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LOCAL and
- Council Mooting City coun
cil will meet this evening at 7:30
o'clock in the mayor's office in
city hall. Only routine business
is on the agenda.
In Portland Mr. and Mrs.
Harry R. Ingling, county court
house, left this morning for
Portland to spend several days
on business. Mr. Ingling is the
county Jailer.
Visiting Here Mrs. F. W.
Bartlett of Yreka arrived in
Medford yesterday afternoon to
visit Mrs. Maybelle Bechtel of
147 North Holly street for an
indefinite time.
Sergeant Here Staff Sgt.
Orville Burnette is in Medford
to spend a 15-day furlough with
' his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Burnette, 425 NortH Holly street.
He is stationed at Camp Cook,
Calif.
Lt. Ryan Visitor First Lt. D.
4 H. Ryan, on the air corps in
structing staff at Roswell, N. M.,
field, is enjoying a visit with his
brother and family, Mr. and Mrs.
R. W. Ryan, on their Table Rock
ranch.
Chapter 'to Meet Reames
chapter, O.E.S., will hold the
stated communication Thursday,
June 8, in the Medford Masonic
temple at 8 p. m. There will be
initiation and refreshments. Vis
itors are welcome.
'
Change Meeting Medford
Lady Lions will meet this eve
ning at Ehrheart's cafe at 7:30
o'clock instead of at the home of
Mrs. L. C. Coyle, as previously
announced. The meeting will be
preceded by the serving of des
sert. Gaili Leaving Mrs. Budd
Gail and two sons of, 300 Mae
street left this morning for Sac
ramento, Calif., to spend an in
definite time. Mrs. Gail's hus
band, Pvt. Gail, is stationed at
Camp Kohler with the signal
corps. En route south Mrs. Gail
will stop in Redding to visit her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Laurence
Pennington.
Graduates Lloyd G. Lyman
graduated May 31 from the U. S.
Naval Reserve Midshipmen's
school, located on the campus of
the University of Notre Dame,
Indiana, and was commissioned
an ensign in the naval reserve,
according to a release from the
school. Ensign Lyman is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Lyman,
' 1504 West Main street.
Wright Here Newell L.
Wright, Portland, timber man
agement specialist with the Port
land office of the regional for
ester, national forest service, is
in Jackson county this week. Mr.
Wright, with Karl Janouch,
superintendent, and F. G. Whit
ney, assistant, are making tim
ber sale Inspections in the Union
Creek district of the Rogue River
forest.
.
On Leave Douglas Finch,
chief electrician in the navy Sea
bees, and his wife arrived yester
day on a 10-day leave from Port
Hueneme, Calif., to visit with
local friends and relatives. Finch
was in Rhode Island until a few
weeks ago when he was trans
ferred to the California base, and
Mrs. Finch joined him there.
l They are staying with Mrs. Joe
Rostelle at 128 S. Holly street.
Temple to Meet Zulelma
Temple, Daughters of the Nile,
will hold a picnic followed by
the regular meeting in Ashland
next Saturday. The picnic will
be at 12 noon in Lithia park and
the meeting is scheduled for 2
p. m. at the Masonic hall. Mem
bers attending the affair are
asked to bring one picnic dish
or menu item for the lunch, and
the committee in charge will
provide coffee and rolls.
Baker Leaving Jack Baker
1944 graduate of Medford high
school and winner of the Bill
Gates football award this year,
is leaving tonight by train to re
port to Portland for induction
into the navy- Having previously
qualified for radio and radar
training, Baker will enter the
navy as a seaman second class,
and will leave Portland tomor
row for Great Lakes. 111., for
.boot camp training. After that,
-he is scheduled to receive nine
months' training in 'radio and
radar, completing the course
with the rating of second class
petty officer. Baker's parents are
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Baker of Rt.
1, Central Point.
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RATES
CRATER
HOTEL
Across From Crrrerian
Theatre Phone 4174
SINGLE S4.50 t $6.
