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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 31, 1944)
i PUYALLUP, WHITE RIVER PLAN BAN ON JAP'S RETURN Sumner, Wash., Dee. 80 (U.B Member! of the anti-Nisei "Remember Pearl Harbor" league today were on record as determined to boycott all Jap anese returned to the Puyallup and White River valleys and anyone catering to them. Nearly 300 members, some of them non-members, attended a meeting slanted at recruiting supporters, particularly . from the ranks of servicemen. "We are fighting an enemy not a race," President Benjamin T. Smith, Kent, Wash., said. Smith said requests for new units have come from Seattle, Tacoma and other western Washington cities. He said, however, that the press of busi ness brought on by the impend ing return of Japanese citizens to the valleys probably will pro hlbit the formation of new chap ters immediately. President Harold Foster of the Sumner school board sup ported the right of returning Japanese-Americans to miblic education, "because the law concerning admission to schools coven Japanese as well as American students." Eagle Point Eagle Point, Dee. 28 Mr. ana Mrs. fTea Wewland were happily surprised Tuesday eve ning when Mr. and Mrs. Wm. De Priest and Mr. and Mrs. James Razor of Inglewood, Cal., om lime friends, arrived unex- pectedly, to spend the holiday season with them. Mrs. Otho D. Goanell of Lake view, Ore., who was houseguest of Mr. and Mrs. Orvil Hender son the week preceding Christ mas, left Tuesday for Roseburg to remain until her husband Cpl. Gosnell, who is the the 881st Bomb Squadron on Salpan returns. The Extension Unit Christ mas party which was held at the home of Mrs. Fred New- land December 14, was a most pleasant affair with 38 members present. Subject of the business meeting was "Buffet Lunch eons" and was very ably dem onstrated by Mrs. Clarence and Mrs. Wilfred Davies. The de licious chicken loaf and gelatine dessert was served for the noon buffet luncheon. Mrs. Newland bad the rooms nicely decorated. with fir boughs and cunning lit tle favors, also a beautiful Christmas tree under which the gifts were placed. At the close Christmas carols were sung, and each one was asked to tell their most thrilling or exciting Christ mas experience as the gifts were given out Next -meeting will be at the home of Mrs. J. Rob inson Thursday, Jan. 11, and the subject will be "Color in the Home." County Agent Miss Marian Farrell will be leader. SSgt. Earl Harnish, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Harnish of Eagle Point, arrived in San Francisco December 20 from 2VS years service with the 41st Division 188 Infantry in Aus tralia. He was wounded in July and has been In a hospital since. He was awarded the Purple Heart. He is in Barnes General hospital in Vancouver, Wn, at present for further medical care, but wrote that ha may be home for New Year. Mr. and . Mrs. Frank Gibson Of Gasquet Camp, Calif., who spent Christmas here with Mrs, Gibson's mother, Mrs. Gustle Seefleld, left Tuesday for home, Leila May Tlbbetts, young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lind say Tlbbetts of this place, was returned to her home Christmas evening, and recuperating nice ly from an appendectomy. Sat. George Peachy arrived here last week from New York on arrival from France to spend Christmas with his grandmoth er, Mrs. Alice Daley before go ing on to a Spokane, Wash., hos pital for further medical care for wounds received while in action last August 8. He was In four major engagements. Africa, Sicily, Franca and Italy. words are so inadequate to ex press the debt of gratitude we owe these brave boys who have gone through with so much for us all but the best of all good wishes are extended them for an early return to health with the New Year. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harnish of Medford spent Christmas aft ernoon with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Harnish of this place. Mr. and Mrs. orvil Hender son, Eagle Point, and house guest of Mrs. Otho D. Gosnell, also Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ferren of Ashland and Mrs. Lillie Gil bert of Jacksonville were din ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Norris of Jacksonville Christ mas Day. Teron Taylor of Sacramento, Calif., but formerly of this place arrived here December 12 for a few days' visit with rela tives before going on to Port land hospital to receive modi can care. He has not been well for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Walter ' Sim mons entertained four WACs from Camp White at dinner on Christmas Day. Miss Dorothy Young Is (pend ing the holidays with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Young and her brother, Billy. She will return Tuesday to Portland where she is an army cadet nurse training at the Good Samaritan hospital. NAVYlfYEAR'S FORMER CAMP WHITE MAJOR IS PROMOTED Promotion of Major Clarence M. Jones, formerly stationed at Camp White, to lieutenant-colonel has been announced by the army, the news being received at Camp White this week. Col. Jones, formerly commanding officer of the First DEML and inspector general at Camp White, Is now inspector general for the Alaskan Defense com mand, with headquarters at Whitehorse, Yukon territory. Col. Jones was stationed at Camp White from the time the camp was first established until last May. His marriage to Mrs. Florence Thomas of this city took place last summer and it is understood that his wife is with him in Alaska. IX I to Classify 8:30 Saturday aftarnoon nease rememoer, (Is MaU Tribuna Want Ads. 