just this side of the new cloverleaf Intersection under construction near the Blg-Y Rogue Valley Transit company will provide the labor for the stations, the army the lumber. So'.diers leaving Camp White for Medford will board buses at the three waiting stations on the cantonment area, and those returning to the camp from Medford will use the stations located in the city. The Rogue Valley Transit company has 31 buses at present, and eight more will be added to the fleet in the near future. Civilians desiring to give sol diers rides are requested to pick them up at any of the wait ing stations. In this connection. General Gerhardt's headquarters announced there would be no hitchhiking by members of the 81st division. After today, the general's headquarters stated, no civilian automobiles belonging tp per sonnel of the 91st division will be allowed on the camp, the order being made In order to conserve tires and gasoline. Cars owned by 91st division personnel must be stored off the camp area. Gift Of Camp Radio By Mrs. S. S. Smith Honors Gen. White A brightly glowing remem brance of a prized friendship brought a much needed radio to the enlisted personnel of Camp White, it was revealed today by Col. Owen R. Meredith, com manding officer. The radio was donated by Mrs. S. S. Smith, 723 West 11th street, prominent Medford mat ron. Acceptance of the gift by Col. Meredith brought out the story of Mrs. Smith's long-standing friendship with the late General George White, for whom the pre sent camp was named, and his wife. She told of a deep affec tion and friendship as close to her as a family relationship Mrs. Smith said that she felt It was only right and proper to re turn to the camp personnel, in the form of the radio, some of the good will and pleasure af forded by the long and close friendship with the Whites. "I hope the radio will bring your men a good deal of pleas ure and enjoyment." Mrs. Smith told Colonel Meredith. District Attorney George W. Neilson reported Friday estab llahmcnt of a curfew for boys and girls 16 years old and younRer, was under consider tijn as a means of curbing their late hour wanderings and con duct. This city and county Is con fronted with changing condi tlons which parents and citizen generally must realize." the dis trict attorney said. "By taking early action, we may spare our selves a lot of grief later. Par ents should realize they must act, as there are not enough of ficers to look after their chil dren." The authorities reported the had received reports, none ser tons, of the capers of Juveniles, which Indicated need of a cur few. San Francisco, July 23 (,F Butter, eggs and cheese unchang ed. Sacramento, July 25 (A) Churning cream butterfat: first grade 44Hc; second grade 42M, CORN REMOVER OI... In.u.l nil.) In tl.lT . k.l. tmrM U1.M. Ik MM. MltOMM. Wm, ...litem... dk UIU. n MaUlal ... I 4UIr.t Ml. Uul kM and .om ol u,H Om toriutto. M .trn. act mMr: Wkt 4U ih.ra ton hlte. t tan . S14 a jaf back riuuM Exclusively at WESTIRN THRIFT PM Editor Enlists Voluntarily After Draft Argument New York, July 25. VP) Ralph Ingersoll, editor oi the newspaper PM whose 1-A classification in the draft was appealed recently by Publisher Marshall Field, to day volunteered for army service. Major Corlo A. Pivlrotto. district recruiting officer of the southern New York dis trict, said Ingersoll appeared at army headquarters, made out his enlistment papers and went with a group of vol unteers to Governors Island TO START AUG. 15; Operation of the mammoth laundry at Camp White will commence about August 15, it was announced Saturday by the commanding officer. Costing nearly a million dol lars the main building and steam plant will have a capacity of 20,000 units daily. ' One of the largest Installations- of Its kind in the state, the laundry will employ a civil ian personnel