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LOCAL and
Club To Meat Medford So
journers' qlub will meet Thurs
day at the Girls' Community
club at 1 p. m. for dessert fol
lowed by cards. Reservations are
to be made with Mrs. Charles
Eottjer, 3891.
Left for Fort Knox Pvt.
Nadezhda J. Seldon, Wac, of
Gold Hill, left recently for Tort
1 Knox, Ky., where sh will be
stationed. She has completed
- troining at Fort Des Moines, la..
First Wac Training Center.
t -..
Selected Lt. John M. Sauls
berry, now at an air service
command station In England, Is
one of four officers selected
om his group to attend a spec-
1 radar school according to
Information received by his
mother, Mrs. Lulu Saulsberry,
Jacksonville. '
Returns To School Verene
Bailey returned to her studies
at Northwestern Christian Col
lege. Eugene, this morning after
spending the holiday week-end
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
V. L. Bailey, GeBauer apart
. ments. She Is specializing in pipe
organ at the school.
Wings Visit Here Mr. and
Mrs. Charles A. Wing and
daughter, Charlotte Anne, arriv
ed Friday from Burlingame,
Calif., to visit with friends and
to look after orchard and prop
erty interests here. Charlotte
Anne underwent a tonsilectomy
at a local hospital here Satur
day. Another daughter, Acacia
Jean, is attending Mills College
In Oakland.
Here for Week-end Mrs. Don
Geren left last night for Cor-
wallis after spending the week
end in Medford with her par
ents. Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Dippel,
83 Barneburg road. Mrs. Geren's
eon. Stephen Lee, will reside
Vith Dr. and Mrs. Dippel until
the Christmas holidays. Mrs
Geren is a student at Oregeon
State College. Mr. Geren, Unit
ed States army, is stationed at
Fort Lewis.
! - ... -. e e e.
i' Completes Course Aviation
Cadet David H. Holmes, son of
Mrs. Kinney Holmes, San Fran
cisco, and David H. Holmes, Sr.,
1327 Reddy avenue, has Just
bompleted the army's primary
flight training course at Thun
derbird Field No: 1, Glendale,
Ariz., according to a news re
lease from the field. Cadet
Holmes graduated from Medford
VilffVi cnhnnl and attended the
University of Oregon prior to
: entering ine service.
SUWDSO WHISKEY
S PROOF
63! CWAIN ' flX I
NIUTxAL SPIRITS I
S-V.il,
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GCOCERHAM WORTS LTO
Peoria, Illinois !
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PERSONAL
CALENDAR
Monday
7:45 p. m. Medford Grade
Teachers' association, G i r 1 '
Community club.
8:00 p. m F. L. club, busl.
ness meeting at the home of Mrs.
Iva Walden, 1014 East Eleventh
street. Important meeting.
Tuesday
12 Noon Daughters of the
Nile, potluck luncheon at the
home of Mrs. Eugene Orr, 210
Crater Lake avenue, followed
by sewing for Shrine hospital.
AU Daughters of the Nile in
vited to attend.
12:30 p. m. Kiwanian Dames.
dessert luncheon at Holland Ho
tel. Hostesses, Mrs. J. A. Cun
ningham and Mrs. E. C. Niles.
2:00 p. m.-r-Women's Society
of Christian Service, at church.
Executive committee meeting at
i p. m. v
2:00 p. m Adarel No. 3, O.
E.S., Social club, home of Mrs.
Ella Gould.
2:00 p. m. Executive meet
ing of the Adult Missionary so
ciety, First Christian church,
home of Mrs. M. R. Ivie, 619
West Second street.
6:00 p. m. Zonta club, dinner
at Holland Hotel. Program In
charge ot international rela
tions committee headed by Ethel
Lathrop. ,
6:30 p. m. Degree of Honor,
potluck dinner at K. of P. hall.
7:00 p. m.-Medford chapter
DAV and auxiliary, dinner at
armory followed by regular
meetings.
8:00 p. m. Pythian club,
Girls' Community club. Ida Ire
land, hostess.
8:00 p. m. Nevita chapter No.
93, O.E.S., Central Point Ma
sonic hall. Men's night. Visit
ing members invited to attend.
Wednesday
1:00 p. m. Crater Lake auxil
iary, VFW, sewing club, home
of Mrs. Nellie Bowles, 335 North
Central avenue, dessert lunch
con. All members having finish
ed articles are asked to bring
them.
1:45 p. m. Contemporary
Book club, home of Mrs. B. L.
