Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 18, 1944, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and On Ball Jeronimo Gonzales veioz, orresiea on charge of beine drunk on rlfv .tr. .... released on $10 bail this morn ing. Gas Stamps Stolen John Vierra, Central Point, reported to city police today that gasoline ration stamps had been stolen from the glove compartment of hit- passenger car sometime last week. ' In England Second Lt. George H. Peake, formerly of Grants Pass and Medford, has arrived in England, according to word received here. Lt. Peake is a pilot in the transport com mand. - Study Club Meeting Mem bers of the Wednesday Study club are reminded to bring gifts for the club's Christmas gift ex change at the meeting Wednes day at 2:30 p.m. in the Girls' Community club. ' Jones Home Pfc. Douglas E. Jones, 21, of Medford is home on furlough after 14 months in the Pacific. He last saw action on Guam. Jones enlisted in the marine corps in May, 1943. His wife, Mrs. Jean Jones, makes ber home at 420 Boardman St. Visiting Here Mrs. Silas King and daughter, Mary Anne, of Portland, arrived in Medford last week and are visiting at the home of Mrs. King's parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Fisk, route 1, while Mr. King is in St. Louis on business. Mr; King will ar rive here later this week and the family will spend the holidays visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fisk, and Mr. King's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George W, King of Phoenix. In Kansas Aviation Cadet Dale E. Erickson, son of Mrs. Nora D. Vernon, 716 Oak St, Is enrolled in the class of cadets currently taking basic flight in struction at the army air field at Independence, Kan., accord ing to an announcement from the field. Erickson has success fully completed pre-flight and primary phases of the aviation cadet training program, and after a few weeks at Indepen dence will go to an advanced training school. . Building Permits E. A. Bow man, 619 South Central avenue, made application at the city re corder's office last week for a permit to 'make repairs on his residence at an estimated cost of $240. George V. Taylor, 719 Palm . street, made application last week for a permit to make ar. addition on his residence. at an estimated cost of $600. Henry Byers made application last week for a permit to make an extension to his Drive-In restau rant 1206 North Riverside, at an estimated cost of $1000. DR. A. R. HEDGES Chiropractic ft Naturopathic Physician 12B E. Main Dial 3170 RHEUMATISM Hheumatism has caused much suffering. Although this condi tion has attracted medical atten tion for years, a great number still suffer today the intense pain and misery resulting from this disease. Many causes for rheu matism have been given. Experi ence has shown that it is one of the more important of diseases. There are many types of this dis ease, and its complications and results are far-reaching.. Prob ably the latest theory a to its cause is that it is an allergic manifestation to a group of re- 1o4a4 nfaom'cme Rnt avftl with this theory it is conceded that there is a reiatea DacKgrouna. But regardless of theory there is improper cellular elimination. Overcome this and you have health. There is no better way of improving the circulation and producing normal-nerve func tion than by natural treatment. GREEN m SLABS 12 INCH OR 16 INCH LENGTHS 300 CU. FT. LOAD DIAL 2123 TimberP Mto'O PERSONAL CALENDAR Monday - : p. m. Golden Link Bl We class of First Baptist church covered dish dinner and Christ mas party at church. Bring exchange- gut Committee will furnish dessert 7:30 p. m. Olive Rebekah lodge regular meeting and Christmas party with gift ex change. 