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    MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY,' DECEMBER 20, 1943.
PAGE FIVE
LOCAL and PERSONAL
Council Meeting The city
council will meet tor regular
businen tomorrow night at 7:80
p. m. in Mayor C. A. Meeker'i
office in the city hall.
V Axle Overload William Rich
( srd Callender waa arrested by
state police on the Crater Lake
highway Saturday on a charge
of an axle overload.
Tog Lights Stolen Lt.
Downed S13 Pennsylvania ave
nue, reported to city police Sun
day that his fog lights had been
stolen oft the bumper of his car.
Purse Lost Mrs. Senodenos
rf 814 Jeanette street, reported
to city police Sunday that she
had lost her black leather purse,
containing ration books and
about S3 cash.
Arrest Soldier City police
men arrested and turned over to
military police early this morn
ing Pvt. Jose E. Gallegos of
Camp White. Gallegos was ar
rested in a local hotel for dis
nniarlv conduct involving mo
lesting of women.
4
t Banalr Unit Three Med-
ford men have enlisted in the
navy's new ship repair umv
They are Conrad Canute Waite,
c.-i tu Harold Smith Young,
i um Rt- and Marvin Carl
Helderoann, 114 Tripp St. The
men were sworn in Dec. 18 and
are at home on inactive duty ac-
RMTiiitine Specialist
CUIUlus v - .
H. W. Crain. through whose of-
i fice the men enusieo.
at Carlsbad Aviation Stu-
At Hnrrv M. Beasley has re
ported for duty at the AAF bom
Cii hnnl. Carlsbad. N. M.,
, where he wUl study advanced
histk Sscri bomDaraiering wu
dead-reckoning navigation. Beas
i.. -uw.tved his Dre-flight train
ing at the AAF replacement cen
v.r Santa Ana, Calif., and upon
completion of the course
r.ri.W will be awarded
bombardier's wings. Mrs. Beas
ley is making her home at 317
Howard St., in Medford and his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. Beasley
reside in Portland. '
CALENDAR
Minor Accidents A 1941
Pontiao passenger car owned by
the Lorenz Co. of Klamath Falls
and operated by Keith Bates,
517 S. Holly street, and a 1928
Dodge passenger car driven by
Fremon White were involved in
n accident on the Greensprings
highway Sunday, according to a
report on file. Machines operat-
ed by James J. Boyle of Ft.
' Lewis and John Perkins were
involved in a minor mishap at
the intersection of Oakdalo Ave.
and N. Jackson boulevard Satur
Am, annther reoort on tile
state -
t ttoinital According to
mmIukI here bv his moth'
er, Mrs. Olive Roberts, and his
sister, Mrs. George Denney, ric.
Bert Ellis has been sent from
. t..ial in New Zealand to a
hospital at Walla Walla, Wash.
EUJa took part in uxe rauimi
tie, where he suffered poison in
his eyes. He has been sent to the
w.n. Walla hosnltal for treat-
anil eonvalescence. Mrs-
Roberts and Mrs. Denny live at
41 Mvar Court. EUls Joined the
aanrlee here a year and a half
ago.
Monday
6:15 p. m. Medford Toast-
masters, Hotel Jackson.
6:30 p. m. Pythian club.
home of Mrs. William Swartc,
121 Genesee St, covered-dish
Xmas dinner. Bring own
ice.
7:30 p. m. Olive Rebekah
lodge, regular meeting followed
by exchange of gifts and sack
lunch. Social hour in charge of
F. L. girls.
8:00 p. m. Concert of sacred
music at First Presbyterian
church, sponsored by Medford
Musical society. Public invited.
8:00 p. m Rogue valley
chanter No. 147 and auxiliary,
the Military Order of the Purple
Heart, armory., Regular meet
ing. Initiation and refreshments.
Tuesday
1:30 p. m. De Molay Moth
ers" club, home of Mrs. Elton
Waldron, 19 3oss Ct Xmas
Dartv and sift exchange.
8:00 p. m. women's mission
ary society of presDytenan
church. Xmas program. All
women of the church invited,
2:00 p. m. Lady Elks, Elks
temole for dessert and games.
6:00 p. m. Mary Martha
circle of First Methodist church.
dinner for members and friends
in dining hall of church. Each
member asked to bring covered
dish and own service.
