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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1943 PAGE SEVEN LOCAL and Rsturns Here Mn. Charles Walton has returned here attar spending several days in Ash land with her daughter, Mrs. Dwight Patterson. Local Visitor Miss Jacquelyn Hall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Hall of Klamath Falls was a recent visitor in this city with her aunt, Mrs. Allan F. Perry, and tamily. e Return Home Mr. and Mrs. Rankin Estes have returned to their home at 518 Pennsylvania avenue after a 10-day visit in San Francisco with their daugh ter, Mrs. John Thompson. Meeting Changed General Joseph Lane Society of Children of the American Revolution will meet Saturday at 8 p. m. with Mrs. Wade Crawford, 707 South Oakdale avenue rather than next Saturday as previously planned. e - Called East Mrs. Henry By ers and sons left Saturday night by train for Hoxie, Kas., where Mrs. Byers was called by the death of her father, Walter C. Davidson. Davidson who died Saturday morning had visited in this city several times. Visits Parents Pvt Ralph W. Swisher, who Is training with the first special service force at Fort William Henry Harrison in Montana, spent several days last week visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. V, Swisher of route 4, Medford. 'Father Dies Mrs. I. E. Schul er of 1316 E. Main street, re ceived word yesterday of the death of her father, George W. Cottrell of Luberne, Minn., fol lowing a stroke. Mr. Cottrell had visited in Medford numer ous times with the Schuler fam ily and has many friends here. Dinner Success Sixty-five soldiers and 12 junior hostesses were entertained at Ashland USO recently with the cook-your-own dinner. Mrs. Charles Haines, canteen chairman, has been in charge of this USO ac tivity for some time and copies of soma her recipes have been sent to the National USO center in New York City. m e Arrives From East Mrs. Lawrence Patterson of Long Pond, Newfoundland, arrived in Medford yesterday for an ex tended stay at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Patterson on Route 1. Mrs. Patterson is a daughter-in-law of the Medford couple. Her husband is In the navy and is stationed on the Atlantic sea coast Mrs. Patterson was 11 days in making the trip from Newfoundland by train. Transferred Master Sgt. W. M. Daws and Mrs. Daws of 018 Queen Anne avenue hava moved to San Bruno, Cal., to make their home. Sgt. Daws has been stationed here with the U. S. army air corps for the past eight years. The 302nd headquarters spuadron has reported to Med ford for duty replacing the group which had been here for some time and was transferred to various points. Promoted Mr. and Mrs. Harry Prentice of 18 Newtown street, have received word that their son, Bill, has been promot ed to captain with the quarter master replacement center at Fort Warren, Wyom., u. S. army. Captain Prentice, who was formerly with Copco at Klamath Falls in the accounting department, was called into ac tive duty with reserve officers in February, 1941. He com pleted his R.O.T.C. training through University of Oregon by corresDondence. Mrs. rren tice and child are residing in Cheyenne, Wyom. Captain Prentice Is a graduate of Med' ford hiah school and was i member of the state champion- shin football team, later attend. lng University of Oregon at Eugene. Classes Starting