Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 07, 1944, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and City Court Dennis D. Duls worth, 31, was ordered to leave town, In elty court today, on a charge of being drunk on a pub lic street. Club ot Meet The Phoenix Thursday club will meet Nov. 9 at the home of Mrs. Floyd Bar rett, corner Second and Fine streets, at 2 p. m. Flue Fir The chemical truck was called ot the residence of Louise Phillips, 204V4 West Jackson street, last evening, to extinguish a flue fire. The fire did little damage. Unit to Meet Ho ward 'Exten sion unit will meet at the home of Mrs. Mabel Johnson Thursday at 10:30 a. m. Topic for the day will be "Conserve With the Scrap Bag." , Sojourners' To Meet Medford Sojourners' club will meet Thursday at the Girls' Commun ity club at one o'clock for des sert followed by cards. Reserva tions are to be made with Mrs. George Rudolph, phone 7243. In Marines Vern Still, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Still, 26 Port land avenue, has transferred to the marines and is now at Camp Pendleton, Calif. He is with the Field Medical school there. Still attended Medford high school be fore he went into the service. . Four Enlist Four 17-year-old Jackson county youths have en listed In the U. S. naval reserve. They are Samuel James More house, 19 North Peach street, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel K. More house; Donald Fuller Mentzer, 703 West Second street, son of Mr.'and Mrs. Leland A. Mentzer; Bert Alvln Lewis, Jacksonville, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lewis, 2821 Kelburn avenue, Garvey, Calif., and Lewis Jackson Cox, Rt. 1, Box 40, son of Mi1, and Mrs. A. J. Cox. The boys were enlisted November 2 and are now home on inactive duty waiting their call to a naval training center. Their enlist ment was completed through the Medford navy recruiting station, according to H. W. Craln, re cruiting officer in charge. FREE LECTURE WED. 8 P. M. MEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM HUBERT PHILLIPS Professor of social science at Fresno State College Will Diacuaa the Timely Subject "Russia' Position East and West" BE SURE TO HEAR ITI . This annouaeemtnt pub lished as a public terries by . . . DEPARTMENT STORE PERSONAL CALENDAR Tuesday 8:00 p. m. Crater Lake Post and auxiliary, VFW, semi monthly business meeting at ar mory. Final plans for Armistice Day. 8:00 p; m. Past Presidents' club. Degree of Honor, home of Hattia Bradshaw, 1211 West Tenth street 8:00 p. m. Chapter BE, P. E. O., home of Miss Katherine Stewart, GeBauer apartments. Brief meeting. 8:00 p, m. Temple meeting, Pythian Sisters. K. of P. hall. Wednesday 10:00 a. m. Army Auxiliary Red Cross production unit, Out post. 10:30 a. m. Medford Exten sion unit, courthouse auditorium. Project, "Conserve with Scrap Bag". Mrs. R. G. Beach and Mrs. S. L. Morgan, leaders. j2:30 p. m. Mistletoe club, covered dish luncheon at Girls' Community club. Irene Shirley, chairman. 1:00 p. m. Crater Lake aux iliary, VFW, sewing club, home of Mrs. Mabel White, Ivy and West Eleventh streets, dessert luncheon. 2:00 p. m. Chapter AA, P. E. O., home of Mrs. H. L. Brown, 103 Geneva street. 6:30 p. m. Medford Branch, AAUW, dinner at Holland Ho tel with Ashland members as guests. 8:00 p. m. American Legion, armory. 8:00 p. m. Chrysanthemum Circle No. 84, Neighbors of Woodcraft, regular session at K. of P. hall. Thursday . 