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MEDFORD MAIE TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23,l943 PAGE NINE LOCAL and Visit la Ashland Mrs. Cbet Leonard and Mrs. Orin Scbenck of Medford visited at th Guy Lewis borne in Ashland Tues day. a Visiting Relatives Mrs. H. B Kellom of 922 Park street Is spending a few days visiting ber sisters, Mrs. Jessie Kllgore and Mrs. Nell Powell, and brother, Guy Lewis, all of Ashland. . . - To Present Program Jack sonville Boy Scouts will present the program for the Jacksonville Grange meeting Friday at 8:30 p. m. in the grange hall. Par ents and friends are invited to attend. m Warned City police today ' warned school students that it was in violation of a city ordi nance to ride two on. a bicycle and that violator: were liable to the penalties set forth in the ordinance. -.." In England Charles E. '.(Dutch) Lieber, former manager and pitcher for the Medford Craters, is now stationed some where in England with the U. S. army, he wrote friends here in a V-letter. He sends his best regards to all his local friends. Sponsoring Dance The local Redman lodge is sponsoring a dance to be held Saturday at - 9:30 p. m. in the Redman hall. Fourth and Apple streets. This is the first dance of the fall sea son, and members and the pub lic are invited to attend. En tirely new music will be pro vided. Porter Classified Cloyd L. Porter of Jacksonville has com pleted his pre-aviatlon studies at Washington state college ana was classified for pilot training. He is now at Santa Ana airbase in California and is to be sent to a pre-flight school about Octo ber 1. Young sorter, wno worn ed for the Mail Tribune before - going into the army, is the son of Mrs. R. C. Cummtngs, Jack sonvllle. Dickinson Promoted Norbert Dickinson, who is stationed in Iceland, has written his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Dickinson of 837 West Second street, that he has been promoted to chief aviation radio technician. The young man also wrote that he came across a stack of wire bound boxes recently made by the Timber Products company of Medford. This was especially interesting to Dickinson since, before enlisting In the navy, he was employed at Timber Moo- ucts. Dickinson has been in the navy since January of 1942. Biologist Feted H. R. New comb, resident biologist for the tnt same commission with headquarters in Grants Pass for the rat two and a halt years, was honored by a dinner at Kvle's Monday night, given by the Central Point Sportsmen's . club. Among those attending -were Kenneth Martin, repre entstlva nf the state Eame com mission; Ray Hall, in charge of screening; Cole Rivers, Joe Wharton, Grants Pass mayor an4 mrnnhun nf the Central Point club and the Rogue River Sportsmen's club. Newcomb will InBu snort in loin the coast guard. His place will be taken by Mr. Rivers, who nas oeen nis assistant. HEARING difficulties overcome instantly with Sonotone. Write SAM METE. P. O. Box 082 for FREE Home Demonstration Always A BETTER DEAL SEE HUMPHREY Now! COMPARE OUR PRICES! '41 Dodge Sedan '37 Nash Ambassador Coupe '36 Dodge Sedan 36 Ford 2-Door ....... '36 Chevrolet Sedan '37 Terraplane 2-Door '29 Ford Model A ..... '36 Hudson Sedan ..... Put Your Savings in the 3rd WAR BOND DRIVE HUMPHREY MOTORS CHRYSLER PRODUCTS DEALER 33 S. Rlrenida Dial 4980 PERSONAL CALENDAR Thursday 8:00 p. m. Rearoet Chapter, OJS.S., Masonic Temple. Stated communication. Refreshment!, and social hour following. Friday 1:00 p. m. Electa Social club. home of Mrs. George Nellson, 430 North Bartlett street, cov ered dish luncheon. All non affiliated Eastern Star members invited. 