MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1942.
PAGE THREE
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ON STRIKES, HE
TELLSNEWSMEN
Asks Location of Reported
Wild Cat Walkouts Has
Not Seen WLB Statement.
Washington. An? 13
President Roosevelt wanted
more facts and figures today
before he would comment on
press conference questions which
referred to "wildcat" strikes in
war industries, to lagging war
production, und to possible re
medial action.
' The president said he had not
even heard that a west coast
conference on stabilization of
wages in aircraft plants had
blown up, with the understand
ing that it would convene this
month in Washington. A report
er told him the conference had
failed to meet here because the
administration had failed to
establish a wage policy.
Promises Inquiry
"What would you think of a
union steward in a war plant", a
reporter Inquired, "who deliber
ately told a man to produce less
than a fair day's work?"
Who did that,' the president
wanted to know. After he was
told it had happened in Flint and
Muskegon, Mich., he suggested
that his questioner dig up the
facts and names and he would
look into the matter.
Another newsman wanted to
know his opinion of "various
wildcat strikes occurring almost
daily;" although they are op
posed by international officers
of unions.
Where? The president coun
tered. .
"Well, there was one yester
day in a Pittsburgh steel mill,"
Mr. Roosevelt was told.
When the president inquired
the name of the mill, the report
er said he thought it was a unit
of Carnegie-Illinois.
Make a note of that, the presi
dent directed his press secretary,
Stephen Early. That, too, will be
looked up, he added.
"Seriously," his interrogator
remarked, "there are a large
number of wildcat strikes.
Haven't they come to your atten
tion?" Heard of Few
Ha had heard of a few, the
president replied, but he said he
thought a few more facts were
needed. Mr, Roosevelt said at
that point that from reading
some newspapers, about six
months ago,, the impression
would have prevailed at the
time that 75 per cent of muni
tions plants, were on strike
whereas, he said, actually only
per cent, or perhaps it was
one half of one per cent, were
on strike.
"Have you seen a war labor
board statement that laws of
treason might have to be resort
ed to in the situation?" was the
next question.
Still asking as many questions
HEMORRHOIDS (Piles)
Hira.ii (Ruptin), Fissuri ir Fisted
Sues ttleerde-ra Impair yew
SeaJth Ihclsaey trslBtj
power. For 30 year we hav
ueceaafnllr treated thoa
Mad of people lot theae til
Beste. No hoepltal opera
tion. Ne eo&itBeneat. No
lot of ttmo from work. Celt
lor esamiaafloa or mb1 lor.
FR 1 1 descriptive Booklet
Open lWfe0, Mo., Wod., M.( 7 fo 8:30
Dr. C.J. DEAN CLINIC
Phyleimm stW Serf
K . I . Cor. .1. Baraetde and Grand At,
Telepkoae IAat 3918, Portia ad, Orotjoa
F.
Starting August 13 the follow
ing Medford Jewelers will be
CLSEHD
ALL DAY
EVERY
THURSDAY
until further notice
Brophy's Jewelers
Larry Schade
Lawrence's
King. Queen
Billy Smith. Jr., of Hawaii, who took three titles and set
two world's records in the Men's A. A. U. outdoor national
swimming championships at New London, Conn., got congratu
lations from Gloria Callan, holder of 30 backstroke records.
on his own part as were put to
him, Mr. Roosevelt wanted to
know when the statement came
out. After he was informed it
was two weeks ago, he asked
that a copy be obtained for him
and a reporter promised to sup
ply It.
To a question whether there
was anything he could say on a
possible shut down of 1,000 war
plants because of material short
ages, Mr. Roosevelt replied he
would have to ask the army,
navy, and war production chair
man Donald M. Nelson before
he could authenticate the report.
Second Party Held
for Negro Troops
al Carpenter Home
The second and final party for
colored troops at Camp White,
sponsored by the Jackson county
Recreation committee in co
operation with the USO, was
given at the "Topsides" home of
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. V. Carpenter
yesterday evening.