DOUBLE $7.50 to $12
New Simmons Innor
Spring Mattrotfei Fro
Showers. Clean Roomil
PERSONAL
CALENDAR
Tuesday
7:30 p. m. Lady Lions, aux
iliary meeting, home of Mrs. C.
L. Coyl, 708 Park St., for des
sert. 8:00 p. m Wesleyan Guild,
at church. Loyalty circle will
be guests. Dr. Susie Standard,
program chairman.
8:00 p. m Pythian Sisters,
regular temple meeting at K. of
P. hall.
Wednesday
10:00 a. m. Camp White
Red Cross Auxiliary Production
Unit, Outpost.
12:30 p. - m. Get Together
club, pot-luck luncheon at
Eagles' hall, 217 W. Main St.
Bring- sewing kits.
1:00 p. m. Contemporary
Book club, home of Mrs. B. L.
Lageson. Co -hostess, Mrs. C.
I. Drummond.
6:45 p. m. Members of First
Baptist church, covered dish
dinner at church. Convention
reports. Those attending asked
to bring two dishes for each
family.
Thursday
1:00 p. m. Medford Sojourn
ers club, regular meeting with
dessert luncheon at Girls' Com
munity club. For reservations,
telephone Mrs. Vincent Smith,
number 3466.
2:00 p. m Loyalty circle of
Methodist church, Sunshine par
lors. Business meeting and re
freshments. Hostesses, Mrs.
Walter Johnson and Mrs. O. C.
Richey.
Building Permits D. L. Flynn
of 1324 Queen. Ann avenue ap
plied at the city superintendent's
office this morning for a permit
to construct a private garage at
a stated cost of $150. Frank
Runtz of 1408 North Riverside
avenue applied for a permit to
build a shed roof, costing ap
proximately $200.
Visitor Here Mrs. Harry
Beesley is in Medford visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. F.
Schmidt, 317 Howard street. Her
husband, Lt. Beesley, Is now
overseas with the air corps. Mrs.
Beesley will return to San Fran
cisco, where she is making her
home for the present, after con
cluding her stay here.
Lowry Here Burton Lowry,
Jr., supervisor In the Albina sea
man engineering works in Port
land, is in the valley this week
to supervise thinning of his two
peach orchards. He is staying
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Burton Lowry, Sr., at the Bear
Creek Orchards. Lowry's wife
and two daughters remained at
their home in Portland.
Seabe Here Harold Suther
land, petty officer in the Navy
Seabees, and Mrs. Sutherland ar
rived in Medford on a 15-day
leave and are visiting his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Suther
land of Phoenix. Sutherland has
just completed seven months'
training at Camp Perry, Va. On
completion of his leave, he will
report to Camp Thomas, R. I., an
embarkation camp.
Boys Who Fought
Will Have Honor
Of Running Rome
Rome, June 6 (U.R) The
honor of garrisoning Rome will
go to the doughboys who have
seen heavy combat throughout
the Italian campaign, it was an
nounced today.
Maj. Gen. Harry Johnson
who heads the Rome area com
mand said he felt that only
fighting men deserved the
privilege and restful assign
ment of keeping order In Rome.
One combat unit posted signs
on the outskirts of Rome which
said:
"Off limits for all PBS per
sonnel." PBS stands for "peninsular
base section" units which
have been stationed at the base
and, in comparison to the men
who have been fighting
throughout the campaign, liv
ing the life of Riley.
SGT. YORK SEES FINISH
OF NAZIS IN 60 DAYS
Jamestown, Tenn., June 8
OJ.R) Sgt. Alvin C. York, "one
man army" of World War I
fame who says he's Just itching
to take another crack at the Ger
mans, today gave Hitler and his
gang Just 60 days to stay in the
war now that the invasion has
started.
"Mr. Hitler and his butcher
boys can start thinking about
'Hara-Klrl' or some other quick
powder out of the mess they
started for the end is in sight for
them," he said.
