Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 30, 1944, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and Get! Promotion Pvt. Donald W. Casper has been promoted to rank of T'5 in 36th radio corps at Camp Robinson, Ark., according to word received by his wile, Mrs. Donald W. Casper of route 2. Twins Born Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Reeder of, 217 Beatty street, Medford, are the parents of twin daughters born Novem ber 29 at Community hospital in Ashland. The Infants weighed five pounds six ounces and. five pounds 12 ounces. . Examiner Coming A travel ing examiner of operators and chauffeurs is scheduled to ar rive in Medford Friday and Sat urday and will be on duty at K. 01 f nan oeiween me nuurs of 9 a.'m. to S p. m. All those wishing permits or licenses to drive cars are asked to get In touch with the examiner during ' these hours. Robblns Promoted Kenton E. Robblns of Medford has been commissioned a second lieuten ant and received his sliver pilot's wings in graduation ceremonies at Freeman army air field, Sey mour, Ind. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Robblns, 177 Har gadine, Ashland, and his wife resides at S02 Park avenue, Med ford. see To ..Initiate Crate Lake Aerie auxiliary. No. 2093, F. O. E., will meet in the lodge hall tonight for initiation in both aerie and auxiliary. During the aerie meeting plans will be made for the annual stag party to be held in December and ; there will be special committee reports and business, officers state. Worthy President Shan non White requests members and candidates to arrive early. A dance will conclude the eve ning. To Redding Richard Conk lln, junior high school student, left today for Redding, Cal., where he will be a guest soloist at a dinner to be given by Mrs. Leon Bleauvett. He will return to his home on route 1 Satur day. Young Conklln has made many appearances on programs this month, singing for the junior high school minstrel show, at the MarKade, for the Lions club and on a radio pro gram. His accompanist is Mrs. Jean McAllister, music Instruct or at the junior high school. g I Shopping INS TIL CHRISTMAS Greeting Cards - Seals - Wrappings SHOP for GIFTS AT THI WEST SIDE Shopping Center The Rexall Store, Medford, Oregon West Main and Grape Phone 3330 SATURDAY MIDNIGHT After the Lair Regular Show 7Ca Inc. Ticktti Now On Sal "BLACK i a wi s " i i . m SIDNEY Tultn A Uff . PWie Chan II ? ' . N7 PERSONAL CALENDAR ' Friday 1.00 p. m. Electa Social club home of Mrs. C. A. Faber, Cen tral Point, covered dish lunch eon. Those having, and those de siring transportation are to call 2995. 1:30 p. m. Jolly Stitchers club, home of Mrs. Vera Rich man, route 1, Central Point. 8:00 p. m. Local Ladles aux iliary No. 821, United Brother hood of Carpenters and Joiners. No. 2067, business meeting at Carpenters' hall. Real Estate Exams. Decem ber examinations of the real estate department, state of Ore gon, will be held at Medford December 11 at 1 p. m. in the armory.. Carl V. Tengwald, member of the real estate board, will conduct the examinations. , . Fined Willie James Jones, route 2, was fined $10 in city court yesterday for driving his logging truck south on Central avenue in violation of the truck ing ordinance. Otis C. McGray was fined $2.50 in city court yesterday for driving without an operator s license. Attempt Robbery Third at tempt in several week to break into a gas tank on a Swift and company truck parked at 221 North Fir street was made Tues day night, according to a police report. The truck had been tam pered with but access to the gasoline tank was not gained. - On Island George Hall, for mer president of the Medford local carpenter's union, Is now on "Island X" In the Pacific with a seabee unit, according to information received by