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Portland, Ore., June 6 (U.R) Mayor Earl Riley threw the Master switch sounding Port land's air raid alarm system at 12:33 a. m. (PWT) today, imme diately following Gen. Eisen hower's official announcement that Allied forces were assault ing fortress Europe from land, sea and air. Although police sirens Joined in proclaiming the long await ed news, few church officials could be reached. The Trinity Episcopal church threw open its doors during the early morning admitting more than 150 people of all races and creeds including many in uniform. Grover Wiltiam, chief radio man for the Portland-Vancouver shipyards, said the workers re ceive.: the news at the yard in "kind of nervous expectancy." Williams said that workers ig nored their lunch while listen ing to the news and later re turned to work with "furious energy." Fire Dispatchers Receive Training Seven fire dispatchers are be ing trained this week by M. L. Tedrow, fire chief of the Rogue River National Forest service, at Camp Carberry in the Applegate. Dispatchers are trained by the service to receive the calls from lookouts when forest fires are reported, judge the requirements of the blaze and to dispatch the proper sized crews and proper equipment for its control. Cm Mall Tribune Want Ada. ADRIENNE'S JUNE or SPRING APPAREL SUITS Plaids, checks, tweeds, all wool suits. Values to 27.98. Now, special at . , , $1 098 DRESSES One rack of hundreds of Dresses - Juniors and regular sizes. Values to S16.98. Now, clearance ... $798 White Dresses One rack of all white dresses and two-piece suits. Values to $29.98. Now, clearance . . . $1098 COATS Special assortment of coats for your summer wear -Box casuals, fitted styles navy, black, red, brown and pastel colors. , Values to $29.98, now 100 HATS Straws and lovely felts. Values up to $9.98. Now priced for this clearance $3.98 Clearance Begins Wednesday! ADRIENNE'S COURT HOUSE NEWS Marriages Paul Bruce Jones and Elgava Arlette Harris. Pfc. William Harold Smith and Lei a Frances Wiseman. Divorces Filed Louise Dowd vs. Robert F. Dowd. John F. McQueen vs. Lucille M. McQueen. Inez E. Hill vs. Johnnie B. Hill. Margaret Wilson vs. Carrol Wilson. probate Court Estate pf James E. Redmon, deceased. Estate of Mattie Gillis, de ceased. Estate of Flora A. White, de ceased. Estate of James H. Hersey, deceased. Deeds LouIa Elliott, Louise Q. Elliott. Eric W. Allen and Ida Elliott Allen to W. Ray Parker and Margaret M. Parker, warranty deed. u. u. Moore to josepn J. Han, quit claim deed. Joseph J. Hall to Fred Mitcnell and Zona Mitchell, quitclaim deed. Fred Mitchell and zona Mitchell to Dale Sawyer, warranty deed. cnaries Jackson Humphrey and zo- ra E. Humphrey to E. Mandel, war ranty deed. Louise Grimes and L. C. Grimes to Sam Wagler, quitclaim deed. men w. uucnes and vera m. Ouches to Holly Michael and Verl Michael, warranty deed. liesue a. ixxK ana prances m. Oook to Stanley E. Burton and Hazel m . uurton , warra n ty aeea . Clara Cleveland to Kizzle Edmond- son and Leola Edmondson, warranty deed. 6. C. Kesler and Lois Kesler to Henry B. Johnson, Jr., warranty deed. Ma Dei reiton Jacoos to wimam W. Gregory, quitclaim deed. ciauae a. urove to Kooert k. Jackson and Nora Jackson, warranty deed. Claude A. Grove to C. B. Card, easements. $19.98 One Table of Summer BAGS Smart hand bags In black, brown, navy and pastel shades, as well as white. Values to $8.98. Special $2.98 ""x ft u mm Atat1 ft WW w ft Edward Saupert and Evelyn Sau pert to Robert Ft. Jackson and Nora L. Jackson, warranty deed. William N. Carl and Flossie H. Car! to Fred L. Walker and Catharine E. Walker, warranty deed. - Elda P. Anderson to Adah A. Gates, warranty deed. George Riley and Myrtle O. Riley to Marshall O. Barber and Ellen Peter, son Barber, warranty deed. Marshall G, Barber and Ellen Peter sen Barber to Howard Wliey, war ranty deed. Frankle Corey and Frank Corey to Orbra Abbott and Beulab Abbott, warranty deed. Jessie I. Cooley, Charles R. Cooley. Emma L. Cooley and Grace C. Collins to Sam H. Oetlnger and Florence B. Oettnger, quitclaim deed. George P. Chalker