Lageson, 34 Glen Oak court,
Program, Mrs. Floyd Hart. 1
In Army Lester LeRoy Monk
was inducted into the army at
Fort Lewis on November 21, ac
cording to the registrar at se
lective service board No. 1.
e .
Minor Accidents Raymond
A. Weldeman, San Jose, and Sgt
Hugh S. Smith, Camp White,
drove passenger cars Involved in
minor collision Sunday on
Fourth street, according to a re
port on file. - :', i ,.
Fog-Light Stolen Jerry Je
rome, Old Stage road, re
ported to city police today that
a grey-colored fog-light had been
stolen from his sedan while
parked on East 5th street some-
tune yesterday.
www
Past Exams Jack R. Nail,
Roy Elsworth Hoover and Harry
Elmer Haertle, all of Medford,
qualified for general military
service at Portland on Novem
ber 21, according to the registrar
at selective service board No. 1,
IMamoled Theft State
police were called to the Lost
River Dairv. 1723 North River
side avenue yesterday morning
to investigate an attempted saie
rnhhprv. The combination to the
dairy's safe had been knocked
off but entrance to the safe was
nnl sained. S. O. White, an em
ployee, discovered me arampi.
Returned Dr. and Mrs. C. M
Youne. South Oakdale avenue,
returned from Portland thla
morning after visit with Mrs.
Young's parents, Mr. and Mrs,
John Conrad Billman, who cele
brated their 70th wedding anni
versary last week, the same day
on which the Youngs celebrated
their anniversary. Mr. and Mrs.
Billman are from Indiana, and
now make their home in Port
land with Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy
Foster, their daughter and son-
in-law.
LT. ALLEN SMITH SAID
ORDERED ACTIVE DUTY
According to a United Press
dispatch received here today,
2nd Lt. Allen Norton Smith,
Medford, has been ordered to
active duty.
Lt Smith's mother, Mrs. A.
R. Smith, 116 Washington street,
said today she had talked to Lt
Smith at his base at Boise,
Idaho, Wednesday by telephone
at which time he said he would
be detained at the base for addi
tional training until February.
A telegram received from him
today also failed to mention the
War Department order.
WANTED
60 USED GARS
Medford's Larger! Buyer
Pays Highest Cash Prices
No Delays.
"Ask the man who sold one"
HUMPHREY MOTORS
USED CAR EXCHANGE
33 S. Riverside Dial 4980
V ZZ7
A . u l,.H-A..-'$i$- I i--4-'- - IV ft v?.
Ad fmmM ph n
VOICE OF FREEDOM "Free Philippines" Is first free newspaper to be published In liberated sec
tions of Ley te, giving first true news of the war since J aps moved In. Native pressmen operate am
Uaue hand press. Bob Klelman, of OWI (center) reads first copy.
Manila Harbor
k
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tor
t
: ,2 mxi&
Resting In mud of Manila Harbor, these cargo-ships no longer will carry
supplies for the forces of Nippon. They were lasted to the bottom by
heavy bombs of carrier-based planes ot U. 8. Paclfio Fleet during de
structive two-day strike on the all-Important shipping center. U. a
Navy photo. ,
I1 ""l'i"Mlleai ill w u ,jnj ijjj
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LED NORWEGIANS CoL Ar
tie Dahl led Norwegian soldieri
fighting with Russians against
Germans on Norwegian soil
He was attache at Washington.
ANOTHER USE FOR JEEP
Waltham,- Mas . 4U.R) Be
sides its extensive uses on the
farm, the army Jeep" can be used
after the war as an effective for
est fire fighter, according to U.
S. department of agriculture re
ports. BLIND LAWYER WINS
Springfield, -Mas s (U.R) A
precedent was established in
probate court when Attorney
John F. Nagle, a' blind lawyer,
IfSiJii
Talks
DR. A. R. HEDGES
Chlioprsctle k Netuiopethle
Physician .
128 E. Mala . Dial 3170
INFECTION "
There are various types of In
fections as well as various infect
ing organisms. Much depends
upon the potency of the infect
ing material, the location of its
inception, and the vital energy
inherent within the tissues or
organ Involved Nevertheless
when infections strike, the de
fensive forces of the body put
forth their greatest efforts. The
nerves the communicating sys
tem oarry the messages of need
from the tissues involved. The
proper tissue cells receive the .
orders, and soon, out over the
supply lines the circulatory i
systems go battalion of phago-l
cytes to counter-attack the in
fection. Unhampered supply
systems and normal function en
ables the body's defense forces
to successfully combat the in-1
vading forces,
Set Ablaze
V
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fAcmu Telenhoto)
read questions to witnesses by
means of braille. Nagle's client
won the case.
