TEN MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Sunday, January 1
SIX BUSINESSES
Three Medford dairies, two
cafes and a grocery store this
morning received oral suspen
sion orders for red-point and
sugar violations following a
hearing conducted at the local
war price and ration board by
OPA enforcement officers from
Portland and San Francisco. Af
fected are the Lost River, Snid
ers and Grovers' dairies, the
Dixie Cafe, Crater Cafe and
Riverside Market.'
In the case of the dairies the
violations concerned butter only
and the owners are to be put on
probation for 30 days with the
M.nnncinn nrHpr Tint to be en-
forccd unless further violations
occur, the enforcement ouicers
stated, i
Tha nivl Cnfa -was eiven a
30-day suspension, but since the
alleged violations occurred the
business has changed owners
and order will not be applied
to the new owners, the officers
state. The Crater Cafe was giv
en a m.Hov sucnpnsinn. dates to
be fixed later, and during this
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Jackson St. Garagi
120 E. Jackson Btxaat
period the cafe will not be per
mitted to buy or sell foods
which require red-ration points,
It was stated.
A 20-day suspension order
was entered against the River
side Market, dates to be set
later, during which time the
market will not be permitted to
buy or sell foods which require
red-ration points or to buy or
sell sugar.
In Medford to conduct the
hearing and announce the sus
pension orders were Miss Ce
celia P. Gallagher from the en
forcement division of the Port
land OPA district and B. Mitch
ell Palmer, San Francisco, hear
ing commissioner of the office
of administration hearings.
LINCOLN CLUB TO
HEAR PORTLAND
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day at WESTERN THRIFT.
FOR JAS. A. ELLIS
Services for James A. Ellis,
60. who passed away suddenly
Thursday afternoon, will be
held In the Conger - Morris
chapel 2:30 p. m. Monday with
the Rev. Delbert Daniels oi
ficlatingt Interment will be in
the I. O. O. F. cemetery.
"Pop" Ellis, as he "was known
to all his friends, was born in
Wisconsin, Aug. 17, 1875. For
the past 16 years he had lived
in Griffin creek district.
He leaves his widow, Mary
Jane Ellis, and five children by
a former marriage: Mrs. Ruby
Gaylc, ' San Francisco; Mrs.
Mary Wallace, Fresno; Mrs.
Opal Whittle, Ventura, Cal.;
MSgt. James Ellis, with the
army In England, and TSgt.
Ernest Ellis, a prisoner of war
in Germany. There are also six
step-children: Mrs. Clara Lar
son, Wisconsin; Mrs. Winnie
Juhnke, Medford; Mrs. Jose
phine McGowan, Jefferson;
Howard Wells, New Pine Creek.
Ore.; Clinton Wells, Medford,
and Elmer Wells, Butte Falls.
There are also 28 grandchildren,
a sister, Mrs. Marion Lineber
ger, and a brother, Ellis, both of
Orange, Cal.
Robert Louis Stevenson died
at the age of 44.
In An OH Name
O'CEDAR Products
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Ijl-J LlUaktap hands claan en dirty Jaba in
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LEEYER'S HARDWARE
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CO. 225 E. 6th
David Simpson, . prominent
Portland business man, past
president and member of the
board of the Portland Chamber
of Commerce, will address the
annual meeting of the Jackson
County Lincoln club here Monday,-
February 12, according to
an announcement Saturday by
Mrs. G. Q. D'Albinl, president of
the club. The Republican gath
ering will be helU at the Hotel
Holland, with two dining rooms
reserved to accommodate the
banquet. The program will be
held in the hotel's blue room.
The program will be arranged
by George Carter of Medford,
Bertha Coy Ross of Gold Hill
and Henry Enders of Ashland.
George Neilson and Paul B. Ryn
nlng, both of Medford, head the
committee on memorials and
resolutions.. Publicity will be
handled by George Green of
Ashland and Herb. Grey of this
city.
