Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 15, 1944, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and Announc Basaa A bazaar and food sale will be held by the Griffin Creek Grange tomorrow at the Furniture Exchange, cor ner of Sixth and Front streets. The sale will open at 9 a. m. Carolers to Meet Girl Scouts ' interested In caroling during the Christmas season are asked to meet tomorrow at the Scout bouse at 1 p. m. Miss June Wil ' liams is to have charge of the group. - To Attend Church Members of Medford Bethel, Daughters of Job, will attend services at the First Methodist church Sunday as a group. Members are asked to meet at the Masonic Temple at 10:30 a. m. Convalescing George AverlU, Medford Spanish war veteran. Is recovering from an operation in the Veterans' hospital In Port land, according to word received here. Averlll is expected to be home sometime in January. To Hold Danes A dance will be given at the Junior high school auditorium this evening for students of the school. .The affair is sponsored by the staff of the Junior Quill, school news paper, and will be from 7 to 11 p. m. ' . On Leave Second Lt. Richard McElhose, army air corps, son of R. E. McElhose, 829 Minnesota street, arrived in Medford this week to spend a Christmas leave with his parents Lt. McElhose. bombardier on a B-29, is station ed in Great Bend, Kan. He is a graduate of Medford high school. Party Announced Neighbors of Woodcraft Thimble club will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Frances McConochle, 1015 West Twelfth street, Monday. for the annual luncheon and v"revelation" party. The affair is scheduled for 12:30 and anyone desiring further information may call 3182. Fires The chemical truck was called to extinguish two minor blazes yesterday, according to the fire department.- The first, yesterday noon, was at the home of Paul Algeo, 223 Willamette street, and the second at 2.32 p. m. was at the home of J. H. Dailey, 830 East Ninth street. Little damage was done in either fire, the department said. Minor Accidents Myrtle Lor raine Little, Route 1, and Ross Turman, 1216 West 10th street, drove passenger cars involved In a minor accident on 10th and King streets, according to a re port on file. Jack Stallsworth, Route 1. and Catherine Conroy. 201 Crater Lake avenue, drove passenger cars involved In an other accident Thursday on Mam and Fir streets, according to a second report. -. Peck Home Bill Peck, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Peck Sr., formerly of Medford and now living in Klamath Falls, has been visiting his parents. Peck had just returned from the Philippine islands where he had been in four battles and was ' wounded in both legs during the battle of Leyte. Peck reports back to his ship today. He has been In service 11 months and Is now an aviation ordnancemari third class. The young man is a nephew of Mrs. H. F. Barrett, Route 3, Box HI. SPAHE 'ShJilukS 25c AiMv PORK because we .(I'll . CHOPS Tfh selumg fMJr 33c pp( Veal Shldr. Steak lb. 25c Breast off Veal.... lb. 15c Crown Veal Roast lb- 25c ATTENTION! BABY BEEF CUTS No Points Reef Roasts lb. 25c Swiss Steak lb. 25c Sauerkraut.. lb. 19c CHI Pickles.... 