of 568 working two shifts. Due to shortage of trained help, operations will be In creased gradually, according to Major Lyman V. Williamson, laundry and reclamation officen of Camp White. "We expect the laundry to be running at full capacity with in a month of its opening," he said. Of special Interest to the enlisted personnel was Major Williamson's announcement that a monthly rate of $1.50 will bf charged for all personal laun dry. Major Williamson also re vealed that female help is ur gently needed and listed the following jobs available: Check ers, distributors, flatwork irui, ers, operators for shirt uni's conveyor classifier, tying ma chine operator and miscella neous laundry duties. Applications for these posi tions will be taken after Au gust 5 at the civil service de partment, 45 North Fir street. METZGER NAMED Salem, July 25. (P) A. W. Metzger; foods and dairies chief for the State department of Agriculture, received notice to day of his appointment to the legislative committee of the Na tional Food and Drug Officials association. PUBLISHER CALLED Portland, Ore., July 25, P) C. S. Jackson, assistant pub lisher of the Oregon Journal, re ceived orders from the navy to day to report August 18 to Quon sct Point, R. I. Fuel oil d.llverles have b.n restored to normal in Oregon nd you sr. now allow.d to fill your lu.l oil tank. ORDER TODAY Phone 3756 SAMSON'S FUEL OIL burns with hotter end stesdier 11am.. A better (uel oil at no extra cost to you. Store Oil I'ie per gal. Furnace Oil 7ie per gal. F LODGE AT CRATER TO DISCONTINUE E MONDAY Crater Lake Lodge will dis- i continue operations after break fast Monday, for the balance of the 1942 season, because of lack i of business. Authority for the ; closing has just been granted by i the Washington office of the Na : tional Park service ,it was an nounced Saturday by Supt. E. P. Leavitt of Crater Lake Nat'l. Park. Eus service . from Klamath Falls will also be discontiued Monday. A limited and informal ser vice will be provided for park visitors, however, by the rental of both standard and deluxe sleeping cabins at the rim of Crater Lake ,and by a meal ser vice to be provided by Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Berry at Park headquarters, where they oper ate the government dining hall. The services and facilities provided by the government will continue to be available, and the usual government staff will be on hand to inform and assist visitors in every practic able way. All roads and trails to points of interest will remain open, as well as the public campgrounds. Lectures will be given daily at the Sinnott Mem orial, SHERIFF'S POSSE OF! Members of the Jackson County Sheriff's Posse and offi cer personnel of the 91st Infan try division at Camp White will enjoy a joint picnic-breakfast on top of Roxy Ann this morning. Officers will leave the camp on their mounts at approximate ly the same time members of the posse leave the county fair grounds stables. The groups will join at the picnic grounds. Baby Aged 3 Months Goes To Barbershop Billy Chandler, Jr., made his first visit to a barber shop Sat urday and thereby is believed to have set some sort of record, for Billy, it should be recorded, is only 3 and one-half months old. Barber Emil Tarns offici ated with the shearts at Bow man's Barber Shop ,and those who ought to know about such things opined that Billy's black hair which measured over two Inches, despite his tender age, was very, very unusual. Billy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Chandler ,of 33 Rose ave nue, have three daughters, all of whom boasted extraordinary ly long hair in early infancy. Csa Mall Tribune want ads. Order Ail You Want "Y So ...And ERROR -PROOF BRODIMATIC Printing Meter To Assure Full Measure O EVERY GAILOM of oil deliv ered to you is METERED and mechanically recorded