Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 21, 1944, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and PERSONAL Minor Accident Fred War-1 ner, Rt. 1, and Larry Neely of Medford drove passengei cars involved in a minor collision ..4a4 im VnU 15 ; J -v I avenue, according to a report oni J. . i T o l ,1 A CALENDAR Tueaday 8:00 p.m. League of Women iile. hoiiok ini HumhiAn inxaWn home of Mrs. onH Barbara, will leave tonicht i Chestnut street. for ' Portland to spend the Thanksgiving holidays with Mrs. Bauer's mother, Mrs. J. R. Wid-mer. Jars. Justin Smith, 21 Geneva street. 8:00 p .m. Carnation club, Ida Wilson, 7 Finishes School AC Cecil E Hanscam, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. Hanscam, San Diego, Calif., has graduated from gun nery school at Kingman, Ariz.,1 army air field. AC Hanscam is a former Medford high school student. 1 . ' Auxiliary to Meat Members of the American Legion auxil iary will meet at the armory to morrow night to sew for the Red Cross. J Following the sewing period refreshments will be served by Mrs. Carold Parker and Mrs. H. L. Alford. - . Groups to Meat Crater Lake ' Post No. 1833 and auxiliary, Veterans of Foreign War., will hold the regular semi-monthly ' meetings at the Medford trmory r mis evening at o o ciock. Re freshments served by the auxil iary will follow the meetings. Fined Ray Jones was fined I $15 in city court yesterday fori being dvunk on a public street.. I Spaniel Killed Mrs. E. E. Marshall, 309 Beatty street, re-i ported to city police that her cocker spaniel dog was killed by a hit-and-run driver yesterday. Guild to Maat Wesleyan Service Guild of the Methodist church will meet tonight in the church parlors at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Marjorie Hopkins will review the book "Christ of the Ameri can Road" and Mrs. Helen Q-nr M r.,L. i ci.i tomni. mJi;7-i. nT.H plerce w111 in- The nominal temple meeting with nomination, inB mmftw Varis-H hv Mr. ing committee, headed by Mrs. Grace Tucker, will report on se lection of new officers. Selacted Second Lt. Enunett of officers. 8:00 p. m. Chapter BE, P. E. O., home of Mrs. Wilson Waite, 220 Vancouver avenue. Education projects, Mrs. Orel A. W- Beeson f Ajhndha, been Welch; "Cottey College", Mrs.iseiected to attend officers' i. r. ijeavut. 8:00 p. m. Wesleyan Service guild, Methodist church parlors. Wednesday 1:00 p. m. Cb apter AA, P. E, O., home of Mrs. H. L. Brown, luncheon. Assistant hos tesses, Mrs. C. Collins and Mrs. W. E. Tumy, Book review by Mrs. R. A. Work. 1:00 p. m. Mistletoe club, Girls' Community club. Bring paper sack lunch. . 8:00 p. m. American Legion auxiliary Red Cross, - sewing meeting at armory followed by refreshments. Prize Gift rr Tlx tftjV'1 V survey course of the army field artillery school at Ft. Sill, Okla., a news release from the school states. Lt. Beeson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett L. Beeson, Route 2, Ashland, reported to Ft. Sill from Camp Robinson, Ark. NELSONCHOSEN ADVISOR TO FDR Washington, Nov. 21 (U.R) President Roosevelt has named On Leave Chief Petty Off I- Donald Nelson as his personal cer W.. E. Nitzel, 727 Palm representative and the former street, arrived in Medford re-, war production .board chief will (Aan Ttltphota) Little Karen Jean Jouey. a. i thi happiest girl in Salt Lake City as sht proudly displays the wood-n shoei sent her as a souvenir from Francs by her serviceman uncle. IE EYE' ADMITS