LOCAL and
To Remodel A building per
mit (or $1,000 was issued to Kidd
and Neidermeyer to remodel a
dry cleaners at 34 North River
side avenue.
Fined C. C. Jones was fined
$3 in city police court this morn
ing (or driving an automobile
with more than three over the
age ol 12 In the (ront seat.
Losea Bag Mrs. L. M. Smith
of 719 South Central avenue re
ported to city police yesterday
the loss of her shopping bag
Saturday while in the business
' district.
Move Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Hamilton of this city have moved
to Roseburg where they are
making their home. They have
taken up residence at 222
Haynes street.
j
Returns South Mrs. Robert
Riley, former Medford resident,
has returned to her home in
Oakland, Cal., after spending the
week-end in this city on business
and with friends.
To Phoenix Lieut. George
Hull left Medford by United
Mainliner last week for Phoenix,
Ariz., after spending a 10-day
leave with his parents, Mr. and
, Mrs. Ben Hull at Grants Pass.
I ...
Starts Training Donald P.
Helm of Trail has begun an in
tensive course in aviation me
chanics at the Army Air Forces
Technical school at Amarillo,
Tex., according to a press re
lease from the school.
...
Graduates Donald C. Root of
IS Summit avenue was com
missioned an ensign December
2 after completing the four
month V-7 training course at
the New York U. S. Naval Re
serve Midshipmen's school, New
York City, according to word
received from the school. After
a short leave, Ensign Root will
report immediately for active
duty.
Mace Here Don Mace, who
used to do public relations for
the Medford CCC district, came
through today on one of these
mysterious trips the military
make around the country. Don
is a major in the air force. After
he left Medford, he got his fin
ers stained with printer's ink at
- Washington, D. C, where he en
tered the army eight months ago.
At Washington, he was editor
of Army Times.
...
Need Inspectors The United
States Civil Service commission
has announced the urgent need
for locomotive inspector's at
$1,000 per year plus $5 a day
while in travel status, and also
car inspectors and traveling in
spectors at $1,620 a year plus
$5 a day while in traveling sta
tus. Full details may be ob
tained at room 309, postoffice
building, Medford.
...
In Activities Three Medford
students are busy on the Uni
versity of Oregon campus par
ticipating in campus activities.
Leighton Piatt, son of Hal Piatt
of East Jackson boulevard, has
been appointed to represent his
living organization on the USO
committee of the student war
council. He also is a member
of the committee promoting
sales of Christmas seals on the
campus, as is Al Dodson, son
of Dr. and ilrs.'A. E. Dodson.
Roslynn Morrill of this city has
been named chairman of the
Gamma Phi Beta drive for serv
ice correspondence. Names ol
Oregon alumni in the service
are furnished each living organ
ization who in turn correspond
with the military man;
DR. A. R. HEDGES
Chiropractic k Naturopathic
Physician
128 E. Main. Dial 3170
GOOD or BAD
The "Victory News", a publi
cation of the General Electric, In
a recent issue is reported as hav
ing printed the following:
"Ann Arbor. ' "All members
of the sulfa drug family have a
poisonous effect on the nervous
system, the parent substance be
ing the least poisonous and some
of the newer sulfa drugs the
most poisonous. Dr. Sam C.
Little of the University of Michi
gan Medical School reports. He
found that the more toxic the
drug are to bacteria the more
toxic they are to the human
cell.' "
As the human cell contains
the life element of the body,
anything that is toxic or injuri
ous to it is detrimental to the
whole organism. And not only
are the sulfa drugs Injurious to
the nervous system but to the
blood cells also. It is to be admit
ted that th.se drugs have done
some good, but in the end will
the good outweigh the damage
contributed by them. The ten
dency is to use them too freely
and in laree doses instead of
with luificient degree of caution.
PERSONAL
CALENDAR
Mondav
7:30 d. m. 01iv Rhuh
lodge, I. O. O. F. hall.
8:00 D. m. CratHi- t r.i.llrf
of First Presbyterian church at
c n u r c n. Lhristmas program.
Bring gift for Camp White hos
pital. 8:00 n. m. Jarkuin Pminfv
chapter, No. 8, Disabled Amer
ican Veterans, at armory. La
dies' auxiliary at Girls' Commu
nity clubhouse. All members
urged to be present.
Tuesday
12:30 r. m Oum F.fh.r
circle. First Methodist church.
nome nirs. L,. c. Kirby, 227
North Grange street. Luncheon.
