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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1943 PAGE SEVEN i lit LOCAL and To Install Medford De Molay society will hold installation of officers tonight at 7:30 o'clock at the Masonic Temple. Move Staff Sgt. and Mrs. L. J5. Flowers are now making their home at 243 N. Holly street. Sgt. Flowers is a radio operator at the airport. a Birth Correction The infant born to Mr. and Mrs. Otis Fore man of Rt. 2 at Community hos pital October 8 was a six-pound son, instead of a daughter, as an nounced in yesterday's issue. Building Permit Walter Leaper of 132 South Oakdalc avenue applied at the city build ing inspector's office yesterday for a permit to build a private garage at a stated cost of 550. To Visit Mrs. Lily McKln . ny, 718 Palm street, left yes Wterday for Eugene to spend' a week visiting with her daugh ter, Mrs. M. R. Irish, and baby, while Mr. Irish is away on a hunting trip. ( . Major Leaves Major Albert Frank, who was placed last week on inactive duty by the army, left Tuesday night with Mrs. Frank to drive to their home in Detroit, Mich. Maj. Frank wo? the first commanding officer of the Camp White training cadres and later was made post recla mation officer. Mrs. Frank has served 2500 hours of volunteer service at. the local ration board office. Attend Meeting Patrick Graham, state senior vice-commander of the Disabled Amer ican Veterans, and V. J. Morarc, r VFW district commander, both of Medford, attended a meeting of the DAV Monday1 evening in Grants Pass. Other guests pres ent were the state DAV com mander, E. N. Sundell, and na tional service officer, Lile Dai ley, who gave reports of the na tional convention in New York, Sept. 17-22. In Florida Edward Lee Wat eon, who recently graduated from aviation machinist's school at the naval training station at' Norman, Okla., has been as signed to the naval aviation sta tion in Jacksonville, Fla., for further training. Watson, sea man first class, also attended the navy school of gunnery t Whidby island, Wash. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Watson, ldB Kenwood Ave., and has been in the navy since last December. Nlghti Only Weekdays Start! 8:4s FRIDAY fc 5ATURDAY Boon for Dcsperadoei -Plut- THE DEVIL with HITLER NOWI ENDS TOMORROW and PERSONAL CALENDAR Wednesday 6:30 p. m. United Spanish War Veterans and auxiliary, armory, pot-luck dinner followed by meeting at 8 p. m. Thursday 10:30 p. m. Wenonah club, home of Mrs. Lou Bittle, Maple Park drive. Covered dish lunch eon. Brine sewinff Wit nnrt tnhlo service. 1:00 p. m. Women's Relief Corps, pot-luck lunch, armory. Members brinf hot Hi.h wlches and own service. 2:00 p. m. Woman's Bible class of Methodist church, church parlor. Hostesses, Mrs. Hautt and Mrs. Wilkensen. 2:00 p. m. Medford Garden club. Girls' Community club. 8:00 p. m. Social Studies group, AAUW, home of Miss Elizabeth McGalliard, 731 W. Jackson boulevard. 8:00 n. m RPWr ,, .Girls' Community club, from wnere cars will leave lor tour of federal housine nroiect. Friday 1:00 D. m. FfiHflv T.iinnVionn Club, home fit Mm. Arinme rnnto 3, highway 99. Bring own service. 