8:00 . o. m Chapter BE,
P.E.O., Xmas party at home of
Mrs. O. H. Bengtson, 122 Ore
gon Terrace. "Christmas Story"
bv Miss Annette Gray.
8:00 p. m. Carnation club,
home of Ruetta Groves, 29 Ken
wood Ave.
8:00 d, m. Wesleyan Service
Guild of Methodist church, at
hou: of Mrs. Emerson Ander
son, BH E. Jackson St. Bring
gifts for Manley Center.
' Wednesday
12:30 p. m. Mistletoe club,
Xmas party, at Girls' Com
munity club. Covered dish lun
cheon and gift exchange.
2:00 D. m, Chapter A A,
P.E.O., home of Mrs. V. J. Rob
inson, 81 Geneva St., for Xmas
program by children of members.
Death Stalked Through India Streets During Famine
civ " i
FOR SAW 190 nodal "A" rd sad
boy WX. Bin one; lug . o.
W, . 8. W.. Coll Ac Xt on
M automatic frame, a. m w.
on M Ireme. caliber 177 Wllby
Bcott air pistol. 31, .43 automatto,
02 alnsle snot. Jx pump. .S-ao eln-
u shot, new Darrai: Ja-.u javor
actlon. Si special. 11-gsuge abot
guns, some abelU. 32 6, L.. L. ft-auto-loading
and h. p. Swlfta, JM)
Bamlmton and JO-90. jsa, ja
40a, joss, B m. m. J70t. J76s, M.
Mt, J3. au. SOS Mmtown.
LOBT No. S and No. 4 load rnuon
Ins books. Return w i. Daaaaia,
Talent, sox la.
ma salb Bird houua. An Ideal
trt for tn bird lover, aionarca
6od rood Co. (
WANT woman to help with house
work mornings or arternoons. rn.
8331 or oall at 80S W. 10th. alts.
Henry Robertua.
?.C .i.v t .3
lAemm TmUoSota)
four ramhw-sMcken Hindus die and their bodies are eorered with sheet while onlookers, emaciated by
starvation, wait (or food or death In this Calcutta street. - In this India metropolis alone, at the height of
the famine in October and November, more than 100 bodies were burned dally. This picture was made at the
time and has lust arrived in the United St tea.
f
leans. Mrs. Nye returned by way
of Chicago.
a
Two Enlist James Chester
Grlgsby, son of Mr. and Mrs.
John A. Grlgsby, 208 North
Peach St., and Robert Donald
Waterston, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert A. Waterston, 31 Elm St.,
enlisted in the naval reserve
Dec. 14 according to H. W.
Crain, navy recruiting specialist
here. Both are 17 years old.
a a a
Examiner Coming A travel
ing examiner of operators and
chauffeurs is scheduled to arrive
in Medford Friday, Dee. 24, and
will be on duty that day at the
K. P. hall between the hours
of 9 a. m. and 5 p. m according
to an announcement from the
secretary of state's office. Those
wishing permits or licenses to
drive cars are asked to get in
touch with the examiner during
these hours.
Pvt. Church Home Pvt. Wil
son Church arrived in Medford
yesterday from Camp Hale,
Colo., where he is Instructor tor
ski troops stationed there. Pvt.
Church is visiting nia motner,
Mrs. Richard Klemm, 1119 West
Main St
V -
Eagles Party Members of
the Easles lodge and auxiliary
are giving a Christmas party for"
their eniiaren weanesaay
7:30 p. m. at the K. of P. hall on
N. Grane street. All Eagles and
auxiliary members are invitea
to bring their children. There
will be a tree and games.
a . . . .
Mrs. Mrs Returns Mrs. S. A.
Nve returned to her noma in
Talent this morning after (pend
ing the oast six weeks visiting
her son. Major 6tephen G. Nye
and family in New Orleans, La.
Major Nye la stationed at pres
ent at Ft..Harahan, in New Or-
Ho Paper Dee. 28
Since the Tribune will not
publish an Issue December
26, Sunday, society news will
be carried in the issue of
Friday, December 24. Sub
scribers are asked to keep
this In mind and submit social
and calendar Items early In
the week
Nights Only Weekdays start S:4S
Hw5
Imks
DR. A. R. HEDGES
Chiropractic at Naturopathic
Physician
128 E. Main ' Dial 8170
ENDS TONITE
J-Vwiai
rcuff
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BIRTHS
"Claudia1
1
FOR SALS Black pony fur Jacket
Waist length. Bias i. sis. rn. nam,
van, rale Christmas trees, reason
ablr Drtoed. Oasflaie arooery, ui
S. OaJidale.
WANTED Dishwasher.
