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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, JIEDFORD. OREGON, MONDAY. JULY 27, 1942. PAGE FIVE LOCAL and Grass Fir City firemen an twered call with the chemical truck Sunday afternoon about 4 o'clock and extinguished a gram fire burning on a lot at the end of North Front street. No dam ace was reported. . Returns Here Mis Charity Seiler has returned to her home on South Central avenue after a month's vacation to Eugene and Vancouver. B. C. In Eugene she was a guest of a former schoolmate, Mrs. Ross Graham. Hold Picnic Members of Canton Siskiyou auxiliary and their families motored to the . summer home of Mr. and Mrs. t Ed. Pease near Cascade Gorge in the Prospect region Sunday, where a chicken picnic dinner was enjoyed. About 30 made the trip. a Return Home The Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Daws and daugh' . Miss Donna, returned today to their home on Ross Court after spending the last two weeks vacationing at a forest camp . near Union Creek. The Rev. Daws is pastor of the Medford Baptist church. Accepted Paul L. Corwin of 1112 East Main street has been accepted for the Civilian Pilot's Training course at Klamath Falls. After two months training there he will be transferred to a I glider school somewhere on the Pacific coast. Mrs. Corwin will remain in Medford. Residents Return Mrs. Glenn R. Hoist and son have returned to their home after a vacation at Concord, Vallejo and San Francisco, Cal. At Vallejo they visited Mr. and Mrs. Earl D. Hart, brother-in-law and sister of Mrs. Hoist. Mr. Hart Is a driller on Mare Island and both are former Medford residents. e To Face Charges Gale An drews, charged with reckless driving. Involving a head-on collision on the Pacific on the Pacific highway several weeks ago, and Clayton S. Roland, charged with auto theft and reckless driving, were returned from Coquille yesterday to an swer the charges, by the sher iff's office. They are scheduled to appear In Justice court today At Camp Roberts Private Charles Champlin, former mem 'ber of the Medford city police force, is now stationed at Camp Roberts. Calif., with Co. D, 84th Infantry Training Battalion, and is engaged in a 13-weeks basic training program, after which he hopes to specialize In sam particular army activity, accord ing to a press release from the camp. Private Champlin recent ly scored well in ritle fire to achieve his sharpshooters' bars, the release stated. Passes Test Private Aivln Gould of Medford, now st-ition-ed at Kelly Field, Texas after being graduated from the arma ment school at Lowry Field, Denver, Colo., wrote friends to day that he had passed his tests for entry Into the U. S. army air force and was classified as a bombardier. The bombardier course, he wrote, lasts about -five months. His address is Pri Pvate Alvin Gould, Squadron 120, Hill Wing, A.A.F.C.C. S.A.A. C.C., San Antonio, Texas. Accidents Reported Cars driven by Joseph Wilkenson 113 Vancouver street, and Clif ford Allen, 18 Myrtle street, were involved in an accident at the corner of Main and Gene s -treats Sunday, according to a report on file. Considerable da.nage resulted to both can. Donald Samain, deliveryman from Grants ass, was driver of a car which collided Saturday afternoon with the parked car of Mrs. Arthur Hill of 619 S. 'Riverside, Medford, damaging both cars considerably, accord ing to a filed report Cars driven by R. L. Christean of this city and Muriel Crouch were involv ed in a slight accident at the Intersection of South Front and Eleventh street Saturday, a re port on file stated. DR. A. R. HEDGES Chiropractic, a Naturopathic Phon 31: Its C. Main St Phon 3170 128 E. Main St ELIMINATION and HEALTH When the eliminative organ of the body are not functioning properly, an accumulation of toxic material result. This in dicate a depleted bodily resist ance. Normal circulation and normal nerve function are pre requisites to health. This enables the cells of the body to build up a strong resistance to invading forces. Chiropractic and Naturo pathic sciences will aid the elimi native organs to again function normally, under normal tone. You then soon regain vital bodily resistance. PERSONAL To Ashland Among Medford residents visiting friends or transacting business In Ashland Friday were Mrj. Darrell Huson. i.