MEDFORD ' MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1943.
PAGE NINE
LOCAL and
lough from Farragut, Ida., U Ed-
I Ck.iltv iMmiin wmnH
class. He Is visiting his mother,
cruiting station in Medford.
May Here Wayne May, for
mer Medford man, is here visit
ing friends and relatives. Mr.
Mav is connected with the
United Air Lines in San Fran
cisco, Cam. mis parents, oir. ana
Mrs. T. E. May, live at 616 S.
Newtown avenue.
At Farragut Reporting this
week at the U. S. Naval Train
ing Station at Farragut, Idaho,
were two eagie roint coys,
Glenn William Waddell, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Claud W. Waddell,
and Larry Dean Carlson, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Gus C. Carlson."
e
Baers Hare Philip A. Beers,
teaman secona cjass, is nome on
leave visiting friends and- rela
tives. Beers enlisted at the navy
recruiting station In Medford
Oct. 27, 1942. His mother, Mrs.
Amy Beers, - resides at 119V4
Washington street in Medford
Fines ..Levied Car! A. Al
bright was fined $25 in city
police court this morning for
reckless driving. Police said he
was driving on North Grape
street without lights. Fined $10
each for drunkenness were Al
bert W. Calhoun, 61, and Joe E.
Hines, B8.
At Michigan State Edwin M,
Lemlre, son of George B. Le-
mire of Route 1, is now attend
ing the 310th college training
detachment at Michigan State
unllana I IT.naf T nnoinrf 4nr
course of army air force instruc
tion lasting approximately five
months. After completing the
course he will be appointed an
aviation cadet.
Wilton Returns Lester Wil
son, first class petty officer jn
the navy Seabees, has returned
to Medford from California due
to the illness of Mrs. Wilson,
who is a patient in Community
hospital. Mr. Wilson had been
in Medford on leave and was
due to leave from California for
overseas duty when called home
by Mrs. Wilson's illness.
Visits . Mother Mrs. Aubrey
Pugh of Portland returned home
last night by plane after being
in Medford since Sunday morn
ing. Mrs. Pugh was here to be
with her mother, Mrs. Frank
Edwards, 1105 West Fourth St.,
who underwent maior surgery
Monday at Sacred Heart hospi
tal. Mrs. Edwards is reported to
be doing well.
.
Building Permit! Dorothy O.
Root of 524 Benson street ap
plied at the city inspector's of
fice yesterday for a permit to
build a private garage at a stated
cost of $150. Mrs. Carrie M. Ly
man of 316 King street applied
for a permit to reshingle her
residence at a stated cost of
$150. Homer J. Reed of 328 Ed
wards street applied for a permit
to repair a front porch at a stat
ed cost of $50.
POCAHONTAS
DANCE
SAT. NITE
OCT. 9, 9:30
REDMAN HALL
4th and Apple St.
3
Don't F.liss the
MERRICK'S
BALLROOM
4 Honrs of Dancing
. -8 to 12
RAY'S MUSIC O
SAT-KITE
PERSONAL
CALENDAR
. Friday
8:00 p. m. District Four. Ore
gon State Nurses association,
social meeting at home of Miss
manna nanley, Ht. 2. Camp
White . nurses to be guests.
Members with cars asked to
meet at Community hospital or
courthouse at 7:45 to provide
transportation for others.
1:00 p. m. Daughter! of
Union Veterans, business meet
ing at armory.
Saturday
12:30 p. m. Zuleima temole
No. 13, Daughters of Nile, lun
cheon at Masonic temple at Ash-
iana, toiiowed by ceremonial
meeting.
2:00 p. m. Juvenile club.
home of Mrs. Ida M. Wilson, 7
Chestnut street.