8:00 p. m. United Spanish War Veterans auxiliary, Christ mas party at home of Mrs. Winifred- Vale, 56 North Orange street. 8:00 p. m. Carnation club, home of Mabel Bennett, 343 South Grape street. 8:00 p. m. Medford Musical society, monthly meeting and Christmas party, home of Mrs. C. H. Paske, 1010 S. Oakdale Ave. Tuesday 12:30 p. m. St. Mark's Auxiliary-Guild, potluck luncheon at new parish hall followed by meeting and program. 12:30 p. m. Alpha Delta class, fellowship hall, First Christian church, luncheon fol lowed by installation of offi cers. 1:30 p. m. DeMolay Moth ers' club, Christmas party at home of Mrs. B. L. Nutting, 31 Glen Oak court. - ' 2:00 p. m. Navy Mothers' club, Christmas party at Girls' Community club with exchange of gifts. 2:00 p. m. Lady Elks at Elks Temple. 2:00 p. m, Prlscilla circle, Methodist church, Christmas party at home of Mrs. Carrie McDannel, 609 Beatty street. 2:00 p. m. Women's Mission ary society, Presbyterian church, Christmas program in fireplace room of church. 6:15 p. m. Mary Martha cir cle of Methodist church, cov ered dish dinner at 'Church for husbands and friends. 6:30 p. m. Crater Lake Post and auxiliary, VFW, annual Christmas party at armory. Pot luck Sinner followed by meet ings. 7:30 p. m. Eagles and auxil iary, annual Christmas party for families. Program and treat. 8:00 p. m. Chapter BE, P. E. O., home of Mrs. O. H. Bengt son, 122 Oregan Terrace. Mrs. R. A. Holmes, assistant hostess. Program, Miss Annette Gray. 8:00 p. m. Pythian Sisters, K of P hall, temple meeting and initiation. Wednesday 12:45 p. m. Victory club, Realties chapter, covered dish luncheon and Christmas party at hall. Bring exchange gift and own service. 1:00 p. m. Get Together club, dessert and card party at Eagles hall, 217 West Main street Public invited. 2:30 p. m. Wednesday Study club, Girls' Community club. Members asked to bring gifts for Christmas giff exchange. Burglary Attempt Glen Fab- rick, manager of Medford Do mestic Laundry, 30 North River side avenue, reported to city po lice today that someone had broken Into the boiler room of the laundry sometime last night. Nothing was missing this morn ing, the report stated. , Home Economics Jackson' ville Home Economics club will meet Wednesday noon, .Dec. 20, at the home of Louise Brockway on Stewart avenue. A covered dish dinner will be served at 12:00. Members attending are reminded to bring a gift for ex change. In Service Jiro Shlmodo, former Medford resident, has recently been inducted into the army, according to word receiv ed here. Pvt. Shimodo has been attending Dayton University at Dayton, Ohio. He graduated from Medford high school, where he was treasurer of his class, in 1942. In Medford Mrs. Don Geren arrived in Medford Sunday from Corvallis to spend a few days with her parents, Dr. ana Mrs. Dninh ninnnl Rnrneburff road. vo.s. 'Fl I and her son, Stephen Lee, who has been visiting the Dippels. $575 DIAL 2123 COMPm FlaE Hit smisMii;Mmy - . with bombs still spilling from her Blechhnmmer, Germany, after Nazi that none of Mrs. Geren plans to leave this week to spend Christmas with her husband who is stationed at Fort Roberts, Calif. ' Party Wednesday All mem bers of the Military Order of the Purple Heart are Invited to at tend the Christmas party being given by the Disabled American Veterans Wednesday night at the armory. The party is being held in place of the regular meeting. Livestock Portland, Ore., Dec. 18 (UPV Livestock: Cattle, 3,500; calves, 300. Strong. Few loads good-fed steers S14.50IS15 50; some held higher. Common-medium graaes S10.5013-2&. Heifers $0(312. Good fed heifers to 113.50. Canner-cutter cows S4.50O7. Medium-good beef cows S9a 11.50; some held higher. Bulls $8.50 tj 10.50. Good vealers $13(313.50. Grass calves S13 down. ... Hogs, 2,400. Steady to 25c higher Good-choice 180-240 lbs. $15.75 Jthe celling): 250-300 lbs. $14 15. Good sows 13 & 13.50. Choice feeder pigs $13.73. Sheep, 1.250. Fat lambs strong.. Good-choice grades $13.50; medium grades $11112; culls 8. Good- choice ewes 50c higher; load 121 lbs. 6. scat tered lots S5.50 down. South San Francisco, Dee. 18 (UP) Cattle 625. AcUve, strong. Two loads good fed steers offered. One car ad several packages medium 850-1000-lb. steers made $14.50; halt-car guou .0 medium heifers $14. Odd lots feeder steers and heifers salable $11912. Good range cows quoted $12.5013. medium $11911.50, weighty grass fat dairy cows $10.251311, cutters $8-509 8.75, canners $6&7, medium sausage bulls S10910.50. Calves, 100. Choice quoted $14(9 14.50, medium to good range calves $12 a 13.10. Hogs. 38S. Active. 80 it 75c higher; few loads god to choice barrows and gilts $15.75; good flows $14. Sheep, li350. Slow; undertone steady; good and choice full wooled salable $14.75 14. Good ewes $8 a 6.50. Chicago. Deo. IB (UP) (WFA) Hoss. 15.000. aood and Livestock: choice barrows and silts 150 lbs. and up $14 14.75; fat sows at $14 celling, complete early clearance. Cattle. 16,000. Calves. 1.800. Top steers' and yearlings $17.60: several loads $16017.50; medium to low good rrade predominated In run, mostly 13(914.50; heavy heifers best around $15. Sheep, 8,000. Fed wooled western held at $15 and sllghuy above; load mixed grade common to good 63-lb. Michigan natives $12.30. Cull and common native lambs $9912; odd lot slaughter ewes aoiffcou, Portland Produce Portland, Deo. 18 (UP) Whole sale market: Cabbage No. 1 green round type $4 34.50 crate; Oswego $4.30 crate. .savoy tiuc. - Cauliflower No. 1 local $2.23 crate. Celery Oregon $4.5094.73 Jate; celery rot $1.50 dozen. Cucumbers California field stock s.au$D lug. Eggplant California S4.23 lu. Lettuce Nominal. California 4s $3.10 crate. Onions Green BOe dozen bunches. Peppers California $3.23 per 30-lb. Squash California Zucchini $4.30 lug; Danish $1.23 -crate; Hubbard 2 lie lb. . Tomatoes California S-tler $3.30 box; Mexican $3.30 lug. Turnips Local $1.25 dozen bunches. Chicago Wheat Chicago, Dec. 18 (UP) Wheat: Open High Low Close Dec. ..$1.68i $1.68i $l.es(t $1.68H May 1.63ft 1.63, 1.62ft 1.63 (J July 1.341, 1.54, j.54 , l.S4,, Sent. 1.33 Si 1.531, 1.53 1.33ii S. F. DAIRY PRICES San Francisco, Dec. 18 (U.R) Dairy market: Butter: 93 score 43, 92 score 4214,.B0 score 42U, 89 score 41. Cheese: Wholesale prices loafs Z7.9, triplets 27.2. Eggs: Large grade A S6V4 57V4; large grade B 43W-44V4 medium grade A S1V6-S2; small grade A 44'i-45',4. Wall Street New York. Dec. 18. 0J.R). Profit-taking unsettled the en tire main list of stocks today but late in the session there was a small movement up from the aays lows. Selling that developed in the railroad shares on Saturday spread throughout the list In to day's session. A number of spe cial issues, however, countered with sharp advances. The day's business news In clnded disclosure that Swift & Co. had record sales In Its fiscal year ended last Oct. 28, although Townsend DANCE at Dreamland Hall Tuesday Nighl JOLLIEST DANCE IN MEDFORDI I Breaks IjBerator In jj . ; H n . in 40 . f Mcme Jelepliotoi bomb bay (arrows), this Liberator overturns, starts to break In two over anti-aircraft fire scored direct hit on unlucky ship. Bister ships reported the crew were able to escape. USAAP photo. JO Aph I tr f vtr, : i , k ssT OS 