MEDFORD MAK TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1943.
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LOCAL and
Sergeant At Horn Sgt. Clyde
Van Ortwick If borne on fur
lougb and la ipending the Christ
maj bolidayi with his parent,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Van Ortwick,
" Rt 4. Sgt. Van Ortwick la sta
tioned at Camp Haan, Calif., and
will leave here January 7 for
his post.
Auto Mishap Marllynn Sher
lock of Grants Pass and Mrs.
O. H. Brenneman of 33 Ross
Court were drivers of automo
biles which were involved in a
miner accident at Grape and
Main streets Monday afternoon,
according to a report on file
today.
:
Data- Extended The date of
application for the new blue and
red ration tokens for retail food
dealers has been extended to
Jan. 8 it was announced by the
local war price and ration board
today. The applications are to
De uiaue uuvugn local Donns, u
was stated.
a a
Burglary Attempt Dr. L. D
Inskeep reported to city police
Monday that somebody made a
vain attempt to break into his
office safe Sunday night by ham
mering on the front of the
dial. The safe was not opened
and nothing else in the office,
213 Medford building, was dis
turbed. Dr. Jnskeep told police
that no money was kept in the
safe, only books and papers.
Annual Dinner The Get To
gether club will hold the an
nual turkey dinner Saturday,
Jan. 1, at the old Townsend hall,
210V4 West Main St., it was an
nounced today. Officers stated
that the dinner would be open
memDers In good standing
nd their immediate families
and that special arrangements
must be made for bringing
guests. Dinner is to be served
at 1:30 p. m.
Corporal At Home Cpl. E. A.
Edwards has arrived in Medford
from Liberal, Kansas, where he
is stationed with the AAF, and
Is spending a furlough with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Edwards, 1105 West Fourth St.
Cpl. Edwards is a mechanic for
Liberator bombers. He has been
In the service a year, this being
hir first visit home since going
into the army.
Ruling Announced A recent
ruling of the OPA sent to the
local war price and ration board
Is to the effect that no sugar
f 'can be allotted for home curing
of meats, but that persons wish
ing to cure meats in the home
ahnulrl use thA commercial mm.
pounds which ned no addi
tional sugar. Numerous applica
tions have been made recently
to the local board for sugar for
this purpose. 1
Reports For Duty Robert F.
Kyle, Jr., left Medford Sunday
night to report for active duty
with the army at Ft, Lewis,
Wash. The young man, a soli of
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Kyle, Sr.,
609 South Oakdale Ave., enlist
ed in the army last summer
immediately upon graduating
from Medford senior high school.
He has passed the A-12 exami
nation and is qualified for as
signment to college training,
WAVE Leaves Miss Pauline
A. Champlln left this morning
for San Francisco where she is
assigned to the office of the port
director. Miss Champlin, who
enlisted in the WAVES last
June, is a yeoman third class.
Before enlisting Miss Champlin
was a secretary in the employ
of the California-Oregon Power
company. She spent her Christ
mas vacation here with her
mother, Mrs. Maude Maasdam,
420 South Central Ave.
Just a drops Penetro
Nose Drops in each
Sostrll help you
reathe freer almost
Instantly. Relieve the
head cold nasal misery.
Only 26o 2(4 times a
much for 60c Caution :
Use only as directed.
Penetro Nose Drops
HIGHEST CASH
PRICES
Paid for Good Used Cars
HUMPHREY MOTORS
13 So Riverside Dtel 49.0
DREAMLAND
Popular Price
8 to 12
BIG HOURS
4
OF DANCIX8
WISP
Popular Price
HAY'S MUSIC
Everyone Welcome!
PERSONAL
CALENDAR
Tuesday
7:45 p. m. Nevita chanter.
O.E.S., Masonic temple, Cen
tral Point, regular meeting fol
lowed by public installation of
officers.
8:00 p. m Medford Theoso-
phical society, 220 N. Oakdale
Ave. visiting . members wel
come.