friends. H has been away from Med ford about a year. Mrs. Hall and two children are now residing in Butternut, Mich. Leaves Mrs. Don Galbrealth left last night by plane for San Francisco to join her husband. Lt. Don Galbrealth, U. S. M. C, who arrived unexpectedly In San Francisco yesterday . after spending 16 months at sea. Lt. and Mrs. Galbreaith plan to visit Lt. Galbreaith's parents, Mr .and Mrs. Walter D. Gal' breaith. in Boise, Idaho. Mrs. Galbreaith - has been residing with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Y. Tengwald, Kings high way. - GOOSE-PIMPLING, HEART -CHILLING WOP STAGER MAGIC" r 2? SINGING JAMBOREE IN FRANCE CpL Milan C. Konovsky ant Sgt Rust King pick out a tune on piano in deserted cafe in Vic-Sur Beillen, France, while pals Pvt. Martin A. Missback and Cpl Geners Dadlego make with a little close harmony by humming. Kendle Hera Cpl. Donald Kendle Is In Medford to spend a short furlough with his mother and sisters at the. family home 516 Dakota avenue. He returns to Langley air field in Virginia and will leave Saturday. Bowerman Promoted Wil liam Jay Bowerman, former coach at Medford high school, has been given a temporary pro motion from captain to major, according to a United Press dis patch received here. His address was given as 911 Whitman ave nue, Medford. Coming Home 1Sgt. Fran cis A. Marshall, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. L. Marshall, route 1, box 447, is due to arrive home soon on furlough after spend ing three years in the southwest Pacific war theater with the army ordnance department, ac cording to a news release from the army service forces. Seaman ..Leaves Frank A. Lukenn,, seaman 1c, left Wed nesday to report to San Fran cisco for re-assignment after spending several days with friends here. He recently com pleted a course at Cooks and Bakers school in San Diego. He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl A. Lukenn, formerly of Med ford, but now residing in Van Nuys, Cal. Registered The following Medford men registered for se lective service this month, ac cording to the registrar at se lective service board number 1: Melvin Allan Harader, Paul Warren Hughes, Loyd Stanley Huston, Martin Eugene Martin son, Lee Turner, Gerald Wilbur Pence, William Leslie Scott, El Rey Edmond Magnus, Phillip Clair Young, Floyd Bateman Whillock. . To Meet The accident pre vention committee of the Jack son County Red Cross will meet at the chapter office in the court house tomorrow at 8 p. m. to confer with Sidney Llambias, field representative, from San Francisco. Mr. Lamblas, who has been In the county for some time conducting an accident pre vention institute, will leave Med ford in a few days and tomorrow night will report on the insti tute and make recommendations as to developments of the acci dent prevention program here. SPINE - TINGLING. ENTERTAIMENT! DON'T COME IF YOU VE GOT A HEARTI 'MO OfllMttJ TICKtTSMtO ..IT! TOOSfWM 1 fV "til -N. Projectionist Thanked Mrs. Howard Bush, 202 N. Barne- burg, showed home movies of Crater lake and Rogue river in connection with the sixth war loan drive at Jackson county Chamber of Commerce last night. War emergency radio op erators, who staged a demon stration, expressed apprecia tion to her for the part taken in the program. Awarded Badge Pfc. Hiram F.Ruch has been cited by his armored infantry battalion of the 1st armored division and awarded the combat infantry man badge for participation in combat against the enemy with Lt. Gen. Mark W. Clark's 5th army in Italy, according to a new release from Ital . The dec oration is awarded to infantry soldiers who prove their fight ing ability in combat, according to th enews released Pfc. Ruch is he son of Mrs. Mary I. Ruch 809 South" Newtown street. In Campaign Lt. (jg) Jack Mace was on the