Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 18, 1944, Image 11

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Newspaper Page Texti 1 LOCAL and Bail Posted Francis A. Smith, 35, charged with drunk . er.ness, posted 510 bail with city police this morning. Hoiit Stolen Lorenz Co., 40 East 10th street, reported to city police yesterday that a one-ton spur gear hoist valued at $50 was stolen from the company's yard some time Wednesday night. In Hospital Mrs. C. M. Ruch of Ruch is a patient in Sacred Heart hospital where she is re covering from a recent stroke. Mrs. Earl Bigalow, a sister of Mrs. Ruch, states that she is able to receive visitors. a Fines Levied Mrs. George Larson was fined $5 for failure to stop at a stop street and $2.50 for having no operator's license In city police court Wednesday. Mrs. Slater Johnston was fined $2.50 for double parking. Tungate Home Marine Sgt. Lloyd E. (Bud) Tungate spent the past week-end with his parents in Butte Falls. Sgt. Tungate has just finished a .month s course in Chicago and has now returned to the marine air base at Cor vallis. Reinhart Home J. C. Rein hart, CM2c, United States navy, is home after having been dis charged from the naval hospital at San Diego. His hospitaliza tion followed several months' active duty in the Southwest Pa cific. Reinhart resides in Med ford at 203 Elm street. Court Citations Robert C. Sanderson, 24, of 531 Pennsyl vania avenue, was cited by tate police yesterday to appear in jus ticu of the peace court this after noon on a charge of violation of the basic traffic rule. David E. Little, 22, was cited to appear at 10 a. m. Aug. 19 on a charge of truck speeding. Dan D. Sage, 17, of Route 1 was cited to ap pear at 10 a. m. Aug. 21 on a charge of driving a car without a vehicle license: Advanced Word has been re ceived by Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gleason of the Crater Lake high way of the promotion of then eldest son, T. H. "Ted" Gleason, to the rank of lieutenant. Junior grade, in the U. S. Naval Air Corps. Lt Gleason, a veteran fighter pilot who has seen action In the European theatre, is now stationed at Norfolk, Va., where he is taking an advanced train ing course with the new navy Hellcat plane. His wife is with him. A second son of the Glea sons, Royal, has been serving as a sergeant in the signal corps at tached to the Fifth Air Force In the New Guinea sector for more than 25 months. PEN BOYS WANTED apply BOWLING ALLEY Wis I MERRICK'S Southern Oregon's Largest and Finest Dance Halls Ray's Modern Music Suminer Hours 9 p. m. 'Til 1 a. m. DIIBAMLAHD OLD TIME DANCE FOR YOUNG AND OLD! SUMMER HOURS 9 'TIL 1 PERSONAL CALENDAR Friday 6:30 p. m. Canton Siskiyou No. 16 and auxiliary, picnic supper at home of Miss Annie Bateman, 719 Bennett St. Bring own service. Saturday 10 a. m. Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary, sewing meet ing meeting at home of Mrs. White, Old Pacific highway. Hostess will serve luncheon at noon. For transportation call 6417. Sunday (Aug, 20) 1:30 p. m. Sojourners club annual picnic. Members and husbands meet at city park for transportation to McKee bridge. Slightly Injured George Mack of Ashland reported to city police that his machine struck and slightly injured Mrs. Emma Jean Minnes, 25, who was riding a bicycle, at West 11th and Ivy streets Thursday evening. To Burn Weeds Griffin Creek grange officials today asked all members to be at the Grange hall Saturday at 7 p.m. Men in the group will burn off weeds, etc., around the building to eliminate fire hazard. Car Fire Medford firemen were called at 5:24 p.m. yester tiay to extinguish a car fire at 301 Columbus Ave. Owner of the automobile was Paul Ander son, according to firemen and said that no damage was caused. Is Instructor Lt. Richard Finch recently completed gun nery school at Mill Field, N. J., and is now serving as an instruct-1 or at the school. The lieutenant is a P-47 fighter pilot. Mrs. Finch is residing in New