MEDFOPD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1942.
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LOCAL and
Tiab Ashland Mr, n A
Kenyon and Mrs. E. L. Kelsey of
Ashland were among Medford
business visitor her today.
To Ashland Among Medford
residents visiting In Ashland re
cently have been George West,
Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Allan, Ed
Bond and Gus Newbury.
Dane Saturdays Members of
Pocahontas and Redman lodges
and invited guests will enjoy a
dance at Redman hall on Apple
street Saturday evening.
J Volunteers Need d Volun-
trig are asked to register im
mediately with the chamber of
commerce for work on the war
price and rationing board, it was
stated today.
Business Visitors Among
Medford business visitors today
were J. C. Childreth of Trail,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Allen and
son, John of Eagle Point, and
Mrs. A. B. Mead of Central
Point
Drunks Jailed Gus Arthur
Sommars, charged with being
drunk, was sentenced to 10 days
Jn the city Jail in city police
court today. Thomas J. Enright,
arrested on tha jtama rhar.a
Owas sentenced to five days in the
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From Bay City C. E. Persons
from region four headquarters,
of the national park service in
San Francisco, is here for sev
eral days conducting an audit at
the Crater Lake national park
headquarters In the Medford fed
eral building.
Permits Issued Building per
mits were issued at the city
building inspector's office yester
day to Mason Ehrman company
for loading platform at 340
North Fur street at a stated cost
of $800, and to the Southern
Pacific railroad for $600 to re
model the depot at 147 North
.Front street
Returns Here Frank Hull,
secretary of the chamber of com
merce In Medford, has returned
from Portland where he attend
ed a meeting on the Control
Materials Plan and also a meet
ing of secretary-managers of
chambers of commerce for the
state of Oregon. General war
conditions were discussed as was
the Oregon State Tax plan. Sev
eral other Medford business men
were also In attendance.
Help Needed Adjutant C. K.
Cox of the Salvation Army said
today he could use a number of
volunteers Saturday in assem
bling the furniture at the new
USO soldier recreation facility
being prepared on the second
floor fit tha Mnnnnin htillHintf
QHigh school boys or anyone who
.aii iuug pLicwuijvci aim
pliers and devote a few hours
from 8 a. m. on could be of
great help in screwing on table
legs, setting up chairs, etc, the
adjutant said.
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Assigned Three Jackson
county residents have been as
signed to naval reserve aviation
bases after completing their
three months intensive course
featuring military, academic and
athletic training at U. S. navy
pre-flight school at St Mary's
College, Cal. They will now re
port for flight instruction, ac
cording to Information received
here from the public relations of
fice at St. Mary's. Theron H
Gleason of this city has been as-
ra. signed to the Oakland base; Rob
Vtrt W. Stearns of Ashlsnd, Ore.,
also to Oakland, and Harold H.
Etevents of this city to Pasco,
Wash.
MEET MR. CHIPS Looking
toward victory to the second
a a o u a I Championship Cat
Show at Brooklyn, N. 7, b
-Mr. Chips," a fifteen pound
two and a half year old angora
Mr. Chips" was entered in th
feline besuty contest by hi
bwner. Mrs. M Carlisle o
Jackson Heights N. V. Scores
ef breeds re is camettiUfifr
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PERSONAL
CALENDAR
Fridsy
8:00 p. m. Jolly Stitcher's
club, home Gladys Rammin, 837
West 13th street Christmas
Pty.
Saturday
10:43 a. m. Degree of Honor
Juvenile club. Townsend hall.
Election of off
bring guests.
2:00 p. m. General Joseph
Lane Society of Children of
American Revolution, home
Mary Glascock, 233 Beatty street.
Christmas party.
2:00 D. m.Zlll.lma (nnU
No. 13. Daughters of Nile. Ma
sonic temple.
2:30 p. m. Rogue River Val
ley Colleffe Women'. lnH hnn.
Mrs. A. V. Hardy, 318 South Ivy
sireet.
Local Visitors Mrs. A. M.
Brower and Mrs. George Miller
of Ashland were business visitors
here Wednesday.
Returns East Richard A.
Morgan, who has been spending
his furlough with relatives and
friends in Jackson county, has
returned to his duties at West
over Field. Mass. He is with the
341st Fighter Squad.
