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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1943.
PAGE SEVEN
LOCAL and
Returns Mrs. Dorothy Mor
rison has returned to Medford
from Seattle, and has resumed
work at the Victory Beauty shop.
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Return Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Payne, 101 Geneva St., returned
yesterday from a vacation spent
at Lake Tahkenltch on the Ore
eon coast. i
Council Meeting Regular
semi-monthly meeting of the
city council will be held at 7:30
tonight in Mayor C. A. Meeker's
office in the city hall. Routine
business Is on the agenda.
Take Trip Mrs. A. C. Hub
bard, Mrs. Hattle Alden, Miss
Thomsen and Mrs. John Butler
motored to Grants Fass Sunday
for a picnic dinner and returned
home by way of the Applegate
district.
Visiting Here Ensign Harold
1 Stevens of the U. S. navy air
corps, stationed at Jacksonville,
Fla.. is spending a furlough here
with his aunt, Mrs. John Eggers
of 415 Laurel street and his
grandmother, Mrs. Manuel Roda
of Route 4. tie plans to leave
Oct. 15. -.
On Furlough Staff Sgt. Don
ald E. Gray Is in Medford, spend
ing a furlough .visiting his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Erie M. Gray,
23 S. Oakdale avenue. Sgt. Gray
has been in the Aleutian islands
for the past 14 months, and will
report to Ft. Benning, Ga., for
officers . training upon leaving
here.
Returno to Job Miss Nydah
Neil, deputy clerk In the. county
.. . clerk's office for many years,
L has returned to her desk after a
r leave of absence of several
weeks, Improved in health. She
spent several weeks lr. Callfor-
- nia recuperating from overwork
During her absence her place
' was taken by Miss Helen uugan
i
Eagles Meeting Crater Lake
Aerie No. 2093, Fraternal Order
. of Eagles and auxiliary will
meet In the armory Thursday for
a dinner at 6:30 p. mi, followed
by meetings at u p. m. me auxil
iary will hold initiation, and also
. Ho Arerlo. Thft EaBlpft will hold
their regular weekly meetings In
the armory until runner nonce.
Basle Completed Aviation
Cadet Frank N. Halm, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Halm of
Cave Junction, has Just complet-
1 ed his basic training at the Mer
f 'ced. (Calif.) Army Air Field and
hds been sent to Yuma,' Ariz.;
i for his advanced training. At
completion of his course there
he will be commissioned a sec
ond lieutenant in the army air
forces.
Arrlvei from East Mrs. O. W,
Miller and son, Larry, have ar
rived in Medford to make their
home' for the duration of the
war and for the time being will
be with Mrs. Miller's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Bert B. Lowry,
' Bear Creek Orchards. Mrs. Mil"
ler is the former Lucille Lowry.
- Mrs. Miller's husband, a captain
In the air corps, Is with a unit
recently sent overseas and Mrs.
Miller has received a cablegram
telling of his safe arrival.
k'' - P.-i'. A. to Meet Roosevent
Parent-Teacher association will
meet Friday afternoon of this
week at 2:30 o clock In room 11
of the school building. Mrs.
Marlorie Pena Hopkins, ' ex
ecutive , secretary of the Girl
Scouts, will speak on Boy Scout
Cub and Girl Scout Brownie
work. The mothers of children
in Mrs. E. Hamilton's room will
be hostesses for the social hour
following-the business meeting,
Graduates Cpl. Alfred C,
Totty has graduated from an ad
vanced airplane mechanics'
course at Caldwell, N. J., in the
C u r t i s s - Wright Corporation
plant and Is being assigned to a
new station. Totty, who has
been in the army more than a
,, year, graduated from mechanics'
X school at Sheppard Field before
taking the advanced course in
New Jersey. Cpl. and Mrs. Totty
made their home in Medford
fir some time before the former
, went into the army and Cpl
Totty was employed by Marshall
Bessonette, Medfora contractor,
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PERSONAL
CALENDAR
Tuesday
6:30 rj. m. Lflriv T.lnna nnt.
luck dinner, home of Mrs. El
wood Hedberg, 1206 E. Main St.
Assisted bv Mm r r Hin
and Mrs. Claude Holmes.
8:00 p. m. Pythian Sisters, K.
'. nail.