7:00 p. m. Eagles auxiliary. birthday dinner at Eagles hall. Saturday 2:00 p. m. Crater Lake Chap ter, D. A. R. horn of Mrs. Thomas Young, Rt. 1, Box 38A. Returns Mrs. Ernest J. Smith of 1132 West Main St. returned this morning from Portland where she visited her daugh ters, Mrs. John Conner and Mrs. Patsy Barr. On Furlough Sgt. Dick Lewis and Cpl. Al Wray Light ner, both stationed at Ft. Lewis, Wash., are .here spending a por tion of a furlough with Sgt. Lewis' parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Lewis, 612 Catherine street. Leaves For Kansas Mrs. Arthur Satterlee left last eve ning to Join her husband, Pvt. Arthur L. Satterlee, who is sta tioned at Ft. Riley. Kan. Satter lee is the son of Mrs. Kathcrine Satterlee, 311 South Laurel St. At Farragut Donald Lee Wood, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Wood, 14 Summit avenue, this week began a 16 weeks intensive coiyge in the store keeper school at the U. S. naval training station at Far ragut, Ida. Upon completion of the course, he may qualify for a petty officer rating. Arrives Home Mrs. E. C. Kelly, 1013 S. Oakdale Ave., arrived home from Portland this morning after a brief stay there. Sunday Mrs. Kelly accompanied her husband to the northern city and from there he entrained for Ft. Custer, Mich., where the provost mar shal general's school of the U. S. army is located. Mr. Kelly, Medford attorney, was recently commissioned a captain in the army. babyTOesTor STOMACH REPAIR Des Moines, la., Sept. 23 (U.R) A 12-day-old baby was being flown in a civil air patrol plane from Des Moines to Providence, R. I., today for an operation to right her upside down stomach The delicate operation will be performed at Fall River, Mass., by Dr. P. E. Truesdale. who will meet the plane at Providence tonight. Dr. Trues dale has performed similar op erations successfully. ' The infant is Beverly Helen Primus, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee D. Primus, of Des Moines. Her father is a Drake university law student. MOVES CHURCH Machias, Me. (U.R) The Rev. Edwin Crocker, Methodist pas tor, is tearing down a Fort Fair field church practically single handed. Mr. Crocker is trucking the church piece by piece 200 miles to erect it at Machias on the site of bis former church which was destroyed by fire last winter. Book Our Price Price S136S $1165 470 29S 465 395 390 365 405 295 395 365 75 360 295 ANY COMMENT ON "Generals Placed Where of Greatest Use," Secretary's Reply In Press Conference Washington, Sept. 83 U.R) Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson said today that recent successes in all world battle theaters point to "ultimate pene tration of the enemy's defenses on all fronts." The secretary referred specifi cally to progress in Italy and the Mediterranean, in Russia and the southwest Pacific. Washington, Sept 23 U.R) Secretary of War Henry L. Stim son refused today to deny or confirm reports that Gen. George C Marshall may be made Anglo American commander - in chief but commented that generals are placed where they will be "of the greatest possible use. Questioned at a press and ra dio conference about published assertions that the U. S. army chief of staff will be made com mander of all Anglo-American forces throughout the world. Stimson said: "In, general, we don't put a general where we think he is not of the greatest possible use. General Principle "I don't wish to comment on any individual, but that is the general principle." ' Stimson inferentially denied suggestions that a change in as signment for Marshall would constitute a "kick upstairs." He referred reporters to recently published laudatory articles on the chief of staff and added: "I believe others have an swered that fully and freely." Reporters also sought to draw Stimson out about the recent statement by Gen. Douglas Mac-. Arthur, Allied commander in the southwest Pacific. MacArthur indicated that he felt Allied strategy planned at the recent Quebec conference relegated his theater to a secondary position. Stimson in response to que tions said he knew of no plans to call MacArthur home. MacArthur Busy "Gen MacArthur is very bus ily engaged and very active in very Important operations," the secretary- said. "I doubt if he would