2:00 p. m. Women's Mission ary study group of Presbyterian church, at church parlors. Johnsons Return -Mr anr Mrs. Johnnie Johnson have re turned to Medford to make their nome alter having resided for the past several months in San Jose, Cal, The Johnsons will make their home at 343 Mae St. Examiner Cominci An an nouncement from hl CArrotnrv of state's office states that a traveling examiner of operators and chauffeurs will be in the K. P. hall next Friday and Sat urday between 9 a. m. and 5 TODAY FOR 4 DAYS I ; . ' OUT OF THE' KTrA MIGHTY tiP WEST... THE . JpvL FI&HTIN'E$r ACTION f- HIT OF-THEM ALL! barrymore MkmJ CARRM.L0 a ' ANDY pJW DEVINE Jp BEERY Jr. Speaker I & it it W'- lllk: hd Slated to apeak at the annual picnic and reunion of the South ern Oregon Pioneer Society at Jacksonville Thursday is James T. Chinnock of Grants Pass, who will talk on the History of Southern Oregon. The reunion will start at 10 a. m. p. m. Those wishing permits or licenses to drive cars are asked to get in touch with the exam iner during those hours. In San FrancUeo City Super intendent and Mrs. Frank Rogers are in San Francisco this week, where Mr. Rogers is attending the Pacific Coast Building In spectors' conference. They left last Saturday and will return next Tuesday. , i Plan Repair W. L. MacDon ald, forest service equipment en gineer, and Mr. Guiberson, shop employee, arrived in Medford this morning from Portland and will spend the next two days planning winter equipment re pair for the Rogue River Na tional Forest Service. . Cse Mall Tribune Want Ada. IAMFS f.MNNfllK WILL BE SPEAKER AT PIONEER MEET James T. Chinnock, Grants Pass attorney and former state legislator from Josephine coun ty, wlU be the speaker at the annual re union and pic nic of the Southern Ore gon Pioneer Society at the old courthouse In Jackson ville Thurs day. The reunion starts . at 10 a. m. and all J. B. Coleman members of the society, descendants of pi oneers who came to southern Oregon prior to 1859, are urged to attend by J. B. Coleman, Jackson county judge and pres ident of the society. Chinnock will talk on the His- t o r y of Southern Oregon, tracing its progress from the days of the early settlers and the roaring gold mining era, to the present time. Mrs. Chinnock will accompany him to the re union. .The Jacksonville Grange will prepare and serve the dinner. SALVAGE BOOMS Erie, Pa. (U.R) . A depres sion-born occupation has given Frank T. Fablsh' a war-booming glass salvage business. Unable to obtain employment ' in 1929, Fabish became a junk-pile scav enger and found a ready market for broken and discarded glass, which can be melted and re-used. He now ships the material in freight carload quantities to help win the war. I AAiV (WDERCOVER MAN IN wASmWtOVt lis) ITS All A LOT OF WN Cos a matter 0 fad 7$ the futinterf pidbre oHfie year) SPUR TRAINING Fort Jackson, S. C. (U.R) Men of the 100th Division, re cently on maneuvers, were sur prised to meet two tanks cruis ing around the field with the Nazi swastika blazoned on their sides. When the order came to "fire," they put heart and soul into destroying them. Officers had swastika-ed the tanks to give the sham battle more realism. Too Late To Classify LOST At nana of tin on Jackson ville highway, Biacic Biwoia con taining social aecurlty, dratt ex emption, etc., and about $66. lib eral reward. Johnnie Greens. Ph. 5433. ' FOR RENT Small furnished apart ment to soldier's employed wllo. Call at 415 Edwards. WANTED Oood medlum-lzed tri cycle. Phone Erwln Clark, Jackson Hotel, alter 6 p. m. IF YOU want your gitt to be fra grant add a tiny lavender aachet. Week days only. 20 S. Peach Bt. LOST Gas ration book T. J. F. Stella, 840 xr. jjartiect. WANTED Trash burner with eolls. Phone 6627. WANT TO BUY Australian puppy. Give