8:00 B. m Paat PniMnli'
club, Degree of Honor, home of
Mrs. Mabel Bennett, S. Grape St.
o:uu p. m. Chapter BE, P. E.
.. home of Mn. L. n. Tuvinr
South Pacific highway. Program,
"Constitution Study," by Miss
Helen Parish.
' Wednesday
10:00 I, m Nnw Mnlhm
all-day meeting, home of Mrs.
mauo Williams, 8Z5 Heddy Ave.
Covered dish luncheon. Mem
bers brine npprilnc tMmhU anrl
finished garments. Those desir
ing transportation meet at C.
nf P O-l n lVffM4ka.-
marine, naval reserve and coast
guardsmen welcome.
iz:ju p. m. Get-Together
Club, home nf Mrs. PathprlnA
Thatcher, 24 Genessee, pot-luck
luncheon. Members bring own
service. Business meeting follow
ing.
1:00 rj. m WerfnesHnv Stndv
club, annual fall luncheon, Hol
land hotel lounge.
1:45 p. m. Contemporary
Book club, home of Mrs. Ernest
Barnes, 1006 E. Main St.
6:30 p. m. United Spanish
War Veterans and auxiliary,
armory, pot-luck dinner followed
by meeting at 8 p.m.
Thursday
10:30 t. m Wennnnh rluh
home Of Mrs. T.nn RiHlo Manln
Park drive. Covered dish lunch.
eon. Bring sewing kit and table
service. ,
1:00 n. m. WnmDn'i Pollof
Corns, not.hirlr lunch a rvn nrir
Members bring hot dish, sand-
wicnes ana own service.
2:00 r. m Wntnin'i Rlhla
Class Of Methodist phlimh church
parlor. Hostesses, Mrs. Hautt
ana Mrs. wiiRensen.
2:00 n. m Mprffnrcl f3nrdn
ciud. liins' uommunlty club.
Minger Hera C. R. Mlnger
chief pharmacist's mate at the
U. S. naval hospital at Mare Is
land, Calif., visited with his par
ents and family at the Minger
home, 2117 Capital Ave., Satur
day ana Sunday.
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Cat Graduates ' Aviation
Student William S f!nr -h
been graduated from the college
training program tor aaf air
crew at Ellensburg, Wash., and
has. rennrtad t.n thn Rontii Ana
air base In California for further
training. He is the son of Mr
and Mrs. Nelson F. Cate, Jack
sonville Star Route.
In WAC Pvt. Roberta G.
Ivanhoe, who recently enlisted
in the Women's Army Corps, Is
now at Ft. Des Moines, la., for a
month's basic training. Pvt,
Ivanhoe enlisted as a linguist,
being trained In the use of the
Portuguese language. At the
completion of her sophomore
year in Medford senior high
school, Miss Ivenhoe went to
Brazil where she completed her
education.' Returning to this
country. Miss Ivanhoe taught
two years In the Eagle Point
high school and last year gave
private lessons in Portuguese In
San Francisco. Pvt. Ivanhoe, a
daughter of L. S. Ivanhoe of Rio
De Janeiro, has made her home
In Medford with Mr. and Mrs.
James W. Bates, 32 South New
town St. , -
ASK FOR TAX BILLS '
Duxburyi Mass. (U.R) When a
manpower shortage delayed the
sending of the annual tax bills
town residents got worried. A
number of them wrote to v the'
town clerk requesting that their
bills be sent. - .
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SSm you get JAYNE'S VERMIFUGE.
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CHEROKEE SEILER
WILL SEEK SPARS
Cherokee Seller.' seaman first
class, will arrive In Medford to
morrow to recruit local girls for
the SPARS, the women s divi
sion of the U. S. coast guard. She
will make her headquarters in
the Chamber of Commerce
building, 123 W. Main street.
and will be available for Inter
views at any hour by appoint
ment.
Miss Seller Is a Medford girl
who Joined the SPARS and has
been highly successful In dier
field. Born here In Medford,
she attended the local schools,
graduating from Medford high
school in 1837. She then attend
ed the Southern Oregon College
of Education In Ashland, and
taught one year In Gardner and
one year in the Howard school
before enlisting in the SPARS
in June, 1943. She was in the
first group of SPAR recruits
sent to the new training school
at Palm Beach, Fla.