3 for 10c Backbones Pork... lb. 5c PERSONAL Cant. TJfford Killed fnntnln Richard C. Ufford of the 96th imantry Division, 383rd Regi ment, was killed soon after the Invasion of Leyte In the Philip pines, according to. Information received here by Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Jones, 423 King street. The CaDtain mad.) hi. hnm, uritti tha Jones family while he was In mecuora witn the 86th Division. Captain Ufford'a home was In Mason City, Iowa. Honor 8 o c I t RnW Holmes son of Mr. anrl Mh Cole Holmes, Keene Way drive, has been elected tn th TTnlver. sity of Colorado's chapter of Eta Mppa u, national electrical en gineering honor enrietv Hnlmn a student in the navy's V-12 pro gram, will receive his degree in the near future. He graduated from Medford high school and at tended Oregon State college prior to entering the service. HOMECOMING FOR NUBBINS DELAYED Denver, Dec. 15 U.R) Mrs. Marshall Hoffman said today she was "not worried" over the fact that "Nubbins," her 3-year-old son In whom all the nation has taken an interest, would not be permitted to leave the hos pital this week end after all. Doctors carina for the lad amended their earlier order to let him return to his Cheyenne Wyo., home this week end if his condition continued to improve with the result that his home coming still was uncertain. SECRETARY ICKES PLEADS Washington, Dec. 15 (U,R) Secretary of Interior Harold L. Ickes said today that all citizens "who love America and want to see the beauty and interest of their country perpetuated" de sire that the Jackson Hole re gion of Wyoming be a national monument. HERE ON MISSION Los Angeles, Dec. 15 (U.R) Frank Goldberg, representative of the Australian ministry of in formation, was here today to in terest Americans in settling in Australia and American indus try in establishing branch fac tories there, after the war. ADM. NIMITZ HONORED Honolulu. Deo. 15 (ll.Pi Adm. Chester W.Nimitz was awarded an honorary doctor of ham university through the tion advocates ITnfteH statn. Most Reverend Bishop James J. oweeney ot tne uatnonc diocese in Hawaii. RUBBER COST CUT San Diego, Cal., Dec. 15 (U.R) Cost of synthetic rubber has been so reduced the past two years that it Is now available in southern California at less than natural rubber, . Fred S. Carpenter, manager of the United States Rubber company, Los Angeles, said here today. MOTHER HONORED Wilmington, Cal., Dec. 13 (U.R) Mrs. Lonie A. Prante, the first Cody, Wyo., mother to lose a son in overseas action in World War II, today christened the 401st California Shipbuilding corporation ship, the S. S. Cody Victory. - San Francisco. Dec 15 (U.R) The Pontiac, Mich., chap ter of the federated organization for Bataan relief today lauded an American soldier of Japanese ancestry who was ejected from a Parker, Ariz., barber shop. - R. B. Cozzens, assistant direc tor of the war relocation autho rity, revealed that the chapter had written to Pvt. Raymond Matsudo, wearer ot seven army ribbons and badges, calling the action of the barber, "disgrace ful," and saying: "We, whose sons are prisoners of the Japanese taken at the fall of Bataan and Corregidor, some of whom are still in the Philippines, some In Japan, wish you to know that this does not meet with our approval and we appreciate- greatly your service to your country." ACCIDENTS COST NATION 380,000,000 MAN-DAYS Chicago (U.R) Accidents, three out of four of them pre ventable, cost the nation 14,900, 000,000 and 380,000,000 man days of work In 1943, the Na tional Safety Council reveals In the 1944 edition of its statistical yearbook, "Accident Facts." On-the-job accidents killed 18,000500 less than tn 1942 injured 1,850,000, 100,000 more than in 1942, and resulted In a loss of time sufficient to have built 21.0Q0 heavy bombers or 39 battleships. . Accidental death totals ta 1943, including occupational, were 97,500 killed and 10.100,- 000 injured. LAUNCH TRANSPORT Wilmington, Cal., Dec. 15 T