on PRINTED SLIP It is YOUR protec tiona PLUS SERVICE that goes with reliable, clean and courteous oil delivery. Be sure to oet YOUR Veri. MORE BICYCLES DUE Washington, July 25. OP) The Office of Price Administra tion announced today that 90, 000 bicycles would be available for rationing in August, consid erably larger than the number distributed this month. Too Late to Classify JUAN L. BARONIA, president of Monti Bible Seminary and pastor of the largest Christian church In ' Manila, Philippine Inlands will speak at the Ceneral Avenue Church of Christ Sunday morning 11 a. m. July 28. Everybody welcome. Min ister Rogers will preach at 8 p. m Come. Location: Corner Central Sc Jackson fits. JUAN L. BARONIA. president of Monlla Bible Seminary and pastor oi ine largest cnristtan enure n in Manila, Philippine Ik lands will speak at the Ceneral Avenue Church of Christ Sunday morning 11 a. m. juiy zo. Everybody welcome. Min lster Rogers will preach at 8 p. m Come. Location; Corner Central fe Jackson Sts. POOL YOUR CAR with friend's cars and lengthen tne life of them all Let Dally help out too by doing needed body work now. See Dally Auto Painting and Body Shop, 29 eouin Baruett. DOORS Windows, screens, largest stock In S. Oregon. Medford Mill work Co. Phone 4112. PADDED VAN MOVINO SERVICE, WAoHiNOTON, OREOON, CALIF. EADS TRANSFER. DIAL 3828. FOR SALE Underwood typewriter no. o, in excellent condition. Phone 4305. FOR SALE Potatoes lifc to t cents per lb. Bring container, 14 miles si. w. t; antral romt. p. o. Loriand. WANTED Used gas water heater and plate. Must be reasonable. Phone 4657. FOR SALE Large lot and 6-room nouse xurmshed including elec washer, elec. range, shade, close In priced right for cash. Owner leav ing town. See me at 147 North Holly. FOR SALE: Oulbransen Piano and bench in walnut. First clasa con dltlon. Owner a musician. 105 Vanvoucer Ave., Phone 5009. LIVESTOCK AUCTION r a t PavTlTon , Phoenix. Ore., Saturday Aim. 1st. Consignors please call 8225 for livestock listing, cows and heifers lor dairy purposes must have health certificate. Why not take advantage of the marketing facilities offered at this livestock center and receive the highest market price for your mock, a. ore. uvestock Auction co. Col. A. H. Dudley, Auct.) FOR SALE 1938 OMC 4-ton truck. stske body, very good rubber; good mechanical condition. Phone 3148. or 8544 evenings. Rogue Valley Tractor Co., 5th and Riverside. FOR RENT Rooms, close In; adults only. 242 N. Front. FOR 8ALE 4 hole and large griddle wotfe commercial range, 2 work tables, counter, 14 stools, misc. Can be seen at Davis Transfer. Tom Fenton, 436 N. Bartlett. FOR SALE Practically new baby buggy, as.OO. Mrs. Harold Fred- reckson at Phoenix. 1st house south of Texaco Station on right. MAN WENT Into the service, will sell three suits cheap, size 37 and 38. 608 Clark St. FOR SALE Cheap if taken at once, 3 bedroom house, good condition, close in, corner lot. Tribune Box 4510. FOR SALE Or trade, one stock sad dle, one double set of work har ness. Phone 6353. WANTED Wool presses, or man In dry cleaning plant. Apply In per son at West Side Cleaners, 34 N- Holly. fied Meter-Printed Delivery Receiptl SAMSON FUEL OIL SERVICE FOR BALK Entire beard of good dairy eowa, he Here and calvei. 4 registered DuRoc brood eowa due to farrow first week In August, 1 registered Duroo boar, 150 chick ens. Have sold my farm, this good stock is going to go. O. A. Edwards. Rt. 1, Box 317-B. Phone 6900, on Fern Valley Road, 1 ml. east Ever shady Auto Court. FOR BALE -Very clean CherrcH let Deluxe town sedan; run leas than 34.000 miles. Rogue River Chevrolet. 9ta U Bartlett. Phone 3388. FOR BALE 1940 Puat axle Gunder son trailer, an eepectall fine one. Rogue River Chevrolet, 9th k Bart lett. Phone 2288. FOR BALE Car, radio, Ylctrola, washing machine. John Ooodhew, 1 ml. South Talent, Old Hwy. MFftA ft-room modem. East aide $kJJvU house. Hardwood floors, shrubs and shade. Also TAAA 113 acres, close In. Large jOvVV barn, no bouse. H. N. Lofland for Real Estate. 