LOCAL and
Vail to Meat Jackson county
chapter No. 8, Disabled Ameri
can Veterans, will meet tonight
at the armory at 8 o'clock.
Meeting Postponed The
meeting of the Friday luncheon
club has been postponed from
this week until January 19, It
was announced today.
Club to Meet Delta Debs will
meet this evening at 7:30 o'elock
at the home of Margaret Dry
dale, 1123 West Main street.
Betty Medley will be co-hostess.
Medford Wae Hera Sgt. Shir
ley J. Roseberry is visiting at the
home of her sister, Mrs. R.. R.
Jones at 208 Hamilton street,
and with other members of her
immediate family in Medford un
til January 17. She is assigned to
a tank destroyers unit at North
Camp Hood, Texas, where she
will return to duty on conclusion
of her furlough. Sgt Roseberry
joined the WAC two years ago
this month.
In Denver Hospital Lt. Fred
Traylor returned to New York
city several days ago from serv
ice in an army paratroop unit
In Holland and reported to an
army hospital in Denver where
he is being treated for an ill
ness. His wife, the former Rae
LeFevre, who has made her
home with her family at 104
Florence street, Joined her hus
band a few days ago in Denver.
She was accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Dorothy LeFevre,
who returned to Medford yes
terday. Lt. Traylor, formerly
stationed at Camp White, was
overseas approximately six
months.
H E-tSST
PHONOGRAPH
NEEDLE!
A superior long life pboatv
graph needle thu will
bring Joy to every phooo
graph owoec BrOlii&tper
formtiica, unequalled
Ifiodpga id recorxk FUtea
record tcrarch. Months of
pleasure, $50
Weitone
aster
nojmn iT
mttiutu tutus
Pruiffs Music Center
Opposite Rialto Theatre
f a
STILL A FEW
WINTER
HATS
On Sale
$i.bo
PERSONAL
CALENDAR
Tuesday
7:30 p. m. Lady Lions, des
sert supper at home of Mrs.
Larry Neeley, 1129 West Ninth
street.
8:00 p. m. Stated meeting
Nevlta chapter No. 93, O.E.S.,
Central Point, folowed by pub
lic installation of officers. Mem
bers and friends cordially invit
ed to attend.
8:00 p. m. Jackson County
League of Women Voters, gen
eral meeting at Girls' Commu
nity club to hear Mrs. Ralph
Rasmussen, state president.
8:00 p. m. Degree of Honor,
regular meeting at K. of P. hall
followed by practice for officers.
Wednesday
10:30 a. m. Medford Exten
sion unit, courthouse.
13 Noon Jackson County
League of Women Voters board,
home of Mrs. O. A. Eden, 211
Genessee street.
12:30 p. m. Oakgrove Neigh
borhood club, covered dish
luncheon and business meeting
at home of Mrs. E. W. Hoffman,
Jacksonville highway. Bring
own service.
12:30 p. m. Mistletoe club,
paper sack lunch at Girls' Com
munity club and Pollyanna rev
elation party.
1:00 p. m. Chapter AA,
P.E.O., home of Mrs. Grace C.
Collins, 1810 East Main street.
Assistant hostesses, Mrs. J. G.
Love and Mrs. Elwood Hedberg.
1:30 p. m. Ladles' Auxiliary
to the V.F.W., dessert luncheon,
home of Mrs. S. S. Morgan, 212
S. Orange street.
7:30 p. m. Chrysanthemum
Circle No. 84, Neighbors of
Woodcraft, K. of P. Hall, for reg
ular meeting.
8:00 p. m. American Legion
and auxiliary at armory.
Thursday '
12 noon Daughters of the
Nile Sewing club, home of Mrs.
A. Orin Schenck, 29 Summit
avenue, for potluck luncheon
and Red Cross sewing.
12:30 p. m. Chrysanthemum
Thimble club, home of Mrs.
Anna Muchmore, 940 North
Central avenue. Bring sewing
kits.