want to leave at this time. People from here all the time are going out to see him. "This is a global war, and one of the best things we have done is institution of constant touch with commanders in varloutr theaters." Stimson said staff officers from various theaters are con stantly returning to Washing ton .to inform strategists here of developments on their fronts. SEVENlNRAFT EAGERFOR FISH Portland, Ore., Sept. 23 U.R) No trout fisherman ever hoped harder for a strike than the seven men on Portland's war bond raft, who hope they can catch some fish in the Willa mette river to eke out their dwindling supply of concentrat ed navy rations. The seven men pledged them selves toTemaln on the raft and subsist on raft rations un til Oregon passes its $104,000, OOOwar bond quota. But with the state barely to the half way mark, the castaways (63 feet from shore) went into their sixth day afloat with misgivings. They held themselves to one biscuit apiece for last night's supper. But the doggoned fish don't go for their lures or else Jimmy Allenn, fisherman for crew, has lost his touch. MINERS SIGN WITrf ILLINOIS OPERATORS Washington, Sept. 23 U.R) The United Mine Workers and the Illinois Coal Operators asso ciation today signed a new wage agreement designed to increase earnings of the miners by about $8.75 a week, on a jive-day week basis. The agreement was Immedl ately sent to the Wsr Labor board for approval. It would become effective, officials said, with approval by the board and Office of Price Administration action to raise coal prices by about 20 to 23 cents a ton. SELECTED GREEN E7M SLABS 4Oo)U. 0RDE URLY ' MEDFORD FUEL CO. 1112 NO. CENTRAL TEL 3111 OPA SCHOOL FOR PANEL CLERKS TO I A school for price panel clerks of OPA and -members of the Medford price panel Is being held today at the offices of the local ration board. Here to conduct the school are W. P. Riddlesbarger, field price su pervisor in charge of the price panel program for the Portland OPA district; Cliff Jackson, Klamath Falls, price specialist, and Miss Mary Jean Nelson, price agent of the Portland office. The school opened yes terday and will be concluded tonight. Commenting on the price panel program, which he has been setting up for the Portland district, Mr. Riddlesbarger said today that the function of the price panel Is primarily to dis seminate information. "We are authorizing the price panels to interpret about 29 retail regu lations. Others will be inter preted by specialists at the main office. "In the near future the price clerks and panel members will conduct a compliance check of local stores In each district," Mr. Riddlesbarger said, "and it will be up to the panel members to handle violations. The only cases the district office will handle will be willful or repeat ed violations." The official said that most price violations were due to the fact that the merchants were not sufficiently informed, and therefore the main purpose of the program was to properly Inform retailers. He stressed the fact that both phases of the program are largely in the hands of volunteers and are not being carried out by paid in vestigators. Members of the local price panel are William Barber, chair man, John Moffat, Otto Frohn mayer and M. E. Carmlckle, and the latter three met with the price officials yesterday. Here to attend the school from near-by towns are Mrs. Chris tine Goebbel, Klamath Falls Mrs. Gertrude McDougall, Lake- view; Mrs. Virginia Johnson, Roseburg; Mrs. Edna Farrell, Grants Pass; Miss Margaret Barnthouse, Ashland;- Mrs. Lo llta Massle? Medford. LIVESTOCK Portland, Ore, Bapt. as (UP! Livestock : Cattle. ISO. Total. SB. Market alow, (aw Balsa steady. Odd atocker swera ateady at aa.oo; common to medium sraaa ateera held around 99.00911.60; beat helfera to $11.25; common to medium sradaa mostly held around ss.oop 10.25; cannera, cutter cowa sold S4.7Sas.2S-. good Beet cowa to $10.60; common to - medium bulla, $7,60326; good to choice vealera salable, $18,00114.00. Koga, 300. Market alow. Pew aalea loo lower. Many oiaa hoc oh. uooa to choice 186-260 lba., 116.26; many blda, $16.00; few 286-276-lb, $1460 3 14.76; food wa. Sia.w01s.au; feeder plfe aalabla, $14.00916.60. Sheen. 