MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1942
PAGE SEVEN
LOCAL and PERSONAL
Forfeit Bail C. Harold Whit
comb forfeited $10 bail in city
police court yesterday for being
drunk and Ira N. King forfeited
$10 bail on charge of disorder
ly conduct. .
Promotion Told Word hai
been received here by Mrs. Ste
phen Nye and Mrs. Virginia
Sherwood that their brother,
Lieut. Lowell I. Dew, has been
promoted to the rank of lieuten
ant commander In the U. S. naval
air force. He has been an in
structor at a naval base in the
east and was transferred to the
admiral's station at Trinidad,
British West Indies. Nye is
graduate of Medford high school
and in 1929 was appointed to
Annapolis from which he was
graduated. He later transferred
to the air arm of the U. S. navy.
ADRIEIillE'S
Gift Suggestions
EVENING DRESSES
For the
"Little
Woman"
A new formal to
"wish nd sw.r"
at the holiday
parties. New Mid-
season Deauues in
dinner dreseet and
formals of net.
chiffon, crepe and
taf fetta ingenue
models or sleek
ones, guttering
with rhlnestones
and sequins.
RAINCOATS
CRAVANET
$8.98 to $19.98
Trench Coat Styles
Tan, Blue and Creea
PLAID REVERSIBLES
Biies 9 to 17; 10 to 42
Special $16.98
Costume Jewelry
) Evening Bags
Evening Wraps
Glove
Purses
Handkerchiefs
Lingerie
Nelly Don Cotton
House Frocks
Jumper Dresses
FURS
A luxurious, "but practical
olft. 6ee our selection of
SCARFS and
COATS
Christmas Specials
OA OA SnAll"
AV ( Fur Trimmed
COSTUME SUITS
and COATS
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CALENDAR
Stockings
For Her
STOCKINGS
Orris talk about
hose as much
Soldiers talk about
food and neither
has enough of
lther.
ADRTErtKS) hss
a big new ship
ment of hose In
1 1 sizes and
shades.
But he
host this
rear.
Wednesday
7:30 p. m. Delta Debs, home
Mildred and Betty McKenzie,
808 Catherine street.
8:00 p. m Navy Mother's
club, home Mrs. Florence Cuf
fell, 909 North Central avenue.
Christmas party. Bring children's
gift. Navy mothers welcome.
Thursday
12:30 p. m Alpha Delta class
of First Christian church, cov
ered dish luncheon, business
meeting. Revelation of Alpha
Delta Sisters, at church.
1:00 p. m. Past Chiefs club
of Pythian Sisters luncheon.
home Ruth Walden, 741 Mc
Andrews road. Bring exchange
gist for tree.
1:30 p. m. Wenonah club
Christmas party and dessert
bridge, home Velma Singler, 27
nose avenue.
2:00 p. m. Jacksonville Gar
den club, home Mrs. Otto
Hackart Bring material to
make Christmas sprays ' for
Camp White soldiers.
2:00 p. m. Chester A. Arthur
women s Relief corps, armory.
Annual Christmas party. Mem
bers bring cup. spoon.
2:00 p. m. WomenV Relief
Corps, armory. Bring service and
gift.
3:00 p. m. Junior High
school P.-T.A. at schoolhouse.
7:30 p. m. Royal Neighbors
of America. .Christmas party, K
of P. hall.
7:30 p. m. C. E. Meeker's
class of First Methodist church,
Christmas party at church
Family asked to bring home
made candy. Call Mrs. Louis
Putman, 4528 for information.
Church congregation welcome,
7:30 p. m. Ladies auxiliary
of Eagles, Christmas party,
Eagles hall, 42 North Front
street. Member bring small gift
for exchange.
8:00 p. m. Business and Pro
fessional Women s club at Out
post.
Can Collide Mel vtn A. John
son of Central Point, driving
pasenger coupe, and C. T. Clark,
operating Greyhound bus, col
lided at the intersection of high
way 99 and Walnut street Tues
day at 2:45 p. m., according to
a report on file.
Meeting Changed Crater
Lake chapter of Daughters of the
American Revolution will meet
this Saturday at the home of
Mrs. M. M. Morris for the annual
Christmas party rather than the
following week in order not to
conflict with Christmas. There
will be an exchange of gifts.
Permits Issued T. A. Gieber
was issued a building permit at
the city building inspector s of
fice yesterday to construct a
foundation and porch at 108 Mis
tletoe street at a stated cost of
$100. H. E. Whorton made appli
cation to repair fire damage at
1154 West Ninth street at a stat
ed cost of $30.
To Be Speaker Chaplain
John D. Porter of Camp White
will be guest speaker at the Jun
ior high school P-T. A. meeting
tomorrow at 3 p. m. He will de
liver the Christmas message
Parents are urged to bring such
games as checkers, dominoes and
others for Camp White soldiers
who are convalescing in the hos
pitals. The games will be dis
tributed by Chaplain Porter.
m m m
Heme ea Furlough Sgt.