1:00 p. m. Medford Sojourn
ers' club, Girls' Community
club. For reservations, call Mrs,
Nelson Childers, phone S620.
1:30 p. m. Loyalty circle.
Methodist church, dessert lunch
eon and meeting at home of Mrs.
R. T. Harrison, 719 West Fourth
street.
2:15 p. m. Medford WCTU
First Methodist church parlors.
legislation Is topic for after
noon.
Visiting Mrs. Wayne L. Goff,
wife of Lt. Com. Goff, of the
coast guard is visiting here at
the home of his mother. Mrs. C,
L. Goff, 410 Beatty, for a few
weeks. With her are her two
young sons, Richard and Robert.
The family came to Medford
December 28 from Seattle where
they make their home, and
where Lt Com. Goff arrived
month ago after eight months'
service In the Aleutian islands.
He left Medford December 29 for
his new station at 12th Naval
District, headquarters, San Fran
cisco. He has previously served
two and one-half years overseas.
DRESSES
Wonderful buys for you on
fashion-hit winter dresses! So
pretty, so practical and only - -
$
5.00
COATS
Wonderful wearable costs for now and the rest of
the winter season. They'll top your suits so smartly
ensemble beautifully with all your dresses. Come
In today and take your pick.
Vz off
Sentence For Begging A lo
cal court gave Oscar Hunnins
the choice yesterday between
10 days in jail or a promise to
leave town on a charge of beg
ging on the streets, according
to a police report. Hunnins
agreed to leave town according
to authorities.
Building Permita The city
superintendent issued permits
yesterday to A. C. Ladd, 702
Pennsylvania street, and P. M.
Kershaw, 307 S. Holly to re
model their residences. Repairs
and alterations to the Ladd home
are estimated at $300 and ad
ditions to the Kershaw property
are fixed at approximately $195.
Receives Rating Robert C.
Crowl, son of , Mr. and Mrs.
George A. Clark, Spring street,
has received the rating of sea
man second class and is now
attending flremans' school at
the San Diego naval training
station, according to informa
tion received by his parents.
Crowl went into the navy in
November.
Stamp Change Dealers
handling sugar stamps through
ration banking accounts were ad
vised . today by G. M. Hafen
brack, OPA ration banking of
ficer, that effective at once sugar
stamps must be attacked to
gummed sheets instead pt being
inserted in envelopes, regardless
of the number on hand to be de
posited. The gummed sheets are
available at the banks, he said.
. . t
Accident In Fog Heavy fogs
Sunday night were blamed for
a minor traffic accident on Jack
sonville highway about 50 feet
west of Perrydale avenue ac
cording to an accident report on
file today. Cars driven by Lewis
Applebaker, of Jacksonville, and
Harry L. Mills, 334 Apple street,
sideswiped about 11 p. m. the
report stated but caused 'very
little damage. No other accidents
were reported to police during
the extreme fogs Sunday night,
e e
.. Traffic Accident Automobiles
driven by A. W. Klatt, 22 South
Grape street, and G. H. Johnson,
819 South Central avenue, were
involved in a traffic accident
Monday afternoon, causing $200
damage to Klatt's car and $50 to
Johnson's vehicle, according to
estimates given on a traffic re
port. The accident occurred
when Klatt's car going east on
Main near the intersection with
Front street struck the other ve
hicle, the report stated.-Neither
party was reported injured
Hera on Leave E n s i g n and
Mrs. Herbert E. Harper arrived
in raeciiora several days ago
from Cambridge. Mass., for a 14
day leave at the home of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Hamer.
225 Cottage street. Ho is in the
communications branch of the
navy and has been studying at
Harvard university since last
June when he was commissioned
at Tucson, Ariz., upon entering
duty. Harper and his wife will
leave Friday for Seattle where
he will report for further assign
ment.
Inducted Information was re
ceived today that Harry E. Haer-
tie and Roy E Hoover, Jr., both
registrants of local draft board
number 1, Medford, were Induct
ed into the army on December
29 at Fort Lewis, Wash., Carroll
E. Gritsch has been approved for
general service, hiving passed a
Dreinduction physical examina
tion at San Francisco on January
3rd, according to Selective Ser
vice officials. Donald J. Shaw,
who volunteered for Immediate
induction from Marshfleld was
accepted for service In the army
December 22.