-iland brittson and Harvey C. Paxson. Call Issued The Jackson county Red Cross office today asked all person desiring to fold gauze bandage to meet in the county courthouse auditor ium at 9:30 a. m. Monday. Visitor la Medford Mr. and Mr. George Watson and ton. Fred, Sonoma Valley, California are in Medford to visit Mr. Wat son's mother. Mr. Thomas Wil liams, 118 Chestnut street Her From Portland Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Allen arrived from Portland last night to spend a few days In Medford on busi ness. The Aliens, former local residents, have recently return ed from a two-months trip to Chicago and other middle west points. Traffic Violators Three men appeared in the local police court this morning charged with traffic violations. Raymond F. Cherry was fined $10 on a speeding charge, George Conner was fined $3 for parking in an alley and Walter Inch was fined $2.50 for double parking. Halboths Leave Dr. and Mrs. O. J. Halboth left Satur day night by car for Ft Douglas, near Salt Lake City, where Dr. Halboth was to report for duty in f U. S. irmy medical corps. Dr. Halboth came to Medford from Portland some three yea:s ago and both he and Mrs. Hal both were prominent in civic and social circles. In Australia According to a cablegram received here recent ly Royal Gleason, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gleason, Jackson ville. Star route, is now station ed in Australia with the signal division of the army air corps. Gleason was graduated In mid term 1942 from Medford high school and enlisted in the air corps February 7. His friends may obtain his address by con tacting his parents at the above address. Men In Court Two men were given Jail sentences, two forfeit ed bail and one paid a fine in Medford city police court this morning. Albert Judd, 61, was given a five-day Jail sentence on a drunkenness charge and Frank Burton, 60, was given a 10-day sentence on the same charge. Richard Wesley Cummlngs, 39. was fined $10 on a charge of being drunk. Robert Lanier, 22, also charged with being drunk, forfeited $10 by non-appearance and Ernest E. Smith, 45, forfeit ed the same bail on the same charge. Sgt James E. Adair was picked up and turned over to the local military police on a drunkenness charge. LONG MARCH FOR PRACTICE ALERT Th? 362nd combat team of the 91st Infantry Division at Camp White underwent a practice alert that lasted from 8 p. m. Satur day at 9:05 a. m. Sunday. The team composed of infan trymen and artillerymen, re ceived Its alert order at 8 p. m., and marched on foot for four hours and 55 minutes to take up its position in the camp area for the situation given. Commanded by Colonel Searcy, the combat team re mained on the problem through out the night, and was back at the post at 9:05 a. m. Sunday. The practice alert was held to check on the team's alert ness, and Major General Charles H. Gerhardt headquarter re ported it wa carried off suc cessfully. DUNSMUIR CRASH FATAL Dunsmulr, Calif., July 27 AP Edith Head. 22. of Cas tella, wa killed and R. Wolfe, 21. of Dunsmuir, wa injured when their automobile failed to make a turn and plunged over a railroad embankment near here last night. TUNA AT 1318 Astoria, Ore, July 27 JP Price of Albacore tuna appeared to be levelling off at $388 a ton today. Packers said that in creased deliveries had checked the price advance which started it $330 ton when the season started 10 days ago. Favorite pastime of the na tive of Mozambique Is dancing to the music of marimbas huge xylophones with gourds attached to the bar to add