1&sJrlk3-tP&!' I JT v A T M LEST WE FORGET After seeing more than two years of actios and participating in three invasions, these six Yanks are back li IT. S. touring country to boost bond sales. Left to right: Fvt Euripidis Jamoulis, Pfc. Vincent Rommans, Pfc. John Krasnowski Back row: Pfc. E. DeRider, Cpl. J. H. Rostohar and Pfc F. Sparks net Income was down 30 cents a share, and the report of the de partment of commerce that pub licly owned cash dividends for the first 11 months of 1944 were up 2-5 per cent over last year at $2,909,900,000. . Today's closing prices on se lected stocks: ' American Tel. & Tel.184V4 Anaconda 28 V Chrysler . 91 Curtiss Wright L 5 Ccneral Electric 39V4 General Motors 64 Montgomery Ward 51V4 Penn. R. R 32's Phillips Petroleum 44 J. C. Penney 109'4 Radio . 10'4 Southern Pacific 40's Standard Oil of Calif.... 377s Texas Gulf Sulphur , 35V4 Transamerica 11 United Aircrafts . 29'4 U. S. Rubber 52V4 U. S. Steel 59 V4 Most of the population of Nor way is undernourished and scur vy is prevalent. Meat and but ter rations were small and often unobtainable and potatoes were the only abundant food, the U.S. Department of Commerce reported. Vital to Victory. The Fighting Front is winning because it is backed up by the greatest. Production Front in the world's history! FREE ENTERPRISE Is winning the PRODUCTION WAR 53fi LOST RIVER DAIRY, Irtc.-Medford Distributor TwS i hi e i - - v w Tax Records Show Big Increase Over , Receipts of 1943 Chicago (U.R) While total federal (receipts Jumped from $22,700,000,000 In fiscal year 1943 to $40,500,000,000 in 1944, an increase of 78.7 per cent, an analysis by the Federation of Tax Administrators shows that more than $33,000,000,000 of the 1944 totals, or 81.4 per cent, was brought in by income and excess profits taxes. All other taxes yielded about $7,500,000,000, almost equaling the 1941 total federal receipts. In fiscal 1943 corporation in come and excess profits yielded almost one-third more than indi vidual income taxes, but rate changes and economic factors combined to move the 1944 indi vidual Income-tax revenues far ahead of - corporation and excess profits taxes. In, the 75.4 per cent total in crease between 1941 and 1944 of all taxes except individual in come, corporation and excess profits taxes, liquor tax yields nearly doubled and tobacco rev-. enues Increased by 41.5 per cent. A Marine Corps sergeant has found statistical evidence that one of the principal pastimes in the South Pacific is looking at photographs. He found 4,852 pictures among 180 or so men, an average of 21 -pictures per man. Cloalm time tor Sunday Too Lata to Classify 5:30 Saturday aiternoon Please remember. Too Late to Classify rnuMAN-no WAGONS The "fines! all-wooa wagon we nave ever nan. Made from marine playwood. Wheels made of SEVN-rLY hard wood. Now selling at 20 oft reg ular price. A few left at SIMS BROS.. 23 N. Fir. rOR SALE King trumpet. Inquire 522 S. Oakdale. fWILL nof be responsible for debts contracted by anyone omer inan myself after Dec. 18, 1044. Iva M. Thomas. XMAS trees. Medford Orange MkT. 1202 n. Riverside. POPCORN for Xmas. Medford Or- ange MKt., 1202 N. Riverside. FOR RENT 3-room duplex, nicely furnished, private batn, taunary room, garage; close In; no children. 113 Cottaee or Dhone 5471. RUMMAGE sale, Dec. 19, Tuea., old West side Pharmacy, e. JJ. a. val ley View Dorcus Society. $3500" -One acre, modern 4-room home, close In, on pave water. H. G. Wilson, Broker. ' Chestnut. Phone 4644. ment, near cnoot, cuj arrtn sai RHawthorne taipvcle. atand ard size, balloon urea, 1.3, -. evenings, am Menneu. rnn sai.f1 Rndioa. 