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SIX MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE T ON EXPULSION OF Froscope's Social Affairs Talk Hinted as Reason Knutson Irked Washington, June 17 U.R The State department has no Intention of revealing the "inim ical activities" of Finnish Min ister Hjalmar J. Procope or of telling Procope or his govern ment anything except that the minister and hia three counsel ors were persona non grata, it was learned tonight. There was no confirmation in official circles that their expul sion was the result of reports that the men whose homeland is at war with Soviet Russia and Great Britain had talked out of turn. Unofficial sources, however, believed that the almost un precedented action the last similar case occurred in loaa was because of Procope's conversations at social affairs which officials feared were pro moting suspicion of the Soviet Union. Despite the strained relations between Finland and the United States in the last three years, Procope has been a popular member of the diplomatic set and has continued his social activities without much change. The United States, during these years, has used all of its powers of persuasion to get Fin land out of the war. During the recent unsuccessful Russo Finnish peace negotii tlons, it worked assiduously behind the scenes for an agreement. Meanwhile, Rep. Harold Knut son,. R., Minn., told the House that "thanks to President Roose velt and Secretary of State Hull the Republic of Finland will shortly be a glorious memory." Knutson said It was not long ago that the administration pointed to Finland as "the shin ing example of honor, honesty and rectitude," but that now millions oi Americans "feel hu miliated over the shabby treat ment that this administration has accorded the Finnish peo ple." He blamed the president and Hull for giving "the Rus sians a free hand to invade Finland and wage a war of extermination." Knutson said he could not understand why this country would ask FlnlanJ to declare war on Germany and not insist that Russia declare war on Japan, S0NOT0NE BETTER HEARING CENTER Tuesday, June 20 MEDFORD HOTEL MEDFORD IvrtL jttadtr tnika in aodlo ftrim o( your hrrin. In 20 minute you cin net jut how much your hearinft hat il.prtrd, and whethrt or not jvu ntt d it hrarinfi aid. I hrrc nn cliarKf or oblij( lioD for contuluiioa or teats. J. R. NEDRY Ortfflfd Ponofanr Cnnu1(n( HiittrrlM ror All llrnrln AliU 3f Listen To The Eagles Program Over K M Every Sunday Evening at 7 o'clock .Transcription From Hollywood) Medford Arl No. 2093 Sunday, June 18. 1844 GETTING A Feels goodl An aerial ballet girl files the toe-nails of Big Margaret, one of the star pachy derm performers of the New Clyde Beatty and Russell Bros. Combined Circus coming to Gold Hill Gold Hill, June 18 Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Underhill of Santa Barbara, Cal., parents of Mrs. Leo Washfcurn, are guests at the Washburn home. They accom panied their daughter, Mrs. Sanborn Kearney and small daughter, Amelia Jane, also of Santa Barbara to Gold Hill. Mrs. Kearney and daughter were en route to Vancouver, Wash., where Mr. Kearney is an army doctor. Grace Gail, younger daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gail, was taken to a Medford hospital June ,13, suffering with pneumonia. Her condition has been reported as improving. Mrs. Ethel Martin is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Novak, in Vancouver, Wash. Among local men leaving June 13, for army physicals in Portland were Duano Hutchlns and Laurence Woods. Mrs. Winona Stcelman and son Harry, recently of Portland, havo moved into the former's home, on the cement plant road. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thompson have received word that their son, Sgt. Creltfhton Thompson, paratrooper infantryman, is now In Italy. His wife, Mrs. Myrtle Thompson is visiting her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Winn, at Vancouver, Wash., and will visit her husband's parents here, soon. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis McGuire were guests June 13, at a fare well party, given by the Odd Fellow and Rcbckah lodges, of which they are Noble Grand and Vice Grand. The" will leave shortly for Tillamook, Ore., where Mr. McGuire will be high school principal. Mrs. Dale Clement and daughter Dalene and brother, Billy Davis, have gone to Can ada to visit relatives for several weeks. Mrs. Amy Ross and daughter, Theresa and son Pat have gone to Portland to be employed for the summer. Recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moore and three daughters was Mr. Moore's brother, En sign Jesse Moore, U. S. Navy. Armin Thompson is visiting at the Waller Kootc home, near Bonanza, Ore. Mrs. Kootn was formerly Miss Zrlmn Thomp son, teacher in the local grade school. Recent guest of Abe Becker was his brother, John, of Sweet Home, Ore. Mrs. Tom Cook left for Eu- E D 'is r. t tV.J - , i rjxbmtmw . ' '.Vl i . --ft' -. MANICURE Medford Tuesday and Wednes day, June 20 and 21, at the intersection of South Central and South Riverside. According to attendants, the elephant real ly likes the treatment. gene, June 12, called by the death of her sister, Mrs. Mary Hale, who passed away there, Sunday, at the age of 82. ,Mrs. Hale was a native of Lane coun ty and Is survived by several brothers and sisters, members of a pioneer family. Mrs. Daisy Carrone, who re sides near Salem, has been vis iting at the home of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lyman and family. Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Bally and son Kenneth and Miss Marcia Centers are visiting in Portland, at the home of Mr. Bailey's brother, Roy. Joe Gray of Portland is a guest of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kell and family. Miss Katherine Hays left re cently for Chico, Calif., to visit her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hayes. Sacramento was made canltal of California on March 1, 1854. CALL FOR BIDS Bids for 100 cords of wood of either body fir in 4-foot length, spin to not more than 8 inches or heavy slabs 4 foot length. Bids will be opened June 28th, 1944. MARGARET E. JOHNSON Clerk of School Dist. No. 1, Jacksonville, Ore. Too Late to Classify $2250 1 ',i acres. 4-room house. Toinn fruit tfPM. Lots outbuildings. Irrl Rrtted. Located rlose in. Immedt nt pow5Ion. fSOO down, balance 1pm th nil rent. Hurry Long, Real Es tate, KT6 8. Riverside. FOR BALK Tiny, black, Pomeranian puppies. Phone Central Point. 15X3, Jn the evenings. FOR SALE fJ-room modern honw with l' ncres Irrigated, land, ber rlcn, fruit and nil trees. Lot of Alinde, Otxxl well, new pressure sys tern. Phone 6172. PUPPIES for aale. Cross between Pointer and Cocker Spaniel. Black and white. Well marked. May be eeen Sunday or after 0 p. m. week days Frank Houbs. owner, Court nnd McAndiews, across from Llllle's Place. FOR BALK Will have available soon, bout WOO Dnrred Rock cockerels from 320 to 3iltf-Kg pedlreed stock. Plare your order now. Phone Central Point 15X3, in the evenings. 00" Crt Mortem house, electric imIJu ranee, automatic water heater, garage, shade, corner lot. 9 blocks courthouse, Immediate poe Keslon. Owner, 103 Newtown St. WANTED Doll bneffy and child's trt. cycle. Phone 2045. 816 N. Bartlett. ALUS-CHALMERS TRACTORS - LOGGING and ROAD BUILDING MACHINERY FARM TRACTORS-HARVESTERS All Kind, of FARM MACHINERY and IMPLEMENTS "Carco", Isaacson, Biker, Gar Wood and other Makes of ROAD AND LOGGING MACHINERY A large stock of GENUINE PARTS for all ALUS-CHALMERS Machine! EXPERIENCED MeCOY MACHINERY COMPANY ROOM Aim BOARD for Tminr man, 10 per week. Phone 3930 or Inquire wj o. uaxaaie. SEE me for auto courts. 