! MAJOR SUICIDES '
San Francisco, June 6 (U.R)
Funeral services were being ar
i ranged today (or Maj. Wayne
: McHenry Akers, 45, finance of
' ficer at Letterman General hos
! tMtol I the Presidio of San
i Francisco, who shot himself in
his office yesterday.
MONEY TO LOAN
On JEWELRY, CAMERAS
and MUSICAL INSTRU
MENTS. See our un-rdtm-d
Jewelry savings. PEO
PLE'S LOAN CO. 22914 E.
Main Street State liceus
P-137.
IS AWARDED LATE
LIEUT. DON FIELD
An army Air Medal was
awarded posthumously to Lt.
Don Field, Medford fighter pilot
who perished in the North Af
rican campaign during a battle
April S, 1943, last night. Pres
entation of the medal was made
to his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
M. B. Field, by Capt. O. M.
Smith of the Medford airbase
at the Field home, 610 South
Oakdale, with only members of
the family present for the cere
mony. The citation made with the
award, received from Brig. Gen.
Edward F. Witsell, reads: "For
meritorious achievement while
participating in aerial flight
during the period of Feb. 14,
1943, to April 5, 1943. Due to
his extraordinary skill as a navi
gator, Lt. Field participated as
formation leader on two occa
sions on the long water non-stop
flight from England to North
Africa,, before being assigned to
an operational squadron. On his
second combat mission, April 5,
1943, Lt. Field participated with
his squadron In a fierce battle
with enemy aircraft over the
From this engagement,
during which his squadron de
stroyed 18 enemy aircraft, Lt.
Field is missing. By his skill
as a navigator and courage and
coolness as a pilot, Lt. Field has
reflected great credit upon him
self and upon the armed forces
or the United States."
Lt. Field's Purple Heart medal
had previously been sent to his
parents, accompanied by a letter
of sympathy from Henry L.
Stimson, then secretary of war.
Additional information re
ceived by the Fields concerning
the last flight of their son is
to the effect that in addition to
the 18 aricraft referred to in the
citation, which were German
troop transports, the American
airmen destroyed 13 fighter
planes during the same battle.
Army heads later referred to
this air engagement as one of
the crucial air battles of the
North African campaign. Lt.
Field's plane, a P-38, was re
ported to have been downed 20
miles off shore over the Medi
terranean sea.
Lt. Field graduated from Med
ford senior high school, took air
cadet training at the Southern
Oregon College of Education
and was a student at Oregon
State college when he went into
the air corps.
Butte Falls Boy
Gains Promotion
In 9th Air Force
A Ninth Air Force Bomber
Base, England The promotion
of Freeman Haynes, 19, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Murl F. Haynes
RFD 1, Eagle Creek, Ore., to the
rank of technician, fifth grade,
has been announced by the head
quarters of this A-20 light bom
bardment base in England.
A former forest ranger, Cpl.
Haynes, Is now assigned to this
station's fire-fighting platoon.
He entered the U. S. army on
July 8, 1943.
Cpl. Haynes attended Butte
Falls high school in Jackson
county, Ore., where he was ac
tive in all types of physical
training, including basketball.
He has one brother in the navy
and a grandfather who was a
colonel in the Civil War.
AFL Union Official
Held In Peculation
New York, June 6 (U.R)
Edgar L. Keenan, 50, an official
of the Brotherhood of Railway
and Steamship Clerks (AFL),
surrendered at the district at
torney's office today after his In
dictment by a New York county
grand Jury on a charge of em
bezzling $2,534 from the union,
including about $1,600 which
the members had set aside for
the Red Cross.
Keenan, the indictment charg
ed, misappropriated the union
funds by making false entries In
the organization's accounts be
tween May, 1941, and June, 1942.
CLEAN FACTORY-
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THE EFFICIENT FUEL!
200 Gu. Fl. Load
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Only Meaning For
D-D ay Is Trouble
For Axis Powers
What is D-Day?
Although it has been Inter
preted to mean Day of Des
tiny, Day of Destruction, Date
Day, Day of Deliverance, and
others, the D merely is a sym
bol selected by military lead
ers for the day of invasion.
