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Newspaper Page TextiAGE SEVEN Want to Bay, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It's Filled With Opportuntiesl MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1942 II I iht rk. val of i re h i, t ot at ha I T IV 11 a Id it f- O O ) o o ? o o o o r o o c ) Turn to the CLASSIFIED For Your Wants Br trrry a4 wi Uil J. Voy will prnbabif fin vartly the t hints, too aat ? louft Inc la on or trad rar nuvd artirlr you mmf hat. Eanb tur Htr ar Merc rooaa -rnu may flu atany inlMf othrt arr MvMng mud a able to rraiir Immrrtintr ruh If what ruu wanl Un hero ad trrthw rnr It Trlhiina Clari fied ada arc lntipenlva f f ecu, el RATES rer word tint lnr1lona (Minimum tV Barb additional liuwrtloa. per. word -..-.-It (Minimum 0r rer tin per monlb wit bant cop) changa .$ltt CASH or money order mutt eccona pan; all mall order classifies ada, LOST AND FOUND LOST Irish Setter pup, large for age, all red. name Spud. Has round leather collar, slight droop to lower right eyelid. "Disappeared Christmas day In evening. Phone 8936 day, time. 8313 evening. Blerma. OrUlIn - Creek. Reward. LOST Small Pekingese dog, name Chalng. Golden color. Right eye la large. If round please notify V. T. Wilson. 331 N. Central. LOST Black leather billfold between Klamath Palls and Ashland. Finder please notify Oregon-California Past Freight, or Phone 3583. Reward. LOST or strayed Boston bull about 8 months old, dark with one white eye. Answers to name of Tiny " Reward offered. Call LUtle's Cafe, 1183 Court St. or phone 4939. LOST Brown puree containing pic ture, check book, license and gas rationing book. Reward. 850 Pine LOST Brown and white fok terrier. 600 block N. Riverside. Nsme Sally. Child's pet. Reward. Rt. 3. Boi IIS. POUND Separator bowl. Owner may have same by Identifying and pay lng for ad. Mall Tribune. LOST OR STRAYED from our pens One Uige white fsoed Hereford cow. brsnded 7 0. Reward. Crater Meat Company. Phone 4013. LOST Lady's black purse, initialed E. D. B. Reward. Return to Tribune. REPOHT loat dogs, animal cruelty caeHmriajie2rletTJhonell WANTED MALE HELP RESPONSIBLE MAN deferred from draft, for permanent position in aide. Year-around work with good pay. Hunt lea cream enop. WANTED Boys for Mall Tribune Routea Apply Circulation Depart ment, tstai. Trtnune. WANTED Prunere Boarding nouac accommodations available Apply Rogue River Orcnard. end No. Cen tral Ave. Medford FALXER3 AND BUCRER3 and - mill men wanted at Trail Call Medford 3788 WANTED -FEMALE HELP CLEAN, neat-appearing woman, for permanent position with good pay Hunt's Ice Cream Chop. Want housekeeper, am widower, no in. cumbrancea. Wages. 155 Gold H1U. WANTED Walt reasea, cooks and dish washers Culinary Alliance, 330 Lib erty Bldg. W ANTED Cook and general house keeper S in family Ubaral wagea PDone 4014 WANTED - Waitress The 8 hack WANTED Experienced woman eook Tnp w-ajf rne Bhsrfc HELP MALE and FEMALE WANTED -Man and wife, helpers, camp bearding house at TraU Phone 3788 Medford. WANTED Couple, man for ore bard work, woman to operate boarding house Equipment furnished Rogue River Orchard Co. end North Cen tral Avenue. Medford WANTED SITUATION WANTED Position on dairy - farm Experienced. Tribune Bos 4531. DRIVEWAYS built or repaired Phone 3S87 BEPT1C TANKS eleened Wurk guar anteed Local man Phone 8507 WANTED Tract r work grading tev- ehm and pin wine, Plvne iJ87 WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Enumerators for City Directory canvass. Inquire 410 Med ford Center Bldg. WANTED Transportation to Camp wn.te rnoram?n at o:30. 74s west 14th Street. Phone 6155. WANTED Electric washer, good com- o i lion, state price, star Route, bos 48. Eagle Point. WANTED Top veal calve, paring up to 13 cents for good Picking calves. Also top price paid for hogs, beef and Ism- Crater Meat Company Phone 4013. WANTED TO BUT 23 shells, any s'rr. Crater Meat Company. Phone 4013 WANTED for pl-Onl Kohler light plant Ted Moreva. Rt. 3. Medford WANTED restore built trailer bouse Good rubber. 