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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 3, 1943)
r m i , r . r.iiiiii REQUESTS RETURN OF LOST The war price and rationing board In the city hall asked yea terday that anyone finding ra tion books of any kind to return them to the local war price and ration board immediately. The boolu may be given to any serv Ice station man and they will re turn them to the ration office, if this is easier, board officials stated. Ration board officials also ex plained the difficulty that resi dents will have in securing an other ration book if the first one has been misplaced, lost or de stroyed. It is necessary to prove conclusively to board members that the book has been lost or destroyed and then a waiting period will follow before a new book is issued. Those applying for a book to replace a lost one must make an affidavit and have It signed before notary public, notify the police and the rationing board. In many in stances the lost books are re covered during the waiting per iod, board members explained. deathcoMes to . Beda M. Whitelaw, beloved wife of Will A. Whitelaw, well known residents of Medford for the past 18 years, passed away at a local hospital Thursday eve ning at the age of 57 years. Mrs. Whitelaw waa born In Sweden on November 21, 1885, ooming to the United States when she was two years of age She spent her early life nt Minneapolis, Minn., where she leaves to mourn her loss, two brothers, Eric and John West lund, and three sisters, Mrs. Hulda Kreutzlan, Mrs. Mabel Turner, and Mrs. Amelia West. During her long residence In Medford she had made a host of friends. Funeral services will be held at the Perl funeral home on Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock, Rev. Karl Brockhaus. pastor of the Zion English Luth eran church officiating. The body will be transferred to Min neapolis for Interment. Begtnnnlg Monday, January II, the war price and rationing board will remain open to the public from 10 a. m. .until 3 p. m. dally except Saturday when the office will be open from 8:30 a. m. until 12:30 Dm. These new hours are being done in order to permit personnel of the office an opportunity to keep up on records and reports. Cm Mall Trunin Out Ada. r We're Selling Tanks Instead of Automobiles O Winning the war Is the first Job of everc American. Every resource and facility of the automotive industry has baen to all-out production for the nation's war machine. To you, who are driving cars we sold In peacetime, we say . . . Crater Lake Motors' Wartime Car Conserva tion plan will keep your car rolling through and ever beyond the present emergency. Bring your ear In regularly for inspection, repair and condi-tio-ing services . . . Our convenient budget plan ts sure to appeal to you. YOUR FORD DEALERS LAKE MOTORS SIXTH AND IVY puftM, LOCAL and -. MeatCol. Sargent camp and auxiliary, U.S.W.V.. hi mt th irmorv Wednes day at 8 p. m. for installation of new officers. t.i vi.lior Dick Foster, who la with the U. S. army air . ,.. hn visitor with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. .... -. . r- .... J. Foster or tnis cuy. ru tloned at King City, Cal. 17 (Tharaa William James Collins was fined $10 and told to leave town on a vagrancy charge In city police court yes terday. Andrew J. Batcher was fined 10 ana given a jive-uuj suspended Jail sentence on a charge of being drunk. n.iinVi Flnad Harold Morton urn fint tio In citv nolice court yesterday on a charge of being drunk. Harold Whitcomb forfeit ed $10 on similar charge ana Jack Harvey was sentenced to 10 days In the city Jail ana Ira del Penny to 15 days In the city jail on the same charge. T H Fold Rndnev Witham. of 215 East Eighth street, lost his billfold containing creden tials and numerous cards and his "A" gasoline ration book, he reported to city ponce yester day. Raymond Fish of Phoenix also lost his "A" gasoline ration book, his driver's license and nu- meroua other cards, a city po lice report showed. p.a Saard Mun Corlnne D'Albini, who is attending Good Samaritan hnsnltal nursing school In Portland, has passed the state board examination ior nursing and Is now in the nurses' reserve. She expects to oe caned to active duty about Feb. 1. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. Q. D Alblnl of 45 Quince street. Pedestrian Struck Mrs. Cor Inn Affat nf Route 4 waa driver of a passenger car which struck Lillian Newtown, no aaaress listed, at Fourth street and Cen tral vmim vpstprdav about 2 p. m. The city police report stat ed that the car started from the inn atrt a net atnnned as It collided with the pedestrian, who received a bruisea Knee ana cut on the chin. Service Club Dance Service Club No. 1 will hold Its week ly dance at Camp White Wednes day evening. The affair is being sponsored this week by one of the camp units which will also furnish entertainment during In termlsston. All girls Interested In attendlg are asked to register at the Outpost by Wednesday morn ing. A bus will leave the Cham ber of Commerce for Camp White at 7:30 p. m. Leave tor South Dr. and Mrs. Frank Roberts left yesterday for California, where they will spend a two-weeks vacation with rela Uvea. In San Pedro they will visit their son, Lt. Harold Roberts, who Is stationed at Fort MacAr- thur, and his family. They will spend some time with a daugh ter, Mrs. Frank Harris of Holly wood, and visit other relatives In the Los Angeles area. Dr. and Mrs. Roberta will be accom- I panted by their granddaughter, maryen Joan Hooerta. 