first ship to shell the island of Leyte in the Philippines, according to infor mation received by friends. His parents, Mr. ' and Mrs. John Mace, reside near Central Point. It Is understood that news reel pictures were taken of the bat tle. Lt. Mace's brother, Lt. (jg) Robert Mace, is also on sea duty in the Pacific at present. The lieutenants' father is a veteran of the last world war, having been wounded. Both young men have been in the navy since the start of the war and both are graduates - of Medford high school and attended Oregon State college. CHARGES FIXED FOR OIL BURNER REPAIR SERVICE Top hourly rates that may be charged for repairing oil burn ers and coal stokers have been announced by the district OPA price division. For the Medford district a rate of $1.50 may be charged for the first hour with $1.23 for second and succeeding hours for maintenance and re pair of oil burners burning No. 5 oil or lighter and similar serv ices for coal stokers with ca pacity under 1200 pounds per hour, the announcement 'states. The rates include transporta tion, time spent going to and from the job and all other charges, the statement reads. Too Late to Classify WILL CARE for children in my home from 1 to 5 p. m. for shopping mothers. Phone 4446. BUY WAR BONDS Nlghti Only Weekday! Doon Open 6:45 TODAY!! All the blailng excitement of the greatest action-drama Ter to roar out of the Welti Jam! Humphrey OAGKEY BOGART "OKLAHOMA KID" PLUS mm T A Y 10 R lj BJATCS X&iL TOU 8 ALB Colored trrr. ISO! Tun at, rnone 4011. COST Small toTack Pekingese dot with Harness. 010 . utKoaao, vn. 3306. OvflCA WeU ocalea modern 4a)ll room house, screened In norfh. laundrv txavs. some furniture, paved iUnU Immediate possession. 680 down. also tOCAA Home and Income, I units tJtJ jUII of 4 rooms and bath each, nartlv furnished, food lo cation. - also &MfP a Attractive 5-room plastered Ml JU home, close In, hardwood flnnra. firenlacA. Dined in oil heater. 1500 down. Possession in 10 days. U. L. Cook. Real Estate. 1104 W. Main. CANARYS Give her a singing canary lor xmss. au colors, aiio cages. Phone 4B87. 1137 west Main. "OR SALU Black Coney fur coat, size IS, reasonable, like new. Phoenix Auto Court No. 7. after o p. m. WANT TO RENT furnished or un furnished a or 4-room apartmen; or duplex. Phone 3351. LIVESTOCK AUCTION every Satur- oay at i-a vision, rnoerux, ure. we will have over 300 head of cattle for Saturday sale. Including 7 pure bred Hots terns, 3 registered; also a dairy herd of IS cows, registered Guernsey bull. Remember, we spec ialize In the sal of livestock. If you have livestock for sale consign them to this market. Many buyen are In regular attendance at our mar ket which Insures the highest price for your livestock. Southern Ore gon Livestock Auction Co. Col. A. H. Dudley, Auctioneer, Phone 6235. Mcqiora. ute. fOR SALE Household furniture. Kiectrio washing macninu, radio, vacuum cleaner, all in gocd condi tion. Reasonable nrlces. H. P. Blan- ton, Rt. 1, Box 484, Phoenix-Jack-onvllle road. 2nd house on right irom voormes crossing. LOOK1 6 rooms, modern, garage, complete ly furiXJied with nice furniture, well located on the east side. Must be sold in 10 days. Let 4 look lt over and make a bid. With or without furniture. Ben R. Cooper, Broker; Chas. Blaess, Salesman. 