12:30 p. m. Loyalty Circle of Methodist church, luncheon at parsonage, 27 North Orange street. Hostesses, Mrs. Louis Kirby, Mrs. Harry Meyers, Mrs. Walter W. Johnson. Business meeting to follow. 1:00 p. m. Medford Sojourn ers' club, Girls' Community club. For reservations call Mrs. Ru dolph, phone 7243. 1:30 p. m. Chrysanthemum Thimble club, home of Mrs. Car rie Milnes, 820 Narregan street. Bring sewing. 2:00 p. m. Medford W. C. T. U., home of Dr. Susie V. Stand ard, 1103 West Main street. Minor Accidents Xavier Widmer, Rt. 4, and Samuel John son, Eagle Point, drove vehicles involved in a slight accident Wednesday, according to a re port on file. Willis Foren, 1136 Court street, and A. W. Beebe, Central Point, drove passenger cars involved in a minor collis ion on North Central street Sun day, according tc? a second re port. VSrl Jr. Chamber Meal Juntori Chamber of Commerce meets to night at 7:30 in Jackson County Chamber ot Commerce building. It will be the final registration for charter members. All young men are invited to attend. Examiner Here Secretary of State announces that an exam iner for licenses of operators and chauffeurs is scheduled to be at the KP hall Nov. 10 from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. All those wishing per mits to drive cars are asked to get in touch with the examiner during these hours. Gltsen Here Pfe. Bill GItzen, son of Dr. and Mrs. G. A. Gitzen, 129 North Grape street, arrived in Medford last night to visit his parents. He has been stationed at Camp Lee, Va., and upon com pletion of his furlough will re port to Camp Beale, Marysville, Calif. Cancel Meeting The Novem ber meeting of the Jackson County League of Woman Voter's board will not b held this evening since it is election night, Mrs. Justin Smith stated today. A combined November and December board m;etlng will be held Nov. 21 at 8 p. m. at Mrs. Smith's home. Stamp en Bale A special stamp commemorating the SOth anniversary of the motion pic ture industry went on sale at the Medford postoffice today, ' ac cording to Frank DeSouza, post master. The stamp, of three-cent denomination, pictures an open air scene in the South ieas with servicemen watching a motion picture. Home Nursing The Red Cross Home Nursing committee will hold a meeting Thursday morning at 10 o'clock in the Jun ior Red Cross rooms in the Holly building for anyone Interested in home nursing. Classes will be formed if there is good atten dance. Anyone who is unable to come to this meeting may tele phone instead. Expected Home Harper K. Hamilton, Jr., who recently graduated from advanced bom bardier school at Kirtland Field, Albuquerque, New Mexico, is ex pected home today where he will spend a furlough at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Hamilton, 716 West Second street He was made a flight of ficer on November 4. Another son, Bob, has enlisted in the navy and is awaiting his call to duty. Accordionists Coming Luigl Rangan and Don Bottari of Port land will present an accordion concert Sunday, Nov. 12, under the auspices of Prentice's Ac cordion band. The concert has been scheduled for 2 o'clock in the afternoon. It is stated that the two men are considered artists on the accordion and it is anticipated that they will attract a large audience. Mrs. Eve Pren tice and her students have pre sented other concerts here In the past- Stolen Cars Two more cars were added to the list of stolen vehicles today, making a total of four cars stolen within the last four days in Medford, ac cording to city police. Three of the four automobiles have been found, parked on city streets. The most recent theft is a grey Oldsmobile sedan, owned by Arthur Bassett of Lyons, Ore gon, who is registered at the Holland Hotel. Bassett reported to police that the car was taken sometime after II p. m. Sunday. HONOR ROLL The following pupils ot Roose velt school were on the honor roll for the first six weeks per iod: IB Meredith Foote. 