Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 28, 1944, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextV LOCAL and Public Invited The public Is invited to a potluck supper and card party by Medtord Townsend clubs 1 and 4 at K. P. ball tomorrow night. e Practice Announced Newly elected officers of the Pythian Sisters lodge are asked to meet Sunday at the hall at 7:30 p. m. for installation practice. Wave Here Wave Betty Whipple, seaman Vc, who is stationed in San Francisco, is visiting at the home of her moth er, Mrs. Leta Ambrose at Burn ham apartments. She will re turn to her base. Dec. 30. Books Arrive Text books for the Spanish classes being conducted by A. R. Rutledge have arrived and will be avail able to enrolled students at the public library, Mr. Rutledge states. Classes will be resumed next week. Herrled Leaves Second Lt. Donald Herrled left last night for Glenvlew, 111., after spend ing a week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Herried, 1431 Euclid avenue. Lt. Her ried Is an instructor in the ma rine air corps. . Relatives Here Mr. and Mrs. Learning of Albertson, Mont., ar rived by train last week to spend the holidays here with Mrs. Learning's mother, Mrs. A. L. Gall, 4 South Orange street, and Mr. Learning's relatives in Tal ent. Mr. Learning is a conductor on the Milwaukee railroad. Examiner Coming A travel ing examiner of operators and chauffeurs is scheduled to ar rive in Medford and will be on duty at the KP hall Friday and Saturday from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. All those wishing permits or licenses to drive cars are asked to get in touch with the examiner during these hours. Dinner Announced Town- send clubs No. 1 and 4 of Med ford are having a potluck dinner and Christmas party tomorrow night in the K. of P. hall, it was announced today. Dinner will be served at 6 p. m. and will be fol lowed by a program and pinoche party. All Townsendites and friends are invited to at tend. Nephew Killed Pvt. Donald Legault, a nephew of Mrs. Alice Vincent of this city, was killed Dec. 20 while fighting on the European front according to in formation received by Mrs. Vin cent. Pvt. Legault was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hap Legault of Eugene. He had been in service for two years and was twice wounded before suffering the fatal wound. Couple Leaves Mr. and Mrs Alan Fleischer will leave tomor row morning for Merced, Calif., where Mr. Fleischer will enter basic flight .training In the army air corps. The Fleischers have been spending the holidays with friends and relatives In the val ley. Mr. Fleischer is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Fleischer of Central Point and Mrs. Fleischer is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Nealon of Table Rock. Lands on Leyte TSgt. Roger Tresham, a graduate of Sams Valley high school, was one of the United States soldiers to land on Leytc, according to word received by relatives. He enlisted with the army air corps in 1939 and has been overseas 18 months. Sgt. Tresham writes that he longs for Medford pears and Rogue river fish. He is the son of O. R. Tresham of Sams Valley and Mrs. Fay D. Tresham of Portland. ONLY 2 MORE DAYS SALE POSITIVELY ENDS SATURDAY NIGHT 50 REDUCTION on Costume Jewelry, Pins, Earrings, Neck laces, Anklets, Bracelet, Compacts, Key Chains, Leather Wrist Watch Straps and Many Other Items. 