DOPE RING III; TrTEHBTL tt a reslsterea Guernsey bull at Uia Auction Sal at PtxnnU. Ore., on Saturday. Nov. 35. FflESH dressed colored hens, 35o lb. Phone 31:04. IRONING to do in my home and car or children, f none aauo. We art now accepting ap plications for the follow ing models of ... . leternational Trucks K-5. K-7. K-8 and KR-11. for delivery in th first Juarter of 1945. ACT ROMPTLYI CULLEN MOTOR & IMPLEMENT CO. 123 S. Riverside Ph. 3909 rpntlv to imenci & seven-da v 1 leave. He is now stationed at San Diego naval base. Chief Nit , zel was principal of Oak Grove ! school prior to entering the ser vice two years ago. . Graduated Petty Officer Wil liam G. Gaines, son' of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gaines-, 119 Portland avenue, graduated last week from aerial gunners school in Beaufort, South Carolina. Petty Officer Gaines previously com- . pleted school at Norman, Okla , noma and Purcell, Oklahoma, re ceiving honor grades. He will I now go to San Diego. The Number One Thanksgiving Dessert! HUNT'S LUSCIOUS- For the convenience of our patrons. Hunt's will be open Thursday,. Thanksgiv ing Day, from 10 a. m. to 2 p. m. serve as an adviser to the presi dent in both domestic and for eign "problems, the white house revealed today. ' When Nelson is here, he will i sit in cabinet meetings, as do I heads - of various special war agencies. In a letter dated November 2,. tha nrelrlfnf fltVnl Nlnn tn "assist nnrl Hvls mn In rlMline Great Falls, Mont,. NOV. 21.- with some of the most important! J.PJ Lester Logan Martin, 34 nrnhlsms nnw notnB th. Amprl. i year-old daytime mechan c and night-time Casanova, was lodged LOVE INTEREST San Francisco.. Nov. 21 (U.R) Joe (The Eye) Tocco, reputed New York gangster arrested last August by federal authorities in the uncovering of a large inter national dope ring, today changed a plea of not guilty to guilty on a charge of possession of narcotics as his trial opened In federal court here. Tocco faces a possible maxi mum sentence of 10 years in the penitentiary and a $10,000 fine. Federal agents who arrest ed him on a train in Chicago said he had 700 ounces of nar cotics valued at $300,000 in his possession. Federal Judge Louis E. Good man denied a motion to allow Tocco to remain free on $25,000 bail and ordered him held for sentencing Saturday. Goodman then proceeded with the, trial of Salvadore (Sam) Maugeri, Santa Cruz, Calif., boardwalk concessionaire accus ed of supplying the narcotics to Tocco and operating his conces sion as a front for the ring smug gling opium from Mexico,, In World War" II, every 1,000 American combat soldiers are equipped with 23 army ordnance field artillery pieces, while ia World War I, the same number of men had only four field guns. FOR SALE Fat henii also 2 New Zealand White Giant bucks. Call 8415; ijOTfCE. FARMERS and STOCKMEN Ther will not be a sale at the Midway Auction yards this wee ' (Thanksgiving day). Regular sale. Thursday, Nov. 30. Midway Auction Co. TURKEYS LARGE LOT TO CHOOSE FROM: ALL SIZES: BELOW CEIL ING PRICE. AT THE RIVERSIDE MAilKET. ffiv'S CHICKEN INN. Gold H1U. Serving Special Thanksgiving Din ner. Phone 251. Gold Hill WE REPAIR all makes of cars. "A Good Job," our motto. Champ's Garaae. 311 c. 3tn St. FOR SALE Small heaUng stove, good Tuesday, Nov. 21, 1944 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUrTE HUH FOR SALE Cooking and canning apples. 