Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 13, 1944, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and On Vocation Miss Lucille Lenox, Copco employe, Is on vacation, spending her time in Roseburg and at coast points. I To Portland Mrs. Richard Klemm, 1119 West Main street, left for Portland last night to spend a short time transacting business, Unit to Meet Phoenix Exten sion unit will meet Friday at 2 p. m. at the home of Mrs. A. E. Stevens. All members and any one interested are urged to at tendj To Build Garage A. H. Hall of 1101 Dakota street applied at the city inspector's office Tues day for a permit to construct a private garage at a stated cost of $200. In Grants Pass Mrs. Vida Close, former Medford resident, is now employed as an assist ant in the job printing depart ment of the Grants Pass Daily Courier. Her husband, Cpl. Ralph L. Close, is with the army at Camp Van Dorn, Miss. Commissioned Ward C. Wil liamson has completed the army air forces advanced flying school training at Williams Field, Chandler, Ariz., and has been awarded his wings and commis sioned a second lieutenant, ac cording to a news dispatch from the field. He is a former student of Medford high school and is the son of Mrs. L. V. Williamson, Boise, Idaho. GOOD HEALTH Your Greatest Possesson Begot ft by bi&9 rlivtd t Hejaorrhoid ?;), Fit ur. fUtula, Hernia (Bup tuie). Our mttbod of treat- tsent without hoicilal oo- ratlea lueceiifufiy used lor 23 yean. Liberal credit tenna. Call lor examination or Mud lor fRZS cooUat. Optn Evtnlngt, Won., Wed., Trl, 7 to 8:30 Dr. C. J. DEAN CLINIC Physlttan and Surgeon ?'. Z. Cor. E. Bumilds and Grand Avfl. elapbone EAtt 3918, Psrtlond 14, Oragon "I need a comfortable shoe but It must be pretty, too!" . . . then you want Wards Foothealths! 1 Footheallhi ors our oniwr (o you who de mand comfort in tvery Inth . ; . btauty In very tin of a shod Yet, Wordi Foothealths hove hidden comfort featured PERSONAL CALENDAR Wednesday 8:00 p. m. Chrysanthemum Circle No. 84, Neighbors of Woodcraft, K of P hall for regu lar session. Thursday 1:00 p. m Sojourners' club, Girls' Community Club. Call Mrs. Jim Barnard, 5198 for re servations. 1:30 p. m. Chrysanthemum Thimble club, with Anna Much more, 840 N. Central Ave. Please bring sewing and sewing kit. 1:30 p. m. Loyalty Circle of the Methodist church, at church for dessert. Mrs. David Griffiths and Mrs. Asa T. Boyd, hostesses. 8:00 p. m Reames Chapter, O.E.S., at Masonic hall. Visiting members invited. 8:00 p. m. Graduate Nurses association, District 4, home of Miss Anne Purucker, 106 South Orange street. Poliomyelitis film and demonstration. Overseas Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eek of Jacksonville have received word that their son, James Edward Eek, has arrived safely at a station somewhere in the Pacific war theater for duty with the armed services. Visiting Here Mrs. Edna Brit ton of McMinnville, Oregon, is visiting here briefly at the home of Mrs. Wilson VVaite. She is the former Edna Breeding, instruct or at Medford senior high school, and holds a position at Linfield college. Eagles Meet Eagles lodge and auxiliary will hear reports on balloting and committees Thursday at 8 p. m. followed by a dance at 219 West Main street. The president has appointed Francis H. Walker as service of ficer to meet at Ashland VFW hall each Monday and Central Point at the mattress factory Wednesdays for the purpose of aiding returning service men and veterans. He will be at the Medford lodge hall every morn ing from 10 until 12 o'clock, it was stated. ondyounhoeitamp Ask about Wards Convenian! monthly tormi. DueBec Conference Plan s Super-Drive on JapaneSfe WMSII ier'-'l K - v lit " e a A out from their vital discussions to pose for this picture. Left to rignt. 