25 REDUCTION on Lockets, Crosses, Metal Wrist Watch Bands. Excellent Selection of Standard Brand Wrist Watches at Reg ular Prices. FIXTURES FOR SALE! Fluorescent Lights, Showcases, Safe, etc. The DUBINS 19 North Bartlett Street u PERSONAL CALENDAR Thursday 8:00 p. m. Stated communi cation Reames chapter. O.E.S., at Masonic Temple. Friday 1:00 p. m. Electa Social club. holiday party at Girls' Commu nity club, covered dish luncheon. Gift exchange. House Guests Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Moss, 516 South Ivy, have as their house guests, Mrs. Maude Moss and Ray Moss, mother and brother of E. J. Moss, from Los Angeles. INJURiESFATAL . TO S. Seth G. Christian passed away at a local hospital early Wed nesday. His death was due to an automobile accident on Christ mas day. He was born at Tulia Texas, September 7, 1892. On December 12, 1932, he was married to Miss Elizabeth Dean at Klamath Falls. Mr. Christian leaves to mourn his passing his wife, Mrs. Eliza beth Christian, one daughter. Lorena Francis, of Medford; three brothers, A. B. Christian, Holbrook, Ariz., and J. F. Chris tian, Tulsa, Tex., and Logan Christian, Harper, Ore. Funeral services will be held Friday at the Perl Funeral Home at 2 p. m. The Rev. W. G. Shear- born of the Four Square Gospel church will officiate and inter ment will follow in Medford I.O.O.F. cemetery. Little Girl Waits Death By Leukemia, Dread Blood Illness Aurora, 111., Dec. 28V-U.P- Too young to know the mean ing of death, six-year-old Pa tricia Attaway, a victim of lym phatic Leukemia, an incurable blood disease, lies today in a hospital filled with toys she never will be able to enjoy, and talks of days when she will be well enough to go to school. The pretty, brown-haired lit tle girl has been living on bor rowed time for weeks, but her physician, Dr. E. M. Thomas, said it was nearly exhausted and death may come at any mo ment. "Only a miracle can save her," Thomas said. "Indeed, it is a miracle that she has lived this long." All the Christmas toys dear to the heart of a child fill her room, but she eyes them list lessly. Her main interest is in her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Attaway, who keep a constant vigil at her bedside. Tall In the Saddle 9 Playing this week at the Cra terian is John Wayne in "Tall in the Saddle," with Ella Raines, George (Gabby) Hayes, Harry Woods and Ward Bond. The film ends Saturday night. tour SUPPLY MAY BE LOWER IN 1945 Washington (U.R) European affrleultiira) t Inr-rpnslnfflv foil ing the effects of war, an agri culture department survey re payment survey reports. Continental Furnnf urtth the exception of Russia, will have a somewnat smauer iooa supply during 1944-45 than last year and only 85 per cent of the pre war supply, the department re port showed. "The 1944 harvest was poorer even than the subnormal har vest of 1943," the effice of for eign agricultural relations said, with a decline in the production of grains, sugar beets and vege tables oils. Meat production in creased slightly But no improve ments has occurred in the out put of milk and eggs, OFAR said. Carman Imports Down If Germany must live exclu sively on home-produced food in 1U44-43, tne average caloric intake npr norsnn nrill 1rnn 1 a. per cent. The deterioration of tne uerman food situation was attributed partly to an adverse season and party to decreased imports, which have furnished 12 Der cent of the nntinn' fnnH supply. "The extent to which Ger many may be able to offset re duced crops and losses in sup plies from abroad by withdraw als from stocks and by a dis continuance in food shipments to Finland. Belsilim nnri N way cannot be predicted," the aepartmeni said. The