The committee appointed by
Mrs. D'Albinl to arrange for the
speaker comprises Representa
tive Frank Van Dyke of Ash
land, and K. G. Denman and
Herb. Grey of Medford. Mr. Den
man also heads the nomination
committee with Homer Billings
of Ashland and A. E. Powell of
Central Point. Invitations to
distinguished party leaders will
be extended by a committee of
two Medford men, Don Newbury
and Carl Y. Tengwald.
The ticket committee, repre
senting all sections of the Rogue
River valley, will comprise Rob
crt Kyle, chairman, H. C. Galey,
William Perry, W. P. Tucker,
Royal Brown and Ray Wilson.
Mrs. Curtis L." Hopkins will di
rect the decorations for the an
nual banquet, assisted by Mrs.
E! R. Driver and Mrs. Rosa
Galey.
Reception committee for the
Lincoln banquet will include
Mr. and Mrs. George Carter, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Enders, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Kyle, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Dodge, Mr. and Mrs. Cur
tis Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Billings and Mr. and Mrs, Ross.
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Portland, Ore., Jan. 6.-U.R)
Appointment of the 36 county
chairmen in Oregon's annual
fund appeal and march of dimes
campaign from Jan. 14 through
Jan. 31 for the national founda
tion for infantile paralysis, was
announced today by Dr. E. T.
Hedlund of Portland, state chair
man, i
Lane M. C. Warllck of Eugene.
Jackson William Grenbemer
of Medford,
The Twin Peaks tunnel In San
Francisco is more than a mile
long and accommodates only
street cars.
STATEMENT of CONDITION
as of
DECEMBER 31, 1944
ASSETS
First Mortgage Loans . ... I302.S71.8S
Loans on Passbooks 400.00
Properties Sold on Contract. .......................................... 5.549.83
Investments and Securtie. . . 253,300.00
Caih on Hand and In Bank. 28,524.74
Furniture, Fixtures and Equipment, Lets Depreciation 1 4.17
Total Assets .
..$590,810.43
LIABILITIES
Members' Share Accounts ,
Undistributed Dividends ...
Loans in Process ...,
Other Liabilities ......
Specific R.i.rves
Gentral Reurres .... .......
Undivided Profits .....
..8561.200.32
6,350.35
679.92
165.00
.. 1.224.09
.. 12,088.60
8,201.83
Total Liabilities .
..$590,810.43
FIRST FEDERAL
SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION
OF MEDFORD
27 North Holly Straat
R. F. Kyle, Secretary
LOCAL and PERSONAL
n Furlaunh First Set. Dick
Lewis is here on furlough at the
home of his parents, Mr. ana
Mrs. R. L. Lewis, 612 Catherine
afreet Hit ! stationed at Fort
Lewis. Wash., and will return
Monday.
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Talent Unit Dated Talent
extension unit will meet at 10:30
a. m., Jan. 10,at the Edith
Paugh home on the Breese prop
erty. Home Demonstration Agent
Farrell will demonstrate "color
in the home." Covered dish
luncheon will be enjoyed at
noon. Attendees should bring
their own table service. All in
terested are invited.
Mew Staff lulilinl Nnncv
Lee Huff has recently been
named a stall assistant ai me
Riverside USO, Mrs. H. F. Nord
wick, program chairman, an
nounced. Miss Huff, who Is a
nature nf Son Francisco, has re
turned from Alaska where she
was on assignment with the Kea
Cross from 1943 until the pres
ent time.
r.rnnn n Mst Oakerove ex
tension unit meets Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. Bin r.nips,
Oakgrove road, with the meet
inn k0iiiieri fnr 11 a. m. A cov
ered dish luncheon will be
served at noon and each woman
1. hrlnrt hnv nwn service. MisS
Marian Farrell will speak on
"Color in the Home. Ail wom
en of the community are invited
to attend.
Traffic Accident A car park
ed in front of the senior high
school by Claude C. Holmes,
2013 East Main street, was
struck bv an automobile regis
tered to Stephen Gurney of
Klamath Falls, late triaay nigm
while Holmes was attending the
basketball game, according to a
police report. Holmes estimated
S2S damaee to a fender. Driver
of the other vehicle was not
known.
