Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 07, 1945, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextUNTIL 1946 NOW , ROOSEVELT VIEW Washington, Jan. 6 (U.R) President Roosevelt made it clear today that he expects the war with Japan to continue into 1948 even if Germany should collapse this year. In his annual message to con gress, Mr. Roosevelt said 1945 could see the final ending nf the nazi-fascist reign of terror in curope but the best he could ' see in the Pacific was the clos ing of the forces of retribution about the center of the malign ant power of imperialistic Japan. This is what Mr. Roosevelt re ported to congress about mili tary progress on world-wide fighting fronts and future pros pects: He expressed complete confi dence in Gen. Dwight D. Eisen hower's leadership of allied forces, and warned against "di visive propaganda" all, he said, bearing the trademark "made in lermany" designed to drive a wedge between the aliles. He said "we shall resume the at tack and despite temporarV set backs here or there we shall continue the attack relentlessly until Germany is defeated." He said the Italian campaign was pinning down "a substantial portion of the German army. . . . including some 20 first-line Ger man divisions and the necessary supply and transport and - re placement troops." Corcoran, Calif., Jan. 6 (U.R) Cold and hunger prompted four German prisoners of war, who escaped from the Corcoran pris oner of war camp Thursday.to surrender today to W. J. Bens burg, a rancher. Closing Out Sale In order to close out various styles in Modern Wallpaper designs, we offer all this week a varied selection in these items at as high as a SO per cent reduction. Your inspection is invited. 1408 N. Riverside F. J. RUNTZ Paint and Wallpaper Store Telephone 4564 ROUND-UP DATES SET; CHANCE FOR STATE FAIR EBBS Portland, Ore., Jan. 8 (U.R) Chances for a state fair at Salem this year are slim, according to Director of Agriculture E. u. Peterson, but other fairs will be held in Oregon this year, the Oregon Fairs association an nounced today at its annual meeting. Dates for the colorful Pendle ton round-up have been set for September 13-15. The aPciIic-ln ternational Livestock Exposition will hold its annual 4-H club ex hibition October 10-12, although its grounds are being used by the federal government. Many county fair dates are tentative, with some holding no program and others only junior fairs, it was pointed out by the association s fair date committee, Peterson told the association meeting that a celebration in times like these might not be appropriate. Herman H. Chindgren, prest dent of the association for 17 years, said that Oregon's fairs will face a tough financial prob lem because of the ban on horse racing. SEE YOUR Ml HDEAILEIKi For Genuine Factory FORD PARTS It's simply sound Judgment to Insist upon GENUINE FORD PARTS rather t ha off brand parts. We have a good supply on hand they're BETTER and COST LESS! CRATER LAKE MOTORS Sixth and Ivy Phone 2297 wounds received during the bat tle of Bologna. The wounded man was flown from Naples, via Miami, Fla., in order to be placed In Barnes hospital. His brother, Bob Brewer, who for some time past has been at Atlantic City with an AAF band, has been transferred to the in fantry, and is now at Camp Gordon, Ga. BROTHER LOCAL MAN IS KILLED Clarence Wirth, 814 Jackson Boulevard, has received word of the death of his brother, Pfc, Roy R. Wirth, 22, which took place Nov. 26 in Germany. Pfc, Wirth had previously been re- ported as missing. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wirth. re side in Fresno. A machine gunner in an in fantry division, he went over seas in September and has served in France, Belgium and Holland. He has been in the army more than two years and has three brothers also in the armed forces. He received his preliminary training at Camp Adair, Ore., Yuma, Ariz., and Colorado Springs, Colo. Before entering the army he worked at Camp White, Camp Roberts, and at the Tule Lake segregation center. PFC. JOHN BREWER WILL VISIT SOON Pfc. John Brewer, wounded in Italy in October, has arrived at Barnes General hnsnitnl in Vancouver, Wash., and may be nome soon tor a visit, according to nis parents, Mr. and Mrs. R A. Brewer. 307 Laurel street Pfc. Brewer was wounded in the left arm. He wears the Infantry Combat badge earned during the drive on Rome and the Pur ple Heart, awarded for L SPEED IS ACCIDENT E Salem, ' Ore., Jan. 6 (U.R) Excessive highway . speed was blamed by Secretary of State Robert S. Farrell, Jr., as the probable reason why 71 per cent of traffic fatalities during No vember, 1944, occurred in rural areas. Farrell disclosed that Oregon traffic fatalities for the first 11 months of 1944 showed an in crease of three per cent over the same period in 1943. Only eight per cent of Pacific highway driv ers held their speed below the 35-mile wartime limit, he said. Junior Red Cross Luncheon On Jan. 27, The Jackson County Junior Red Cross committee has made plans to hold the second prin cipal and teachers sponsor luncheon at the Holland Hotel on Saturday, Jan. 27. This meet ing will follow the teachers' meeting, to be held at the court house Saturday morning. Junior Red Cross spring activ ities will be discussed, includ ing the new education project for the rehabilitation of Euro pean refugee children. Educa tional gift boxes are to be filled all over the country and sent through the Red Cross to boys and girls in liberated countries. Jackson county schools have been assigned 250 gift boxes These are to hold such articles as pencils, penholders, pen points, crayons, paper, erasers, paint boxes, chalk and similar items. These boxes will be avail able to teacher sponsors at the luncheon and are to be filled and sent to San Francisco by Feb. 10. SURVIVOR RETURNS Seattle, Jan. 6 (U.R) One of 68 survivors of the United States destroyer Warrington which foundered In a 100-knot hurri cane 300 miles off the Virginia coast last September 13, Lt. Wesley Williams, of Seattle, ar rived from New York today. ' loo Late to Classify (FIT A A Modern five-room house, rDJ I UU close In, near schools, only T $1200 down, balance $27 .month. H. G. Wilson, 7 Chestnut, rnonewM, FOR SALE Oak dressing table and bench, bed, occasional table; also lady's brown camel's hair coat, size u, ukc new, oia a. tvy. rnonc juoj ALE 4-room modern house, garage, etc., ciose in. w w. qui. oil;., muw ivi w. mat. t FOR SALE Chairs, tab lei, beds, cur tains, pillows, davenport, mlicellan- f OR SALE 2000 seasoned 7-foot cedar posts, see caroia d. ranter, eiu s. uenirai SAW FILING Scfssort, ihaan and Kitchen kntves sharpened. Now is the time to get your lawnmower sharpened. C. R. Borah. In Jack's Place, corner Grape and 3th. Low priced AUTO PAINTING with lint; aiso tne dmi with BEST PRE war emergency paint; also the best guaranteed Jobs witn WAR PAINT. MITCHELL PAINT SHOP, 608 8. Riverside. BARGAINS Slightly used clothing i or ine wnoie lamuy. am c. Main. SHRUBS Arborvltae, Camellia, Daphne. Rhododendron. Heather and other varieties. Chastain Nursery. iuaT A 3-months.old brown puppy. pari tjociter spaniel, mono turby s WTRE BICYCLE BASKETS Just ar- nvea. smau sua only, fa MS BROS., 23 N. Fir. FOR SALE Nearly new all-wool blue coai wnn iox collar, size 14, hall original cost. Phone 3238. WANTED 2 or 3-bedroom modern nouse. near school, one with base ment