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Newspaper Page TextJ MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, PAGE SEVEN LOCAL and To Build Garage Clayton B. Goodnight of 4X9 North Colum bus avenue applied at the city building inspector's office yes terday for a permit to construct a private garage at a stated cost V' of $50. J Rummage Sal-Members of Chapter B. P. E. O., will bold a rummage sale Saturday at the Masonic building on West Main street. The sale will open at 9 a.' m. and continue throughout the day.. see-. Minor Mishap Cars operated by William Earl Crist, Jr., of 515 South Holly street, and Roy Hewitt of Route 2, were in volved In a minor accident at South Holly and Eighth streets Wednesday afternoon, a report on file said today. Kelly At University Edward E. Kelly, prominent Medford attorney recently commissioned a captain in the army, is how W at Western Reserve university, 1 Cleveland, O., for a two-month's course in military government. Capt. Kelly left for active serv ice about a month ago. Court Citations Lester F. Payne, 38, of Gold Hill was cited by state police yesterday to ap pear in justice of the peace court this afternoon charged with driving a car without a motor vehicle license. Jess Cummings, 24, of Route 2, charged with driving a car without an opera tor's license, was cited to appear this afternoon. Receives Orders Bill Van Dyke yesterday received orders to report to Carroll College, Helena, Mont., where he will be Va naval aviation student under , the navy's V-12A program. He Is to report November 1. Young Van Dyke, who graduated from Medford senior high school last June, is a son of Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Van Dyke, Cargill Court. Daughter Born Cpl. and Mrs. Eugene J. Carothers , are the parents of a daughter born October 9 at the station hospital at Camp White. Cpl. Carothers is stationed at Ft. Sam Houston, Tex., where he is completing a course as dental technician. Mrs. Carothers is the former Dorothy Knull and both Cpl. and Mrs. Carothers have lived here many years. ..... Barber Here William Glen nle Barber, carpenter's mate . I third class in the Seabees, is in VMedford to visit his wife at the family home, 602- West Second St., and other relatives. Upon completion of his recruit train ing Barber was sent to a spe cialist's school and is now sta tioned on the west coast. He en listed in the navy in July of this year according to H. W. Crain, in charge of the local navy re cruiting office. . To Leave Mrs. William M. McAllister, 10 Keene Way Drive, will leave tomorrow evening for Madison, Wis., to join Capt. Mc Allister, who for the coming two months will attend a special course at the University of Wis consin In military government Capt. McAllister, one of Med ford's leading attorneys und speaker of the Oregon house of representatives during the last session of the legislature, went on active duty with the army about a month ago. Lt. Nellson Here First Lieu tenant Donald W. Neilson, who has been stationed in the Pacific theatre with an - infantry unit for the past 18 months, is here visiting his wife and small daughter, Donna Mary, and his parents, District Attorney and Mrs. George W. Neilson, 430 Bartlett street. Lt. Neilson ob tained a 10-day leave in order to see his daughter, who has been ill but is now convalescing. H plans to leave Sunday. Another son of the Neilsons, 1st Lt. John Herbert Neilson, is also sta- tioned in the Pacific area and has been in New Guinea for the past seven months. Miseries ? S9 SI1IFFLY COLDS Put S-perposa Va-tro-nol up each nostril. It (1) shrinks swollen membranes, (2) soothes irritation, (3) helps clear cold- mgrnmrnm clogged nose. Follow Wit Serf VA-TRO-HOl HALLOWE'EN CARNIVAL PERSONAL CALENDAR Thursday 6:30 D. m. -Rnval Nalo-t.lu,. of America, annual home-corn-ins? covered rllh rilnnw n v of P. hall. Members and friends' invited. 8:00 n. m. Mrrlfanf ncwr . Girls' Community club. Ken Grant of Medford airnnrt win speak. 