2:00 p. m Rogue River Val
ley College Women's club, home
of Mrs. G. S. Jennings, Saginaw
Drive. Miss Cecelia McCorkle
will review the book, "The
Greatest American Woman,
Lucretia Mott, by L. C. M
Hare. The social hour will be
in charge of Mrs. C. B. Cordy
Sponsoring Dance A dance,
sponsored by the Pocahontas
lodge, will be held at the Red
man hall. Fourth and Apple
streets, Saturday, Oct. 9. A large
attendance is expected.
Dance Saturday Upper
Rogue Grange is sponsoring e
benefit dance Saturday, Oct. 9,
in the Grange hall. Gibson's or
chestra will furnish music, and
the first 20 servicemen will be
admitted free.
.
Cox Returnt Pvt. William J.
Cox, who,, finished his basic
training at the marine base in
San Diego, Calif., recently, has
returned to San Diego for duty
after spending a furlough in
Medford visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. E. Cox of 336 May
street. Pvt. Cox has been in the
marine corps for two months.
Alexander Home Pvt. Allen
Alexander was in Medford last
week visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. R. Alexander, 106
Almond street. Pvt. Alexander
had just completed his "boot
camp" training at the marine
base in San Diego, Calif. On
completion of the training, he
was transferred into the marine
air corps. Arriving here Wed
nesday of last week, he left Med
ford yesterday to return to San
Diego for assignment.
Receives Wlngt Maurice J.
Sample, son of Mrs. Muriel C.
Sample, 306 North Peach St.,
Medford, received his wings
when he graduated as a second
lieutenant from the Marfa, Tex.,
AAF pilot school recently, ac
cording to an announcement by
Col. George F. Hartman, com
manding officer. Sample was
commissioned upon completion
of his course in training in twin
engine planes. He 'was assigned
here from Lemoors basic flying
school, Lemoore. Calif. Sample
is a graduate of Medford high
school. '
. Phelan Promoted Word has
been received that Owen K.
Phelan, local electrician now in
the Navy Seabees, has been pro
moted to the rating of Chief
Electflcian's Mate. Mr. Phelan,
whose home Is at 732 West Sec
ond street in this city, was em
ployed by the California Oregon
Power company as a merchan
dise serviceman prior to his en
listment in July, 1942. After re
ceiving his basic training at
Camp Bradford, Va., he was
transferred to Camp Peary, Va.,
POPULAR PRICES
SSiiSSsS i
safe
2 2
BANDS HALLS
where he has served until re
cently as an Instructor in the
primary military training de
partment. For the past few
weeks he has attended a chief
petty officers' school, and upon
completion of the course receiv
ed the rating of CEM and assign
ment to a battalion. Mrs. Phelan
is employed locally at the Jack
son County Federal Savings and
Loan association. Chief Phelan's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. K.
Phelan. reside at 604 North
Riverside.
- Starts Training Aviation
Cadet Austin J. Murray, 19, has
just commenced the army's
primary flight training course
at Thunderbird Field, II, Para-
dlse Valley, Phoenix, Ariz., ac
cording to a news release from
the field. Murray Is the son of
Mrs. Ivan D. Murray, 1033 West
Eleventh St. He Is a graduate
of Medford high school and was
employed at one time by T. A
Culbertson at the Medford air
port. i Cadet Murray's previous
training has been at Jamestown
college, Jamestown, N. Dakota
and pre-flight at Santa Ana,
Calif. -
.
Honor Graduate Lt. Warren
Carlyle Bayllss of the U. S.
marine corps was one of the
honor graduates in the class
which recently completed pri
mary flight instructors' school
at the naval air station at New
Orleans, La., according to a dis
patch from the school. Lt. Bay-
liss has been assigned to a mar
ine base in California. He at
tended Medford high school and
the University of Washinnton
and for two years years before
enlisting in the marine corps
was associated with newspapers
and magazines as an advertising
man. He is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Bayliss of Mountcrest
Ranch. Hilt. Calif. Lt. Bayllss'
older brother, James, is in the
navy and stationed in New Cale
donia and his younger brother.
Bill, is at the University of
Colorado, Boulder, for training
under the navy s V-12 program.
