Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 31, 1944, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextO v r LOCAL and PERSONAL III At Horn Mr. Harry L. Wilson who has been seriously ill at ber borne, 717 Oake street, i (or the past two weeks, is re- ported somewhat Improved now. 1 .... Mealing Postponed Meeting of West Side Extension Unit has been postponed because the leader, Miss Marion Farrell will be out of town. It will be held Nov. 6 at home of Mrs. Edward Leach. ' In Hospital Mrs. Walter L. Clark,. 320 North Holly street, is a patient In Community Hos pital, having suffered a broken leg. It is understood that she will be able to have visitors In a few days. On Leave Darral Payant, signalman 3c, and son of Mr. and Mrs. George Payant of S39 West 10th street, Is in Medford for a 15 day visit with his par ents. Payant has Just returned from the South Pacific. Unit To Meet Evans Valley Extension Unit club will meet at the home of Fern Babcock Thursday, Nov. 2. This will be an all-day meeting with a cov ered dish luncheon at noon. Members are asked to bring sewing. Capi. Findley Leaves Capt Dwight Findley left Sunday morning by air for Greensboro, N. C, where he will await or ders for overseas. Mrs. Findley and their three children, Diane, Jeanene and Dwight, Junior, will make their home in Medford for the duration at 36 Glen Oak Court. CALENDAR Wednesday ' 10.00 a. ro. Army Red Cross Auxiliary production unit, Out post. 12 noon Get Together club. potluck luncheon at Eagles Hall on West Main street. Bring scis sors and thimbles. 12 noon Adult Missionary so ciety of First Christian church, annual luncheon at church par lors. 1:00 p. m. Women of Rotary at 10 Keene Way Drive. Host esses, Mrs. E. C. Corn, Mrs. Oren Schenck and Mrs. H. D. Chris- tensen. 1:45 p. m. Contemporary Book club, home of Mrs. Ernest Barnes. 2:30 p. m. Wednesday Study club, GirJs' Community club. Mrs. Jacobs will give paper on "New America" and Mrs. Phipps will review "Time for Decision." 6:30 p. m. United Spanish War Veterans and auxiliary, armory for dinner followed by meetings at 8 p. m. Thursday 10:30 a. m. Wenonah club. home of Mrs. P. M. Aldredge 1016 Court street. Covered dish luncheon at noon. Bring table service and sewing kits. 1:00 p. m. Medford city coun cil of Parent-Teacher associa tions, home of Mrs. S. S. Mor gan, 212 South Orange street, dessert luncheon. 2:00 p. m. Women's Relief corps, armory club rooms. Plans for participation in the Armi stice Day parade will be made. Fine George Berry Ruther ford, 54, was fined 10 in city police court today for being drunk on a public street. Twins Christened The twin sons of Lt. and Mrs. H. F. Stoll of Camp Barkeley, Texas, were1 christened recently In Lt. StolVs home church at Taylor, Texas.. Following the ceremony, Lt.' Stoll' s parents gave a sheep bar-' becue for about 60 guests. Mrs. Stall was formerly Eunice San den of Jacksonville. . Editor Promoted Word has, been received that 2nd Lt. Wal lace G. Iverson was made first lieutenant and commanding of ficer of a squadron at Will Rogers Aid Field, Oklahoma: City, Okla., on Oct. 7. Lt. lver-; son was owner and editor of the Gold Hill News prior to his enlistment on Jan. 20, 1042. In Oklahoma Sgt. Dick Rob erts, Army Air Corps, is now stationed at Ardmore, Okla., with the ground forces, accord ing to word received here. Sgt. Roberts has recently returned from overseas, and spent three weeks in Medford with his mother, Mrs. Hazel Roberta, 107 Genesee street. ' Spreading OuF lEYTE TV t yLfiiT,to ( y ,4 A- AT ?! eervtce k!kx CUT Trans ar ti Stow, 33 . Tir SU IX3R RENT UpjilM plana. Cli l ectec e a. m. TOH BA1X 1U1 Chevrolet or m4 into pickup, food rubber. SIS. Af ter S So vnn. CrwH. Bos: S?. l Lett. AM mm weee ai LOOK OUT FOR THE JOKER in the "Burke