2B Melissa Jennings, Bar bara Bauer, Suzanne Reichstein 2A Larry Ross, Verne ce Tighe, Tommy Gail. 3B Constance Clark, Georgia Hemmila, Sandra Hubbard, Carole Pringle, Fay Zler. 4B Kathryn McAllister. . BA-rJoan DeZell. 8B Nancy Cottingham, Cor rlne Wing, Shannon Van Valzah, Don Denman. 6A Kenneth Degemess, Rob ert Rentchler. HEADS BUCKLEY FIELD Denver, Colo., Nov. 7. U.R) Col. E. A. Lohman, former commanding officer of Langley Field, Va., and one ot the oldest men in point ot service in the army air forces, today took com mand of Buckley field here, re placing Col. . W. Raley. m Mall Trloune Win Ada. WHEN yon ote4 quick rtlitf from pain, do too besiuu to ukt uplria bcctOM it lewM 70a with to apwc ftomich ) U 90, this new mtdictl diiw cortrr, SUPfcAlN. is "just whst the doctor ordtrtd" for foo. twpTtw It aspirin fm 1 contain thf sunt pare, sal's aspirin yon hava long known bat developed bf doctors in a special way for thosa a pact bf aspixia in its ordinary form This new hind of aspirin tablet dissolv more quickly, lets the aspirin net right at the job of re I i trine pain, reduces the icidity of ordinary upiria. tod does Thoughtful Mane l'etepholo) Marine Corp. Alvan U Macer, Clark, S. D., typical of Americans fighting this worldwide war, is giving considerable study to bis Presidential vote, Here be causes beiure pictures ot both leading candidates Delore casting lis ballot "somewhere In the Pacific." As always, nu ritle and steel - helmet are be&lds nun. Marine .Corps Dhoio. REV. BROCKHAUS BE At a meeting of the congrega tion of Zion Lutheran church held following the worship serv ices last Sunday, the resignation of the pastor, the Rev. Karl W. Brockhaus, who has been called to St. Mark's Lutheran church, Grand Forks, N. Dak., was for mally accepted with reluctance by the congregation. Pastor Brockhaus by his resig nation closes a three year min istry in the city. Prior to com ing to Medford he served as assistant to the pastor of St. John's Lutheran church, Beaver Dam, Wis. Both Pastor and Mrs. Brock hause have been active in com munity affairs as well as in lea dership of their own church ac tivities. The latter has been serv ing as board member of the newly formed Y.M.C.A. and is president of the Medford Coun cil of Church Women. She also holds office as vice-president of the Women's Missionary society of the Pacific Synod of the Unit ed Lutheran Church in America. Rev. Brockhaus In the past has served as secretary of the Med ford Ministerial association and at the present time is vice-president of that-organization. Pastor and Mrs. Brockhaus will leave. Medford the latter part of this month or early in December, depending on when arrangements can be made for a new minister here. The pastor stated that they will leave their numerous friends both in the congregation and th city at large with many regrets. HEALTH OFFICER LISTS DISEASES DURING WEEK Tuberculosis, pneumonia, re current malaria and trench mouth are listed on the weekly report of communicable diseases for the week ending November 4 according to Dr. A. Erin Mer kel, county health