Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 12, 1945, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and Returns From Portland Mrs. W. E. Lantis has returned to her home at 723 Palm after a visit with members of her family in Portland during the holidays. Dane 'Announced Pocahon tas lodge is sponsoring a dance at Redmen hall, Fourth and Ap ple streets, Monday night at 0:30 o'clock for members and their Invited friends. Members at tending are asked to bring sand wiches tor refreshments. Law .Safe Warren Law, for mer Medford resident, in the navy for the past four years, recently escaped unharmed when his ship sank according to word-received here by friends. Law is the son of Mrs. O. J. Law, now of Alsea, Ore. The family left here several years go. AM WBJ.a U4UO V-B.l UBVIM1- risen, junior at Medford high school, underwent an emergency appendectomy at Community hospital Monday night and is re ported to be satisfactorily con valescing. Miss Zacharlsen will be able to receive visitors next week. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Zacharisen, 714 Beekman street. Captain In Italy Capt. Dwight H. Findley, former well known Medford physician and surgeon, arrived in Italy Decem ber 23 and has been temporarily assigned to duty at air corps headquarters in that country. Capt. Findley has- been in the it1 J "w juij biiu was abauuit- . ed at Hamilton Field in Call' fornia before being assigned to overseas duty. Mrs. Findley and their children are residing at the family home, 36 Glen Oak -Court. Great Way to relieve stuffiness, invito Sleep VI nose fills up Tonight If s wonderful how a little Va-tro-nol op each nostril relieves study transient congestion. Also relieves distress of head coldsl Follow directions In folder. VICKSVA-TRO-HOL Humphrey will buy it. sell your car to us we'll pay higher cash prices now HUMPHREY MOTORS 33 S. Riverside Dial 4980 ONE TICKET Admits You lo BOTH Merrick's and Dreamland ' Dances! Make r Bnatblns I emIm I r Ti ssssav an h. W II V "i lira i I n Wl aft U VH I av . " DANCE Southern Oregon's Largest and Finest Dance Halls Ray's Modern Music Dancing Hours 9 p.m. 'Till a.m. DREAMLAND OLD TIME DANCE FOR YOUNG AND OLD! Remember: ONE ADMISSION for BOTH DANCES Merrick's and Dreamland! EVERYONE PERSONAL CALENDAR Friday 8:00 d. m. Daughters of Un ion Veterans, armory. 8:00 p. m. Old-time dance and pie supper to celebrate Dirmaay oi Dr. rrancls E. Townsend, K. of P. hall. Public cordially Invited. Saturday 1:00 D. m. Rosue River Val. ley College Women's club, an nual luncheon, at Presbyterian church.. For reservations call Mrs. James Campbell, 4393, by Thursday. 2:00 p. m. Daughters of the Nile, Medford Masonic building. 8:00 p. m. F. L. club, social meetine at home nf Mm Mar. guerite Conrad, Old Central roint highway. Fined Flovd Castlmnn w fined $2.30 In local court Thurs day ,for double parking. Leon ard CamentAr tnrinv rn1rt m 1 fine for blocking a private drive way. o o o Sessions to Close The Red Cross home nursing class, which has been conducted in the Junior Red Cross room during the past tew weeks, will hold its last two sessions Monday, Jan. IS and Jan. 22, from 7 to 9 o'clock, It was announced today. Leaves Thomas Kearney. CBM, navy, left last night for Bremerton. Wash., after soend- lng two weeks with his sister. Mrs. tan Miller. 817 Park street, ana his mother, Mrs. Charles Carrico, 134 South Ivy street. Kearney recently returned from the Aleutian islands where he spent the past year. Fined Billie Bales, Jr., of route 4 Was fined 10 tnrlav In local court for reckless driving last night on West Main street, where local nnllne nnrsnprt his vehicle through several blocks of iraitic ana gave him a ticket. Bales, who is a minor, had five Other luvpnllea with him At thp time of the arrest, according to a ponce report Returning Home A news re lease from, an air service com mand station in England states that Staff Sgt. Jack L. Killian has been relieved of duty in Eng. land and is to return home after completing 30 missions as waist gunner on a B-24. The sol dier has been awarded the dis tinguished flying cross, the air medal and three oak leaf clus ter, the release states. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. R, Killian of Trail, Ore. Medford Wave In New York Bonita Hammack, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hammack 212 N PoanVl nrhn anllefiwt In the Waves Dec. 9, writes friends here that she "walks a fourth- mile to mess three times a day' at the navy boot camp at the Bronx, N. Y. Miss Hammack, formerly employed at the O. and C. Land company office here, went to New York in an eight- car train of Wave enlistees Upon completion of boot train ing later this month she hopes to attend the n a v y's yeoman school at Stillwater, Okla. k, h Hours 9 'Til 1 WELCOME! I- HOW ABOUT IT? That hun dred dollar costume certainlj looks migh'. nifty on Pauletti Goddard, now starring in Pa ramount's "Kitty", as she pose as added incentive to buy ar sxtra $100 bond today. It'i the best dress. From Portland Mrs. Ted Brown of Portland is visiting with her husband who is em ployed in Medford. She is a guest at the Holland hotel. Accident Cars driven by V, H. Springer, 94-A Spring street, and J. C. Thorson, who resides on East Jackson, were involved in a minor traffic accident Thursday afternoon, according to a report on file. w m Cow Hurt A cow suffered broken hind leg early Thursday when it was struck by a bus of the Rogue Valley Transit line operated by Clem S. Parker, ac cording to a report filed by the driver. The bus was proceeding on Table Rock road when the ac cident occurred, the report stated. .. .. ., .... Promoted