furnace preferred. Will pay cBsn diu price must ie reasonable rnone WANTED Practical nursing. Tribune Wanted to buy or lease 20 to 50 acres oi gooa tarm land, irrigated preferred. Prefer northwest of Cen tral roim. Tribune Box 3077. ffQAAA Practically new home, ex $7UuU cellent construction ' thrm i oVi mi, snlul aiul It.. lng room, dining room, modem Kitcnen with tile drain board, break fast nook, utility porch, two larse bedrooms, oak floors throughout. lois oi ouui-ins, urepiace, -basement oil furnace, laundry trays in base ment, large bedroom upstairs, also lots or storage place, double garage, fine large lot with lots of shade. Good district with new construction on adjoining lots. A good home in fine condition. Terms to responsible prucs. also 91 A AAA 20 acres, finest Bear iDll'VJUlf Creek soil, all sub-lr C. riant mA n4 .11 rAmw cult.vatlon, Substantial six - room modern home in very good condi. tlon. fine srounds and shade. Barns. chicken house, other outbuildings. vioeo in, on macaoamirea roaa. Elmer Herried, Exclusive Asent. 44 N. Riverside. Dial 3367. WOOD 16-inch pear wood, delivered in i euro or a corn ioui, aio per uora, rnono oodj, WANTED Stenographer, bookkeeper. Sunday Jnuary 7, 194S nll at data WANTED Will pay spot cash for built trailer bouse large, factory-! (-none oaz. FOR RENT Paint "spray gun, by day or ween, vaoers, a. mvertiae. Phone 4449. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE THREE $3000" p Four bedrooms, living room, dining room, kitch en, bath, close in on pave ment. H. G. Wilson, Broker, 7 Chest, nut. Phene 4C44. COY'S CHICKEN INN Gold H11L Open Saturdays, Sundays and Mon days. Dinner parties served by res ervation at any time, phone 291 Gold Hill. EXPERIENCED bookkeeper. Write P. u. box 307. f none 0473. WANTED Girl or woman for house- Keeping and care of 2 children. Ph. 30UH, FOR SALE Timken bearing buzz "saw. less saw. American fTim urowers. inc. BICYCLE GENERATOR LIGHT New shinment lust arrived ouan tity limited. SIMS BROS, 23 N. Fir. FOR SALE Large crib with metal springs and mattress; also bathlnette and toilet trainer. AH in excellent condition. Phone 265S. FOR SALE-Cook stove. Inquire 323 King st. after6 p. m. NOTICE-If you 'have a peach orchard you want pruned, phone 6561. Withrow. FOR A PERSONAL OR AUTO LOAN See THE OREGON FINANCE CO. 45 South Central A Pioneer Firm COY'S CHICKEN INN Gold Htl!. Open Saturdays, Sundays and Mon days. Dinner Dartles served by res ervation at any time. Phone 251. Li Old Mill. FOR SALE Bated straw, large 3-wire bales, i per paie. js. 1 waix, nei- linger roaa. WANTED Office girl to do some bookkeeping. Tribune. Box 2870. FOR SALE: Wool ski suit, play pen witn paa; aiso 2 ooors wiin bibbs, 4 windows, size 23x33; 8 windows, 20x42. pnone 07uu TRY our Fisher's chick and turkey tarter- mash, our iieid man. Mr Robinson, will be glad to help you with your poultry and dairy prob lems. Faber'i, 34 S. Riverside. Phone FOR help with your Income tax. Ph. 3913. 55 Ross court. ' BICYCLE TIRES and tubes All sizes now in stock including the old style 28" high pressure tires. SIMS BROS., 23 in. f ir. FOR SALE Like new coal circulating heater, metal bedstead and good mattress. 