Th What-Not.
Steady work.
WANTED Xxnerlenced waitress. Aft
ernoon and evening shift. The
What-Not.
CHRISTMAS toys and games at Sims
Bros. Open till 8 p. m.
An unusual film starring
filmdom's newest newcomer is
"Claudia." with Dorothy Mc-
Guire in the leading role. Booked
to play through tomorrow night,
the picture is currently attract
ing fans at the C rater ian.
bOST Saturday night, small, black,
aurlv. female Bootua. Name "Lady.
Red harness. Army dog tag. U. Ool
Fred Rankin, St. Paul, Minn. Call
afra. Rankin at Red Cross, 440S, or
4090 evenings. Reward.
FOR BALE Oat and vetch bay. Big
S-wtre bales. S1.7S bale. Frank Skel
ton. Beau Lane, Box 188.
FOR SALE OR LEASE '40 dlesel cat
erpillar, b E. Cooper, Central Point
Apt.
SMITH To Mr. and Mrs,
Dale. Gold Hill, Dec. IS, a boy,
8 pounds, at Sacred Heart hos
pital.
BERRY To Mr. and Mrs.
John. 520 Crater Lake Ave.. Dec.
10, a boy, 7 pounds, at Sacred
Heart hospital.
MRS. DAVID MAY
Los Angeles, Dec. 20 (U.R)
Mrs. David May, 83, widow of
the founder of the May Company
Department Stores, died last
night of pneumonia at Cedars of
Lebanon -hospital.
' MRS. DANIELS DIES
Raleigh, N. C, Dec. 20 (U.R)
Mrs. Josephus Daniels, 74, wife
of the former secretary of the
navy and former ambassador to
Mexico, died at her home last
night after an illness of several
months.
, SAFEWAY FIRE
Butte, Mont., Dec. 20 UPJ
Fire of undetermined origin
swept through the Safeway
Stores, Inc., warehouses here
yesterday afternoon, causing
damage of several thousand dol
lars, i
OPEN till ( p. m. tonight. Oet your
last-minute juns toys at oun
Bros., as N. Fir.
In Missouri a Jersey bull was
auctioned for $100,000 In war
bonds, and In Tennessee a Duroc
pig brought nearly $5 million
in war bonds on the auction
block. .
FOB SALE Shrub at naif prto for
oalanoe or uu woo w um .
. ..A aim an una of
,OT .1. vvvvm -
timber land to trade. What havo
your C. A. Hansen, ilea urove iwu.
raon oi'fu.
Oregon State College is one of
the land-grant institutions cre
ated under the federal act of
1882.
Too Late to Classify
imnwr 4ur. ,.nk, and boata
ail aulas, upeu hu o . m.
Bros, 23 n. nr.
WANTED By army olfloer, furnished
apartment or a-iwuaa w.w
prlvuegea, wui pay ou
Oall Mr. Dally. SM4.
TABLE TENNIS TOPS
on hand tor Immediate delivery.
Bias 5 ft. by S ft. Uk Ideal Ohrlst
ma gift.
P ADO HAH FLANIKO MILL.
Phon 4760. S0 Court St.
REPLACB you broken window flas
MEDFORD MILL WORE CO.
The Olaia Houae.
Phon 4111. 10th and Ore pa
XMAS gut o tnsai A heater for the
oar WUl DO a oonuort ana jwy i
the entire fanuly. W bav them
tor all make of automobile and
truck.
L. a TAYLOR CO.
Ill 8. RlTavtid. Phon SMI.
WANTED Sales Claris, af hslp and
Janitors. Eiperleno unnaceasarf.
Apply Camp Whlu Eirhang Eov
ployment offloe.
PURNITURB UOVINO. ttgulr van
service. But or nation-wide. Phon
SSSS. Dart Transfer. 40 South TO
Street.
WANTED To buy mans leather trav
eling bag. Phone sta.