75c and $1 box. Phone 639B WANTED RAW FURS. Highest cash pricea paid (or. muskrat. mink, bobcat, eta. Sea us lor your game traps. We also buy hides, pelta, wool and mohslr. MEDFORD BARGAIN ROUSE. 87 N. Grajje. Dial 3744. ADAH'S BEAUTY bAION-AII kinds hi beauty service Permanent! a specially Ph a6U4 i20 N Central WANTED 2d hand Gibson guitar In good condlUon. Write Tribune, Box 4363. TOR RENT Individual furniture storage lockers. Fabcr'a. Ph. 4440 NICE assortment of boards and di mension at Cameron Moffitt Lum. ber Co. S. Riverslda at Harnett No priorities needed. FOR RENT Paint spray gun by day or week. Faner'a, s S. Riverside i-none wia. $2800- Cash t-bedraora house. g raee. laundry rra ye. shrubs, oil heater. electrM refrigerator, rully furnished wit good furniture Located on Alice St. victor C Selhof, Brophy Bldg condition. 418 Uaven St. FOR SALE Medium sire prewar cir- culaung neater, lute new. witn pipe and door board, SSO. Phone 185. FOR SALE Underwood typewriter. rnone Jua. Jacksonville. Central Point FOR SALE Graded apples Spltzen- berff. newtowns ana iioiaen uri- leys. $2 box. Joe Nary. Phone 6598. WANTED Housework or cooking by hour, by middle-aged lady. Write Tribune. Box 840. W A N't ED Man with mechanical knowledge to repair electrical household appliances. Montgomery Ward. FOR SALE Small cookstove. heavy mackinaw. rainproof overcoat, all good condlUon. Rear of 1708 N. Riverside, sawshop. GOOD llne-UD of catUa and hi for this week's sale. Several head of SDrineer cowa and heifera. Gen tle saddle horse anyone can ride (wen reined). Also misc. furniture and farm tools. Thursday, Nov. 30, 10:30 a. m. Midway Auction Co. problems now facing the Ameri can people, and to undertake special missions. . ." The ap pointment was made effective September 20. TUTiKEY-RUSH New York, Nov. 21 (U.R) A I Ninth avenue butcher posted a in the county jail here iot ay on a warj-ant charging him with liv ing in open and notorious adul tery with three women, in ad dition to his wife. Martin's extra-ma-'tal domes tic activities caught up with him lirhnn ilanntv ch.!ffa tnnr V. ni .1 .o..ln. k. k.j 4...I,..,. J'""-" r .7 "" ' "B" ""Unto custody here Saturday, cli- sale at ceiling price. The custo- maxIng a two-month search by mers lined up for nearly two j sheriff's officers and th federal blocks in a rush on this-oasis in bureau of investigation, a turkeyless city, and police The admittedly prolif'c. me were called out to protect plate I chanic' has revealed that he is glass windows. Asked how come the father of a 9-year-old son he had gobblers by the carload, and that his wife is expecting the butcher, said "I'm too busy another child, that he is the to talk.' i father 'of three other children, born out of. wedlock to two SAVED BY A BULL'S NOSE I women, and that he is expecting Fort Scott, Kan. (U.R) Cleve . the birth of another child to a Daly, who remembered that a third unwed sweetheart, bull s nose is u very tender spot, i Four-Year Story saved his life recently when a bull attacked him. Daly bit the nose of the animal. The bullj backing away in pain, allowed Daly to reach safe territory. TO THE WINE BUYING PEOPLE OF OREGON! ' The voters of Oregon decreed that the sale of sweet dessert wines' should be changed to the stores and agencies of the Oregon Liquor Commission. Previous to the vote, your retail dealer bought large stocks to properly serve you during the coming holiday season. Now . he must liquidate and sell before the law becomes effective to