Miss Seiler is also the first
Oregon SPAR to return to Ore
gon for active duty. Now serv
ing as a recruiter, she will be
in Medford for an indefinite stay,
at least two weeks. Miss Seiler's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R, Seil
er, make their home at 635 N.
Central avenue In this city.
New York, Oct. 5 U.R) Trial
of seven alleged Chicago rack
eteers and a Newark union rep
resentative for the extortion of
$1,000,000 from motion picture
producers opened today in fed
erai court under Judge John
Bright, after the defendants
complained that Judge John C.
Knox had shown prejudice
against them.
The defendants included Louis
Compagna, Paul De Lucia, Philip
ij Anarea, rranK Marltote,
Charles Gioe, Ralph Pierce, their
west coast representative, and
John Roselli, former husband of
Movie Actress June Lang. Lou's
Kaufman, business agent for the
IATSE, Local 244, Newark, N. J
was being tried with them.
BIRTHS
DOLSE To Mr. and -Mrs.
Alden, 1303 Reddy avenue,
Medford, October 3, a girl, seven
pounds, at Community hospital.
HUGHES To Mr. and Mrs.
Frank, 840 West Twelfth street,
Medford, October 4, a girl, 8V&
pounds, at Community hospital.
DAVIS To Mr. and Mrs. R.
L Rt. 4, Medford, October 4,
a girl, seven pounds, at Com
munity hospital.
DANIELSON To Mr. and
Mrs. Richard. fVnfral Ps1nf
October 4, a girl, seven pounds,
at community hospital.
. FOREMAN To Mr. and Mrs.
Otis, Rt. 2, Medford, October
S, a girl, six pounds, at Com
munity hospital.
ANDREN To Mr. and Mrs.
Bernard, 405 Maple Park Drive,
Medford, October 8, a boy, nine
pounds, at Community hospital.
' Closing tlnM (or Classified tdi 0
a. m. Too late to Classify 13:30
p. m.
Nights Only Weekdays
Doors Open 6:48
TONITE S NITES
Fred MaeMURRAY
and
Paillette GODDARD
In
FOREST
RANGERS
In Technicolor
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BOStOII Blackie
GOES
HOLLYWOOD
with
Chatter Morris
Richard Lane
IN MEDFORD AREA
Medford Girl
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Cherokee Seiler, former Medford girl, who is now a member
of the SPARS, Is shown on the left In this picture, with an
other SPAR. The two girls are enjoying a cruise on the Co
lumbia river, near Portland, Ore. Miss Seiler arrives in Med
ford tomorrow to recruit local girls for the SPARS.
J'VILLEHI
Fire last night completely
destroyed the home of J. W.
Green and family on the Jack
sonville highway. The house, on
what is known as the old Dew
place, burned to the ground
about 2 a. m. with all but a few
household articles in It. These
were salvaged by Mr. Green be
fore the state forest patrol
pumper arrived to fight the
blaze.
Mr. Green plans to rebuild the
house in the near future, and
states that the loss was partly
covered by Insurance.
Origin of the fire was not
determined, according to the
state patrol, which dispatched
two trucks to the scene.
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(Continued, from Page One)
Chandler fanned. Stainback filed
out to Litwhiler. No runs, no
hits, one error, one left.
Cardinals . Sixth) Walker
fanned. Muslal grounded out,
Gordon to Etten. W. Cooper was
safe at first as Crosetti fumblt-d
his grounder. Kurowski ground
ed out, Gordon to Etten. No
runs, no hits, one error, one left.
Cardinals Sixth! Crosetti hit
a hard line drive and was sate
at first. Johnson singled through
second, arivancing Crosetti- one
base. Keller flied to Musial.
Lanier's pitch to Gordon was
wild, hit the plate and bounefcd
high into the air. Walker Cooper
lost the ball, which rolled back
to the screen and Crosetti scored
from second, Johnson going to
third. Gordon fanned. Dickey
singled to short center, scoring
Johnson. Etten filed to Litwhil
er. Two runs, three hits, no er
rors, one left. ,
Cardinals Seventh) Sanders
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hit a single to right field. Lit
whiler popped to Crosetti.
Morion hit into a double play,
Gordon to Crosetti to Eiten. No
runs, one hit, no errors, none
left.
Yanks Seventh) Llndell filed
to Walker. Chandler hit a long
fly to deep center and Walker
made a great running catch,
falling down and rolling over
after making the put-out. Stain-
back singled over third base.
