Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 24, 1942, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text0? J LOCAL and To Markat Mri. Clatous Mo Credle left Tuesday evening (or San Francisco where she will at tend ready-to-wear and millin ery marnets. She is employed at Aonenne s Dress shop. Repair Permit diaries Bott ler of 1211 East Main street was issued a permit at the city build ing Inspector's office today to make repairs at the above ad dress at a stated cost of $200, Local Visitors Out-of-town guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Spatz, 922 South Oakdale avenue, are Miss Helen Casey and Mrs. John M. Robin son, both of Roseburg. Mrs. Rob inson is the sister-in-law of Mrs. OF patz. Visit Here Captain Del M. Halverson, U. S. marine corps, . d Mrs. Halverson are visiting witn Mrs. Halverson s mother, Mrs. Harriet Merrltt, 246 South Rl-'erside avenue. Mrs. Halver son plans to makt Medf..d her home for the duration. Traffic Violators R. A. Stagg zoneiiea i Dail in police court yesterday for overparking. W. .M. Chiliman forfeited $5 bail for operating an automobile with and Ora E. G. Myers each for more than three persons over 12 years of age in the front seat. Cars Collide Rnh.rt Rnll. field of Shady Cove and A. V. Muchmore, of 940 North Central avenue, both drivini naaarncer cars, were involved in a minor collision at the intersection of Beatty and Edwards streets yes terday at 4:30 p. m., according to a report on file. Visiting Albert Young, sta tioned at Elgin Field, Florida. with the army air forces, en- Joyed a visit here this week with his mother, Mrs. Lillian Young of 257 Beatty street. With him were Miss Alice Walker of Sacra mento, Calif., and Mrs. Dolany of Klamath Falls. Promoted Vincent C. Claf len, son of Mrs. Ruth V. Claflen of Medford, was recently pro moted to sergeant in the army air forces, according to word received from the flexible gun nery school. Tyndall Field, Flor ida, where he successfully com pleted five weeks of intensive ' training to qualify as an expert aerial gunner. O Arrives Here Vincent S. ""Smlth of Elko, Nev., arrived here by motor Tuesday evening to assume his duties as station attendant at the Medford office of United Air Lines. He was ac companied by his wife and young daughter. Smith formerly resided in Portland and prior to bis employment at Elko attended Boeing school. Initiation Planned Crater Lake Aerie, No. 2093, Fraternal Order of Eagles and auxiliary will meet tonight at 42 North Front street at 8 p. m. for initia tion to be followed by discussion of legislation concerning all Eagles. A dance will close the evening. A. C. Lucas, worthy president, urges all members to be on time. Driver Arrested Sergeant Willy E. Lee was fined $100, his river's license was revoked for a year and he was sentenced to SO days in the city jail, in city police court today on a charge of operating an automobile while under the influence of intoxi cating liquor. His Jail sentence was suspended upon payment of the fine. Lee was arrested early this morning at Riverside avenue nd East Main street Leaves For Bate Aviation Cadet Clyde Hollenbeck left by plane last night for the air forces training base at Livermore, Cal., after spending a week visiting " friends and relatives here and in Eugene. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Hollenbeck of 722 North Riverside avenue. Out of 80 young men who recently graduated two weeks ahead of schedule from the training school at St. Mary's college. Cadet Hollenbeck ranked 14th. Ad be tart tea roa t eta Jo? i thla tvth, aw I law BaraM From L ...Dill -Chi tnt 'SGiw' I. 7?. Bt wm-, .agg ih PERSONAL CALENDAR Frida 1:00 p. m. Electa Social club. uiris community clubhouse. Non-affiliated members of O.E.S. invited. 8:00 b. m T T. iOuK htma Mrs. Ernest Conrad, 713 Dakota street. Returns East .."