h e . U. S. S. Fallon, combat transport, named for' Fallon county, Mont., was ready for final fittings today, the 10,3d ves sel omit ana launcnea bi con solidated Steel Corp. shipyards. PEACE WITH FORCE Chicago, Dec. 15, (U.R) The American Farm Bureau federa tio nadvocates United States participation in a world peace organization backed by force if necessary. . .. . ' RICH RECLUSE MOVES St. Louis, Dec. 15 (U.R) Helmuth C. Setz, 53-year-old St, Louis mllllonarie, was in a se cret place ot seclusion today after leaving the hotel room which he had made an ivory tower of self-imprisonment for the past six years. ' . . NEW UTAH WELL Salt Lake City, Dec. 13 (U.R) Discovery of a new oil well in the Powder Wash fields of Mof fat county, Colo., is believed to have caused the recent surge of 50 cents to $1.00 per share in Mountain Fuel Supply stock, It was said here today. ' Measuring Radiant Energy The wavelengths of radiant energy are so 'Short that a spe cial unit, the Angstrom, has been established to measure them. An Angstrom is one-two hundred and fifty millionth part ot an inch. New York, Dec. 15 (U.R) Cotton futures opened unchang ed. EAT MORE FISH IT'S FRESH HERE! . Fresh Crabs Fresh Oysters Fresh Clams Fresh Fillet Sole Fresh Fillet Sea Bass ' Fresh Fillet Red Snapper Fresh Fillet Salmon Fresh Salmon Fresh Halibut Fresh Ling Cod Fresh Black Cod Kippered Salmon MURDER OF BABY Stockton. CaU Dec. 15 U.R) Sheriffs deputies early today searched vacant lots for a shal low grave believed to contain the body of Beatrice Martinez, 4, who authorities said was slain by Manuel paz, 22-year-old Mexican national farm laborer. Sheriff Martin Ansbro said Diaz in a half-incoherent con fession made when the Mexican believed he was dying of a slashed throat admitted killing and burying the child after a quarrelsome drinking bout 'with her father, William Martinez. YULE WARNING Sacramento. Dec. 15 (U.R) E. Raymond Cato, chief of the California highway pairoi, toaay nrnMi mntnriet . and pedes trians to exercise unusual pre cautions against acciaema dur ing the holiday season TTMnT. ESTATE MOVE Wnahlnatnn. Dee. IS (U.R) President Roosevelt nas signea a bill authorizing the secretary ot interior to dispose of the Cali fornia property and make final distribution of the estate ot Jack son Barnett. Indian millionaire who died in 1934. - OPPOSE JAP BAN San Francisco. Dec. ' 16 (U.R) The San Francisco Council of Churches today was on record as "vigorously" opposed to "all legislation proposing to cancel or to deny to loyal citizens of Japanese ancestry the rights and duties of their citizenship." Use Mall Trlbun Want Ads. Too Late to Classify LOST Package containing trousen, purcnasca ai uuna a .wv hp PULL BLOOD Bull Bantys tor aale 413 w. 1UU1 ai.. iwcQiora. AUTOMOBILE MARKET 6th and Bartlett Bta. Your Friendly Medford Dealer Telephone 3919. 1941 Plymouth coupe. , ' ' 1941 Plymouth Special deluxe 3 door. 1939 Ford deluxe 4-doof, 1938 Plymouth 4-door, 1935 Ford 4-door, 1935 Dodge 4-door, 1935 Nash 4-door, 1931 Olds coach, 1931 Chevrolet pickup. See these cars before you buy. WANTED 33 m.m. camera tar ooldler overseas. Argus C-3 or similar. Mr. T. V. Jackson, RL 4, Box 48. Phone amis. BABY BEEF LIVER 19c lb. "East Side MarKCt oi Mcaroro. WILL the party who took the. wrong black overcoat from the Contra) Point Grange hall Thursday eve ning kindly return lt to A. T. Lath rop, Central Point, and receive their own, FOR SALE Kodak Monitor camera, . size 620, Eveready case, exposure ' meter, synchronized photoflash gun. lens, hood and filters. This outfit Is comDlete and In new condition. S77.30. 