260. Market alow following Wednesday's lower close. Few food to choloa spring lamba neid arouna $12.00; good shorn feeders. $9.00; good ewee salable, $4.00 $j 4.60. South San Francisco, Sept. 23 (VP) (U8DA) Cattle, 76. Active, ateady. Package medium 1000-lb. ateera, $13.00; better klnda scarce: load me dium 866-lb. cowa and helfera. $11.26 to country; two packagea good oowa. S10.50A11.2S; cuttera, $7.oo$s.w; cannera, $6.00w7.00; odd common bulls. $9.60. Calves, none. Nominal. Hoga, 400. Around steady. Package 224-lb. Oregona, $18.40, eitrerae top: bulk 220-2so-ib, Caiuornlaa, $16.26 a 1640; odd sows. $13.78. Sbeep. 600. Steady. Packages good 80-84-lb. ehom lamba, $12.76 18 .36. few sood yearltnsa. 111.00; few cull to medium ewes, $2,000)4.00; good quoted $o.2B. Chicago, Sept, 38 (UP) (DSDA) Livestock: Bogs, 10,000. Active, to to 30o high er. Good and choice 140- 860 lbs., $14.26 ig.16.38: top, $16.40; SOO-600-lb. owa, $14.S6 18.10. Cattle. 5600: calves. BOO. Oood and choice fed ateera and yearllnga. 36c higher. Top, $ieas; many si. 16.75; other grades mostly 811.00a) 18.76. Sbeep, 8000. Market on weatern aprlng lambs not yet established. Ear. ly aalea other classes closed around steady. Load good and choice mixed wooled and abort native aprlng lamba, $14.00. - Chicago Wheat Chicago, ft.pt. as (UP) WBaatl Open Hits Low Cloaa I DM. ll.4 11.48 I1.4TU 11.47?, ! Mar 18H l.4S4 1.48 ' Julr . l Ult ' Wall St, Report New York, Sept. 23. (U.FB Weakness In Montgomery Ward Fighter Pilot fH Mi m - : jl J UiC '.'..V ..v..-.,. svi. I 1 J t 1 1 Marine Corps Aviator First Ural. George Stanley Laafstaa. U, ( AUecadere, Calif, shot stows a twin-engined Mitsubishi somber la his first aerial flight ever New CearfU Island. common unsettled the stock list today. Prices were lower for the third consecutive session in quiet dealings. Interest was curtailed because exchange members gava over much of their time to sale of war bonds, today being "New York Exchange War Bond day, There was little In the news to influence stock dealings and today g action waa largely tech nical. Today's closing prices on se lected stocks: Amer. Tel. & Tel. 1SB Anaconda 26 Chrysler 82 Curtiss Wright 7Vt General Electric . 38's General Motors 82 Montgomery Ward 46 Penn. R. R 28 Phillips Petroleum . 48V4 J. C. Penney .' Radio 10V4 Southern Pacific .. 26 V Standard Oil Cel., 38H Texas Gulf Sulphur.... 37 Transamerica .. 8V United Aircrafta . 32 U. S. Rubber... 48V U. S. SteeL 53 Us MaU Tribune Want Ada. Too Late To Classify ELDERLY man or couple wanted aa caretaker tor 10-acro ranch. Can work at other employment taur ine aay it oeairea. THDune vox 3009. TOMATOES, So you pick, So picked, .beans, Kentucky Wonder. Cucum bers. B. E. Ford, 3 miles west on Jacksonville highway. Phone 6363. FOR SALE Ladlno clover, also Ladlno and Alslke mixture. P. E, Samson CO. WANTED Woman to work In laun dry. Board and room furnished. Jackson County Hospital. Ph. 6628 FOR SALE Bright, elean atraw 6 wlre bales, p. E. Samson Co. WANTED TO RENT Unfurnished bouse in Medford or Camp White area. Minimum four rooms. Offloer and wife will take care of bouse and grounds. Ref erences. Corvalll 896-W, reverse charges. FOR SALE Recleaned KD0t oat. P. E. Samson Co. CHRISTIAN family, near schools, will board and room on or two chil dren. Dial 8343. FOR SALE Vetches all kinds sow them now, P. E. Samson Co. CABIN for rent. 33 Rose. Ph. 5896. IS VOUR CHILD A nosE FictiEn? It may te lgm ef eawal waraut And ttMM roundworm eaa eauet raal tnmblal OUw warn I tip arei oneeay stomaeh, nr vouanM. Itching parte. If yeo even euipect yjundwormt, jrt layntVe Vernlroae todarl AYNE'S Is America's Uadlne oroirrUUr worm madielni t um4 by million for over a eantuiT Act f nu, t drivti out round worm. Demand JAIME'S V&RM1TUGB, Nights Onlf Weekdays uoora open aia Frt. Kits k Bat. Richard ARLEN and Arlint JUDGE In WILDCAT -Flus- A MISSOURI N OUTLAW with Den "R.d" Barry Eads Tonlta SPRINGTIME IN THE ROCKIES -Plua- MR. DIST. ATTORNEY IN CARTER CASE FOR SALE--Oood Ouerneey cow and betfer call, auo miscellaneous. Call 391 after 6:00. FOR 8ALB New eupply alfalfa field grain -meadow aua pasture areds. P. K. tiamsoa Co. FOR SALS 40 tone of alfalfa and bluegraae straw, oood feed, ninor Hanley Bush. B36 S. Main. FOR SALE M acres. 