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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, 1943 PAGE SEVEN LOCAL and PERSONAL Returns Horn Vil Strong has returned to hli home In Row burg alter spending a short time here en business with California Oregon Power company. To Drill Of fleers and the drill team of the U.S.W.V. auxiliary will meet for practice at the armory tomorrow at 7:30 p. m., officers of the auxiliary stated today. Returns to Texas Cpl. Arils L. Cowan left Wednesday night for army flying school at Waco, Tex., after spending a 15-day furlough with his wife and baby son at 620 South Ivy street in this city. Back to Work Miss Lucille Lenox has returned to her duties at the California-Oregon Power company in this city after spend ing the Christmas holiday week end in Roseburg with relatives ' and friends. Back to School John Sauls berry has returned to Corvallls to resume his duties on the Ore gon State college campus after spending the Christmas holidays in Jacksonville with his mother, Mrs. Lulu Soul'berry. III Is East Friends here have received word that Ensign Don Stanley Is recovering from an appendectomy in the U. S. naval hospital in Elizabeth City, N. C. He is avormer Medford resident and the son of Lieut. H. A. Stanley and Mrs. Stanley, for mer Medford residents now In San Francisco. Traffic Violators Cletus Baker and Leonard M. Shreeve. both of this city were arrested by state police yesterday for operating a vehicle without a PUC permit. Both were cited to appear In Justice court Jan. 4. R. M. Swan, also of this city, will appear In Justice court Jan. 5 for driving an automobile without a tail light. e Name Corrected Promoted to aviation machinists mate, third class, recently was Donald Barn- hart Grant of Route 1, Ashland. Grant's name was erroneously spelled in the Dec. 28 issue. He is now stationed on Treasure Is land, San Francisco Bay, after being graduated from the Avia tion Machinist's Mate school, Jacksonville, Fla. Returned Here Frank Dixon was returned to his home at S26 West 10th street here Wednes day by ambulance from Mercy hospital In Roseburg, where he has been recovering from in juries received in an automobile accident near Roseburg recently. Dixon was en route home from Corvallls, where he was a sopho more at Oregon State callege. He will be confined to his home here for six weeks. He is the son of Mrs. Helen Dixon. LlIj.K 'TTI aiTTTii.s nssi,,.. irrmxtri CONTINUOUS Today & Sat. (til 6) 22c-llcInc.Tax (after 6) 25c-llc Inc. Tax Doors Open at 1:45 TONIGHT and SATURDAY Plus f irst Medford Showing: Th."nW'StorToflI.T' ui HiiDM...TheCulir tStat!iIs...ea Iktlltita AMm RICHARDS Jrvv (1 mm f ' M " 4 SlOti Happy New Year to All! SUNDAY and MONDAY Plus George Sanders "FALCON TAKES OVER" To Leave Sunday Robert Loeffler will return to Portland by plane Sunday after spending me noimays in Medford with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Loeff ler, 400 N. Ivy street. Young Loeffler Is attending medical school in Portland. COFFEElfFOR A person who was 14 years old at the time of hla raaintratlnn fnr war ration book one and is now xo years old is not entitled to use war ration hnnlr mu tnr coffee, the local board stated to day. Only a person whose age is shown as 15 vnn nr nn war ration book one is entitled wj use nis dook to buy coffee. In lata resistrarinna boards should enter on the war ration books of the applicant his age as of the date nf th msi registration rather than his age m oi ine date of the sugar registration. In mniw . ... placement of a lost book the ap plicant s age at time of original registration must appear on the new war ration book one when issued. RE-OPEN OLD MINES Leadville, Colo. (U.R) A zinc mining boom In Pnlnrarln ing 1943 is In prospect, featuring mo rc-opening or. old mines which have not seen service since World War I Hm fhsvi... ur Henderson, supervising engineer ui me u. o. cureau of Mines, says the Leadville and San Juan regions will turn out great quantities or zinc. They were great producers of ore from 1902 to 1918 but mining was stopped when prices fell. Closing time for Classified ads 9 a. m. Too 1st to Clsaalty 13:30 p. m. In "War Dogs" ine story of how dogs are be ing used for defense is thril- lingly and dramatically told in "War Dogs," showing for the first time in Medford today and Saturday at the Roxy theatre with "Pal," the Wonder Dog, in the starring role. "Secrets of Wasteland" is double-billed. A. S. ROSENBAUM IS Medford Man Disposes of $150,000 in Last Two Months State Over Top. By the efforts of one man, A. S. Rosenbaum, war bond sales in Medford in the last two months have been boosted by $150,000. This truly . amazing fact was revealed by members of the Jackson county bond sales committee, headed by Mrs. Lela Rogers, who are every ready to sing the praises of Mr. Rosen baum's selling feats. A substantial part of the total figure are from sales made to members of the Medford Rotary club during the club's weekly luncheons. The plan of selling bonds each meeting was originat ed by Mr. Rosenbaum, and dur ing the last two months has re sulted in sales of about $30,000 to club members. According