439 N Columbue. user pnioe rtin In. mm vert-Mure UPS rLk.MIL. rbatie vVANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 1111 Model A eoupe with good una. Tnbuno Box 6032. I WANTED eewing machine to rent (or I or I anonta. Call 4. ARMY CAPTAIN and family want furnished boose or apartment. Can son In at one Call Mm. Bernier 1304. - W ANTED Pasture) Phone 6339. for boreea WANTED Woman for bookkeeping and general office erork with local wboieeale firm Permanent position with fuod opportunity for advaoc ment trioune Boa 1331. WELL DRILL IMO- tl SO per ft tlret H it, tit J M Dodge. ol King WILL P M(T CAH Far Ihiod I seel rnmllure Hni.HROOK rLKMU'HE n North Fmnt Pbane eot ' WANTED USED PURNI1URS Dool tell UU you get our U4. Phone 1331 BAHNEBBUBQ ANDREW SCRAP IRON SCRAP METALS WANTED Tour government needs that vital material for defense Bell now highest price paid. s SCRAP AUTO TIRES AND TUBES Any Quantity MEDFORD BARGAIN RODSB 17 N Ore pa Phone 1744 WANTED Highest pilots paid for furniture tovea. tools, or what have youf MEDFORD BARGAIN RODSB 17 N Orap Phone 1744 FOR RENT BOARD. ROOM BOARD at ROOM Corner trd and Main Jscfcsonvllle FOR KENT Furnished Roomt SLEEPING room, close In. a gentle men, est noun nartiett. ROOMS In clean, newly remodsU , CRATER HOTEL Center ot town Central and Eighth Streets Oomfortaole 8unmona beds, aprlnga mattressee Showers evallable Splc and span ttatee (l 00 to si so. Special rates by the week. COMFORTABLE ROOM, eluss to 809 Beat Main AITBACTIVB ROOMS 404 S Orepe FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT 8-room furnished, mod ern apartment. Newly remodeled Located a blocks North Big Y on Old Pacific Hwy. Call Sunday or eveninga. m. j. awmg. FOR RENT HOUSES - FOR RENT 3 -room turn si bed house Route 1, Box 108. South Peach. FOR RENT Miscellaneous OFFICE ROOMS for rent See Cory Nook Confectlouerj 401 Eaat Main Tel 9043 FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 10 weaner pig, best of condition. mue south and west of Newbry Packing House, Phoenix. R. W. Russell, Route 4, Box 378, Medford. FOR SALS Plga, S weeks old. Rt. 4. Fort Bsker Road, a. T. Peter. GOOD WEANER PIC1S. Chet Balder- aton. near Antelope school. ONE YOUNTJ RED BOAR: one beef cow; on heavy veal. Phone 8511 WANTED-Ouud milk cow to keep for feed Phone ooo CASH for old Borne Dlsl S3 76 FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Bulck special 1939 4 -door Sedan. Excellent tires. Phone ao-17. FOR SALE 1939 Ford two-door sedsn Oood tire. Sacrifice. Leaving Ore gon soon. Phone 133, Central Point. FOR SALE Ten-wheel truck, A-l ahape, food rubber. 8860. Phone 4313. RID KAI.S! Ul. F-.rv.nl ln-iM .nil lumbering equipment: truck, aiao a neavy duty cat, late mociei cnev. rolet, -ton panel job: 1 1937 pick' up. 1938 Plymouth coupe. 1937 4- paaa, rord eoupe. O. V. METERS. Used Car LoV Ninth and Bartlstt. FOR SALE By private party 1940 o-passenrter buick special coup- New tlrea. seat covers, beater. In excellent condition. See at 809 W Uth. or Phone 4843 FOR SALE 1940 H-ton Chev. pickup. low mileage. 4 speeds, goon rubber Kt. a. BOX BW FOR SALE REAL ESTATE SAFE INVESTMENTS 1 18 acre fine valley land, all under cultivation ana suo-imgsiea. near ateaiora Price 4100 AO per acre. Also 70 ACRES, all cultivated and aub Irrigated and level valley land. Old . barn, no other Improvement. e7 an per acre. Toes I arms are tz cellent value. ' Elmer Rented - - 44 If. Riverside Dial 1387 or 4SS0. FOR 6AL8 Modern 8 rooms and sleeping porch. F". replace, hardwood noora, wsu located on paved street. 13500. Very good terms. Immediate possession. H. L. Cook, 1104 Wsrt Main. PON SALS New two oedrmm home near high school Phoo 1711 ev emu at 808 Dakota FOR SALE 8-ronm house with sleep ing porch, hardwood floore, lire place, paved street, close in end In good condition Immediate posse eton. Brown 4 White. Phone 39M FOR SALE At a bargain I seres English wsliiuta Waiter Frank, ttt and Maple Ste. Central Point. WHEK TOO fH INK of reel estate think of the Spencer Baslei agsBcy. iui w, aaaiav. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR BALE 1443-acr stock, grain and alfalfa ranch, free water tor Irrigation by pumping: 800 acre fenced, creek rune through ranch, also imral springs. Ten-room bouse. S bams and other out build ing. Some rich gold-bearing gravel 1 miles on creek some timber out Id rattie. situated lt mile aoutn of Jacksonvul. Any reason able offer Will be considered will take some trad. Writ Bell and Manklna, Jacksonville. Or. OWNER LEAV1NQ. must tell 8-room bouse Excellent location, recent ly reconditioned Inside new rloot coverings new site trie not watet tank Lot 80x180 Reaeonabl terms 118 King Pnune 1789 FOR SALE Equity In t-bedroom. modem nome. line court. FOR SALE MteelUiMout FOR BALE Thor washing machine: trailer with 1 good tires; lawn mower. 334 West 8th. FOR SALE 11-ft, Fredrick Floating Air refrigerator with Va b. p. Kl vlnator machine, nearly new. Dairy Botti cat refrigerator, n. p. Kelvtnator, air blower coll type. Box 8 x 8 by 1 deep. Dayton money weight 34-10. computing Kale. nriy new. payton low noy su-io. lectrle scales. Hobart meat allcex, good condition. National Cash Reg Uter 1080 style. Kelvlnator 1-hole top lot cream refrigerator, Olenn Curtis. Coo Drlve-In Market, 1198 Front St. Marshfleld, Oregon. FOR BALE Electrolysis bsttcry for removal of hair: platinum neeaie, excellent condition. Sell to exper ienced party. Sacrifice. Call 8938. FOR SALE Maytag washing machine Cash. Fnon 191. FOR SALE Old growth body fir. 18" we deliver. Don Lawrence, none 8881. DELICIOUS APPLES 800 and tip. 15c mors delivered. L. n. nugnea -rern valley. FOR SALE. In Jacksonville -on wal nut and whit bedroom t. rt. I Taylor, 898 North Msln, Ashland. FOR BALE Walnut dining room table. 8 chain, butret; twin spool bed with aprlnga and mattress and dresser; two 9x19 rugs; Western wood ranee; davenport and cnair; kitchen table, 1 chairs; drapes and curtains. 334 west atn. FOR SALE Electric refrigerator Phone 8S1T. FOR 8 ALB OR TRADE Restaurant equipment. Almost complete set-up Upholstered chair, good condition 8318 cash or terra or will trade for diamond or what nave your opai Patterson, 833 X st, orant pass, Ore. POR SALE Baled gram nay. Tloe. South Peach. DELICIOUS APPLES Cold storage Delivered Medford to Ashland, 81.78 to 33.38. Phone 8904. FOR BALE Comb honey In bulk. 30c lb. Bring container. Stewart, 838 Plum. FOR 81 1 Wow's the time to treat cattle with BEKASO to kill cattle grubs. Coot delay, apply Berako now. Monarcb Seed at Feed Co. EXTRA LARGE NEWTOWN APPLES 81 JO per lug Other 81 18 to 8 80 Two or more delivered In city. Gor don Kershaw. Phone 8598 or 4001 FOR SALE Fir sawdust, 100 cu. ft load 8550, delivered In Medford Hugh McGlnty, 634 !-J N. River side. Phone 8411. FULLER BRUSHES 1104 Reddy Phone 4914. STARK IN O RED DELICIOUS Apples for Christmas shipping at Medford Ice t storage. Dnlpb Pblppe. SEND UB your order or com out to our nursery for home grown acclimated trs end shrubs Largest stock In southern Ore gon. Complete landscape depart ment Right plant In Its pro per place Tree pruning and tree aurgery Park Landscape Co.. Vi ml tip West bank Evana Creek. Rogue River. Oregon FOR SALE Apples. Delicious Jona than and Kewtown Jot Kan tor 1 miles East of Pnuenlx Pern Valley AOA nS CUT and mounted to order at Santo Agate Shop 438 I Mam across fmm Rose PERSONAL 8 ARAB ANNA will turn the eup every day but Saturdays and Sua daya 414 So. Riverain, in rear Palmistry Crystal Reading D Millar ?b 8440 430 Mountain Are Aanland CARD reading tl 00 329 Jesnette BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES RESTAURANT and bar equipment for sale. Also cafe space for rent. 330 South 6th 8u, Klamath Falls. Phone 9088. HERE'S your chance for a business! AO acres. 