8:00 n. m. TVnt T.ir a i No. 2003 and auxiliary. Fra ternal Order of Eagles, meet in armory. Final report on hous ing situation by committee. Initiation and dance. Friday - fit. .-11 O MUNUJIT ary Study club of Presbyterian church, at church parlors. All day meeting with potluck lunch eon at 12:30 p. m. ' . Sunday r HI,US , OUCJ chapter No. 147 and auxiliary, 41 Willi t , . 11 n 1 uie iriuiuiry iucr 01 me r-urpie Heart, armorv. Installntlnn nt chapter and unit Purple Heart Meeting Rogue Valley Chapter No. 147 and Auxiliary, the Military Order of the Purple Heart, will meet Sun day, October 24, at 2 p. m., in the armory. Installation of both Chapter and Unit will be held. Ray Dorrls will be Installing of ficer for the chapter, and Mrs. Ray Dorris for the Unit. Mrs. Eve Prentice and her accordion band will furnish music. The commander and president- urge all members to attend, and to be on time. U. S. CASUALTIES 6.774 IN ITALY Washington, Oct. 21. (U.B American elements of the Fifth army in Italy suffered 6,774 casualties up to the start of the battle of the Volturno, secretary of War Henry L. Stimson an nounced today. These casualties included 879 killed, 3,047 wounded and 2,848 missing. Stimson called attention to the fact the figure for wounded was lower than the figure of 5,428 wounded which he had reported at his press conference October 7. Subsequent reports trom Ai died headquarters in North Afri ca had corrected the earlier figure, he said. He warned that casualty reports on current operations were only approxi mate. John L. Lewis III; Unable to Attend Washington. Oct. 21 (U.R) John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers of Amer ica, was said by a colleague to be seriously ill today. Lewis had been scheduled to be- present at a War Labor board hearing. UMW Secretary treasurer Thomas Kennedy, how ever, told the board that Lewis was "seriously ill" and would be unable to attend. "It is evidently a case of the flu bordering on bronchial pneumonia," Kennedy said. Goes to Trial '.fe'" i-F'"S.fV Bearded Austin E. Cox, above, 38- year-old slayer of District Judge Lewis V. Trueman and four others last July 33, Is shown as he went on trial for his Ills at Bait Lake City, im innocent," said Cox, "but I'vt got too much against me." I ' f JO 1 Kb Lincoln High Gym FRIDAY OCT. 22 Doors Open 7:45 All Cordially Welcome! Program Garnet Costume Pirsde Refreshments, Etc. This Used Another view of in enes beautiful city of Naples U presented here after the Nails bhed ran ' terminus. A slant Job of aalvagtng and repair , awaits Allies' before they put the rail road to their la battle acainst Nasla. 1 Bv Henrv Gorrell United Press Staff Correspondent Aboard a Destroyer on Patrol in the Adriatic, Oct. 18. (U.R) The Jugoslavian partisans, who have been harassing the Germans by land for months, have carried their war out to sea and in the last week their small navy claims to have sunk two ships and cap tured another loaded with food. Out on patrol with an allied destroyer squadron, I succeeded in making contact with the par tisan navy and boarded one of their vessels for a talk with the commander. He and his officers spread maps on mess tables in their small boat and explained their strategy. They seemed par ticularly proud of the fact that they had captured the cargo of food. The German occupation forces In Albania must be getting pinch ed for supplies, for in the last few days allied naval vessels vir tually have swept German ship ping off the Adriatic. The de stroyer squadron which I am ac companying has sunk one freighter with a torpedo, and cap- iurea anoiner ireignter and a tanker. - The food ship which the parti san navy captured was a 1,500 ton vessel. - ; - - . 