38 cultlrated. free water, about 14 acre In clo ver pasture, balance htll pasture covered with oak timber. 6-room bouse, elactrtc water pressure sys tem, barn will hold about 40 tons of hay, stanchions for 19 cowa. Price 47000, which Includes 10 bead of oowa, few hogs, horse, mute, sheep, Pordaon tractor and all farm machinery. Also about 3S tons of ground hay. 1V miles from high acnooi on good road. Also S acres, lrrtjated. In clover pas ture, new a-room nouse, city i ter. chicken and brooder bouse, 3 cows and chickens. Located near Medford, all for 43S00. L. Q. PICKBLL. 16 fl. Bartlett. FOR SALE Shorthorn bull, 3 years oia, uurnnm ouu u montr oia. Phone 6464... s) CAR sulphur now on track. Use sul phurhelp yourself to bigger at fails yields. P. E. Samson Co. FOR SALE 3 h. p. gas engine and i-incn rotary pump, pnone o4 FOR RENT Basement apartment. completely furnished; dishes, linen ana oeamng. no n. Rivers. ae. 3800 7 rooms, pertly furnished, ciose in, terms. Lot worth pnoe, Tribune Box 808?. FOR SALE Wills met to valley gray oats. r. s. Bsmaon co. WANTED I3fl0 Investment as half-Interest In lire, profitable mall order business In Medford. No traveling. Many deal ers already established In Oregon and Washington. For further in formation address Tribune Box 3886, leaving phone number for personal interview. FOR RENT Room With hot piste, outside entrance, beat end- bath. Phone 3618. WILL RENT 8 -room furnished apt. to someone wno win secure a mini mum fl-room unfurnished house for me In Medford. Wire or phone Paul f. nates, corvauia, ore. FOR SALE Old electric stove, fold ing camp bed, tent, wash boiler, stove mat, stovepipe, grocery cart, jars. 816 E. Msln. ' WANTED Oood used piano, grand or spinet, wiu pay oasR. none Delia uaviason, oas. FOR SALE 1936 Packard coupe. Oood condition. Reasonable, 816 Ear hart. east from Anderson Thrift Market WANTED Used corrugated iron. Box lioaer suite roaa. FOR BALE .44 automatic pistol. . omun ana wesson, fhone 6037, FOR SALE OR TRADE Circulating oil heater and corner lavatory. Will wouo ior gu neater, rnone wo FOUND Pekingese dog. phone Q753. FOR SALE Horses, weaner plge, fat nan, xioe, o. feacn. SOLDIER'S wits lost black laathar purae containing money and valu able papers. Mrs. Kenneth Mason Keep SB, return Tribune. WANTED Used typewriter. Ph. 8940. FOR BALE 1 oscillating electric an, i new metal mailbox, 1 chrO' mlum plate 14-cup percolator, eleo trio. 138 Portland Ave. Nlftits Only Weekdays Starts :45 TOMORROW! rfliiiX I tin mkumn ?i BIISTIM ENDS TONITE -Plus- Ad if i VII I ,tf I i wiavi not I C. I Ml''' LKrrl'"lfcnw'w,',," Market . sr - . "v f -.' ' A swum V'. -i J w I f Itisli MOON RIGHT TO THE HEART Buy That Extra Bond WASTED Woman atlk finisher. Med ford Cleaners, 30 O. Central. Apply In person. WANTED Two men to operate drat aaw. large Umber, steady work. Ph. 6160. WANTED To buy 3 -wheel trailer. Preferably 600x16 Urea. 643 Haven. Phone 3666. WANTED Competent woman for cook and downstair work lor fam ily of $. 