1 eral of Canada: President Roosevelt. Prime Minister Churchill and W. U Fanger Here Carlton Fanger, Sic, USN, is in Medford visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fanger, Jacksonville highway. Fanger has just completed basic navy training at the Great Lakes Naval Training station and will return to Chicago for radio train ing. Son Born A son, named Edgar Donald, Jr., was born Aug. 31 at the Camp White Sta tion hospital to Sgt. and Mrs. Edgar Donald Gillette. The in fant weighed eight pounds and two ounces. Mrs. Gillette is the former Norma Livingston and has been residing at 513 King street. This is the Gillette's first child. Sgt. Gillette is stationed in Florida. T 10S. A. ELMHIRST The county court signed an order this morning committing Joseph Arthur Elmhirst, county I cmue-raiscr, 10 wie oiaio uus- ing before the court Tuesday afternoon to determine whether he was mentally diseased. Coun ty Judge J B. Coleman said Elm hirst would probably be taken to the hospital Thursday. Three local doctors, called by the coimtv court to examine Elmhirst. testified that in their opinion he was a paranoiac, suf fering from delusions of grand eur and persecution and was un safe to be at large. The doctors were James C. Hayes. C. I. Drummond and A. E. Merkel, county hfalth officer. Other testimony was given by Sheriff Syd I. Brown, Deputy Sheriff Jerry Pearson and Mrs. Catherine G. Elmhirst, the wife, who signed the petition request ing the hearing. Also introduced as evidence was a report made by Dr. K. H. Findley of Port land, a psychiatrist, who exam ined Elmhirst Bbout a week ago at the request of the defense. Dr. Findley reported that he consid ered the subject mentally dis eased. Counsel for Elmhirst were George M. Roberts and Hilding Bengtson. Daily Weather Report Forecasts Medford and vicinity: Showers to nJfht and Thursday. Cooler tonight. Orenonr Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday. Showers lonl g h t over Cascade and Coast rente. Cooler to night In east portion Thursday. Dan ger of light frost tonight In elevated valleys of east portion. Local Data Temperature a year ago today: Hlffhost, ft7; lowest. A3. Total monihlv precioitaUon. T. De ficiency for the month. .17 ineh. Total orecipitatinn since Septem ber 1. JM4. T. Deficiency for the season. .17 Inch. Relative humidft at 4 30 n. m. ves- i terday, 24; 4 .10 a m today, 73. i nmorrow Sunrise ft .10 a. m.. sunset 7 33 I p m. PrMV 1 40 "is Fast 24 hours: men law Boip nr) M PnMon r.H fH Chirapo , Ft Denver , 77 4 Eureka . S3 53 Havre 89 61 Lot Anreles Mrdforrl gs 14 ej .1 73 01 43 M S S4 sa 70 SI N.w York 3 00 Omnhji 7' Phoenix ,.103 Pnrtlnd 71 pno no Rnbtirff i , 7r sit Iik. .. p Sn Francitno Srattle M Snnk.n. 60 W.thinitton. D. C. . . Yaklm 63 Jt8 viz Firt meoting of the Royal So ciety of Canada was held in 1882. Closing tlma for C.aaalfled ads t . m. Too Lata to Classify, 13 30 jm 'p-i iiiu mtK 'P S USED CARS Wodford'i Larget Buyer Payi Highest Pricei CASH AT ONCE "If it rum we'll buy It" HUMPHREY MOTORS ...... n- vvv. ' ; s f t I: MEDFORD FLIERS HOI FOR REST F Two Medford men, Lieut. Jack Keaveny and Lieut. Robert Wilcox, returned to Medford to gether Monday after serving overseas in Africa and Italy. They met in Naples and return ed to America together. Lieut. Keaveny is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Keaveny near Jack sonville, and Lieut. Wilcox, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wil