Two home nursing classes are beginning under the auspices of the Jac son County chapter of American Red Cross. One will start n day at 1:30 r. m. at the home of Mrs. Lawrence Crocker, Just west of the Oak Grove school on the Jacksonville highway. Mrs. Augusta Padgham will be in structor and all are welcome to enroll. There will be someone present to care for small chil dren. Red Cross officials ex plained the practicability of the course as an aid to house wives In caring for their fam ilies during war times. This class will meet Tuesday and Fri day of each week until 30 hours of Instruction has been given. The second will begin Tues day at 1:30 p. m. in the leisure art room of Lincoln school with Mrs. Verna Johnson as instruc tor. Al lare welcome. WARNINOI BIWARI Or BOWEL IVORUS Koundworms Inild yog or your child eu eiuot rul trouble). An you may not know what i wronsj. Warning flfni an i "picky" appetite. nsirvousnsiM. untaiy itomaeh. Itching jmrt. Ct Jayna't Vtrmlfuira right ftwayl JAYNE'9 la America' )aJinf pro prittary worm inwUclna i used by million. Act. gtntly ytt atp! roundworm, ba ur you Ct JAVM (jtttUU.t. PERSONAL CALENDAR Thursday 7:00 b. nv Dtma , n.. lodge, Townsend hall. 7:30 n. m.Rnvi M.r9kk of America, K. of P. hall. Of- Hears bring lodge dresses. b:uu p. m. Eagles lodge and auxiliary. Bath to hnM init. tion. 8:0 n. m.Ar.rf.l riii. No. 8, O.E.S., Jacksonville hall,' installation. Friday 1:00 n. m FriH t.imi.k club, home Mrs. Ida Nelson, 1502 Prune street. Bring own service. . 2:30 p. m-Roosevelt Home and School circle, room 11, school house. Arnold Green talks on "Cub Scnutlnv " Im portant business to be discussed. i.au p. m. . Jtedman and Poca hontas lodges. Joint installation, Redman hall. On Business Dr. C. G. Van Valsah of Roseburg la spending several days here on business. Local Visitors Mrs. H. G. Endera. Mm. H I. ri and Mr. and Mrs. Sam McNair were among Medford business visitors Tuesday. LIVESTOCK Portland, Jan. T (UP) Cattle 100. calves 35; active: strong. Ptd steers scarce, medium good 618 00-14.75; common medium hslfer 19.00-13 00: cutter down to 17.80. Oenner and cutter eows IS.00-7.7S. Medium beef cows S10.M, good held, above 111.85. Common bulls ee.oo-9.as: good to 11.50; good-cholo vealera 614-S0-15450. Hogs S00 loo to ISo lover. Oood eholoe ISO to 330 lbs. H4.50-14.S5; good eowa S13.50.ll.75. choice feeder plga to 616.00. Sheep ISO, market strong. Oood choloe fed lamb 614.60. medium grades 618.00; cult and medium ewes J 80-fl.OO; good ewes 17.00. South San rrancleco, Jan. 7 (UP) (red.-State MM. News) Cattle SO. Pully steady; medium to good steera quoted S13.00-14.00; odd head dairy eowa S8.00-S.3S, cutters mostly 8800 S.50, cannera S7.00-7.S0; odd UOO-lb. bulla 110.50. Calves, none, nominal: (rood to choice Tealert quoted 8100- 14.00. Koge 50. Steady, three packages 185 to 335-lb. barrows and gilts S1S.7S: odd good aow 514.00. Sheep, none. Undertone fully steady: medium to eholee wooled lambs quot ed S14.00-18.00: medium to choice wooled ewea 88.80-7.50. Chicago, Jan. 7 (TJP-U8DA) Hogs 17,000; active, mostly 10 to SO cents higher. Bulk good and oholce 150 to 330 lbs. S14.3S-14.75: good 850 to 550-lb. aows S13.75-14.00. Cattle, 8,000; calces, 700; average choice light eteera 818.30 the top: comparable yearlings 816.00; bulk steera 818 38-15.78: heifers best 814.75; mostly 113. 