officer. The one case of tuberculosis Is in Medford, two cases of pneumonia were reported from Medford and two cases each of recurrent malaria and trench mouth were reported from Camp White. - BABY LUCKY Los Angeles, Nov. 7 (U.R) Baby Eddie Williams, who fell 30 feet and lived, was recover ing today in California hospi tal. The 2V4 year old son of Capt. Edward O. Williams, chaplain with the First army in Europe, plunged from a win dow of his mother's home yes terday. He suffered Internal In-uries. NEW kind of ASPIRIN tablet doesn't upset stomach not Irritstt or opset stomach erea iter repeated doses. Tnr fhb ut to remind yon to set Soperio today, so yog can ham it on haod when headaches, colds, etc, strike. Set bow quickly it fine yoo feel ifter tak. JJjW 114 end 39 Soldier Voter V Livestock Portland. Nov. 7 (UP) Livestock: Cattle. 150: calve. SO. market alow. about steadv. common to medium steers $ytj 11.73; ioaa cooa snort tea steers late Monday, 514.50; few com mun to medium heifers, $8.25 10.50: canner and cutter cows $4.25 S 6; fat dairy type cows $0,5017.50: medium Deei cows an; medium 10 good duiis to medium grass calves $811. Hogs, 400, market steady, strictly good to Choice 180-240 lbs. $15.23, others $14.75; 245-280 lbs. $14(914.50; gooa sows 5U.su '0 13; lecder pigs, salable $13 50w 13.7.V aneep, aiju, marKat steady, good wooled lambs $12; good to choice true kins, salable to 12.50: common grades $9; common medium ewes good ewes salable up to $3.50, South Run VritnnUrn. Nnu t fin South San Francisco livestock market: Cattlo. Attn. nnopn!1v ttpnrlv onmi slaughter - steers absent; few feeder steers $11 (Jf 12. Late Monday, iour loads medium to good grass heifers Sll.50i2, numerous loads grass cows 51111.23, common and medium cows saoiu.aa. cutters S7M8. canners a56, meaium sauna ca nuns sinurinnn Calves, 50. About steady. Medium to choice slaughter calves $12.50913.75. Hogs. 300. Steady with Monday's opening; about load good to choice uu-u-id. Darrows ana gilts tiD2a, packages choice 268 lbs. at $15; odd good sows 513.50. Sheep, 1200. Choice wooled lambs absent, unriftrtnna Btpnriv rmmri m loads medium to good No. 1 pelt clover lambs $13 614. Past two days ewes cents nignor, two loads 138' id. gooa 10 cnoice 50.73. Chicago, Nov. 7 ( UP) ( WFA) liivcaiucA: Hogs. 11,000. Opened fairly active, u iu j icuis nigiicx- un aim ids aown; late sales cood and choim iQii.yvn nn $14.40(314.50; early top $14.65; weights over 270 lbs. and sows steady ot $14. Cattle. 5000; calves. 1000. Fed steers and year in s;s atrong to 25 cents high er; top $18.35, paid for choice 1040 -lb. yearlings; bulk $13.50iM7.75: fed heifers steady to strong; odd head up to $17.75; bulk $128 16.50; cows 10 to 15e higher, activr. Sheep, 3000. Few early tales and bids fully steady; acattered lots good and choice native slaughter lambs $14 914.25; some held higher, scattered early sales, native slaughter ewes $5.50 down. Portland Produce Portland, Nov. 7 (UP) Wholesale produce markets: Beans Oregon green, 10 12c lb. Corn Northwest, fl.75&2 sack. Peppers Local flats, f 2.29 4P2.50 orange box. Tomatoes California, t3.S0Q3.65 lug, as Is repacked, .2S34.50. SI F. DAIRY PRICES San Francisco, Nov. 7. (U.R) Dairy market: . Butter: 93 score 43c; 92. score, 42Vic; 90 score 42Vic; 89 score, 4134c. Cheese: Wholesale prices: Gl.taiu1u aalatnai) nrl tnrfltreXHMI witli mdrfertlnT itcb. bum and irriution. 