and Edna I. Chalker to Ray Lante and Catherine A. Lange, warranty deed. Jacob Moore and Kose Moor 10 Wm. H. Hart and Lois I. Hart, war ranty deed. Stephen A. wye and Anna c. ft ye to Oliver M. Goss, quitclaim deedy John M .Wagner and Anna A. Wag ner to William A. Snider and Mil dred Snider, quitclaim deed. Flovd E. Davis and Louella Dorrls bavls to Fred L. Walker and Catharine E. Walker, warranty deed. Donald C. Leonard and Jean C. Leonard to Lettle L. Stansble and Sylvia E. Brannan, warranty deed. Elmer Wester to Buryl Palmer and Pauline Palmer, warranty deed. C. P. Peyton and Doris A. Peyton to Marjorle Custer, warranty deed. Verna Rae Webb and Martin B. Webb, Jr., to Annie J. Bate man, war ranty deed. William W. uregory ana jwann a. Gregory to W. C. Hlglnbotham and Bonnie as. wain oom am, warrauij deed. W. C. Hlglnbotham and Bonnie . Hlalnbotham to Ray H. Taylor and May C. Taylor, warranty deed. Edwin n. wem to xjucuiq a. pen ned v. warranty deed. William H. Bishop and Rose E. Bishop to C. C. Clemens and Grace P. Clemens, warranty aeea. Jackson County reaerai savings and Loan Association to Cecil W. Ec- cleston and Lola B. Eccleston, war ranty deed. Clarence A. Bauer to james v. xtey- nolds, warranty deed. William u. Autennetn ana uumn E. Autenrleth to Soren M. Chrsltensen and Ruby Marie Chrlstensen, war ranty deed. Stanley a. uoieman vo aqs d. -mc- man, qultclal mdeed. Ada B. coieman to js. a. eoutn ana Nellie South, warranty deed. Fred Walte and June B. wane to Horace P. Lee and Edna Lee. warranty deed. Jackson County. Oregon, to oeo. W. Reynolds, partial release of lien. Mary S. Hurst to Gordon A. Kim ball and Winifred A. Kimball, war ranty deed. Sheriff Syd I, Brown to Carrie E. Young, sheriff's deed. Lloyd S Nix and Helen R. Nix to M. B. Llndley. warranty deed. City of Medford to Nora B. Leslie, waT.-anty deed. Lee Roy Hunt and Ethel M. Hunt to Clifford Anderson and Monaclalre Anderson, warranty deed. Clifford Anderson and Monaclalre Anderson to Betty R. Fein and Gus C. Fein, warranty deed. K. J. Leavltt and Fern L. Leavltt to Richard Von der Hellen and Vir ginia von der Hellen, warranty deed. Elmer Herrled and ' Frona Herrled to Louis G. Centner and Lillian P Gentner, warranty deed. Roy A. Miller and Una I. Miller to Edward F. Klenatra and Ella Mar garet Kienstra, warranty deed. J. H. Ralston and LeNeve Flske Ralstron to E. R. Cochrane, quit claim deed. Frank Jordan to Mayble Jordan, quitclaim deed. Edith B. Swartsley and George H. fl war to ley to Henry Kerby and Pearl Kerby, warranty deed. i-rwit River Prooertlea Company to jBeuIah T. Faber and Everett A. Fa- bcr, contract 01 saie. Wm. E. Maynard. Jr., and Edyth C. Maynard to Orvllle E. Chlldreth and Orace A. Chlldreth, warranty deed. Siskiyou Memorial Association to Elsie M. Grove, deed. City of My.ord to Mlna Ra worth, warranty deu. W. C. McGlasaon and Effle Lee McGlatiSon to D. O. Harris and Josephine Harris, warranty deed. Frank Moore and Nana Moore to Faye Marston, warranty deed. First National Bank of Eugene to W. W. McDonald, deed. B. W Brock and Patsy Brock to Werner Alexander Jaeger and Odllla Jaejcer. warranty deed. David H. Flnley, Francis Flnley and Geitrude Flnley to C. A. Fran zen, warranty deed. C. A. Franzen and Stella E. Fran zen to David A. Schatz and Matilda W. Schntz. warranty deed. City of Oold Hill, Oregon, to R. E. Shaw and Mary E. Shaw, deed. Lucy E. Textor to John A. Oam mlll and Lillian L. Gammlll, war ranty deed. J. Orbln Cooksey and Berneece L. Cooksey to Eugene Mandel. quitclaim deed. Eugene Mandel to Chaa. J. Hum phrey, quitclaim deed. City of Medford to Ed Dutton and Cora Dutton, warranty deed. Irma Wood to David R. Allred and Betty Marie Allred. warranty deed. T. J. Hlffht and Gertrude M. Hlght to California Oregon Power Company, right of way. Lydia A. Morton to Oliver O. Mor ton aiid Alice A. Morton, warranty deed. Oliver O- Morton and Alice A. Morton to Lydia A. Morton and Alta P. Morton, warranty deed. J. D. Hawkins and Edith Hawkins to Leander Edwards and Ethel J. Ed wards, warrant deed. Leander Edward and Ethel J. Ed wards to R. 8. fllwth and Bessie Slth. quitclaim deed. R. 