Medford GI Enjoy
Copies Of Tribune
Received in France
Saving how much he enjoyed
reading the Mail-Tribune, Sgt.
W. E. Keene of Medford, now
serving with the 7th army in
France, recently wrote to the
Tribune saying that he had ior
rowed a few copies.
Since I have been in France
I have had the fortune of get
ting to read the Tribune sev
eral times, which I received
from some of my friends, and
I want to tell you how much I
enjoy it. It does me good to read
our Yanks in the service. I am
going to ask my fqlks to send
it to me regularly. Say 'hello'
to all the swell people in Med
ford." Records at the draft board
show that W. T. Ramos of 818
West Second street is listed as
next-of-kin for Sgt. Keene.
Robert Dallaire
la Home Visitor
From Fifth Army
Pfc. Robert Dallaire who was
twice wounded during a year's
service with the 5th army in
the Italian campaign, is visiting
at the home of his mother, Mrs,
Charles B. Rose on route 2. He
has been a patient at McCaw
general hospital in Walla Walla
where he will report again on
February 1 for further hospi
talization. Dallaire's brother, Cpl. Joe A.
Dallaire, returned a few days
ago to Fort Lewis, Wash., after
visiting his family here. He re
turned to the west coast in Oc
tober after 32 months of duty
with the 41st division in Austra
lia and saw service in the New
Guinea campaigns. He has been
In the army since September,
1940, when, as a member of the
national guard, he was called to
active .duty.
Daily Weather Report
Forecasts
Medford and vicinity: Cloudy to
night and Wednesday. Light rain to
night and occasionally Wednesday.
Cooler Wednesday afternoon.
uregon: uouuy tonignt ana weanw-
aay L,ignt rain tonignt ana occasion
ally Wednesday. Snow In east por
tlona. Cooler Wednesday afternoon.
Local Data
Temperature a year ago today:
HitrhcHt. 47: lowest 29.
Total monthly precipitation, .38 Inch.
Deficiency for the month. .29 Inch.
Total precipitation since September
l, iui4, o.ov incnes. weuciency xor in
season. 1.3S Inches.
Relative humidity at 4:90 p. m. yes
terday, vu; K3U loany, U7.
Tomorrow
Sunrise 8:38 a. m. Sunset 5:59 p.
Past 24 hours: High Low Pr
Boise .,. 50
Boston M 31
31
29
-9
31
SO
e
40
44
30
4
38
44
30
44
31
43
90
32
34
31
.01
Chicago JO
Denver
Sureka
Havre
Los Angeles
Medford
Closing Urn. foi Sunday Too Lata
to Classify S:30 Saturday afternoon
pi.au remember
33
65
. 13
81
KA
New York as
Omaha , 33
Phoenix . 71
Portland 54
Reno 58
Roseburg , ,,., 62
Salt Lak -, ... r 57
San Francisco 61
Seattle .. 86
Spokane - 48
Washington. D. C. 39
Yakima 47
SYRETTES USED
TO AID
E
To Impress residents of this
area with the necessity of sav
ing tin cans for salvage, mem
bers of the county salvage com
mittee call attention to one lit
tle-known war-time use of tin,
the making of "syrettes."
Known to the army and navy
as "angels of mercy," the syret
tes are individual hypodermic
syringes which are standard
equipment In every first aid kit
on the field of battle and are
used to combat the excruciating
pain and shock which follows a
severe wound. It is said that
since the effect of shock Itself
may e fatal, use of the syrette
often means the difference be
tween life and death.
The syrette is about the di
ameter of a lead pencil and re
sembles a small toothpaste tube
with a needle at the head en
closed in a transparent plastic
covering. Its pouch must be
made of tin 100 per cent tin. If
a soldier lies wounded and alone
he opens his first-aid kit, takes
out the syrette, pinches off the
plastic covering, inserts the
needle point under his skin and
squeezes the little tin pounch.