Russian food situation is improved over 1943-44 but will remain tight for the civilian survey. Responsible for the im provement were a good har vest, termination of German re quisitions and prospects of ob taining iooa surpluses from the Danube Rnqfn rMVi hna.i.. went to Germany. Countries Listed The outlook in other Euro pean countries:: France Larger supplies from home-produced food. However, unless transportation facilities are restored, substantial imports will be reqqulred if present low rations are to be honored. Italy More food than last year but domestic supplies still will fall short of quantities need ed to cover even small wartime rations. Greece The food supply sit uation "remains bad" and larne imports will be required If low consumption levels in cities and deficit farm areas are to im prive. Belgium Imports will be needed If low-level consumption of war years is to increase. The Netherlands Food sup plies may be sufficient for same consumption level as last year. nuwever, noooing and military operations are h.u. serious effects on distribution. -iniana The difficult situa tion resulting from the cessa tion of German I been offset somewhat by relief ampments irom Sweden. polish Outlook Bad Poland "An airs.j.. tremely unsatisfactory food sit- iineiy to oe aggravated further" bv Inn-Mwrf Ro.. requisition of farm products. uenmarK Food supplies should be near last year's high level unless lnnrpncprl vf, to Germany are reqquired. uanuDe Basin Food situa tion aS a Whole "Oil tho tnmr. able side." aweaen As much (nnn last year when import needs were small. Spain and Portueal . Curt. pues Eumewnai Detter than last year. Switzerland Continued He. pendence on imports. Egypt and Turkey "The food outlook is good." Austria and Czprrmlmr1rl- Supplies will run "somewhat oeiow; last year. Production per manhour In this war is two and one-third times as great as in the last war, according to the war production board. I COOK0 PASTEURIZED SKIM MILK ADDS TO ITS GOODNESS ':8j I Chaplin Jury If tUXf VJijk ,;:.X' Rfi-sa An expretslonless Charlie Chaplin (right) stands before the Jury box ' Joan Barry holds little Carol Ann while 'the talesmen tried to see whether there was any facial resemblance. The trio underwent a two-minute scrutiny, highlight oi the Los Angeles hearing Mist Bar ry's paternity suit. Yanks Rally, nofton t Dinanf Fiorennss ilCsllcs jAttii ' HASSILT, NETH . Uuroln MAASTaiCHy $f. Trend Tonsw IKhw,ilcr , rl AACHEN oJodlgne HerstoM' Vsa. Ambrari. l"jf . '"VzAfi Gtmbloux ' I Ougrse , C 151 Fl.uru. NAMURPoulMUrV Pchawa. )) Y M.-'2e,Br,ir 4aV tJV' .....7-'.'. I I ... . .w r.. i a W"'.'" "sal HT BELGIUM alvat lNouson I Sugny s. I k.. T sv V -av V . 3 Mai l w '"!t0R -oJCS lux. , Vandrst.. .Carijn.n . .vl'ux.M,0uB0 f o ;oM'l"j0 r FRANCE ' Jf American counter-attacks have checked Qermans' drive for Meuse River line, recapturing Celles, enemy's farthest point ot advance, and also hurling enemy back Irom nearby Ciney. Other small gains were re ported on southern Hank and a relief column was making headway toward encirciea Ba&buiiu HAZEL A. J Mrs. Hazel Anna Jones passed away at a local hospital Wed nesday afternoon. Mrs. Jones has been a resident of Medford for the past four years, coming here from Brokings, Ore. She is survived by her moth er and father, Mr. and Mrs. Hen ry L. Nutting, also by two sis ters, Mrs. Ralph B. Lycan of Crookston, Minn., and Mrs. Gene Tucker of Spokane, Wash. She also has one brother, B. L. Nut ting, of Medford. Funeral services will be held from the Conger-Morris Funeral