7 nloe onee to choose from, on Rogue River. O. O. Chapman, broker, Alaska Auto Court, 4 miles north Gold Bill. HERE'S A BAROAINI Fine 200-acre farm In the center of the valley. Plenty of frontage on paved high way. CtOym lii. TWO bail'tS, OiilCkH houses, modern home with attrac tively landscaped yard. Must sell because of health. A real buy at 10.000 worth more. Phone owner, 0461. FOR BALE Baldwin piano, practical ly new. See at 711 E. Main. Also floor lamps, oil heater, occasional chairs. MITCHELL PAINT SHOP i Guarantees materials and work. The one shop with stock PRE WAR PAINTS. STEAM CLEANING SIMONIZTINO IS years same business In this lo cation. HIGH QUALITY REOTNI8HING for CUSTOM OR COMMERCIAL Cars or Trucks, 008 S. Riverside. FOR SALE A saddle that la different. Military saddle with horn nnd taps, excellent condition, with blanket and good bridle, 44. One excellent Montague fly rod, 017.30. One Remington bolt-action re peating -32 rifle, fired less than 60 shots, with a fine leather saddle 6CS board, S27.50. One pair of Cutter light cruiser shoes, fitted with calk, especially i line ror a logger or fisherman, 15. Also one 0 -year-old saddle horse; catch him anywhere; trailer broke; one of the classiest saddle horses of the county. You look him over and you'll ogree. Claude Miles, 304 Port land Ave, phone 4231, or Rogue mver nevroiec, pnone HS8. ROOM for rent, in new, modern, alr condltloned home. Private entrance. Lavatory In room Nicely furnshd. carpeted, spring mattress. Maid eervlces. Telephone. 825 per mo. 28 N. Orange St. STEEL FENCEPOST8 See US for all your fencing needs. Ph. 2454. Mln ton Building Supply. FOR RENT 2 -bed room furn. house on Cottage. Inquire 618 E. Main. FOR SALE 1943 Glider trailer. Good tire, excellent condition. 249 8. Riverside, co Rosewood Apt. MEDFORD NURSERY SCHOOL Dally care for children of working mothers. Ages 2 to 6. Hours 7 a. in. to 6 p. m. 22 Geneva. Ph. 2013. BARGAINS Slightly used clothing lor wnoie iamuy. oia &aat Main. PACKING 4s CRATING by reliable, experienced men. Don't take chances. Phone 2888, Davis Trans fer 6c Storage Co., 40 6. Fir St. FOR BALE: 5 -room modern home, two bedrooms, two lots, fruit trees and garden. Sacrifice, 82300. Imme diate possession. Several more homes reasonably priced. Dad Roberta, 720 W. 2nd. Mr. John Doe, Rogue River Valley. Dear John: These dern war times has Just got me licked. Btit X still have quite a lot of cars FOR SALE, and want to buy a '38 or later truck, long wheel base, for s friend of mine. Also want a "37 or later Chev. se dan. Lot of guys owo me money, but watnl. We have an uncle that needs some money now, so let's help him. I've got three boys some where that need supplies. Dont ferget. Let's help m. ZUBER'S SMILING SERVICE, S. Riverside at Stewart Ave. POR BENT 3-rm. unfurn. duplex, close In. Phone 3804. FOB SALE Pressure pump for deep well, like new, 38 N. Orange. FOB SALE Genuine going buftlnesi that shows a net profit of (300 a mo. and better. Store nnd lots ol modern fixtures. Pott toff lee In con nection. Living quarters, service station. 710 of an acre wtth river frontage. Prloa $0000. $3000 down, bal. terms. If you want a real busi ness you should look this over, BEN" B. COOPEB, Broker, CHAS. B LA ESS Salesman. Office 233 N. Blverslde. Ph. 7357 or 7318. FOR RENT 3-rm., modern, unfur nished except for stoves. Inquire 623 MOVTNO Padded van service for your convenience. Ph. 4604. City Transfer As Storage, 38 A. Fir St. FOR SALE--White enamel ice box In good condition; also a real buy on one acre of hay. Call U170. C. A. Hansen, Oak Grove road. 7-FOOT STEEL FBNCEPOSTS NOW ON HAND AND AVAILABLE TO FARMERS. J. W. COP ELAND YARD, MEDFORD, FOR SALE or trade for model "A" W Chev. coupe, a 193B Studebaker Champion, 4 -door. Phone 333 Cen tral Point, FOR SALE Practically new 7-room home and modernistic apartment over double garage. Hardwood floors, Venetian shades. Inlaid linoleum, double sinks, automatic gas fur naces, lovely lawn, shrub and tree, on lot 105x180. near Senior high. 0600. Phono 4080. SALK OR TRADE Van body. 713, 8x6, custom built, hardwood frnrn and floor, metal covered, off Ford V-fl. for stake body. Phone Eatjle Point SO-F-41. MECHANICS WANTED Short rifle scope with sights. No mounts. 