002 W. Jackson. Apt. 7. FOR SALE 20 gauge Winchester double barrcll shouun and case, ex cellent condition, $50; also pair of Buck starner pre-war namg doou size 8, almost new, SIS. 803 w. Jack. son. Apt, i. tor sale Blond, wood B-olece dln Ing- room suite, new. In fine condi tion, rnone sooo. SANTA CLAUS will be at the Rose Grocery, 301 West J.---'-son, from one to three o'clock sunaar. lOR RENT 2-room furnished anort ment with bath adjoining. 913 S uenirai. POTTED PLANTS for Christmas Berrydale Flower Farm, old North ttignway, FOR SALE 1935 Studebaker sedan, food mechanical condition. good rubber. Phone 3439. ISIISP! one Jr wV?Lt ticket ' (TM&'&Z' -JJ1- Admits jW.m:i both v rt lPuMA Dnm,and! Southern Oregon's Largest and Finest Dance Halls Ray's Modern Music Dancing Hours 9 p.m. 'Til 1 a. m. DREAMLAND OLD TIME DANCE FOR YOUNQ AND OLD! . fUmtmbwt ONE ADMISSION or rOTH DANCES Merrick's and Dresmlsndl TOR 8 ALB t e.rat ttlue-whne mmionq. wnn cox tufa -iTioune. FOR SALE Davenport and chair.. iw; oca wiui coil springs, eju; three-quarter bed. SIS; wood range with colli, (49; Ice box. 810; heating stove, 47.SO; breakfast set. 7-50. write Kt. l, Box S04. Mrs. Wilson. GOOD MINCEMEAT with meat, 3 lbs. 43c. East Sid. Market of Medford. lUfrtgeratora RsflnUhed Like New. MITCHELL PAINT SHOP, 808 S. Riverside. ' STORAGE SERVICE Two-story brick building, rsrnnurs careiuiiy handled, personal lockers. City Transfer at Storage. Phone 884, 88 s. rir St. WILL PAY CASH for medium-size Clntng set, rnono eaia. FOR A PERSONAL OR ACTO LOAN THE OREGON FINANCC CO 48 South Central. . A Pioneer Firm. . NO. i FANCY potatoes. 33c lb: bag SBC. East side aiaraet ox weaioru. FANCY MIX Christmas nuts. 43c lb. East Side MarKot or weaiorq. WANTED A woman passenger to Los Angeles uso. ao, to neip anve wia share expenses. References ex- changed. Tribune Box No. 1900. CHRISTMAS TREES at Bartlett end east em, across xrom sexewsgr. wi sizes. Priced reasonably. FURNITURE MOVING Regular (ran service, atate or nauon-wia. mun. 3888, Davis Transfer St Storage Co.. 40 a. nr at. WANTED To rent 3 or S-bedroom house, on or about Jan. 8. Ph. 3063. FOR SALE Man's ice skates, size Si also pair cnuqa eaaxes. rnone aw. wmv rnrip Mmva! nranffea. large size, 82.79 half case, Eaat Side Market of Medlora. JtPPLEis 75o and 81 40 per box. bring containers. Walter ToUe, Stewart avenue. FOR RENT Apartment and sleeping room. Inquire 804 S. Oakdale Ave. or aa 20 acres. 3 - room house. 2)JjUu barn with cement floor, " 13 acres irngatea. e cow.. Surge milking machine, 10 tons hay, everything for 8S300. Also SAAn-3 acres. 4-room. garage, 3jUUU barn, Irrigator 1U acres of fine garden land, good well and on a gooa mgnway. nn n rmnor. Bro-er-. Chas. Blaess. Salesman. 323 N. Riverside. Phone 7337 WANTF.n Wnmnn to Aa washing and Ironing In her own home. Phone ARTICHOKES, 5c each. East side 0U71. Market ot Medtora. FbR SALE Bed, coll snrlngs. silk floss mattress in excellent conoi uon. 1223 w. Main. FOR SALE 13 hp. Wagner motor. 810; Cutter Hammer nngnette start ing switch, new. 89: 3 8" electric fins, S4 each; Toledo rachet pine d'es, 11 rets dies, cuts threads 1", I'i", Hi" 3", 848 value, 818: Little Glint bolt dies, cuts V'. I1'. Hi", 1V4", 819 value, 88; 4-iectlon flre- fnace screen, ir. saaaie, pre-wnr, Ins condition. 885: electric iron. 85; therapeutic lamp, red ray, 81-85: 3 electric trains, 88.78 end 812.50. 