Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 08, 1943, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1943 PAGE NINE lOCAL and ance Planned Members of hontaa and Redman lodgei holding a dance at Redman Saturday evening (or weir jge memben and ' invited jests. e a Partv Postponed Postpone- fient of the party for soldiers Sfich had been planned for to- rrow nigni djt mi monom the Eagle Point Grange was nounced today. The party 11 be held January 18. - . VUltlna Parenta John O. erbv of Route 1, Central Point, as arrived here for an eight day urlough with his parents, Mr. nd Mrs. Geore Kerby. tie has ,een receiving training at Far- agut, Ida., training station. a a Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. W. Lunceford, who have been isiting their daughter and son- in-law. Mr. and Mrs; James R. Llllle of Lillie's Cafe and Trailer Park, left Wednesday for Long view and Bremerton to visit an other daughter before returning to their home In Harlowton, Mont. . Classes Resume Janitor's training classes, sponsored by school superintendents of south ern Oregon and the state board of vocational training will be re sumed with a meeting Saturday at 2 P. m. at the Junior high school. The classes will be held each Saturday afternoon until the course is completed acording to Guy Davis, instructor. En Route NorthDon Winter, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Wimer of North Ivy street, is visiting lth his parents until Tuesday n route to Pasco, Wash., where he will take a course in second ary flying. Wimer Just gradu ated from the Navy Pre Flight school at St.' Mary's, Cal. Al Wimer, another son of Mr. and Mrs. Wimer, who Is training for U. S. army liason work is sta tioned at Spokane, Wash. pee Graduates Robert E. Rose of Route 4, box 148, Medford, was among the graduates of the Ros well Army flying school at Ros- well. N. M., January 4. He grad uated from Medford high school in 1938 and enlisted in company A, 186th Inf., in November 1936 at the age of 16. He served with company A until March 1942 when be transferred to the air corps for pilot training. He re ceived this training at Santa Ana, Santa Marie, Merced, Cal., and Roswell,- N.M.. :-.-. . J Hears From Brother Rela tives of Rev. David Martin, who was at Legaspe, the first Philip pine point attacked by the Japs, have been notified, that, alter being forced to retreat to the hills, he has now been allowed to return to his work at Legaspe, Before going to the Philippines two years ago, Martin had spent 19 years In Japan. Rev. Martin was reared near Rogue River and a few years ago showed movies of his work and spoke at the Medford Presbyteriair church. He is a brother of Mr Bert R. Elliott, Route Z: E! li 1 u " XV WTljlJAlI-l T a, L .11 .a ( - fOujmdDt) ujLijZa t a, jT'i m- ui,mnuiii,meii H CONTINUOUS SAT -SUN! ( 0 - (til 8) 22c-lle Inc. Tax V"-! - .,v- (ater 6) 25c-lle Inc. Ta " I f 1 V- V""y' Doors Open at Ii45 , . r fef ' Tonite and Saturday!! , jLc Continuous Shows-Saturday J lrTTF jtf jijn S t., wt eaS -.fT"' IBI a BsseBsav i. VjjVij TBS EUSTACE WYATT vCraTSHml ,S. DAVID. ClYDI JJ BONDS HERE f a a. Plus This Added: TT ' RIP-ROARING : . Wmmm&; in" - saaMstCal western! ENDS SATURDAY NIGHT! VS , I JohnnT Msck Brown I I 1 1 t V, "Han from Monfana"! WUiKr' fTV I Sunday fe Mondayt I J PERSONAL CALENDAR Wday 7:30 p. m. Redman and Poca hontas lodges, Joint installation, Redman hall. Saturday 1:00 p. m. Rogue River Val ley College Women's club, Pres byterian church, Mrs. Justin Smith, guest speaker. Reserva tions byVednesday by telephone lng Mrs. R. H. Paxaon, 4772. 