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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 19 PAGE SEVEN LOCAL and Ob Vacation Mist Edith Nich ols, secretary in the city super intendent's office, is spending a week's vacation In Portland, vis iting relatives and friends. Examiner Coming A travel ing examiner of operators and chauffeurs will be in the K. P. hall Friday and Saturday from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Those wishing permits or licenses to drive cars are asked to contact the exam iner between those hours. Announce Time Closing time for reservations for the weekly bridge -luncheon for officers' wives at the Outpost has been set at Wednesday noon, it was stated today at the club, and no reservations will be accepted after that time. The luncheons are held each Thursday after noon. Mrs. Watson Leaves Mrs. R. E. Watson left this morning to make her home in San Francisco where her husband, Lt. (JG) Watson is stationed with the navy. Mrs. Watson was accom panied by her mother, Mrs. M. M. Herman, who will be away a week. Mrs. Watson has been making her home recently with her parents at the family home, 322 South Riverside avenue. In Arkansas Jack Kresse, ar my aviation student, has been assigned to Ouachita college, Arkadelphia, Ark., for five months of instruction, according to a dispatch from the college. Following completion of the course the young man will be classified as a pilot, navigator or bombardier and be assigned for further training. He is the son of Dr. and Mrs. A. F. W. Kresse, 1033 Queen Anne Ave. Davis Chosen E. J. Davis, sta tioned for the past month at Camp Peary, Va., for his recruit training in the Seabees, has been selected for special training in a stevedore's battalion, according to word received from him by Mrs. Davis. Mr. Davis stated that he was to be trained in the pro cedure of loading a cargo ship. But three men in the outfit, all from Oregon, were selected for the special training. The Davis home is at 202 Portland Ave. Articles Stolen Three per sons reported to city police the theft of articles yesterday and last night. Elmer Ryan, 528 South Oakdale avenue, said a green rayon auto robe was stolen out of his car Monday night. Er nest Conrad, 713 Dakota ave nue, said a spotlight was stolen last night from his car, parked in a service station. Ed Powell, 106 East 12th street, reported a pair of engineer's boots, size 7, were taken from his porch yes terday afternoon. WEID MUTE AT POPULAR DREAMLAND 4 BIG HOURS OF DANCING 8 to 12 RAY'S MUSIC Popular Prices PERSONAL CALENDAR Tuesday 8:00 p. m. Degree of Honor Carnation club, home of Mrs. Evelyn Tarr, Prune street. 8:00 p. m. Chapter BE of P.E.O., home of Mrs. Fletcher Fish, Phoenix. Program on "South Pacific" by Mrs. W. A. Holloway. 8:00 p. mv Pythian Sisters, K. P. hall. 8:00 p. m. Wesleyan Service Guild of Methodist church, at church parlors. Wednesday 1:30 p. m. Mistletoe club, home of Mrs. E. M. Lovell, S26 Edward street, for dessert 1:30 p. m. Oak Grove Neigh borhood club, home of Mrs. Lucille Brill, for dessert. 2:00 p. m. Chapter AA, P.E.O., home of Mrs. John Mof fat, 34 Berkeley Way. Program in charge of Mrs. H. L. Brown. 8:00 p. m. Jobs Daughters, public installation of officers at Masonic temple. ' Thursday 1:00 p. m. Medford Sojourn ers club, at Girls' Community club. For reservations call Mrs. Orrin Brown, 3063. rv E s. Meailner Stated com- mnninntinn nf Reames chap ter, O. E. S., will be held Thurs day evening at 8 o'clock in the Masonic Temple. Reiresnmenis and social hour will follow. Vis Hincf mpAihpr are invited to at tend- Worthy matron of the or der is Luticia Kunz. nmnhtm Born Mr. and Mrs. William H. McClure, former Medford residents, are the par onte nf a rimichtpr. Lorna Jean- ine, born Sept. 14. The McClures