4 cabins, cafe and llrlng quarters. Beer end wine license. Do ing good business. No competition Near 4 sawmills and mining claims Built new a years ago. Electricity Oood fishing and hunting. If you are looking for a business. Inquire about tbls one Illness resson for selling. Amo'e Inn, Salma, Ore. FOR SALE Rests u rant, equipped Inquire Blghwsy Cats. POR SALE Small, well equipped restaurant, dotnc good bus in sea Owner Tribune Boa 3000. MISCELLANEOUS Saddl repairing and mining : harness repairing, collars, pads, bolster wk Nobby Top Shop, Orant Pas, Ore IVE EAST OIF1 Send magaxlne subscription. Low holiday rates Vsl Truss Roted Medford. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Corsetler NTJ BONE foundation garment eslee and service Mr Alice Coppla. 144 Sputa Central Phone 395 Cnlropodltt lYeatment of All Foot Ttoub.ee Dr A M Sepucr Reentered Chi ropodist (Pratt Specialist! 117 Pl'ihtTT Bid Dlsl 110 Chimney Sweep CHIMNET Sweep Also turns ces and wl sfrve cleaned Csll Oeo. lateo a. rroov. rb-o 4240. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Expert Window Cleuel LET OEUKOE UO ITt EXPERT Window Clseoer Oenenl bouse eieenera flour waxing paint Ing Oeo F Olrerd Phone 1954 Transtai FURNITURE MOVING e STOR AOE We cats van moving equip ment for local and long distance hauling Dry and clean atorage iconcret building! with apeclftl locker rooms st lo" rates SAMSON STORAOE WAREHOUSE Phone 1754. EADS TRANSFER At STORAGE CO Office 18 South Fir Pnune 1838 Price right Service guaranteed CITT TRANSFER BTORAOE CO Household movltag and general hauling 19 Orap. Phone 4884 Day or uigbt- DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE 40 S FU Street Insured Camera. Local and Long Distance Hailllns Phon 3888 MONEY TO LOAN MONET TO LEND Cash for your Xma gift and Servtot Connected trip. OREOON FINANCE CO. 48 So Central License No 8311-M917 asss:zBssBzsa Dressmaking tUS FASHION SPOP Dreaamaklnt Fur Remodeling Buttons and Buckle covered Boom 803 0 g National Batik Bldg Tel 1931. DRESSMAKING Alteration tailor. lng. Kathertn Sstterlee. Sewing M?hln Shop, 33 s. Orap. Phone DRESSMAKING end alterations Ex- Jerienced - Reasonable e b a r 008 N Central Phune 1135 Hearing Aid DEAFENED HEAR with the new Suuoton Vacu um rube Hearing Aid Free borne demonstration write Sam Mete (Consultant) P O Bos 883. Med ford Fur Styling SOWERS Pur Shop. 1 miles outh of Orant Pass Pscifle Hwy Expert restyling, cleaning, giaalng and ayerng All war guaranteed Foonc 515-J3 Well Drilling WELL DRlLUNO with modem equip ment Ooff Bros inquire Pick's ncwe. or pnune 933- R writ 834 Jordsn St O rants Pass Rooting WB REPAIR or apply any type of rout pbco Roofing Bhiugle. Coatinga and Patnta New a'ock Wall Paper Ekersoo Paint and itoor CO 3d S Bartlett Pel 3849 Vacuum Hapaulng ELECTROLU X for rent Repair all vacuums rnone ouse JSCS wuson 1030 East Uth LEGAL NOTICES Warrant Notice Present Warrants No.'g 88 to 12S to the Medford. Branch of the United States National Bank for payment. Interest will cease Iter Dec. 26th, 1942. E. A. HILDRETH Clerk. Dist. No. 91. Butte Falla, Ore. LODGE NOTICES This column Is reserved for notice or any kind and all fraternal and wrvL-e nrganlrallnna are invited tn ue it Rale I Or line firm in sertion, ac a Un for each following Inwrtlon. SCOTTISH RITE Stated meeting Council and consistory. 7:30 p. m Monday, Deo. 38th. L. E. Williams, Seety, IE OF PREJUDICE TO BE AIRED MONDAY Washington, Dee. tl (U.RV The National Labor Relations board tonight subpoenaed Paul R. Porter, ot the War Produc tion board, and Daniel 8. Ring, of the maritime eoirtmlnlon, to appear Monday for questioning tn connection with a charge that two of the three NLRB mem bers are prejudiced against the Henry J. Kaiser shipbuilding Interests. At the same time, the NLRB gave the Kaiser Interests until December 30 to substantiate their claims. Complete affidav it! had been due today. The Oregon Shipbuilding Corp. and the Kaiser Co., Inc., filed a motion on December T to dis qualify the board from acting on C. I. O. charges that three Kaiser shipyards had signed 11' legal closed-shop contracts with A. F. L. unions. They claimed that Chairman H. A. Millis and member Regard Rellly had al ready decided the Kaiser firms were guilty of violating the na tional labor relations act, and maintained the case should be settled by the