Keith R. Shull is visiting at the
home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ray C. Shull of Central
Point, en route to Baton Rouge,
La., from Alaska. He is with the
57th fighter squadron air corps
and has been m Alaska since
June. Sgt. Shull graduated from
Butte Falls high school in 1940
and joined the air corps August
Attending University Rich
ard Sleeter, former Medford
resident, is attending Washing
ton university at St. Louis, Mo,
according to word received here.
A junior in the school of medi
cine, Sleeter registered for uni
versity classes for the coming
term. He is the son of Mrs. R. W,
Sleeter, 1715 Siskiyou Heights
Complete Training Aviation
Cadet Jack F. Keaveny of 1222
West Main street, and Aviation
Cadet Donald F. Grigsby, route
4, box 191A, have completed an
intensive pref light school course
at the San Antonio Aviation ca
det center in Texas and Vft this
week for primary flying schools
to become combat aircrew
pilots.
- Receives Promotion Corpor
al Gene W. Tedrick, Hq. Co. 3rd
Bn., 319th Inf., Camp Forrest,
Tenn., has recently been promot
ed to the rank of sergeant, ac
cording to word received by his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Ted
rick, route 4. Sgt. Tedrick will
enjoy a seven-day furlough vis
iting friends in Kansas City,
Kas.
Return From Trip County
Agent Robert G. Fowler and
County Horticulturist C. B. Cor-
dy have returned from a two
day district meeting of county
agents at Klamath Falls. Crop
and livestock problems of the
coming year were discussed. In
order to conserve gasoline and
rubber, district meetings are be
ing held by county agents of the
state at nearby points. Instead
of the former sessions held at the
Oregon State college at Corvallis.
Los of Book Fred A. Sander
of route 2, Oak Grove road, re
ported to city police yesterday
the loss of his A ration book for
gasoline and his car sticker. He
stated that the book and sticker
had been removed from the com
partment of his car sometime
within the past two weeks.
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Directors Here Directors of
the Medford Production Credit
association held a business ses
sion at the local office of the
association Monday. Attending
were Dave Busenbark, Rose-
burg; J. P. Johnson, Coquille;
Ben Hilton, Grants Pass, and
Verne Brophy, Medford, mem
bers of the association, and J,
S. Bradley, Spokane, secretary
of trie production Credit corpora
tion.
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Many local residents, who are
offering private rooms in their
homes to soldiers' wives and
relatives during the Christmas
holidays have inquired at the
chamber of commerce concern
ing necessity of registering their
rooms with the Rent Control of
fice.
Frank Hull, secretary of the
chamber of commerce, stated to
day that "We have been ad
vised by the area rent control of
fice that it is not necessary for
home owners to register a room
they are now renting temporar
ily for the holiday season. But
if .a permanent arrangement is
made on or after Jan. 1, you
should register your rooms with
the area rent control office."
1 of the same year.
Assigned Pvt. George Law
less, who was inducted recently
into the U. S. army, has been as
signed for training to the med
ical replacement training center
at Camp Robinson, Ark., accord
ing to word received here from
the public relations office. His
eight-week training will be fol
lowed by assignment for duty to
some medical department or
ganization. Before being induct
ed into the army he resided at
832 North Central avenue.
Graduate Pvt. Alfred C. Tot-
ty and Pvt. Earl Reitsma, both
former Medford residents, have
graduated from an extensive
course in aviation mechanics at
Sheppard field, near Wichita i
Falls, Tex., according to the of
fice of public relations at the
field. Both are eligible to become
crew chiefs on bomber and
win a rating as corporal or ser
geant. Totty is the son of Mrs.
F. C. Climber of Brownfield,
Tex., and Reitsma is the son of
K. C. Reitsma, Corvallis, Ore.
Rated Lieutenant According
to word from the chemical war
fare service, Uited States ar
my, Edgewood Arsenal, Md.,
Woodrow W. Shaver, of 730 West
14th street, formerly of the 78th
coast artillery, became a second
lieutenant at the graduation ex
ercises of the chemical warfare
service officer candidate school
last Saturday. He was chosen
from the ranks for this training
by his superior officers because
of excellence in military record,
education and character.
Closing time for Classified ads
a. m. Too lata to Classify 13:SO
p. ra.
REGISTRY OPENS
DEC. 1 8 FOR BOYS
ON 18-YEAR LIST
Registration for selective
Ice of male youths who are 18
years of age and who were born
between Sept 1, 1924 and Oct.
31, 1924 will be made at the city
hall from Dec. 18 through Dec
24, board members stated today.