to Leonard B. Mayfield, president of the club, the idea is spread ing to other clubs In the district and the district governor has complimented the Medford or ganization on the excellent plan. Ben F. Harder, member of the county selling committee, stat ed today that Oregon's state bond drive for the year amount ed to sales of about $100,000,000 according to a statement re ceived from Ray Conway, state administrator. This is some $500, 000 over the quota set for the state. Official complete figures will not be available until about January 4, it was said, when sales by counties will be re ported. CHRYSLER TANK OUTPUT FAR EXCEEDS SCHEDULE Detroit, Jan. 1 (U.R) K. T. Keller, Chrysler Corporation president, said today the com pany's December tank output ex ceeded the entire production for 1941, when Chrysler tank pro duction was already seven months ahead of schedule. Keller said the corporation broke all daily tank production records on Dec. 28 by making almost twice as many as on any other day. The plant also made several hundred more tanks dur ing December than in its best previous month. REDUCE INSURANCE Rio de Janeiro (U.R) The Brazilian Insurance Institute an nounced a six per cent maritime insurance reduction late In No vember, reflecting the success of Brazilian-United States naval anti-submarine activity on the sealanes around the eastward They're In The Army At Last! Tout! howl when Uncle pins their ears backl 3 Davs il BlllT mr HUNTZ HALL IV BERNARD PUNSLEY 6ABRIEL DELL New Year's .. i ' " t I a?.!1" "HM . .EOISITbuM LiaUltiJ V I !mm aiHM i t cmoi mist They End Saturday Nitel Hurry for SeatsI Matinees Today and Saturday at 2:00 and 3:30 Favorite Funsters On Rialto Bill a : i i'-vfr I If.'srsrx'.i ir.f .v. As) Rialto Bing Crosby and Bob Hope in Just one of their old "Road" tricks in their new Road pic ture, "Road to Morocco," which opens today at the theatre for one big week with Dorothy Lamour opposite. Mystery Thriller Coming, To Holly rfi.. ill Scene from "The Man in the Trunk," coming to the Holly theatre Sunday for a three-day run as the companion hit with "The Dead End Kids" In "Mug Town. bulge of Brazil. The new rates! Ing the entire length of Brazil's are effective for shipping ply- coastline. "Gentleman Jim" Here Sunday j-tm . w f v. m' Sa. f' J & f V 2 . i 4 K :. ,$Lfd.J Errol Flynn, cast as James J. Corbett, accepts the heavy weight championship belt from Ward Bond, playing the role of John L. Sullivan, In "Gentle man Jim," dramatic re-enactment of Corbett's life coming to the Craterian theatre Sunday for a three-day run. John Paul Jones Of Modern Day Upholds Tradition Of Name Cleveland (U.R) John Paul ! Jones had a name to uphold and he just wouldn't be turned down by the U. S. navy. Last August he enlisted at the naval recruiting station in his home town of Arkon, O., and was sent to the Great Lakes training station. But while in training Jones was found to suffer from color blindness and subsequently was released as unfit for duty. That would have been an In surmountable obstacle to anyone but John Paul Jones. He didn't give up. His appeal to the Cleveland recruiting office was accepted because navy physical require ments had been lowered alight Today, John Paul Jonea is serving in the navy for the dura tion and before leaving he re minded everyone that he had "just begun to fight." Uw Mall Trunin Want Ada. Too Late to Classify FOB SALT s-rm. houaa with bath, tlraplaoa, (arag. Terms. FoaMaitoo, Jan. 10th. 741 W. Jaduon. GENTLEMAN wtihea job aa Janitor, dlahwaantr or dairy work. Bos 4760 Trtbuna. WANTED Model A motor and eh urn, body and tires no object. John Dun lap, Rout 4. Delta Water Road. FOR RENT 3-roora, furnished apart ment. 10 8. Central. FOR SALE ', acres, 1 acres In peachea, s-roora houaa, barn, chick en house. Also grocery and meat market to trade for ransa. & Oould, 403 Weat Jackson. TRAPPERS I The marfces Is good. Bell your run to Eagla Point Fos RAW FURS WANTED Eastern prices paid (or Miot rate. Mink. Skunk. Bob Cats, tte. Deer. Elk. Beef and Pelt. Osaie traps for sale. Medford Bargain House, 27 N. Orsp St. Ph. 8744. Buy War Stamps end Bonds. CIVILIANS ONLY SATURDAY KITE ORIENTAL GARDENS RAY'S OLD TIME BAND The Brawling Days of Gold and Fighting Jim Corbett! He Could Handle Damet As Well As Hia Fists! &unaay t- 2 for v" ZZ 3 DAYS ERROL FLYNN and ALEXIS SMITH ITU I a--S nts 1. Corbett) I X. (The life Story of James J. Corbett) ilk JACK CARSON ALAN HALE ft Haaov Year to All! FUN MUST END SATURDAY NIGHT! Y Mi ll i III 11 , awaaaSrwi Plus DONALD DUCK in "Der Fuehrer's Face" CONTINUED SHOWS TODAY & SATURDAY iiinnrTiTii a 'Today -One Week A Harem -Scarem Riot of Song and Laugher! Two Wolves In Shlekt Clothing (Bing and Bob) Meat tha Quean oi Arab? (Dotty) . . and. Well, It's Mora Fun Than tha Others Put Togathtrl aa4"Ba25fl 1 fj karllai W ". m. M lfcaa.1 Till i. ' 'n T NEW (M YEAR n-AM Anthonyjppa Drake and a Harem of Beaatiful Girls 4 Top Song Hits: "AIM Got a Dlma to Mr Nama" "Moonlight Be comes You" "Road to Morocco" "Constantly" BUY WAR BONDS Continuous Today & Sat! (Til Six) 40c-23c-11c Including Tax (After Six) 50c-25c-11c Includins Tax BOCDQTO OGGQOBB DIAL 4 9 0 0