1:00 d. m. Evpr-Rpriv iivi
First Presbyterian church, cov
ered dish luncheon, home Mrs.
L. N. Younger, 611 Weat Eighth
street. Christmas party.
i:uu p. m. St. Anne'i Altar
society, parish hall on South
Oakdale avenue. Luncheon fol
lowed by business meeting.
1:00 p. m. Grace Circle, of
First Presbyterian church, home
Frances Flinn, 604 West Main
street. Dessert luncheon.
1:00 D. m. Sunnv Siafprv nf
First Presbyterian church, home
Mrs. A. V. Hardy, 516 South Ivy
street. Luncheon and Christmas
party.
1:00 d. m. Fidplitv Cirri r.1
First Methodist church rhnrrh
parlors. Potluck luncheon and
Christmas gift exchange.
1:00 p. m. Merritt Circle of
First Presbyterian church, home
Mrs. O. J. Gould, 1316 West
Mam street. Brine own rvir
exchange of Christmas gifts.
7:30 p. m. Medford Dupli
cate Bridge club. Hotel Medford.
o:uu p. m. Past President's
club of Degree of Honor lodge,
home Mable Rrnnrtt as Cn,K
Grape street.
8:00 D. m. D. A. V uvlliom
Girls' Community clubhouse.
On Furlough Eugene V.
Riebe, former Medford resident
is SDendine a wprlr'a fnrinimh
here from his duties as machin
ists first mate, U. S. navy. Riebe
received his nrnmnti on in fire
mate. Decemhpr 1 Hp hi, Kun
stationed at Bremerton, Wash.
...
Sells Saali Medfnrrl m.
er Club Will hp in rhirn nf .,1.
of Christmas seals in the Med
ford business district tomorrow.
Mrs. Glen GibbnnR f rhalrmnn
assisted by Mrs. C. M. Aldredgc,
Mrs. C. A. Rankin. Mrs. E. A.
Andren, Mrs. Walter Fleming,
Mrs. Walt HoDne and Mrs. Leo
Hazel.
...
Son Enlists Mr. and Mrs. W.
A. Todd of 843 East Ninth street
received word Saturday that
their 18-year-old son, Phillip,
had enlisted in the U. S. navy
air corps at San Francisco and
has been selected for training at
the naval aviation cadets school.
His brother, Herbert, is stationed
at Pearl Harbor with the civil
service at the airport.
...
Minor Accident Kenneth.
Lewis Card in of Rogue River,
operating a pickup, Merton L.
Murphy driving a passenger car
and Jacob George Dix, of Rogue
River, driving a logging truck,
were involved In a minor accf
dent at the intersection of high
way 99 and the Rogue River
road Saturday about 8:30 p. m.
according to a report on file.
...
Violators Sentenced Albert
Dean was sentenced in city po
lice court today to 10 days in
the city jail on a charge of being
drunk. John Wesley Perkins
was sentenced to 10 days in the
citv iail or leave town; Harold
Whitcomb, fined $10 and Albert
Judd, sentenced to five days in
the city jail, all on the same
J charge.
! innPTS "EATLESS DAY"
San Diego, Cal. (U.PJ Local
Mttmirant nrnnrietors say their
; great problem is not "meatless
days Put eauess aays. i nc
1 thpv have nlenty of meat
but the problem is to (ind the
necessary netp 10 prepare ana
serve it.
MANY FALSE ALARMS
. San Dieeo. Cal. (U.R) Dinv
outs are costing the fire depart
ment dearly because of the in
rrpflsed number of false alarms
sent in during such periods. In
replying to one of these, one
fire 'tigine crashed, causing
$3,000 worth of damage to fire
equipment.
Lemon Juice Recipe
Checks Rheumatic
Pain Quickly
If you uffer from rheumatic, arth
ritis or neuritis, pain, try this almple
inrincnslfe bom rrclpe that thou-
Mn.i eie using. Oct a pacHaee of
RuEx Compound, ft two-w luppiy,
trmr. Mix It ith a quart of water,
rt-i tha luice of 4 lemon... U'a eaty.
No trouble at all and pleasant, You
nerd onlv S tablespoon run two ume
I a da?. Oftn within 48 houra oma-
time overnlfht aplend.d result are
1 obtained. If the pains do not quickly
I leave and if you do not feel better,
return the empty paefcret and Ru-Ca
will coat you no'.htn? to try u It la
old dt your tfruvttUt undr an abao
i lv.te money-back gTirnte. Ru-Ex
i Compound ti lor Mr and recom
I mnied by watern Tnrlft tod druf
'.ore ve-wbei.