8mart's PTrimld SuppotltorUi bri-e M quick, treleome relief. Their grand medi r cation means real comfort, reduces strain, helpi ttKhtea relaxed membranes, fientir lubrieatea and toftens. Protective mad M I anti-chafBrii, so eaiyto uae. Gel genuine r Sniart'a Pyramid Suppoaitorlea at four rua atora rithout delay we ana ju a maker's money-back guarantee. d E fj 6.00-16 Loaf 17.9c; tlrplets, 27.2c. Eggs: Large, grade A 56tt 5?Vic; large grade B, 43 V 44Vfcc; medium grade A 51Vi 5 2 Vic; small grade A 37V(g 38Vic Olotlnt time tor Claaeiflee ads a, m. Too Late to CUsaify, UJO p. m. Too Late to Classify TEXAS pink meat grapefruit. large stie. finest quality. Oakdale Grocery WHO Adarel O ES. Social club. What Rummage ana uazaar leaiunng baby clothe, fancy work, aprons. Where Masonic building. Holly and Main, wnen ptov. wm ana mm. fOR RENT 6 -room modern house. fnone ai7. GIRL WANTED at Roxy Ann Con- recuonary. nours rrom 11 a. m. 10 p. m. No Sunday work. Steady position WE "HAVE opening lor one or two Sooa mecnanica wun nana w. teady work. Come In for interview. Cullen Motor & Implement Co.. Nash and International Dealers, 123 a. mversiae. ARMEERS ATTENTION delivery or aulck move of heavy machinery phone 2888. Davis Trans- ier ec sToraica to.. u 9. rir 01. WE STiLL have stock PRE-WAR Du font automobile finunes. Let us re- tinun your car wruie tnese mater ials last. - All work guaranteed. SIMONIZING STEAM CLEANING MITCHELL PAINT SHOP, duo a. mversiae. DON'T worrv about movinc. Wir conv ?ieie service pnone 4oe. city Trans sr t Storage. 38 S. Fir St. FOR RENT -Two-room apartment and trailer house. Inquire 137 N. River- iae. RED APPLES for sale, bring contaln- ers. 1009 West 9th. WANTED Man and wife between ages ot 30 ana ns, no small cniidren. to work on Rogue River Valley farm as farm hand and maid. Work con sists of tending registered Here fords and pear orchard. Two lovelv rooms with bath and kitchenette furnished. Also wood, lights, water, milk and garden. Hourly wage rate to wife and $100 per month to hus band. A reserved ."polite and willing couple desired. This Is a lifetime Job. References needed. State ages and experience In first letter. Write lTlOUne JBQXS73. FOR SALE Larse wood furnace. Shults Bros., 320 N. Bartlett. Dial WANT ' - Assistant bookkeeper end ijpm. t-rater mna motors. WANT To buy "35 or '36 Ford coupe. THE MIDWAY AUCTION CO. will have a consignment of 75 head of cows and steers for this week a sale, along with recular lineup of dairy cattle; also 50 head of fat and feeder lambs. These lambs are grain fed and are good stock. 75 sacka of puds, get your winter supply. A Fordson tractor, steel wheels and lota of other useful pieces of equip ment There will be two large wick er doll buggies sold at this week's sale. These buggies have had splen did care and would make nice Xmas flits. Several stoves and plecea of urnltur.. t nice combination wood or coal heater. Bring In your con signment the day before sale if pos sible. Attendant at yards every day. Midway Auction Co., Midway Road at 4 Corners. Phone Medford 4193. oaie starm at lo:au a. m.. ll-B-44. WANTED "Shirt finisher and flat work iron feeder. Apply In person. SPITZENBURG APPLES. Ml weight, lidded boxes, fancy and extra fancy. Oak dale Grocery. FOR SALE Fur coat, slxe 6, 2S. 12t 8. Ivy St. EiNK SAUSAGES Fancy smalt hnvaWaat Ulllaa1 Attn Ik naklfd&laa Grocery. ' WANTED To care for children In my own home. 311 W. Jackson. FOR SALE Plorida 'grapefruit, Black FOR RENT 8-room unfurnished mpinmm maim, yunuino orocrry. jiuusa, oonn xiiversiae, fdu, water pa EATMOR cranberries Buy Thanks, gjvlnjf cranberries now. Oakdale wroccry. WANTED Walnut pickers at once, Sc lb. rrank Dean, 3 mllea west Cen tral Point On Old Staae Rnad sJlRLOIN STSATCS Aged beei. IS points. 