Returns Home Dr. Robert E.
Lee returned to his home in Ash
land after a business trip to Los
Angeles Wednesday. While in
the south he visited his son, Rob
ert E. Lee, Jr., who is in training
at the Muroc rmy air base.
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Cars Collide Passenger cars
operated by E. W. Peyton of
Route 2 and Mrs. J. B. Donavin,
address not listed, collided
about 4:05 yesterday afternoon
on North Holly street near the
Copco garage entrance, accord
ing to a report ou file.
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San Franel.ien. TW 11 ntm
Homer D. Spencer. Klamath
raus, ure., merchant, sought
probation todav after r,iHi
guilty to charges of contribut
ing to the delinquency of two
San Francisco girls, 12 and 13.
Superior Judge Thomas Foley
released Spencer In $2500 bail
and continued the case until
Jan. 11. He granted him per
mission to leave the state so he
could spend Christmas In Kla
math Fall
Spencer was accused of being
Intimata with itn, r. th ai
and serving liquor to both in
nis noiei room.
mill it, i ir.l
tiXiaaS
CONTINUOUS SAT - SUN !
(til 6) 22c-llc Inc. Tax
(aftere)2Sc-lle Inc. Tax
Doors Open at 1:43 '
GINGER JANE'S BIG
4-H CLUB HIT!!!
17
Tonight and
hits SATURDAY
Giro Bonds for Chrlttmssl
SUNDAY and Mon NItel
MNSt
i an m r uro riyrcc
TIIRNtY
Plus KEN MURRAY In
"Juke Box Johnny"
and
har
funniest! 1
GAIN ADMISSION
TO LABOR UNIONS
Resistance To Sex As Co
workers Disappearing
Under War-Time Needs.
Washington (UB About S.-
800.000 women belong to trade
unions today, according to the
women's bureau of the Depart
ment of Labor.
"Where trade-union resistance
to women as co-workers and
co-members has existed, this is
disappearing, according to
Mary Anderson, director of the
women's bureau. "It was based
largely on men's fear of re
placements by lower-paid wo
men. The use of women as
cheaper labor la not the fault
of women but of a tradition that
must be uprooted and cast out
for the good of all."
Some groups have gone on
record to take women into their
unions, and have even voted in
favor of equal-pay-for-equal
work resolutions. Some labor
union that have advocated this
principle are the United Auto
mobile, Aircraft and Agricul
tural Implement Workers of
America, the United Electrical,
Radio and Machine Workers of
America; the Amalgamated As
sociation of Street Electric
Railway and Motor Coach Em
ployees; the Los Angeles 'coun
cil, and the national council of
the National Maritime Union.
In San Francisco women weld
ers in the shipbuilding Indus
tries were for a time refused
clearancy by the A.F. of L.
Boilermakers' Union to work at
Sausalite yards of Marinship be
cause of lack of proper facili
ties." Issues Ultimatum
Because of tha shortage of la
bor William Hopkins, regional
west-coast director of the War
Manpower Commission, issued
an ultimatum that women must
be employed to help build ships.
Women are now being granted
work permits, and all women
welders in the Kaiser shipyards
are now being admitted to the
union.
The government has favored
equal pay rates for both men
and women for some time, as
evidenced by announcements by
the labor, war, and navy de
partments. So does the National
Association of Manufacturers.
"However," Miss Anderson
said, "much missionary work re
The Gilt With a Future"
IT'S JUST OOZING
With Fun and Hi-Jinx!
ASB9B- and good eld
PJr m?JL down-to-earth v
j. rhrtl"n'
with GLORIA JEAN
ROBERT PAIGE
Donald O'CONNOR
JANE FRAZEE
Sunday -for 3 Days
TWO COMPANION FEATURES!
They Pierce Deep Into
GTC-0 c?
z
Must End Saturday
"DEAD END". KIDS
Plus "Sherlock Holmes
Matinees Saturday and
mains to be dona to get this
principle firmly woven into the
nation's economic fabric. I bd
lieve the individual labor unions
are a very potent force to help
eaect uus."
Elizabeth Christman of the
women's bureau calls attention
to the fact "that equality of op
portunity must have meaning
for women in the shop. Women
must carry their full share of the
load lo more than pay dues
serve on grievance committees.
negotiate wage contracts, work
at labor-management committees
wherever they are set up."