With Harris Janes acting as
master of ceremonies, the party
program included community
singing directed by Mrs. LeRoy
Jensen, with Miss Dorothy
Wilder at the piano; vocal num
bers by Mrs. Royal Bebb, accom
panied by Roger Wolfe and by
Philip Henselman, who accom
panied himself at the piano; a
game which brought prizes con
tributed by Fluhrer's bakery; a
mock track meet directed by
Miss Verlinda Silva of the USO
and an amateur contest with
prizes for the winners.
Refreshments for the enjoy
able party were furnished by
Snider's dairy, the Medford
hotel and Franklin's cafe.
Hotel Installs
Luggage Lockers
Public lockers for the safe
keeping of parcels and luggage
have been installed at the Jack
son hotel to complete the exten
sive remodeling program, ac
cording to Cedric Reaney, man
ager. The lockers are located In a
convenient place where - they
may be used by local people or
travelers.
The Greyhound stage depot,
located in the hotel, has been
completely remodeled to im
prove travel service.
Closing Urn for Classified Ads B
a. m. Too latt to Classify IS 30
p. m.
of Swimming
CALENDAR
Wednesday
8:00 p. m. Chrysanthemum
circle, N. O. W., K. of P. hall.
North Grape street.
Thursday
8:00 a. m. Medford Garden
club, home W. J. Warner.
1:00 p. m. Medford Sojourn
ers club, Girls Community club,
dessert. Mrs. Royal Clare, phone
3282, chairman.
1:30 p. m. Loyalty circle of
the Methodist church, dessert
luncheon home of Mrs. Harry
Myers, 132 Elm street.
2-4 p. m. Degree of Honor
Juvenile club, home Martha
Spats, 922 South Oakdale ave
nue. 2.15 p. m. W. C. T. U. home
of Mrs. Richard Klemnr, 1116
West Main street. Special music,
speaker and refreshments.
. 6:30 p. m. Royal Neighbors
of America, covered dish dinner
for members, families and
friends, home L. S. Bashaw,
Kings highway. Bring covered
dish and service.
7:00 p. m. Daughters of Job.
swim and picnic, meet at Ma
sonic temple.
8:00 p. m. Chrysanthemum
Thimble club. Neighbors of
Woodcraft, home Mrs. William
Swartz, 121 Genesee street.
New Lounge Open
At Hotel Jackson
Medford's newest cocktail
lounge, located in the Hotel
Jackson, was opened to the pub
lic this week.
The new entertainment center
is complete with a modern bar
with all new equipment and red
leather lounge seats along one
wall. There is a large locker
space in back of the bar and
the attractive room is air condi
tioned. There are two entrances, one
on Eighth street and the other
in the hotel lobby.
Oat MaU Tribune wmot eaa.
IESIimiILKP
Annual Final Clearance of All
summer dresses'
All of our Nationally Advertised Dresses Carol King
Martha Manning, Bloomfields and many other makes.
Values to $16.98.
Afternoon Dresses
Jacket Dresses
Street Dresses
2 Dresses for SI 0.00
Jr. 81is Regular Slsas Hall Sixes
Balance of Our Better Dresses $12.88
Junior. Regular and Hall Slsas
2 DRESSES FOR $20.00
LADIES' READY-TO-WIAR
"PEN CLUB" GIRLS
i
SHOULDNT EXPECT
Girls who brighten soldiers'
days with mail should expect
none in return unless they are
personally acquainted with their
soldier correspondents, it was
announced today from the head
quarters of Colonel Owen P.
Meredith, commanding officer,
Camp White.
This rule is dictated by the
fact that soldiers' mail inevit
ably contains military informa
tion. "Correspondence" or "Pen
Clubs" make it possible for im
proper persons to assemble such
information.
Reiterations of the ban on
promiscuous correspondence by
9th Service Command, followed
publicity on the formation of
clubs whose members were
pledged to write to soldiers, one
of which urged its members to
obtain lists of soldiers names
from newspapers. While the
good will of particular organi
zations was not questioned, it
as suggested that members
limit their correspondence to
members of the armed forces
who are relatives and friends.
E
Donald H. Steinmetz of Gold
Hill, charged with operating an
auto with four in the front seat
was fined $2.50 and cuais in jus
tice court yesterday. He was
driving around the streets of
Gold Hill with another youth
and two girl friends.