Bill". Just as in 1918 the "drys" are at lt again. Protect your freedom defeat prohibition. VOTE 313 X HO Paid Adv. Tbs Antl-Profalbltlon Commlttei of Orafon. O. J. McParaon, Chalrmaa Paaraon-4th Ave. Bldr., Portland Cadet Here Aviation Cadet Kenneth H. Jones is in Medford on leave from advanced naviga tion school at Ellington Field, Tex., and is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley C. Jones, 512 Pennsylvania avenue. He reports back for duty Nov. 7. - Examiner Coming A travel ing examiner of operators and chauffeurs will be at the K. P. Hall Friday and Saturday, Nov. 3 and 4, from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. AU wishing permits or licenses t o drive cars are asked to get in touch with the examiner during these hours. Furlough Ends Ensign Wil liam H. Wright left for San Francisco Friday after spending two weeks at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Wright at Brownsboro. . Ensign Wright enlisted in the Navy V-12 program about two years ago. Miss Lois E. Wright, wel der at Willamette Iron and Steel Works in Portland, also spent two weeks with her family while her brother was home. Baby Daughter Pfc. Charles R. and Mrs. Turner are the par ents of a daughter, Malinda Ann, born October 26, 1944; at Camp White hospital. Mrs. Tur ner will be remembered as Miss Norma Mitchell and is making her home with her mother, Mrs. Paul Jennings at 304 North Ivy street, Medford, and Pfc. Turner is now stationed at Fort Meade, Maryland. Guardian A r r i t i n g Mrs. Edna Edna B. Stanley of Gres- ham, Ore., grand guardian of Daughters of Job for Oregon, will arrive in Medford tomorrow morning for her official visit to Medford Bethel. Tomorrow night she will be honored guest of the Bethel at a meeting in the Ma sonic Temple. Formal initiation wil be held. The meeting is scheduled for 7:30 p. m. Two Commissioned Stuart T. Wharton of Medford and Robert Lee Scott, formerly of Central Point, were both recent ly commissioned second lieu tenants at the army's Infantry School, Ft. Benning, Ga a re lease from the school states. Lt, Wharton, a son of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Wharton, 1134 West Ninth street, served with an AAA Command at Boston, Mass., be fore entering officer candidate school and was employed by the Jennings Tire company before being inducted into the army. He is a graduate of Medford high school. Lt. Scott, whose parents are Mr. and Mrs. 1. F. Scott of Delano, Calif., is a graduate of the Central Point high school. STATE SCHOOL SUPPORT AMENDMENT VOTE-31 4-X-YES Mom fefephofo American Invaders ot Philippines have greatly extended beachheads on teyte and adjacent Bamar, gaining complete control of San Juanlro Strait and establishing 10-iaUgrip tt Ctrlgara Bay. Other drives pushed deeper inland on Iyt. School Head Here Frank B. Bennett, superintendent of . Sa lem schools, arrived in Medford yesterday to confer with E. H. Hedrick, Medford school super intendent, and to look over the local school piant. Saiem is con templating a post-war school building program. ' , .... Truck Tires The truck tire panel is faced with an even more difficult task for Novem ber, according to local OPA officials, as the qquote. has 645 fewer tires compared with 3, 378 tires for October. The Oc tober figure Included a supple mentary quota of 400. e e Sergeant Leaves T. Sgt. Franklin H. Fanger laft Saturn day night for the reassignment station at Santa Monica, Cai. He has been visiting friends and relatives at Portland and Cor vallis and with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fanger, Sr., on the Jacksonville highway, dur ing the 22-day furlough given him after his return to this country from a base ot the 15th Air Force in Italy. Corporal Home A f t e r 30 months' duty in Hawaii