Tl
CALLED BY DEATH
Wright Hicks, a native of
Southern Oregon, having been
born in Ashland, April 27, 1896,
passed away- at a local hospital
October 7. The family home is
oi Oak Grove road, route No. 2
Medford.
He has been employed by the
California Oregon Power com
pany as lineman for the past 20
years, and before that was em
ployed by the City of Ashland.
Mr. Hicks was united in mar
riage to Miss Ruby Johnson at
Ashland in 1923. He is survived
by his wife, his mother, Mrs.
Eda Hicks, one sister, Miss Er
nestine Hicks and an aunt, Mrs.
A. H. Thompson, all of Ashland,
and one brother, Howard Hicks,
Yrexa, Calif.
Funeral services will be con.
ducted from Perl funeral home
Monday at 2 p. m. The Rev.
Ward Rice, pastor of the First
Christian Church officiating. In
terment will take place in the
Mountain, View Cemetery, Ash-
iana.
Bioff Recount
Extortion Deal
New York, Oct. 8 U.R) The
payment of $100,000 from three
theatrical companies to the In
ternational Alliance of Theatri.
cal and Stage Employes raised
the demands of "the boys" from
one-half to two-thirds in 1935
wiuie Bioff, convicted extor
tioner testified today.
California s average yearly
crop of lemons between 1928
and 1937 was 7,881,000 boxes.
Continuous Sat. k Sun.
DOORS OPEN at 1:45
TONITE k SAT.
GENE AUTRY
and
Smiley Burnett ,
U
CALL OF THE
CANYON
plus .
SCATTERGOOD
SURVIVES
A MURDER .
Our Xfbbe
Margaret Hares
SUM. k MOW.
CHETNICKS
MRS. WIGGS of
the CAIBAGI PATCH
WAITING DETAIL
T(
Miss Jeanne Lorraine Swayne,
IS Cowgill Court, Medford, has
enlisted In the WAVES, women's
service of the U. S. Navy, and is
awaiting assignment in the
WAVES training school at Hunt
er college of Columbia univer
sity, new xorK city, it, was an
nounced here yesterday by Re.
cruiting Specialist Herbert W.
Crain, in charge of the navy re
cruiting substation at Medford,
which handles applications for
WAVES in this area.
Miss Swayne was formally
sworn Into the WAVES at the
Portland branch, office of naval
officer procurement. She com.
pleted her final tests with an
outstanding record. .
Graduating from St Mary's
Academy in the class of '43, Miss
swayne was a member of the
Young Ladies Sodality while at
tending school. Since her gradu
ation, she has attended Medford
business college, and for the past
four months, has been employed
as a cashfer at the Roxy Ann
Confectionery in Medfbrd.
Miss Swayne is a member of
the Sacred Heart parish of the
Catholic church in Medford. She
is the daughter of Mrs. Barbara
Swayne of this city.
DIES OF BURNS
Ashland. Oct. 8. fScl.l Col.
Carl Elmer Winkelman of the
united states marine corps, well
Known Ashland man, died at
Army Dispensary Camp Lockett,
Cal., Oct. 3, as a result of burns
received while fighting a forest
tire at Pine Valley, Calif.
At the time of his death he
was serving as an instructor,
and only a few days previously
had received word of a pending
promotion to technical sergeant,
Remains are being forwarded
to Ashland for burial.
Cpl. Winkelman was an Ash
land high school graduate, and
spent much of his life here.
The Grange
Sams Valley Orange
Sams Valley Grange is spon
soring a "hard ' times" dance
Saturday night at Grange hall
The public is invited and ladies
are to wear house dresses and
men their overalls. Refresh
ments wlll.be served. ' ..
Plans are being made for
carnival and bazaar October 29
Next 'regular' meeting of
grange,. October 16, will be
featured by a pot-luck supper.