YOUNGSTER'S WAR EFFORT
Hot Springs, ' Ark-(U,R
Jimmy Schran, 11, is, an am
bitious, patriotic youngster who
Has devoted his spare time to
aiding the war effort by collect
ing waste paper. Since February
he has collected over 12,000
pounds.
The San Francisco Italian set
tlement borders immediately on
Chinatown.
Shows Daily 1:45 -6:45 -9
ENDS TOMORROW
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WEDNESDAYI
Fibber McGea
and Molly
UNCLE SAM
Needs mors dough
To put G. I. Jos
In TOKYO.
BUY EXTRA BONDS!
i 1 easrieeii -
I erxaaeeejSrifa, .MaataaaBBxi'
OFFICE TO MOVE
Headquarters for the Sixth
War Loan drive now in progress
will be moved to two locations.
one in the First National bank
and the other in the United
States National bank in Med
ford it was announced today.
The move will be made from the
Chamber of Commerce building
Wednesday morning.
Applications for bonds will
continue to be received at the
Chamber ot Commerce offices
also, it was said.
SHE'S SURE IT'S LOVE
Boston (U.R) When Mrs.
Anne Nuccl, 23, of East Boston
received a 154-page-long letter
from her serviceman husband,
she commented: "It s really a
case of true love. That letter
took 3 Vis hours to read."
CARD OP THANKS '
WE wish to express our thanks for
the many acts of kindness shown
. us in our sorrow and for the many
oeauuiui iiowers.
The Family of Ethel Maxwell.
Dse Mall Tribune Want Ada.
Too Late to Classify
RANGE Hereford bulls o wvicenMi
age. fierce a Furewea nereiora
Ranch, 7V& miles E. ot Meoiord, r-
o. box 1347, Medford.
For" RENT Sleeping rooms 1 end
apartments; reasonable. Large size
electric renge, old style, for sale. 30
in. rront.
WANTED Acre of ground between
jnedioro ana v noemx on mgnway.
G. L. Wltto, sth it. t th canal.
Phoenix.
FOR SALE Two-bedroom house.
3,000. sstb down. S27.50 a month.
Inquire Pop's Place. Phoenix. Ore.
FOR SALE Good o-room bom, large
lot. Close tn. Good terms, Fbona
owner. 3828.
BUY WAR BONDS
Nights Only Weekdsys
Doors Open 6:45
CLOSED WEDNESDAYI
ENDS TUESDAYS
1
COMINO THURSDAY
James Humphrey
CAGNEY BOGART
In
, "OKLAHOMA KID"
PLUS '
CHARLES f
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JUNNI
BATES
ilMMV
WAKILY
mm.
lf ,4V0RAils
rail . BAM-TWe !! eempJete
want to nuke a trailer? a 7.0OX1S
tires, prvyvar truck rubber recapa.
90i rubber, S wheels, springs and
axle or 0- wlwala and Urea. UOS
Nilotic.
rOR SALE 1938 Olds S-passeKier
coud. 4 Mood tiras. aoed condttion.
Mrs. M. J. Hayward. near Allex's
11111.
ton SALE Medium sized wood heat.
er in IQQa conamon. iu. rn. khw,
fOR SALE 'SS Pontlac. complete
ovarnaul. excellent nras. eiectnc
rante. Ice box, two 3-wheel trailers.
Paul Buck. Jacksonville.
FOR SALE OR TRADE 1937 Tord
pick-up, new motor.
new tires. Ph.
1,6ST as "X" ration' boolt. UoensZ
3Q7.S7S. Box isa. Medford.
fOR RENT Nicely tur. s-na. apt 337
8. Oakdale. Phone 7107.
WaFtXD Help needed or retread
.shop. Experience not necessary.
' Good pay. Sse Firestone stores, 0th
and a. Riverside at once.
LOST "A" us ration book, license
no. sis-Hso. Fiease return to i:. J
McCey, Rt 1, Box 40. Medtord Ol
Dhone 4SS8.
WANTED Men or woman for com
plete eharce of kitchen. Smell
rental basis. Cocktail bar. dine and
dance. On highway 90. Rt 2. box
ohj, itosaourg. rnone ovs-j-i.