2:00 p. m. General Joseph Lane Society of Children of the American Revolution, home Mrs. Wade Crawford, 707 South Oak- dale avenue. ' Pump Broken The gasoline pump at Pacific Fruit and Pro duce company was broken yes terday when a car drove into the pump breaking It off at the base, according to city police reports. ' a a a Son Promoted Mr., and Mrs. George E. Tribett of Prospect have been notified of the pro motion of their son, Laurence E. Tribett to petty officer, second class, In the signal corps of the U. S. Navy. Tribett is stationed at one of the foreign naval bases. a a a In Hospital Mrs. Charles Elliott of 312 King street. Is in U Vii :ent s hospital, Portland, where she underwent surgery yesterday. She will remain in the hospital for about a week. Mr. Elliott Is In Portland to be with his wife. ' I Arrives Hers Alden Hibbert arrived last Sunday by plane to spend several days with his par ents, Mr, and Mrs. J. F. Hibbert, Route 4. Hibbert who is with the army transport service, . grad uated from Medford high school and recently received a promo tion to first class petty officer with, headquarters in Seattle, Wash. a a a . . Cadets Graduate Two Med ford men, Warren C. Baylies and Donald C. Wimer, graduated in the Tenth Battalion of the Navy Pro-Flight school at St. Mary's college, Cal., this week accord ing to a press release from the school. The pre-Uight course is three months in duration and the men take Intensive military, academic and athletic training. Following the pre-flight course the men will go to naval re serve air . bases for primary flight training. The class num bered 267 men.. ....... .... Sunday - for CONTINOUS SHOWS SATURDAY LIVESTOCK Portland Portland.. Jan. (UP) Cattle 100: e-'vee S3; two load medium stasis and load beef soars unsold: held fully steady; waek's supply medium good led steers tlJ.00-lt.76; best belfers 113 AO: sood beet cam to SUM; good-choie Teeters tie to ll 30. Hogs 100; food-chelos 1SO-J10 lbs. 414.60-14.88; sood sows S13.SO-ia.O0; feeder pig to aiSOO or over. Sheep 36: nominal; food-choloe red wooled lambs tle.MMS.00; good ewee around 17.00. Cblcefs Chicago, Jan. 8 tOP) fCBDA) Livestock: Hogs: 11.000; IS to SS eente higher: good and choice 180-3)0 lbs. tl so la 00; good SSO-oM-lb. sows tisao 14 IS. Cattle: 1.5001 carves. 400: fed steers and yearlings steady to weak; best 115.10; bulk tia.M-le.00: heifers 111.00-14.35: tat eowa tl0.00-ll.ao. Sheep: 7.000; fat lambs and sheep about steady: good to choice wooled offerings eligible around tlS.60-15.SS. Sooth Saa Francises South Ban Francisco, Jen. S (CP) livestock:. (Federal-State Market Maws), Cattle, none. Nominal; for week, medium to good steers mostly S14.3S- 15.10; medium to good heifers absent. quoted 413.00; good range cows scarce quoted tlo.00-11.00; common dairy cows ta.0O-e.34, cutters tS.0O-S.50, cannert limited t7.00-7.60. Calves. Bona. Nominal; choice veelert . quoted S14.00. Hogs 360. Around S-lOe higher. package bogs S15.S5, extreme top, bulk 1S5-336 lb. Barrows and gilts tlSSO, 415.80; odd good SOWS S18.76, 113.14. Sheep none. Nominal; medium to choice quoted S14.00, 615.00; medium to choice aws 66.60, 47.60. Portland Produce Portland, Jan. S (UP) Rabbits Average country killed SS-SSe lb. Crapes Emperors, 43 35-3.40 lug. Cauliflower Local No. 1, 43 16 3.35 crate. Spinach No. 1, 43-35-5.50 orange boa. Chicago Wheat Chicago, Jan, 8 (UP) Wheat; Open High Low Close May ' 1.40 "4 1.40 1-58 1.40 July l.tOJi 1.4114 1.40V4 1.4014 Sep. 1.43 1.4314 "l Wall St Report New York, Jan. 8 0J.O Strength and activity in utility shares featured a moderately tlve stock market today. Demand tor utilities was as cribed to estimates that the breakup value of various hold- 3 Thrill Days! lng company issue slated for the death sentence under the holding company act was higher than their market value. Other utility issues joined the rise and some preferreds wer strong with gain ranging to six points. Essestitl Ss.Uss.ss - Ellgibla For Adfad Supply of Gasolim Zssentia! salesmen who trav eled over 8,600 miles last year are now eligible for gasoline for 66 per cent of their 1942 mile age or a maximum of 716 miles per month, whichever Is less, the war price and rationing board members stated today. Salesmen to qualify for this must m engaged In selling foods, building materials, fuel, medical supplies