MEDFORD MAIL
French Battleship
Hitler will have to dig deep in the
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L . :."-t-.-. .-.,- a . -
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The mighty French battleship Dunkerque, above, along with 3 other war vessels wa reported by French
sources a ha vim been blown up and scuttled by It own crews to keep It from the Nails. Tha Dun
kexQua was on of tha ships damaced la tha rranco-BrJUsh naval dash at Oran in 1940.
VISITING CENTER
By actual count 2.945 persons
entered the Medford USO Satur
day to set an all-time attendance
record, according to John Hir
schler, USO official. A count
of those coming into USO was
made between 9 a. m. and lip.
m. This new record highlights
the urgent need for proper
building facilities and an ade
quate recreation program for
the service men of Camp White,
Mr. Hirschler stated.
From 8 until 11 p. m. Satur
day men entered the main door
of USO at a rate of 100 every
15 minutes. The problem that
lies ahead for Medford is even
greater than that imposed on
nearby Portland or San Fran
cisco, local USO board officials
stated, adding that present indi
cations are that the Federal Se
curities administration will not
be able to complete the USO
facility in the former Gates
building until lometime next
year.
Looking forward to the new
USO quarters Penny Fontaine.
USO official, is cooperating in
hostess campaign with the
Outpost. It is hoped to be able
to triple the registration of USO
volunteer workers in order to
bring the staff to working capa
city. Any unmarried girl or
married woman over the age of
18 is invited to register at the
USO for this service. A variety
of positions are available such
as checking, senior hostesses,
junior hostesses, games leader
and information.
Mrs. Fontaine said "In the
present campaign for hostesses
it becomes clear that all Med
ford women from 18 to 65 must
do their part to help win this
war. Service men entering the
USO each day are just like the
men who fought at Bataan and
those in North Africa. Who
knows but what these men will
be facing the same battles next
month or next year?
Chile is financing exploration
work in an effort to find a local
source of petroleum to alleviate
gasoline shortage, the depart
ment of commerce reports.
SPEED CONTROL Screen
actress Linda Darnell affixes
speed control attachment to
accelerator of her car. Device
requires extra foot pressure for
speeds above limit of 35 miles
sn hour, preventing "uncon
scious" speeding. ,
tsw COLDS'MISERIES s
PenetrO
tor ooidi'prnif hn, muI frrittirm.TDiv
rttMctt Peorvo nvylm. nsMi-uon in ft
mutUefi tutt Ua. 2Jt, doubit WW
TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1942
Dunkerque Scuttled at Toulon
French harbor of Toulon if ht wants
RATIONING BOARD
EXTRA GAS BOOKS
Several thousand gasoline ra
tion books on non-highway equip
ment with certificates of war ne
cessity, trucks and supplement
ary mileage ration books are be
ing mailed from the war price
and rationing board tonight,
board members stated this morn
ing. Industrial- workers to be eli
gible for preferred mileage,
which is a "C" book, must in
nearly every instance form a
car-sharing arrangement with
their fellow workers. Registra
tion for the car-sharing clubs
may be made through a number
of local service stations, by con
tacting neighbors and other
means It was explained.
Board members said it was
not necessary for supplement
ary gasoline ration applications
to be sent to the rationing board
office immediately but may be
mailed to the office after the mo
or 1st is assured that the "A"
book will be Insufficient to meet
his needs.
Scientists End Probe
Into Art Of Snoring;
Discover Many Causes
Madison. Wis. (U.R) The inde
licate and neglected art of snor
ing came into its own recently
with an announcement by the
Wisconsin Medical society in a
bulletin that scientists, after long
research , have tabulated the
emanations from the soft pal
ate and uvula" according to re
sonance, tone, pitch, volume and
frequency.
Snoring, when done by an ex
pert, can produce as much noise
as a battery of clacking type
writers and ringing telephones
in a busy' office, the study re
vealed. A wheezy automobile
is hard put to match the snores
of a sound-winded man with "a
projecting mass of swollen mu
cous membrane and deviated
wall between the nasal cavities.'
And yet, the bulletin pointed
out, only one out of 10 snorers
knows he has the habit, even
though he may be awakened by
the thunder of his own noc
turnal rumblings.
The snore, ranging from a de
licate nasal rasp to a deep rum
bling roar, has many causes, the
scientists noted. The sleeper in
variably has his mouth open.