'DRESSED UP' SERVICE .! IS FORBIDDEN BY 0PA Washington, Dee. 80 flJ.R) The office of price administra tion moved today to halt over charging by laundry and dry cleaning establishments by for bidding them to charge higher prices for so-called "new serv ices" that are in reality- only "dressed-up" old services. At the local war price and ration board It was stated that laundries and dry cleaning establishments in Medford were operating under a price schedule worked out for the entire state through the state association. Surveys made in recent weeks by the price clerk of the local board found no lnfrlngmenta of price regulations in local establishments. Closing time (or Classified Ada a ,. m. Too Use to dually U trader. Dee. tl. 1144 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUHE KIITE Sergeant Simmons . Slightly Wounded Staff Sgt. George Simmons suffered slight wound during combat in eastern France some time this month, according to word received by his wife, Mrs. Dorothene Simmons, who with their 19-months-old daughter, Sharon, makes her home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jf. A. Moore, rout 4, box 379, - Sgt. Simmons, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Simmons, Granite street, Ashland, is In - Gen. Patch's 7th army. The sergeant received a silver star in Sep tember. Closln Uma tor Sunday Too Late d t-iaauiy o Baiuroay I rt nmimHr. F IN IN SERVICE A full program of New Year celebrations for service men and women in Medford have been planned by the TJSO, Mar Kade and clubs at Camp White. At the VSO the calendar is crowded with parties and en tertainment beginning Sunday morning with the popular Java session at 9:30 and climaxed with a formal dance New Year's night with Barnle Beaton's or chestra. The regular Sunday supper at S" o'clock will be served by the Lady Lions. A Watch party will be in full swing later, fol lowed by an oyster supper at Midnight. - At the MarKake New Year festivities began last night with a formal dance and intermis sion supper served at 9:30. At Camp White the hub of ac tivities is the Officers Club where a dinner dance for mem bers and their guests will take place tonight. Other parties are planned at Service Clubs at the camp, including a supper and movie to be shown at Service Club No. 2. Complete Factory - Approved SAFETY SERVICE Chrysler Fac tory Engineer ad and Inspect ed Parts for Chrysler Dodge Plymouth Dodge Trucks L 0. TAYLOR CO. 0OOBIMhsWTRUCKS 112 So. Riverside . Phone 2985 r4S HAPPY NEW YEAR from the IB IEEE) (SIS (SAFE and SERVICE STATION foot of Rogue River bridge Announcing The Opening of Our NEW ADDITION A towns with extra features and II the toed things to Eat and DRINK en New Year's Day. TURKEY O STEAK CHICKEN Emll and Helen "is the ta m i ii m . m -v. u The -n m u n i m xav m II X M e V tan el symbol of Victory. stars and stripes are em blems of liberty. Together we blend them in the hope that 1945 will sea this land visited by final Peace. JAGQUE LENOX 17 So. Central r A50n$ BEST The universal wish of all freedom loving people, as we set our sights on the year ahead, is that it may bring Victory and Peace to all peoples of all nations. To you we wish a New Year as happy as possible. ROLLING PIN 509 So. Riverside Here's to the New Yearl Go forward to meet It with a . heart full of cheer, and may our good thoughts oi you welcome it warmly. Leever Hardware Co. 225 E. Sixth Here's to our men In olive drab. Here's to our boys in foxholes and In the skies! In slit trenches and on transports. Here's to every fighting American and to your homecoming before next New Year's evel Anderson Thrift Mkl . 710 S. Riverside Humble homes and palatial manses are visited by the . same Joys by the same tribulations by the same exigencies of war. To one and all we therefore send the same good greetings for the new yeer. Mey it be a happy one rich in health and God's blessings. Harden't Drapery Shop Weeks It Orr Bldg. There's a sentimental thrill to hearing New Year bells ring out. The most sophisti cated of us must admit it. So here's an old !asl .toned greeting to accompany tneir tune, nappy new Yearl" Reliable Grocery 117 No. Central The American is a wonder ful composite of grim de termination to see justice done, and of a gay spirit of abandon when it comes to tun-making. That's why the fighting American is a win ner everv tlmel To each and every one a happier New Year next yearl - EADS TRANSFER IB 8. Fir We hope you have the very best of luck