now reside in Bellingham, wasn.. where Mr. McClure Is station TYiannppr fnr United Airlines. While here he was assistant sta tion manager for the firm. m w Lt. Peirce Visits Lt. Max Peirce, engineering officer in the maintenance squadron at the U. S. navy air station in Oak land, Cal., was a brief visitor in Medford Monday. Manager of the Medford Investment com pany in civilian life, Lt.' Peirce flew a crew of mechanics here to make repairs on a jpicve at the local airport. w At Knox College Staff Sgt Vincent C. Claflin, whose father is E. R. Claflin of Rt. 1, has been assigned to Knox college. Gales- burg, 111., for five month's study prior to an appointment as an aviation cadet. Sgt. (Jatnn win be classified as a bombardier, navigator or pilot upon comple tion of the course at Knox col lege and be sent to another school. i 1 mpf 4 Natural Mrs. Thomas J. Fu- son returned to Medford yester day from Portland, where she has been visiting her husband in St Vincent's hospital. Mr. Fu son underwent a major opera tion last week and is conva lescing nicely. Visitor Hera Mrs. Phil Lewd of Portland arrived in Medford this morning to spend a few days visiting at the home of Mrs. Belva Aiken, 816 W. Fourth street Mrs. Lowd's husband was formerly a state policeman, stationed in Medford where they made their home, and in Grants Pass. Here oa Lun Jackson county men recently home on leave from the naval training station at Farragut Ida-, includ ed Dale Cobleigh. Phoenix: Bob ft. e n n e y, Jacksonville; Otis Jonnsenr Fern Valley; Edwin Frohrelch. Central Point, and Al Weir, Medford. The youths were granted leave upon completion of their preliminary training. - Reported Imnrovad r,mrsr KODertson, well-known Medford man who is seriously ill in the Veterans' hospital in Portland, was reported today to be con siderably Improved. Robertson is former manager of the Rogue vauey uou dun and the Med ford hotel lounge and recently received a medical discharge irom tne Wavy Seabees. MANPOWER WASTE ASERTS TRUMAN Washington. Sept 21 U.B Sen. Harry S. Truman. D.. Mo.. chairman of the senate's special war investigating committee, to day accused the army and navy of "waste of manpower" and de manded that they achieve great er efficiency before fathers are drafted: Truman made the charge dur ing a senate speech in which he said he wiU vote against a bill to defer fathers until Jan. 1 because- "that's an administrative and not a legislative matter." Sen. Burton K. Wheeler, D., Mont, author of the father de ferment bill, disagreed. He as serted that it is the duty of con gress to fix the over-all policy. Truman's speech opened floor debate on the question, which Is not expected to reach a vote in the senate before the middle of next week. The debate will be recessed again tomorrow for an appearance before the senate military affairs committee by Bernard M. Baruch, adviser to War Mobilization Director James F. Byrnes. E PROPOSAL VOTED Washington, Sept 81. tU.B ine nouse today passed ana sent to the senate the Fulbrlgbt resolution calling for American cooperation in maintaining a Just peace through international machinery. The vote was 360 to 29. The action, taken under pro cedure requiring a two-thirds majority for approval, marked the first time that a measure on post-war international relations has been voted upon in congress. The senate, jealous of its for- eign relations prerogatives, is likely to sidetrack the peace cooperation proposal pending drafting of a substitute by the senate foreign relations commit tee. Erosion of field gullies can Usually be stabilized naturally if vegetation is protected from grazing animals by fencing. Uaa Man Tribune want Ada. SUSAN OF THE WAVES It seemed wrong to Swan Esterbrook that the should fall In love with Harvey Rogers. He looked so much lilt