Clarence E. Miller of Ashland
was fined $2.50 and costs for
operating an overloaded truck;
Fred N. Miller $10 and costs for
having no PUC permit; Fred N
Stevens, Rt. 3, $1.50 and costs
for no rear view mirrow, and
Lorls N. McVay $1.50 and costs
for no chauffeur's license, and
$10 and costs for an overload on
a truck.
MATH ALIENS
IN FBI ROUNDUP
Portland, Aug. 12. W) Fed
eral Bureau of Investigation
agents said today that yester
day's raids in the Klamath Falls
area netted 11 aliens and quan
tities of dynamite, blasting caps,
rifles, shotguns, revolvers, cam
eras and shortwave radios.
The aliens, eight Italians and
three Germans, were not named
UMATILLA TAX CUT
Pendleton, Aug. 12. (IP)
Umatilla county's tax levy for
the 1942-43 fiscal year has been
set at 8.7 mills, a reduction of
1.5 mills from 1941, D. W. Davis,
county assessor, said today.
MEDFORD BUILDING. PHONE 2428.
Flight o Time
Medford and Jackson Count)
Hl.torjr from I lm Mlrs of the Mall
Tribune 10 and to year aco.
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
August 12, 1932
(It was Friday)
Gov. Roosevelt of New York
delays decision in ouster of New
York mayor.
Civic groups eye California
fruit worker problem.
President Hoover to call busi
ness men conference on econom
ic situation.
Riots and fires follow revolt
attempt in Spain.
New coating on Pacific high
way prevents skidding.
Fair and warmer. High 88,
low 49 degrees.
Citizens of county voice dis
approval of plan to recall circuit
judge.
Adolf Hitler, leader of the
German national socialist party
blocked by President Von Hin
denburg, who refused Hitler's
demands to be given all the gov
erning powers.
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY
August 12. 1922
(It was Saturday)
Fruit tour of the valley rlan-
ned for next Wednesday.
Good feeling restored in coal
mine strike, and work to be re
sumed soon.
England and France unable to
agree on German war reparation
payments, and parley is called
off.
Portland attorney sues Oregon
realm of the Ku Klux Klan for
listing him as an illegal voter.
Thirty-six tourist cars stop at
city auto camp over weekend.
Generally fair. High 78, low
46 degrees.
Cm Mall Tribune want ads.
Too Late to Classify
FOR SALE Umd washing machine
In good condition. Cheap for cash.
US Willamette.
FOR SALE Westing house range, 85.
Eads Transfer Sc Storage.
FURNISHED one and two-room
apartments. 604 West 10th.
WANTET Man to do light carpenter
work In exchange tor room rent.
Tribune Bos 2334.
FOR SALE Team of mules, weight
auu. rnuin oiui.
FOR RENT a-room modern house
furnished: adults only. Davenport
set for sale. 534 Mas street.
FOR SALE 2-wheel trailer, 130. Old
Stag House. Phoenix.
WANTED Practical trunk for college
student. Tribune Box loeo.
FOR SALE "39 Chrysler roadster
Cheap. Call at 34 Vs South Drape,
Apt. 4. after 6:00.
FOR SALE Two cows. One fresh
one freshen soon. R. Mllboan,
Central Point.
Acid Indigestion
Relieved la 1 atiiwiM et SMbTa year mamy fork
When ttetu .lomach aotd rium painful, aff(wN
tut Mi. tour atmaarh ind heartburn, doctor uaualtr
tirrrirtat lha f ait salt -twine mad tr I TIM known foe
TTTlptOniitlC frtltf Btdlrlnei Ilk thOM fat Ball-an
TaMeta. No lataitve. Bl1-ani h tints rem fort tn
jury or rawro Doui to iu tor ooidi. hwsjsjj oac. h,
FOR QUICK BALE bed complete.
Indsstructo trunk, radio, smoking
Hand, oak rocker, garage doors,
used doora and window eereans.
also one new window completa with
frame and arreen. call alter t to
p. ra. 117 North Peach.