Crosetti popped to Sanders. No
runs, one hit, no errors, one left.
Cardinals Eighth) Garms was
sent in to bat for Lanier anu
struck out. Klein singled.
Walker forced Klein at second.
Johnson to Gordon. Susial sin
Bled to right, but Walker was
held at second. W. Cooper forced
Musial at second, Johnson to
Gordon. No runs, two hits, no
errors, two left.
Yankees Eighth: Brecheen
went in to pitch for Cardinals.
Johnson grounded out, Brecheen
to Sanders. Keller singled. Gor
don walker, moving Keller to
second. Dickey fanned. Etten
ilied to short left. No runs, one
hit. no errors, two left.
Cardinals Ninth: Kurowski
grounded out, Crosetti to Etten,
Sanders lined out to Crosetti,
Litwhiler grounded out, Chand
ler to Etten. No runs, no hits,
no errors, none left.
LEADS TO FRACTURE
Youngstown, Ohio (U.R) Pvt.
David Ka.tzurjn had a cut finger
to blame for his being hospital.
ized at Shenango personnel' re
placement depot With a frac
tured skull. Private Katzurin
cut his finger on the door of
an autompbile while hitch-hiking
from Sharon, Pa., to Youngs
town. He wertt to a drugstore
to have the cut treated. When
the clerk started to apply iodine,
Katzurin fainted, striking his
head on the floor.
Nights Only Weekday Starts 8:48
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ROGUE RIVER MAN
William Edward Baker. 88, of
Rogue River, who was struck by
an automobile on the outskirts
of Gold Hill at 8:30 p. m. Sun
day, died In a local hospital
shortly before 8:30 a. m. today.
Perl's Funeral parlor is in
charge of arrangements.
Driver of the car, Harry 3.
Snyderman of San Francisco,
was not held after he reported
to state police that Baker was
walking almost In the middle of
the highway and that he was un
able to swerve his car to avoid
striking him.
Although suffering a broken
right leg and cuts and bruises,
It was at first believed the
pedestrian was not critically, in
jured. His death, according to
District Attorney George W.
Neilson, will lead to a further
investigation of the accident
and the matter will be presented
to the county grand Jury.
EYE B AND C USE
San Francisco, Oct. 8 (U.R)
An audit of "B" and "C" gas
rations was under way in the
San Francisco bay area today to
determine whether a tightening
of distribution Is necessary,
Francl Carroll, district office of
price administration manager,
revealed today.
ECO IS 8V& INCHES
Corinth, Vt. (U.R) A pullet
owned by Mrs. Ethel H. Simp
son of East Corinth laid an egg
that measured 8H inches around
the long way and 6Vi inches the
short way. The egg contained
three yolks.
Too Late To Classify
FOB SALE Suburban home on
Spring atreet. Five rooms, hard
wood floors, fireplace, oil circulator,
lawn In front and back, shrub
bery, nine-tenths aero of land, with
400-capaclty chicken house, line
view from property. Owner leaving
city, immediate possession. Price
ssioo. onaries n. nay, Room a".
Medford Bldg. Fnona n.
FOR SALB Wool rug, eao. 71S W. and,
BIO FIR aleba. Double load, M.M.
Medford Fuel. Tel. SlU.
FOR SALB Salway peaches. Bert
etanciuie, rnoemx.
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Auorud puts tor Clttn and
Fonlioa trsoton.
CulUa Motor Xmplraunt Oo,
131 fl. RlvtnkM.
WILL EXCHANGE room and board
with working girl or woman lor
put-tlm housework. Mutt b con
genial and have references. Trib
une Box 4167.
WE NOW hare our email and me
dium -a lee Deuel Trec-Troctore in
the civilian pool for releaae to
farmers. Let ua show you the de
tain. Your MeCormlck-Deerlng
dealer. Cullen Motor and Imple
ment Bo., 13S 8. Blveralde. Ph. S909.
FOR SALE 1 electric stove, a bum-
era, with over. Like new. cau 4420.
FOR SALE, SUBURBAN ROME 3
bedrooms with large closets, large
sleeping porch, living room, din
ing room and kitchen, also base
ment. House In excellent condition.