Rankin. And Rankin had been killed In action at sea. That was one reason why Susan enlisted in the Waves, to retreat from love Into duty. She thought It would be safo. Allan Eppas, In his newest serial, tells the rest, beginning THURSDAY SEPT. 30 In tha ADD ATTRACTION A variety show and something new in the way of auctions are on the program for the next bond selling event at the Victory Center in Medford Thursday night The auction, being ar ranged by Charles S. Adair of the M M Department store, will have up for sale in bonds only articles now extremely hard to obtain, articles such as nylon hose and safety pins. The variety show will feature musical numbers, acrobatic danc ing and community singing and is being arranged by Lloyd Rupp and his bond selling committee. Frank DeSouza will act as mas ter of ceremonies. Other articles for the depart ment store auction which are expected to attract much atten tion are rubber boots, bed sheets, all-wool blankets, cleansing tls- ues, shoes, dresses, sweaters and other articles. Mr. Adair stated that in many instances the purchaser would be allowed to visit the store and select the article himself. The department store manager is also offering $25 merchandise orders to the first purchasers of $10,000 bonds, one for out-of-city residents and one for residents of Medford proper. LIVESTOCK Portland. Ore., Sept. 31 (UP) Livestock: Cattle. 460: calves, 75. Market alow. Pew aalea steady with Monday's 3&c decline. Common to medium grass steers,, S10.00Q 13.00: best grassers munuBy, eio-ou; wiuinun vo dkuiuui heifers, S9.6oil.SO; canner and cutter cows, S5.0097.00; some medium beel cows held over: medium to good bulls, salable S8.00wlo.oo or above; extreme top Monday, 811-00: good to choice vealera salable, S13.00Q 14.00; grass calvea, $13.60 down. Hogs, 900. Opening 10c lower. Later bids 36o off. Good to choice 180- 230-lb, 16.3S150; good sows steady at S13.35nl3.60; feeder pig? scarce; top, Monday, $16.50. eneep, odd. Market slow. Asking steady or 913.35 13.50 for good to choice sprlne- lambs: few feeders sola at $10.00; good ewes, 84.00$ 4.60. South flan Franclsoo. Sept. 31 (UP) (TJSDA) Cattle, 36. Nominally steady. Monday five loads medium to good 10eo-1100-lb. Oregon steers, 18.76: two cars Rood yearling feed ers, la.oo; today, largely nesr-oy trucKed-ln she etocK. few fieany cowt?, s.oob.7&; cutters, 97.ooqb.oo; can- ners, S8.coa7.oo. Hogs, 260. Around 10-lSo lower. Pew loads 320-350-lb. barrows and gilts. S16.15 16.25: numerowB medium to good sows, SI a. 76, around 3So lower. Sheep, 1200. Lambs scarce, around 95c higher past two days. Monday extreme top choice 92-lb., 14.00, largely cull to good ewes, I2.50g6.35. Chicago, Sept. 31 (UP) (TJSDA? Livestock: Hogs, 13,000. PalrlT active: strong to iuo pigner. uooa ana cnoice hu 380 lbs., S14.00316.16; top, SI 5.20; good and choice S50-BO0-ib. sows, 14.40914-90. , cattle, booo: balves, lOOO. Oood and choice steera In moderate aupp)?. Bulk, l6.6O9ie.6O; early top, 410.76. but choice to prime Iowa weighty steen new a dots eho-bo. Sheep, 4000. Not enough early ac tion to make a market on any class; undertone weak. Chicago Wheat Chicago, Sept. 91 (UP) Whest: Open High Low OIoj Sept. -41.48H 11.48 $1.4814 41.48 U ueo. 1.B'4 l.B a.iHri May 1.48 1.49 1.48 1.49 July - 1.48 '4 1.46 1.4SK 1-43 Wall St. Report New York, Sept 21. U.R) A Nights Only Weekdays woors open e:a TONITE 3 NITES ROY ROGERS la SPRINGTIME IN THE ROCKIES plus MR. DIST. ATTORNEY IN CARTER CASE with Jama Ellison Virginia Gilmer 3rd WAR LOAN IS NOW ON BUY EXTRA BONDS In Hit Parade Opening tonight at the Holly for three nights is "Hit Parade of 1943" starring John Carroll and Susan Hayward. Com panion feature is "Right to the Heart" with Brenda Joyce and Joseph Allen, Jr. Western Star aVy.J.,'?''W. Russell Hayden