PEACHES PEACHES PEACHES
Champion. Rochester, Earl Craw,
ford. Carmen. Tree ripened. Can
now.
O ROWERS MARKET -Farm
To You
814 mile south of Medford.
AUCTION SALE Due to Army Day
the 15th we will not sell at Pavilion
until Saturday. 32nd. We will then
resume our wiling every Saturday.
Have s hlph clue dairy herd of
oowi and heifers consigned for this
sale. Some of theae cows will be
fresh by aale date, balance besvv
.printers. t
SO. OREO. LIVESTOCK AUCTION
CO. Col. A, H. Dudley (Aruct.)
THE San Prancieco Examiner deliv
ered to your door dally and Sun
day, 1.40 per month. Dally only,
90c. Sunday copies of S. P. Exam
iner or Denver Poet delivered at
no extra charge. For subscription
telephone 3073.
MOVING Local end Long Distance.
Serving entire Pacific Coast. EADS
Transfer. Dial 3838.
POR EXPERT auto body repairing
take your car to Dally Auto Paint
ing and Body. Shop, 39 South
Bar tie tt.
33 CHEV. truck, flat bed, duels.
smuts Bros.
DRIVINO to Portland early Ptlday
uiurmng, room ior v. fnone 3570.
POR RENT Attractive S -bedroom
nouw. 104 King St. Inquire 335
Bust Jackson.
SLEEPINO PORCH with twin beds
for girls. 913 North Central.
WANTED Young man able to drive
light truck. Some sales ability.
Steady work. Advancement to right
man. No houee to house selling.
Write giving references to Tribune
Box 3587.
FOR SALE Baby crib, good condi
tion. See Mrs. Vance Kubll, 1 mile
on Brownftboro Road. Eagle Point.
WANTED Elevator girls at the Med
ford Hotel, Those who cannot work
permanently need not apply.
EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER desires
position. Address Box' 974 Medford.
WOMAN WANTS COOK I NO, light
housekeeping. Can take full charge.
Tel. 3118. 408 West 6th. , ,
CALL DRE8SLIR'S. 3866, for pickling
cucumbers. 1107 East Main.
FOR SALE Oood stock farm;' free
Irrigation; modern home. -Priced to
sell. P. O. Box 383, Ashland.. -
WANTED TO RENT Small furnished
houe or apartment. Very reliable
family. All adult. Can furnish
references. Tribune Box 3331.
POR BALE 6 tires, tubes and wheels,
17 Inch. Oil more Service Riverside
and Jackson. , .
EXPERIENCED LUMBERMAN wants
mill or lumber work of any kind.
Must be steady job. Box 3684
incline.
FOR SALE Circulating1 heater. 636:
small wood heater. 96: small air
tight heater and pipe. 61 60. chest
of drawers. 66; 1 single bed, com
plete, 610. fruit jars, 40c 6 dec.
610 South Central. t ,
FOR SALE 38 Chevrolet sedan, good
condition, good rubber. 810 Port
land Ave. Evenings.
...You can
spot it every time
O KILLED wprkeri have
O maker of Coca-Cola.
hat that extra comethlng. Almost anybody can at
make a toft drink, but nobody else can mak. kf ,
Coca-Cola. '
There, a finished art In its
give. Coca-Cola a special
unique taste Come, from a
wholesome essences, refreshment that
can't be copied. '
No other drink give. thl. special plus
...this unique taste and after-tense of .
refreshment. People have com. - to
realize that nothing takes the place
of Coca-Cola. To want refreshment ' fl.
is to think of ice-cold Coca
Contentment comet when
connect with a Coke.
Wartlm limits lha tupplf of
Coca-Cola. ThoM limes when
Toil cannot (el It. remerobati
Coca-Cola, being first choice. Is the first to go. Ask lot H
each time. No matter how short the tupplf, the qual
ity of Coca Cola will not be chanted In any respect.
V
Long, hard-working hours tire Y out,
low up production. You need s brief rest
pause. So, when the schedule calls tor time
out for s "breaeher", a moment for ice-cold,
enertr-sTing Coca-Cola leads to better work.