Hardwood floors In living room
and dining room. Woodshed, chlok
en house. 3-car garage. 1 acre nf
ground. 60 -yr--o!d Hale peach
trees, grapes, oemes, pmme, ap
plet, fllbera and walnut, rree irri-
?;atlon. Medford water for domes
lc use. Beautiful lawn and ehrubs.
Roaea galore. 14 mile to grade and
high school, on paved highway.
Price 3S76. See your broker or
Claude Miles at Rogue Kiver cnev
rolet Co. Phone 3268 or call 4331
In the evenings.
FOR SALE Folding day bed with
pringa, tw. can oiuu.
FOR SALE 4-ft. body fir wood. Ph.
3394.
FOR SALE 303 Motorola ear radio.
Phone 7378.
FOR SALE A boy's Junior blcyole
and collapsible baby buggy, rn
6174.
FOR SALE Young ow, to farrow.
SIB; fat hens, soo a lb.; iryers. Bsc
a lb; ducks, 1 deUvered. Ph. 8037.
uooa wages to reuaoie party, iriu-
vju sua ot,i,
FOR SALE Four veal calvea. Rt. 1,
Box 317, Sunset Dr. Phone 84S7.
FOR SALE Purebred Collie, a 8hep
herd and a Fox Terrier. Humane
Society.
WANTBTD Small enamel wood range
with eous. can 8963.
FOR KALE4-rm. modern house.
paved at,, 83160, term. Also large
modem house, paved at., 83160,
terms, and almost new 4-rm. house
In country, close in and modern,
83000, and large modem house, 1
acre fruit and nuts, 38600,' term.
Bee A. Flowers, 13th fit., neat
Front.
THE FUN STARTS
TOMORROW!
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FOR BAIX Small upright plane,
tioo; aiao eiectno ironar, Uke new,
$35. let lane past Grant road on
Beall Lena.
WANTED -On or two good sultcaaea.
-mount uoi 4171.
FOR SALE J-room house, ts be
moved. Furnished 1360, or unfur
nished 1160. In rear of Fierce Aute
Frt, 1015 Vi N. Central.
FOR SALE 1938 panel delivery truck.
opeciai nulla lor delivery. 100 -a,
rubber. 339 S. Front. Phone JOSS.
WANTED Spinet piano, elao eleetrle
or treadle aewing machine, ra. aose.
fl O AAA Grade A dairy and milk
P10,VUU fouto, ,g goreii psrt ir
rigated. Good bldga., running water
for stock. Cows, heifers, calves, bull
and good young team. Harness, Im
plements, hay In barn. Refrigera
tion and all equipment. Mod. S-rm.
house. About 4 mUea from Medford
on highway. Some terms.
CARL GOTTSCHE,
T N. Bartlett St. Ph. 449.
TOMATOES, large, rip onea, 3a. you
select them. Bean, Kentucky won
ders; cantaloupes and watermelons.
B. E. Ford, 3 miles west on Jack
sonville Hwy. Fhon 8333.
FOR SALE Cotawold buck aheep. SJ.
L. wais, Beiienger road. At. i,
Medford.
FOR LE 2-year-old fat bjalxer.
Rt. 1, Box 161, Medford. A. J. Mul
len. FULLER brushes. 619 W. 3nd. Ph. 4914.
THERE wilt be about 1000 feet of
-ln. galvanised pipe sold at the
Midway auction Thursday the 7th.
We will also be selling all olasae
of livestock. Any dairy cattle, should
be In yards Wednesday p. m. for
teat.
MIDWAY AUCTION CO.,
K. W. Homes. Auctioneer.
N. A. Mead. Clerk.
FOUND Coin purse. Owner identify
ana pay lur ou. x-uone aitff.
WANTED Pasture for 8 yearling
steers. Tribune Box 8431.
LABORERS wanted. 95o per heur.
For Information com to 133 14 w.
Main.
WANTED
Feeder or fat lambs, writ card
or letter to P. O. Box 488, Med
ford, Ore.
PHILIPPI AND ROHR.
WANTED Piano to store for ua by
young married couple. No children.
Call 3388 or 8898.
FOR oil heaters, new and old, see '
Jo J. Jones, 433 King.
ZERO CLUB
Out of bounds, civilian only
Delicious chicken and steak
dinners 7:00 p. in. - 3:00 a. m.
except Sunday. Phone day
time 5300. night 9101.
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