and var ious South Pacific islands, Cpl. DeLoss Gilbert arrived In Med ford Saturday to spend a 30-day furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Van R. Gilbert, 135 .North Holly street. Cpl. Gilbert Columbus, O., Oct. 81 U.fi) Gov. John W. Bricker of Ohio gathered forces here today for the final spurt of his national election campaign which re sumes tomorrow night at Toledo after climaxing his drive tor la bor votes before a howling au dience of 15,000 last night at Detroit. The GOP vice presidential nominee arrived here this morn ing to catch his campaigning breath before starting out on a final swir.ar throuah the east to j New York and Philadelphia. He ends bis campaign at Cleveland next Saturday night. Hearers Enthused Last night, Bricker drew the most enthusiastic reaction from the largest Indoor audience he has faced on Ms entire campaign when he told labor In the heart ot industrial America at Detroit that next Tuesday, labor makes its choice between communistic domination and Industrial free dom. He set off waves of booing by mentioning Sidney HUlman who. he said, "helped boss the new deal convention" at Chicago last summer, and Earl Browder the "No. 1 communist In this country." He drew shouting approval by naming Gov. Thomas E Dewey as "the next president of the United States." Ha was cheered loudly also when he said he didn't mind "taking a licking front the Democrats" but that he would "hate to be defeated by the communist party masquerad ing a the Democratic party." "The man behind Franklin Roosevelt," Bricker said, "is Sidney Hillman. The man behind Sidney Hillman is Earl Browder. And back of him are the class hatreds, the alien philosophies and the economic slavery of the old world." V fOR SALE Bcauro (JS caet. tut U, real barfata. 343 N. Gre s. FOR SALC t r;!it-l l?-mantlt mlHttnt atrata ShortRont bull; 1 - registered f-manth Aberdeen Anfus bull; 1 Hereford bull, 23 months; eome dairy heifer: aome Hereford hellers: also stocVt trailer. C. p. rvep S. KWiind farm, Ceittiat Poirrt. F YOU ABE vjunUna to buy or sett rut ut tec U G. Ptekett. it 6. tWH. ftWtt OT 4tHU. FOR SALE New nvsttsn, hi wrtaf er roUe, reoelrc on u itutkee ot washers. 406 E. Meln. Phon 5J03. TOVXll ldy billfold. OH-ner iden tify mna pmy sot so, inquire r s. Rlvertide. JANITOR WArlTBD Fut! 3fc ftvr tt experienced laitac. PettrtttC to riltc tttea t sped wages. Address Box eH3e, emi lrioune for interview. WS, WILL HAVE good consignment nt l...r patfl tn, tMa U'AlcV ul,! , also regular lineup of dairy etock, mwi and helfera: ft larca fat bull: Bom ftf. ho and teedexv. damtiy 4-rheet ruotser it wagon ac trailer) flit rack: ! well built fwo-tt'Jleel aloclt trailer, 16x600 tlrea: 1 electric waahlns machine; 1 Bparton console radio, and many otner uaeful article. Sale atari at 14.50 a. m. LWevtocfc te i m. Ttturedey, Kov. 3. Midway Auction I.O. TttMs7 cct, , u MrorenT mail TMBtno rm TOR SAUt Ortho Kleenup, a winter vpTy iot truTiy mi, tcaie, ongni on Pttaa 4441?. fruit Qakdta Scocrv, jTOR SALE Satn' dcc ml. tf i, 34 g. gn tfrtjag. Pn?Bt 444tf, in church will JsJd eumm.t a.L in tha Miwmlo building, .Novtvi?r 3 and 4. WANTED Woman to wash dish, Berrydale restaurant, 1312 N. River side. Best ot wages. ISo night or Sit.v5n -work. TOR BA1X ' T.sner'1 More-MYUc. Ta- rOR A-C fw ialax modt t.ci ccc 4a ttjtod.. Sc J us briar t&it bur Ctr lim Motors WANTED TO BUY feeder iambs. V j. avniuppt. Hotel Grand, MediortX- WANTED hstm xxuxiei uset CAJ. Btghut price peld for good, clean automobues. Crattn Lam Motors. ik. C. TRACTOR. moflrtTo. 