Jersey near the field. To Chicago Dr. S. E. Phillips left today for Chicago, where he will attend meetings of the American Veterinary Medical as sociation and the American Ani mal Hospital association. He will represent the state association at the former meeting and will re turn here in ten days. Finley Here T. Sgt. Royce Finley, with the industrial ser vice of the army, is in Medford for a brief visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Swartz, 121 Genesee street. Finley ar rived last night and leaves early In the morning. It has been two years since the sergeant was able to visit his parents. His army assignments have taken him to various parts of the na tion, Including Washington, D. C, and he is currently stationed In Los Angeles. Mrs. Finley re sides in Hollywood. LOLA IMPATIENT Hollywood, Aug. 18 U.R Actress Loda Lane today at tempted to speed up her di vorce from Henry W. Dunham, aircraft company executive. Miss Lane said her husband's cruelty caused her humiliation and mental anguish. One of the four Lane sisters, Including Priscilla and Rosemary, Lola was previously divorced from Actor Lew Ayres and Director Alexander Hall. Park the Pups, Little Gal, and Join the Boy Friend at This Party! $3,000,000 Program Out lined by County Engineer Rynning at Luncheon. Jackson county Is tentatively planning a big three million dollar five-year postwar high way program, according to Paul Rynning, county engineer who addressed the Ashland Rotary club at their regular Thursday noon luncheon meeting in the Lithia city yesterday. The post war program would require the services .of 150 men for five years, he stated, and the county now has some $285,000 in the sinking fund toward this pro gram. The fund developed since the county has not been able to spend the regular allotment for highway construction. The program may be changed. Rynning said, to make allow ances for avoiding the duplica tion of work by the county and the federal government, which also plans to expend funds on highways in this county, it is also understood that in the post- j war program, the state highway department will increase its maintenance crew in this county b; some 25 men and that many state-financed projects will be underway at the same time. 52 Miles Grading The tentative county program, as outlined by Rynning includes 52 miles of grading at a cost of $1,000,000; 86 miles rock resur facing, $750,000; 80 miles oiling $400,000; 6 large bridges, $200, 000; 70 small bridges, $150,000; and maintenace, $500,000, mak ing a total of $3,000,000. Combined with the state high way program, the road project will call for approximately 275 men for five years after the war. The county road and bridge bud get during the last several years has been $300,000 annually. Lt. Dale Kaegi, Ashland youth home on leave after more than a year's service with the air corps in Italy, gave interesting and humorous sidelights on his ex periences in the Italian war and about his contacts with people in the areas where he vfis sta tioned. The program was arranged by Dave Whittle, program chair man. SQCIME DENIES Salinas, Cal., Aug. 18. (U.R) Mrs. Frances Andrews, 37, so cially prominent Carmel valley matron, whispered a "not guilty" plea today to the charge that she murdered 19-year-old Jay Lov ett, a farm boy, by shooting him to death with an automatic re volver on the night of July 15. Monterey County Superior Judge H. C. Jorgenson refused an eloquent request by Defense Attorney Leo Friedman to quash the indictment, postponed a hear ing on a motion for ball until Aug. 23, and set Sept. 19 as the trial date. In rejecting Friedman's mo tion to throw out the indictment, Judge Jorgenson said: "That indictment was returned by 19 of the best people in Mon terey county. "They thought she should go to trial. We so rule." Ciro's Installs Prize Ring For Bellicose Guests Hollywood, Aug. 18 (U.R) Hollywood today hailed the first constructive step In years of nightclub fisticuffs. Ciro's announced Installation of a regulation prize ring, com plete with trunks, gloves and a referee for the exclusive use of guests in a belligerent mood. Owner H. D. Hover establish ed the "rumpus room" on the roof of the luxurious night spot, and said he hoped guests would use It instead of fluttering up his dining room and bar with falling bodies. LANDLORD ROBBED Reno, Nev., Aug. 18. (U.R) Johnny Rayburn, operator of Ta-Neva-Ho, Lake Tahoe resort, was robbed early this morning of several thousand dollars, most of It receipts which he carried in silver, the Washoe county sheriff's office reported. 