-a. Ethelyn cvans returned east Tuesday evening by train after an eight weeks' visit in this city with her mower, Mrs. Lottie Danielu . d her brother, Frank Hull. 817 South Grape str-et. Mrs. Evans resides ait Bryn Marr, a suburb oi Philadelphia, Pa. In City Court Ray Walker paid $10 fine in city police court today on a charge of being drunk. Appearing in city court yesterday was John Stacy, who was fined (10 and sentenced to five days in the city jail on a charge of being drunk. Frank McNeil forfeited $10 bail on the same charge. Chaplain Talks Lions club mally Wednesday evening at members were addressed infor Earhart s by Chaplain Wm. P. Byrnes, chaplain at Camp White. The chaplain's home is at Hamp ton, Virginia, in the midst of vast defense activity. Rev. R. W. Coleman was in charge of the program. A guest was Mrs. Arn old M. Depner. Hollywood. Sent. 5d fllPl Ginger Rogers, Academy award winner, to a ay scheduled a month vacation and a war bond SellinC tour ahead nf tin- tint film production. Miss Rogers, who owns a 1.000-acre ranch near Medford, Ore., and would lilc to more of it, is cast in "Lady in me Jjaris. opposite Ray Mil land. But before she goes to work, she has some traveling in do. Start of her new picture has not oeen aeiinitely scheduled. Miss Ropers' mntliF T -1- Rogers, said today she hardly expected her daughter to be able to visit the ranch as her Dona tour for the U. S. treasury department Is scheduled to take up most of her vacation. Mrs. Rogers stated. Ginger's next picture, to be in techni color, begins Immediately upon the conclusion of her vacation Ginger last viitei nn... m. valley in February of this year. Summer staffed r ..,.- ffaffement irrnHins M .m r o -v wcuid bureau reports and is giving fall a bit of competition, the latter having officially come to town Sent 23. Th t... -- -. ...v.. vuicau said the thermometer zoomed to 94 dear Kfnmto . -.j . . Mn ----- ill to vo degrees Tuesday. Minimum tern- K.lUrj .or me two days were 43 degree VTnnHao .. t grees Tuesday. even this, the weather men state isn't a nwntvi A. . . .. "uw inn books at the weather bureau now inn m September. 1934 the maximum nra in j and in another year the mer cury reacneo 103 degrees. Max imum for SnfmHtt 1A41 , . , . i wa9 only 87 degrees. The nnnulatlnfi u e . - i " ui me tJUVlCl union, 170,000,000 at the last census, Is approximately four fifths Euronean. one-fifth A.I. atie. Gen. Joseph W. Stllwell. chief Af staff nnrietF RnralUt1mn Chiang Kai-shek, is a native of Florida. SUMMER GREETS AUT1N1RMLY OUlHHU.l WHISKET Old Keriiarky. tillid ..Extra lone J 'Blot "Tiging insure J. State, ft I J tin quality. X 15 int MEDFORD MAIL Aerial Drama A picture as thrilling as "Wings" and as daring as "Hell's Angels" Is "Wings and the Worn- an," which brings the life story of a great woman pilot to the Communications MEDFORD C. OF C. ANSWERS PRIVATE J. W. To the editor: The Chamber of Commerce has noted with considerable re gret Private J. W.'s letter pub lished in your paper of Septem ber 23. While the Chamber of Commerce does not wish to en ter into an argument with Pri vate J. W. and therefore will not answer every one of the 12 questions specifically, it does wish to reply on the basis that it believes that Private J. w. did not express the general opinion of the soldiers of Camp White. There is some lack of under standing on the part of Private J. W. as to the basic reasons for increased cost of commodities. It appears that he contends that the business men of this town are discriminating against the soldiers of Camp White. This is not true since all citizens of the city of Medford and those people that are doing business in Medford are subject to the same prices that are charged to the soldiers. These prices are a result of increased costs not only in the items that are sold but In the service required to put them in the hands of the consumer. Private J. W. can easily learn that the Increased cost in Medford is in conformity with increased cost everywhere in the United States and that the increase in this town is not out of proportion to the in creased cost in any other com munity in the United States where similar conditions exist. The Chamber of Commerce believes that many of the sol diers feel that the citizens of Medford have gone to great