75-14.25; cutter eowa 80.50: stock cattle scarce, mostly 811.50-13.50. Sheep, 8.000; fat lamba about steady; good to near choice wooled lamba 815.35 to 118.76; held above 816.00. Portland Produce Portland, Jan. 7 (UP) Carrots Oregon TO - 80e dosen bunch ea; southern, 8480-5 00 per 6-dneen crate. Cabbage No. 1 63.50 crate. Squaah Marbleheed, 8H-4c; Hub bard 84-40 lb. Spinach Tesaa 83 35 bushel ham per. Tomatoes Mexican, 64.75-8.00 tug as la; repacked toe lb, Chicago Wheat Chicago, Jan. 7 (UP) Wheat; Open High low Cleee May . 1JH Mil 1.884 140H July , 1.8SH 141(i 1-41 Sept, 1.4014 1.4314 1-4014 Ntghta Only 6:48-8:00 te Inc. Tax Kiddle lie Inc. Tax Tomorrow Nlto k Bitl OlIVING AND LOVING ThotV HIGH, WIDE rrs'"'f a B.2T aw. HANDSOMir :? . 7 i 4 'Victor McUOUN June HAVOC aWesBjeei8a Added Westerns Johnny Mack Brown "Man From Montana" Buy War Bonds Every Paydayl Last Time Tenital . KAY KYSER in TUT TaTorlte Spy" Plus "Moon Over Hsr Shouldsr" rmu0m i I to- X. V Hi y I 'i lift H Ilk alii IN WINTER'S CRIP When "Ole Inches nf lea deraratud this Wall St. Report New York, Jan. 7 (U.PJ President Roosevelt's state of the Union message had little influ ence on markets' today. Stocks fluctuated irregularly, bonds moved higher under the lead of rails and commodities advanced with wheat at new five-year tops. A new 1942-43 high for the utility average and weakness in movie shares featured the stock list. Trading was slightly above yesterday's slow pace. The mar ket opened Irregular, slipped down moderately prior to Mr. Roosevelt's address and then cut the losses slightly in later trad ing. YEAR'S LEADERS Fred G. Morris hag been in stalled as worshipful master of the Medford Lodge No. 103, A F. & A. M. Other officers elected and installed were Paul Selby, senior warden; R. L. Bussey, Jun ior warden; J. A. Perry, treas urer; Ralph H. Sweeney, secre tary. Appointive officers Installed were L. C. Taylor, senior deacon; Andy Hanna, junior deacon; George H. Hiles, senior steward; Willis W. Williams, Junior stew ard; V. A. Turpin, marshal; H. F. W. Spilver, chaplain; E. Hitzler. tyler, E. L. Lenox was re-elected to the board of trustees. E. M. Wilson, past grand mas ter, acted as installing officer and E. L. Lenox, past master, as installing marshal. Berkeley, Cal. (U.R) To en able selectees to make the most of their time in Japan, after they get to Tokyo, the Univer sity of California is publishing a Japanese-English and English- Japanese dictionary , and five easy readers. The readers are duplicates of ones used in the U. S. embassy school at Tokyo while the dictionaries include words that will be of special use to American soldiers and sailors once, they arrive there. - Chemical camouflage in the form of cmoke seems to provide some soldiers with, as much pro tection as 15 inches of armor plate. Nltes Only Weekdays Start! at 6:48 40c-35c-llo Inc. Tas Ends Saturday NIghtl Added Thrillerl THRIUIHO! OtMSTMNM BrUKTH fMStt . Mil itiMor ' j CNILIINOI KIlllNOI uy War Bends Here! SUNDAY for 9 Daytl Two Super-Thrlllertl mutt Ralph Korqin BeU Larjon gJJiliadsiil MMMinis III' ArB V a a iii.i v jtig k Man Winter" spread Icy Angers over the Great Lakes, iron ore carriers donned frosty coats. Eighteen shin, the Irvine S. Olds, an 19.000-ton ore carrier "enjoying" its first winter on the inland seas. MAYOR LEAVING FOR MEETING ON FEDERAL HOUSING C. A. Meeker, Medford's new mayor, will leave tonight