1 nortabla True' Tone, porta Die camoinauon raaiu and phonograph; both excellent condition. 14 S. Bartlett, Bishops ants., ant. fl. FOR SALE Black walnuts, 3 lbs. iot 33c. 343 N. Grope. WANTED Trainee optical mechanic. Earn wnne learning, mgga wpuwu rn . Medford center bids. l flfi A IU1E. Remincton oumo shotgun. 4 boxes sneus; ih-su unevy, niuiui and transmission; 1038 Willys aedan. food shape, gooa paint, iair ruoucr, set new John Deere tractor spade lugs. 329 Apple. Phone 3853. 3-ROOM opt., 1 block from camp bus qepot. statu ftppie r-ntmc q-jh-IcTdIWE-SCOOTS (4-wheeled kiddle cart. Tnese nave sicei axies enu ma Just right for the boy or girl 18 months to 3 years old. SIMS BROS. $3,650 CASH 3-bedroom house and QUUDit) dolDK., Ull dm,, awu.s- dry trays, fireplace, lots of closet space and build-ins and storage pace. Victor C, Sether, Broker, Real Estate and Insurance, Brophy Bld g. ' AN YT HING to haul anywhere, large or small. Phone 2888. Davis Trans fcr and Storage Co., 40 S. Fir st. CITY TRANSFER & STORAGE, Fred E. Robinson, owner. Furniture mov lmr. commercial haul tne. everything for your need. 38 S. Fir st Phone 4064. - WANT homo for part-cocker spaniel, maie. ai,a year oia. via uccimum. FOR RENT Small modern house; de sirable; reasonable. Inquire 704 W. 6th. FOR SALE Christmas Trees. SB and 60 cents. First house north of Dr. Sweeney's on Old Pac. Hwy. north. RKD FRYERS for sale. Phone 6383. BLACKBOARDS We have a few easel-type blackboards left. These fold down to make a convenient writing desk. While they last, $e.s to $9.93 at STMS BROS., 23 N. Fir. FOR SALE Ford-Fercuson tractor. tiller, cultivator, trailer, disc and arm. Like new. rnone ouzu. ONE Montgomery Ward Zephyrator. Western Auto Supply. FOR SALE! Two table model' radios', one electric, one battery. Ph. 6339. FOR SALE Large size tricycle. Mrs. Stoehr. Hotel Medford. WANTED Some one'to care for child age two. Phone 7373. WANTED TO BUY Electric mangle. write dox itjiz, iriDiine. XMAS oranges, all sizes, 34.99 per crate; crates sz.oj eacn. Meaiora Orange Mkt.. 1303 N. Riverside. WANTED Cylinder head, for 1933 Chevrolet motor. Phone 3277. FOR SALE Cigars by the box. Casino club. 17 S. Front as caretaker on stock ranch on adge of town. Tribune. Box2243. tfOTt 8 ALE -Gas heaterT like new. 14 a. carnett, uisnop Apts., wo. B. DARTBOARDS Two games In one for the entire family. Only 81.49. SIMS BROS. FOR SALE Sterilizer, bureaus, break fast tables With chairs, etc. Bob's Second-hand Store, corner of 8th and Grape. Shows Daily 1:4$- 6:45 - 9:00 ENDS TOMORHQW STARTS WEDNESDAYI RONALD COLMAN BUY MORE BONDS " "aTat, M A Ri H ATI LARAINI DAY I 4 HUm-lOSLYN BUCHAHAN Monday, Dee. IS. 1844 FOB RENT 4-room fumlihed mprt- meni. fleam neaT, irlgiaaire. no children or pets. Cail between 7 and 8 p. m. SOS S. Holly it. CEDAR POSTS Bif, husky fence post at North ern Cedar. Reasonably priced. Cameron-Moffitt Lbr. Co.. Phone 8463. S. Riverside at Bamett road. GAS MODEL AIRPLANE Kits. We have model! 01 tne new jei-iro- Eelled plane. Also many others. IMS BROS. FOR SALE BIRD HOUSES and FLOWERING BULBS, make fine lifts. Monarch Seed St reed Co, WANTED A rug XlxU feet, In beige, rose or blue. In good condition; also Electrolux. Dial 2337. For sale ego cartons, hold dozen eggs. Monarch Seed & feed Co. , WE NOW1 "taAVE" Falrbanks.Morsa Deepwell systems In stock. Du lien's, 33 N. Bartlett. Telephone 3370. X12-MILES PER HOUR U the official peed record of the "VEE-GEE" special gas model. This Is TOPS In kit value at SIMS BROS- 33 N fir. TOR SALE Perfect diamond, almost a carat In size, set In lady's Tiffany mounting, price S450. Left for sal at 43 S. Central. FOR SALE WORK GLOVES. Mon arch Seed it Feed