War Labor board. The NLRB asked the Kaiser firms to support their assertions and to obtain statements from Porter, Ring and other men who were present at a meeting where allegedly prejudicial statements were mads. CONGRESS TO FACE FIGHT OVER DRAFT OF MEJUIOMEN Sen. Austin Plans Manpow er Bill Waste Now Pre vailsNeed Cited. Washington. Dee. it 0J.FD Sen. Warren R. Austin, R. Vt.. insisting that voluntary methods of solving the nation's critical manpower problems will never work, said tonight he will press for early enactment of a na tional service act to permit drafting of men and women for war work. Austin who introduced a "work or fight" bill during the last session ot congress, predict ed that the campaign for a na tional service law will touch off one of the most heated contro versies to come up during the new congress. Such legislation, he said. Is bitterly opposed by some members of congress who look upon it as authorizing "in voluntary servitude." Decla-lng flatly that "while we in America have performed many miracles since the begin ning of the war, voluntary meth ods ot solving the manpower problems hsve not and can not work," Austin said in an Inter view that a "waste ot manpow er" already is prevalent in many war industries, including ship building. The proposed legislation draft ed by Clark and submitted to the war manpower commission declares that "an obligation rests upon every person to ren der such personal service in sld of the wsr effort ss he or the msy be deemed best fitted to perform." It provides for regis tratlon of men from 18 to 8S years, and ot women from 18 to SO years of sge. The President would be auth oriud to assign persons to any war work, "including the pro ductlon ot war .materials of every sort, transportation and agriculture, and training for the performance of all rucn work.' FILM STARWEDS STORE EXECUTIVE, VERY EXCLUSIVE Hollywood. Dec. 28 U.B In a marriage so exclusive even the actress' studio publicity staff was barred. Film Star Ann Ruth' erford and David May, depart ment store executive, were wed at sundown in the home ot the bridegroom's parents. The studio said the list of those invited did not contain any Hollywood actors or actresses. The dark-haired bride, whose age was listed si 23, is the daughter of Mrs. John Dufferin Rutherford, a former film actress. The pair will spend their honeymoon In Phoenix, Ariz. snd then will go to New York on a combined business and pleasure trip. Miss Rutherford was born In Toronto, Canada, and moved to Hollywood at the age ot 11. Her father was well known in the Metropolitan Opera company She first entered radio work but later was given her chance on the scheen when a studio execu tive heard her on the air and re quested s screen test. She first made her nam as Polly Benedict in the "Andy Hardy" series, starring Mickey Rooney. She is on a month's lesve from 20th Century-Fox and will re tume work on the couple's re turn from the east. DEEP RUTS CAUSE DEATH OF COUPLE Prinevllle, Oreg., Dee. 26 (UB The bodies of Mr. snd Mrs William Besch, both about 40, were found today in their smash ed automobile 80 feet below the rim ot an embankment skirting a rutted logging road IS miles north of her. Police said the ear was climb ing steep hill and apparently was pitched over the embank ment when it struck, deep ruts lit the road. The sccident oceured Iste last night as the couple drove back toward their home at the saw mill camp, their car laden with Christmas packages. Css Mali Tn hum ' ROSE BOWL GAME TO DRAW 93,000 Ticketh Sales Zoom Sell out Predicted Sinkwlch Ankles Better. Pasadena, Cal., Dee. 28 U.K) The Rose Bowl ticket market was reported booming tonight for the first time since the army gave the annual gridiron classic the green light last month. A cspaclty throng of 93,000 was forecast by William C. Ack erman, graduate mansger of UCLA, and Earl Mann, in charge of Georgia ticket sales, because of the hesvler demsnd. Mann reported all of Geor gia's allotted 4,000 tickets hsd been told and Ackerman said UCLA's