1:00 p. m D.A.V. auxiliary.
armory. Following the meeting
refreshment will be served for
both the chapter and auxiliary.
Wednesday
10:00 a. m. Camp White Red
Cross auxiliary production unit.
uutpost.
Thursday
1:00 p. m. Soioumers. Girls
Community Club, for dessert
luncheon and election of officers.
Telephone chairman, Mrs. Karl
usuer, 437, for reservations.
D. A. V. Meeting Disabled
American Veterans will hold a
regular meeting tonight at 8
p. m. in the Medford armory.
Returns Henry Byers. owner
of Henry's Drive In. returned
on the train this morning from
Portland, whsre he has spent
the past few days visitins his
father.
Visits Here First Lieutenant
and Mrs. Laurel K. Morris spent
the Christmas week-end here
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
R. C. Morris of 621 Palm street.
He is stationed at Little Rock.
Ark. Another son, Cpl. Homer
S. Morris, stationed at the army
air base at Ardmore, Okla., vis
ited his parents here recently.
Returns To Base Lowell A.
Ashbach, aviation ordnance man.
second class, returned to the
naval base at Seattle Sunday
afternoon by plane after a brief
visit in Medford with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Ash
bach, 44 North Orange St The
Ashbach family came here re
cently from Minnesota.
Sinner Planned Members of
the Gleaners' class of the Bap
tist church and their families
will attend a dinner at the
church Thursday night of this
week. The dinner was to have
been held last week but was
postponed due to the illness of
several class members. The din
ner is scheduled for 6:30 p. m.
and will be followed by a pro-,
gram and a gift exchange.
Blagle Leaves Pfc. Robert B
Slagle, USMCR, left Saturday
morning for Mlramar, Calif.,
where he is stationed, after
spending a 10-day furlough with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. T.
Slagle and family at Prospect
While home Slagle stated that
copies of the Mail Tribune were
greeted with Joy by the three
Jackson county men there and
that little was left of the copies
after the 63 men in the barracks
had finished reading them.
In Instructor Second Lt. Bar
ton LaFon, 23, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack L. King, 614 Park
Ave., has arrived at Pecos army
air field, Pecos, Tex., and has
been assigned to duty as in
structor, according to an an
nouncement from the field. Lt.
LaFon is a graduate of the
Eugene high school and a for
mer student of the University
of Oregon. He entered the serv
ice March 12, 1942, and was
assigned to Pecos from Yuma
army air field, Yuma, Ariz.,
where he was an Instructor.
Jones Enrolls Stanley Jones,
Jr., bus been enrolled In the
U. S. N. R. midshipmen's schools
at Columbia University, New
York, under the V-7 program
according to word received here
by his parents. He recently com
pleted college training study at
Park College, Mo., and was for
merly enrolled at the University
of Oregon with senior standing,
While at Park College lt is re
ported that he pieced eleventh
in academic standing out of a
arouo of 400. His brother, Ken
neth Jones, Is also enrolled in
the college training program as
an aviation student in the army
air corns at Jamestown College,
N. D. ' Their parent are Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley C. Jones, 512
Pennsylvania Ave.
Returns Bob Bryant, a navy
V-ll student at the University
of California, Berkeley, left yes
terday to return to the institu
tion after a five-day visit with
his parent. Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Bryant, 1312 Reddy Ave.
v
Licenses Marriage licenses
were issued in Reno today to
D. L. Ross, 31. Marshfield, and
Evelyn Hylle, 81, Ashland; and
Fay Carnation, 23, and Frances
Mann, 27, both Medford, accord
ing to United Press dispatch.
Suffers Stroke Mrs. O. T.
Jackson, SIB S. Grape reet,
suffered a stroke last Thui day,
but is reported today to be some
what Improved. Mr. Jackson
states that she Is confined at
their home and can have visitors
now.