0a llall Tnbuna Want Ada KYLE'S RESTAURANT CHICKEN AND STEAK DINNERS Opan 6 p. ra. to t t. m Phone Cantral Point 472 for rttervatlons. On tha Pacific Highway at Cantral Point Out ot Bounds for Service Paopla ALFRED GRANGER TAKEN BY DEATH Alfred Isaac Granger passed away Thursday in a local hos pital. Mr. Granger came to Med ford about a month ago and was living with his mother on Spring Street. Mr. Granger was born in La mar, Neb., April 6, 1900. He had been a welder in the Richmond Shipyards for the last two years. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Martha Hickle, of Medford, four brothers, Albert, of Med ford, Harry, Burlingaine Calif.; Logan Granger, Burlingame, Calif., and Frank Granger, Champion, Neb. Funeral services will be con ducted from the Perl Funeral Home Monday at 2 p. m., the Rev. Louis C. Kirby of the first Methodist Church will officiate. Interment will be in Siskiyou Memorial Park. Mexicans Confused When Interpreter Takes Another Job Payette. Ida., Aug. 18. (U.PJ One hundred Mexican nationals were at work in fields here today after a temporary work stop page rivalling the biblical Tower of Babel in utter confusion. The only interpreter at the farm labor camp decided that he'd rather work in the fields than translate conversations and was nowhere to be found when 100 new workers arrived from the Dayton, Wash., and Nyssa, Ore., camps. Failing to understand either their duties or the pay scale, the bewildered Mexicans milled about camp while War Food Ad. ministration officials threw up their hands in dismay believing a strike must be in progress. The interpreter returned to his job and the Mexicans, finally satisfied, willingly went into the field. Musician Refusal Goes to Director Washington. Aug. 18. U.R) The war labor board today re ferred to Economic Stabilization Director Fred M. Vinson the re fusal of the American Federa tion of Musicians (AFL), headed by James C. Petrillo, to comply with its directives ordering re sumption of work in two cases. Summons for Publication In the Circuit Court of the State of Orecon for Jackson Countv. WILLIAM HOMER BUTTRAM, Plaintiff, vs. LILL1E E. BUTTRAM, Defend ant To: LILLIE E. BUTTRAM, De fendant. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON vou are hereby Summoned and required to appear in the above entitled Court and cause and answer the Complaint of olaintiff therein, on or before four weeks from and after the date of the first publication of this Summons which date is August 18. 1944. and if you fail to so appear and answer within tho time required the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for In this Comnlaint, namely, for a Decree of absolute divorce from you. The date of the Order for service bv publication is August 18th, 1944. DON R. NEWBURY, Attorney for Plaintiff. Room 207, U. S. Natl. Bank Bldg., Medford, Oregon. Too Late to Classify WANTED Lady frr fountain work. experienced preferred. liusons con fectionery. ORCHARD LADDERS for sale Cheap. Phone 3343. FOR SALE Completely furnished six-room house, $2500. Inei Fer guson, Central Point, Oregon. Mn nnE: Rome River Valley: Dear John: Practically old out of can today. I win Duy any rooo. car at rlchf nrlr Want especially to day lf40 or '41 Ford coupe, prefer fi passenger: 1!'38 Ford coupe; J039 Chcv. coupe, must be clean. Zuher'i Smiling Service, 8. River- tide at biewari avc. FOR SALE Ortho Rodent Destroyer. Kill! rati, mice and gopher. Faber'i, 34 S. Riverside. Pnone 4 Sales Women WANTED BY ESTABLISHED MEDFORD STORE EXPERIENCE DESIRABLE BUT NOT NECESSARY BOX 110 MAIL TRIBUNE WANT TO LEASE 6ft arrea or more, (or dairy. Have my own atock. Rt. 1, Box 3ii8, Central Point. FOR A PERSONAL OR AUTO LOAN See THE OREGON FINANCE CO. 43 South Central. A Pioneer Firm. d07pA 1 acre. 4-room house, com y I 0U pletely turnibhed, i-,clud- electrlc washing machine, shower twin. Deep well, pre:u system. 