cox, route 2. Lieut. Keaveny, 21, who re cently completed his Slst mis sion in Italy and is first pilot on a Liberator, has received the air medal and five oak leaf clus ters. Keaveny's crew was par ticularly fortunate in not that one member of his crew had been losti altnough a c0.pilot had uwn in ured riur na the r m s- Sions. He received his wings at Waco, Tex., and B-24 training at Fort Worth and later instruc tion in Massachusetts. He grad uated from Medford high school, in 1941 and entered the army air corps October of that year. Also visiting at the Keaveny home is Miss Lucille Grayson of Waco, Tex., fiancee of the first lieutenant, who arrived here last week. They will leave September 25 for Santa Monica, Calif., and then proceed to Texas for a visit with her parents. First Lieutenant Wilcox, bom bardier, has seen action on both the African and Italian war fronts. Ho and other crew mem bers were rescued some time ago when their plane was shot down over the water. He graduated from Medford high school and was sent overseas in November of 1943. He will proceed later to Santa Monica, Calif. Other information regarding Lieut. Wilcox's training and ac tivities was not immediately available. FIRST GAS RELIEF TO "B" MOTORISTS Washington, Sept. 13 (U.R) Motorists with "B" ration books will be first to get ration relief when more gasoline is available for civilians, an Office of War Information report on the civil ian petroleum supply disclosed today. Trucks and busr. however, are tops on the list of civilian vehicles and will got increased ga&oline ration before passen ger cars. "A" motorists won't get extra w . BAM (Acme Iclcphatti) Canada's prinu Macieime im. v gas until all "B" drivers have enough to permit a full amount of essential business driving. The OWI warned, however, that there was "no expectation" of any basic change in civilian rations before the end of the war in Europe, and Deputy Pe troleum Administrator Ralph K. Davies called "premature" any discussion of relaxed con trols even then. LIBERATOR CREW KILLED IN CRASH Walla Walla, Wash., Sept. 13 U.R) The entire crew of a B- 24 Liberator bomber, six offi cers and men, was killed last night when their plane crashed and exploded four miles south of the Walla Walla army air base, it was announced by army public relations officers. The accident, cause of which was undetermined, occurred shortly after the B-24 took off from the field on a combat train ing flight. Air base officials Identified those killed as including: Bombardier, 2nd Lt. Carlos A. Edwards, El Paso, Tex.; enRl neer, Cpl. John P. Schneider, West Bend, Wis., and radio op erator Cpl. Allan L. Wade, Santa Barbara, Calif. Too Late to Classify $16 500 70 acres fine land, good improvements. 12 acres imgaled. Near ford. Tl $4200 ford. This is a good farm. w-room noma, nw rmrk Fine location. H. N. Lof- land. Real fcstata Broker, 233 b Oakriala. I .nsr 11 x f3 wine-colored wool rug vara bniwMfj Trail and Medford. Hewi for return. Furnitura Exchange. 6th and Front- i FOlt SAL 1-wheel trailer, black". I smith force and anvil, construction saws 5-lt., 2 sinali cabin cook stovos, i 3 's-foot Huntington quartz mill. No. 2 California crusher and rntls, 5tudebaker stationary motor, line shaftmg and bvltinfi, pipe, tank and , mirllaneovis mining equipment, l'j-tn. rotary pump. W. T. Fasel, 1st andAihStB., Central Point. WANTED Lime spreader, grnln'drlll ; and side delivery rake. Tribune box B21 Yll NO Do you have poor digestion? Do you feel headachy af tir eitlne? Do you est sour or upset lastly? Do you fetl tired listless? Do you fwl