Home Saturday at 2 p. m. Inter ment will . be in Siskiyou Me morial Park. The Rev. Harry Hansen officiating. CALIFORNIA MAN NAMED TO HIGHCHINESE POST Chungking, Dec. 28. (U.R) Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek has appointed Ma. Gen. Robert B. McClure, 48, of Palo Alto, Calif., as deputy chief of staff to the supreme commander in the China theater, it was offic ially announced today. The new position assures Mc Clure of "direct contact with the generalissimo at all times," the announcement said. E. F. ALEXANDER, LONG TIME RESIDENT PASSES Everett F. Alexander, a resi dent of Medford for a number of years passed away at a local hospital early Thursday morn ing following a long illness. Funeral arrangements will be announced later by the Perl Funeral Home pending the ar rival of relatives. A complete obituary will follow later. Ammonium sulfamate, rela tively new addition to the list of heavy chemicals, Is proving most effective as a weed killer particularly against poison ivy DANCE REDMEN AND POCAHONTAS and Invited Gueits REDMAN HALL SAT. DEC. 30 Checks For Resemblance e , : 5f 4. Hit Back Monhay liaurnetnt: auranbach 2r ". f .aSrabbsus ... i - errsioruc-.iij.iis&,T Echrernach Morse his Acm Telenhotnl Eden Commissioned Second Lieutenant An 8th Air Force Bomber Sta tion, England Douglas S. Eden, 21-year-old Medford, Ore., bom bardier, has been commissioned second lieutenant from his pre vious rank of flight officer at the 100th bombardment group base. Second Lt. Eden, son of Mr. and Mrs. Orville A. Eden of 211 Genessee street, was a sopho more student at the University of Oregon at Eugene before en tering the army air forces. He his dropped many tons of ex plosives bn enemy targets in many parts of Germany, having participated in more than a score of missions against the enemy. His group is part of the 8th air force's 3d bombardment division. Clostng time for Classified Ads 9 am Too Late to Classify 13 JO li. m. Too Late to Classify WANTED All kinds of livestock. Top prices. Telepnone bioj. WANTED AU ktndi of butcher stock; alto springer cowi and feed en. In quire Jack 8c Myrt't Service Button, 4 Cornen on Midway road. $1625" 1 Vt acres, unfinished 3- bedroom huuse. located St mils from cltv limits. Pres. ' sure water system, electric lights. Bear Creek bottom land. Some fur niture goes with place. Let's look this over. Harry Long, Real Estate, maa a. mvcrsiae. FOR SALE Davenoort and chair, radio, table and chairs, 1 rocker, 13 gauge snotgun. spring at., uox iuo . FOR SALE 1932 Plymouth coupe. clean Inside, good motor and good ruuDcr. spring oi,, box tuo, FOR SALE Between SO and 60 New Hampshire Reds, the bunch $25. A. Granger, South Siskiyou cemetery, 1st house. Crestbrook road. TURKEY tickers and hour help please report 'riday mornlnK at 8 30. Half Moon Fruit Produce Co., 334 McAn drew roaa. ELECTRIC refrigerator. Can be teen at F. E. Samson Co. ft LMON ROD and reel for sale. PfT. J 8 04 FOUND on highway between Big Y and Midway road, December 27 Case of merchandise. Phone 5819 and identify. DANCE EVERY SAT. IIITE At the Picturesque WAGON WHEEL PAVILION 4 Miles from Medford on Griffin Creek Road Dancing Starts at 9 Swell Music Good Floor Lota ot Fun Com. Out and Meat Your Friends STEVE BAKER and DAVE GOULD 51 thrittaawt : l GER. laOosburj ViorxJs n ... .I,.-.- ' . fT .-v. tv- J ifriiL -WT r- ,.