The board office is open daily
from 9 a. m. until 5 p. m. and on
Tuesdays will remain open from
9 a. m. until 7 p. m. The neces
sity of young men registering in
this draft. If born during the
above mentioned periods, was
stressed by board members.
Numerous registration places
are open throughout the county.
Registration of youths during
the put week has totalled only
seven for board number one and
only six for board number
two. This was partially due, it
was thought, to enlistments,
youths attending colleges and be
ing employed in defense indus
tries and as a result regljtering
out of Medford. A complete tally
of registration for this period
will be available in January, it
was explained.
Sergeant Convicted
Aiding Draft Dodge
Los Angeles, Dec. 18 U.R)
Sgt. George Comroe today await
ed sentence on charges of ac
cepting bribes to show draftees
how to obtain deferments.
A Jury convicted him after
deliberating 10 minutes.
Testimony revealed Comroe
had taught prospective draftees
to act like alcoholics and psycho
neurotics. He faces a maximum sentence
of" 20 years in prison and $10,
000 fine on each of four counts.
T
Those who have war ration
book number one, which is used
for the purchase of both sugar
and coffee, need not call at the
local war price and rationing
board in the city hall for regis
tration at this time, it was em
phasized today by board mem
bers.
The ration office employes
pointed out that many people
stand In line for considerable
time under the impression that
they must register at the office
when they already have In their
possession war ration book num
ber one.
Board members also informed
the public today that sugar
stamp number 10 is good for;
three pounds of sugar and will
expire Jan. 31, 1943. The coffee
stamp, number 27, may be used
for the purchase of one pound of
coffee until Jan. 3.
T
AT CAMP FRIDAY
Mrs. Ann Campbell, Wagner
Ian soprano, will present a con
cert at Service Club No. 1 Fri
day evening - at 8:15 ' o'clock.
Service men and their wives are
invited to hear the guest singer
at Camp White.
Mrs. Campbell appeared at
Camp White recently In concert
and those in attendance ex
pressed appreciation at the op
portunity of hearing her sing
She formerly resided at Twin
Falls, Ida., and now makes her
home at Central Point.
CONTROL Or TERMITES
Berkeley, Cal., Dec. 16. (U.B
Termites have eaten through
large stack of pamphlet en
titled "Control of Termites" in
the mailing room of the Univer
sity of California, maintenance
men reported today.
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HEMORRHOIDS?
If you are troubled with
HEMORRHOIDS (PILES)
get a bottle of SE LIP today
You mutt be absolutely sat
isfied or your money will be
refunded.
WESTERN THRIFT
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"Cavalcade Of Aviation"
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GINGER
ROGERS
KATHARINE
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'Stage Door1
- Plus
"World In Action' Showsi
'Our Russian Allies'
Today-4 Days!
(Including Saturday Matinee)
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ADRIEIillE'S
Triday Nite k Saturdayl
Added TRAIL RIDERS"
Starts FRIDAY
for three big days'
George Raft
Dorothy L amour
Henry Fonda ,
Akim Tamlrofi
in
"SPAWN OF
THE NORTH"
A red-blooded story of
the Froian Northwestl
So packed with action that the
British Army loaned the screen a
great star to play it ..... .
RICHARD GREENE
and MEMBERS of the
ROYAL AIR FORCE
an in rjaa i'ii.h -in ri rm 'iLiir.w j .1 i j .t. . m ,r. 1 , to
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TWO MILLION VICTIMS
OF AXIS IN UKRAINE
London, Dec. 18 (U.R) Axis
forces in the Russian Ukraine
have shot, hanged or tortured
more than 2,000,000 civilians,
the chairman of an anti-Fascist
meeting of Ukrainian youth
said at Moscow, the Russian
radio reported today.
Can You Sing Or Play An InstntiRtxi?
WIN CASH PRIZES In The
AMATEUR CONTEST
at the Mid-week DANCE
ORIENTAL GARDENS
TAIIIAIII1 IS. CASH PRIZE EACH WEEK
llllllwHT WAR BOND Is the prise
I U II IUI1 I in the FINALS EACH MONTH
(weekly winners competing.)
Enter NOW or come dance and boost for YOUR
favorite. Dancing to Midnight because of Camp Whit
curfew. Pianist furnished amateur contestants but
bring your own instruments or music
FIGIITIIIG I.1EII .... V.1TII THE REVENGE
OF PEARL HARBOR Oil THEIR MINDS!
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Today -for 4 Days!
Ablaie with the spirit of men who
"Damn the torpedoes" . , . who
"Don't giva up the ship" . . who
"Sighted sub, sank same" the
Heroes of our Navy 1 1
starring
PAT O'BRIEN
GEORGE MURPHY
JACKIE COOPER
MAX BAER
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The
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UntotP .p'y,'' y Court House Auditorium