Returns To School Miss Bar
bare Preston left last night for
Willamette University, Salem,
where she is enrolled as a fresh
man in the general course, after
spending the Christmas holidays
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
H. O. Preston, 729 Dakota Ave,
.
Car Recovered A 1940 Stude
baker, registered to W. M. Swee
ney of Portland and reported
stolen from there Dec. 26, was
found abandoned on Jackson bou
levard near Central avenue by
city police this morning. The
cue had no gasoline In the tank
and no oil In the crankcase.
' .
Plan Watch Party A New
Year's Eve watch party will be
held by Roxy Ann Grange, lt
was , announced this morning.
The festivities, to be held at the
Grange hall, will begin with a
covered dish supper at 7 p. m
for members and friends and
will be followed by games and
dancing.
Livestock
Portland, Ore., Deo. 33 (UP) Live
stock:
Cattle, 131; calves, U. Supplies
mostly cows. Market steady, ra
steers lacking. Top Monday, tl6.25;
cutter-common belters, SS.00q9.00;
canner-cutter cows, 84.608)8.80; tat
dairy type cows, I7.AOq6.25; two cars
stock cows. S7.0Oa8.SO; common-medium
bulla, 37.00 8.40; good bulls
quotable to 110-25: common vealers,
89.00 efio.00; good -choice salable 813.60
14.40.
Hogs, 350. Active. Steady. Oood
eholoa 180-3SO lbs. 814.36; 176 lbs..
I8 60; good eowa, s.0035; good
choloe 136-lb. leader plga, 810.60; best
leaders Monday. 111.00..
sheep, 60. Nominal. Oood -choice
wooled lambs salable $13.80 a 13.00 and
above; good ewes quotable ae.ooa
4JO.
South Baa Franclsoo, Dee. 38 (UP)
(USDAI Livestock:
Cattle, 100. Nominal. Mainly odd bead
and faw lots she-stock. Few loads me
dium range eowa, I10.AO 19.75; com-
n oows, SB.V0 AS.no; canners ana
cutters, S6.00s8.O0; medium sausage
buna, tsoe 10.SO.
Calves, none. Nominal.
Hogs; 400. Steady. Around three
loada good to oholce 300-370-lb. bar
rows and elite, 814.75; uniform 181-lb
good aorta, 814.23: sows weak to 36o
lower, largely 810.7S down.
Sheep. 100. Monday, six decks me
dium to rood wooled lam be, 814.00
14.76. fully steady; cull to good met
quono es.Mias.so.
Chicago, Dec 38 (OPl fWFAl
ijivesioca::
Hogs. 33.000. Slow. Oood and choice
170-330 lbs., 313.60 18.78; 860-860-lb.
tows. 813.16el3.S0; estimated hold
over 0000.
Cattle, 8000; calves. 1000. Fed steers
ana yearlings steady to Weak. Top,
317.00; bulk. 813.76 a 18.40.
aheap. 7000. Lambs opened ateadv
to strong, sheep steady to 36o higher.
1-K0 ioaas gooa to cnoloe fed western
lambs, ei4.esa 16.00: few aood and
cnoic native iambs, 814.88.
Chicago Wheat
Chicago. Dae. ts (UP) Wheat:
' Open High Low Close
May 81.eH 317 glees, 31.00H
juit ii in ik ijS4
Sept. . 1.835, 1M 1M 1.63,
Portland Produce
Portland, Dee, 38 (UP) Wholesale
marxet prices:
Retains Clusters. 30s. 88.80 box.
Cauliflower California, 3.403M
crate.
Lsttuos Arlaona. 14 .87.
Nights Only Weekday
Door Open tM
TORTTE-S HITES
Maris M0NTEZ
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LEI TRACY
Folate Sweet, to 87 par tO-ls.
crat.
Squash zucanuu, 33 78 300 lug-
S. F. DAIRY PRICES
San Francisco, Dec 28 (U.B
Dairy market
Butter 93 score, 43c: 91 score.
42Vic; 90 score, 42V4c; 89 score,
41ic.