POR . SALE or TRADE Six acres.
3Vi acres In young peach orchard,
balance pasture. 6-room modern
houae. Clot to Normal School.
Upper Walker Ave., Box 304, Ash
land. Ore. O. D. Rice.
SWEET CORN by sack or dosen.
Phone 6364.
38 FORD COACH. Shu Its Bros,
FOR SALE Oood 9x13 rug, 8.60.
7ua south reacn.
FOR SALE One heavy duty electric
fan. Phone 4093.
OOAT now milking. 610. Rt. 3. Box
Bira. Hair mile orr Jacksonville
Highway on Ross Lane.
FOR RENT Furnished room with
kitchen privileges. 7 Chestnut.
SS DODGE truck. Shults Bros.
APPLICANTS for Caretaker position
who answered adv. Box 981, Trib
une, please reapply as previous
answers were lost.
YOUNO mother, refined, reliable,
previous kindergarten experience,
will care for small children In
her home. Excellent references.
340 Haven Street.
FOR RENT Furnished 3 -room house
with porch, garage, city water.
Route 3, Box 17-C, Hasel St. and
New Paclflo Highway.
38 FORD sedsn. Shults Bros.
FOR RENT 4-room furnished house.
Army officer preferred. 332 Bessie.
PEACHES, fancy Elberta, crate 61.33.
can now. Riverside Market.
LOST License piste 830-411,
at Tribune Office.
PLEASANT sleeping room for per
manently employed person. 804 N.
Grape.
FOR SALE '81 Pontlao convertible
coupe; 7:00x18 tires; very good.
80x3 4 tire and tube; 38-ft. logging
, chsln. Call after 6 p. m. only.
- 1031 Narregan St. .
FOR SALE Wheat straw stack, 66.
Grain sacks. Phone 6366.
WB ARB PAYINO CASH for used
, passenger cars, trucks end pickups.
, See us before you sell. Rogue River
Chevrolet, 9th and Bartlett.
FOR RENT Well furnished, clean,
modern four-room house with ga
rage, for responsible man and wife.
Write Box 3881, Mall Tribune.
WOMAN or OIRL for
Call at 804 Bennett.
housework.
t MODEL A S. Shults Bros.
WANTED To rent house or small
acreage. Permanent. Call 3936.
f OOAA Suburban very attractive
vslUW and 'substantial modern
home, large living room, four bed
rooms, bath, service porch, barn.
f garage, chicken house. This Is
practically a new home and has
.114 acres of fine garden land, irri
gated. Might consider trade for
Mediord nome.
ELMER HERRI ED
44 North Riverside.
Dial 8367 or 4860.
41 BUICK special coupe sedan.
snuits Bros.
FOR STORAGE
: Repairing and Restyling
.Arista Fir Shop
, Building Phon 4567
3rd Fleer Medford Center
"know - how". So have the
That's why Coca-Cola
making which
quality... it.
blend of pure,
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COCA-COLA I0TTLIN0 COMPANY Of
WAITRESS WANTED at the Dixie
Cafe. 137 East 6th.
37 FORD sedan. Shults Bros.
FOR RENT 4- room unfurnished
house, 93&. Phone 6131.
37 PON TI AO coach. Shults Bros.
WANTED Experienced green chain
pullers, fallen and buckers. Apply
Medford Corporation office. No.
Riverside.
OCEAN Caught canning Salmon.
nuny n&n uarxet. lets Ease stn.
FOR 8 ALE Pot toes, lc. up. l1
mi. n . w. uen trai roi nt , p. u.
Lofland.
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nervous due to the functional
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Ufe try Lydla E. Pt nit ham's Vege
table Compound. It's helped thou
sands upon thousands of women to
relieve such annoying symptoms.
Follow label directions. Plnkham's
Compound Is worth, trying!
The Prmtidont say we
thouM fake VACATIONS
lietrpt from Statement by Pretl
dent Roovlti "It hat btce
troven beyond doubt chat human
unit cannot luitaia continued
and prulonsvd work for very ions
without obtaining a proper bal
sn between work on the one
hand and vacation and rtcrfatioa
ea the other."
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