detalla first reply. Age. color, .breeding, etc. Box 4573, Tribune. FOR SALE Steel cote. 8 coll double bed springs. Bert McDonald, 104 King. FOR SALE Thor washing machine and white enamel ice box. 104 Klug. Bert McDonald. FOR SALE Lavatories, plumbing tools, large Stlllson wrenches. Beit McDonald, 104 King. FOR SALE Commercial electric toaster, (65. Bert McDonald, 104 King. POAHONTAS dance at Redman Hall. 4th and Apple streets, Saturday night, Octobel 9, at 9:30 o'clock. DRIVER wanted. Medford Fuel, 1122 N. Central. FOR SALE 1941 Studebaker 6-pas-aenger club coupe. A real clean one. Low mileage and good tires. Rogue River Chevrolet, 9th and Bartlett. Phone 2268. CRATERIAN yMl 'kAl JmmzzTi iicrrTP J 1 sfiJ - A WlsWBWMnMiW Shows at 1:43 6:46-9i00 WANTED Woman to work In laun- LADY wante work for elderly ccm dry at Jaokaon County Hospital. pie. Write P. O. Box 1104, Keel Board and room furnished. Ph. ford.. i B528. - MOVING to all parte of Oregon. GUARANTEED AUTO PAINTING Washington, California, by padded Motors, trucks, ato, steam vans. Regular aervloa. Eads Trans cleaned, fer. Dial 2828. BIMONTZINO. ,v.w - . MITCHELL'S PAINT SHOP, FOR SALE Purebred Collie, a Shep 608 8. Riverside. herd and a Fox Terrier. Bumau society. WANTED Cometa, clarinets, aaxo- phones, melophones, trombones, WANTED One or mora bunches of French horns, oboes, bassoona. shingles. Phone 4897. Write description, maker, price, lo . cation. Rt. 1, Box 60, Jacksonville. FOR SALE Small upright piano, w.. 6100; alao electric lroner, like new. LOST Brown leather billfold. Re- $25. 1st lane past Grant road on ward. Hazel Holloman, 406 S. Rlv- Beall Lane. erslde. - . ...-.-. - -s.-.-.. - FOR SALE Cotswold buck aheep. E. FOR SALE Chef's whit trousers, L. Wsia, Bellenger road, Rt. 1, 82-32; caps, 1; short, reversible Medford. ' aprons; lady's wool ski suit, site 16; English riding boots, 7HA; rid- "aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaanaax Z TSST a8i ,teimer HEMORRHOIDS (Pllet) FOR SALIInnerspnrig" mattress "os Jl,, (""Pf"). HaSiri K FisWl is, $5. 62S S. Central. JSVteJESPlV WANTED To rent 3-bedroom house SSS,".? SiiL 1 in or near Medford. Phone 7277. aMdtofMopiafortaaMtii.1 sHa SJ"i N" aospllal opus. Sgi,'- FOR TRADE Want atcamer trunk or li.i.i. No VV-T good bag,. Have I dozen chicken,, ZHkiiS Jt'L. Hampshire; 10 Black Bantams, saws, ran aMnttpUTe Booklet fireplace screen and tools. Cam- Oam tnnlnm MM w-j u berllan Place. Perrydale Ave. j".at..VVaA,M,7j WANTED Pair of hip boots, bum S. ' iVSLi CLINIC Telephone 4048. weaw aari urgm . -....., g- M. Cor. . uaalde nd Ona4 THERE will be a model A Ford coach .gjgaae 1A.I aaia, Portioad, Orogo, Bold at the Midway Auction Thurs- aaWBBMaeBBBBSaBsal day the 7th. Midway Auction Co., K. W. Holmes, auctioneer; N, A. liaxflBsMBHBSaalaaBWMBVHB Mead. Clerk. HIGHEST CASH TOR SALE-V "aorea with 8-room . , PRICES house and other buildings. $5000. . ! - . . Inquire Lime's Cafe. Court and Paid for Good Used Carl J HUMPHREY MOTORS WANTED Commercial spraying. 33 So. Riverside Dial 4980 Phone Wlthrow, 6561. EafByaxByjBByjBByasxasjji W AKfTTEIDj Experienced shoe man or man who wishes to learn the business .... Good ' salary, Permanent position for the right man. ADDRESS BOX 90, MAIL TRIBUNE ,: L i f1 WW ( Also: LATEST NEWS SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS m m h u m no n I I 01 II il Pi I U UP II U I LAUGHING-Ly PRESENTS t II .. . 1 ' . 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