4 miles lrom Medford. Also C?Aftrt Modern, fl rooms and yjUvV leeping porch, fully fur- almost new electric range. Garden spot, fruit trees, berries and grapes. Also PTFAft Strictly modern 3 -bed room yOOUU home, almost new. Per- blinda, hardwood lioors throughout. Automatic gas floor furnace and water heater. Double garage, con crete floor and driveway. Adjoin ing lot included. Terms. H. 11. Cook Real Estate 1104 West Main FOR SALE Fisher's Calf Meal or Builder Pellets. Fabers, 34 S. Kiver side. Phone 4449. ' FOR SALE 1032 Ford 2 -door, excel lent tires, car in good shape, call after 6 p. m., 123 Willamette, Phone 5727. FOR SALE Berry's Grill. 12S E. Main. WANTED $1 BOO loan to finance pur- cnt!; ui f.ouu property on wnicn $1200 Is paid down. Repay $500 year and 6 interest. Dial 3367. FOR RENT Attractive 3-room fur nished apartment, to quiet couple, walking distance, available Sept. 1. Phone 44U1. FOR RENT 2-room duplex, all fur nished, not modern. S10 per mo. 2 Hi Wabash. Phone 2906. FOR SALE Bedding, linens and fur niture. U4U vtnuman Ave., near sen ior high. FOR SALE; Two Guernsey heifers, two year olds, bred to registered Durh.im bull. One freshen soon. Box 358, Lozlor Lane. COC Aft 40 acres, 31 tillable, 9 acres ijj3vv commercial limber, new buildings, electricity, pav ed highway, Applcgate district. Carl Gottsche, 7 N. Bartlett St. Ph. 4646 or 3961 r JAAA 5-room modern home, oak UtuUU floors, fireplace, garage, T cement flqor, fruit room, shop. Fenced in back yard. Fruit and garden. Paved street. This house is fairly new and in good condition throughout. Early possession. Carl Gottsche. 7 N. Bartlett St. Ph. 4646 or 3961 FOR RENT Four rooms, bath and service porch, modern, furnished apartment. Close in. No children or pets. Ph. 4646, or 3961 evenings. FOR SALE One KS7 International logging trucg, 1941. 6031 Brownlipe with Trombly trailer; one 1042 Chev. with Brownlipe 2-speed Timp kln rear axel, and Page trailer. Tiiese trucks are in A-l shape, and good rubber. Phone 7056, 630 Lytton St., Klamath Falls, Ore. FOR SALE Bedstead, small wood rnme, coils, hot water tank. Phone 3888. BORAH S Filing Shop at Jack's 2nd Hand Store. Anything that needs sharpening. Corner S. Grape and Bin Sta. LOST U. S. log branding axe, abort handle, narrow bit. Finder please notify Mrs. Leory Lowell, Trail, Ore. PICKUPS Have 3 '31 to '36 Will sell or trade. Champ's Garage, 311 E. 5th St. 14 acrcs irrigated, close OlUvv 3-room modern house, Y barn, city water, seeded In alfalfa and clover. A good buy at 7000. Also SOME GOOD BUYS in stocked cattle ranches, and at this time we have 3 good buys in city property. See u if you want to buy or sell. Ben R. Cooper, Broker; Chaa. Blness, Salesman, 223 N. Riverside. Phone 7357. PICKLING cucumbers and cut flow ers. Gladi and Aster. Dresslers, 1107 E. Main. Phone 3(136. FOR RENT Nicely furnished, heated apartment. Retrigeratlon and hot water. 31 N. Oakdale. FOR SALE Champion peaches. Bring containers. Smith place, i mile north of Bear Creek bridge, Cen tral Point. WANTED Experienced parts man. j Good salary, steady work for the ; rlftht man. Ford Dealer, 30 N. Main, : Ashland, Ore. FOR SALE Ivers and Pond piano. Reasonable. Phone 3719 before 0 or after 6. FOR SALE Singer sewing machine, A-l condition, $3fl. 0x13 rug and pad, $33. Ph. 24XX3. FOR SALE Glass Jars, 1 and 2 qts. and gals. 310 S. Riverside. rOH SALE -2n fryer rabbits, 00c each. 403 E. 12th St. FOR SALE Steel bed. springs, mat lres. dresser and garden tools. 