1 y on ft MEDFOPD MAIL PERSONAL Here Friday Mr. and Mrs. Roy Parr, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Joanis, all of Talent, were visitors in Medford Friday eve ning. Brother Dies Word has been received here by George C. Cod ding of 1C15 Queen Ann avenue, of the death Thursday of his brother, Hurleigh Codding, 44, in Maryland. The deceased re sided In Twin Lakes, Mich, a Hull to Duty Frank Hull, who has been spending a ten day furlough from navy service in San Francisco, with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hull, 517 South Grape street, is leav ing tonight for his post of duty. a In Texas Aviation Cadet John E. Prentice, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Prentice of 017 South Newtown street. Is now stationed with the army air forces at a new advanced twin- engine pilot training scnool at Marfa, Tex., according to word received from the field. fwMInn Leaves George Cod- dine Jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Codding of 1015 Queen Ann avenue, left here last week for Seattle, to resume his studies at the University of Washington, after spending the Christmas holidays with his parents. Young Codding, a Junior at tne univer sity, Is enlisted in the navy's V-7 program. Maw Dentist Arrives Dr. C. r. Van Valznh of RoseburK Will arrive In Medford today and to morrow will take over the dental practice in this city of his broth er, the late Dr. R. C. Van Val uh rr Van Valzah has Drac- ticed dentistry In Roseburg for many years. Mrs. van aizan ana their three daughters will move to this city when a home has been secured. m Drunk Driving Ray Hector Graham of this city was fined $100 In city police court yes terday, given a 30-day suspend ed Jail sentence and had his driver's license revoked for one year on a charge of drunken driving. Graham was arrested Friday night while operating a vehicle on Jackson boulevard and Riverside avenue, when he nearly drove a local police car off the road while making a turn, a a a Cars Collide Mrs. N. L. Coo- oer of Central Point and W. P Dunlap of North Bartlett street were operators of passenger cars which collided at the intersec tion of North Front and Main streets Saturday at 1:45 p. m., according to a report on file. Walter D. Plumley of 150 North Riverside avenue and Charles Joseph Fry of 25 Kenwood stret were driving passenger cars Involved In a minor colli sion at Fourth and Fir street intersection yesterday at 3:20 p. m. a To Be Tralnad Word has been received here that Miss Betty Jane Pennington, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Penning' ton of Redding, Cal., ad former Medford residet, Is to be trained by civil aeronautics authority of the federal government for war time air service on the west coast. She was to report yester day to the sixth war division of the CAA to take up her new du ties. She has been attending UCLA, where she was a senior. The young feminine pilot Is the sister of Lawrence Pennington, Jr., and received her air training in San Jose, Cal., while attend' Ing college there. She attended grade and high school In this city and also attended Oregon Mate college. New York, Jan. 2 (U.B John Bryan, 38. grandson of the late William Jennings Bryan, was found dead today In his Greenwich Village studio apart ment. Bryan, an artist, was the son of Mrs. Ruth Bryan Owen Rohde, former minister to Den mark. He dropped the name Owen some time ago. His body was found near a desk by the superintendent. Police said he apparently had fallen from a chair to the floor. SACRAMENTO CROWDED Sacramento, Jan. 2 OJ.R) Trying to find a hotel room or apartment In war-crowded Sac ramento worried members of the legislature tonight almost as much as the Important legisla lion scheduled to go Into the bill-hopper after the 55th ses sion convenes Monday, JOHN A. AUTFM Funeral services for John B. Auten will be held at the Whit lock funeral home, Klamath Falls, Oregon, on Monday after noon at 2 o'clock. With inter mcnt at Klamath Falls. Obituary 1 .i a o ciock. with inter- t mcnt at Klamath Falls. J tptttt. MEDFORD. FIRST 1943 BABE IS Tha little blonde daughter of Mr and Mra. Don Mosser of Route 1, Box 334, received the honor of being the first new Year's baby born in Medford ac cording to available reports. She was born yesterday morn ing at 5:07 o'clock at Commun itv hnnital and tinned the scales at six pounds and 15 ounces. Little Miss Mosser had no first imm vt lata vesterdav after noon because her father had agreed to select her name, ac cording to Mother Mosser, and had yet failed to reach a satis factory solution to the "name problem". KICK HARRIS DIES . 