It may be caused simply by re
laxed jaw muscles or, more seri
ous, tumor growths, bony defor
mities, enlarged adenoids, sinus
infection, or colds. Cigarette
smoking unquestionably contri
butes to snoring, the bulletin re
ported.
"There la little more to learn
about the snore today," the re
port concluded, apparently sat
isfied that its findings would be
the definite work on the sub
ject
"MEANEST THIEF"
San Jose, Cal. (U.R) The city's
"meanest thief" took advantage
of the fact that Philip Bagar
ranch foreman, was in consulta
tion with his draft board, to
force window of the letter's
house and steal $50.
SLOGAN FOR SMOKERS
Boston, (U.R) The U. S. Forest
Service's fire prevention slogan
for campers, fishermen and
hunters is: "Chaperon your cig
arettes don't let them go out
alone.
Medford Cafe
Re-Opens
Tuesday al 6 A. M.
We specialize in good
Steaks ana) Hamburgers.
HOME COOKED FOOD
under the management
of Lucille Baxter
1
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tha French battle fleet for his uses.
On Holly Bill
Radio comedian, Parkyakar
kus, stars with H. B. Warr.er and
Walter Wolf King in "A Yank in
Libya," playing at the Holly
Theatre until tomorrow night.
'They Raid by Night," a story
of the commandos, is the other
hit.
Thrilling Role
Errol Flynn plays through to
morrow night in the starring
role of "Desperate Journey, the
thrilling story of five comman
dos who fight their way from
London to Berlin and back.
T,
Cushing. Okla., Dec. 7 (U.R)
Eleven-year-old Benny Fisher
died in a Cushing hospital today
of a gunshot wound he concealed
for an hour because he feared
being scolded.
He and an 11-year-pld friend
were en route to church yester
day to rehearse their parts in a
Christmas pageant when they
found a rusty .22-calibre rifle
and stopped to play.
Before he died, the boy told
his parents the shooting was no
fault of his companion.
He said he withstood the
agony of the abdominal wound
for a long time because "I was
scared I would get scolded If
told."
HE COT THE FISH
Union Springs, N. Y. (U.RV
When John Edward Cater, 79,
failed to return after fishing
three hours on Cayuga Lake, his
wife became alarmed and a
searching party was organized
Deputy sheriffs collected grap
pling hooks and boats and start
ed out on the lake. Cater was
found five hours later by two
would-be rescuers and taken to
shore in their boat. The con'
fusion over, the aged fisherman
proudly displayed a seven-pound
northern pike.
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Too Late to Classify
BLACK Soottl. pupplrs. turdy, heal
Uir. Royal Rou Ktnn.lt. J ml. 6.
of Medford on Hlfbw.y M.
WAKT1D Oood house trailer. Ak
Inr Pred. Hawkin s Oarag.. SIS 8.
RlMnld.
SAOa TRANSFER will deUrar your
goods safely and quickly.
FOR SALS Holly wraths for your
Yulttid. door. Plftc orders now.
Monmrch ftMd as FMd Co.
WANTED Child's wsron. DUU T3
b.twe.11 end 6.
LOST Between Cal FnneU ranch and
Andenon Creek school, log chain.
Finder leave et Flchtner's Oarage.
Reward. J. M. Dodge.
FOR SALS Plymouth Rack pulleta
Just starting to lay. rnone ua
. Tuesday. Phone evening alter Tuee.
WANTED to rent. January 1. by local
family, s-bedroom house, with cook
stove furnished. Phone 63S.
FOR SALS Monarch Cow-Eats. A
good dairy feed (1 a S4 cwt.
Monarch deed Si Feed Co.
FOR SALE Console RCA radio, 3S.
Outtar. S18. Call after p. m, S17
S. Holly.
WANTED Woman fry eook for aft-
exnoon ahlft. Also waltreaa for
morning shift. Apply Lunoh Bos
Cafe.
EXPERIENCED waitress wanted.
Young married woman preferred.
Houra from 1 a. m. till J p. m. Ap
ply at Rolling Pin.
FOR SALE Metal Xmaa tree holders.
Oct yours at ouce before supply
la gone. Monaroh seed A reed CO.
WANTED Woman to work In auto
court. Call. as 811 Motel.
FOR RENT Cabins. 3-room S17.60.
1-room Sia.50. Furnished, lights and
water, and Trailer Camp north of
4 corners. Midway road.
FOR SALE Jersey milk cow. Rt. 3,
Box 44-A, Howard ave.
ROOM or rent to employed couple.
Phone 4738.