avoid . large losses. YOU CAN HELP YOURSELF... AND YOUR NEIGHBOR... YOUR GROCER, DRUGGIST AND TAVERN OWNER By planning to buy now you will avoid crowded "line-ups" at state liquor stores! By planning to buy now you will minimize or even eliminate any Joss by your retail dealer. Help him and help yourself at the same time. BUY YOUR HOLIDAY Dessert WINES NOW PORT SHERRY MADEIRA VERMOUTHS TOKAY MUSCATEL ANGELICA Remember: As soon as the law become effective you will have to buy these famous wines with a permit and only at the state liquor store or agencies. TIME IS SHORT PLAN TO BUY NOW WINE COUNCIL OF OREGON PEARS0N-4TH AVE. BUILDINO, PORTLAND, OREGON Too Late to Classify FOR SALE Doctor Hess' Fan-a-Mln", a pol side. oultry tonic. Fabcr'a, 34 S. River- HENRY'S DRIVE-IN will be closed .Thanksgiving. Will re-open at ft p. m. Friday, November 24. WANTED A portable phonograph ttiiu ncca giKan, aula in KOOO. con- anion, van 3tw, FOR RENT AttracUve modern aparC- mcni. vaults, oio p. uanoaie. CUT FLOWERS and pure cider for Thanksgiving, at 1730 N. Riverside. TRAPPERS Our direct msrket enables us to pay more money for your furs. Buy all furs and rabbit skins. Eagle Point Fox Farm. NICE uve fryers. Dxesslers, 1107 - Main. fnoneaoDB. FOR RENT-M-room modern house, with oil heat, electric range. Its miles from town, i-aii auui LOST Black loose-leaf pocket-size notebook, possibly lost on bus to Klamath FaUs. Reward. C. C. Hag gard, 405 3 St., Medford, or phone am According to Sheriff John Bradley, Martin's entanglement began four years ago when he met Gwynn Doyle, now residing in Portland, and two children were born to them out of wed lock. '.' : ' Two years ago he began a courtship with a student nurse from North Dakota. From this association, a child was born five months ago. His third amour was with La- nell O'Leary, whom he met in Bremerton, Wash-., but who re cently -moved to Great Falls. Miss O'Leary also is expecting a child. Meanwhile, Martin's legal wife was unaware of her hus band's entanglements. . Martin Is also being held for question ing by the FBI on violation of the. white slavery law. THsTgRANGE Roxy Ann Grange Roxy Ann Grange is having its annual Thanksgiving day din ner at the hall Thursday, ."Jov. 23. Any one that is coming and has n..t been contacted please bring a vegetable dish. Let's try to have dinner at 12:30 on ac count of the football game, as several of our young grangers play in the band. ' WAlTsOUVENIR Washington, Nov. 21 (U.R) When 13-year-old Joe Griffin's big brother Hugh came home from overseas he gave his kid brother a battle souvenir a de tonator, used to set off a Ger man mine. Yesterday Joe .was riding in the back seat of street car when the detonator went off In his hand. He lost two fingers and a thumb. foS SALE Registered Guernsey , bulls, . from famous Ben Nelson herd near Grants Pass, Ore. One 3-year-old and one 12-month-o)d. Fine Individuals and good disposi tion. Priced very reasonable. J. R. ' Samsel, Rt. 1, Box 61-C. Murphy. Ore , or see at ranch, Its nule above Provolt store. WANTED Best used car or pickup for 200 cash. R. J. Sutton, Dixie Lane. 14 acres, free, soil, 7-rm- modern house: barn. 2 larse hen houses, brooder houses, pump house, etc. 11 English walnut trees, fruit trees, nlfnlfn Good location on paved road: close to school. Carl Gottsche. 7 N. Bart- lett st. pnone ww. or aaei. TOR SALE Fisher's wheat-mix mill run. Faber's, 34 S. Riverside. Phone till) fOR RENT Nicely furnished apnrt ment; radio and wnshin m,ehf,e' utilities furnished; 35 month. 