- t If a Vt 1 i .J (Jem TtUnhntn) WANTED Small heater In food condition. Call 2763 between 6 and FOR SALE Graded aDDles. S3 box: also cooking appiei, si oox. we oo- llver. Joe Nary, pnona sobs. WANTED Fairly new modern 3-bed room nouse reasonably close in. State orlce and locauon. Box 3106, Mall Tribune FOR BALE USED CARS Hera are three extra food used ears for tne careiui ouyer: 191 Olds "88" club coupe, driven less tnan 47.wn miles: new gie lng deep maroon finish, radio, air condluonlng, heater and other ex tras. A really Una car. S1304. 1043 Studebaker Chamnlon sedan. driven only 23,000 miles. Has over drive transmission lor maximum economy. S12S1. 10S6 Oldsmoblle '6" convertible coupe, motor Just rebuilt complete, new top. new clutch, etc. Also has raaio ana neater, ceiling an. uur price uta. EDGERTON MOTOR CO, 133 S. Riverside, Phone 3884. SPLENDID red cedar shiiuli Pines Lumber Co. Dial 3030. "Big SAVE fuel in winter, keep cool In summer by tnsulaUng with Jonns Manvllle Rock WooL Big Pines Lum- Der co. Lnai auju. WANTED TO BUY Gas heater. Phone 3483. FARMERS, attention City Transfer & Storage offers you a complete service in all hauling and delivery ot anytning. I'nona iho4, aa a. nr. PATRONIZE vour local transfer com. pany, operating in Medford slnca 1019. Davis Transfer At Storage Co, 40 s. irir st. r'none gun. Let Us Reflnlsh Your Car Right IE snap using best DU PUNT PRE-WAR MATERIALS 10 Years Same Location MITCHELL'S PAINT SHOP 003 S. Riverside FOR RENT Small house, to civilian couple. No dogs, vacant Hunday. can -ill weicn t. FOR SALE Heating stove, dr phonograph. Phone 6910. CALL FABER'S for Immediate de livery on heavy red fir slabs. 34 S. Riverside. Phone 4440. FOR SALE From 1 to 20 acres of lllly bulb land, Iqcatad at Brook Inns. Ore. Good creek on olace. high way frontage, good ocean view and fishing, pn. Mediora aira siier TRY Fisher's Mormllk, a real dairy feed, jraotrs, a a. niversiaa. rn 4449. FOR SALE 2-bedroom, modern, plas tared house, concrete fuundaui large lot, S3300. Sea A. F. Flowers, Broker, lain St. near rront. WANT to lease or rent small ranch, E. DaVUblss. oo Bunrlsa Auto Court. Cabin 4. WANTED Housework hour. pnone qsui. FOR SALE OR TRADE 1 complete eiecinc waier pump ana iann, ij horsepower motur, automatic. Geo. Davis, Upper Toieman Creek road, Ashland. $4200" -room modern bouse, rage, poultry house, wood nouse, acres oi irn- gated land in clover pasture, a rc cows. About 2 miles out. See H. ooa Estate Broker, 325 South Oakdali RADIO SERVICE & Television Co., S. Columbui Ave., off Stawart Ave. Radio repaying of all kfnda. We guarantee all work. Our laboratories are Iho beit and we are equipped to do the work. We alio have a volt wet radio batteries, all the floshltte batteries you want. We call for and deliver. Phone 6821. NEW kind of ASPIRIN tablet doesn't upset stomach When you need quick relief (rore pain, do you hesitate to take aspirin because lt leaves you with an upset stomach? If so this new medi Cs'i discovery SUPERIN, is "Just what the doc tor ordered" for you. Superln la aspirin plut contains the same pure, safe aspirin you have long known- budeveloperi by doctors in a special way foi those upset by aspirin In its ordi nary lorm. Thla new hind of asnlrtn table! dissolves more quickly, lets th aspirin Rot right at the lob ot re lleving pain, reduces the acidity o ordinary aspirin, and does not ir ritate or upset stomach even aitei repeat doses. Tear thla out to remind you tc get Superin today, so you can havi it on hand when headaches, colds etc., strike. See how quickly 1 relieves patn how fine you leel alter taking Atyourdrug gist's, II and -9fc r l li i', nM"ii--l. U Thursday Dee. M. 1M4 MEDFORD MAIL TrUBTTITE VTTS WANT Lead for larra wml to Laamn uouniy. (.aui., or cruwow. 