Cbtei e Wholesole prices:
Loaf, 274c; triplets, 27c.
Eggs Large grade A, 50c; me
dium grade A, 46c; small grade
A, 36V4c; large grade B, 43c
Wall Street
New York. Dec. 28 U.R
Stocks declined today on In
creased volume despite govern
mental moves to avert a railroad
strike and send steel workers
back to the mills.
A move to make any steel pay
Increase retroactive brought an
immediate return of steel work
ers and operations headed higher
in the Important centers. Steel
shares moved through a narrow
arc and around closing time reg
istered small net losses.
Today's closing price on se
lected stocks:
American Tel. & Tel.
Anaconda
Chrysler ..
Curtiss Wright
General Electric
General Motors ...
Montgomery Ward
Penn. R. R
Phillips Petroleum
J. C. Penney
Radio
Southern Pacific
Standard Oil Cal.
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Transamerica
United Aircrafts
U. S. Rubber
(J. S. Steel
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Frederic Thomas Agens, a
resident of Medford for the past
12 years, passed away at a local
hospital Tuesday morning. Mr.
Agens was born at Newark,
N. J., Feb. 0, 1875. The family
home is at 232 Valley View
Drive.
He is survived by his wife and
one son, Commander F. F. Agens,
U. a. N and two grandchildren.
Nancy and Elizabeth Agens, also
one sister, Mrs. Florence E. Lan-
terman, of East Orange, N. J.
Private funeral services will
be conducted at Grants Pass, on
Wednesday afternoon, Perl .Fu
neral Home is in charge.
JUDY GARLAND ILL
Hollywood, Dec. 28. (U.f9
The "flu" is marching right
through the ranks of the film
colony and has caught Judy Gar
land in its wake. The red-haired
actress is In the Cedars of Leban
on hospital with a combination of
Influenza and ear trouble.
TOY GUN WORKS
Jersey City. N. J.. Dee. 21.
(U.PJ Edward Wooten, 8, tried
out his new toy gun with cork
pellets. It worked. Then he found
a .43 calibre bullet and tried
that. It also worked. Doctors
said he would recover.
HELD IN SLAYING ,
Belllngham. Wash.. Dec. 28
(U.PJ Emmerson Frederick
Rhodes, 26, was arrested here
last night for the alleged
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SOCIETY EARLY
Since the Tribune will not
publish Sunday, Jan. 2, society
new will be published in tne
issue of Friday, Dec 31. So
ciety news must be submitted
not later than Thursday, 5
p. m.
murder of his wife about two
weeks ago in Fresno, Calif.
The arrest followed recognition
of a photograph of the fugitive
by his employer in Belllngham,
according to Sheriff Con Axling.
Too Late to Classify
OFFICER and wlta daatra furnished
house or apartment. No smoking,
drinking, children or pauatra. A.
B. Uaohe, Boom 1S, Hotel Wad
ford. TAKEN UP 8-rnoaths-old white pig.
Owner may have same by paying
for taad and ad. RU . Box 338,
across Highway from Bear Creak
Packln House.
WANTED Experienced book keeper.
Permanent. Oood salary. Only local
residents need apply. Tribune Bos
8833.
FOR prompt and efnolent palnttnf
ana aecareung. aa-nr. aerviw, vau
John 0. Creech, Row Jackson.
3231.
STRAYED On 3-year-old Jeraey
Quernsey belter, figure S brand on
left blp. Oen Weltman, shady
Govt, Ore.
COMPLETELY furnished modem cot
tage Including utilities. In exchange
for housework. Phone SSM.
WANTED To buy 4 or ft-room house
within waiun aiaiano 01 win.
Phone 5304.
WANTED Day dtab washer. Must be
experienced. Dixie can.
WANTED To buy It or later Pord
or cnev. -aoor eeaan. rnone inn
after 6 p. m.
WANTED Manure spreader. Must be
In good ahapo. Pbona ain.