headachy and trpwt dua to poorly digest M 'ooa? To (eel cheerful and happy again your food mutt be digested properly. Ijurh day, Nature must produce about two jtfnta of a vital dlvestive iutea to help direst your food. If Nature fsils, l your tooa may remain undiMtcd IcaviriK you headachy and irritable. Th-rr(ore, you must increase the flow of this dilutive juice. Tsrter's Little Llvpr Tills inT&sa this flow quickly oft'-n in as little as 30 minutes. And. you're on the road to feelint better. Don't depend on artificial aids to counteract In-liftes'ion when farter's Little Liver Tilts aid digf-sMnn after Ns ture'a own order. Tftka Carter s Little Liver Pills as Hirrrtwi. (irt them at any drugstora. Only 10 and 26. TONITE MODERN MELODIES RAY'S MUSIC Popular Prices! Ton SALE Ertreed nejr, B to 13 IN., inclusive, loc per id ; 15. 15c per lb: bulk comb honey, 25o and 30o. bring container. Stew, art. 33 plum St. End of W. 11th. APARTMENTS for rent. Gas heated. electric reirigcraior. 4-ioo in. a. ttartiett. FOR SALE 25 Summit Ave. Six- room umurnisnca nome. hardwood floors, flreplaea. Urtie matter bedroom with additional fireplace, oil circulator heater, new. lv painted inside and out and new fool. Possession in 30 day. Kor ap pointment call Charlea F. Bay. Realtor, Room 217 Medford BLdtf. Phonu 3902, LARGE rmt room. Private entrance. Twin bed. 153 N. Onkdnle. Ph. 58JJ. $2000" mi. and. bath. Glassed- and. bath In porch, jnraite, wooa shea and cooler, 2 lota. Shade. Terms arranRod. CARL GOTTSCHE. t V. Bnrtlctt St. Ph. 4046 or SflM. HALE caches (or canning. 5o lb. Franklins Grocery. 437 S. Central Telephone ft!20. WANTED Single. axle trailer, good" rubber, with or without bunks. 038 l. central. FOR SALE 525 W. Second St. Com bined living room and dining room, hardwood iloor, fireplace, two bed rooms and sleeping porch, room In kitchen for breakfast table. OH cir culator and furniture may be pur chased if needed. Immediate pos easlon. Reasonable terms. Near Jun ior high school and Jackson grade echool. New roof and newly paint ed outside. For appointment call Charles R. Ray, Realtor, phone 3003, room 217 Medford Bldg. KITCHEN cnblneta for sale. 313 King- Phone W AN TED Have lfl38 Plymouth plck up. used very little. Will trade with private partv for late model sedan. Must be good. Tribune Box 1142. f OR SALE Ewes, bucks and riay. Rt. 4. Box 169. 1 mile east county shops. FOR" SALE 40 Crater Lake avenue. Comfortable three-bedroom home with large grounds, corner lot, ex cellent Bear Creek bottom soil, con crete fruit cellar, shade trees. Close p to Roosevelt school and business section. For appointment call Charles R. Ray, Hwiltnr. Phone 3902. Room 217 Medford Bldg- , WANTED To rent roomy garage for one cor, not too fnr from center of town. Phone 2870 or see Dr. A. ASoule. HELM AN BATHS, at Ashlnnd, are still . open. Swimming from 10 a. m. to 10 p. WANTED Bookkeeper-stenographer. Trmune box itxo. WANTED Meat market manager. Hood nnnortunitv . Trihune wox iai. FOH SALE Bull calf. 8 months old. auHai'te lor ueei. r-nm twin, su Roie 319. lt. Hiker road. RAW LEIGH products for sale" at my Home tmwara jone. iirciira tink er. 103 N. Amy, Central Point. Tl'RNITUHE stomce. Complete mod. em service opecini w i. 28fifl, Davis Transfer. plete servtre. City Transfer age. Ph 4tiU4. 30 S. fir St. FOR A PERSONAL OR AUTO LOAN Fee THE OREGON FINANCE CO. 4A South Central. A Pioneor Firm. FOR SALE--Mndern fi-room house. A bedrooms, three furnished. Circu lating heater, electric range. 3 bath rooms. Near city park. $4300, terms. A'so modern three-room house, fur nished, near schools. $1500. H. Q. Wilson. 