81c per lb. Oakdale Orocery. Septic tank and cesspool cleaning. BaniUry equipment Phonf 17. 8 MAJOR FIRST-RUN HITS! Hurryl Last Mitel MICHAEL O'SHEA In "Eve of St. Mirk" Plus "The Last Rid" SHE HITS A NEW NOTE IN HILARITY! HAyRipe JoJyCANPVA I Starts Wednesday! 4 DAYS! 2 BIG HITS! JOHNNY'S ON THE WARPATHI JOHNNY MACK BROWN aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasaaaaaaaasaaaap l;M;iii ftiff Shows Start 1:45 6:45 9:30 rnamaM' 1 y The ilsnng J f bind d I A f I the Jk'.K ! tSOh- ( i, Jk.J I OHMdlll - t am Tueadar Not. 7, 1944 CAR OWNERS Largest stock of auto Ieneraiors repaired, rewound or new a choose from at Severln Electric, 1303 W. Riverside. Signal Station. CALL FABERS for best quality red nr aawousi. s'oone . 3 9. ittver side. NEW FIR SAWDUST for burners Medford Fuel Co.. Tel 3111. fOR bAL-Wf always nave a tew later model useo cars on hand See us before you buy Crater Lake motors WE BUYEM WE SELLEM come in ana aee .uem 1939 PontJac Sedan. 103$ Pontiae Sedan. 1936 Plymouth Sedan. 1935 Plymouth Sedan. 103$ Nash Sedan. 1936 8tudebaker Sedan. 1929 Model A Roadster. New supply Dayton-McClavea 6-Ply TiresBring in Your Certificate Goodyear Batteries Fog Lite Antl-freeze Heater Hose Get Ready for Winter Now A. 2. TTubby DEAN Your Pontiao Dealer Richfield Station. Dial 3943. 8th and Grape. Buy War Bonds. WANTED Woman to wash dishes uerrvaaie restaurant, lsia n r 1 vr. side. Beat of wages. No night or ffO0Afi--Cash. 3-bedroom house, ga dZ.uliU rage, laundry trava. shrubs, oil heater, electric refrigerator, fully furnished with Iooa lunuture. Located on Allot St ictor C Scther. Brophy Bldg. REPLACE your broken window glasi New I lass Installed -while vou wait MEDFORD MILLWORK CO. The Glaaa House, Phone 4113 10th and Urepe, CASH IN A FLASB FOR YOUR CAR Save. Time, Cash and Gaa, Call Automobile Market Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph. 3919. 6th and Bartlett No Red Tape When You 6eU 10 us. ADAH'S BEAUTYbAi.6rJf AH klndl il beauty itrvtcti, Permunents a tpecialty Ph 3664 120 N. Central fcOUGH BlOX & Ftn SLABSSls double load $6 50 creen. Mad. Fuel .U.. .CI. QUI WANTED iat. model uud cara niaoeii pneaa paid lor food, elaaa automobllea Crater Lake Motor. 4vti r. nn uiu rOR SALE Enameled front cook love. Mrs. Thomaa, 31S Oak at. winini foim. TOR SALE Ear corn. John Darby. Griffon Creek. WANTED AT ONCE Girl for stenographer and general office work. Pleas ant working conditions. CALIFORNIA-PACIFIC UTILITIES CO. PHONE 4800 Fur Remodeling and Repairing Reltning. Cleaning and Olaslng Frances Dallaire Ph. 352S Woodrow and Crater Lake BEST PHOTOS REASONABLE PRICES E. HAYDEN JONES PHOTO STUDIO PHONE 3384 607 W. 2nd Phone numbei under name Mrs Fred Bali STARTS TOMORROW STAR SPANGLED OF A HIT1II mm ts '-Mb n U h H IH TUHMICMOR! 1 W H" ""NDSOiTE""! laiftii i i MEDFORD MAIL TRIBTTHE TI A:CORDION CONCERT LUIGI RANGAN DON BOTTAX! of PnrtLanH Sun-, Nov. 12th, a o'clock, K. V. Rail sponsorea oy Eve Prentice Accordion Bend WOMAN wanted to work in restau rant. Apply In person. Berry dale Reatuarant, 151S K. Riverside. TRUCKS 1 to rotn-iiv, tom I HI! AFMtMIM HUMPHREY MOTORS 33 S. Rivenlda Dial 49S0 BUY WAR BONDS GXlEZ Nlghta Only Wackdara Doon Open 6i45 CLOSED TUESDAY Coming WEDNESDAY! j. 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