LOST Yellow gold wadding ring with
three diamonds. Mrs. uorinne But
ton, 344 N. Central. Pbona 6308.
FOR SALS 8 scree of good farm land
does to town, tree irrigation.
Priced to sail, Mary Matt, 80O Elm
street.
FOB RENT a-room bouse, aouth et
Stewart, on ft. Peach. RU 1. Bos 108.
FOR SALE 8-gallon Guernsey oow.
FTesn Jan. 0. ueooara-a, ft mu
north Bear Creek bridge, Central
Point.
FOR SALE Hot water tank, rooking
chair, electric labia lamp and very
fin heavy maroon colored plush
drapes, 303 Portland Ave,
FOR SALE A real oak folding type
writer desk and several ohalrs. See
Claud Miles at Rogue Rlvar Chev
rolet at 8th and Bartiett. Ph. 3388.
FOR horse-shoeing, call 8636.
WANTED House In or near city un
der si (00. box 4741, Tribune.
FOR SALS Red weaner pigs, 88 each,
Also tat bogs. L w. Badger, 8 miles
norm central point.
FOR 0ALJE small restaurant wth
living quarters. Doing good busi
ness, other business demands s
quick sale. A small Investment will
put you In a well-paying restau
rant. Inquire White Spot Cafe, It
n. suvaraiae, steaxora.
WANTETJ Housekeeper et the Out
post, call Sara, Bcaular, 8788,
Nlghlt Only Weekdays Starts -M
TODAY 3 DAYS
AecicMtft-
The 4th
WAR LOAN DRIVE
COMING SOON
Let's Keep Backing
the Attack
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OUAKaKTIED AUTO FAXNTXNQ
' Have good stock pra-war paints,
only stock in southern Oregon,
Can, Trucks, Motors, etc, -STEAM
CLEANED.
All work guaranteed.
MITCHELL PAINT SHOP,
80S South Riverside.
WAKTED-To buy two-wheel trailer
in fair eonaiuon. at once. u. asiara.
White Spot Cafe, 318 N. Riverside.
Medford.
LARGE baby bed, Simmons mattress.
nig ocean, ig. siu w. acaaon ot.
CENTRAL POINT 3 seres, partly fur
nished s-room bousa with screened
porch, 14x30 wood and oar shed,
well, chicken bouse, oow abed, wo
ven wire fence all around place.
Reasonable. Writs A. L. Weldon.
Rt. a, Bos 866. Oranta Past,
TOR SALE 360 Wnlta Leghorn pul
lets. Just starting to lay. rrom
Bollywood strain. 31 apiece. Call
T304.
WANTED Stenographer for lumber
company In city. Permanent posi
tion, preferring local real-lent. P. O.
cat 163, Medlord.
IF YOU era In the market for
farm, large or amall, dont put It
off until next year; buy this year
end save money, from Barry Hill.
I acres, 8Uj Irrigated, 4-rm. house,
bam, garage, also., close In to mar
sat and school. 83000 caah.
80 suss, sub-Irrigated, 8-rm.
house, barn, granary, henhouse, 60
acres In crop, fruit and berries, A
good buy at 84760,
48 acre, 18 seres' free Irrigating,
almost new 8-rm. house, new barn,
garage, partly furnished, complete
ly stocked. 88600.
18 eoree, 8-rm. modem house.
alec pressure system, barn, ben.
house. 8 ft seres Irrigated, on good
trout stream, cloae to town. 84600.
I sens, on trout stream, good
frame house, large bldg. Uned with
rort oricro cedar, irrigauon. S360O,
some terms.
80 seres, two good houses, alec.
pressure system, on live stream
83760, .
HARRY HILL, Rogue Rlvar, Or.
WANTED Lata model washing ma
chine. Call V. B. Croft, 8030, baton
e:ao p. m.
FOR SALE 117 C Soto, new ptlnt
ana rings, rrios reasons ois, tuai
Nanegan.