Alter a few minutes the mor
phine takes effect, his agony sub
sides and he is able to rest until
the medical corps arrives.
salvage experts say that it
takes only two ordinary tin cans
to produce tin for one syrette
and everyone is asked to re
member this and to save every
possible can for the approaching
drive, scheduled for early in
March.
A display in the window of
the Chamber of Commerce
shows two of the little syrettes
and tells of their use.
J. F. Richardson Is
Boosted In Rank To
Lieutenant-Colonel
3. T. Richardson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Richardson of
fn it ,. .
"u, nas recently Been pro
moted from major to rank of
lieutenant-colonel, according to
wora received by his parents.
lie is now stationed at a port
of embarkation in France and
has been in England and France
for the pa3t 2V4 years. Prior to
entering the army, he was em
ployed as social security agent
in this district.
Lt. Col. Richardson attended
Prospect and Klamath Falls high
schools and graduated from Uni
versity of Oregon. His wife and
two children reside in Seattle.
EUGENE WAC IS SHOT
. TO DEATH IN KANSAS
Wlnfleld, Kan., Jan. 9. (U.R)
S'Sgt. Phyllis E. Ormlston, 22,
WAC, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Ormlston, Eugene, Ore.,
was shot and killed Monday
night, Colonel Donald E. Meads,
commanding officer at Strother
field announced today.
Meade said the shooting ap
peared to be accidental, -and
board of army officers has been
appointed to investigate.
sergeant ormlston was first
sergeant of a Women's Army
Corps detachment.
CARD Or THANKS
W. wish to thank our friends and
'neighbors for their kindnesses and
sympauiy; also ior me oeauiuui now.
ers, during our recent bereavement
win ana lamuy of James a. biiis.
TOMORROW! I , . l ' 3."
HBairaMMsgHsgaHaTMBlaira the Jungle"
HERE IT IS ... MEDFORD!
Back By Popular Request!
SAMUEIGO10WYN
GARY
COOPER
MERLE
OBERON
TNI
Closing time tor Sunday Too Lat.
rieaM rsmsmHr.
Too Late to Classify
FOR RE NT Four-room house with
bath, two stoves; garage; 1, miles
NJS. Central Point, school bus goes
put Also Fordson tractor parts. In-
?ulre Scott Hamilton, Kt. 1, Bos
38. Central Point.
FOR SALE Mare with pinto colt, 8
monuis oia; aiso a iresn Guernsey
cow with heifer calf. A. F. Doty.
Minear Road, near Rogue River
Academy.
FOR SALE Electric stove, double
Ded. complete; coucn, asvDca, ceaar
clothes closet and Ubls. 013 S. Nsw-
town.
ANNOUNCEMENT I am opening ft
retu wuiiq unites ui vmiuai ruuiti
on Main street, next door to
Damons Cafe. Will appreciate your
listings of property for sale, rent or
exchange. Have had 11 years exper
ience in real estate and promise to
deal aauarely and caoably for you,
Come in at any time, you r always
welcome. L. J. Reed. Broker.
FOR RENT 3-room furnished house.
garage, eieciric range, so. ncmer
to pay electric bill and water. Call
601 Central Point, evenings.
FOR SALE Wood range and circula
ting wood heater, excellent condi
tlon. Mary Mete. 300 IS. Columbus.
MEDFORD NURSERY SCHOOL
Daily care of children of working
mothers, 750 dally. 3 weekly. U
per month. Ages 3 to 6. Hours 7
a. m. to 6 p. m. -i3 Geneva. Ph. 8013.
$7000
BEAR CREEK BOTTOM SOU
44 acres, 35 acres cultivated, balance
creek bottom pasture and gravel, 4
acres Irrigated, small house, barn.
Place is fenced, good road. Priced to
sell tor only fiooo.
MARK A. GOLDY AGENCY,
Exclusive Agents,
$7000
t.sttmnnM MOMS!