208 W. Main. FOR SALE Weaner pigs. Dab rot. Cen tral Point. Phone 0. P. 13X4. FOR SALE 1 reg. Shorthorn cow, milking, fresh Nov.; 1 grade Short horn heifer, fresh Oct.; 1 grade Shorthorn heifer, 6 mo. old; 1 Jersey heifer and six -week -old heif er calf, and place on right off High way wy, Old SUg i04, Co:; Hill. Harry Newnham. FURNISHED duplex for rent. 810 6. Riverside. ' FOR KENT -Furnished apartment, 40. Phone 4080. LOST Roll of bedding and knap sack with fishing tackle, on Butte Falls road. 400 Liberty St., Ashland. Reward. FOR SALE Two twin-size Simmons bedstead. 819 W. 2nd. $12,500 47 acres. Irritated by free wa ter; clover, alfalfa, grain. Good val ley land and' In a good district, 8 room modern house, good new barn, chick house, garage. Fenced and cross-fenced. Any crops not harvest ed Included, In purchase price. Also $3650 10 Vancouver, wo bedrooms, oth er small room, service porch. Fur nace, bullt-ins. Very nice lot, fenced, fruit, shade. All In very good condition. Attractive terms to responsible buyer. A1SO $4500 530 South Central. Income and horn?. Three apartments upstairs, five rooms and bath down. Also $3500 ioa ncres. on Old Stage road. Pour rooms, screened porch, service porch, pantry. Pressure pump, lights. Also two-room cabin, smokehouse, etc. Creels through place, lota of timber, some cultivated land. . Elmer Herrled. Exclusive Agent. Dial 3367. FOR TRADE OB SALE '30 Chevrolet truck, dual wheels, stake rack, new ly overhauled and painted. Fh. 3089. FOB BENT 5-roora house. Inquire Lester Hlgglnbotham. 1 block east Central Point high school. FOR SALS General Electric auto matic record player. (IS. 147 South Holly. Phone 4863. WE will buy old ftehlng rods and reel. Lamport's Sporting Ooods. FOB SALE Fisher's egg producer. Faber's, 34 South Riverside. Phone 4449. FOB A PERSONAL OR AUTO LOAN THE OREOON FINANCE CO. 45 South Central. Established 1928. When Tou Need WINDOWS DOORS 8CBEENS FRAMES GLASS We can furnish you with stock sizes or make to your special re quirements. PADOHAM PLANING MILL 1309 Court St. Phone 4750. WB will buy old fishing rods and reels. Lamport' Sporting Goods. iiiauaminjiu mm asu-erilna-tiersMii 1945 -'46 Headlines Dec, '45-8,000,000 Unemployed Mar., '46-1 2,000,000 Unemployed Insecurity, Destitution, Desolation, Strikes Millions of American Homes I did not compile these headlines. These figures are taken from a chart prepared by the Research Institute of America. My Chart Reads: To think there is any more necessity for unemployment during peace times than during war times is dangerous nonsense. We had 12 million unemployed in 1931, '32 and '33. Americans are being killed on the world's battlefields today because we neglected to put a sufficient number of these unemployed workers to work preparing for the defense of our country. A sufficient number of workers must always be kept at work in public works to induce capacity production of wealth. A na tion's crime and weakness is its inability to keep all its workers fully employed. Our economy must be so constituted as to at all times furnish full time employment to all employable workers wanting jobs. ECONOCRACY PEACE-TIME JOBS By J. C. BARNES. Econocracy the Institution, In a itate In which production of wealth li carried on under a system of free enterprise, of the governmental machinery necessary and the enactment of the legislation required to insure the establishment and ttabiliiation of family unit purchasing power at a level high enough at all times to induce and balance capacity production of material meant to satisfy human de tires without sacrificing maintenance of capital equipment. On sale at news stands or at my office, 31 S. Front St. PHONE: OFFICE 9172 HOME 4928 If WB wffl btry old fishing rods nd reels. Lamport's Sporting Goods. TRUCK DRIVER WANTED Prefer man with grain handling experi ence. Steady employment. Phone 3766. F. E. Samson Co. GET YOUR BABY CHICKS now. Faber's, 34 South Riverside. Phone 4449. WE will buy old fishing rods and reels. Lamport's Sporting Goods. HAY WANTED Must be good quality alfalfa hay. Aleo grain hay. Phone 3766. F. E. Samson Co. HELP WANTED Man with grain and feed experience. F. E. Samson Co. Phone 3758. THE BEST PLACE to buy what you want is where you can find It. We take pleasure In supplying needed Items. W. E. Alexander, Central Point. 