re sonance. Closing Um for Classified Ma a. m Too lata to Classify 11 SO p. m. PHOTOS 3 for 15c Complete Line Novelty Jewelry Engraving FREE Camp While Bus Terminal Open Evening. Sundays TO DECEIVE FOE Camouflage In Philippines Caused Japanese to Waste Tons of Munitions Br Charles Aydelott U. P. Staff Correspondent Fort Ord, Cal. U.R Hundreds of former artist of all types are studying and practicing here the latest means of making the enemy think we are where we aren't and that we aren't where we are. General MacArthur reported from the Philippines that the Japanese were wasting ton of ammunition on dummy installa tions, while real gun positions, carefully camouflaged, were left to blast away at the invaders. So rapid are advances In ca mouflage technique that it is impossible to keep a manual up to date, local officers ex plain. As a result the units here not only follow standard principles but experiment on new methods of fooling the axis. Chicken wire, fish net heavy wood mauls, and paint and spray outfits are the chief tools of camouflage units trained here. When the men are profi cient in their work they will be sent to infantry, artillery and other units to train more camou flage men and to supervise con cealment of Installations. Us Dummy Rock Two men who pioneered mod ern camouflage technique are stationed in this area. CoL John Ohmer Is with the Western De fense command in San Fran cisco, and Major William Mohr commands a newly activated at Ord. Visitors to Major Mohr's out. fit find literal proof of the adage, "You can't believe your eyes." Wearing "root" suits, the name given newly perfected sniper suits by the camouflage contin gent soldiers hide in what should be plain sight and then dare observers to find them. They Jump from behind dummy rocks and fool photographers as they have passing aviators with a dummy bomber. Pvt. Robert Steenberg, a for mer lithograph artist; Pvt. Stew art Sproul, former art director of Publix Theaters; and Pvt. William Tilton, former back ground artist at the Walt Disney studios, are among the men in the unit here. Tilton designed Casey Jones, Jr., the train, and the clowns in "Dumbo." Study Butterflies Many of the men formerly drew high salaries, but now they are devoting their energies to army work, much of it stren uous physical labor. Mauls are the chief tools of a camouflage outfit. They resemble huge cro quet mallets. Razzle-dazzle designs used for camouflage In World "Var I have been replaced by the soft, blend ing ton is of artistic d option. Sometimes camouflaged hide aways are dug right In the middle of the road. The man Inside waits until he hears a tank or other vehicle pass over head, then heaves his grenade at it. Half-ton trucks are given pa pier mache tank-shaped cover ings with which to fool the en emy. Many of the camouflage troops have visited the nearby Pacific Grove museum of natural his tory, where one of the greatest Mats, at 1:4 40c-ulle Inc. ta Etc. :- SOc-lJc-llc Inn. In They're Still Coming! They're Still Laughing! E OWI Thru THURSDAY! RUSSELL MacMUMAY MacDenald Cerey art tenctiley z Coming NEXT! 'Watt IXsirua n . 4 FANTASIA I N TECHNICOLOR! fT Grandest Role i& 1 Bette Davis has the grandest role of her career as a spiteful wife in Ellen Glasgow's new novel, 'In This Our Life", which Is providing breath-taking en tertainment at the Cool Crater ian theatre through tomorrow night. George Brent, Olivia de Havilland and Dennis Morgan have roles with the Academy Award winner. Rialto Comedy Rosalind Russell is providing laughs galore for Rialto.jtheatre fans in "Take a Letter, Darling", which plays through Thursday night. Fred MacMurray plays through Thursday night. Fred MacMurray plays opposite Miss Russell. collections of California butter flies In existence is on display. Protective colorings of the but terfllei and other animals and insects mounted at the museum have provided pointers in de signing the "zoot suits" and other decepf -:v NEEDVOLUNTEERS FOR BOND SALES Mrs. Ted Hornecker, chair man of the volunteer war bond and stamp sales corps in Med ford, today issued a call for additional volunteers to sell bonds and stamps in local theatres between 6:45 and 9 p. m., after which the saleswomen may stay to see the movie pro gram at the expense of the management. Because of a change in sched ules, women who have already volunteered for service are asked to telephone Mrs. Hor necker. 