lor Seattle where he will attend regional meeting of federal housing authorities. Mr. Meek er is chairman of the Jackson County Housing Authority and will confer with the regional of ficials regarding contracts and other details of the 125-unit housing project which the fed eral government will construct in Medford in the Immediate future. The conference will con tinue through Friday and Sat urday. The mayor plans to return south to Salem by Monday tor the opening of the 1943 session of the state legislature and will meet with the legislative com mittee of the League of Oregon Cities of which he Is a director, " Upon his return to Medford Mr. Meeker plans to institute an innovation in city government, He will establish a mayor's of fice in the city hall and will designate hours at which he will be in the office or some repre sentative will be in charge. WOMEN-FAVORED FOR STATE POLICE FORCE Santa Fe N. M Jan. 7 (U.R) Governor John J. Dempsey an nounced today he favors hiring women on the state police force to take over desk lobs. The place for male state po lice officers Is on the road and not in swivel chairs, declared the new Democratic governor. FALSE TEETH Thar Loosen Need Not Embarrass Many vearera of false teeth have suffered real embarrassment beceuee their plate dropped, allpped or wabbled at Just the wrong time. Do not live In feer of this happening to you. Just sprinkle a little PASTE ETH, the alka line (non-aeld) powder, on your platea. Holda false teeth more firmly, so they feel more comfortable. Deea not aour. cneea -plate odor- (den ture breath). Get PASTEETH at any a rug etore. A!Ji:illavnlfH Shows Dally l:45-Bi4S-l Ends Saturday Nitsl IT'S THEIR FUNNIEST! Immediate Delivery en Bondtl SUNDAY . S DAYS itinllii'l I ItlMliip . i- ' I i.v , -... i.'.'Sf Brownsboro Brownsboro, Jan, 7 (Spl.) Mrs. H, W. Wright entertained at dinner Dec. 6 in honor of her son, Bill's birthday. Guests were Margery Newton,' Dick Westberg, of Ashland; Charlotte Walker and Vern Clark of Med ford: Lois Wright and Helen Pfaff, of Portland, and Mar garet Henry. On Deo. 27, Bill Wright was guest at Dick Weatberg's horn in Ashland. Mr. and Mrs. Olllle Griffiths and two sons of Van Nuys, Cal., and Mr. Griffith's mother and sister, Mrs. 8hlp and family, are visiting friends here. The Griffiths expect to build a sum mer home on their timber claim near the Mclntyrt place as soon as the weather permits. Mrs. Wright and daughter, Dorothy Wright, attended an in formal tea at the home of Mrs. 6, E. Gore in Medford Dec. 27. Bev. John Stills of Shady Cove preached an interesting sermon at the close of Sunday school last Sunday. Other visit ors from Eagle Point, Antelope and Shady Cove were present. Plans are being made to hold these services the first Sunday in every month and all are In vited to attend. Mary Ann Caspar of Medford is spending a few weeks vaca tion with her mother, Mrs. Wool- folk. Mr. and Mrs. George Hansen entertained with a New Year's dinner for Mr. and Mrs, W. M. in MATS at Ii48 40c-2Sc-llO Inel, tax V S'r' ffsassa iL. Viuvrc l A vS, IrlCCI . Iff I ft R II EE L for KwJ DOODLE GIRLIE! L"-WMk 1 Ct Tt Sh6)$ (wetll She's hot! In her ' 1h JT' VAfi'PP'- romantic musicall 19 Ji? sv W ionghlt$includingi"Oh,Johnnyrf 1 r1 S. A Vm Sorry I Made You Cry," VVt jP, '' rTil1 w Weet Again"! A new fTfT- 7 Jleading man, Gene Kelly of jr " ffi LL,t.l "Pal Joey" fame I fi Directed by BUSBY jERKELEY W t I MARTA EGKRTiw t 1 BEN BWE I I ( V Hurryl Mu.t End Tcnlghtl JJI ..Jf V 'T 3 Blng Bob Dorothy r y MUVUT J CROSBY e HOPE e UM0UR f " Lr 4 j . 