WANTED TO RENT Small modern
house, reasonable rent, by reliable
couple by Dee. IS. Write Tribune.
Box 740.
frOAA About S acres, modern 3
wDclUw bedroom house, S ehleken
heusea, eeverel other out-
nulldlnaa. Owner leavine. Immediate
possession. Also modern S-bedrooro
uouse. close im terms.
H. O. WILSON.
T Chestnut. Phone 4814.
WANTED Cere of invalid or con
valescent. Belt. Mrs. N. W. Coulter,
uoia run, ure.
Ton
SALE Baby's bathenatte. S3.
Mrs. N. w,
tiouner. Qoia nm. pre.
FOR 8ALE Prewar bed, innersprinc
mattress end coll springs. In food
. condition. Call at 131 Tripp.
FOR SALE About 60 head stock cet-
ue. iTipune. cox ite.
WANTED Laundry workers, no ex-
good wages.
steady winter employment. ChrysUl
yment. enryst
Pry Cleaners.
wnue Laundry ana
PICK-UP,
37 G.M.C.: excellent tires;
for sale or trade. Champ's Garage.
311 E. fith st.
FOR 6 ALE 16S head best ewes In
Kogue river vsuey. ah young ana
lambing now. These ewea average
belter tnan 10 ids. wool last year.
If you want a nice even flock of
sheep don't miss these. Also have
brown Jersey cow, coming fresh
March. 4 th calf, bred to Hereford
bull. 6 gallons when fresh, milking
3 gallons now. Reason for selling
sheep and cow. am leaving. Rt. 4
Box 197. Coal Mine road. Medford.
FOR SALE "i-h. p. Frigidaire rerig-
craung umi, complete wiin oiuwcr
unit; 50-ft of copper tubing, ex
pansion valve and valves. Excellent
condition. Can be seen at R. W.
Lampert'St Rt. 3, Box 285. Grants
Pass, Ore. Harry Lamport, Central
Point. Ore.
FOR SALE 50 head
of mixed cattle.
mi icn cows and
Drtnaera. alone
with the regular line-up of hogs
and cattle; also misc. Items, 1 new
hay loader, elso 18-hole grain drill;
many other articles too numerous
to mention. MIDWAY AUCTION.
.inursoay, wov. au. ioao p. m.
SALE 100.1b. fHdw hooa.
ilDh Phi DOS. Crater Lake hlehway.
TOR SAUV I fat sprlne lamb. B
montha old veal. One ml
Tolo, orerheied bridge oft
09, 3d bouse on left I. C.
mum
South of
ilghway
Samson.
antral r pint.
C7AAA4 acrei Bear creek bot-
wIVVV torn; large barn, 4 acres
Irrigated; fine location; S3
acres cultivated. 9 acres pasture.
5 " room modern bouse,
SillwU good lot, on paved street,
good location; immediate
possession. Move right tn. Some
terms. H. N. Lofland, Broker, 32S
B. Oekland.
Buy Your "E" Bond
This Week and Get
Your Free Ticket for
6th War Loan
Ron
V
st
CRATERIAN
THEATRE
On the Scrstnt
.CROsSy
60 'STEVENS
Minutes 45 C
fis?
MUSIC '
J
All "I" Bends purchased Nov. 26 thru
Dec. 1 are eligible for tickets. Bonds
may bo purchased at sny Jackson Co.
Issuing agent. DONT DELAY! Buy Your
"E" Bond NOW and get your Frso Ticket
Monday. Wo. 17, IM4
TOR HENT Cottars No. e. Xveratt
Court. W. 11th st. Smptr Dae. t.
furnished. Call 1120 or coma to il
Beatty st
TOH SALE Wicker sat tea.
chairs, 3 table, conger Morris fu
neral Parlors.
ANYTHING to haul anywhera larf
or small, cnon xssa. uavu Trana-
fer At storage co., o o. tit st.
CITY TRANSFER At 6TORAGE FrS3
,. Rooinson. owner, f urrumre mov
ing, commercial hauling. rrythlnt
for your naad. M ft. Fir at. Phooa
4M4.
Tor SALi-ln'i blcycla."
Phooa
4141.
CHAMBER MAID wan tad. Holland
ftOtcL
SOME Try fine bf cattle Including
cows and ncuars, an in gooo iiean,
will bo sold at the Midway Auction
Thursday.
A REAL saddle horse, genua, sound.
that any horse lorer would Ilka to
own, wUI be sold Thursday At too
MIDWAY AUCTION.
fOR SALE Small Kraft sand
Dower cable: lens and raflector.
complete to n; i v. box 909-0,
Ross Lane.