4uu Mnoie r-arx urive. FOR SALE Live turkeys. Mrs. R. L. Roy. Oak Grove Road. SAWMILL & LOGGING Equipment Stm. Nlapcr & Stp. 8c Ldr.; 8x20 steam Cyl.: 4" 1 h.n. direct Con. Elect mower; laxao rtaotu atm. en gine: TD-1B Int. Cat. with winch Ac dozer: Crrco Med. arch wheels: Ha KW 110-V fully automatic Delco Lite plant; '39 Ford 1-ton pickup; 3 Ford Hi-ton log trks, hvy. rear ends and Brownlipes with single axle trailers, 8850 to 81250 each, complete. Also 80 Cat with winch. A. P. Heup. 018 Main Street. Klam- FOR SALE Eistern yellow 'corn, ground, cracked or whole. Faber's, ain r ails, vrcKon. mono ww. 34 s. Riverside. Phone 4449. ATTENTION Pythian Sliiers officers and staff practice at 7:30 p. m. Sun day not Siturday. Please be prompt. FOR RENT Furnished smill apart- meni. auiTS. id itang at. FOR SALE by the Griffin Creek Grange ladles Cooked foods and fancywork, at the Furniture Ex chancre Saturday. Dec. 16. FOR SALE f 3rh"urnerWe!(tInhouse e'.ectric range. Barnett road. Martin neiiKflmp. FOR SALE Franquette 'walnuts, 2Sc id. i m nine wen urunn , creek ursngc. wenry i-iumu. FOR . SALE LorRe pre-war tricycle, S3. Call at 822 W. 12th St. Ph. 753 ARTICHOKES. So eachBait814 Market of I 'ford.. . . RANCH FOR RENT M Applegste mile from Ruch school, l from Sunnv Strie SArvIra fitatlnn mnA Store. Write owner, Mrs. Venable, Rt. 1, Box 358, Ashland. Ore, FOR SALE CHEAP Well bred Giicrn- wcy duii can, rnone 0210. GOOD 6-room house for Ale, close In. good grounds. Phone 2626. ROOM FOR RENT S per week. 1223 Hours 9 'Til 1 SAT BITE HE OMS OF OUR BEST BUYS FOR THIS WEEK JinPft 3 acres, 6-room- modern 3 tMcCOU room, not modern, other bullcVvgs. close to Med ford. Good well for irrigation and city water. r AAA 10 r aeree, St Irrigated free ivDUUv ' water, new house, good buildings, live stream, some timber, terms. IN JACKSONVILLE $800 ,4 rooms, aloe lot. Terms. $1000' -3 rooms, cottmt lot, high way. CUhe Wwant you to Hit your property. ChUdw or Kimball. JckonvUt. FOR SALE 400 acrtw. horto. cattle, ahacppajtura. Cheap, do In. 711 FREE Buy one, fat another one free. In this selection are some excellent Christmas gifts. They include games, construction sets. Jeeps, tanks, guns, toy drums, model airplanes, building blocks and many others. SIMS pros., Z3 w. rir. few CROP Navel oranges, large size. $2.79 hMf case. East Side Market of Medford. SATK to USED CARS Largest stock In southern Oregon to choose from Want to close out entire stock. L N. abulia, Ua N Riverside. TffRU the eouriexy of DulienT'Hard ware. North Bartlett. the Girl Scouts troop 8 will conduct a ba zaar at the store Saturday, Decem ber ifl. Youthful suggestions for giving. FANCY MIX Chrlitmas nuts, ita lb. Ea.t Side Market of Medford. XACTO KNIFE sets for the model alr plane builder. We have a complete stock, all sizes. Let us show you them. SIMS BROS., 23 N. Fir. WE BUY all kinds of livestock Hogs , beef and veal. Highest market R rices, live weight. City Market, 131 orth Central. Phono 4321. MODEL AIRPLANE MdfORfl We have a few left. Buy the motor at 9 ii. wo ana gat con, conaensor ana propeller free. This offer good until L-nrisunss omy. si ms brus. FOR SALE Fisher's alLpurpose rab bit pellets. Fabor's, 34 S. Riverside. rnona 35 HEAD Hereford" weaner calves win be sold at pnoenix Auction Saturday. NO. 1 FANCY potatoes, 25c lb: bag f sue, cast ame marKoi oi jueaioro. THREE 2-year-old purebred milking Shorthorn heifers, one 2-year-old purebred milking Shorthorn bull will be sold at the Phoenix Auction Saturday. TOY kVHEELB ARROWS. WRRons. kid uiv-suuuu. inu siiiu uitsse-wiieci scooters. Come In and pick one out 1 airaa enua, IMMEDIATE delivery on heavy fir siao wooa. we are now taxing Orders for next week delivery on 24-lnch yellow