1 nncvura . wiui uuici u-tauv. vj ic- ct tnacac ta cood oacwitfiaa. Pttenc 374.9 9 a. xn. t& & 9. tor poinrment J A GATES' Do)iho ra "mounted ' Have yom ajate md up for ita rders nuit be Id before Nov 1 into's Agate Shop. e25 Miln TOR SALE Superphotphate. Car to arrive about nov. lit. Arrange now . leu 3stv ', TOR SALE Dods l(;i-tk toft I TJ7 A SOVJO tirm rear. Ilk new: jecod machanlcal condition. Will Uke some stock In trade. See at L. C. Taylor Co.. 112 S. Riverside. Phone 33flS. TOT SATJE Guernsey "cow, cneap, or Irnne. tTnil Xvn, Rt. Box St. T. Bate ROKt. FOR SALE 3rd cutting hav. Hot DOGS n4 Me& ??i?urr U? vr&y we serve Ihem ere really swell. The Canteen, 414 E. Main St., next door rioxy xneaure. BOOKKEEPER would like a few part time accounts. Tribune Box 4338. $2800" , Cash. 2bedroom house, ga rage, laundry trays, shrubs. oU beater, electric Tefrtgemlor, luiiy f-amishiiS -wYlh Vlctae C. g.e.ifar Brophr BMt tOR RENT 3-feetrKKtt ftmi(wi houM, electric reoce nd zefrltcr- FOR RENT Clean, lurniahad apartment to respeclnble employed fjouDle. convenient. Call 2990. SfEADY employment, good wage for responsible girl or woman; exper ience unnecessary. Bunt'i Ice Cream. INFANTS and small girls dresses, pas- Socialite Granted Divorce Permission Hollywood, Oct. 31 U. Social Leader Josephine S. Mor rison announced today she had received permission from th Roman Catholic church and would file suit for divorce later today from Screen Star John Wayne. Wayne, former University ot Southern California football star, end his wife, ' separated May 27 after ten years of mar-' has been serving with the airj rled lite. Wayne said they had corps and upon termination of the month's furlough will report In California for reassignment. The trip home was made by air, the corporal reports. Cpl. Gil bert attended Medford high school, playing with the school orchestra and band and for six years was employed in Klamath Falls by the Lost River Dairy be fore entering the army air corps. On the ballot at this election there Is a proposed constitutional amendment Increasing the states share in the cost of supporting public schools. On the other hand, it lessens the costs of schools to the local districts. It also provides some extra money, which will be needed to operate schools foT the next five years. The amendment would require the state to contribute 45 cents per day, per pupil in actual attendance In the elementary and high schools. This means the state would be assuming about 55 of the total costs of those schools and the local districts 45. There ere now In the state, as a whole, about 29.0DD.0OO m-nll ) r year. At 45 centi per budU day this would 13,000,000 per year. Now tins la not all additional money for the schools, by any means, because this fund will absorb and cancel two other funds which now come to the schools. These ere the Elementary Fund of about $2,000,000 and the Income Tax Diversion Fund of $5,000,000, which is now more or less of a temporary oil set to local district taxes. This leaves about $3,000,000 which will be additional money for the schools until 1950, to tide them through the war and re-adjustment period. WHY MORE STATE AND LESS LOCAL TAX SUPPORT FOR SCHOOLS 1. All states support their schools by both etate and local tax fundi. The pie portion of the total which the state contributes ranges from 92 in Delaware to 1.4 for Iowa, end 1.7 for Oregon, in Washington, the state contributes 57.6. In California it is 43.3. but there is a bill on the California ballot this election very materially increasing the proportion the state will bear. (These figure are taken from Report o! Reiearch Division, National Educa tion Association 1941). In 1942. as a result of the Initiative measure passed by a large majority, 15,000,000 surplus income tex funds ere now being used to reduce local school district taxes. The reduction in Medford was about S'j mills for last yean other diairisti similarly. If the proposed amendment carries, this reduction in local school taxes should be materially increased. 