7 Chestnut. Phone 4644. FOR SALE 30-0fl Remington reoeaT ing rifle, like new condition, either Redffeld peep or new 330 Weaver telescope stunts. Good recoil pad Lots of .Jn.Od sheila A. L. Conklin. Grants Past Lumber Co., Grant Paw. Ore. FOR SALE- llvs coupe pletelv overhauled. Looks and runs well. 23B Wilte L It. Mvars. Jack sonville, Ore , near MrKee bnnjje. peaches" For" Sale Kina Canners. peasonsbly Priced. Open Until 8:30 n. m. Hear Creek Orchard. 9 PaciftcHwy. rhoneaiflt STILL have some good tlala pea'rhes. Next to Humana Society. Ralph Ray mond . FOR R KNT 5 "acrrs, 3-room housa, furnished. Rt.3. Bon 345. v7ANTEDUsVd motorcycle tranamTs slon. No special model. Call aUer .1,fl1fl Pennsylvania. WANTED Two "choker setters"! 35 par hour. Call 601 Jackson villa af ter 7 pm. T jflV.' A TERRIFIC TOWN- tna lecreti Ofomolld Dorlnjl Ks, .i . -..?: a Sri t- XOTi ;- s ill ui Hi HtiiWi ti taiJI.A. With your Favorite (. " II JL J starring CHARHS STARRITT J.fv"7 Doora Opin l:45-6;46 Wdnfdar. Sept. 13, 1944 MEDFORD MAIt, TBIBXHTE SEVCT rOR SALE Mcintosh tor eating or cooking. WANTED Fir?t-clHss mechanic with hand tools. Champ's G.uage, 31 L . 5th. Excellent proposition. RADIO SERVICE A TELEVISION CO , S. Columbus, off Stewart Ave. Well, sura we are busy. The place Is full, but we never get tuo buy to check our radio and If lube trouble fix "it while vou wait. However, from the time you leave it. Otherwise we will get it out in a short time. Our prices are very reasonable. That is whv we are so busy. We expect to 'build a new addition soon so we can turn them out faster. We are receiving parts and tubes by the truck load. We can repair any tnitkn nf radio regardless of the trouble. We have one of the finest laboratories In southern Oregon. Our work is fully guaranteed. P. O. Box H6ti, Mediord. F6k RENT Small furnished "bouse. t;;fl s, Holly, or call 5511. Adults only. .30.30 Win. rifle, nice condition. 3 boesshclJs $37.50. U2H W, , Pth. WANT E D Wa Ureases. Apply Hotel Medford. ' INVEST Tn a Klein tailored suit for good appearance and long wear. Priced $38 up. Hundreds of wool ens to choose from. Klein the Tailor, 12fl.Mnlnupstairs. LOST Brown suit skirt between w", 10th end City Cleaners. Reward. rnone ayJ3 foHDE sold at Midway Auction, Sept. 14. woman's or child's horse, either to ride or work. Absolutely fool proof. Fat, sound, easy keeper. Middle-aged m FOR SALE Dinette tabU and" J chairs, living room rug, wood range, burner Hotpoint plate, 1 complete bed, lnnerspring nutttress, drop-leaf kitchen table. 41S Bcatty street. RESORT lot at Clear Lnke. Cal. Worth $300. Will trade for local lot. Rt. 4. Box 126-A. Medford. Wa N T E D Firs t -cl a ss mechanic vith hand tools. Champs On rage, ail x. flth. Excellent proposition. fiALE peaches for ennnine, '3c' lb. Franklin's Grocery, 437 S. Central, Telephone 5020. ...... 1040 Plymouth 3-door sedan with ra- dio for sale, rnone JH'M. WANTED Pasture for dry milch covJohnEhrk,Box 365. Ross2n HOW about next winterV locker meat? Cnlvca for sale. Phone 3339. WANTED A bav ire1dlh saddle horse, six to ten years old, weight not less than 1100 lbs. Must be oori looklne and centle. Wilt pay fir price. Address Hors. Buyer, P. O. BOX 1337, Medford. WANTED Penr pickers (or balance of season Orchard Park Farms, 2 i ml. south Medford on Pacific high- j way. Phone t3.T3. ZxPEHT motor tune-up. Fords my specialty. 119 S. jtiversiae. xjbck ui ' car lot. FOR SALE -Fishrr's" turkey grower elleta. Fa bar's, 34 S. HI vers! iaa. Ph. FOR SALE Fly spray, stock or household. A real spray. Try it, Ta ber s, 34 3. Riverside. Ph. 4440. APPLES, peaches. 