ANCHOR brand egg mash, ra bar's. SO
8. Rlvaraid. Phone 444.
FOR SALE Cranberries, new enip-
nunt, ssc in. oaxaaie arooery, eui
8. Oakdal.
for balk orexon Thunder-Ega agat
halves for slit. Also Discs, ana
English walnut at 3&o lb. MS N.
Orap street.
FOR SALE New shipment Bunklst
oranges, all sires, oakdaie oro
esry, 401 8. Oakdsla.
FOR SALE Evergreen larlande for
your Yuleude door. Monarcn oeea
, Feed Co.
FOR SALB K Chevrolet coupe
Oood condition, nil West llth
WANTED Oraln bag at FMwr'a, SO
S. Riverside. Phone
WANT S children to ear for In my
horn. Tribune Bo list.
eg Oregon
by padde
vana. Regular Santo. Bad Trans
far. Dial SSSS.
MOVING) to all part
Washington, oaiuornia.
LOST Butlnee envelop containing
fuel ou rsuoo coupon ana vi
onal paper. Reward. Addree P.
Coming Eanly. p. a Bos 407,
Medford.
Malts Your Reservations
NOW for CHRISTMAS
and NEW YEAR
As Thay Are Limited
chalker's cam
tnd LOOSE
Dine Dance Refreshment
CHICKEN AND TURKEY
DINNERS; We cater to Army
Officers and Civilian. .
PHONE GOLD HILL 474
FOR SALE 0 eoree. running water.
Terms. Close In. Unimproved, in
quire 147 N. Holly.
XMAS TREES, any dn to It feet.
Frio reduosa tor oiean-up
Pay Less Market, 233 S. Riverside.
opposite Flreston.
FOR SALE Christmas trees reseon-
ably priced. Oakdaie Grocery, 401 S.
Oakdal.
FOR SALE S pyed pup, Boston,
Cocker ana small paimstian. Hu
man Society.
WANTED Room and board or room
with kitchen privileges. Phon Ho
tel Holland, Mrs. Foley.
FOR SALE Blue upholstered rocker
with springs, S37.00. epring st, uro-
eery.
APPLES I 8 pi teen berg, Dtlletou and
(rilww. mw w.
L year prloes. Bring containers
Pay Lbs Market. St S. Rlvar
aid, oppoatt Firestone.
CUT flower, potted plants, and
. cacU, all prloes. 17S0 X. Riverside.
Phon eooa.
FOR SALB Thor electrlo lroner,
white enamel, excellent condition.
Phone 8768.
FOR SALE Pottery. New shipment
Just to. Monarch Seed Feed Co.
FOR SALB Dry fir slab, ready tor
Immediate delivery. Hugh McOlnty
Phon 0411. t
LADY want rtde to scrmnto.
Phon 197, Central Point.
FOR BALE Boy's cowhide cbp. 418
B. osadala.
FOR SALS Mixed bard candy for
Christmas.- Seven kinds, ah you
want while lt lasts. Fa bar's Market,
Central Point.
FOR BALE Sow and 8 pigs, 9 month
old. Bob oilman, Ross Lane.
FOR SALE Christmas tress. Oakdal
Grocery, 401 8. Oakdaie.
WANT to rent, within S week, S to
a-room unfurnished house, In or
near Medford equipped with hot
water neater and wired for eieotno
etove. Would Ilk to rent steady.
Must be reasonable. Can give ref
erence. Writ full particular to
Tribune Box 3780.
FOR SALB Pre-war toys. Marx me
ehanlcal train and tracks for 0
inch ovaL S; 18 m. m. toy movl
protector with film, 88.60. Other
toys ftnd gsme. Roaster, 15x10x8,
89. Phon 0887.
FOR BALE Rose. The perfect gift
for the nower lover, axonarcn oeea
d Feed Co.
FOR SALE Cocker Spaniel puppies.
black, 410 Maple park Drive, rn.
8873.
RUBBER-TIRED wagon. Oet one
now. Open till S p. m, Stm Bros,
a is. nr.
CT.JiHsl;.li...
FOR. BALK Ew-bloomins olimblni
roM Blue, A aansatioiiaUif oetuu-
ful climbing rose. Buy one tor
each of your flower-adorlns frlnd.
Honarcn seed s Feed co.
pnn wali Quality llvt no tu
Nwouik, rnMtJ r4.
Dial M.