1. Ton 1 (IIP1 Nick Harris, 61, nationally known private detective, died early today following an Illness of several aays, during wmcn nc nnaiimnnia. The fam tuiiua.Ku . ... ous author detective, whose name became a nousenoiu phrase through magazine stories of his exploits, had suffered In recent years irom a netui ail ment. Too Late to Classify FOR BALE Tennis outfit: also Unl Tersal wood raoje. Tel. 2908. OREGON, SUNDAY. JANUARY 9, 1943 I FOB HALS OCXXl wi- Cokar Butt Botd. Bos W. FOR 8 ALB Home made apple-butter. .... , mi I nn aettt. Sl-WI gallon. w" r S35 00. Medium Vising eeperslor. HO 00. Treictuer Ranch. Cantrai Point. FOR BALE Bull calf, two dollars. R. L. Bar. Oak Orore Road. WANTED Usht housekeeping far lad; or employ a wv... Central Point. FOR BALE 0-ecre rerwh. under BogTia River irrigation, 89 acres bearing pears, 20 acres farm land, balance pasture and wood Una. Good buildlnea with modem room borne. Priced for quick sale. Sil.6O0.0O equipped. Tribune Box 4855. WANTED TO BUY Electrie water neater, in gooa cooamwa. ni E. Mcarew. Proapect, Ore. LOST 4-montha-old mala Oerman .pup. Looks like nrown wuoj -"r- 302 Crater Lake. DOES TOUR CAR get poor gas mile age? H ao, here's your chance: A valve grind can get you ( to t more .nnn Hv It dona bT tin ir. ini ft- - expert. Any a cylinder car only S9-U0, inciuaing mm -- at Champ's Oarage, 120 R. Jackson. i.m tra is4n trunk rlUt OALB 1 - .... eedao. Good tires, reconditioned motor, new ciutcn ana new ow Very clean. Only S32S. At Champ's Oarage, 120 E. Jackson. FOR SALE Two-apartment bouse. (3000 cash, or consider S2500 place with soma ground, close in. Rest cash. Bos 4053 Tribune. FOR RENT ATTRACTIVE COUNTRY HOME Modern plumbing, two bed rooms. Frlgldalre, essential rumi' ture, large enclosed porch, beautl' ful yard. Phone 6701 or 4375. OIRL OR WOMAN to help with housework and children Tor room board and wages. 4 Clark St. A MESSAGE TO STANDARD OF CALIFORNIA CREDIT The government has directed us and all other oil companies to limit a customer's credit to a single retail o'tlet. Each cus tomer may select his own station. For many years this Company has developed its credit card plan to render the best and most economical service possi ble to its customers. However, if a modification of this credit system will help the national war effort in any way, we and our customers will welcome the opportunity to cooperate. STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA Exception to the above: Standard credit cards issued to govern ment agencies and to vehicles with "T ration stickers, can still be used at all Standard retail outlets until February 1, 1943. QUAINT OLD Iron rack St: M ST "T Vrad. from BUllccse for table, lamp. Fhone S701. FOR BALE U4s u Ul2a and J to SS1W. Aio Mupwi'. -- r-- lumber B, O. Stephenson Lor. Co. Court and McAndrewe. Phone SO00. NEW KITCHEN RANOB with ertU and-twin else iour-poi Pbone ov. WANTED Part time employment for 4 or S houra titer ( p. m. by young married man with dependents. Write P. O. Bos 664. - $2500- - Country home, three bed- rooma. Karate. Close In. n- O. Wilson, T Chestnut. Phone 4B44. FOR RENT S -room, unfurnished house. Inquire 13 IT W. 8th. . JAMES L. ROARK baa bought the In surance Business of John H. Chlab olm of Oold H1U. Office at Associat ed Oat Station. Boston and Pre ferred, also Surety Bonds. FOR SALE Wood rang. 2 bedsteads and springs. 120 Oeneaee. FOR BALE ISO-lb. pig: I ealres, 6 moa. old: 6-year-old Guernsey cow: white Leghorn hens. Second road right off Ross Lane from Matlack's Grocery Store first shingled house. Hoover. FOR SALE Household articles, in cluding new wood range, double bed, studio couch and miscellan eous articles. Phone 6662. FOR SALE Nine-foot Frlgldalre. used . mnntha ACTS TVTMIWrlter table. misc. Tel. 3819. 120 South Oakdale. TRAPPERS I The market is good j Sell your rurs to oagie rumww RAW FURS WANTED Eastern prices paid for Musk rata. Mink. Skunk Bob Cat, eto. Deer. Elk. Beef and Pelts Oame traps for sals Medford Bargain House. 27 N. Orepe St Ph. 8744. Buy War Stamps and Bonds. CARD HOLDERS TRUCKS FOR HIRE WITH EXPERIENCED FURNITURE MEN Local and Long Distance Hauling Small and Large Van" Equipment Rate $2.00 to $3.00 per hour FURNITURE SPECIAL LOCKER ROOMS We now have space available lot furniture storage. Dry, dustiest and a safe place for your household goods. We invite you to see our storage room when in need oi storage) space for your household goods. RATES REASONABLE SAMSON STORAGE FURNITURE MOVING AND STORAGE Phone 3756. 4th and Front Individual Station Credit Available Standard Stations, Inc., many authorized distributors and Standard dealers are individu ally prepared to extend credit. Here's how Standard customers can get this service: 1. Select the one Standard sta tion, authorized distributor or Standard dealer where you wish to buy regularly. 2. Upon proper identification your Standard service man can make the necessary arrange ments without inconvenience to you. V 1. I .11 t ' Moirth "" "'-J i , i nautvu 1 ; . 1 MOVINS ' - o snug eakaa STORAGE L ii 7 !;! X 41 v.. CM '.:-.' . li