pine, fireplace or fur nace wooa wun piemy 01 pucn. aig double load 87.50. So. Oreson Fuel Co. Phone 01 J8 Medford, or 75 Cen tral Point. WANTED Large size oil burning heater. Everett, Faber, Phone 244, 5oob MINCEMEAT with meat. 2 lbs. 43c. Eaat Side Market of Medford. SEPTIC TANKS and cesspool "pump ing, oanimry equipment, rn. wi iu. GENE SAYS: YOUWILL SURELY WANT SOME OF THOSE 1x12 ROUGH FIR BOARDS. CAMERON. MOFFIT LBR. CO.. S. RIVERSIDE ai DAnnbi 1 i 1 j. rnuna ows. BICYCLE SADDLE BAGSGtve your , Doy pair ox inese ror cnrisimaa. inreo sizes irom wmcn 10 cnoose bART BOARDS A few lefi. Get one of these two-ln-one games now. Fun for the entire family. SIMS Bros.. 23 N. Fir. BABY BEEF-tlVER l6c lb. East side market or Medford. WILL PAY top price for' boy Scout cnue iTioune ao 1101. STARTS SUNDAY MARSHAL f. , -tj?v . DAy ENDS SATURDAY NIGHT BARBARY COAST GENT Friday, Dec 13. IS44 MEDfOHD MAIL TRIBUNE -ELEVEN ff "7A A A ,4 acres, located only 4 OiuUU mUt ,rom Medford on - ii t hl.hw.v. Aonrovt. mately 40 acres cultivated, 4 acres under Irrigation, 4 acres on Bear creek. Sandy loam creek bottom soil. Improvements are hay shed and cow barn. Total sale price 87.000 with some terms. MARK A. COLOY AGENCY Exclusive Agents Phone S268. 103 C Main. ACCORDIONS Eve Prentice Accordion Studio 817 Newtown St. Phone 883T. WE BUY EM WE SELL UM COME IN AND 6EEEM 18SS Olds coupe. 1038 Plymouth sedan, 1936 Nash sedan. 1038 Pontiac sedan. iujo uias man, 1039 Studebaker 1035 Ford sedan. 1937 Pontile sedan. 1930 Pontiac sedan. Sportlites. foglltea. battertas. antJ- freeze Get winterized now. Large upply famous Dayton McClaren Urea. A Z -Tubby" Dean. Your Pontlao Dealer. Richfield Station Dial 8S41 6th and Grape Sta. Buy Bonds CERTIGRADE red cedar shlnglesT'Blg CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR. Save Tim. Cash and Oaa Call Automobile Market, -Friendly Medford Dealer. Pn. SSI. - th and Bartlett No Red Tape When You Bell to Us. humphrey will buy it. sell your car to us we'll pay higher cash prises now HUMPHREY MOTORS 33 S. Riverild- Dial 4980 J DANCE EVERY SIT. MITE At th Picturesqua WAGON WHEEL ' PAVILION 4 Miles from Medford en Griffin Creek Road Daneina Starts at Swell Music Good Float ' Lots of Fun Com Out and Meet ' Your Friends STEVE BAKER nd DAVE GOULD . I NEWS My SHORTS KRAK-A-JAP machine funs Sound like the real thing. Get one for your boy now at SIMS BROS.. 23 N. fir. ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON All kinds Of bBSUtV urul f-n P.rm.r.n.. specUlty Ph 3664 UP- N Central. IF YOU HAVE SJS0O to spend on the wife see the diamond and platinum Jrooch left for aale at 4 8. Cen. CALL Faber's tor immediate delivery S? J,eiTy reen "r slabs Faber a, 84 S Riverside. Phone 4440. lryou need your sawdust burner T-,01" call Vaber'a, 34 S. Riven aide. Phone 4449. SCRIP BOOXS Males- AN IDEAL GIFT rnmn IH!IHi.': Continuous Sat. Doors Open 1:45 Ends Saturday! "Henry Aldrkh Plays Cupid" Plus Chas. Starrer In "Cyclone Pralxle Hanger" IT WILL STUN YOU Willi it's STASHING CANDOR!! tram VINSON mi TALBOT Non NEILl KHU IVROH Coming SUNDAY Two Features! (INI-TIKOLINO THR111SI SUl-TICKtlWO OIII1TTI Mights Only Weekdar " Doors Open 6:48 Mat Bat Continuous Sun. " Ends Saturday Mitel Geo. Sanders ' "ACTION IN ARABIA" Plus MARSHAL OF GUNSMOKE BUY A SCRIP BOOK THE IDEAL XMAS GIFT! BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND r 0ih f vfZm INTHB . jnmciin ; 1 biLviiuAKi ; C "i' 'Ah'"' V , LATEST r48tei4iayaaJSeal SUNDAY 3 DAYS! The Greatest Aviation Thriller Ever Filmedl JEAN HARLOW HELL'S ANGELS with BEN LYONS - EVERVONI WEICOMEI 3