8. Sleth and Bsl Bleetb to Cllne E. Taylor and Ruby E. Tay lor, warrantv deed. J. F. Ward and Ruth B. Ward to ntenhen W. Moss and Mary E. Mom, wn-rnntv deed. Katharine Grar Chlrhesfr Duffle Bosworth and Favmond H. Bosworth to Oeorse J. MTrltt and Esther H. Mrrltt. warranty ded. M. H H"m and Jeanne Hess to Mnmli M. Conner, warranty deed Cnltle Palm and Nledermeyer, Inc., to Mark A. Ooldv. contract. Rav M. Arthur and May I. Arthur to Josenh J. flllva and Llla Silva, wmmt? deed, Gerttude T. Oatea t Fred A. Ol 1'ver and Abble M. Olllver, warranty ded. Laura M. Hi iter. I son to Belden C. Tavlor and Lottie I. Taylor, warranty deed. Viola Aldredire and P. M. Aldredge to Rst Bostock. wsrranty deed. Jackson County Court to H. A. Tay lor, ded. i J. Fred Lewis to Thomas C. Buck- Highest Prices Paid for Glean USED GARS We See It! We Do It! AUTOMOBILE MARKET 6)h and Bartlett Srt. Phone 3919 "Cover Girl" Opens Wednesday wmw mil; ..iywp;--. ----- "OTt'ys Some of me ouauues to be en in the musical "Cover seen Girl,1 starring Rita Hayworth Ingham and Mary B. Buckingham, warranty deed. Emma White to Otto Borman. quit claim deed. J. A. Ruth and Allen R, Ruth to Edward R. Davis and Maud E. Davis, warranty deed. Frederick W. Combs and Helen B. Combs to Lloyd R. Dusenbury and Helen E. Dusenbury, warranty deed. F00TPRINTERS SLATE BANQUET, ELECTION Medford Chapter No. 15 of the International Footprinters as sociation will hold the organiza tion's annual meeting and elec tion of officers on Monday, June 12, at Rupp's dining room in Cen tral Point. The meeting Is scheduled fo?' 7 p. m. and President Robert Elder has requested that all Footprinters in this area attend. . - v, ! At s 1 h " n P Th- --fii r i ,i iff Trn-lfcr--:v'-)----Y: ifrtili 'i- -fir1 urnA i 'mi IT.i ' V iiirfitltentrh rfieMnVi t'mT 81 n B a Lughv mw jjjeans ne'jobacco i ana Gene Keny, wmcn opens tomorrow for a four-day run I at the Craterian. Largest Lumber Yard Is Burned Pittsburg, Cal., June 6 (U.R) Federal Bureau of Investigation agents today were investigating a $2,500,000 fire which razed the Redwood Manufacturing com pany plant, reportedly the larg est lumber yard in the world, before 1000 fire fighters brought the wind-whipped inferno under control early Sunday morning. Fire fighting units from six towns, 300 soldiers and a coast guard fire boat responded to the frantic alarm which went out Saturday night as the roaring flames threatened several near by war plants. Closing me for Classified ads 9 a. m. In Late to Classify, 12:30 p. m. BABY FLAT TOP LOST LAST MAY Washington, June 6. (U.R) The U. S. escort carrier Block Island was sunk last month in the Atlantic as a rtsi.lt of enemy action, the navy announced to day. A navy communique said cas ualties were light. It did not specify the type of action in which the "baby flat top" went down. The Block Island is the first U. S. carrier to be lost in the Atlantic. Its loss brought to six the number of American car riers lost in tliis war. Only one of the other sunken carriers the Liscome Bay, which was sunk last November in the Gilbert Islands operation was a baby flat top. The other four were the Lex ington, Yorktown, Wasp and Hornet, all sunk In the Pacific. The sinking of the Block Island brought to 126 the num ber of combatant vessels lost by the American navy in this war. By- Carmen Chase Roxy Ann 4-H club is plan ning a showmanship demonstra tion for June 7, to be held at News of 4-H ft CLUBS MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Chase's. Every member should I bring 10 feet of rope to make a halter. i The father-mother day picnic i was postponed until June 17 be- cause of stormy weather. A swimming party is planned for June 25. Next meeting will be held at Lehman's June 28. i CALL UNITED AIR LINES FOR TRAVEL INFORMATION Telephone 7111 Atofnliners fo Son Francisco, lot Angeles, Portland Seattle, Chicago, New York, Washington, D. C. UNITED TV Tuesday. June 6. 1944 THREE Vm Mali Tribune Want Ads. PARK VIEW CONVALESCENT HOME 153 Granite, Ashland. Oregon PHONE 7091 Equipped to care for bed patienti Registered Nurse in Charge AIR LINES Municipal Airport