supply was dwindling He Indicated that he expected a sell-out by the closing time Mon day. UCLA will keep Its ticket of fices open Sunday. Both Georgia and UCLA plac ed restrictions on ticket ssles so fsr ss mail requests were con cerned. They filled only those which came from residents of the area. Meanwhile, Trainer Doe Jones reported a decided Improvement tn Frankle Slnkwlch's snkles snd it sppesred possible that the All-American backfleld star may be able to resume light work outs Monday. Ha stayed at the hotel as Coach Wallace Butts tent the Bulldogs through a workout this morning at Tourna ment park. A few of the Georgia players were suffering from slight colds. but Jones said their condition was nothing to worry about The Georgia group left after the workout for a tour ot film studios in Hollywood. After taking Christmas day off, UCLA went through Its Ust heavy practice scrlmmsse by coach Babe Horrell. He said he would devote the team's drills on Mondsy snd Tuesday to de fensive tactics. Odds on the gsme continued to drop, with Georgia still the fav orite. The latest quotations were 8 to 8 whereas the Bulldogs at one time were favored 8 to 1 El Paso, Tex.. Dec. 28 U.B Two undefeated football squads the Second sir force Bombers of Spokane and the Hard I n Slmmons Cowboys, 1042 Border conference champions began final drills today for their New Year's day clash in the Sun bowl. The Spokane Bombers, serv ice champions, of the Psclfic coast, rated as 3 to 1 favorites as the date of the annusl bor der Country bowl game nesred. And win or lose, the boys in khaki will have the advantage of the bigger rooting section. Thousands of soldiers from nearby campi are expected to watch the gsme. 25 DAYS IN JAIL FOR LIQUOR SALE Herman C. Brandenburg of Medford was sentenced to serve 29 days in Jsll yesterday morn ing on a charge of furnishing liquor to a minor. Brandenburg was arrested by city police and the sentence wss pronounced by Justice W. R. Coleman In Justice court Saturday. Two persons were fined and two forfeited ball in city police court thll morning on charges of being drunk In a public place. Mrs. Charles Bsbbett and Seth Glfford Christian were each fined 110 and Frank Martin and forfeited $10 bail by non-appearance. COMMITTEE ON APPLK PIE San Frsnctsco 0J.PJ An ap ple pie committee has been formed by USO hostesses here, charged with msklng spple pies to meet the requests of service men In lonely outposts whose recreation needs a re met by the USO Mobile Service. Contump tlon it at th rata of 10 pies for each 18 n en. Closing tlm for Classified ada 1 a. m. Too 11 .to Classify 13 SO SPOKANE BOMBERS FAVORED TO WIN SOUTH OUTPLAYS NORTH 24-0 IN BLUE-GRAY GAME Montgomery, Ala., Dec. 28 (U.PJ The South completely out played the North here today in the fifth annual Blue-Gray clas sic, pushing over two touch downs in the second period, one In the third snd another in the fourth to win 24 to 0 before 16.000 fans. The South put the gsme away early in the second period. Monk Gafford ot Auburn go off a beautiful quick-kick that landed dead on the North seven for a net gain ot 86 yards. The North was pushed back to the one-inch line on an attempted kick. Gafford, the fleet-footed .'.uburnite, took the North kick and raced back 34 yards to the North 14 where ha tumbled North then kicked sgsin to Its 44 snd this time the South would not be denied. Little Cssey Jones of Union College raced around end fur 11, Jones passed to Gafford for 18 yards and five line plays pushed the ball over with Har vey Johnson of V. M. L cross ing the double-stripe. Later in the second period, Lou Thomas ot Tulans Inter cepted a North pus on the South 45 and returned to the North 40. Two plays gained 13 yards and then Thomas ran through a mass ot players for 27 yards and another touch down, wriggling out of the arms of Ray Wolfe ot Dartmouth on the 19. Midway in the third period pass from Janes to Blondle Blsck ot Mississippi State put the ball on the North IT. Jones then passed to Walter McDonald of Tulane for II. Black