BI BUB Do you need lighter fluid
for
your lighter? We got tt We
lsa hAve the best air and water on
na
earth or anyplace else. George
Good-man's Standard Sutton, 9th
and Central.
BUNNY SISTER Circle of the Pres-
oytenan enurcn wm nom rum
mage sale Wednesday. Nov. 39, on
the corner of Grape and Main.
FOR SALE Wicker baby buggy, re
versible bed. a8; high chair, $8;
man's raincoat, alse 38. 5. 336 Ben
son St.
WANTED To buy modern cottage or
aupiax, eiose in on easi aiae. fnon
efjfef.
WANTED Middle aged man or older
to do light work on ranch at edge
of town. Living quarters, farm pro
ducts and wages. Tribune Box S3.
WANTED Driver for slab and saw
duat truck. Taber's. 3 S. Riverside.
Ton SALE One purebred Short-
tinrn enw and B nurebred Holsteln!
elso one registered Bolsieln bull.
3i', yean old, sood OKposiuon. i
mile south of Phoenix, hwy. eg.
Oscar Gysen.
CAR OWNERS! Exchange ot burned
out generators for heavy duty re
winds. Ouerenteed on year. Sev
erln Electric, 1303 W. Riverside at
Signal station.
WE BUYEM WE 6ELLES
Come In and See Then
1839 Pontleo Sedan.
1B3S Pontlae Sedan.
J0M Plymouth Sedan.
SS35 Plymouth Sedan.
193S Nash Sedan.
193S Studebaker Sedan.
1029 Model A Roadster.
New auDolx Dayton-McCla'
e-Ply Tlres-Brlns in Your Certificates
Goodyear Beuenee roe Laws
Antl-freete Heater Hose
Get Ready for winter Now
- A. '"Tubby" DEAN
Vour Pontlae Dealer
Richfield Station. Dial see
eth and Grape Bur War Bonds
SEPTIC tank and cesspool cleaning;
sanitary equipment, rnone put.
mrMMAOR SALE American Leffton
Auxiliary, November SS end . ear
ner of Main and Holly. Good
tlon of clothing, etc Donation ap-
predated.
tOGi
ea enoxner ampmens mjuvu aaion
two-speed axles. Have on installed
IH your STUCK now.
, L. C. TAYLOR CO .
Ill 8. Riverside. Phon S8.
-cash m A IXASa I
TOR YOUR CAR '
Sere Tim. Cesk- ana QeL
Call Automobile Market, '
friendly Madfortf Deeler.
Ph. Ml. end Bartlet
No ad Tap When Ten Sell
to Us.
w
Friday Night
at 8:15
ths
KKDFORD MAIL TRIBTJrTE SrTvTR
FARMERS. ATTENTION! Is ' your
barn lot muddy? Naad a fkww la
youi
this
our barn. We nara rough 2x12 tor
lunKkM. Very raasonabla. now
aoout soma rougn lxoxie fog icno
Ing ? No priorities needed.
CAMERON-MOFF1TT LUMBER CO,
Riverside and Barnett Rd. Ph. 9463
$2800
1 Cash 3-bedroom oouso. ga
rage, laundry trays.
ihm
ie"i lgerator.
fvilT
oil heater, alactrto
rurnuneo: wita
good turnltura Located on Alloa 6C
vie
ictor C aether. Brooh Bid.
WANTED Santa C La us wants trtrrci
1 or ee-year-oia ooy. rnone 4037.
ADAH'S BEAUTY bALON All kind
of beauty service. Permanatita m
specialty Ph adoa 120 N CentraL
WANTED Smt U electric phonograpC
wool rug. fix 13. Phone 8360.
Towntend
DANCES
at
Dreamland Hall
Tuesday Nigfcl
JOLLIE8T DANCE
IN MEDFORD!
2 MAJOR FIRST-RUN HITSI
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Shows Start lt3 - 8:45 8:30
ENDS TUES. NITE1
HIOH-T E II S I O If . : HIGH
SPEED- ROMANCE. THBUXS
to a,rt M
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PLUS
MORE
STARTLING
THAN
YOUR STANGEST DREAMS
Sea the "Snake Kiss" ...
climax to 1,000 thrllUI
ta :
STARTS
WEDNESDAY
2 THRILL HITS
b Sat. Nlejht at 11:30 J
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U' On, the Bcreent
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