West side home in sood location, hss
8 rooms, 3 baths, service porch,
breakfast room, fireplace, hardwood
floors all In excellent condition.
Large lot with nice shade. A very
rr... ki. livable home. Oc.
minancv within 30 days. Priced
rK7A00QOLDV AGENCY
ins E. Main St. Phone3268.
APARTMENT for rent 3 rooms,
private bath, heat and all utilities
paid. Phone 234a.
sVGALLON ARMY JEEP CANS FOR
GASOLINE, ETC.; SLIGHTLY USED.
REGULAR 33.70. Special 1.W.
STAMPER GOFF BROS.,
323 WEST MAIN.
itcvn Oaul water numo for shallow
well, complete with tank. Motor Just
overhauled, 835. a tampers naru
ware. 225 W. Main.
WANTED Late model sedan for cssn.
pnoneaous.
FOR SALE Eaitern yellow corn.
cracked or whole. Faber's, 34 5.
Riverside. Phone 4449.
fOR SALE 1941 Chevrolet sedan de-
livery, rtHlo, neater and good tires,
low mll'jage. Phone 3574.
WANTED 1 horse electric motor. Ph.
WOULD LIKE to trade double Bed.
.-1... uitth sarins, and box
mattress Uke new, for twin beds,
complete. In sood condition. Fhon.
DON'T WORHV about moving. Foi
complet. service pnone .aoi, viv
Trnnufpr and Storaie. 38 S. Fir SI
rlnMKR.1 ATTENTION For fast de-
livcry or quiCK muvo ui tiuovj
cmnery pnone .duo, vi,
& Storage Co., 40 8. rlr St.
THE FOLLOWING Items will be sold
at the Midway Aucuon ihtoi .mui.
day. January 11: On. work team
and harness; one John Deer sulky
plow: 2 sets spring-tooth harrow:
one International oil heater; on.
wood heating stove, and mlscellan-
eous furniture.
EXPERIENCED woman wants ugn
hnn.awn.k Arffilt.. Reference.. Glvl
Jar titulars. Writ Mail Tribune Box
109.
FOR SALE 3S head of ewes, lamb in
February; 1 buck; S sow
v pigs,
months old. Rt 1. Box 85,
Old Stag.
Rnnri. OODOHIte Gold Hill.
FOR SALE Three all-wool rugs end
pads, excellent condition. Call at SOS
S. Holly, between Hours ana
FURNISHED
apartment for rent at
zg w. ivy.
GARAGE for rent. Call 35BT"
FOR SALE Dining room
set. 813
Austin, alter o p. m.
any
cases, oil neaier, vilest ui .iuiww
vanity and stool, end tables, table
lamps, caninei renin, hxi, ana uai
run. bathlnette. Phone 7273.
FOR RENT Nice heated apartment
and 3 sleeping rooms, no arinKers,
cnnaren or peis. ju. o. .ntrni.
LOST Brown and white Springer
Spaniel, 0 months old, near central
Point Phone 6411.
LAST NITE
THE COOPER
BRAND OF
ROMANCE!
Mt FATIV KIUY WAITII SRINNAN
FUZZr KWOHT MAW TOOO MHIY KOUCt
W I ' . -3 a.Jk- , ' .W
TueldaY. Jan. I.
1145
MOTHER of four needs washing ma
chine badly. Will pay cash. 713 Pine,
or call 26S3.
WANTED 2-wheeltd trailer. Phone
4433.
ATTENTION
First class navel oranges, S9e per
dozen and up, or S3 per case, will
deliver case lota. 1405 North River
side, side door. Phone 08150 after
noons. FOR SALE One flat bed Federal
truck; also one model A flat bed. 34
b. Riverside, rnone
APPLE SALE CLOSING OUT
PRICES CUT Wanted, someone to
sell and deliver apples. Special
Erlcea to you. Pay Less Market, 239
. Riverside, opposite Firestone.