ex pense to make the temporary residence of soldiers in this com munity as pleasant as it can be made under the existing condi tions. It must be remembered that Medford is not a large city which can suddenly absorb such an increased population as that which resulted from Camr wnue, ana provide all the facili ties needed to meet the full ex pectations of all the individual soldiers. The people of Med ford, Including the citizens in business and those that are not. have gone to great personal ex- Aggravating Gas Wbta atonies ih ftMU le taotbw ftm, mU6 TOm MS fcudlv tU dMS BTAtth. B? aOLKaiKA. ma nnalaul?M vara and MMtaa ttoauca tad srpal caa. aad THmia laiulTM lor t.aoa, aakk kova) acaoa. At yoat Draa I tor. Hest aid Pharmacy Nljhti Ontr 6:45-9:00 2V I no. Tax Klddlra lie Ine Ta Tomorrow Nlte and Satl Added Western Hltl s Iff! MMM USTERS a. Last Times Tonightl MtOTMT WtUM DM lAMOURHOlDEN'BRACXEN Plus "TREAT 'EM ROUGH" riGHtiir MD,Lr,Nj TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, on Rialto Bill I Rialto theatre tomorrow for a tour-day run. Anna Neagle por- "my ula"n ur" Command. Robert Newton nlav. I opposite. pense to provide the soldiers with proper entertainment and this does not seem to be recog nized by Private J. W. The citizens of Medford are not profiteers at the expense of the soldiers or its own residents. There is no discrimination be tween the soldier and the civi lian as regards to prices charged. We fear that Private J. W. has been sadly misinformed and we also feel that the majority of the soldiers will vouch for this statement. The rhnmhor nt Commerce has exerted extreme eirort to make the soldiers' visit to Medford a happy and pleas ant one and ft will mntimi. tn do so up to the limit. Medford Chamber of Commerce, Per Frank Hull, Mn'gr. Medford, Sept. 24. There are four naval training stations where naval romtitc are trained before going aboard snip or entering one of the trade schools. They are at Newport, R. I.: Great Lakes. Ill Nnrfnlk Va.; and San Diego, Cal. A "rookie" in the U. S. navy is called a "boot." He is ranked as an apprentice seaman and receives $50 a month beside board, clothing and equipment. The British Admiralty report ed in 1941 that the Thompson and Lindsay Islands, on the charts since 1825, had vanished from the South Atlantic. Medford Lodge Mo. 103, A. P. A. M. C. A. De gree lrlday, Sept. 25Ui. Vleltora welcome. Fred O. Morris. W. M.. Too Late to Classify FOR SALS s room modern home, a bedrooms. 3 porches, large lot. 7Sz 310, paved street, close In. Sacri fice price S1S0O.0O 5O0 down, bal. 130 monta or S1600.00 cash. Also 6 room home, S bed rooms, plastered, good firm foun dation, paved street, near school, sacrifice S2300.00. H cash. Bal ance to suit purchaser. No ehlsel era need apply. I ain't mad at no body. Dad Roberta, 730 W. 3nd 8t. Knows Dally 1:45-:4S- Ends Saturday Nlghtl JAMMED with FUN! addadi Donald Duck Toon Plus Pete Smith's "Football Thrills 1941" WELLES? Saw IBS Wuctme AS li 1 Wf a1i iv (swaiOuTTOI DotaaCffWa) An IAJTH ' fttButT iqm Mteiilial Buy Bonds itTcaue 72C r?rj ..;..,... I V f as. AWI OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1942 In Comedy Role Henry Fonda adds hilarity to the cast of Damon Runyon's "The Big Street," which shows currently until Saturday night at the Craterian theatre. Lucille Ball plays opposite the popular star. Walt Disney's Donald Duck also shows In his latest cartoon, "The Vanishing Private," as well as Pete Smith s newest gridiron epic, "Football Thrills of 1941." PRUNES. 3o lb. you pick cucum bers at hair prlc u you pick. Plums. B. E. Pord. t ml. west on Jacksonville Hwy. SLEEPING rooms tor t men. 433 West 12th. FOR 8M.E 300 New Hampshire Bed pullets. Inquire Medlord Feed Store. FOB RENT Modern furnished- apart ment. Adults. No peto. Tribune Box 338. WANTED Man to take over Texaco aervlos station. Phone 9133. FOB RENT To local people. 