140,000 WAR PRISONERS NOW IN UNITED STATES Washington, Oct. 21 (U.PJ More than 140,000 prisoners of war are in the United States. Secretary of War Henry L. Stim son revealed today. He said the ratio of Germans to Italians was approximately three to one, indicating that 100,000 German prisoners are in this country. They are held In 86 perman ent camps and many temporary camps. . LABOR SPOKESMEN HIT LITTLE STEEL FORMULA Washington, . Oct. 21 (U.R)- Spokesmen for organized labor in a two-hour conference this afternoon with President Roose velt made a new attack on the "little steel" wage limitation formula. Mr. -Roosevelt prom ised that an investigation would b- made into cost of living fig ures compiled by the depart ment of labor. JUGOSLAV NAVY SINKS TWO SHIPS CAPTURES THIRD ZhAill V.s.l ah"" D'" m"""" ROBINSON WSSlJVi hON!hotro"hwiis.'ct l9h.. Onl, Weetyi" I ENDS SAT, I VSP 7)1 wV M.SIIKINIJ ii n fs&msss IlU I mh ) fcfj ASYLUM of) TOMORROW NITE WgiSifmMmJ I I ChCP I tlji.t TlTlfctyX Z JL jltA -SATUHDAV , Jtmm STARTS SUNDAY! SW M HORRORS A Rogers -iTr ! f&GR? EEr1 fifllPVc : 'S-Tf5 i J&lffiife m12 j WOM THE SCREEN $M& . RED RIVER mum". Ifcw XMk, mtmMoiKimumw VALLEY WAff"ci I fr P" i I "THE CRIME oflfcSB P1U1 rfft 1 y Xfejf ENDS TONITEi 1 DR. CRESPI" JUNIOR ARMY T... it M T UOt :M stonite 1 BARTHOLOMEW M Q If! thftfilHi- iittllli) JT J ' REMEMBER! IT'S AT MIDNITEI lN CURTIS af 'iff rJ J ' 1 . ' ' i i ' immmmmmmmmammmmmi YOU WERE NEVER v -tiosuiot Km &r PAOl .ONES fJEuJuUk t-i ' I U I rgTC( I 1 -J2S S- ura-uiu as,WQ n 1 's il i 1 1 J V, tiA. i..ot aase wiii GOAlDDrt nnOOAlD LilMdll DIAL 5094 BUSSES ROAR - rc," L"' " ' " j to Be Beautiful Naples c . 1 jj.p i ii inn .in , h.i.uhhiuhj, 1 1 minroji. ) ) ii y 1 urn I i i m ny.p .u. u ' wHim'H A1 0 . s , - s t . . .1 ItTL - ' i T. ii jW.sEii s sMsssssvtlhaHu. 1 rr av .pvt- Rifle Attachment " r jht - tm oi-uinarv U. a. Army nre becomes an eriicieni means or noriing high-powered grenades by adding this launcher-adaptor to the business end of a rifle. This device enables soldier to attack terrain between the distance he can throw the grenade by band and the greater range of mortar. It can be used well against pillboxes. E Nassau, Bahamas, 6cl. 21 (U.R) The youthful brunette vife of an RAF army captain, Mrs. Dorothy Clark, testified in supreme court today that she attended a sumptuous dinner party at the Victoria avenue home of Count Alfred De Marigny on the night that fab ulously wealthy Sir Harry Oakes was murdered. . The party broke up after mid night, shortly before the time set by a physician as the hour that 'Oakes was beaten and burned to death, she said. The pretty young witness said she bid the playboy count, ac cused of Oakes' murder, good night at 1:20 a. m. The testi mony of the doctor, had set the murder hour at between 1:30 m., and 3:30 a. m. There were 11 guests at the dinner party, Mrs. Clark .said. YANKEE SUBMARINES IN ALL JAPAN SEAS Pearl Harbor, T. H., Oct. 21 (U.R) American submarines now are penetrating to "every nook and corner" of Japanese-con trolled seas, according to Vice Adds Distance i Tlr . j... aaaa Admiral Charles A. Lockwood, Jr., commander of ' the Pacific fleet submarine force. "Our submarines . . . have at tacked and sunk ships of all types under the jery noses of Japanese aviators, destroyers, and anti-submarine forces and when some of those same de stroyers ': got over-obnoxlouS; they paid with their lives the price of inquisitiveness," he said at a decoration ceremony for four ' submarine commanders yesterday. Two Killed When Bomber Hits Road Fairfield, Cal., Oct. 21 (U.R) Two men were killed and eight others injured in the crash of a heavy bomber on the high way near here last night, offi cials at the Fairfield Sulsun army air base announced today. The dead: Sgt. Arthur T. Barnett, Route 6, Chambersbur.g, Pa. 2nd Lt. George T. Otis, the pilot, San Francisco. Closing time for Classified ada S i Too la .a to Classify ll nk.. n.d., l.in.ft-avo.nn Nlihts Only Weekdays Starts :8 I . X'Si "tlTsT I ENDS SAT. NIGHTl I j""ToMOTBCj II Vf Ejtr dxk. "Ski" Is an abbreviation of the Finn-Ugrian word "S u s k i" meaning snow-gllde-ehoe. Too Late To Classify WANTEXk Traab burner or good amall oook atove. call alter o:au. WANTBI To buy, rent or store also- trio refrigerator. Bxoeuent oara guaranteed. Pannaoent rasldanta. Phone 47S4 or Inquire SIS Park. FOR BALE 100 White Leghorn bene, 7 montht old, laying; 100 new Hampshire Reds, 7 montha old. laying; ISO New Hampahlra broil era, 4 mo. old. Call Champa Oarage. 