3352, between 1 and 3 p. m., Tuesday or Wednesday, to receive new instructions. Mrs. Hornecker said that married wo men were preferred as volun teers due to the difficulty, at times, in arranging transporta tion home for young girls. Cm Mall Tribune want eda. Too Late to Classify FOR BALK Two houses. 338 1600, and 337 (900 on West Second. Owner at 413 Laurel. FOR BALE 6EED CLEANING. See our new seed cleaning plant. You'll marvel at the alee of the machines, their work and the fleiibtllty of arrangement, all of which Insures a better seed cleaning Job. Mon arch Seed k Feed Co. EOXY Mghta Only 6:45-9:00 Inc. tai Riddles lie inc. las Starts Tomorrow Night for 3 Nights CUSTER'S Last Standi ERROL FLYNN OLIVIA .HAVIUAND CHARLEY CRAPEWIN CENE L0CKHART Plus Thrills with the R.A.F.I TGUietlT Actually Filmed Under Flral I 1 Must End Tonightl Wayn Morris Brand Marshall The SMILING GHOST Plus "THIEVES FALL OUT 1 ml On Holly Bill Crowds filled the Holly thea tre yesterday to see George Murphy and Anne Shirley star with Freddy Martin and his or chestra in "The Mayor of 44th Street." Brod Crawford and Virginia Bruce star in Damon Runyon'i new comedy, "Butch Minds the Baby", in the second feature. Both comedies play at the Holly through tomorrow night. ROOM FOR RENT 206 8. Holly. WANTED TO TRADE good "33 Ford Ooach for convertible of same year or later. Phon 4260 or 4885. FOR SALE 13 large weaner pips, mile west of the Willow Springs Serv. Button on Pacific Hwy North. FOR 6 A LB OR TRADE for smaller acreage, prefer Northern California; Equity $1800, balance payable cheaper than rent, 6 -room modern, plastered houm, outbuildings. 1 acre land, city conveniences. P. O. Box 487, Jacksonville. WANTED Ranch partly wooded, streams or springs. Suitable for cattle with some farming land. Must be cheap. Address Bos 381 Tribune. FOR SALE Bring your cover crop seed to S. Oregon's most complete and largest seed cleaning plant. New machines Just Installed treb les our capacity. Your Job will be done quicker If you let us do the cleaning. Cleaning charges com petitive. Monarch Seed V Feed Co. FOR SALE A-1 family cow. full blood Jersey, gentle, heavy milker. Dod aon. i ml. west of Central Point. Come after 3:00 p. m. t?1ACAA We offer for sale the f 1UJUU beautiful home owned by Dorot h y Joh nson , loca t ed on Medford heights, with an outstand ing view and beautiful grounds 81s large spacloua rooms and bath on ground floor, all In excellent condition, and a very attractive and modernistic five-room apart merit on second ground floor. Hot water heat and large spacious porch, garage, etc. This property would make an Ideal set-up for an officers' club, or will show ex cellent returns on a rental basis. Shown by appointment only. Elmer Herri ed. exclusive agent. Dial 3337 or 4800. COUNTRY HOME 1 Acre and 7-room modern house in restricted district, hardwood floors, tiled bath. 4 bed rooms, full base ment, beautiful native shade trees. $6000. 83000 csnh. ALSO 3 acres Irrlgsted, 6-room partly plas tered house with bath, city water, some fruit and berries, large cnicfen nouse, ciover pasture. Close In on good road $2500. ALSO 3 bedroom house, bath, hardwood floors In living room, large break- fast nook, lota of built -ins. en closed service porch, wash trays, cement foundation, large lot, garage, shade. On pavement close In 836O0. See L. G. Pick II. 16 South Bartlett. FOR SALE New machinery Just In stalled trebles our seed cleaning , capacity. Brltv? your seed to us for a satisfactory Job, quicker ser vice. Monarch Seed fc Feed Co. OAAA -room, one acre at city pJUUU limits. Fire place, very modern, 3 bedrooms. tfOCAA 8 rooms and sleeping fJJUU porch. Hardwood floors. fire place. Close In. Good shade Emv terms. CI7HA rooms, full basement, Jril 0U furnace, circulating fire pi nee. 3 bedrooms, hardwood floors. 