323 N Riverstde. Phone 7357 or 7313. FOR SALE Small drop-leaf table and cnairs wtin cushions, fn. oa. CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS FOR THE BICYCLE Saddle bans (three sizes): Generator Light Sets (just arrived); wire DasKeis; Rear luggage carriers (double brace): Sheepskin saddle covers: (keeps hands warm and dry): Sheepskin sod die covers; Metal chain guards; Rear reflectors; Tires and tubes (aU sizes); Rubber pedals; Horns. SEE THESE AT SIMS BROS. CYCLE fc REPAIR SHOP 33 N. Fir. Phone 3473. ix our worm Bicycle store) IF YOU ARE looking for Xrnaa gifts, lt will pay you to see us. We have iiiauv. eass arums, viouns, guitars, chllds' dishes, vacuum sweepers, electric guitars, mandolins, banjos, electric trains, all the flashlight many oiner Items too numerous to mention. Radio Service and Television Co., end of S. Columbus, off Stewart ONE OF THE best located auto court Yrtrtrt iioRue river, witn iiuniasc o-ioom moaern f arose with living quarters, all for ioma tva... . i balance to suit 0130 A WELL LOCATED 4-aere tract front- ...s..r,a emu uvcj, am ungated, food domesUc well, soma fruit, $2000. also HAVE FOR RENT a good cabin, large room partly furnished, spring water, imr wm ground' Seated near Gold ...... cuv i-jjF nionui or year. W. F. BOYE. BROKER. Office 3 miles west Gold Hill on nignway WAN'1D Girl to help with house- WOfk. Phon. .11. atiar ft n FOR SALE Rabbits. S dbes, 1 buck PAV top price tor ioy Seoul FOR SALE Lady's white figure 2 MAJOR FIRST-RUN HITS! Showi Start 1:45 6:45 9:30 Thrill lo a Double Header of Action, Romance and Fun! ' Js Coming 3 Day! - s c, nm. v ANN SOTHERN JOHN HODIAK TOM DRAKE TOM NEAL . JEANNI BATES . HUGH BEAUMONT ' 1 i -TTTTn m m ENDS SATURDAY NITE The Thrilling and Au thentic Adventure Film! Dangerous Journey PLUS "Bordertown Trail." Smiley Burnett l mi Mm 3CACTO KNIFE sets for the model alrw plane Duuder. All sizes. Buy them singly or In any combination. Gen uine XACTO knives from 23c to the deluxe all metal set for fo.00. SIMS Dnua,, :a r. rir. rOR SALE- 1 fat steer calf. 10c lb.: aiso i smau aitcnen range, a-i shape, $20. Orion Glass. Phona 318, central roini. TOR SAL&Man's balloon-tired Elgin bicycle; girls almost new Wings Dicycie. bib uaKota. ONE ACRE. Irrigated, and 3-foom moaern nouse: siso d-oearoom moa ern house with basement. Dad Rob erts. 720 W. 2nd EAT A home cooked" "dinner In the Methodut cnurcn auung room, m day evening. Dee. 1, beginning at 5:30. 75 cents. FOR SALE Electric sweeper with at- tacnments. tau evenings, oiou. FARMERS attention City Transfer & storage oners you a compieie service in all hauling and delivery of anything. Phone 4t64. as a. iir, "Let Us Refinish Your Car Right ONE shop using best DU PONT PRE-WAR MATERIALS, 10 Years Same Location. MITCHELL PAINT SHOP, wis a. Kiversiae. PATRONIZE your local transfer com- pany, opera ung in jueaiora unci 10 ID. Davis Transfer & Storage Co.. 40 S. Fir st. rnone znaa. CRACK-A-JAP machine guns Sound UKe a real macnine gun. oei your boy one for Christmas at bIMS Bttos., 23 . rir, ANNUAL BAZAAR of Methodist women in cnurcn parlors maay, Deo. 1. Sale of gifts, baby clothes, aprons, cooked food. Opens 11 o' clock. Coffee, doughnuts and sand wiches will be served during the noon hour. Beginning at 9:30 a 75c ainner wm oe servea, P-SHIRTS. long and short sleeves, sizes up to 3. Tiny Tots Shop, 336 Medford CenterBldg. WE BUYEM WE SELLEM Come in and Sea Them 1039 Pontlac Sedan. 1936 Pontlac Sedan. 1036 Plymouth Sedan. 1935 Plymouth Sedan. - 1036 Nash Sedan. 1936 Studebaker Sedan. 1020 Model A Roadster. New supply Dayton-McClevan 6-ply Tires Bring in Your Certificates. , Goodyear Batteries Fog Lltes A ntl -freeze Heater Hose Get Ready for Winter Now. A. Z. "Tubby" DEAN, Your Pontlac Dealer. Richfield Station Dial 3943, 6th and Grape. Buy War Bonds, NEW MODEL AIRPLANE MOTORS Motor 1B 00 uoil i.ou condonsor h....... 9 Propellor ...... M luga tension leaa . ,io Regular price 120.05 CHRISTMAS SPECIAL ONLY 117.05 Get one while thev lent at SIMS BROS. CYCLE & REPAIR SHOP . (Medford s model airplana headquarters) CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR. Save Tuna, Cash and Gas. ' Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph. 3919. eth and Bartlett, No Red Tape When You Sell to us. . ffOJCA Cash, 