333 N. Rlvenlde. Phone S186. FOR LEASE 8-room modern bouae, lour lota. Inquire far Jew Ring, three blocks eouth or Amy's Cafe, Jacksonville. Ore. FOR SALE New Hampshire Red pul lets, 1 each. Calllomla-on-tna- Rogue. Trail, On. FOR SALE Jersey milch cow with dav-old calf. Lewis Bench, bc l Box 501. -i iSsMi FOR SALE S-tona Hancnen barley seed, 0. Crystal spruga raex Ing Co. WHT aTSoo. aaertfloe sale dairy ranch Owner must leave at once to take position In war Industry. 130 acres. 40 acres bottom land. Irrigated, In clover and alfalfa. Creek through place. Good out-range, near achcol. dry feed lot, also amaller house, House, new electric pump, barn, chicken houses, 40 tons hsy. 11 cows. 1 bull, 7 calves, 1 team horses. new milking unit. Abundance of water. Total orlce, equipped, S750O. Terms on part. S365(S-room modern house, city llmlta, with 3 sores Irrigated land. House empty. Immediate pos session. S4600 6-room new modern home, aV4 acres, Irrigated, gravelly soil. A very nice piece. J. O. BARNES, Office Ph. 9173. Home Ph. 4838. 81 8. Front Bt. GUARANTEED AUTO PAINTINO Motora. trucks, etc., stesm. cleaned. srMomziNO. MITCHELL'S- PAINT 8HOF, COS 8. Riverside. 1934 Dodge pickup, $368. Inquire at Shell service station, n. tuveraias and Jackson. CC(lft acres of good land. A $0vVlf room house, barn, other DUlimngs. ungsiea, ony waver in house, close in, fine location, paved road. Bee H. N. Lofland, 338 8. Oak dale. FOR BALE Kitchen range. Call B48S. WANTED Good 1931-'S4 used oar. Tribune Box 4489. FOR SALE Team of young heavy work horses. Mr. Nelson, sii a. Main St. FOR BALE whit 100-lb. feeders and 1 registered Hampshire boar. 1st house on left, southwest of Phoenix, Ore., on Anderson road. Earl Harris. FOR SALE 8 acres, some clover. 8- room house and outbuildings. Free water. $1000 equity. $15 a monVn on balance. First lane past Orant road on Beau lane. 4tn place. PRACTICALLY new bicycle, balloon tires, electrlo light. $80. Call 8883. FOR RENT Sleeping room with kitchen privileges, laia w. iuui Phone 3073. LIVESTOCK AUCTION at the Sale Pavilion every Saturday, Phoenix, Ore., commencing at 1 p. m. sharp. Have some good stock pigs, some ewes, also 8 hesd of Corrtedala rams and 135 head of cattle. In cluding 35 head of fed yrl. ateeta and heifers. Hava about 40 head of Hereford stocker and feeder cattle All Uvea took must be at yards not later tnan 13:10 p. m. sale eay. Ail cows and heifers selling for dairy purposes must have health cert 1 il ea t or be at yards Friday noon for test. Whether you wish to buy or sen, it will psy you to attend our Auction Market. Southern Ore. Livestock Auction Co. Col. A. H. Dudley, Auctioneer. Phone Medford. Ore- 8336. FOR SAIiX Thlrteea le-taus ahot- sun shells pnon 140 ma. o. a Ml Hard. Sbadr Cor FOR 8ALB S-room bouu at 411 S. Grape; hip boou, acalea, air euablon lor Inval'd, maa't suit, also 40, good aa new: orerooat, hat, Atmoray. Van Oullder wall machine, gun ahella. 413 8. drape. WILL TRADE box 0-80 shells for box 33 Winchester Specials, pa. 60C3 after 5 p. m. FOR BALE Man 'a bicycle, balloon Urea. S46. Box 183-B, Pboenlx-Jack-aonvllla Hwv. Phono 60a. FOR SALE Old style wood range with capper colls, sis. 710 Sherman Bt. after 4 p. m. COAL "Utah Aberdeen" direct from mine to you. Medford Fuel. Tel. Sill. FINBLT pulverised dry sheep guano is a good, fau fertiliser for youi lawns S3 per lerge 100-pound bag at Morton Milling Company, 10 West Jackson St. FOR BALE Weaner ptga. Reasonable. boo oilman, rtoaa Lane. FOR SALE Thoroughbred Swiss Jer sey bull calf. Phono 6383. DISPERSION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINOS Having aold my house, north of the West Side school. I will aeU at publlo auction $o the highest bid der on Monday, Oct. 35, at 3 p. ra. my entire household furnishings, consisting of the following prop- eny: 1 General Eleotrto washing mschlne with mangle attachment, 1 Univer sal electrlo range, 1 Challenge elec tric refrigerator, 1 Duncan Fife ma hogany dining room aet (table. I chain and china closet), 1 Fischer grand piano (Aueplco), 35 records. -1 Phlloo radio, 1 Geo. Washington aofa, 1 smoking stand, 1 occasion al wing chair, 1 end table, 8 card tables, 1 7x9 Broadloom rug, 1 9x15 domestlo Oriental rug, 1 9x13 , Broadloom rug. 1 occasional table, 1 telephone stand table, 13 scatter rugs, 1 walnut writing desk, 1 dav eno, 1 mirror and sewing stand. 