heads the cast of "Lone Prairie" starting at the Rialto Wednesday as a partner feature to "Fall In" hilarious service film. late spurt In lower and medium priced oil shares ' featured an otherwise irregularly lower movement in the main 'stock list today. Volume ran well below yester day's total of more than a mil lion shares. Today's closing prices on se lected stocks: American Tel. & Tel. Anaconda ......... . .158 26 83 Chrysler Curtiss Wright 7 384 83H General Electric General Motors .... Montgomery Ward Penn. R. R SO 28 Phillips Petroleum J. C. Penney 1 48H 99 Radio 10H Southern Pacific 26 Standard Oil Cal. 38V4 Texas Gulf Sulphur . 36 Transamerlca - 8V United Alrcrafts SZT-a U. S. Rubber 45 U. S. Steel ' 54 CHILOQUIN CASUALTY W.chlnotnn Rrtit 21 U.PJ The navy today announced names of 55 additional casualties- The list includes: Keysor, Riley Huntsman, tor pedoman 3c, missing, rather, Ora S. Keysor, Chiloquin, Ore. . WAR CENTER BURNS Port Townsend, Wash.) Sept. 21. 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Bond sales totaled approximately $11, 000.000. The quota is 135,000. 000. Da Mail Tribune Want Ada. Too Late To Classify FOR SAUC 134 4-eoor Ford. Oood rubber, good motor. Al Benaicnon, Rt. s. Box 4i. aicAnarews rota, evening, A to S. TWO room rurnlaned apt. 328 M. Iry. Phone SS84. DUPLEX for sale. Close In, nearl; new. Earning 13 par cent on Invest ment, rnone sso4. o rn A Cash. 3-bedroom (art aide 7U0vv hem, completely to- una Bos SSoa. TWO furnished room for rent. 194 Llnooui. WANTED 45 Oolt automatic. Will pay reasonable price. Phone 40S4. RID your animal of fly pests. Buy animal ny spray at roya r-aea etore, J31 N. Riverside. FOR 6ALE Four-burner gss range, Would exchange for small two burner oven. Phona 3010. MEDFORD NURSERY SCHOOL Dally care lor chlldran of work ing mothers or those engaged In volunteer war work. Agea i to t). Hours 7 a. m. to 0 p. m. 41 Ross Court. Phona 3018. GUARANTEED AUTO PAKJTINO Motors, truoka, etc., steam cleaned. BIMONIZmO. MITCHELL'S PAINT SHOP, SOS 8. Riverside. WANTED A man tor orchard and farm work. Year-round Job. Pboua 6S93. W. W. Hartley. FOR BALE loss Da Soto Airflow ae- dan. Radio, new tires, new bat tery. 0265 cash. Can be seen on BeslI Lane. 1 block east of Old Stage road. Phona Wit. Clyde Wllka. A FORDSON tractor equipped with high tension magneto will be aolo at uia Midway auction aaia Thurs day, Sept, 33. FOR BALE J030 Winchester. 31 savsge nigh power. Will trade .30 Remington automatlo for .35 or ; 43 Remington bolt action. Call alter o. lis chestnut. wanted soldier wife for light housekeeping. Apply 300 N. Peach. FOR SALE 1940 Ford coupe. Fin condition, eeioy Chevrolet Co., Ashlsnd. FOR RENT House to officer from Oorvallls. Would like to exchange lor nouse or apartment there. Ph 4519. .. . . .. WANTED To rent 30 acres to put In crop, near Medford. Share or cash rent. Must be good land. Al uenaicsaon. ttt. s. Box 414, M0' Andrews road. Phona 5475. FOR BALE I Klllefer subsollar and chisel; 1 Oliver 8-bottom tractor Plow: 1 Atlaa wheeled ecraner. Oul- Ian Motor It Implement Co, 138 e. tuversiae. rnone ssoo. TOMOAHOWI The Hilariotu SERVICE SHOW! "FALL IN" with WILLIAM TRACY JOE SAWYER PLUS ACTION Ia Tha WESTI miminswMii .. . whin "ria" eeif ?e i . tewMi. Show 1i4Mi4S-Ii10 "SsIJ -tf' V I I 1 riUv ENDS TONITXI OHOSTS OsTTha LOOSEI ff RUSSELL L HAYDIN lJXr I BIO Mr slabs. Double load, as so. Had. tort Fuel. Tel. Bill. WANTED M Wlneoeatar epeclal cartridges. WIU pay your prloa or trade JO rUmicglon. X. M. Sbulta, 334 N. Riverside. FOR BALE 18 rolls so-lb. slata roof ing. 47-lneb sealed fencing, barbed wire, rock wool, 4 and 6-ugbt sash, garage doors, wsterproof plywood. All new. Laundry traya, metal bath tub, vbeelbarrowa, Falrbanks Moraa engine, Snd-hand doors and windows. Heavy ecrewjscka and mlscellaaeoue ttma. Phona 4SSS. HELP WANTED 1 experienced sawmill mainten ance electrician. 