went over for a touchdown on the third play, plunging over from the one-yard line. The fourth and final score cam in the last period on a 88 yard march. Jones passed to Bob Patterson for 11 and then passed to Gafford for IT. Two plays later Jones psssed to Gaf ford for a touchdown. Every conversion attempt by the South was missed. Statistics showed that ' the South made 13 tint downs, 143 yards rushing and 168 passing against the North's four first downs, 49 ysrds rushing and only 27 passing. Philadelphia, Dec. 28 OJ.B One of the greatest aerial duels in football history appears likely when the world champion Wash ington Redskins meet the nat ional league All-Stars In the fifth annual revival of the Pro Bowl classic at Philadelphia's Shibe park tomorrow. Pitching them for the Red skins will be Sllngln' Sammy Baugh, whose accurate right arm brought his team the coveted championship. Pitted against him will be an array of equally good passers Cecil Is bell, of the Green Bsy Packers; Sld Luckman, Chicago Bears, snd Tommy Thompson, Philadelphia Eagles. An estimated 27,000 fans will watch the contest which the betting gentry says will go to the Redskins st odds of 2Vi to 1. But the footbsll dopesterg hsve been knocked end over end be fore. Witness the outstanding up set victory the Redskins scored over the vsunted Chicago Bears, 14 6, with the odds 8 to 1 sgslnat them. CHRISTEN VESSEL Portland. Oreg., Dec. 26 (U.R) Mrs. William E. Borah, wife of Idaho s late senator, wss here tonight for Sunday's launching of a liberty ship bearing the dis tinguished statesman's name. Idaho Governor Chase Clark left Boise today to participate In the ceremonies sttending the launching of the vessel, 119th liberty freighter to slide down the ways of the Oregon Ship building Corporation. The William E. Borah will be christened by Lois Amy, 13-yesr-old school girl from the Clyde school, remote Idsho g rammer school. COTTON BOWL FEVER Dallas, Tex., Dec. 26 (U.P3 Pre Cotton Bowl fevel began to make Itself felt In this metropolis ot the southwest tonight ss the vanguard of the two competing teams Georgia Tech and the University of Texts moved into town. BORAH'S WIDOW TO E TO LAST REWARD Berkeley, Cal., Dee. 28 UJ8 Clinton R. "Brick" Morse, University of California's below, ed "perennial sophomore," died today at his home. He was 70. One ot California's greatest all-time athletes and most ea thuslastlc alumni, Morse organ lzed the famous University Glee Club and was author ot the hymn. "Hall to California." As university athletic historian he knews thousands ot university students and alumni personally. morse was born in Berkeley n 1872 and lived in the college city all his life. He graduated from California in 1896, one of six athletes in his Alma Mater's history to win the "Big C" in three sports football, baseball and track. "Brick" played halfback In California's first "big gsme" with Stanford in the spring of ibm. wniie handing up records In other sports, however, he never was able to make his mark In track until he invented the "polk vault for distance" to tit his own special talents. California athletes throughout the years have stesdfastly re fused to attempt to better that one record "Brick" worked so hard to establish, snd he still it listed in the histories with the all-time "polo vault for distance" record. Morse published two books on the history of California foot ball, and tor years wrote sports columns about Golden Bear ath letics in San Francisco news papers. He was director of the glee club tor more than 30 years, bringing It international recogni tion with annual tours to Europe, the Orient and Canada. TO LASTREWARD New York, Dee. 26 (U.FD More than 190 persons sttended the funeral services todsy for Christian "Red" Cagle. former West Point football player, who died Wednesday after a fall. Cagle received a fractured skull snd other injuries in fall at a subway station. He will be buried In St Mary's cemetery at New Roads, La., his home. 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