400 Crater Lake Ave. Refrlrratora Reflnlshed Like New. MITCHELL PAINT SHOP, 60S 8. Riverside. STORAGE SERVICE Two story brick building furniture carefully han dled, personal lockers City Trans- 1 fer St Storage. Ph. 4604, 38 S. Fir St. 1 FURNITURE MOVING Regular van service, state or nation wide. Ph. 2HUH. Davia Transfer Co., 40 S. Fir 61. 37 CHTV. sedan delivery, motor ra- ooreci, lots of extras. uj ruDDer (or sale or trade. Cnantp's Uarage, 311 E. 5th. FOR SALE 6 -room house and small 1-room cabin, garage, washroom. AM In good condition, a lots. All for CtOOO, vnsh or terms. 229 S. Front. Phone 2089. FOR RENT 3-room furnished apart ment, 2 blocks from center of town. 329 S. Front. Phone 2ot)9. FOR SALE 514 Beatty St. Four-bed-room home, near Timber Products mill. Fireplace, concrete front porch, new picket fence around front and hack porch, fish pond, lot 52x13(1. Possession in two weeks. Owner transferred to Portland. Will consider Portland surburban trade. For a p do Intment Phone 3i2, Charles R. Ray, Realtor. Room 217, Medford Bldg. MEN NEEDED IMMEDIATELY DEFENSE WORK One Chocker Setter Two Deck Men Two Men In Sawmill One Contract logtnng Truck Short haul which is very easy on tires. Call Tom MfGrow between 7 and ft p. m, 2538, Medford. McGRAW & COLLINS LUMBER CO. 32 SEDAN, runs well Trade for stock trailer. Royal Rogue Kennels, Gold Hill. WANTED Hay and straw baling. Everett Faber. Dial 4440. FOR SALE Peaches. Rochester and Clings. Hring containers. Ht. 1, Box 440. Coleman Creek road. Phone 6077. FOR SALE Full blood Hereford bull, coming three. (115. Also trained cow pony, gentle for women or children $60. Also spray rig, good shape, $150. Phone 6443. WANTED One fry cook who can dish up: two waitresses. Phone 3241, or call In person. Bob Kit Cafe, Ash land. WANT 2-bedroom furnished house or npartment, close in. Tribune Box FOR SALE 2 garage doors With glasa tops. 707i W. 11th. FOR SALE 250 Hampshire pullets, 90 weei;s oia; aiso a ciccinc urnoucrs, 350 to 500 capacity each. Last ranch South Columbus, off Stewart, Estop. MEN WANTED DRY LUMBER HANDLERS GREEN CHAIN PULLERS SOUTHERN OREGON SUGAR PINE CO. SALE Battery type electric fence unit, perfect condition, never used. $4. Female Police pup, $5. Phone 6189. FOR SAI.F Fishrr'i whrnt mix, mill run. Fabera, 34 S. lltverslde. Ph. 44-10. WILL TRADE model A on '30 or '37 c;ir or will pay rtuh. IMilpps Herv Ico SUitton, Riversida and Jncknon. 1 I I a I u R I Id i A il ! I 1 I I B I ltoei Showa at 1:456:45-9:30 A Ho-Ho-Howlarity Hitl Muit End Saturday! . thli up-to- t h minute comedy that will raiie the roof top with laughter, end roll you In the aisles. STARTS SUNDAY THE GAYEST HIT STORY OF THE SEASON . . PLUS THE GRANDEST TRIO! . . Com Early to Aovid the Puthlll Plus this added hap. i py, scrappy hitl nowib AiumnoK ryei! Friday, August IB, 1944 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE ELEVEN WANTED Man for tire service and repair work. Excellent opportunity to work up. Jcnmnt(s Tiru Co., 221) N. Riverside. Phono 3277. WANTED Three to ten acres, close in. Some irrigated and in clover. Good Improvements. Pay cash. Ph. 6407. WANTED Man for tire aervtce and repair work. Excellent opportunity to work up. Jennings Tire Co., 229 N. Riverside. Phone 3277. WANTED Girl for housework. Good Medford home and working condi tions. Phone 3353 or 3277. FINE saddle horse. Stocking footed light bay. Well blooded cattle horse, 8 yrs. old. $123. Crater Lake Hwy.. 2 miles north Reese Creek bridge, at green gate. WILL give free rent of housekeeping cottage with everything furn. to soldier and wife for wife s help few hours dallv. Opportunity for addi tional earntngs. Jackson Hot Springs, Ashland, Ore. WANTED To trndo $2500 equity and nice 8-room home on west side for small home. Balance on my prop erty may be paid In reasonable monthly payments, Mv home is in a residential dtstrtct 10 blocks from city center, fins 3 large bedrooms. 