Townsend
DANCE
at
Dreamland Hall
Tues. Night
JOLMEST DANCB
IN MEDFORDI
N!9ht Onlr Weekdsrs
Doors Open 6:45
FOR ou beaters, new ana old, see
jo J. Joaee, ass aung.
WE have a tin astactloa er nen
turkeys welgning irons to so "
lb. All number en bird, priced
at only 40 lb. Oakdal Grocery,
401 south Oakdaie.
OITT TRANSFER BTORAOB CO
padded van asmos for your son
vaulenoe. Phon 4884. SS S. fir
OUARANTEBD AUTO PAINTINO
Have good stock pre-war paints,
only stock In aouthera Oregon.
Care, Truck, Motor. to,
STEAM CLEANED.
All work guaranteed.
MITCHELL PAINT SHOP
SOS South Riverside.
WHKN TOTJ FIND
" WHAT TOU WANT
In This Section
We will
Help Ten Flnsnc It,
Tin OREOOtr FINANCE OCX
49 South Central.
WANTED Motor bike or 1 h. p. gsso
Une motor. OaU Waldo Beach, 4448
or 8413 evenings.
FOR SALE 1041 Master D Luxe
Chevrolet 8-psssenger coupe, ex
cellent pre-war rubber, not recaps;
radio. Will be for sale Wednesday,
December 33, Rogue River Chevro
let, Sth and Bartlett. Ph. 3388.
HnnsEKSKflJt wanted. S4S month
mnA hnani. Must so horn casht.
Mstlsck's stora, J'vttl Hwy. and
Res Lane.
Shows Dsilr at li4S-S:45-9:00
WANTED Housekeeper. Room, board
and wage, soldier' wife acceptable.
440 Chestnut, Ashland. Ph. 8871.
RHEUMATISM
Rheumatism has caused much
intense suffering. Although this
condition has attracted medical
attention for years, s great num
ber still suffer today the intense
pain and misery resulting from
this disease. Many causes for
rheumatism have been given. Ex
perience has shown that It is one
. - iMHArfMl Af diS-
oi me morw "iif"- . " .
eases. There are many types of
this disease, ana it
tions and result are far reach
ing. Probably the latest theory
as to its cause is that It la an
.11 -i. .nllnn to a irouD
of related organisms. But even
... . . , . i. I. wwmIm
witn tni in cor y " ,v;"ViT
that there U a srelsitdea tostclc
ground. But regsrdless of theory
there Is Improper cellular elimi
nation. Overcome this and you
have health. There is no better
way of Improving the circulation
and producing normal nerve
function than by natural treatment,
TTJE. WED. fe THUR.
HI!':
POWER
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, Ncrwsreel Pictures
TARAWA INVASION
ENDS TOMORROWI
1 1
PETERS MARSHALL . ASTOR
and
ONLYI WW,
HIGHEST CASH
rmcis
Paid fat Oood Ose. Cars
HUMPHRIY MOTORS
S3 So lUvonlde Dial 4180
Starts Tomorrow Nits
JACK
BENNY
PRISCILLA ,
LANE
In
THE MEANEST
MAN IN THE
WORLD
-Pins-
ARMY SURGED!.
with
JAMES ELLISON
JANE WYATT
Ends Tonight
JOHN GARFIELD
EDWARD G.
ROBINSON
SEA WOLF
ii milium
NO mitlnes TUESDAY
M auN(B UiaVOx SOSBft fajaj
uy Them Any Afternoon OrEyc-wing st-
WEDNESDAY.
PRESTON (If
Fosra
iWtAsMjXj
WEDNESDAYi
THE OLD WIST
LIVES AGAIN!
A tilt of buntatl
; sMfi sat! paJnUd
f.'-Xwmtm, a , hi
"Pistol Packin'
Mama"
JOVJ!
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As Hot
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Hswdlines
la Your
EVENING
PAPER!
CRATERIAH
SCREEN - - -
liewsresl Pictures of
'SWZ BATTLE oC
Vividly Showing:
American Operations
Preparatory to LANDING!
o
First Actual LANDING
By Our Troops and
BARGES!
Actual Fighting Scenes
During Height of Battle!
O
Scenes Showing Destruction
and Havoc, Taken After
Fighting Stopped!
HISTORY EE1NG
MADE BEFORE
YOUR VERY EYES!