To military men, the use
of the term "D-Day" is a con
venient way for them to dedi
cate specific troops and sup
plies for a planned operation.
It is the designated day for ac
tion without revealing to the
enemy the all important actual
time for launching the attack.
A crew of 18 and 17-year-old
youths recruited in Portland,
Seattle and other sections of the
northwest left Medford today to
work in the blister rust control
project of the Rogue River For
est service. Forty-three were
sent out in the first group and
additional groups scheduled for
Wednesday and Friday will bring
the total crew up to 100.
The blister rust control camp
will be set up in the Union
Creek area and will have Charles
King as foreman. It was said
that the crews are recruited in
other sections of the northwest
in order not to deplete the local
labor supply.
Control crews for the blister
rust, disease which attacks white
pine forests, are used each sum
mer on the Rogue River forest.
Latest Quads Well
England Reports
Lewisham, England, June r)
(U.R) England's fifth set of quad
ruplets within a year, born Sat
urday night to Aircraftsman K.
Robinson and his wife, Edith,
were reported "prospering" to
day in a specially heated room
at Lewisham hospital.
The couple had wanted a girl.
They got three of them and a
boy.
Three of the babies weighed
slightly under three pounds and
the fourth under two pounds.
Mrs. Robinson, 32, was re
ported "well."
JACKIE COOGAN HOME
FROM GLIDER SERVICE
Washington, June 6. (U.R)
The kid came back today, no
longer a kid, but a genuine,
bronzed, husky-looking and
practically bald hero.
Now nearly 30, Flight Officer
John L. Coogan, who will al
ways be "Jackie" to millions of
Americans who remember his
youthful movie roles, told at a
press conference how he flew
British chlndit troops into Bur
ma by glider last March in the
first operation of its kind against
the Japanese.
Coogan, home on leave, ex
pected to leave for his home in
Hollywood tonight.
Camp White Dance
Schedule
Thursday
Regular informal dance at
Service Club No. 2, with the
SCU orchestra playing. Bus
leaves Riverside USO at 8 p. m
Games party at Station Hos
pital. Hostesses asked to meet
at Outpost at 6:45 p. m. for
transportation. Those planning
to attend must call Ruth Boyd,
4871 or 5002, not later than
Wednesday noon in order that
transportation may be provided.
It is suggested that hostesses
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Sooth M. Savo mat In big sIim.
ZERO CLUB
Out of bounds, civilians only
Delicious chicken and steak
dinners, 7:00 p. m., 3 a. m.,
except Sunday. Phone day
time 5300; night 8101.
$6.75
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BLISTER CONTROL
CREWS SENT OUT
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Full 11
Holly's Star
Roy Rogers, "the king of the
cowboys," comes to the Holly
for a four-day run starting to
morrow. Co-starring with Roy,
is lovely Dale Evans. Victor
Jory stars in the second smash
hit, "Unknown Guest," with
Pamela Blake and Harry Hay
den. first attend the games party at
the hospital and then go on to
the dance at the Service club.
Use Mall Tribune Want Add.
Too Late to Classify
FOR SALE Cabla & Son baby grand
piano, mono odjo.
FOB SALE Walnut dining tablo anil
Call 4249..
FURNISHED apartment. 134 8. Ivy.
S3500 Modern home, two bedrooms.
sleeping porcn, ilrepiac-e, narawoou
floors, large lot. lots ol shade.
Small down payment. H. a. Wilson,
7 Chestnut. Phone 4644.
FOR SALE Weaner pigs. 8; feeders.
aiu. rTanK unnKin, Anient. jre. in
quire Bates' Service Station.
THE Midway Auction Co. will have
several pieces oi nice iunmuio tu
this week's sale. Among them will
be a nice 3-plece bedroom set con
atetlng of bed. dresser, chest of
drawers. innersprtnR mattress and
box springs, 1 breakfast set ttable
and 4 chairs), 1 lare Brunswlcke
Vlctrela and several other pieces
of furniture. In farm machinery
la a 1st model John Deere mower
with tractor tongue and levers ar
ranged to operate from tractor seat,
1 iron-wheel wagon and hayrack, I
child's riding pony, several head of
feeder hogs, good lineup of dalry
tvpe cattle, 1 well-bred Jersey bull.