RADIO SERVICE and Television Co.,
8. Columbus off Stewart. Dial 6831.
We have electric guitars, complete
with amplifiers; also we can furnish
any kind of P.A. systems you may
want; flashllte batteries and hot
shot radio repairing. We will build
you any kind of amplifier you want.
See us. We call for and deliver. P.O.
Box 668.
WANTED- Ranch
hand for
general
r aingla.
(arming, eitner married o
Phone 6328.
WANTED Elderly lady as companion
in modem home. May work out In
daytime. Mrs. A. T. McMahan, Tal
ent, Oregon.
FOR RENT Smal. 3-room furnished
apartment, close in. Phone 3668 or
can at iia iaurei.
CARD OF TliANVS '
We wish to express our thanks to
our msny friends for their sympathy
and kindness during our recent
bereavement In the death of our be
loved husband and father; also for the
beautiful flowers. Mrs. Christian and
1 acre, lrrlaated. all fenced and
cross fenced with woven wire for
cow and chickens: 8-room plastered
moaorn nouso, a Dearooms, large
a, tar
ch, 15C
attic and enclosed back do:
worth of new butlt-lns In kitchen;
lust finished decorating inside com.
plete; furnished or unfurnished: new
pressure water pump, and Insulated
xruu room, garage, wooasnea ana
chicken house, vacant, Immediate
Sosaesslon. Open every afternoon
lis week. Second house on left on
Woodrow Lane, or phone 8860.
FOR BALl-F.sterTlVhearMix mill.
run. Faber's. 34 S. Riverside. Phone
4449.
f OR SALE 2000 seasoned " 7-foot
cedar dosis. See Carold J. Parker.
010 s. central.
FOR SALE Like new coat clrculstlnj
a ting
gooo
heater, metal bedstead
and
mattress. a Willamette.
FOR help "with" your income' laxT Ph.
3913. 59 Ross court
INTERIOR PAINTING and paper
hanging. PhoneD094:
WE BUYEM WE SELLUM
COME IN AND SEEEM
1938 De Soto Coupe
1939 Ford Sedan
1933 Ford Sedan
1038 Olds Sedan
1038 Pontlao Sedsn
1936 Plymouth Sedan
. 1 1940 Pontlac Radio '
1 1942 Pontlac Air-unit Heater
Dayton-McClaren Tires
Bee at A. Z. "Tubby" Dean's
Your Pontlao Dealer
Richfield Station Dial 3943
6th and Grape 3ts Buy War Bonds
CASH IN A FLASH
FOR YOUR CAR.
Save Time. Cash and Gaa.
Call Automobile Market,
friendly Medford Dealer.
Ph 391. eth and Bartlett .
No Red Tap. When You Sell
to Us
FOR RENT Paint spray gun, by day
or week. Faber's,
34
Riverside
pnone 4M9.
ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON All kinds
of beauty service permanenta a
specialty. Ph 3664 130 N Central
CEDAR POSTS
Big husky fence post, of North,
em Cedar Reasonably Drlced
Cameron-Moflltt Lbr Co.. Phone
8463. S. Riverside at Barnett road
I STARTS ,
Ea . Toaonnow
lllilll MU$T END T0NIGHT
MEDFORD MAIL THIBUHB FITS
CALL FABER'8 for Immediate de
livery on heavy red fir slabs. 34 IV
Riverside Phone 4449.
NOTICE If you have a peach orchard
you want
pruned, phone 8561.
Wt throw.
X
1
Humphrey
will buy it.
sell your car
to us
we'll pay higher
cash prices now
HUMPHREY UOTORS
33 8. Rlwsidg
Dial 4980
Nights Only Weekday!
Doori Open 6:45
CLOSED WEDNESDAY
COMING THURSDAYI
JACK BENNY
la
"Keep 'Em Laughing"
Plus
LAST TIMES TONIGHTI
- ' Dm MMt Sarkjls BUm
Im rim aiynoid WAlBuRR
III AIDES (sill RICHARDS
Plus NEWS and SHORTS
Fl
HiiaiimwiHM. i
M M DEPT. STORE
Tim
PAY LESS AND DRESS BETTER