2-bedroom house, ga WeasUOU rage, laundry trays, shrubs, nil heatnr laKtrln V.e. erator, fully furnished with good furniture. Located on Alice St vic tor C. Sether, Brophy Bldg. Men, Women! OH or Want New Vim and Vitality? thwaanrli of M. 40, U, 60 feel weak, pepteea.oldtt weahneat, worn feeillrtf . lack oflm. Sfw IntrMjuetari VM now only 89s. Get Oitrei Tonl TsblaU todajr. ' At all druR storm evi-rywhrre In Mertfnrd at Onus. Strang Drug and Western Thrift Stores, Shows Daily 1:S-8:45-9:00 TODAY AND SATURDAY FRIDAY BOND PREMIERE HO MATINEE FRIDAY SUNDAY TANDY I JoRDfln-dDRDBB WlMWa 1NMUI1 , I ssss I '1 I 'a CROSS I Jenki t . H Thunder. Hot. 30. 1944. MEDFORD MAP. TTUBUrTS JTOTB DART BOARDS We have extra DARTS Limited supply. SIMS UNDERSHIRTS, lonf sleeves, short sleeves and sleeveless. Tiny Tots Shoo. 32! Medford Center Bids. . WANTED Man to lay Inlaid linoleum in Kiicnen ana oauiruora, rn. Central Point. FOR SALE 3 breakfast Ubles with chairs, electric heaters, etc. Bob's Second Hand Store, corner of (th and Grape. FOR SALE One console radio, (40; coucn ana cnair, aieei springs, sow condition, moaern, 3. rn. eaoo. BABY BUNTINGS with slppers, blan keta and quilts, crib sire. Tiny Tots Shop. 32 Medford Center Bldg. XMAS GUTS Beautiful hsnd made gifts for the tiny one. Tiny ToU Shop. S3! Medford Center Bldg. Sweaters, wool, all colors, sites up to three. Tiny Tots Shop, 32 Med- iorq icnicr tuqg. ATTENTION DAIRYMEN There W1U be 7 purenrea noutein aetry cows, Carnation breeding, 3 of which ere registered, sold at the Phoenix Auc tion Saturday, December 3; 1 reg istered coming four-year Guernsey bull; 3 single unit Royal Blue miUc lng machines. FOR BALE Diamond brooch, set with SI diamonds, many of them of arge size, platinum mounting, price (2900. Left fox sale at 49 South Central. , FARMERS, ATTENTION I - Is your bsrn lot muddy Need a floor in your barn. We have rough 8x13 for this purpose. Very reasonable. How about some rough lxexis for fenc ing? No priorities needed CAHlERON-MOrFITT LUMBER CO.. Riverside end Bemett Rd Ph. 8403 CAR OWNERS! Exchsnr,? of Burned out generator, for heavy duty re winds. Guaranteed one year. Sev erln Electric. 1303 N. Riverside at Signal station. WAN-iJD Middle aged man or older to do light work on ranch at edge of town. Living quarters, farm pro ducts and wages. Tribune Box 88. ARE YOU v 6th War Loan and Auction For "E" Bond. Buyer Only FR1. NIGHT, DEO. I, 8:15 CRATER1AII THEATRE 60 Minute Stage Shew .a4ntf these items to be auctioned off to the highest bidder-in "E" Bonds ICO lb. Sugar Wool Blanket I Case Pineapple Electric Iron Mirror Premium Ham Leather Brief Case 25 Gallons Gasoline 2 Cases Coca Cola Knox Hat I box (50) Cigars 6 Bxs. Shotgun Shells 5-lb. Box Chocolates 2 Cases Beer Ladies' Dress $25 Meal Tickets ' Scatter Rug Camels, Luckies, Chests. All Donated to the War Effort By Mason Ehrman k Co., Mann. Dept. Store, Coca Cola Bottling Co.. A-One Brewing Co Oatee LydlorJ. W. A. Wl.ltelaw k Co Swiit k Co.. John Curjp Furniture Co., Trowbridge k Flynn, L. C. Taylor Co., Barker's. Franklin'. Cafe, Montgomery Ward k Co.. Burelion'i Ladles' Ready-to Wear, Brown'i Cafe, Catee Furniture. McDonald Candy Co. . COL A. H. DUDLEY, Auctioneer WANTED To buy sewing machine Phone 3417. My eld Dad, back in Kantas City, writes: "Gene, hew do reck oysters grow Iniide of solid rockl1 How do they get in there in the first place?" Do any of you people know? Come in, phone or write what information you have. LINCOLN'S UNION SERVICE 201 N. Riverside Ph. 9022 DANCE IVERY SAT. NITE At the Picturesque WAGON WHEEL PAVILION 4 Miles from Medford on Griffin Creek Road Dancing Starts at 8 Swell Music Good Floor Lot! ot Fun Come Out and Meet Your Friends STEVE BAKER and DAVE GOULD ALL SET f OR Bing Crosby in 'Goln( Hi Wai" J Asset W00DOU0