1 bathroom stool and rug, 3 occa sional chairs, 3 double-slsa twin beds with springs and Inner spring mattresses, l highboy chest (oe dar), 1 dressing table and stool, 1 chest of drawers (maple), 1 pair of adjustable flood bed lamps, l chest of drawers (walnut) 4 floor lamps, 1 Jennie Lynn bed, 1 steel bedstead, mattress and aprlngs; numerous curtains ana drapes, 1 fire-aet. 1 lawn awing and chairs. 1 table model radio, numer ous kitchen utensils which are hard to get. also 100 quarts of that good home-canned frulta (no points) 1 rubber-tired lawn mower. Location: Out Rosa Lena to the West Side school. M mile north of the West Bide school to arrow point ing west, Monday, Oct. 38, at 9 p. m. MRS. O. H ANDREWS, Owner, K. W. Holmes, Auctioneer. V. A. Mead, Clerk. WANTED Small apt. for two. and garage handy. Want telephone ex tension service, consider location outside of city. Phon 3870. Dr. A. A. SOUK. TAKEN up on Rosa Lane, one black muia. k. t. Yost, robs Lane. FOR SALE Used clothing, mostly children. Dial 8343. BOOKING orders for coal to be de livered from car next week, F, K. Samson Co. WANTED Lady machine. F. F. to sew on Burk, 814 E. power Main. WANTED Burasaw to buss 10 cords wood. Hlway Court, phone 6333, Phoenix. BODY and fender expert at your service Hawkins Oarage, 618 8. Riv erside. Prions S881. . FOR BAT.l Wow and ten pigs, one Durham bull calf 4 months old, young Durham cow, 8 miles soutn of Medford, Circle O Ranch, back Alley Bros. Mill. BARRELS Hard wood and soft wood, large and medium: also wooden tubs. W. A. Wbltelaw A CO, 81 t. Orape Bt, 3nd floor WAHTBD- To rent dump tracks. TO" ier asm as lAimoer co. WANTED Used wood or coal heat ing atove. Phone 6104. FLOOR aandlnt or finishing. Cabinet work. B3 naven Bt. FOR SALE Coal screenings, S13 ton. F. B. Bern son Co. FOR BALE One Ford "A" 3 -door se dan body, ISO. Hawkln Oarage, els B. Riverside. Phone SSB1. FIO RUMMAOB SALE Saturday, Oct. 23, Masonlo build ing, comer West Main and Holly streeta. FOR BALE S3 Uodge sedan. gSS; roll- up garage door, sso. Phone 8417. WANTED TWO HIOH-ORADE MECHANICS, ROQTJE RIVER CHEVROLET, 9TR AND BARTLETT. PH. 3388. FOR SALE -83-30 rifle with ahella or trade for good shotgun. 830 Dakota) St. phone 4433. DRIVER wanted. Medford Fuel Co. FOR better meat and better prices try the Oakdala Grocery. APPLES Several varieties. Last year's prices. $1.25. $1.60, $1.98. $3.38 and $3.60 a box. Tomatoes, the best, 8c; Juice tomatoes for less. Pay Less Market, 333 B. Riverside. FOR better meat and better price try the Oakdala Grocery. WANTED Commercial spraying. OaU anytlms 'after 5 o'clock, 6581. Wlthrow. FOR oil beaters, new and old. Joe J. Jones, 433 King. HELP CONSERVE FUEL by Installing storm wtuduwa Save 84 ol your ' fuel. Medford Mlllwork Co. The Glass House. Phone 4113. 10th and drape CITY TRANSFER dt Storage CO. Padded van service for your con venience. Phone 4664. 88 So. Fir, FOR better meat and better prices try the oakdale Grocery. MOVING to all parts of Oregon, Washington. California, by padded vans. Regular service. Eeda Trans fer. Dial 3838. DANCE , at the STARL1NE BALLROOM Every SAT. NITE DCWNTOWN ... . ASHLAND J HIGHEST CASH PRICES 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 8310, night 0101. drivi out nnnEi.'- Roundworm eaa UU k at aUEl cause net trouble HB-.HaB-i Inilde veil or tear f Ji I If T Midi Wetek fer VJUlil ikJ warning ala-aai Wlealla Bdietlng. "steV appetite, Heny sjoat or stst. If rou even suspeet roundworms, set Junta's Vsmilfui. today I JAYNE:S Is Ame.lra'i toadlng proprietary worn made, eln. i uacd by millions for ovar a century Acts gently, yet drivel out roundworms, Be sura you est JYNaTS VERMIFUGE! Meet Me at the HOLLY SATURDAY!