5 room furnished house. Phone 3117. FOR SALE Ban tame. 7 Chestnut. Phone 4644. FOR SALE Modern home close In. near schools S3 100.00. A. O. Wil son. 7 Chertnut. Phone 4644. FOR SALE Hotpolnt eleotrlo and wood rsnge, Vlctrols, trtcycls and two coats, girls alee t years and ladles slse 40. Phone 3410 Mor nings and evenings. WANTED Pear plokers. Peldenhelm er Orchard. Central Point, Phone 195. PEACHES, 3o lb. delivered. Phone 8444. COLORED fryer. 350 lb., dressed. Phone 6444. FOR SALE Modern S room stucco house, newly tlecorated. near school. Phone 4366. WANTED To buy. small modern house with very small acreage or large lot In or near Howard School district. Write lull particulars to Box M3 Tribune before Tuesday. CAN'T KEEP GRANDMA IN HER CHAIR Shv'ft as LIv1y as a Younrrtar Now har Backacha ia battar Many artifffTCi .! Dacginc bMkaelta tjulckly. oo tber diwover that tb Ml mum of tbeir irouol nuv b tired kidneys. Toe kidivay ar Ntur chW way ot tok fnff tbe exresa aclda and wuM out of tho blood. Tbey baip mot popi ptwa about 4 pinu ft day. Wh'o dianrrler of krdrxy function Mrroitsf poisonous m attar to remain in your blood, it may caua nacgtnj baclvacU. rbeumalie paioa, lrg paina, Loaa of prp and eoerry, f?ttia up Biltbta, walltnci puffinoaa under th eye, bcadaebea and diiiinc. t-'raquont or araoiy Buuiet with amartini and burning oma Lmra thowa there it .orae thing wrong wit jour Iddnayi or bladdnr. Don't waitl A.kt your dragf iat for Doaa'i Pilla, used ueoeaafully by nuluoos for over AO yftars. Tbey give happy relief aad will help tb 15 mi l"e of Kidney tubes flush out poieoo out waM Umb your, blood. Get Doaa iJilla, Mtes Onlr Urrkrlnva Marts at 6:45 ndt Saturday Nile! IwM) TMtWf Plus John Kimbrough SUNDOWN JIM" z THE MONSTER'S toosi W SUNDAY PUNCH with WILLIAM LUNDIGAN Jan Rogsrs. Dsn Dlly. Jr. tmwmnwm suss lie Bobby o t-t-- it jp SUNDAY! FOR BAUI 100 white Lefhora pul. eta Box ISA, Spring St. WANT TO RENT OR LEASE Small acreagej In or near Central Point vicinity. P. O. Box 30, Central Point. FOR SALE Whitney Bsby Perambu lator, excellent condition, assorted living-room tables. 1128 West 4th. '36 FORD deluxe sedan. Good condi tion. Pair tires. Por quick sale. S350.00. Park Plaoa. No. t, end West 11th. Cbaa. Cogglna. Wf CAN HELP Ton make your pres ent ear last by taking care ot your auto body troubles now. Dally Auto Painting and Body Shop, 3S South Bartlett. PADDED VAN MOVING SERVICE. WASHINGTON. ORCOON. CALIF. CADS TRANSFER. DIAL 3838. SCREENS Phone 4113. Medford Mlllwork Co. "The Glass House". WANTED Boys to sell papers at Camp White before and after school, SOc oo mm lesion guaranteed each trip. Telephone 3073. COLORED fryer for sale. Also 8 doeea barred rock pullet. Phone 8338. HAVE no further use for my blsck work horse. For sale, cheap. Mike Beck. Phone 6630. FOR SALE Home comfort range with copper coll and tsnk. Bargain. Prion 1813 Esgle Point. FOR SALE 1 pair beautiful blue Par akeeta, new cage and stand. 3 can ary singers and cage. Boston Bull pup. 6 month old, pedigreed fe male Pekinese, red sable. very cute, beautiful new Zenith radio, automatic record player. New rec ords in albumne. one buffet. 136 Fortlend. ROOM with double bed for one or two men, In private bom. SIS W. Jackson. FOR SALE Young Guernsey milk cow fresh about Dec. 10. Carl Mil ler Place. Esgle point. DUE To Illnes Merle Norman Studio Medford territory. Is for sale. Ex cellent living business has doubled. Phone 8878, Box 663 Tribune. FOR SALE Vetch. 1800 lbs., fum igated, cleaned and ready to be planted. Fb. 6434 or 3675. FOR SALE Dining room table and chair. 614 8. Central. WANTED Pear picker. H mil S. Griffin Creek Grange. John Darby. LOST 1 case Domino cigarette In Medford. Wednesday afternoon. Finder please return to McDonald Candy. Reward. FOR SALE OR LEASE Thre rooms and bath, electricity, pressure pump. Four acre pasture. Ph. 6366. FOR RENT OR LEASE Completely furnished home In country. Electric range, refrigerator, fine water, pressure pump, plsce for chickens WANTED 1 934 to 1936 Chevrolet In gooo condition without tires. Ad dress Box asge car. Tribune. starts Amazing rH lit marine of the girl of a thoysand thrills . . The Story of Amy Johnson and ,her Jim Hi Mollisons. Rjtrular Rialto Pric Ars mm 0DOEO0B FOR SALE Flour sacks, gl per do. FOR SALE Seven room house. Fins shsde. oak treee, furnace, cement bsssmsnt. Bleeping porch, f Ireplacs. mapl floors. Phone 6366. PIANO INSTRUCTIONS "Up to the minute" blsck key approach. Book let mailed free. Fred Alton Height, accredited teacher of piano, studio, Liberty building. FOR SALE 5 good tires snd tubes one nearly new. t 35x21. 