Bowmer Returns Angus
Bowmer, formerly a sergeant
in the army and given an honor
able discharge Oct. 30, has re
turned to Ashland and to the
faculty of the Southern Oregon
College of Education where he
is professor of English. Profes
sor Bowmer entered the army
in July of 1942. Mrs. Bowmer
and her father. H. N. Butler,
will remain in Hollywood until
a residence is secured.
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To Conference Ward Bebb,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Royal E.
Bebb, and Gordon Marx, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Marx, left
Friday morning to attend a
three-day "midwinter youth con
ference" of Episcopal churches
at Corvallis, Ore. Young Bebb,
as president of St. Mark's Aco
lyte Build, and young Marx.
vice-president, were appointed
delegates. They will return to
night.
Son Here William W. LIU-
rell, machinist mate 2d class
and his friend, Bill Southwick
of New Jersey are visiting with
LlttreU's family at 1313 Queen
Anne until Wednesday. Both
navy men "have returned from
two years in the south Pacific
theater. They .will report back
to Mare Island, Vallejo, Cal.,
where they are stationed. Litt-
rell was prominent In Medford
high school before Joining the
navy.
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Tmmfarrad Mr. and Mrs. G.
E. Chlldreth. 630 Haven street
received word this week that
(heir nn. Ernest G. Chlldreth
fireman, 1c. in the navy, has
hern transferred 'to a dlesel
school at Richmond, Va. He re
cently graduated .from a basic
engineering course at Great
T.oW. Til Phlldreth entered the
navy last June and graduated
from Medford high scnooi in
1939. His wife resides in Asn-
land. . '
.
r. Han Franelaea Miss Pa
irlnln Williinsnn. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Wilkinson.
714 Park avenue, left Medtora
cviriau nlcht hv train for San
Francisco where she plans to
work. She will live at the Car
rollton Residence club on Powell
.t.ant whni-A her sister. Geral-
dinc, has mado her home for the
past year and a half. Sgt. John
Edward Wilkinson is stationed
at Le Moore field, Cal., where
he was Joined by nts wue re
ccntly, and is awaiting reassign
mcnt.
Capt. Edwards Home Capt.
Kenneth Edwards, wun sirs.
ir.t.orHa and their babv son.
Tcrrv, of Medford, are spending
his 21-day leave visiting here at
tUa hnme nf h( rtarents. Mr. and
Mrs. A. C. Edwards. The cap
tain has just roiurnea irom
.,.. in lha Eurnnenn theater
where he earned the distinguish
ed flying cross, a presidential
mitntlnn and the air medal with
four oak lesf clusters as a re
sult of missions as pilot of a
n.i 7 Prinr to. h i return he
I served as squadron operations
officer at his Dase in tngiana.
rinrn Saturn! Dr. A. A.
Smile will return tn Medford to
night frnm Klamath Falls and
will be in his office tomorrow.
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Ralaaiad on Ball Jailed Frl-
dav fnr drunkenness. Elton E.
Jones, 46, was released on $10
bail Saturday, according to po
lice reports.
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Maatlna Pestooned The
meeting of the Graduate Nurses'
association, originally scheduled
for Jan. 10, has been postponed
until Jan. if.
Accepted by Navy Informa
tion was received here Satur
day that Leonard J. Walden,
route 2, Grants Pass, was ac
cepted by the navy on Dec. 27
at Fort Lewis, Wash., and has
reported for active duty, -
Unit to Meet Medford ex
tension unit will meet Jan. 10
at the courthouse at 10:30 a. m.
Wartime Buffet Meals and Hos
pitality" will be the subject,
with Mrs. E. J. Knox and Mrs.
R. A. Atwood as leaders.
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Visits Family Robert Young,
who is in an anti-aircraft unit
stationed at Fort Bliss, Tex., is
spending a 10-day vacation with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Young at the family home on
route 1. Young was previously
stationed in Alaska for 14
months.
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Clement Graduates Pvt. Har
old A. Clement, son of A. R.