Co. FOR SALE -'33 Ford excellent condJ tion, good Urea. Sea Jones at River side and Jackson. FOR SALE BAMBOO RAKES. Mon arch Seed & Feed Co. FOR SALE SMOKE SALT, sausage seasoning. Tender-Quick. Monarch Seed St Feed Co. FOR SALE ENGLISH HOLLY. Sprays and wreathes. Monarch Seed Sc Feed Co. FOR SALE BERAKO. kills cattle grubs. Soon time to fpply It Mon- - arcn beecl at Feea lo. MODEL AIRPLANE KITS We Have kits that will build planes from six or eight-Inch wingspread up to ten (mL We know we have one that your boy wants for Christmas. SIMS BROS.. 33 N. Fir. XMAS nuts. All kinds at Medford orange MKt., laua in. niversioe. FOR SALE CUDAHY'S MINERALS. For cattle, aneep, poultry ana swine. Monarch Seed At Feed O FOR SALE WRIGHT WHIG smukk tor nams ana paeon, muu- arch Seed St reed CO. REPLACE your broken window glass new glass insiaueo wnne your wait MEDKORU MILLWORK CO. The Glass House, Phone 4113 10th end Qrape. MODEL AIRPLANE KITS Solid models, ziying moaeis, scale moaein, f llders, sss models and whip con. rol models. See these at SIMS BROS.. 23 N. Fir. FOR RENT Apartment and sleepl osl. ping room, inquire ou a. uanoaie wc. WE BUY all kinds of livestockHogs, Deer ana 'veai. mgnesi muritoi R rices, live weight. City Market 131 orth Central. Phone 4331. ACCORDIONS . L Eve Prentice Accordion Studio 817 Newtown St. Phone 289T. WE BUY'EM WE SELL'UM COME IN AIHU DCsfi CIU 1936 Olds coupe. 1936 Plymouth sedan , 1938 Nash sedan. 1936 Ponttao sedan 1838 Olds sedan, 193S Studebaker sedan, . , 1938 Ford sedan, 1937 Pont lac sedan, 1939 pontlac sedan, Sportlltes, foglites, batteries, anti freeze. Get winterized now. Large supply famous Dayton McClaren tires. A E. -Tubby" Dean. Your Ponttao Dealer. Richfield Station Dial 3043 6th and Grope Sts Buy Bonds. MODEL AIRPLANE KITS We have a complete stock. Give one to your opy tor cnristmas, aima imua, A GIFT .that, , ALWAYS Pleased A Theatre SCRIP BOdKt I .iii.iiTi NlghU Only Weekday Door Opan 6:45 NOW PLAYINOl BLAZING OUT OF THE SKIES at breath-taking thrill height a mil a mlnutall! I IAN - Li. J. ' ef ! in "HELL'S ANGELS" 9 MEDFORD: Due to tremtndou In. tereit baing ahown In this picture, we earnest ly urge you to COME EARLY AND AVOID THE RUSH! -jjcJloriX MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE- BEVDf MODELS TO BUILD are the Ideal gift or your Doy. we nave jeeps, lanxs. robot bombs and many others. SIMS BROS. ' CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR. Save Time, Cash and Gas. Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph. 3919. 8th and Bartlett. . No Red Tap When You Sell to Us. ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON All kinds oz Deauty service. Permanents ft specialty Ph 2664 120 N CentraL CHRISTMAS TREES from high moun- miim wnert quality 11 DCS I. iieUClOUS) apples closing out prices cut bust ness good. Pay Less Market. 233 8. Riverside, opposite Firestone. IF YOU HAVE 42500 to spend on the wife see the diamond and platinum brooch left for sal at 48 S. Ceo- tral. It's a honey. - B-29 MODEL airplane kits. 79c to n.50. Every boy wants a model of this plane for Christmas. Get him one at SIMS BROS., 23 N. Fir. COMING WED. DEC. 20 KLAMATH FALLS ARMORY X humphrey will buy it. sell your car to us we'll pay higher cash prices now HUMPHREY MOTORS 33 S. Hlvarsld. Dial 4980 i r ' BUY A REAL Christmas . Gift A MEDFORD THEATRE SCRIP BOOK! At Your Favorite Theatrel Show Start 1:45 6:45 - 8:M COMING WEDNESDAYI SUSPENSE AND DRAMA TO HOLD YOU SPELLBOUND! Franchot Veronica TONE . LAKE STEPHENSON rmur MEHIVALE ' HTLS ASTHER ADDED FEATUHE ENDS TUESDAY NITEI THE SHAME. STORY OF OUR TIMES!!! . Plus: Edmund Low " ' ' ' "Girl In the Caie"