7- . 4 . .. t-.,!rmr. 1- Hansen, Mrs. L. J. Rohrer, Louis Rohrer and Bruce Hansen. SOCIAL DISEASE REPORT SHOWS ABRUPT DECLINE Two new cases of gonorrhea were reported for Jackson coun ty in the week ending January 2, according to the report of Frederick D. Strieker, state health -officer. Seventeen new cases were reported in Portland and tha total for the state was 30 new rases. No new syphilis cases were reported for this county, but 15 were reported for tha state, six being from Port land. Theaa figures are consider ably under those for the preced ing week, when 04 new cases of venereal disease were reported to wis oiiicer. To Carmel Dr. and Mrs. Charles T. Sweeney of this city left Monday for Carmel. Cal.. where they will vacation for a time. Special Communication Medford Lodge No. lot, A. P. Al A. M . 7:30 p. m. Friday, January Bth, 1943. E. A. and F. C. degrees. Refreshments Visitors wel come. . F. O. Morris, W. M. Too Late to Classify CAR RADIO. Crosier. 832: U In. Craftsman electric drill, 910. New Fox collar, 6. 718 North Pine. FOR BALE Old wood range with ooiis, so. rnone oioo. "Road to Morocco" FOR SALS Jeney and Ouerasey mux cow, wui ireanen aoout ro. 16. third oalf. Albert sleeken, Jaek aonvuie. TO RFNT S-roora cabin. Not mat era. Mile out. IMS Waet Mala. ARMY PERSONITBt, ''SOFA Brand new two . bedroom , It. JV houte. Oak noon. Oaa floor furnace. Utility room. Oarage. For aale to army peraonnel and civilian workers St army poet. Tarma arranged. CARL, OOTTSCHB T North Baitlett St. Phone 464. WANTED Singer eewing machine. will pay eatn. Tnoune os eove. TH PARTY who took the twa model airplane enylnca and other artlclee from 70S Palm St. wlU aave htmetlf a great deal of embarraaament If he will return them Immediately. LOST Puree containing defenae etampa, child heartbroken, newara. Phone 3094. WANTED Pumlahed apartment or nouee by army oflloar and wiie. Phone 3601. WANTED Caretaker, muat under etand gardening, and woman, good housekeeper. Everything furniahed. Flounce Rook Ranch, Proapect, Ore. WANTED to buy for eeah Radio In good oonaiuon. Trioune mom eue. WANTED 7-paseenger aedan er email tehool bu. Will trade young milk cows, young work noree or pay eaan ixiya euvn, wrante raae, 6AA-R-S. FOR BALE One acre, five-room un modern houae, cloae In: lota of outbulldlnge; 61600; 6500 cash, oat. enoe 623 per month. City home to trade for ranch. Improved acre to trade for ranch. Bee A. F Flowers, corner 12th and Front, FOR BALE Fryers, also turkey fer tiliser and amaryllis bulbs. M. B. Glover, Ross Lane and McAndrewa. WANTED High school boy for few hours work each evening, Apply sen studio. LEA VINO FOR MARINES 1937 Ford Tudor 60. Phone S4-X-1, Central point. LIVESTOCK AUCTION at Pavilion, Phoenix. Oregon, every Saturday Borne good consignments for this sals Including horses, cattle, arga and sneep. ah stock must be at the vard bv noon aale day. South ern Oregon Livestock Auction. Col. A. H. Dudley, Auctioneer. WANTED TO RENT or leese by per manent residents S-bedroom, mod ern, unfurnished house. Telephone Asnisnd sax. FOR SAUS Oood Ouernser better. Freeh, six weeks. 