MARCH laying pullets, Rhode Island
and Hampshire Kcxts. fiaat Mam,
Box 630, Fordyoe, Ashland.
FOR BALE wood circulating heater
in good condition, uui Stevenson,
sta at., central point.
LOCAL won .an wants steady work
Have had experience in handling
man's end ladles' clothing: also
yard ale goods; also earn experience
In bookkeeping, pressing or what
have you? Tribune Box 3936.
FOR BALE 8-year-old horaa. Ph. 8430.
WILL PAY CASH tor modern two-
bedroom nouaa on paved street.
Tribune Box 3937.
WANTED Office work, bookkeeping
and typing, oood references. Call
8366 altar 6:16 evenings.
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AUCTION SALS Thursday, Dae. SO, et
the Midway Auction yards, tegular
lineup of cattle, boge and miscella
neous axUclee. A nice consignment
of White! ace cattle.
A nice, dean modal T coupe, good
tires, will be aold at tnla week's
aale.
Always attend our sal, we nave
buyer to absorb all oonstgnrnanta
brought In.
MIDWAY AUCTION CO.
CHAINS for trucks. 83x8. tingle two
acta only, 37.SS; saae dual ebalna, s
sett only, 338.76. Montgomery-Ward.
FOR SALE Estate Heatrola, coal
wood. Like new. 340. Phone 8)037.
1831 Willys 6 ooupe. oood rubber.
Pbona 0469 altar e p. m.
HELP CONSERVE PUBl by Uiatalltut
storm windows eavo 34 of your
Mel Medford Mllwork Co., The
oiaas House. Phone 411. lotb end
Orape.
WANTED Competent lady fry cook.
uaii at Kiveraiae aurkes.
LATE MODEL USED CARS
1841 Ford Super Deluxe Coupe.
Heater, radio, seat oovera.
1840 Chrysler Royal Sedan. Raster,
radio, seat covers.
1038 Ford Deluxe Sedan.
1038 Da Soto Sedan.
Bav large stock Antl-fraate end
Battcrlee.
Bee et A. S. "Tubby DEANS
Your Pontlao Dealer
Ttlohtleld Station
6th end Orape. Phone 8841.
BUY WAR BONDS
LOST Keys in ten leather eat.
Phone 4368.
WANTED Man and wife to work on
modern dairy farm, Jo Woodcock,
Murphy, Ore.
THE NEXT SALE St the Llveetock
Pavilion will be January 1st.
FOR oU btetert, new and old, see
Jo J. Jones, 433 King..
MOVINO to all parts ef Oregon
Washington, California. -vby paddvd
van Regular aarvte. Beds Trans
fer Dial 362.
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HUB SARD BROS. WU1 be
Wednesday and Thursday. Daosm
bar 38-30, for Inventory, Bubbard
Wray Company will remain open for
business.
WANTED Salaa cltrka. ear help and
Janitors. x penance unnafaei
Apply Camp Wnit Etrhanse ,
ploy mans omaa.
OITT TRANSFER at STORAOB OO.
Faddad van aarvte for rout coa-
Pbone 48S4. S3 a. fir.
FOR SALE Bast quauty Uva red rt
sawdust rrompt delivery. svarss
Dial 4448.
rTrRNTTTjRlt MOVINO. Regular tea
service. Stat or natlon-wld. rhort
8888. Davis Transfer. 40 South Fa?
Street.
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Face-Unas sag wrinkle form ereae
Dlataa remain unworn. Avoid sale add
plate firmly all dsy, rt act with tats
, ever da
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!oratla.
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rleta yaa enjoy
solid foods, avoid a
berraainMQt ef loose
alstas. II alps prsvaat
tor sums.
tWocM'slawHs!
apUte powder.
3. bconorolosli sosal
amount lute loan.
4. Pure sad aernuest
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Out el bound, civilian only
Delicious chicken and steak
dinners 7.00 p. m., 3 a. m.,
except Sunday. Phone day
time S300. night 9101.
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