At the meetlnff October 2:
Emmett Nealon presided In the
absence of Master Elwood Ab
bot, who had gone deer hunt
ing. Each person attending
brought articles which were
auctioned off for war bonds. Ed
Stone acted as auctioneer. It
has been announced that Sams
Valley Grange members and
other residents purchased more
than $8,000 in war bonds dur
ing the recent drive.
Oat Mall Tribune Want Ada.
I. I VJ .
Nights Only Weekdays
Doors Open 1i4S
TONITE k SAT. MAT k
ROY WRITES THE LAW
WITH FLAMING BULLETS!
Heart of The
Golden West
with
Roy ROGERS
Ruth TERRY
PLUS
Tb(Ru4Mu
lotttUt
fcUal
MWlUt
ASHLAND MARINE
vise
E FAKE IS
CLAIM OF BIOFF
New York, Oct. 8 (U.PJ
How Motion Picture Executive
Joseph Schenck, who later' had
Income tax troubles of his own,
helped a gangster fake his in
come was told today in the fed
eral court trial of eight Chicago
mobsters and a Newark labor
leader charged with extorting
$1,000,000 from the Hollywood
industry.
Willie Bioff, convicted extor
tionist and the government's star
witness In the trial, which in
volves the International Alliance
of Theatrical and Stage Em
ployes (AFL), testified that in
June, 1937 he swapped $100,000
cash for a check from Schenck.
'I want to get a good farm,"
he said he told Schenck, adding
that he was afraid to because
of "what my income might look
like."
Schenck then helped him fake
his income records by trading
him the $100,000 check which
he deposited in his bank so that
he could appear in need of
money. Because of later "pub
licity he said, he never did buy
the farm.
"Publicity," he said, also
caused his official resignation
as George E. Browne's aide after
the latter, also a convicted ex
tortionist, was re-elected presi
dent of the IATSE in 1938 at the
spring convention in Cleveland.
HARTLEY FUNERAL
TO BE IN ASHLAND
Funeral services for Mrs.
Clara Louise Hartley of Phoe
nix, who died October S, will be
held at the Ashland Presby
terian church Saturday, October
9, at 2 p. m. Mrs. Hartley was
the wife ofC. C. Hartley and
had made her home in Phoenix
for 35 years.
She is survived by her hus
band, a sister and a brother in
Ashland, Mrs. Eva Frost and
Wilmer Poley, and another
sister, Mrs. Minnie Campbell of
Redding, Calif. .
J. P. Dodge and Sons of Ash
land are . in charge of funeral
arrangements.
Farmers this year are asked to
produce 87.3 billion eggs, enough
to make a path fo eggs 10 leet
wide around the earth at the
equator.- .
CARD OF THANKS
Wa wish to express our thanks to
our Mends for their sympathy and
for the beautiful flowera In the loss
of our husband and father.-,-Mrs.
Carl Bowman, '
-- Mr. and Mm. Al Nordqulst
and eon, Darreu.
1 1 SUNDAY '
7 JU ENDS TOMORROW! .
V a.ft$t HOpf & lamour.
Ill '
) Continuous
POSTAL COMPANY
New York. Oct. 8. U.B
Postal-Telegraph passed Into his
tory today as the company was
absorbed into Western Union to
give the nation a single domes
tic telegraph agency.
Consummating negotiations of
several years, the merger be
came effective last midnight,
when all employes and facilities
of Postal came under the direc
tion of Western Union.
All offices formerly operated
by Postal will become Western
Union offices and a number are
expected to be closed.
For $75, invested In a $100
war bond, the army can get a
small wall tent, a waterproof
bedding roll and a khaki cotton
shirt.
Too Late To Classify
ICE CREAM In bulk aold at Jannlna
Penny-Wlae Drug store.
WANTED Shells, rifles, pistols, and
bicycles. Will purchase or trade.
60S So. Newtown.
FOR BALE 1930 Model A coupe; JJ
sDeclal: n automatic: a pump;
762 M.M.; 88-65, and 82 special 46
Colter 38 Colts; 33 automatic; l'J
nause shot 4un; bicycle. SOS So.