Clement, 1223 West Main street,
was graduated from the AAF
training command's B-24 bomb
er mechanics' school at Keesler
field recently, according to a
jiews release from the school.
He win complete nis aai
schooling at another station.
Receive Permits A. F. Reink-
lng has been granted a permit
to remodel his residence at 540
Pennsylvania avenue, according
to records at the city super
intendent's office. J. C. Reynolds
has been issued a building per
mit to remodel and make addi
tions to his residence at 1242
Court street.
CRATER
BOY
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RECORD REGISTRY
this Is the first time I've seen
it rain Nip planes. Heard a loud
clatter and ran outside Just In
time to see nine Nip planes snot
down In less than five minutes."
He was with the mission to
drive Japs out of the Aleutians
and also in raids on the Mar
shall! after which he left with
MacArthur's men for Leyto in
October.
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The Crater Lake Area Council
in its annual report for 1944 for
the first time in its history ex
ceeded the one thousand mark
for registered Boy Scouts. Rec
nrd registration was shown in
all departments with figures for
the year as follows: scouts mua,
Scouters 334, Cubs 376, Cubbers
72, or a total Scout family of
1791 men and boys.
In October the Crater Lake
Area Council had it's 20th
birthday and the annual report
for the year ot it's coming xo
Medford, 1924, indicates that
there were 98 Scouts registered.
Two men's names were shown
on the roster at this early date
in Scouting who are still most!
active in the council activities,!
these being uoionei w. n. raine,
council historian and Larry
Schade, council president. At
this time there were six troops
in the council.
Crater Lake Area Council
now has jurisdiction over Jack
son and Josephine counties in
Oregon and Siskiyou county in
California. As of December 31,
1944, there were 110 council
members and 28 members of the
executive board. Troops, Sea
Scout ships, Explorer troops and
Air Scout Squadrons total 41,
while uuomng nas 10 active
packs.
The council maintains one ot
the finest Scout camps on the
urect enact famn MfiLniiehlin.
Lake O'Woods and during 1944
approximately 30 percent of the
troops of the council were in
camp for one or more weeks.
Medford Sergeant
Tells Of Japanese
Planes Shot Down
Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Wilson of
Beall Lane recently received a
letter from their son, Sgt. John
L. Wilson who is stationed on
Leyte in which he told of some
of the work of P-38 planes on
the island.
Sgt. Wilson wrote, "I've heard
of it raining "cats and dogs" but
A tentative census of Jackson
county school children, by the
county school superintendents
office, shows there are 10,096
nimllB In the ennntv an increase
of 210 over last year when the
total was 9,886. A re-cnecK oi
the figures is expected to show
slight increase or decrease.
Under Oreffnn law. ftlO . Is
levied for each pupil for the gen
eral school tax and ten cents for
the school library futid.
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Saturdays 10:30 A. M. to 7:30 P. M.
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Condensed Report- of the
UNITED STATES NATIONAL BAM
OF PORTLAND, OREGON
SUBMITTED TO THE
COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY
AS OF DECEMBER 30, 1944
RESOURCES
Cash on Hand and Due from Banks . .$104,275,230.41
United States Government Bonds 340,644,039.22
Municipal and Other Bonds ; 5,684,218.74
Loans and Discounts . 41,894,023.17
Stock in Federal Reserve Bank 420,000.00
Bank Premises (including Branches) 3,200,905.51
Other Real Estate .: 1.00 .
Customers' Liability on Acceptances .- 13,601.28
Interest Earned 1,053,862.02
Other Resources 3,016,132.39
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$500,202,013.74
LIABILITIES
Capjtal $6,000,000.00
Surplus i 8,000,000.00
Undivided Profits 2,508,140.39
Reserves 1,319,001.40
$ 17,827.141.79
Reserves for Interest, Taxes, etc 1,432.312.81 ,
Acceptances 13,601.28
Dividends Declared 120,000.00
Deposits .' 480,808,957.86
$500,202,013.74
MEDFORD BRANCH
MEDFORD. OREGON
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