Leaders Admit Disinterest
Several women are serving on
labor - management committees
in the West Coast war Indus
tries, according to the women's
bureau.
Some labor leaders admit it is
hard to get women interested in
unions because women workers
are making more money in war
industry than they ever have
before in all their life. They
sea little or no need for unions
because they are satisfied with
their Jobs "as is." Often," too,
women have not felt welcome
in their unions, and have not
taken an active part in union
meetings. t
In New York a school to train
women for leadership In trade
unions has been formed under
the direction of the New York
Industrial Union Council of the
CIO. The school has two ob
jectives: to supply women c
replace men entering the serv
ices, and to encourage women
to take part In union activities
in proportion to their numbers
in industry.
Some unions report a sizable
number of their membership is
female. For example, the mem
bership of the National Union
of General and Municipal Work
era was 685.426 in June, 1942.
Of this total, 216,000, or Sper
cent, were women.
80LD DAD
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Pittsburgh U.R) Life may be
gin at 4C for some people, but
for William H. McCllntock
"Dad" to his friends and rela.
tives 86 is a good time to start
out too.
"Dad" has a Job In a McKees
Rocks defense plant, doing his
little bit in tha war effort An
expert machinist, he works
alongside his two sons and a
grandson. Furthermore, he does
as good a Job as any ot tnem.
"Dad" retired 12 years ago,
and had been taking things easy
on an old-age assistance pension.
But when the war began, he be-
War Bonds for Zmasl
Crime!
tto
NIghtl Soma Hitsl
in weiSat
and Voles ef Terror"
Sunday Doers Open 1:45
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gan to feel as though he weren't
doing his part
"I wanted to do something.
he said. "I'm too good a man
yet not to work for my own
living."
Boatoniana Eager
For Horse Steaks
Boston. Dec. 1 1 U.R "Sold
out" signs were posted today by
Boston's only wholesale dealer
in horse meat.
Manager David Mades of the
Clinton Beef Co., which pioneer
ed in the sale of horse meat here
reported that his original con
signment of 30.000 pounds was
exhausted in 48 hours but that
he expected another 30,000
pounds Friday or Saturday.
Mades predicetd that preju
dice against horse meat would
disappear.
Closing Una for ciaasifled ads a
. m. To lata to OlaaiUy 13 M
Too Late to Classify
BICYCLB LIGHTS, carriers. twakaU.
ehsln tusrd,. oivs that boy sonM
or tne thing ne needs tor nis bum.
aims Bros.
ARMY C ATTAIN and family want
furnished nouse or aparanent. oan
mov in at one. Call Mra. Barnlar
3304.
BOOM FOR RENT tn pit rata noma
no annitw, a. 7 navan.
CUC AH UP BALK Miact-Uanaoua
lumbar, Ola to 30 par thousand,
whtla it latt, tn 600-ft. lota or
mora. R. O. Stephenson. Court and
Mc Andrew. Phone 3000.
FOR BALK 141 South Holly St
rive room ana aieeping poron.
Hardwood floore, enclosed back
yard, close to city park. Price
4000. Term can be arnuwed. For
appointment phone Charle R. Raj
303. Room di f airaiora wng.
WANTED Paaturw for t
horeea.
Phone 6330.
COUPLB WILL 8HARS expense of
conveyance to dcuq, tain to uu.
Inst, phone 6000. or call at 19
Haael St.. nr Blf T.
FOR RENT To couple, three or four-
room rurmanea moaern nous?
Wood, water and light. Call at 19
Haael St., near bib; Y tor interview
CHRISTMAS LIGHTS for every pur
pose, reduced, rici'a Hardware.
CHEMISTRT SETS Tool cheata, 1 M
up. film Bros., sa N. Fir.
FOR RENT Furnished cablna. In
eluding utilities, fl week. Inquire
Cabin 6. 1 Block from Biff T. Old
racnie Mwy.
FOR SALE Soldier car. 38 WUlya
coupe. 107a court.
4-ROOM HOUSE with bath, cloaa In
Weat Side, corner property oo pave
ment, rnca
Alto
EAST SIDE PROPERTY New En?-
nan type nous, circulating lire
place, oil heater, two bathe, eervloe
porch, wash trays, floored attic
expensive carpets In three room,
double garage, lot 76 x 300. For
price and term see L. O. PlokeU.