1 small bedroom, living room, din ing room, kitchen, fireplace, hard wood floors, excellent furnace, gar age, excellent location. Good Income property. In answering please give descriptions sire and location of your property. Tribune Box 4534. WANTED Woman to care for 1-year-old child In my apartment $50 per month and nnnrd. Permanent posi tion. Call 2753. FOR SALE! '2fl Chrysler roach. 6 20 in. tires, $53. Mc Fad den, Lozier lane. TOR SALE Hog feed ground wheat. $2 50 cwt.. In ton lots. Monarch Seed St Feed Co. WANTED Used oil drums and fit tings. Phone 3409. FOR SALE Garden hose, three grades to select from. Monarch Seed St Feed Co. WANTED Your need crops to clean. The fastest seed -cleaning service in So. OreKon. The mist complete plant. No Job too difficult for us. Experienced clcanernvm, 20 years' i.nnnlti0 tnnrlmu-A. Mulllirch Seed St Feed Co. WANTED Local girls for permanent fositlon wiui weii-estnunsnea urm. xperlence necessary for steno graphic and secretarial position Jnlii aim uval'.ibls for typist and general olfice work Write Tribune Box 4054 or phone 21 til. FOR SALE Poultry feeders and fountains- Shipment of galvanized ware Just received. Monarch Seed St Feed to. DEAFENED Free Duratron hearing aid dem onstration. At the Automobile Market, 0th and Bartlett. Phone 3919. Complete fitting, $50 FOR BALE Go-Fer-Ga ktHs moles and gophers. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. WANTED Seeds of all kinds to clean. Our large capneity (two complete and separate cleaning unltsl Insuies you a faster cleaning Job. Satisfac tion guaranteed. We buy seeds of all kinds. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. UTAH COAIy-Summpr price off car. Medford Fuel. Tel. 3111. STARTS SUNDAY 3 DAYS LUPIN0 Paul HENREID I Selected Short Subjects and Latest NEWS ENDS TOMORROW NITE MYSTERY! msmimm WANTED Girl for housework. Good Medford home and working condi tions. Phone 3358 or 3277. DRY SLABS You haul them by tier or toad. Medford Fuel, 1122 N. Cen tral, FOR SALE KO dairy fly spray, the best to buy. Monarch Seed St Feed Co. i FOR LEASE Desirable business lo cation. N. Central, Just off 8th street, formerly occupied by Chris tian Center Inquire Scott V. Da vis. Phone Eagle Point 31-F-5. CASH TN A TLASH FOR YOUR CAR Save Time, Cash and Gas. C.ill Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph. 3913. 6th and Bartlett No Hcd Tape When You Sell to Us. FOR SALE Household fly spray and sprayers. Monarch Seed Sc Feed Co. FARMERS, ATTENTION! Order cull pcurs now. Your order will be filled as penrs available. Ends Transfer and Storage Co. Phone 7121. WANTED Seed to clean. We guaran tee satisfaction. Expert cieanerman, modern cleaning facilities, second to none. You'll be better pleased with our work. Monarch Seed Si Feed Co. FOR SALE Expert seed cleaning. If your seed crop is cleanable we can clean it. We nlso buy seed crops of all kinds. Monarch Seed Sc Feed PLANER BLOX Big and clean. $5.50 per load. Medford Fuel. Tel. 3111. FOR SALE Storajte-locker contain ers, round and square, pints and quarts. Monarch Seed St Feed Co. ATTENTION PLEASE! LOOK THESE OVER. Lafc model used cars. OPA prices. Large supply famous Dayton-Mc-Clnren tires. Bring in your certifi cates. Fngliehls, Prcstone. Goodyear bat teries. Buy now while atock la avail able. See at A. Z "TUBBY" DEAN'S, Your Pontiac Dealer. Richfield Station Dial 2943. 6th and Grope. Buy More Bonds. FOR SALE Lice killers of all klndi. Monarch Sued & Feed Co. ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON Specials during August on permanenta. 120 N. Central. Phone 26G4. FIR ROUGH BLOX and big fir alabs, firctn. (1-tler load. $6.50 Medford Fuel. Tel. 3111. 1122 N. Central. FOR SALE 'ate cabbage plants. 130 per 100. Monarch Seed St Feed Co. USED GARS Medford'i Largest Buyer Pays Highest Tricea CASH AT ONCE "If it runs we'll buy it" . HUMPHREY MOTORS 33 S. Riverside. Dial 4980 VAV ':. 4 1 "MA.l&IWS f. it r .f:.T.. '.'" 7 KXJSW CONTINUOUS SHOWS SAT. & SUN. SUSPENSE! KAY MILIANO RUTH HUSSIY OAll RUSSIll EVERYONE WELCOME!