34 Willamette. JACKSON COUNT Y FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION 126 EAST MAIN - Officers C. M. KIDD, President JOHN C. MANN, Vice-President W. J. WARNER, Vice-President H. J. FIELD, Vice-President R. E. GREEN, Treasurer A. P. BUTLER. Secretary EARL B. BIGALOW, Assistant Secrttary (in army service) GLENN O. TAYLOR, Attorney ' O. H. BENGTSON, Attorney Director C M. KIDD C M. Kidd k Co. JOHN C. MANN Mann'i Department Store DR. R. E. GREEN GLENN 0. TAYLOR 126 East Main W. J. WARNER W. J. Warner Gladiolus Garden. A. P. BUTLER Secretary of Association H. J. FIELD C M. Kidd k Co. BEDFORD, OREGON 5-GALLON ARMY JEEP CANS FOR GASOLINE, ETC; SLIGHTLY USED, REGULAR $3.70. Special, S1.99. STAMPER & GOIT BROS. 22S WEST MAIN SEVENTY-SECOND SEMI-ANNUAl FINANCIAL STATEMENT ' DECEMBER 31, 1944 ASSETS First Mortgage Loans.. $ 872.258.43 Loans on Passbooks and Certificates 1.000.00 Properties Sold an Contract 27,164.29 Real Estate Owned and in Judgment 519.11 Investments and Securities 212,000.00 Cash on Hand and in Banks...... 85,518.46 Office Building and Equipment, less depreci ation 21,370.00 Deferred Charges and Other Assets . 457.38 LIABILITIES Members' Share Accounts . Loans In Process . Other Liabilities . Specific Reserves General Reserves Undivided Profits . 11,330,288.65 ..11.180.622.88 11,887.64 13.607.83 1,171.43 89,793.45 42.905.30 $1,330,288.65 Invested funds are available for loans on first mortgage security on home pro perties in Jackson County. TRY Fisher's egg producer, milk mash. S3.60 per hundred. Faber'a, 34 S. Riverside. Phone 4449. FOR SALE Sheep guano fertilizer: recommended for lawni. plants and shrubs. Faber's, 34 S. Riverside. Fnone wva. WANT TO BUY garden tractor and pickup. St. Arnold, RL 1, Box 48, Central Point. WE BUYEM WE SELLUM COME IN AND SEEEM 1038 De Soto Coupe 1035 Ford Sedan 1033 Ford Sedan 1936 Olds Sedan 1936 Pontiao Sedan 1936 Plymouth Sedan 1 1940 Pontlac Radio 1 1042 Pontiao Air-unit Heater Dayton-McClaren Tires See at A. Z. "Tubby" Dean's Your Pontlae Dealer Richfield Station Dial 2042 6th and Grape Sts. Buy War Bonds CASH IN A rLASH FOR YOUR CAR. Save Xlme. Cash and Gas. Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph 3019. 6th and Bartleti No Red Tape When You Sell to Us INTERIOR PAINTING and pape hanging. Phone 9094. Under the Crowns at Monte Carlo . ' -.'as fcj-.A..i m ,,,,., , .,. .'JL At Monte Carlo Two of America's favorite en- New York's swanky supper clubs. Babs Beckwith tertainers, Dean Murphy and Pepsi-Cola, keep and Catherine Murray make a beautiful audience, the girls smiling at gay Monte Carlo, one of Dean and Pepsi take a bow, . Advt ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON All kinds or beauty service permanenta a specialty Ph 264 120 N Central CEDAR POSTS Blf husky fence posts of North m Cedar Reasonablv DTiced Cameron-Moffltt Lbr Co.. Phone 8462 S Riverside at Barnett road CALL FABER'S for immediate de llverv on heavy red ftr slabs. 34 8 Riverside Phone 4449. TOUR ROOM Will iniWI rlJl Macs Are GOING PLAGES! "Going 'oui 'way?" "We're bound for the four comers of the world, to do the jobs assigned us as all - good soldiers do. We're happy we're trained we're proud I Going our rEaf. 'Goingmyway?" "I've received and transmitted hun dreds of radio messages from com bat planes. I am living the proud est moments of my life I Going my way?" - Ml llll iss eaVI. .ivwi.V 1.JO- WE,;. i mw..um !t .a' r Goingmyway?' FOl FULL rNFORMATION apply to your nearest U. S. Army Recruiting Station. "I'm speeding mail to front-line fox holes somewhere in New Guinea. Going my way?" 9 MORE MEDFORD WOKEN ARE HEEDED URGENTLY TO JOIN THE VICTORY DRIVE! Good soldiers... -UIAC re mini MW nm U.S. ARMY RECRUITING STATION P. O. Bids-, Medford, ore. Please lend me, without any obligation on my part, the new illustrated booklet about the Wees . . . telling about the Jobs they do, how they live, their training, pay, officer selection, etc. is " " - -' - STATE. PHONENO.. Please answer "yes" or "no" to each of the following questions! Are yon between :0andS0? Have yon any chil dren under M? Havoyouhadat least 2 years of high Kbool?J This Ad Sponsored In the Interest of Victory by the M r.1 DEPARTMENT STORE