335 8. Oakdale. FOR SALE Equity In 1937 Dodge 4 door sedan, good mechanical con dition. Excellent upholstery. 1128 W. Main. Phone 3763. FOR BALE Grocery store and ser vice station. Modern living quar ters, doing good business. Priced right to sell by owner. Phone 4843. FOR SALE 1934 Chevrolet sedan. 5 good tires. S100 cash. 717 Alder. Phone 4034. WANTED Used cars, trucks and pickups, will pay spot cash. Rogue River Chevrolet. 9th. 5e Bartlett. Phone 3288. NICE ROOM for gentleman In private home. 311 Vancouver Ave. WANTED TO BUY for cash, 4 to 8 acres, clover, modern home. Olve full particulars In first letter. Tribune Box 3761. FOR RENT 10 acre place, 3 room modern house, also walnut bed. spring and mattress for sale. mile east of Lone Pine School. WANTED 3 to 8 acres with house, fruit trees, near Medford. Must be good soil. Tribune Box 4794. No agents. MONDAY V7f5) CONVENIENT SCHEDULES o MODERATE FARES c Big 40 Passenger, Comfortable Busses! HERE IS THE SCHEDULE O SAVE IT FOR REFERENCE D L.aT. T.rmlnal north en Bartlett to 5th, east on w Sth to .iiverside. north on Riverside to old Central Point Highway, west to Highway No. 99. Return south on Nj. 99 to Court Street, south on Court Street to Central Avenue, south on Central to Jackson, east on Jackson to Bartlett, south on Bartlett to Terminal. BERRYDALE Lv. Lv. l. Lv. Terminal Terminal Terminal Terminal 6:00 A.M. 1:00 P.M. 6:30 A.M. 1:30 P.M. 7:00 " 2:00 " 7:30 " 2:30 " 8:00 " 3:00 " 8:30 " 3:30 ' 9:00 " 4:00 " 9-30 " 4:30 " 10:00 " 5:00 " 10:30 " 5:30 " 11:00 " 6:00 " H:30 " 6:30 " 12:00 Noon 12:30 Noon m Leave Terminal Mo. 121 N. Bartlett. w north on Bartlett to Sth, east on Sth to Riverside, north on Riverside to Jackson, east on Jackson to Barneburg Road, south on Barneburg to Hillcrest Road, east on Hillcr.it to Black Oak Drive, south on Black Oak to E. Main, west on East Main to Bartlett, north on Bartlett to Bus Terminal. EAST MAIN Lv. Lv. Terminal Terminal 6:00 A. M. 1:00 P. M. 6:30 " 2:00 " 7:00 " 3:00 " 7:30 " 3:30 " 8:00 " 4:00 " 8:30 " 4:30 " 9:00 " 5:00 " 10:00 " 5:30 " 11:00 " 6:00 " 12:00 Noon 6:30 " Each Schedule Leaves On Return Trip 15 Minutes After Leaving Time From Terminal ROGUE VALLEY TRANSIT COMPANY WANTED Wire hangers. 10c a do. West Side Cleaners, 48 N. Holly. WANTED Electtsb fan for celling or two smaller stand fans. 734 Alder. MdNTEREY living room set. ladles desk, walnut tea cart, telephone stand, overstuffed davenport and chair. Easy washing machine with spinner and pump, bedroom set, end miscellaneous. Phone 8786. WANTED Olrl or woman for house work. References required. Phone WANTED 14800 loan on stucco business building. Good security. Phone 3884. WANTED To buy house with 3 bed rooms. Must be bargain for $3000 cash. Write Tribune Box 4799. FOR SALE Unusual opportunity to secure a registered Ouernsey bull calf, excellent blood lines, dam now on official test. Take this calf and give htm a good home, raise him to maturity mnd deliver your present mongrel herd sire with no cash outlay. A real opportunity to im prove your herd and production. Call at Wing's Cloverhlll Register ed Guernsey Farm for particulars. WANTED TO BUY 60 tons alfalfa hay in shocks or mltfht buy stand ing. Wing's Cloverhlll Golden Guernsey Dairy. FURNISHINGS for kindergarten or nursery school. Large screen and blackboard on stand. Phone 8786. FOR SALE 1000 grain sacks. Wing's Cloverhlll Golden Guernsey Dairy at Wing's Orchards. FOR BALE 42-inch electric mangle In good condition. Call 6103, Rt. 1, Box 256. Teri Iven. WANTED Socket set and H inch drive. Phone Jacksonville. 