710 r. mversiae. 33 ACRES, 21 cultivated. 4 Irrigated ana in ciover pasture, aij rooq Bear creek bottom land; 6-room house, electric water pressure ays-, tern, old barn. 5.000. Also 8-room plastered house, almost new; utility room, furnace, full basement, good garage, a lots; close In; only $4,600. Also 09 acres, 40 acres free Irrigation. 33 In alfalfa and clover. All creek bottom land fenced viri vr wire; 6-room house with bath, two barns, Including 13 cows, a tew head of young stock, span of horses, new harness; all farm equipment and hav. nin.ooo, ftft.nno oa L. G. PICKELL. 16 S. Bartlett. FOR SaEe Cull Cornice. SOc per lug". Bring your own containers. Bear Creek Orchards, So. Pacific highway. WANTED TO RENT Furnished 4 or 6-room house or apartment. Prefer m west slde. Permanent. Phone 4761. COY'S CHICKEN INN. Gold1 Mil. serving apcctai mnnKsaiving .win ner. Phono 2S1. Gold Hill. TURKEYS LARGE LOT TO CHOOSE ROM; ALL SIZES; BELOW CEIL . ING PRICE. AT THE RIVERSIDE MARKET. FOR SALE Live fat colored aac id. ou s. Kivers.de. WANTE D Part-time TTiPune, box "hens, bookie ee per WANTED Meat cutter and market manager. jraDer s Market, Central i-oini. WANTED Hydraulic truck Fuller's '34 S. Riverside. nolst. FOR SALE: 2 aattt.ifa tnhlM. wnnri heater, daveno. Bob's Second-hand otorc, cor, or qui ana urape FOR SALE Cedar ShiniriM grades. Porter Lumber Co. 304 So. rir at. rnonfl xaai. HEP Pl.At'E vnut tiriiKen uimniiw ( New ginss inrlnliod while vou wait . 04B..JPUKI) Mil. I WI1RK CO The itlass Htiuse Phone 1 1 2 loth and Urape CASH IN A FLASH r FOR YOUR CAR Save Time Cash and Gas, Cnll Automobile Market, Friendly Medfnrd Dealer. Ph 31)19 -.Qth and Bartlett No Red Tape When You Sell to Us TURKEYS LARGE LOT TO CHOOSB FROM: ALL SIZES; BELOW CEIL ING PRICE. AT THE RIVERSIDE MARKET. . WE BUY EM WE SELUEM Come In and See Them 1039 Pontiae Sedan. 1036 pontlac Sedan. lt3 Plymouth Sedan. 1935 Plymouth Sedan. 1036 Nash Sedan 1938 Studebaker Bedaa. 1929 Model A Roadster. New tupoly Dayton-McCleven fl-Ply Ttree-Brini in Your Certificate Goodyear Batteries loi Lit Anti-freexe Heater Hose Get Ready for Winter Now A Z fTubby" DEAN Your Poptiac Dealer Richfield Station. Dial 3941. 6th and Grape. Buy War Bonds. THE BEST MONEY CAN BUY! CHOICE NO. Uo)G 0NE HEKS V lb. ORDER YOURS NOW! Oakdale Grocery Corner 1 1th and Oakdal Street We're Closed All Day Thanksgiving Day BUY WAR BOND Hard Time . AT THE VVAGOa WHEEL WED. KITE NOV." 22 Thanksgiving Eve! Bring your friend, and help celebrate. 2 MAJOR FIRST-RUN HITSI c Night. Only Weekday. Door. Open 6:45 CLOSED WEDNESDAYI In June, 1944, the shipbuild ing industry employed X, 700,000 workers and the aircraft fnduav try had 1,300,000 employee, on It. payrolls, the war production board announced. POSITIVELY LAST NITEI I TRUCKS un ton to potxr-rtvi roMi i , Pill Aeeaurt. C&mlJit Maur.m O'HARA aUtswOL-, Unda DARMtU Show. Start 1:45 6:45 9t30 BTARTINO THURSDAYI SCALPEL vs. TOMMY GUN! PLUS BUSTER CRABBE and , (Hi Hone "Falcon") " In . 'THE DRIFTER" COMING WEDNESDAY THE DADDY OF ALL ' MUSICAL SHOWS I BErW : GLADYS FIELDS GEORGE In "MINSTREL HAN" LAST NITEI The Double Super Hair Raiseri of All Timet I i. J TsT 4 -ear CTABTC 1 TOMORROW V I iV IS A PRIVATE 'tub Tamea CRAIG John Frances HODIAK GIFFORD BUY AN EXTRA BOND MUST END TONITE! STEP LIVELY HUMPHREY MOTORS 33 S. Riverside Dial 4980 PLUS "SOUL OF A MONSTER"