18 S. Bartlett,
LIONEL ELECTRIC TRAIN
ts. No trains left. But Alms Bros,
have a few extras" left.
The Grand Story of An
American "Mrs. Miniver"!
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Spring 8YIMSTCN
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Hurry For Seats! Ends Saturday Night!
fellSi!
CONTINUOUS SHOWS SATURDAY
5T1
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FOR BALaV-Oood uead Meycla. 444
o. nr.
WANTED Soldier' art fa to eacbxTe
iin nouseworK Tor room and
board. 44 Kq. Paten Dial SOOt.
WANTED Boy to work In ateanlnt;
piant. opportunity to learn food
trade. Tribune Box ftS44,
WANTED Silk finisher. Apply West
owe uieanera. sa no. notiy.
WANTED Boy over 14 with btke. all
any or altar aonooi. WSSrERN-
UNION.
FOR BAT E Colored fryera, Bnfllsh
walnuta. applea, quinoa, orftnf m
and fresh esc t Grant Orove
Prultetand. South 111 rem da and
Central.
FOR RENT 6 room house, unfur
nlAhrd. S18 Mary St. Call at 910
Mary St. for key. Phone TeT7.
ECONOMY gaa watar neater, one
ateel range, wood or coal, 1
quartan- cot, 1 S-quarter mattraaa.
new dreseer, kitchen cabinet. Chea.
Ogden, Route 1. Box 3 14. Ashland,
AUCTION SALE Thuraday, lTth,
1943, starting at X tto p. m. 1 Durham
cow. Treat. 1 week. 4 ream om: i
Durham cow, due In 1 week. 4 year
old; 1 Oueruaey cow, due December
una, years oia; i Houtein Jersey
cow, due December 38. 4 years old;
1 Jersey cow. due Jan. 4. 4 rears did;
1 Jersey cow, freeh 10 days, 4 year
old: 1 Jersey cow, dua Feb. 44, 4
year oia; i jereey cow. oua pen.
33. 4 yes re old; 1 Brlndle cow, fresh
4 days, 4 yesra old; 15 tons of hay
(alfalfa clover, rye, grass): 1 1933
cnev. iAton truoR, etaxe ooay,
In A-l shape, with 98 rubber: 1
Movable dragaaw; 34 Rhode Island
pullet. C. I. Baynea. owner. Ill
health reason for soiling. Jome
Frame Road, first place on right.
Grante Pane, Oregon. Bruce Bra ha,
auctioneer. W. W. Braha. clerk.
AUCTION' SALES every Tuesday. Thla
week 85 head of helfera and steer.
Also a good Una of dslry cows, plga,
horses. Grants Pass Commission
Yard. Brahs Broth era.
XACTO KNIFE SETS for the Modal
Bullder'a Ohrtstmea. Will improve
bta work 100. 40o to 48.40. Other
model knives, oo up. films Broa.
FOR RENT Very larga housekeeplnff
room. ConvenleTkcea. Storage, gaa
equipped. Adulta. No doga. 430. 114
van Nesa, Aaniana.
WAGONS Rubber tlrea. Large alaa.
lma Broa.
MODEL AIRPLANE MOTORS Kite,
air wheels, props. Complete) line of
supplies. Sims Broa,
WANTED woman fry cook for after
noon ahliu Lunch Box.
WANTED
What Not.
Experienced waitress,
How To Relieve
Bronchitis
Creomulslon relieves promptly be
cause It goes right to the seat at the
trouble to help loosen and expel
term laden phlegm, and aid nature
to soothe and heal raw, tender. In
flamed bronchial mucous mem
branes. Tell Tour druffrist to sell you
a bottle of Creomulslon with the un
derstanding you must like the way It
quickly allays the cough or you are
to nave your money dsck.
CREOMULSION
for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
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FOR SALS Werdwey
type, ataticjndiuoaed. Fine
35. 114 Van Meaa. Ashland.