6U- Am leaving eoon. Lou Martin. Route a. Box 127, Msdford, near Antelope school. POR BALB Electric stove and refrig erator. ' like new: bedroom eeti chairs, rockers, end tablet electric wasners oianesi wasn, uins: enot 'gun and aneus: cross-cut saw, ax. shovels and tome tools: salmon pole and reel: home canned fruit. 16 Oldsmoblle sedan. 711 Cedar. FOR SALE Hay. Mixed alfalfa, vetch and oat, Vila Ranch. COUGHS Out To Coldi sr Bronclilai lirftiHM 1 food nwt for tha paopl f th t. Canada's graatest cough mtolctn bain mccl and sold riant har. ant U. 9- A. u new I If you have ny doubt about whit to talk inn winier tot in cstnmon couj brcnchiil Irritation nt bottla of tey'i CANADIOL Mixturo. You won't b diiippointed lt' diffaront from wynytttlng Is vou avsr used on littl aip an4 ysu gat Instant action. Only 45c all dn4$Ut J arm in ' Penny W1m Ima. Tomorrow Join tha "Victory Recreation Volunteers" EVES Ii4t9s00 SOsSia-Ue lncl. tax WANTED TO BUT lUfletered Cnee tar White boar. Phooe SS06 or 6S0. WANTED Houae er apartment wttk twa hedrooma, elcee la. Tribune Sea 6718. POtTND Paekaa Between Aahland and Medford aaturday alsht. Own er identify and pay for "ad." Rich field StaUoa acnet from Bla V Market, PON AMON circulator beater, geeollno ormanle range. Snehfleld ataUOB aeroee front Big T Market. FOB BALE Two SO" oak deeke and ewivei deik chair. Phone office houre Ills er call room tovA Mee ford Center Bldg. WANTED Renter for good orchard elcee to Medford with er without equipment If Interested. Boa 4700, POCAHONTAS LODOS will rpontor a dance at Redman Hall aaturday night. Redmen. Fooahontaa and invited gueata. MOW your houaehold goods with eonfldenee by employing aa old eetabllahed mover. Bade Traaater. Vrktm AAA InWlna throughout the war. Have It paint ed et the Dellv Aula Paint Ji Bod bop. WANTED Transportation to Camp wnite, mornings, cue t e. in. cau SPECIAL PRICE to good homes, pet aiageee puppies, a monies old, ise Portland. FOB BALE Houae, 4 rooms, bsth porch and garage. Cloae la. In quire 1016 West 4th. WANTED coo people to attend Mm vnurcn c uoa revive evening. 7:30. WANTED Furnished house by Feb. 1st. Family of five, three children. Wsshtngton school district If Ps atble. Phone 4762. FOR BALB On and two-burner electric plates. Coleman gasoline heater. Eighth and Pin Bu, Ccn tral Point. FOR BALE Two il-monthold Ouern aey helfere, ales two feeder plga. J R. Monson, Old Factfio Bwy. near Howard school. WANTED Boy or girl over 18 with bike far permanent work. Western Union. WANTED Man to do choree In a Medford auto camp for furnished eabln and some salary. Phone 4817. TRAPPERS I The market la food. Sell your furs to Eagle Point Pes RAW FOBS WANTED Eastern prtea paid for Muakratt. Mink. Skunk, Bab Cats. etc. Deer. (Ik. Beef and Pelts Oame traps for sal. Medforel Bsrgaln House. 87 N. Oran St, Ph. 8744. Buy War Stamp and Bond. YOU NEED JUST 3 Thing 0 To Redecorate Your Home a aafllw. tflwVwUin .sSSltt . vJe V' e r T w co-, Kem-Tone Trfme Ailawst 1 1f ef rsJI Ceaialete veer KeavTea waliM waMt wHk esrt wsrdert . , ke Helly asHened, gwianed, eeey fa ssshr. Iseieenlvet 4 nib era eaeef k fer tWs evereee saewi. 6)6 laterier deeeratlaa Meet ffsw) ear Style 6)sidl INIRWIN.WIlllAMt EIIHELOII Wfl OUICK-ORYIN INAMIk Yes dee't weet yew fereltw d weedwerk to leek dlaay sslee yeer svleM Kem-Toeo wetlsl Mske tKem ksei breed sew with eae see el ieemeleid. N wtvtt marks, dries I 4 Seers, Hubbard Bros. Mala at Riverside 'it HliT l . m w l I