8300 down. 3100 per month for two years. Bsl. 833 50 per month. BROWN 6f WHITE Dial 3930 Evenings 4983 Show. Todajr 1:43-1:43- You'll Never Forget It! Ends Tomorrow Niflhtl WTTTZ DAVIS.S-.V. RED SKELTON jnd ANN S0THERN Bur War Bonds-Day fc Nightl mtrm r fv 5F rouu b. ? V V sln' th . yTer--5! rr' w f u nnisst FOR SALE 0-room modern house. 413 Benson. FOR RENT Sleeping room for men. Outside entranc). Bath adjoining. Phone 3.187. FOR SALE BINDER TWINE, also SACK TWINE. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. FOR RENT Furnlahed countr-' 'jorrn to adults only for A months. Also furnished cabin. Mrs. Martin Hal vorsen, Route 1, box 09-B West end of Brail Lane, Central Point. WANTED Housekeeping Job In country. No other woman. Box 4734. Tribune. FOR SALE T 8 P. water softener and cleanser. If . your water is hard, use TSP In laundry, dbh water and bath. Marvelously soft water follows. Monarch Seed 8c Peed Co. FOR RENT Furnished rooms; kitch en privileges. 7 Chestnut. Phone 4644. LONG DISTANCE MOVING Wash.. Ore., Calif. Local moving and stor age. EAD8 TRANSFER. Dial 3838. FOR SALE KNOX -OUT DAIRY FLY SPRAY. Best of all. most economi cal, (ar more effective. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. WANTED Girl for general house work. Must not be afraid of work. $50.00. Box 573 Tribune. WANTED Experienced waitress. The What-Not. WANTED Nltfht Bell Boy. Apply at Hotel Medford. Phone 3131. FOR SALE Electrlo washing ma- cmne. aio no. peacn. FOR SALE Four 17x3:30 tires and tubes. Two 13x7:00 tires and tubes. Four 19-lnch tubes. 133 Willam ette. CAR CONSERVATION Is neceaiary If we are to keep on driving. Let us solve your auto body problems now. Dallv Auto Painting and Body Shop, 39 South Bartlett. CAMP WHITE executive wishes to lease two or three bedroom house, furnished or unfurnished. Phone 3331. Extension 31. WANTED Male help. Furnished room available to responsible sin gle msn who will watch property at night. References. 1433 N. Riv erside. WANTED Ground second cutting alfalfa. We furnish the baga. Mon arch Seed de Feed Co. FOR SALE 30-acre ranch. South aide of cantonment: good buildings; 3 -room house, 18 seres under Irriga tion. 85500. Half cash. Box 389, Tribune. FOR SALE Now's the time to kill crab grass. 8INOX will do the trick without Injury to the grass. Let us tell you about this sensa tional weed eradicate. Monarch Seed ft je4 Co. FOR RENT Partly furnished two room house. Inquire 813 Summit. WILL PAY CASH for car with low mileage ;ood rubber not neces sary. Prefer Chevrolet 4-door. How land, care of Nichols Camp, Mid way Road. NOW OPEN EVERY NIGHT! Matt Every Sat and Sunl AIR-COOLED HOLLY naik t Blocks Mora Pay lOe Laat SEE TWICE AS MUCH! MKtu. Only Mcrk On). Marl al 6.4J 40e - tie - llo Including Us Thanks, Medford (or th Swall War You Turned Out for Our Nw Poller oi . . . Better 'Show Value Picture.... and Two Change a Week! PUntr of Laughs, Tooll 7S. Q.uaiCiii.jiiiaiiiii;! FREDDY MARTIN ORCH. II' Thr Must End TOMORROW NlGHTlll Dmon Runyon's Now Klti 'PMcA MINDS I z Start WED. FOUR DAYS! A.W.0.L FOR FUN T h a nation's top sonpstars and bandl Pin Aretla Thrill with r.M Bmdge4aWaBaaawaaa aiaaaaWT' r l Mt mvmrni W ' ' ' .1. .JS T . T. I M r ) WAN Man between a 36 and 50. Oood wagre. No experience neceaaary. Bee Mr. Hayoa at the Bohemian Club. LEAV1.no (or Oakland ThurnUy. can take two. Phone 3438. FURNISHED CABIN lor rent. Grow er. Market. SVi mile 8. o( k! Milord. APRICOTS, Boyaenbemea. large fancy tomatoae. local peafhe. watermelons. Iced 34 hours. Grow er. Market, 34 ml. South o( Med ford. FOR SALE one Jersey milk cow with heifer calf and one yearling heifer. Inquire third houee on Reeae Creek weat of Crater Lake Hwy. FOR SALE 16-ft. Factory built trailer houee. aleepa 4. 