or other products which are essential to the health, safety of community or war effort. Those selling directly to the consumer or selling nonessential commodities such as alcohol, soft drinks, tobacco products, furs or luxury items are not eligible. These salesmen must have been engaged in this line of work three months prior to making application with the rationing board. A specific statement must be filed by the applicant with the rationing board showing the mileage traveled during the year 01 GIRL'S MURDER DENIED BY SHIPYARD WORKER San Jose, Cal., Jan. 8 (U.R) Florencio (Frank) Alcalde, south San Francisco shipyard worker. loaay pieaaed Innocent to a charge of murdering Miss Ber nice Curtis, 30-year-old San Francisco cigar store clerk. Superior Judge William F. James set the trial date for Feb 23 after Defense Attorney Jo seph J. Bullock, San Mateo, failed in two motions to obtain a dismissal of the case. Traffic Violators State police arrested Guy Garrett of Talent yesterday on a charge of driving an automobile without an oper ator's license. He was cited to justice court today. Frank Wil liam Hardin of Prospect, was ar rested for having no clearance lights on his vehicle and will appear in justice court January Sunday - For 3 Days Dare You See This All-Hew DOUBLE HORROR SHOW? TEE SCBEEirS MASTER MENACE. Creates hit newest and most paralyzing horrorl Ralph Morgan Irene Hervey Bela Lugosi Nile Aether Lionel Atw They End Saturday Matinees Saturday and Tbti fe- DICK FORAN ft, Jok.HUBIARD Ely,. KNOX ' V George ZUCC0 mMfOM pMl:A I TURHAN BEY 2 Super-Thrillers! tjr euwte! I ,fx I Death follows f V J lh. bloody tril j 1 ' "') sieX 12. James Jeff Emmon. of Butte Falls, also will appear in justice court January 1Z en a chargo of having no vehicle license on his automobile. Too Late to Classify lAOr WANTS hour or part time work. 40a Edwards St. FOB SALB 163S Master Deluxe Chev rolet coupe. Very good rubber, good condition. Keel Bargain. 36 8. Orange. $3000 Attracuvo suburban borne. four rooms and bath, one acre fine garden land Irrigated, shade, shrub.,- large fish pond, spring water. Poultry house. Ex cellent location. also $3250- Six acres Bear Creek soil. own pumping plant, clover, etc. Neat, four-room modern cot tage, god barn, chick house, fenced and cross fenced, alt in fine con dition. SeU or trade for larger place, also NIW EAST BIDE HOME, large lot, fine shade, owner leaving and can give possession very soon. See this attractive home. also HAVE TWO NEW HOMES, Immediate possession, oak floors, furnace, very attractive, . end substantlsl con struction, can be sold on. essy terms to any one connected wun the army or essential government work. , Elmer Herrled 44 If. Riverside Dial 8367 or 4 MO WANTED To rent or buy 6-room house In central point. P. o. Box 130, Central Point. WANTED Two men to cut wood. 414 Hamilton. port BENT 35-acre pear orchard located 4 miles frcm Medfard. About evenly divided Bartlette. Boec ana Anjous. uwner in aeiense worx. Msll Tribune Box 4693.' STRAYED Yearling white fees steer from my piece on Hlllcrest-Phoentx road, sbout November first. Pleaee notify Ralph L. Cook. 120 Stark St. Phone 476S. FOR SALE Fancy D'AnJou peare, 14)0 box, delivered. Phone 6804. FOR SALE 3 good springer cows, . Jersey-Durham; also 6 Jersey springer heifers from high produc ing stock; 1 good saddle horse snd 3 good,' young, lsrge. work teems. Oeorge Hilton, Williams, Oregon. "Is rsfcevs sMress ef M0NTHLY Female weakness Which makes yon CRANKY, NERVOUS lydla & Pinxham'a Vegetable Com pound Is msde especially lor women to relieve periodic pain with weak, nervous, blue feelings due to func tional monthly dlsturbsnces. Taken regularly Plnkham'a Compound helps build up resistance against such symptoms. Follow label direc tions. Thousands benefited! Jm Hurry for Statsl TNItltlNOI oum up ass 3 iiKisiTU ntu i wtstmof CHIUINOI KIlllNOI Sunday at 1:4S and 3:30 -J -Z7rAt I WANTED Experienced silk finisher. personal appiiosuon only, am way Cleaners. 