1. When funds are reised on a state level, the Hate can make use of several ' different forms of taxation to distribute end cushion the load, making it more easily carried by localities and individuals. The local district has only one form the property tax evailabe to it or Ali of Us purpoies, school, city, county and others which means this form of taxation Is uaually overburdened. S. By means of a state fund lt Is possible to adjust some of the large Inequalities among local districts In their abilities to support schools. Education of the people is a matter of more than community concern. With our mobility is population each local district is not only interested in the type of education it offers but what is afforded by every other district. 4. When taxes are levied on a state wide bests ALL property within the state helps to support schools. At present, there is considerable amount of - property within the state which pays no school tax. 8. Under our constitution and laws the state is responsible for a uniform and ' adequate system of public schools, but with the constitution in its present form, the legislature is unable to supply stete support edequate to this end. The proposed emendment implements the conititution to make this possible. (. Local school districts, these times, held as they ere by the six per cent conitl tutional limitation, cannot cope with present rising costs due to increased ' enrollments and drastic teacher shortages, unless materially aided by state support. Jackson County Teachers Association Jackson County Council, Parent Paid Adv. Teacher Association. VOTE 314-X-YES YOUNG FRY URGED Reminding the "young fry" that the war affects even Hal lowe'en, Chief of Police Clatas McCredie stated today that while the police force doesn't expect the young folks to go without their Hallowe'en fun ft is wise to remember that property destroyed can't be re placed readily during war times. He urged the youngsters to keen j this in mind and stated that he nupea mere wouia De no seri ous consequences from tonight's pranks. The chief complimented Med- ford young people on their ex cellent record the past two years and stated that vandalism had been at a low ebb since the war. However, Just in case, the enter end his men wiil keep a sharp eye and a few extra off! cers will be "making the rounds." CITIZENSHIP REFUSED Fresno, Cal. (U.R) E d g a r Hamel, retired mechanic, will have to stay a Swede, naturaliza tion examiners decided recently when the elderly man told them earnestly he wanted to be an American so he could get his old-age pension. been "extremely happy" for many years end expressed re gret over a rift they had had. Clotlna Vim tor Olawiltad atia s km. Too Let to Claaattj. U'-SO tpta. wWe. wrirrt. TinV TtA' StkOD. Sew Shipment ot llorioa, frwit. Oikd&la Grocery. TJANIED Capable ml6tll-Etf wotti- T lor COCKms ana utni nwiwwOTfc, ma!t (amtly, t Medford. SlOO roonlhly. Give Telerences. J. O, Box 712 Medford. rooms, fireplace, hard- $4400" wood floors in Hying room end din in it room, sas rur num. laundrv travt. cloia In. or paved street. Owner leavlne, Tfturt Mrtl t one. I. K. actvuiw, 145 Wt AtH f Oirtl SMS. f.vmtnet 2343. ewtexcert SftttiKwy vtntni. roocw 7343. . FOR SALE Appi, U tfobla " Tradinff Post. FOR SALE IS33 FaM excel- specie rets It grows It tttrt per cwt, in ton lota r. e. TUC?f5 MM ion to foirr-frvt roMj uas net nwMJtw HUMPHREY MOTORS 33 R)vrsiJa lh) 49d TOR fiALfc ?r. st MKaftSc low rent, well enuiwed ears In Medford in tame oaring caer WtfH attattUahed cw IOC Over 20 ve location. Not Just a man and wife feutVneu but a Tea restaurant and a mon9 maker. V.'tfta Ttibuii fito. &39 xt diteUc Sights Only Weekdays Closed Tuesday CASH TO TIASB fOR YOUR CAR 8av Timav Cl end Gam. Call Automobll Market, friendly Medford Dealer. Ph aetc. ectt ws sarKvtt. No Sed Xtf tvtua Vki Sett lo Us Wanted: Ljite model vied ears Highest caah orl.