TIMBER LAND FOR BAIB Tha ttn
dacalirned will aoeapt aids for all
the right, title and In tare, of the
-t. I. Flurry Lumber Otx, I no. Bank
rupt and P. R Hardy aa Trute in
and to tha following real property
In Jackson County, Oregon. towlt:
NH of NE of section 34, town
ship 84. rante -E (80 acres.: NV4
of section 4, township 14, rang l-E
(120 scree) tubjeot to a contract of
purchase upon which there ta an
unpaid balanos of 43MO.OO plua In
tareat and taxea of about 100.00,
aaid lend being timber land. All
bids must be in the bands of the
Truataa not later then December
94. 1943. P. R Hardy, Tniataa, J. .
Flurry Lumbar Oo, Xne. Ashland.
Oregon.
TOT WKIH. BARBOWB S SO. SUM
40 ACRSB In eulUYaUon. bottom land
(or ails or trade. P. O. Boa isss.
FOR 8ALBJ 4-room houas and s eeras
In clowr. Outbulldtnas- Just out
sida city Umiu. AsiUand. S1S00.
Tsrms. Tnbuna Box sses.
WANTBO Rousekarpar. country
noma or s. sso oo. mouse n
sata.
CrviUAH COUPLB want parti;
ly ror-
MUSS.
nianaa aparxm.nl
Bos sate Tribune,
NOTICB wilt ha., a nlos bunch of
traas at sa W. 14th St,
euodsy. Pbana seas.
CHRISTMAS PAIR gltan by St. Anns
Altar socisty at oatiious parish
nsu. s:so Monday and Tuesday.
PanoywDrk, aprons, eakas, candy,
gamaa snd rish pood. Prom t to a
esfeMris lunch, baksd and chill
basna, pla and doughnuts.
MERLS IfORMAN OcamMic Studio In
vites you in (or courtesy oomplss.
Ion trastraent snd make up. No
obligations. PBone fSOS. all I
Main.
POR BALS Off. Mastar Tudor.
Motor raeondltlooad. 4S) Banson.
FOR SALS IMS Ford D.1UI. I -door
Ssoaiient motor, axosptlonslly good
tiras. Ownsr In nsry. Make ms sn
off ar. Meadow Brook Ranch. Bagls
reins, srownsooro nwy.
WAKTXTV Small soreaga with good
buildings. Will pay smsil down psy
mant and good monthly paymanta.
in oun. box si is.
Back By Popular Demand
4 more "old favorites" and
here's the first, a far
studded Jamborsa ef mask!
starts Today
for 4 ll Dsytl
Baity
GRABLE
Mies
FAYE
"TIN PAN
ALLEY"
with DOZENS OF SONGS
av v
, - -',.('! M . ek
These Blf Ones Will rellowi
Startlnf Tuesday 1 Days!
Ginjer Rogtrs-Kttharlaa Hepburn
in "STAGE DOOR"
Henry Fonda Dorothy Lamsur
"SPAWN of tita NORTH"
Alice Faye and Tyrone Power la
"IN OLD CHICAGO"
MVTiNiiniie. eRTinntv eto)sMneitB
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TCm BALaV-dead 16-foot SO
nausa. asa wat ISta.
FOB BVALE 1S4S Dodga aadao, 1S.0OS
mnaa. ascaiiant a-piy nres. Pbone
S9S4.
WHIM WAHTXD TJTlng quartara
ana ma.il. roan. OJUl.
AOATE8 end other fin. stonos Is
jewelry, (or Christmas presents.
Our stock is larger sod finer than
..r. Tns oem cottaae. 7
North of ooid HUl. on u. a. pa.
TRAPPBRSI To. njtrket Is fond.
8.11 yur run to Bagla Point Fas
OIV1 MYRTLB WOOD gifts tor
Caclataiaa. Baa our display at prices
you eao sllom to pay. ios a. Jack
son naar ths Armory).
FOR SAUS Registered eackar spaniel
pups. ran. on a. sivsrswa. rbone
2757 aftar ft p. m.
RAW FURS WAjmtD Skstara prloas
two I or atuuuaia, buoje. wwi
Bob Csta. .to. OMr, Ilk. Beef sod
Pelts. Osms traps for sals. Medford
Bargain Houes. ST W. Orapa at.
Ph. S744. Buy War Stamps and
Modern and Old Tims Motis
DANCE
SAT. MITE
Starting at o'clock
WALKER'S
DREAMLAND
Popular Prices All Welcome)
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