331, be fore 6:30 p. m. FOR RENT Apartment. For sale tent, rug, Inner spring, etc. 200 W. Jackson. FOR SALE 3 modem homes on East aide. One 6-rm. all modem oak floors, fireplace, tile bath, base ment, furnace, laundry, double garage, good reside nan street. Other ! has oak noors, iirepiace, corner lot and six rooms. Both will sell for small down payments. Carl Gottsche, 7 N. Bartlett. Phone 4646. WE OFFER THE PEOPLE OF im I 10c ANY PLACE IN THE CITY 3 RIDES 25c MEN IN UNIFORM 5 J AAA Practically new Tery sub p4lAV stantlaUy built five room cottage, bath, garage, shrub, etc. Oil beater with connections goes with place. Thla property is excel lent vslue and very close In. timer Herrled. Dial 3367 or 4660. FOR SALE Table model Firestone radio, email electric fan. Ironing board. 136 Portland. FOR BALE Small electric washing machine for trailer house. 833 Bes sie, Paxaon. FOR BALE White enameled electric range, fruit jars, and several other articles. Phone 8758. FOR BALE Baby bed and mattress. 343 N. Front. WANTED Hay hands. O. Rsy, 4 mile north 4 corners service station on Midway Road. LOST Red Pekinese with black muzzle, nursing mother. Lost from Southern Oregon Sugar Pine Co. yard tn Central Point. Reward for return or Information. Rt. 3 Box 324, Grants Pass, Ore. 54 AC. in clover, irrigation. On paved Hlway, level, 3 mllea to Medford. Will sell 8 Ac. or more. Also 10 AC. Bear Creek bottom land, level Irrigation, small house, 6 cow bam, chick house, good well, 1 mile to Medford. Price $2750 or 5 ac. with Improvement $1750. Also 5-ROOM house, garage, chick house, good shade, ac. on Hlway, Talent. Price $1050 cash. Valley Real Estate, 3 miles south Medford Hlway 99. J $50.00 FOR INFORMATION leading to arrest and conviction of parties responsible tor then ot machinery and buildings at MEDFORD IRON & STEEL WORKS, located at 1155 No. Central. ii ssan South on Bartlett to 6th, west on Eth to W. Main, west on Main to Columbus Avenue, north on Columbus to Jackson, east on Jackson to Grape, south on Grape to W. Main, east on Main to Bartlett, north on Bartlett 1j Terminal. WEST MAIN and JACKSON 1 Leave Terminal, go south on Bartlett to 6th Street, west on 6th to Oakdale. south on Oakdale to Dakota Avenue, west on Dakota to Peach, north on Peach to 1 1th, west on Uth to Plum, south on Plum to Prune, west on Prui.e to Chestnut, north on Chestnut to Main, east on Main to Bartlett. corth on B.rtlett to Terminal. Lv. Terminal Terminal 6:00 A.M. 1:30 P.M. 6:30 " 2:30 " 7:00 " 3:00 " 7:30 " 3:30 ' 8:00 " 4:00 " 8:30 " 4:30 " 9:30 " 5:00 " 10:30 " 5:30 " 11:30 " 6:00 " 12:30 " 6:30 " WANTED Used washing machine, A-l condlUon. Phone 68M. aT WANTED Truck driver with grain handling and furniture hauling experience, permanent If capable of doing work. F. E. Samson Co. Phone 3758. WANTED Man for warehouse helper with grain handling experience, F. E. Samson Co. Phone 3758. FOR SALE Registered Boston Bull Dogs. 1 fine female. I male 10 mo. old. 928 S. Central. WANTED Some goad sheep pas ture, alfalfa grain fields or some good old ladino mixed with rye or lotus grass. V. J. Phlltppl, P. O. Bos 463, Medford. Oregon. NOTICE HOMES CHECKED FRES FOR TERMITES. PHONE 8566. SPRAY NOW FOR EARWIGS. PHONE 6566 McGONAGLE. FOR SALE Let us clean your vetch, peas and clover seed. New and efficient modern Flant Just com pleted. Fumigating service. Mon arch Seed & Feed Co. FOR SALE Second crop of alfalfa, $17 In field. Call of evening 3647. 826 E. Main. Elinor Hanley Bush. FOR SALE Our mammoth, modern seed cleaning machines spell speed and efficiency and economy. Bring your winter legume crop seed to us for a real cleaning Job. Costs you no more for our efflcent service. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. WANTED Barley, oats and wheat. Roy's Feed Store. 231 North River side. REWARD! . . ...... L scrap iron, ana aamage ro ,r MEDFORD (SE SOUTH OAKDALE Lv. 4th and Front Phone 375