1350. Cash. Hendrteka. Lot 133. Jackaon County Trailer Camp. FOR SALE Guernsey cow, rocking chain, rug and canned fnilt. Box 807, Oak Grove Road. Telephone 6101. FOR RENT Small aleeplnf room. a4s a. noiiy. FOR SALE Da veno. 0x13 eongoleum rug. nearly new; rocking chair: S odd dining chairs: full else bed: half bed complete; some fresh pork: other axtlclea. Box 356, Los ler Lane. FOR RENT Room two gentlemen 2& N. Holly. S5 FORD PICKUP, for asle or trade for 1',-Uin truck, champ's Oarage, Central e Jackson. FOR SALE OR TRADE Modern 4 roorn houee, two bedrooms; acre Irrigated; aell furntAhed or un furnlstted: near Big Y Market. See Champ, 120 East Jackaon. Phone 8131. 8LEFPIMJ ROOM for gentleman. 718 weicn. FOR RENT A place to live. See Jack et Jack'a 2nd Hand Store. WANTED Boy over twelve to deliver paper route every day 9 a. m. Call at 33 Washington St. WANTED Woman for domeatlc work. Ehrheart'a Chicken Dinner. 83 8. Riverside. FOR SALE 3'i acres trrlgated In Ashland. Applea and young peach tree. Four-room house. Will ell reasonable or will trade for house and lot. By owner. P. O. Box 494 Ashland, Ore. WANTED to rent shady space for two trailers at private home. Write Tribune, Box 803. GIRL or Woman wanted to car for Children by day or week. 34 No. Holly, or phon 3500, Roysdon. FOR SALE 1930 "Ford" Coach, t tires, oo cash. John Kilt, Phoe nix, car Grant Walker. I TIRE MYTASTE jN 1 IMPORTANT IO ITIADT (MORMtt 7Xt smote efsot-6vrrrgr CAMELS SSVCOTV fbao that of tba 4 other Urgt aeUiog brands Rated leas haa may of tbm accocdlag to Jfid?tmdraf doatific tests 0 tmok t$nlft USE MAIL TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADS! l ROOM and Board far two. 41 Boa Court. FOR SALE Collapsible baby bue gy, almost new. 734 No. Riverside. FOR SALE Piano, beds and chicken. 43 Earbart St. Call erenlnga. WANTED Neat appearing woman to work In auto court. Phon 5043. WANTED Used car. Oood rubber necessary. Cash sal. Mr. W. B Chevea. 33 N. Ivy. HOP PICKERS WANTED at Urn Weston Hop Yards. Ii miles nil of Oram. pasa. Oregon, on lower river road, picking price So per pound. Camp ground on river bank. Tent, trailer tpac and cabin. Table, benches, electrlo lights, commissary. Picking start early August. For more Inform, tion writ or Phon 3-F-5, Oranta Pass. WANTED Men or women to pica up potatoes. Harry Dunn Ranch, 1'i NW. of Central Point, or call U4. WOOD Hardwood. Mixed Laurel end Oak. We deliver. Phon to. FOR SALE Pots toe 114 to SU, cent per lb. Bring container, 14 miles N. W. Central Point. P. D. Lofland. LIVESTOCK AUCTION at Pavilion. Phoenix. Ore, Saturday Aiag. let. Consignors pleas call 033 for livestock Hating, cows and hlfr for dstry purpose must have health certificate. Why not take advantage) of th marketing factlltlea offered at thla livestock center and receive the highest msrket price for your atock. S. Ore. Ltveetock Auction Co. Col. A. H. Dudley. (Auct.) rOR SALE 1938 OMO S-ton truck, stake body, very good rubber; good mechanical condition. Phon 81 as, or 3544 evenings. Rogu Valley Tractor Co.. 6th and Riverside. FOR BALE Car. radio, eletrola. washing machine. John Goodhew, 1 ml. South Talent, Old Hwy. WANTED Uaed cars, truck and plckupa, will pay spot eaen. Rogu River Chevrolet, 9th. at Bartlett. Phon 3388. WANTED M800 loan on atuooa business building. Oood security. Phone 3804. WANTED Some good sheep pas ture, alfalfa grain flelda or some) good old ladlno mixed with ry or lotus grass. V. J. Phlllppl, P. a Bo 463, Medford. Oregon. SPRAY NOW FOR EARWIGS. PHONE 6566 McOONAOLI. FOR SALE Second crop of alfalfa, 17 In field. Call of evening So 7. 836 E. Main. Elinor Han ley Bush. WANTED Barley, oat and wheat. Roy's Feed Store, 331 North River Ida. ANTOINETTI CONCELLO Kindling I ess is nLU 3 'ith vie. Vc ' ) CAMELS, jj X. RA MUD SLJ V i DOtiT Yl; : ' ;' !sw FOR