3 cents lb. Specially priced to resiaurania r ucucia. Partiett pears, 50c lug, supply limit ed. Pay Lea Market, 223 8. Rlver alda. ODDoiitt Firestone. RADIO SERVICE All mnkes repaired or compteteiv reconaitionea. t'nii llps Radio Service. Average aervica 3 davs to one week. Phona 3838. 1307 N Jtiverside. FOR SALE .3O..30"Savage and shells. $53; .38 Winchester rifle. $20; 4 new windows. 3tix34. complete; one win dow. 30x34; one full lenjcth glass door and one kitchen door with glass. McFadden, Lmier Lane. CANTON Auxiliary rummage sate. Masonic hulldine. Holly and Main. Septamber 13 and 1ft. MONTHLY Female weakness (Also Fine Stomachic Tonic) Lydta E. Plnkham's Compound ti amoui to relieve perlodlo pain find aooompanylng nervous, weak, tired, out feelings all due to functional monthly dlsturbancea. Made espe cially for women It help natural Follow label directions. LYD1A L PINKHAM'S com7o"no Town-topping thrllli In this tll-out (or action story of the gallant paopla who kapt of in empirai i. Of enfiMlBW'ri OR. 2nd BIG RIP ROARING ACTION HIT! Outdoor Action Storyl T. " a : vz ;' flhowi Start 2:00 7i00 -9130 WANTED W titrea. Apply Franfe Una Cafe. Phone 4103. PEACHES Fine quality, tree ripened Hales. j mile south Oak grove school. Penney. Phone 8108. FOR SALE I-arge smooth, canning tomatoes, red potatoes, l'a cents and up. Onions-. Turn west across railroad 1 mile north of Central Point to sign. Phone 191XX. N. B, (jrisnam. WANTED Woman to nelp housework 2 or 3 days a week, I help " wltll ., good wages, strictly modern noma. Trl lb- tine nox UHJ. REWIND your car " generator and save money at Severln Electric, 1303 N. Riverside. Sinnal Station, DRV fir slabs for low coat heat, Med tora ruei. iei. am. COXL Off car price. Mediord Fuel! JCI. Jill. CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR Sav Time, Cash and Gas. Call Automobile Market. . Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph, 3019. 6th and Bsxttatt. No Red Tape When Vou Sell to L'a WANTED Late model used" Highest prices paid for good, clean automobiles. Crater Lake Motors. ATTENTION PLEASEl LOOK THESE OVER. Late model used cars. OPA price. ' Large supply famous Dovton-Mo-Claren tires. Bring In your certifi cates. Fog lights. Prestone, Goodyear bat teries. Buy now while stock is avail able. Sea at A. Z. "TUBBY DEAN'S, Your Ponttao Dealer. Rlchftcld StaUon Dial 2043. 0th ndCrape. Buy Mora Bonds. FOR SALE We always nave" a few later model used cars on hand- Sea us before you buy. Crater Lake- Motors. FIR ROUGH BLOX and big fir slabs, ercen. d-tier load. 86 50 Medford Fuel. Tel 3111 1123 N Central. rTE"PLAC"E your broken window glass. New glass installed while vou wait. MEDFORD MILLWORK CO.. The Glass House. Phnne 4113 inth and Urap. ADAH'S rfAittv saTTTST" All Kinds of beauty service Perms nents a specialty. Phono 3604. 130 N. Central. FOR SALE Large stock of auto jjen erators. exchange. Severln Elec tric. 1303 N. Riverside. Signal Sta tion. SAW DUST for sawdust burners. New fuel. Medford Fuel. Tel. Sill. Stock Ranches Farms Country Homen Our Specialty THOMAS J. HIGHT Broker too Holly Theater Bldg. Dial SS9T C Showi at 1:45 - 6:45 - 9;00 NOWl ENDS SAT.I STARTS SUNDAYI 'Arms. aauii In beautiful TECHNICOLOR aMiMW dta- - BIGGEST Show Valua In Town I Ni(hti Onl; Maji Btarta ! . MUST END TOMORROW Plus: 'THE WHISTLER" l '"'fl"" '.--i-a , STARTS FRIDAYI f HAROLD PEARY j fc I Artfttw NEWS feVSTj and MunoN SHORTS . ' J aS f90t wh.t "4 BllikE 3"Jr5 PLUS ara RUSS HAYDEM "THE VIGILANTES RIDE" M Ward ontgomery 117 South Cnrri1. Phont 3930 33 S. Riy.nld.. Dill 4980 DIAL 4900 il.i.aaiK.l .i ill 7 ZmmZmmm