7S a month. Phone 4014. WANTED Woman for hour work 1 day a week. Phone 4014. GUARANTEED AUTO PA1NT1NO Motors, trucks, etc., steam cleaned. SIMONIZINO. MITCHELL'S PAINT SHOP, 608 6. Riverside. WANTED Man to cut cord wood. Ph. 6160. THE Sunny Blstere circle of the Pres- oyierian cnurcn win nom a rum make sale In the room across the street from the Craterlan Theater, Saturday, Sept. 28. Come and let us help get your children ready for school. PIR SAWDUST and hogfuel for burners. Medford Fuel. Tel. 8111. WILL TRADE PIANO for something of value around 695. What have you? Want to move piano at once, need apace. Write Tribune Box 6663. WOULD buy aome 3-35 cartridges. Addrena P. O. Box 1464. CLEAN, Intelligent oouple for small country place, general farm work and lUht cooking; separate unfur nished modern house and good wage. Permanent position. Trio une Box 8860. SHARE pleasant home and kltchnn. EverythlriK furnished but food. 825, No smokers, pete, children. Phone wee, Asmana. WANTED No. 4 gnlvanleed waahtub, 5-gal. oil can. Tribune Box 8270. FOR SALE "29 Chev. coupe. 10-In. wheels. 60. Barnett road. A. Chrli- tensen. FOR SALE Colored fryers, 80c lb. de livered. Phone 6027. FOR SALE Weaner plge, 66.50 or trade for hens. Also young fat ducks, SAo lb. delivered. Ph. 6037. WANTED Janitor. Call 4876. Bell Studio. WANTED Waitress. Brown's Cafe. FOR SALE 5-room house, good con dltlon, priced for quick sale. Dial FOR SALE Radio, complete with bat teries: double and single bed. com plete; rocker, eome chairs, dining ' table, email dresser, Ironing board, . feather bed, wood cook stove in good condition canned fruits, vege ' tables, honey, .30-30 Winchester rifle, some shells, .410 shotgun. D. A horn, IVt miles eouttiweat of Tal ent on Wagner creex roaa. APARTMENT for rent. 530 6. Central. MEDFORD NURSERY SCHOOL Dally care for children of work' lng mothers or those engaged lu volunteer war work. Ages a to o. Hours 7 a. m. to 6 p. m. 41 Ross court, pnone auia. LOST One green 20-ton hydraulic Jack on Crater Lake highway or Butte Fans road, steward, Mecuora Service Station. FOR SALE Carpenter tools, ropes, pipe and fittings. 101 Portland Ave, Phnnn aflAA. WANTED .46 Colt automatic. WIU pay reasonable price. Phone 4584. Showt Dallf at lt4Mi4Mi30 ENDS SAT. MITEI ,c. K3M Plus- Do It Right NOW! m 'BET M MA tK ViCTQMWl SUNDAY: sf.m i i, ,i aaee"5,saeaSWaev ' Jg lee Wrtert awe merf JzJ -PLUS- (tf icriiiuimi rv w MffJVlXS DANCE Sponsored by Redman Lodge at the Redman hall, 4tb and Apple st recta, Saturday ntgat, Beptembex 15, 8:30 o'clock. Oood music. WANTED Man and wife for steady iarm and orchard work. Houaw, mux, garoen furmsnea. Yearxound. Tribune Box 8003. FOR SALE 34-ft. tandem-axle trail er, equipped with alec trio Prtgldelre, 4-hole Magic Chef cook stove, butane-equipped. Rt. 4. Box 317-B, Pern Valley. ONE Let combination hay chopper ana grain grinaer to oe sold ac Phoenix auction on t?t Bept, 35. DUPLEX for sale. Close In, nearly nw. Earning i? per cent on invest ment. Phone 8804. WANTED Federal Airway employe wiKnea 10 rent lurnimed .-oed room house. Phone 6002. RID your animals of fly pests. Buy ammai iiy spray at ttoya reea Store, 331 N. Riverside. FOR SALE Four-burner gas range. wouia exenange ror smau two burner oven. Phone 3010. HELP WANTED 1 experienced sarmll, mainten ance electrician. 4 fallen and buckera. 4 woods R. R. section men. 4 woods R. R. steel crew men. Defense Industry. Good wages with overtime al lowed. Apply Medford Corporation of fice, N. Riverside. WANTED Chambermaid. Hotel Grand. ANIMAL fly spray, BOo per gallon, you bring container: OOo, we fur nish container. Hoy. Feed Store, 331 N. Riverside. FOR oil heaters, new and old eee Joe J. Jones. 423 King, NOTICE Commercial spraying. . Time now to spray peach trees. Phone 6661, Wlthrow. MO VI NO to all parte of Oregon. , Washington, California, by padded vans Regular service. Eads Trans fer. Dial 2828. ZERO CLUB Out of bounds, civilians only Delicious chicken and steak dinners 7:00 p m. 3:00 a. m except Sunday. Phona day tlma 5300. night 8101. Auto Mechanic WANTED TOP WAGES This It ' not a temporary job J.C. STANSBERRY Ford Dealer St. Kslana, Calif. howa Dally liaJ-MMiOO NOWI THRU 8AT.I tefrtcei far 6 SbllVrtNll BUD ABBOTT LOU COSTEILO BUY THAT BOND TODAY! SUNDAYII With BABE RUTHI l l ' - aaaaaMS Ml