Newtown.
FOR SALE Box
springs, like new.
Phone 4322.
FOR SALE Baby "beef, priced right,
Please move your steers on pasture
here, pnone wis.
FOR SALE Fryers, too each.
Dial
4269.
FOR SALE 1 dozen 4-manths-old
White Rock pullets. Sl.oo each,
Also voune rabblta for frying. L. P.
West, Klnga Hwy., Box MS, Phone
6518.
FOR SALE Winchester 13 -gauge
pump gun with shells, 35-35 rule
with shells, new 33 with shells. See
after 6:00 p. m., 37 Louis.
ROOM FOR
RENT 84.00, 111J E
Main.,
WANTED 811k finisher. Apply in
person.
West? Side Cleaners, 34 No.
Holly.
FOR SALE OR TRADE For hay,
light tractor with plow attachment,
cheap. Rt. 1, Box 674, Meyers Lane.
Phone D7B2.
WANTED---Home
6782.
for kitten. Phone
FOR SALE 6 months old special
mating Black Minorca pullets.
Phone 6174.t
WANTED School boy to rake leaves
and out -lawn Saturday mornings.
'Phone 3106.'
ELDERLY COUPLE wants mlddle
, aged woman to help with house-
. work. Phone 7314, -35 Kenwood
Ave.
FOR SALE 1932 Dodge six-motor r
car complete. 28 Almond, Phone
8417.
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WANTED Gas heating atove. Phone
8186.
FOR SALE About S dot.' chickens.
If taken all In lot will very reason
able Mrs. P. O, Blghsm, 606 N.
Grape St..
FOR BALE Compton'a Enevelopdle,
SIS; chest of drawer 10; si folding
bed and mattreea 10. 43S Kins Bt-
FOR BALE 5M (alios Stent tank;
Binder twine; 1 Estate oil neater.
Cullen Motor as Implement Co.,
139 S. iUveraldt. Phone 390.
HASH OWNERS Recently Installed a
three-bin complete parte system
Cullen Motor & Implement Co, 13
8. Riverside, Phone 8908.
FOR RENT Apt.. 1 large room, fur
nished for light nouseaeepwt.
per month. Lights and water paid,
downstairs. Call alter P
105 So. Grape St.
ICE CREAM In bulk aold at Jarmlna
penny-Wlae Drug a tore.
FOR SALE Beauty Reat
108 Crater Lake Ave.
for balk 3-room house at 1013
No. central. In rear pierce a auui
Freight. To bt moved, beet offer
takea It.
yr kale 31-30 rifle with shells,
also 25-88 aneut. noooe .raauiw
Post. 1802 West Main.
FOR SALE 1934 Ford eedan. looka
smri ii new. Motor lust
hauled. Standard Oarage. XagM
Point.
FOR SALE Black fur coat, excellent
oondiuon, site . reiepnone am.
FOR SALE 10 New Zealand white
bred does, 1 buck, wiuow opnnae
Dlst.. on Old Stage Rd. Rout 1,
Box 140.
for sale Beautv shoo equipment.
Cheap If taken at once. inmm
824 West 11th.
FOR SALE Large weaner pigs.
ell, So. Peach.
FOR SALE Horse drawn spring
tooth, 10-inch piow: iwewanee liti
gating pump, Wltn a-norae muwi ,
1 10-tube Zenith radio, table model,
518 Crater Lake Ave.
tor SALE 8 heifers and a bull un
related, milking enortnorns. eacei
lent Individuals, top breeding. John
Dunlap, Delta water Hoaa.
ATTRACTIVE and coey to the last
detail, well constructed, lour room
and bath, fireplace, hardwood
floors and Venetian blinds. Con
veniently located. 83760.00 Fur
niture can be purchased. H. L.
Cook, 1104 W. Main.
WANTED Boya'
Phone 6101
junior bicycle,
ST. ANNE'S ALTAR SOCIETY Rum
mage sale. Oct. 16 and 16th. In for
mer Al Plcht building, 304 East
Main.