-e oafd. tari atcck Dvton-MeClarn ' Jt. Bring It, ywr cenlllcalea. &tll have c few food; used can Look them ove efore ya 6y Get ready for winter now tPol have batteries, lojUaht beater. Doee. A. . TUBBY TOAN. Ycur Ponttee Oeato. BtttanAGctofS. rfa282. Mtvltord. pre. Bur War Band ADAH'S BtAlTTV iAljSx Alt' (rind' nf beauty service. Permanenta a. snec-Ultv. Ph. 2RH1 I9n M r.ntr.i ikoucH bi.ox i rm slabs aik ible Inad SS SO sreen, filed. JTuel , MMXmy&tmufaJ lent rubber. 227 9, 3188 alter 0 Central. Phone tVVLSB tooth bituibw 3 lor 99c Old t.vle riothea burahe. SI rh. ai. ton SALS Fiaher' ea-ar sraln scratch. Phone 4449. raher'. 34 g. ruveraiqe. , Ton SAlM Electric washing machine and mansle, complete, SAO; also new food dehydrator. S2.30. Ph. 3Sia. BOOM AND BOAKD tor hlfh achool girl In exchenge tor help In home evenlnes and SavuTdays. Good home. good Ytttetfc-ftc. 'i-tv&we aox astro, Too Late to Classify 3rd and Laurel, FOR KNT GaraaaT waiTer rxann. Centra Point. IUK OrtlaV O rUUHl lUIllllUatj, . eteotrio etova, rngiaaire, znim cabinet Tad.o, tfavenport. Uf.hot ttered chAif, 2 fixia wool rtigs .xd adt7t dinette tewlnt machine, a edroom suites with Innerspring mattresses and coll springs, washing .I.Aiil.llne ntnnrl iatater lawn mower, hose and nurnVrcrus othet aTlltl. Alt pre-wta uTTtith1, (ngt. 3Ji tttilea S Pacific highway i Rt. 4, vox Jtt. WANTED VfoTnan or St tm houie- wotk atw. cat of etudrn. o t.utw Arv fir cooklnir. M13- rer week, roam and bosrdr Lot ot privacy and lib era! houra. Telephone 4663. WANfRD-Experlenced waitress. Ap ply at Valentine's. TOH SALE 1100-Jb, black gelding horse, 4 years old, or will trade for good milch cow. Sea at C. W. Brlggs, comer of Aftev Bros. MUl road ana Highway fi Souti, or Phona 16. double load ifl 50 oreen. tAeA. rui v-u.. lei. OILL. SAWDUST NEW FIR Meatord Fuel Co.. for ' burners Tel. 3llt. HEAVY work horse to let for ieed. Phone not. ' HERE'S A TIP FOR COLD CLOGGED NOSE Open up stuffy, cold-clorocd nose wi tb 2 drops Peoetro Moae Drops in each nostril. Breathe Ireer, slmcet instantly- Caution: Use only aa directed. Get PENETRO HOSE DROPS atacte WEDNESDAY WBSliUS55S PLUS TOM CONWAY in . TH FAiCOH AMD THE COEOS" t MAJOR riRST-RUN KITS. Shawi Start 1:45 Si45 9:30 SERVICE MEN AND WOMEN Wa want the picture oj every man and woman .n Jackson county now aervfns tw (h armed frc of this country to b used, in our Ar mistice window the week of Novem ber 11th. Pictures must be in be fore Saturday, November 4th. rLYPW ELECTRIC FOR 8ALZ cheap &aah ami glass. i-none Dam. FARMERS, ATTENTION! Tor fast de livery or quick move of heavy ma chinery, phone 2868, Davis Transfer cc oiorago io., iu o. rir ai. WE STTL1. have stock FMVWAH Thi Pont automotive fin.ihe. Lt u re finish ycuc car while hc .ncter iah last. AU work guaranteed, SIMONIZING STEAM CLEANTNO. MTTCKECt PAINT SHOP, 0Q3 S. Rivercide. NEW SffIPif?tf at Placid, truit, Oakdale Grocery. HI UNBELIEVABLE BUT TRUE! SXFOSSD! JAP PRISON. CAMP m ?'m a If Suian 1 If HAYWtt l sfS fr v p J ftPy.ClXURTB CHOIODI Viw lermuls lint pMln, llrhi&t, tore-atHB QUICK) Then trtit ItiirBton k lli&or't lfti 01nlmtDt, Or r( 1 Saw ctsts act. Xcr VOCZOUH' txr lOUZ j t n-t ti fooa qtu( toT aTyTneTtj 1 J In Medterd at tarior'a Prtnr-WlM Drugs, s r 1 j9 W A G 0 If WHEEL 4 Mitel From Medford on Criffin Crack Read OON'T eome t ttut ; Masquerade Dance HALLOWE'EN IIIGHT Unlett you want to nave fun. Just a mailt will cto for your coftum. If your ttt if like, ours, you'll need it. Theie will be prizes, fun, 90od musie, fun, aall floor, tun, and some more fun. Bring parry and coma out. STARTS , WEDNESDAY 2 SMASH KITS! 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