630 cash takea them. Room 438 Medford Cen ter Bldg. BAROA1N 1839 Pontile t-passsnger club coupe. Also 1937 Bulck 4 -door sedan. BHh In excellent condition good tires. Be them st A. Z "Tubby" Dean Tour Pontlae Deal er. Richfield station. Sinn and Ora p. streets, phone 3943. FOR SALE Petit Prunes. Ph. 6307. FOR SALE New end Second Hand business in Ideal location. 320 w. 6th. Medford. 1941 DO DOE deluxe coup, nearly new tires, small miles ge. 1939 Ply mouth 4 door sedan, good rubber. Mechanically perfect, radio and heater. Taylor'a Dodge-Plymouth 8 th and Bartlett Street. FOR SALE Fresh Red Durhsm Heif er, s years old. and calf. Phone 3546. FOR RENT 4 room houa. water paid. 116. 318 Wabash. WANTED Pot toe for dehydration In larg lot. Call at 314 South Holly until September 38th only or Phone 850. FOR RENT Dandy room, close In. for two gentlemen, twin beds. Board If desired. Phone 3616. 311 North Oakdale. POR RENT On Old Stag Road. H4 acres. Irrigated. Thre room furnish ed house. El ec trie refrlgencr. H. L. Cook. 1104 W. Main. BABT BEEF H. E. Blrdaall. Barne burg road, 1 mile east. WILL SELL my 1B37 Plymouth four door deluxe sedan below blue book. Tires snd motor o. k. New paint job, upholstery perfect, heater, twin horns. See at Associated sta tion, Central and Jackson. FOR CAREFUL handling of your fur niture Dial 3838 for moving servloe. EADS Transfer. WANTED Experienced waitress. The What Not Men, Women! Old at 40,50,60! Get Pep Ftsl Years Youngtr, Full of Vim old doctor wtIim: "i took It mvwif Kwilts mwr atw." SiMvla Introductory oatras Tools T.til.t. onata aais tie. Stop facUoa paplcas, old. lart hsllss papptar sad rouncar, thla very ear. At all good drug store everywhere In Medford. at Chas. Strang Drug and Western Thrift Store. TOMORROW for 4 Big ' V I'-.' true-Ufa re- Jhe Flying a ' .V V S SSt mmW ' i .. V The Screen's Great Drama Of Women In The War! ANNA ,0,,fn' ROBERT NEAGLE NEWTOfJ Hurryl It Potltiv.ly Must End Tenlgbtl 9 Great Stars in "Tales of Manhattan" Special "Manhattan" Prien :Es ISe-lU-Seldlsrs JOe Inc. Ta Mats 40c J5c lle IncU Tax PAGE SEVEN KEEP lrttl auto body repair buia from becoming big en. Ss Dally Auto Painting and Body Soon 3B South Baxtlat. FOR TRADE four TOOll t-ply heavy duty tire, run 3.500 miles. Trad for baby beet. Phone 8301. FOR SALE Let peaches now ready. 3o and Sc. Bring container. Victor Burse'.l. Phone 6408. FOR SALE Tires, tube snd rim. Two 6 00x30, two 6 50x30, two 11x4. McPsddcn. toiler Lane. POR BALE IH acres good field corn. Waldo Beach. Rout 3. Bos 11, Medford. LAST CHANCE to get eammf peaese. 3e to 4c lb. Fiber's rsr mer Supply Co. Phone 444a. WANTED a bottom 14 inch plow. Phone 8554. WANTED Acreage with good sprlBaja or stresm. Wltn or without build ings, whst hsv your Send full description, prlos etc. Trlbun Boa 3808. BOT WANTED Permanent poatMoa open to live, energetic boy 16 or 17 years for office work and sr. rands Prefer High School graduate. Oood pay to start Apply Mall Trlb un business office. WANTED Experienced girl for gen eral housework On child. Refer nee 00 homo night. 15 rnnu eo4. ELDERLY MSN Ar yon enable to do heavy work, but (till want to do your bltr You can deliver tele grama. Apply Western Union. NOTICB IF TOTJ want your pssrns and apricots sprayed for curl Mat snd bllg.it. Phons 8568 or writ W. M. Mcoonsgle. Rt . Box at. Mad. ford. SAVE TIME, tire and gas I ot caa nlng peache now at Faber1 Farmer Supply Co, 104 So. BarUet. Prion. 4449. OET your canning salmon this wosk. Holly Seafoods 135 . 6th. AUTO LIABILITY INSURANCE for Camp White Arm ad CiTlUaa PnMsutN as low as $3,13 TEKGWALD AQEK3Y Holly Thaatra Blda. th and Holly OlalMtrf Days! A ?!... wt-aCk'as s-'y ar Erst S0c-2Se-llt IncL Tasj