419 w. ana si. ynona noon. FOR PAINTING and papering, fur- nltura rennuninc in our own nop at 61S S. Rlverilde, call Medford Palntera and Decorators, 457. 32U or .urn WANT I or 1 young, cood docs. Good rancn nome. .au aieaiora wo r wrlta Cluts. Land. Trail, WANT to buy up to 40 Buff pullets. Land. Trail LOST Blllford conUnlnf JS. Kesp money, return blUIold to Trunin. T. J. Evans. ' AUTOMOBILE MARKET 6th and Bartlett. Telephone St. Vour friendly Medtord Dealer TSAR END CAR SPECIALS 1S41 Plymouth special dclux. S-door, low mileage. IMi Plymouth coupe excellent conaiuon. 1S3T Plymouth sedan. 4-door, one owner.. 137 Ford a-door. reconaiuonea moiw. THE BEST AND LAST BARGAINS IN An Its PontUc 4-door IS3 Plymouth 4-door TS ISM Ford J -door 134 Hudson coupe 1939 Ford sedan -34S aaa. .-pas 1935 Dodge 4-door deluxe . ..(ass 193 Neah 4-door . tiso $6000 A ycry attractive ru-at 4 - room modern home. COMPl-TEi.r r ; N1SHED. located In bat East 81de residential district Largo living room with, fireplace, kitchen bed room, bunk room, bath, attached garage. Gas furnacerange and re frigerator, very good radio ana other furniture. Exclusive Agents' MARK A. GOLD' r. Main UX . AOsrtfCT phone 336e NO LIVESTOCK SALE at PavUton. iRN OREGON UvisTOCK AUC riMr-iM rrt FOR SALE Eastern yellow corn, by the hundred or by the ton. Fabera. nhone 4449. 34 S. Riverside. FOR SALE Fisher's eg3 producer one of the best. Fabar'a. Phone 4449. 34 S. Riverside. dOLDFTSH for sale. Economy Bead and Fea. ill w. - Wanted Electria vacuum can ouio. r.ni. blStt BIT husky fence posts of North Cedar Reasonably vtw Iced Camcron-Molfltt Lbr. Co.. Phons S42 S Riverside at Bsrnett road WE BUY'EM-WE SELLUU COMB IN AflU subBia--i 1058 Olda coup. I91S Plymouth aadaa. 1936 Nash sedan. IBM Pontlac sad SB. 193B UIOS seoan, mas studebaker 1935 Ford aadan. 1937 Pontlac sedan, Aa 11.. .4 n uriiH. Sportlltes foglltes, battarhx, antt--. eimt wintarlxed now Large eupply tamous Dayton UoClaran tiros. A . -TuhbT-Deen. Your Pontlac Dealer. Richfield Button Dial 1941 ath and Gran Sta Buy Bonds. no LIVESTOCK SALE at Pavilion, Phoenix, Ore., until Jan. luu n. ERN OREGON UVESTOCK AUO TinM CO. ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON All kinds of beauty service Permancnts specialty pn a-ee. 130 N Central. CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR. lava Tuna. Cash and Oae. Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph Ml. ith and arttetl No Red Tape Whan Tea aU to Us Shows Dilr li4a-ti45ttOQ ENDS SATURDAY STARTS SUNDAY km human I AND 'f V WITH A fri KEWHT terry mieltAl Frank MiMUOH James MOWN Osne 10KMM FOR SALE Get vour chick breeder early at Faber's: oil or electric. Also some metal feeders. Pnona a. 3 a. Riverside. NO LIVESTOCK SAL Phoenix, Ore., until Jan. fl. SOUTH ERN OREGON LIVESTOCK AUC TION CO. humphrey will buy it sell your car to us we'll pay higher cash prices now HUMPHREY UOTCaS 93 S. Rlwslde Dial 4910 J S MAJOR FIRST-RUN RTTfl Shew, at 1:48 . 6:49 1:30 MOST END SATURPAYI TWO GRAND FAMILY PICTURES! VMM DAXCCM laeatf JEAN HEATHER 2ND FEATURE America's Number On Cowboyl GENE AUTRY la "Rootin' Tootlrt' Rhythm" z z COMIHQ SUNDAY! The most daring... hateful story ever told...l mxtniim.uwmm KmitKxm.mtmmsx IKIUMTB PLUS TOM NEAL In- "THOROUGHBREDS" CepXesaC!aapJraiPf aygwr-frr rrrtrrr Nights Only Week-are Doora Open 8:45 HENRY AND DIZZY ARE REALLY IN A JAM THIS TIME! JlfSHOOTJ IT OIT? iitnroMitiQ RUSSEU HAYDEN aWSaa Ufatlt see a. ( f Tit acamrga otrnll mankind! mm Ml II StarU tdon ALSO I amn-M-i !