Midway Auction Co. sale, Thursday,
June 8, 1 p. m. K. W. Holmes, auc
tioneer; N. A. Mead, clerk.
DONT WORRY about moving. For
complete service rn. e. t;iy
Transfer Se Storage, 38 8. Fir St.
CLEAN, alr-condltloned sleeping
rooms, close In. Phone cose.
FARM boy. nearly 18, want work.
Martin oruQD. rnone tjoaa.
FOR SALE Lata 1939 Nash 4-door
sedan. Good clean Job. Good mo
tor, good tires. A good buy. Phone
4480. W. A. Arnold, 604 Penn Avo.
WiMTim Willi -tm limmr hnltvtr
throughout state, uooa wages, jm
penses paid. Begin at once. Tele
phono 3345 between 8 and 8.
ATTENTION, PLEASE I
Just arrived, famous Dayton. Mc
Claren, 6-ply tires, 60016 and
66016.
Block amber fog lights.
Pre-war 17. 18. 19 and 31 tubas.
Largo supply Goodyear batteries.
A few good used cars.
We want soma late model cars.
See us before you sell.
A. Z. "Tubby" Dean,
Youth Pontlac Dealer.
Rlchfleld-Statlon, flth and Grape.
Buy More Bonds. Dial 3942.
FOR SALE 4 -room house, garage,
woodshed, henhouse, 'i A. Irrigated,
1360. Re. a. Box 44-C, Howard Ave.
Shows at 1:45.6:45-9:30
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TOR SALE 1039 ChT. logging truck.
Has 1460 Eaton differential. 89-M
Brownllpe trans., Walker dual-axle
trailer, air brakes, 8 new tires, mo
tor Just rebuilt. A real buy. Can
b financed. Inquire Champ's Oar
age. 311 E. 8th.
FARMERS, attention: For fast deliv
ery or quick move of heavy machin
ery. Ph. 3888. Davis Transfer &
Storage Co., 40 8. Fir St.
FOR 6 ALE Just 7 miles from town.
130 acres beautiful tlmberland.
Lovely building site on bank all
year round creek, excellent spring
good cold water nearby. About a500O
worth of fine timber, fir. cedar and
pine. Health will not permit me
to handle timber. Will sacrifice for
91500. Geo. Ring, Gold Hill, Ore.
$13,500"
26 acres, fi-rra. modern
home, good barn, good
new poultry house for BOO, new dou
ble garage. A fine dairy herd, 600
pullets, a nearly new, pickup and
all other stock and equipment AH
lrrtgated. Everything for 13,500. A
good Income starts the day you
buy. Ben R. Cooper, broker; Chns.
Blaesa. sale&man. 223 K. Riverside.
Ph. 7357 or 7316.
FOR 8ALE Living room set. cook
stove and on heater. A. T. Robert
son, Lozler lane.
LOST Patlon books 3 and 4 for Ethel
Lostutter; keys, bank book, other
Important papers. Gen Del,, Med
ford. FOR 6 ALE Hay in the field, sow with
7 pigs, Tew feeder pigs. 3 miles
north Central Point, Pacific Hwy.
W. H. Peninger.
ROOM for rent, furnished, $6 week,
345 a. central.
FOR 8ALE One complete lartte bed.
one pair new baby shoes alze 7-D,
one gasollue folding camp stove. 622
6. Holly.
FOR SALE Gaines dog meal. Fa-
Dera, at a. tuversme. rnone 4448.
FOR CALK Lawn mower, electric
roaster, bed, chairs, dishes, alarm
clock, floor lamp, aluminum griddle,
portable radio, curtain aire tc her,
rug frame on stand, trunk, suitcase.