FOR 8ALE Beet pulp. You should
feed more of It to conserve hay and
maintain producUon. Monarch Seed
e Feed Co.
MAPLK chopping block. 2x3 feet. Oil
burning stove. 3oo root. ur. porter.
Phoenix road, south end Kings
Highway.
TURKEY plckcra wanted. Oood wges.
nail moon rr'ui s rroauce ijo.
STANDARD BRED SADDLE MARK for
ssle. Handeom:, dark bay. Young,
sound. Intelligent, very gentle.
Phone 8701 or 4378.
FOR SALE Monarch Milk Egg Pro
ducer. 3 15 cwt. It's good. Monaxeb
Saed k Fwd Co.
FOR BALE 30 ftcrea Biar Creek bot
tom land form. Free boU. Fair im
provement. 4000. Frank fikelton.
Hamraerlck Rd Central Point.
FOR SALE 9 to 10 thousand feet
lumber, used tutur pine 1x4,
3x4, Ufl. 3x0, 54x13, 3x8. tiding,
ufflclsnt to build a or 4 -room cot
ta.!. Price reasonable. Dr. Porter.
Phoenix Road, aouth end Kings
Highway.
FOR SALE Egg production down?
Mix Panamln In your manh tor a
while. Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
FOR SALE Pair figure Ice ikatea.
pair Hockey Ice akatea. Call 4703.
erv
i hi1 r
o
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r. i
is
ranges, aaa
W.
FOR BALE Motorcycle, 60 miles per
gallon, good condition, good tire.
Phone J114 after S p. m.
FOR SALS or trade a acre, of orch-
ara, apples ana peecnee, in Asniana.
Will give terms or trade for houae
and lot. P. a Box 4S4.
FOR SALE Yellow Olant
Tender, tasty, pops a million. Mon
arch Seed At Feed Co.
FOR eAI Registered cocker spaniel
pups. red. 611 B. Riverside. Phone
9737 after 8 p. m.
MONGREL puppies for sal eneap.
Phone 4047.
WANTED Barbed wire, also old glass
anerry oecanter. Phone 4030.
FOR SALE Washing machine and b!
cycle at 1137 w. Main. Phone 4887.
FOR SALS Monarch Special Hog
feed. Contains everything a hog
needs, a rows fatter, finishes quick
er. Monarch Seed Feed Co.
1840 MERCURY eedan coupe, 0-pese
Fine in appearance and mechanical
condition, nve very good urea. na
dlo and heater. Priced low at 8760
for immediate cash sale. Phone 8184
WANTED Work, mornings, typing,
shorthand. Commercial Art College
degree. Phone 2310-
FOR SALE Oraln hay. 81 SO cwt.
aaa eon. Monaroh seed a rsea co.
TRAPPERS I The market tt moat
Sell your furs to Eagle Point Fox
ram.
Shows Dally at 1:45-8:45-9
Ends Tomorrow Nltal
RECORD CROWDS!
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WEDNESDAY!
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tional trua photographic
record of Russia's resist
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FOR SALS TWO wood
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"Remember Pearl Harbor"
Avenge Today, Dec
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WAR BONDS
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WANT ear taking tires 4 80-11 or 8-
noie buDe. coupe or pickup pre
ferred. No Urea necessary. Sullivan.
Rt. 1, Box 140. Central Print.
FOR SALE Studio couch, 830.
Laurel.
3aa
FOR SALE Mix B perry Hog Concen
tred, with your grains lor faster
growth. Monsich Seed ex Peed Co.
FOR SALS 38 3-trjor Ford sedan,
good Urea. Phone 3429.
OrVB MYRTLE WOOD gifts for
Christians. See our display at prices
you can afford to pay. 808 K. Jack,
eon (near the Armory).
I'M IN THE ARMY NOW. Must tell
1938 Ford Tudor. 1228 00 Ivan Hsr
nugtort. See at Ollmore Service Stay
tlon. across from Post Office.
AOATFS and other fine stones la
jewelry, for Christmas preeenta.
Our stock Is larger and nner than
ever. The Oem Cottage, 7 nulee
North of Gold HU1. on U. 8. 89.
RAW FURS WANTED Eastern prlcee
paid for Muskrate. Mink. Skunk.
Bob Cats, etc. Deer. Elk. Beef and
Pelts. Oame traps for sale. Medford
Bargain House. 37 N. Orape St.
Ph. 8744. Buy War Stamps and
Bonds.
TO EASE MISERY
OF CHILD'S COLD
RUB ON WICKS
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