404 Seat Main. ORAIN WANTED We are bow tn the market for wheat and barley. Bring In aamplea of what you have to offer. Phone S75S. P. S. Samson Co. WANTED Combination radio and phonograph; also aleetrte Phone 6138. FOR SALE Kraut cabbage. So Phone OUT. lb. LOST S-sallon can syrup oa Pine St. or Jackson. Finder pleaas phone 3117. WANTED Married man to work on dairy farm. Phone 6483, between 7 and 9 p. m. WANTED TO BUY Good fresh oow. Phone Central Point U7. H. A. Du Buque. FOR SALE Rug, I i II, practloally new. 445. Phone SSS1. LET Us REBUILD your bicycle. New fenders, S-ooior pslnt Job, grease and overhaul, S1340. Sims Bros., 36 N. Fir. FOR SALE Reglstsred and pure bred Cocker puppies. 410 Maple Park Drive. Ph. 8873. PADDED VAN MOVINO to all points In Oregon. Washington and Cali fornia. Eeds Transfer. SHARE YOUR CAR with Tour netah. bora to help conserve gas and tires. oauy Auto raut and Body Shop. LOST OR STRAYED from CCC Camp Prescott pasture tinea Dec 1841, 3 . Hereford bull calves, no markers; also 3 Hereford heifers. 1 heifer muiey. Both heifers are ear marked by upper bit and under split on lrft ears. Under bit on right ears. Bulls sgea now 114 7". Heifers now 3 yrs. Send Information to B. A. McOraph, Rt, 1, Box 468, Med- rara. Aawsra. WANTED Licensed Salesmen or Brokers (man or women) to represent us at Medford, Eagle Point, Shady Cove or nearby point, Heavy advertising support, plus nation wide prestige. makes this STROUT AGENCY opening, caused by resignation of our representstive, Mr. D. E. Millard, a real opportunity, Please phono Mr. Millard, Medford 5619 or write STROUT REALTY, 453 So. Spring St., Los Angeles. Strike Up America's In the Biggest, faSiaslSrlsr -ajs,- J v I ""-"aaketl I ml Heafien 1 I Ti'V " " Ijjl taaarava- V.1 I fK mil anil Mm Y I GaSIflSDIEffl' CrJafflJDEE ' "T" V Continuous Shows Saturday roR SALE Wood and aoal elreula Its beater, food as cew, 440.00; two wheel trailer, (air tires. 11 Inch. tl3 00: Tropical air beater, new. Grant Walker, mile weat Pboenls. roUND Usn'a lov Idantlff and pef tor ad. FOR SALE Dinlnf room Utile, S chstra and buffet. 4T Rose. WANTED Private farafe for storage of trailer and household effecta for duration. City limits. Will Insure. Phone saao. WANTED 8 Leghorn laylnf pullets, circulating heater, chest of drawers, as rifle. Bradford, Boa 133, Sprlnf Street. SS CHEV SEDAN, Model A Ford, wall tent. Call evenings, 1S16 M. Riverside. FOR SALT; 8-room house with bresk fast nook. Small down payment wul handle. 722 Oak St. MIDDLE AGED WOMAN wants house keeping or cookintr for small crew. Full chanre. Tel. 48S1. LOST Two keya on three and five p. m Phone 84(13. ring, between , January 7th. FOR SALE Hsy. Mixed slf alfa, vetch and oat. Vilas Ranch. IS - I a a r SAT 1$ WIGHT the Band! Here Comes Favorite Girl Friend! Joy-Jammed Musical Ever Filmed! 3f Today -One Big Week War Bonds Ready for Immediate Delivery! POCAHONTAS LODGE win sponsor dsnos at Redman Hall Saturday nlihi. Redmen, PocanoBtae a4 Invited guests. WANTED 400 people to attend the Church of Ood revival servlcaa, evenings, 1M. TRAPPERS I The market la sood. Sell your furs to aagle point Pos RAW FURS WANTED Eastern prteea paid for Muakrate. Mink. Skunk. Bob Oats, etc Deer, Elk. Beef and Pelta Oeme traps for sals Medford Bargain House, 37 N. Gripe St, Ph. S744. Buy War Stamps and Bonds. LADY TO DEMONSTRATE COSMETICS Drug stores free to travel. Age 22-45; $40 ii- i ., Iwccmy , pius partial ex penses. Address Mr, BOX 100 ORIENTAL G A RDEII S 5 HOURS OF FUN For One Lew Price Dancing 8 to 1 A GRAND PARTY and. It's . exclusively for civilians , . . Make It a date NOW and enjoy this dance Ray's popular music ... an4 southern Oregon's finest ball, rooml - - A glorious romance of tho show-world, with wonderful Judy and a pageant of great en tertalnersl A lovo story to bring tears I Singing and swinging to bring oyl It's got everything for every fellow and his gall JJlLtS BDBDSjB iiTn