all through 194S. But luck alone isn't the key to good thingil Whet we need is continued hard work and plenty of it if we are to enjoy the fruits of Victory and Peacel We're with you on the JODI Trowbridge & Flynn 214 W. Main 1 In some parts of our coun try this time oi ysr finds the earth mantled with snow. In other parts of our country this time of year blossoms with verdure. But though climatet vary our people are as one in their unchanging desire for maintenance of the true "American way Yellow Cabs & TERMINAL Cabs Phone 2121 ft 7117 enisn We're proud of the men and women who were once our neighbors and who are now serving around the world In our armed forces. To them espec ially go our New Year thoughts and wishes for their speedy, safe return. Older Tire Exchange 92 S. Bartlett m As the sands of time run their course they see 19 4 4 depart and usher In 1945. On the atrake af mid. night New Year's Eve our wishes will Join yours for a future of happiness and security In a world of peace. Young's Service Shop 115 No. Front We send you the greetings of the past year and of the - year ahead. We're sure that your In nermost desire is for Victory as is ours, so we join you In wish ing for it and more Important still, in working for It without interruption! CITY MARKET Every hell which tings out to welcome 1945 will be echoing the resounding glory of our Lib erty bell. In its spirit we look to peace around the world in the year ahead. A. Z. "TUBBY" DEAN If we could we'd make the rounds personal. It and sing "happy New Year" into your earl But the number el em friends would make thet Job take us until next New Year's v HAROLD'S Ladies' Ready-To-Wear 'A vieronioi IS Take a memo to count every day of 1945 as precious, and to remember our best thoughts are with you as we continue to serve you to our utmost ability. Please don't hesitate to cell on us when you need us. Lewis Super Service 2th and Front a)w, Hlsa As Old Father Time leeks to the future we hope he determines en 1945 as the year which will see an end to world strife and the be- fllnnlng of a peaceful life spent n true harmony by ail mankind. May your Now Year be rich in all good things. Bales Barber Shop 121 West Meln You eouldn't wish any more sealously than we do tor a good year aheadl That encompasses the Joys of Victories to eeme, aad good health and prosperity) So what better greeting can we extend to you than that all our mutual aspirations come true. MEAT CENTER 1M1 r. 9th Sing It loud, sing it low. Sing it fast, sing it slow. Sing It high, sing it deep this promise we will koept your withes for a happy New Year will be echoed as our voices pick up the refreln end sing it back to youl E. J. NEWMAN Your Van Ness Dealer 319 Vancouver Think of all the marry times you've had in past New Yearsl Think of how much we Ameri cans have to be grateful for this New Yearsl And look forward to next New Years with faith In our Victory and Peace to come. HOTEL MEDFORD 409 W. Main Rough and choppy waters mey toss about any eraftt but good navigating and keeping to its course will bring it through. - The past war years may have been rougn ana cnoppy, nut now we see our way clear to Victory aheadl L O. TAYLOR - . 113 n. Riverside Church steeples the world eround are sounding out the passing of a year fraught with, warfare ana sorrow. Let us hope, that it ill be followed by a veer of good cheer during which peace will envelop the earth. GREEN'S 100 W. Main We're proud of our boys In nevy blue who sail the seas delivering the wherewithal for the winning of Victory. A solute to our navy ao companies these New Year's greetings! THE TOGGERY 34 No. Central ' NSW Via Ask any fighting Amerleen whet he wents most and he'll aey "to be home again") so we're making It our New Yeer's wish that all our boys return victor ious in 1945. Himphrey Motors 33 S. Riverside With revelry and old fash ioned good wishes, we greet the New Yearl Amid y u r gay surroundings think of us, end remember that you have our sincerest thoughts. Here's to a New Yeer of Peace, Health and Good Cheer. Younger Appliance Service Co. 31 N. Bartlett YEAR OF VICTORY We're pfbud of the women -who have actively helped toward the goal of Victory. To them we extend thla special New Year's greet, tag wherever they may be. Medford Doiasslio ' Laundry 30 No. Riverside Travel by air has made tho world small indeed, with every land quickly aceee. sibla from any other. Whet good fellowship we can en- ioy If 1945 will find an end to war and all nations Jobv ea togetnor in uoerty. BURELSON'3 Medford Center Building Reed all about Itl 194S makes a ' grand entrance bringing with it the orom- ise of Victory if we ell buckle down and work as hard for It as we can. Our greetings to you for all the Edgerton Motor Co.' 132 S. Riverside jiT ww vian. Hew Year's Is pretty much a universal holi day, but we fee) it's al ways celebrated with special seat In the grand American way. Here's to It, then, and may it bring you and youta very good thing you're wisning lor. HOTEL JACKSON th and Central