FIR SAWDUST and hngfuet for bum
era. Medford Fuel. Tel. 8111.
FOtTNTAIN MERCHANTS LUNCH ev
ery noon at .Jarmlna Penny-Wlae
Drug etore.
FRYERS, grapea, black figs, delivered,
Phone 6210.
WANTED TO BUY Automatl
gauge shot gun. 139 so. nr.
WANTED TO BUY 2-bedroom, mod
ern home, cash up to 43600. mate
address and price. Tribune Box
4597.
FOUNTAIN MERCHANTS LUNCH ev
ery' noon at Jarmlna Penny-Wise
Drug store.
LOST No. a ration books. W. M.
Bryant, Route 3, Box 13-C
NOTICE Blden'a Shoe Service will fee
closed from Oct. loth to oot. autn
LOST Get ration book "A". Leo
L. Taylor, Rt. 1, Box 35X, Medford.
LOST Scottle dog. Reward. t
8668 or call at 111 Laurel.
ICE CREAM In bulk eold at Jarmlna
Penny-Wise Drug Store.
FOR BAU 1840 Chevrolet, Special
Deluxe club eoupe, extras, Sl.ooo.00
cash, 3S No. Central.
FOUNTAIN MERCHANTS LUNCH SV-
ery noon at Jarmlna Penny-wiaa
Drug Store.
$12,0001:;
acre dairy ranch.
Bear Creek aoU. partially
Irrigated. Modern house, tenant
house, two barns, Grade "A equip
ment. Two miles from Medford.
Let us show you this.
M 7CA 4-room cottage, cloee In.
tPJtlijV paved street, attractive.
oil circulator Included.
SPENCER-BAOLKr AOINOT
103 W. Mala PI- - i 2078 or eeos
FOR SALE Large
e bee trio clock.
Bert McDonald,
Commercial use.
104 King.
FOR SALE 80 large platter.
commercial electrlo toaster.
McDonald. 104 King.
Bert
FOR SALS Lavatories. Crescent
wrenches and stuison wrenonea.
Bert McDonald, 104 King.
FOR SALX Folding steal tote. Bar
McDonald, 104 King.
FOR SALE Commercial (a plate,
alao two small gaa platat. Bert Mc
Donald, 104 King.
FOR SALE Simmons
tingle at
104 Xing.
oots. Bert McDonald,
WANTED To buy for cash, small pi
ano. Bute make and where it cam
be seen. Tribune Box 4226.
FOR SALE Clarinet, cornet, trum
pet, saxophone, trombone, guitar,
reeda, strings and accessories. Also
one used drum set and 12-bass ao
eordlon. Phone Puruckera, 4196.
FOR SALE Battery radio complete
with battery. May be seen at Med
ford Center Barber Shop.
BARBER shop for sale. Sea Jim
Grimes at Medford Center Barber
Shop.
WANTED Commercial spraying.
8686. McGonagle.
Ph.
DRIVER wanted.
Medford Fuel, 1132
N. Central.
WANTED Commercial spraying.
Phone Wlthrow, 6661.
MOVING to all parte of Oregon.
Washington, California, by padded
vane Regular service. Bads Trans
fer. Dial 2838.
WANTED On or mora bunchet of
shingles. Phone 4897.
WANTED
or fat lambs. Writ eard
or letter to P. O. Box 468. Mad
ford, Ore.- . :
PHILIP PT AND ROHR. '
FOR oil heaters, new end old,
Joe J Jones. 421 King.
HIGHEST CASH
FRICBS
Paid for Good Used Cars
HUMPHREY MOTORS
33 So. Riverside Dial 4980
ZERO CLUB
Out of bounds, civilians only
Delicious chicken and steak
dinners 7:00 p. m., 3 a. m.,
except Sunday. Phone day
time S300, night 9101.
thews Dally at lt4S-ai44-liM
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