244 S. Central.
LOST Pair green sun glasses on Elk
ureek roaa oeiween Train sawmiu
and Crater Lake Hwy. Reward of 5.
Phone 4357 or 419 Arcadia Ct.
FOR RENT Furnished two-bedroom
apartment. Call after fi p. m. 916
West 10th.
WANTED Experienced operator to
manage small Deauty shop, tsatao
lished bueineas. Steady clientele.
Phone 8693 Sunday or evenings.
4605 days.
FOR SALE Fisher's Wheat Mix, mill
run. facers, ai a. itiver&ide. pa.
4449.
STRAWBERRIES for canning. Oak-
aaie urooery.
GET your baby chicks at Faber's, 84
e. iuversiae. fa. w.
FRANKLIN'S GROCERY wtil be open
for business soon. Watch for an
nouncement. FOR SALE! Five-room modern dwel
ling on North Central Ave. Hard
wood floors, good condition. Price
$2,860. terms.
F01 flALE 93-acre dsiry ranch, will
located, partly Irrigated, 26 head
milch cows and hollers and Imple
ments go with place. Will put up
100 tons of hay. 3 acres Bartieta and
Anjous. Income last year over
7,000. Total sale price $18,000,
terms.
The Wahl Agency,
Rm. 7, Jacknon Co. Bank Bldg.
Dial 4478.
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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE .
FOR SALE Flaher'a egg producer. Fa
ber's, 84 8. Riverside. Ph. 4449.
STRAWBERRIES for canning. Oak
dale Grocery.
LET us do haylnr. We cut, rake, bale,
haul. Can 6475.
FREE rent and farm products to el
derly ooupla to uve on larra, cioao
In aa watchman. Ma.y do some
work with pay. Tribune Box 4934.
2 LUMBER handlers. Top wage,
steady work. Apply Harry Eld en.
Southern Oregon Planing Mill Co.,
Central Point.
NOTICE If you are troubled with ter
mites, pnuuo rncuio fu oc tw,
3413.
ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON Perman
ent s a specialty. Across from Hol
loway's Grocery, 120 N, Central.
Phone 2664.
REPLACE your broken window glass.
New glass Installed while you wait.
MEDFORD MILLWORK CO.,
The Glass House,
Phone 4112. 10th and Grape.
PLANER BLOX Full load 5.50. Med-
lora ruei. rei. am.
L A W NMOWER 8 sharpened and r
patreU. Joa J. Jones, 423 King. Ph.
2537.
FIR ROUGH BLOX & SLABS, green,
o-uer ioaa, o.ou. jvii-uiuru, uw.
Tel. 8111.
PACKINO, crating and shipping. Spe
cial department maintained lor mis
work. Eads Transfer. Dial 7121.
WANTED Late model used cars.
Highest prices paid for good, cleah
automobiles. Crater Lake Motors.
MOVINO to nil parte of Oregon,
Washington, California, by padded
vans. Regular service. Eads Transfer.
Dial 2828.
FOR SALE We always have a few
later model used cars on hand. See
us before you buy. C:ater Lake Mo
tors. MOVE by padded ran. Medford's only
van line, serving the entire Pacific
coast, Eads Moving & Storage. Dial
7121.
FOR SALE Ditaworth'a strawberries,
mountain grown, for canning. Get
them now. Oakdale Grocery.
DOES YOUR CAR SOUND
DIFFERENT LATELY?
TAKE IT TO HUMPHREY
PROMPT SERVICE ON
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PARTS and REPAIR
HUMPHREY MOTORS
33 S. Riverside Dial 4980
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FOR SALE: TJltsworth'a strawberries,
mountain grown, ror canning, oea
them now. Oakdale Grocery.
WANTED at once 3 or 4 -room house
by permanent civilians. Best refer
ence. Box 661, Mall Tribune.
STORAGE, 8 warehouses In Medford.
AH storage properly cared for. Ed
Transfer. Dial 7121.
See Humphrey NOW!
Humphrey Sells More
Humphrey Buys More
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