4 fallen and buckera. 4 woods R, r. section men. 4 wooda Ri R. ateelcrew men. . Defense Industry. Oood wages with overtime al' lowed. Apply Medford Corporation of' flee, N. Riverside, ANIMAL fly spray, 80o per Ballon, you ormg container; uuc, we xur ntsh container. Hoy' Feed 8tore, 331 N. Riverside. WANTED Chambermaid. Hotel Grand. APARTMENT tor rent, sso S. Central LOST In Oak Grove dlat., mongrel jox terrier pup, wnita and brown, name "Tippy." Child's pet. Ph. 8335 WANTED Hay to bale. Stack or pick. up work. ai tsonairkson, Kt. 3, Box 414, McAndrewa road. Ph. 5475 BEANS. Kentucky Wonders; tomatoes. so you pics, so picked, prunes, Jo you pick. Csntaloupea snd cucum bers. B. E. Ford, 3 miles west on Jacksonville Hwy. Phona 8263. FRESH tomatoes, fresh corn. Special on ruamatn raua potatoea, 00 lbs. for 85c. Drapes and all fruits. Wa are open tin io:30 every night. Branden'a Fruit Mart, next to Oof fee Pot, FOR SALE Springer cow, second can. rnona oioa. WANTED Oood used wood range with colls. Reasonsble. Ph. 3883. THE SUNNY SISTERS CIRCLE of tha Presbyterian church will hold a rummage aala In tha room across the street from the Cra terlan Theater, Saturday, Sept. 35. Come and let ua help get your children ready for school. FOR SALE Boy'a World bicycle and Schick electric razor. Inquire Rt. 4. Box 84. 4th house on Buckshot Hill Rd., off Old Crater Lake Hwy, TYPIST Local girl only. Postal Tele graph. WANTED Home for young dog. Ph. 8954. . . TOMORROW in HE Vaiiutf. - - vnii'ur euro ii uui ' iWUuaha Fall Thick 'nd CosHllo Go From Xmi Girh to Chaint GapgaUra at a Gsnr Wlwca Rasartl - GINNY SIMMS' PATRICKN0W1ES ELYSE KNOX SHELDON LEONARD JOHNNY LONG & His ORCHESTRA I w ENDS TONIGHT) Jl ll M WANTED! MORE BOND BUYERS. HAVE YOU BOUGHT YOUR SHARE? FOM SAU Heavy team, vaaon ant narneea: brood aoT.a, rarrow soon; 1 sow arxl -T ntaa. 4 weeks old: $ feeders S larra weanera. Wiliest. Haw, IK mllee soutb Talent, old hwy. FOR SALS Canning tomatoes, to a id. oeKoaie oroosry. WANTED TO BUT Collapsible baby ouggy. rnona oiw. FOR BALE SS Dodga sedan. Oood condition, fair s.ply tiras. Cheap, McFadden, Lodar Lane. FOR BALE t t H. O. t-tt, rigid" toow ii. ia cultivator, one a-ia. Dyer coll-too th field cultivator, at. chard type. Like new. Cash only, Phona 30B5. HELP tha war effort. Save precious nin oy reeaing security caix asset. Roy-a Feed Sum. 381 M. Riverside. ATTENTION 1 New larg ahlpmant ca oaix meal as aoya reea otors, ssi N. Riverside. for sale canning beans. So a lb. uaxaaie uroeery. FOR oil heatara, new and old, sea Joe J. Jones, 433 King. BLACK Swedish seed oata. pacific Feed as Seed Co. FALL yimmoB alfalfa seed, ladlno, al slke, etc Paolflo Feed St Seed Co. FALL seed oata, gray recleaned and Kanotaa. Pacific Feed A Seed Co. WANTED Men and women for onion harvest. R. H. Field, Central Point Phone 185, ORDER your soil and fruit aul phur now. Car to arrive soon. Pa cific Feed & Seed Co. FALL vetch, common and Hungarian. Buy now. Paclflo Feed as Seed Co, 4th and Fir, Medford, Ore. FALL Hyland pasture mlxtura. Pa cific TVed At Seed Co. , WANTED Electric Iron. Telephone 3874. ' POULTRY feed troughs, 4-ft, wood. S1.05. Paclflo Feed 4 Seed Co. WANTED Large trunk. Call 3341. NOTICE Commercial aprayln f. Time now to sprsy peach trees. Phone 8581, Wlthrow. OOOD USED CARS ' 1941 Ford super da luxe sedan. 1930 Dodge sedsn. 1934 Chevrolet aedan. 1033 Pontlao sedan. 1033 DeSoto sedan. I 1940, '41, '43 Pontlao radios, A. Z, "TUBBY" DEAN, Your Pontlao Dealer, Richfield Station, 8th and Orapa. Back the Attack Buy War Bonds. MOVINO to all parts of Oregon. Washington, California, by padded vans. Regular service. Eads Trans fer. Dial 3838. 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