7room modern in Phoenix. Ji-DZj Yj acre, Irrigation, electric ity, gas, city water. Garden soil. Most of garden In berries. 6 big walnut trees, flowers, shrubs. ALSO Modern homes, small tracts with Irri gation. VALLEY REAL ESTATE 8 miles south on Highway 99 WANTED Small or medium electric refrigerator. Cash. Berry, Rt. 1, Box 402, Central Point. WANTED-Mechanlcally Inclined man who Is willing to work. Permanent local position with attractive fu- ' ture. Write Tribune Box 1184 giv ing age, previous Jobs, etc. STORAGE. 3 warehouses in Medford. All storage properly cared ior. taas Transfer. Dial 7121. PIR ROUGH BLOX tc SLABS, green. 6-tler load, (6.60. Medlord Fuel. Tel. 8111. 1 ' CAR OWNERS 20 amp. generators, complete with regulator, (10. ex change. Beverln Electric, 1303 N. Riverside, Signal Station. WANTED late model used cars. Highest prices paid lor good, clean automobiles. Crater Lake Motors. FOR SALE Set new pre-war heavy- duty tire chains, size ouio. t. i. Box 348, J'vllle-Pboenlx Hwy. FOR SALE We always have a Jew later model used cars on nana see us before you buy. Crater Lake Mo tors. FOR SALE Old crop potatoes for ta ble use. Few sacks left at (3 cwt. at our warehouse. Monarch Seed & "Feed Co. MOVING to all part ' Oregon. Washington. California, by padded vans. Regular service. Eads Transfer. Dial 2828. . LAWNMOWERS sharpened and re paired. Joe J. Jones, 423 King. Ph. 2537. s PLANER BLOX Full load (5.60. Med ford Fuel. Tel. 3111. UNION CBEEK RESORT will be open Monday, June 12. ATTENTION. PLEASE! Just arrived, famous Dayton, Mc Claren, 6-ply tires. 60016 and 65016. Block amber fog lights. Pre-war 17, 18, 19 and 21 tubes. Large supply Goodyear batteries. A few good used cars. We want some late model cars. See us before you sell. A Z. "Tubby" Dean. Youth Pontlac Dealer. Rlchfleld-Statlert, 6th and Orape. Buy More Bonds. Dial 2942. FOB SALE Surge electric fencers. Economy Feed A Seed. (MLflM E3 ORDER your heavy Ted fir slabs now 6. Riverside. Ph. 4448. MOVE by padded van. Med ford's only van line, serving the entire Pacific coast. Eada Moving & Storage. Dial 7121. ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON Perman- ents a specialty. Across from noi loway's Grocery, 120 N. Central. Phone 2664. PACKING, eratln and shipping. Bpe. ciai department maintainea ior wu work. Eads Transfer. Dial 7121. NEW BEAUTY FOR OLD STUCCO HOMES Amazing Waterproof Cement Paint Renews Appearance at Low Cost Bondex does 3 jobs at once . . . Waterproofs Beautifies Preserves. Bondex actually becomes part of the wall itself, erasing every trace of water-damage, giving your home gleaming new beauty you'll be proud of. Adds years of life; maintains value of property. Bonds Perfectly With Stucco, Brick, Masonry 8 Colon and White Get BONDEX from the following: Crater Lake Lumber Co. E. Jnckson and Cienesse. Pittsburg Paint Store 133 v. Main Street. Ashland Lumber Co. Ashland, Oregon. Also available from your neighborhood Paint, Hardware or Lumber Dealer CLEAN FACTORY- THE EFFICIENT FUEL! 200 Cu. Ft. Load DIAL 2123 Timber P WILL pay highest cash prele for that accordion you are not using, or any other musical Instrument. Phono at once, 419ft. 8:30 P. Mffif KMED Arm USINO BONOIX Qleamini with new beautyj went he c proofed. waterproof;, cement paint Cook Lumber Co. Grants I'uss. Ore. Three C's Lumber Co. Grants Pass. Oregon. Valley Lumber Co. Grants Pass. Ore. DIAL 2123 Company BONDEX S6.75 311 No. Fir. Phone 341S Medford
