MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1942.
PAGE FIVE
LOCAL and PERSONAL
To Ashland Mrs. Luclnda
Hubbard of this city, was a busi
ness visitor in Ashland Monday.
License to Wad A marriage
license was issued yesterday in
Reno, Nev , to Eldon E. Sims and
Donna J. Chinn, both of Med
ford. according to an Associated
Press wire report.
Here Friday C. B. Cadwell,
state executive secretary tor the
Office oi Price Administration
from Portland will be in this
rlty Friday on official business
with the war price and ration
ing board, Hobart Price, execu
tive secretary for Jackson coun
ty rationing board announced
today.
NltM. Only 6:45-9:00 2 J! inc. Tax
Klddk lie Inc. Tax
Ends Tomorrow Nitel
GINGER ROGERS
In her greatest
. and funniest
ir rata
Plus Judith Anderson
In "LADY SCAHFACE"
Visit in Ashland Dr. and
Mrs. E. W. Barn urn and daugh
ter, Mrs. Don Leonard of this
city, were guests of Mrs. James
Stephens at the Lithia hotel
Monday evening. Mrs. Stephens
is a former Medford resident.
Leaves Hospital Mrs. Helen
Wilson has been released from
Community hospital where she
has been receiving medical
treatment and is staying at the
home of her mother Mrs. Rams
dell, 1101 West 11th street.
Pays Fine Thomas James
Lynch paid $10 fine in city po
lice court yesterday on a charge
of being drunk and removing a
coat belonging to a transient
from a local beer establishment.
A five day Jail sentence was sus
pended and the coat returned to
the ownei.
Transferred Mr. and Mrs.
John K. James of 1527 Bryant
street received word today that
their son, Second Lieutenant
Jack James, has been trans
ferred to the escort company,
Camp Shelby, Miss. Lieut.
James, who left Medford with
the national guard in 1940 for
Fort Lewis, recently completed
military police training at offi
cers' training school, Fort Ben
ning, Ga.
Friday Nite and Saturday)
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To Initiate Crater Lake
aerie. No. 2093, Fraternal Order
of Eagles will hold initiation of
large class of candidates Thurs
day at 8 p. m. at Eagles hall, 42
North Front street. Worthy
president Alvln Lucas requests
all members to be present. Mer
rill's orchestra will furnish mu
sic for a dance to follow the reg
ular business session.
Cars Collide Earl SeDoris of
this city, driving a coupe and Le-
land R. Silver of Ashland, oper
ating a truck, collided on high-
a ay 99 about five miles south of
Gold Hill Monday at 8:30 p. m.,
according to a report on file.
Kenneth Ira Doty and Wendell
J. Eggen. both of Grant Pass,
were operators of automobiles
which collided at the Riverside
avenue and Sixth street Inter
section Tuesday at 6:10 p. m.,
a report stated. Jack Hodges of
route 2, Medford, and M. D.
5hulta of S30 South Central ave
nue were operators of cars
which were involved in a minor
accident at the Central and Main
streeti intersection Sunday at
7:30 i). m. Mrs. Margaret Crowl
of RFD 4 and Ernest Reames of
Route 3 were involved in a
minor collision on the Fern Val
ley road yesterday at 2 p. m..
a report stated.
CENTRAL PT. VETERANS
TO VISIT CAMP SATURDAY
Central Point, Aug. 12. (Spl.)
Ex-service men of Central
Point will go to the reactivation
ceremonies at Camp White Sat
urday in a group according to
present plans. The veterans are
to gather on Main street and de
part at 8:30 a. m. All are re
quested to wear caps or em
blems denoting their former
service.
Canada has for many years
remained distinctly tne most inr
nnrrnnt fnrpiffn COuntrV Of di
rect investments by United
States business enterprises, says
the Department oi commerce.
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MORE LOCAL MEN
SIGNED FOR NAVY
Through arrangements made
by a group of Fort Wayne, Ind
women. Seaman Robert- Stur
goon (above), in the naval hos
pital at Pearl Harbor. T. H.,
was able to talk with his mother.
Mrs. Viola Sturgeon, and his
sister, Joanna, In Norfolk. Va.
Sturgeon, wounded in the Mid
way battle, is a survivor of the
U. S. destroyer Hammann.
The rapidly growing list of
local men who have enlisted In
the U. S. navy's construction
battalion was increased by four
this week. It was announced to
day by Jack M. Carpenter, CEM,
Medford navy recruiter. All
were enlisted at the Portland
recruiting headquarters after be
ing accepted here.
George Robertson of the Hotel
Medford, former manager of the
Rogue Valley Golf club, was en
listed as a construction foreman;
Charles Lester Wilson of 801
West 11th street, former Pros
pect high school coach and
teacher, joined the construction
battalion; Carl C. Pyle of 847
South Holly street, an employe
of the California-Oregon Power
company, was enlisted as a chief
electrician's mate and Donald G.
DeLisle of Ashland, employe of
Hal's Camera shop here, was
enlisted as photographers as.
sistant.
The men will be called to
duty when their companies are
formed, probably in a month or
six weeks. Carpenter stated.
Kerch strait, separating the
Crimea from the northern Cau
casus, unites the Black sea with
the shallow Sea of Azov, vesti
bule to Rostov and the Don
river.
L
OREGON SOLDIERS TO
HAVE VOTE PRIVILEGE
Salem, Aug. 12. (JP) Ore
gon members of the armed forces
who will be away from home on
November 3, general election
day, will be permitted to vote
by absentee ballot, Secretary of
State Earl Snell said today.
To vote, a soldier must be
registered in his home precinct.
Medford Nurserv School Cmm.
cil met Monday and elected the
following officers: R. W. Cole
man, chairman; Mrs. Leonard
Mayfleld secretary, and Mrs. J.
K. Hoey, treasurer. Plans are
beina made to nnpn th at-ftmi
next Monday for fruit workers'
cnuaren.
The Council Will mwt asaln
Thursday and it will be helpful
in making their arrangement
to know more definitely what
hours mothers will have to go
to work and how lata thv win
be working. It is also important
wi register lor tne school at an
early date since it is expected
that there will be many more
requests than the school can
accommodate.
Those interested should call
Mrs. Carpenter's office, 2907,
for tentative enrollment. Fees
for the school will be establish
ed at next meetino of thn mm.
cll and all those registered will
receive lull information within
a few days.
All mothers who are working.
defense workers, and service
men are eligible to enroll their
children 2, 3 and 4 years of age
in the school.
Lieutenant John D. Hare of
the 91st Infantry division, sta
tioned In the Jackson county
Chamber of Commerce to aid
wives and families of military
personnel in locating living ac
commodations, said today a new
system had been Installed de
signed to simplify the placing of
those seeking quarters.
Apartments, rooms and houses
available for rent are card in
dexed, and Immediately upon a
unit being rented the card is
removed from the file. He also
explained that addresses of
available .housing unHs were
now being given to only a few
at a time of those seeking ac
commodations, thus eliminating
to a great extent a "rush" of ap
plicants to any single available
accommodation.
Lieutenant Hare requested
that anybody having rooms,
houses or apartments to rent to
list them at the chamber office.
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Portland. Aup. 123i Tha
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vals, widely known Willamette
valley farmer and legislator,
was described bv hnenital at.
tendants today as poor. He is
sullen ng from pneumonia com
plicated by an illness of two
years.
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