Promotion of Francis R. Klassen to corporal has been announced at the . in fantry replacement training at Camp Roberts, Calif. Cpl. Klas sen is attached to Company B, 89th battalion, where he is serv ing as squad leader. Cpl. Klas sen s Medford address is 626 Park Place. . HEAVY SNOW IN HILLS IS HOPE OF IRRIGATORS It was raining this morning at Fish Lake, according to a telephone report to the office oi the Medford irrigation district, with four inches of old snow on the ground. At Four Mile Lake, the other source of water supply for the district, there was 26 inches of snow on the ground, according to the last report. Ir rigationists of the valley are now hoping for a heavy fall of snow In the hills. Heavy snow is reported on the ground at Crater Lake and Union Creek but with no recent new snow. FIRE IN CRIB TO KEEP INFANT WARM IS FATAL Canandaigua, N. Y., Jan. 12 (U.PJ Efforts of David Coye, 3, to make his 13-months-old broth er, John, more comfortable dur ing a cold wave were revealed today to have caused the infant's death. David told his mother, Mrs. David C. Coye, that he "put a fire" in John's crib because "baby was cold." He lighted a stick of firewood in the kitchen stove and placed It In the crib, he said. The baby died in Memorial hospital here Wednesday night. WEATHER Northern California Gener ally clear today, tonight and Sat urday but a few light showers along the north coast. Little temperature change. On Mall Tribune Want Ada. Anizisg Fist Relief Foi COUGHS IrmchUi Irritations Duo To Cold A Rare Ceaiblaatloai Compounded from valuable Canadian Pine Balsam and other soothing heallns Ingredi ents Buckleys Canadlol Mixture Is different from anything you havt ver tried all medication no ayruo Barkler-a Aeta 8 Ways 1 To Loosen Phlegm i To Soothe Raw Membraneofl I To Make Breathing Easier Tou get results FAST you (eel the effect INSTANTLY. Act at eaee try BackleyH CAVA niOI, Mlatare today. At flretlase inm at nree rtrywhrre. Potlafaetloa gaaraataed a r kaatt. Heath's Drue Stare. Western Thrift. Waimcoti East aid Pharmacy V World Renozvned Violinist Opens Concert Series Here . By Mrs. E. E. Core The Jackson County Civic Music Association last night gave the first , concert of the 1949 series at the high school auditorium presenting Joseph Szigeti, world renowned Hun garian violinist, assisted by Harry Kaufman at the piano. The audience was the largest ever assembled here for a civic concert and completely filled the hall. The enthusiasm was unbounded and music lovers were sure they heard one of the great masters of supreme art Choosing as his opening num ber the Brahm's Sonato, No 3 in D-minor for violin and piano, the artist introduced this mon umental work, written In four movements, to our community. The people loved it. The music is stupendous in construction and of unparalled emotional depth and beauty. The . intel lectuality demanded the refine ment and finish of the artist's rendition and the satisfaction of his interpretation were appar ent in every phrase of the ex quisite music. In the second group of con trasting numbers, the marvelous beauty and unity of Mr. Szigeti's intonation, his sensitivity to nu ance and phrasing, and the well- nigh infinite resources of the NO D10UT HERE IN COAL CRISIS s: Washington, Jan. 12XU.R) Shop windows and billboards in many parts of the country will be darkened next week by gov ernment order and millions of homes and office buildings are expected to lower heating tem peratures in cooperation with a White House move to avert a threatened coal crisis. Warning that a serious coal shortage is impending, War Mo bilization Director James F. Byrnes last night announced a drastic conservation program which he said was the only al ternative to coal rationing. Seth M. Bullls of the California-Oregon Power company stated today that there was lit tle likelihood of the order being enforced here since the electric ity used locally is not produced from coal. P.-T. A. Activities Eagle Point P.-T.A. Plans were made for mothers to assist the Eagle Point school cook with the hot lunch program at the meeting of the Eagle Point Parent-Teacher association held January 10 at the school house. It is hoped that all moth ers will aid with the project. A dish towel and silverware shower was Included in the eve ning's events and the association extends thanks to those who contributed. The evening ended with the playing of games and serving of refreshment. TAJICinG UlY taVWarMM RoUfial Yosnf WanrBttoka Plusi "GAMBLER'S CHOICE" II J T f' jTj " III . Ill' J : "H- ill Sunday-for 3 Days! . X &? s,, Tk $h ST. Two Grand Stars in. ( i J'- MA P87 8, ' , a Big Reiurn Show! I A ; Last Times Sat Nlte lsm the Greatest Musical Romance ever made j V'.'X V'"' " Tm Laughing" flSS' jfW ' sa ' n,r mni " Plus K ,,'Vjf'k - iiliSlu 1 V which man "Raiders of W L. ' IK Wl ' ' A .ntJ Sunset Pais" ,,: & . Vv, COMING STjrDAYIII I K COk3- PJ" ' ' LKI' NELSON EDDY Wl I YjS&V I Jeanette MacDONALD 1 I mooGt,lS I H 1 mmm I -haughty JJ&m J MARIETTA" ' 1 3lU r ; n i in" "I I H . ,VAV)RM 11 I ADDED: Hot Out of the Camera I -. ' . 4 i ' 1 I W,M.Wid. NEWS EVENTS! I ENDS TOMORROW NITE i , r iTgTgv t m m - m violin as an instrument convey ing human emotion were appar ent in every sweep of the bow. The E-mlnor concerto by Men delssohn, more often heard than the Brahms sonatas and hence more familiar to audiences, was played in it entirety. The first movement is an ecstasy of Joy in Mr. Szigeti's hands, the love ly andante, followed by the mounting speed, and intensity of the turbulent finale, brought hearty and Instantaneous ap plause. The orchestra score us arranged for piano was effec tively played by Mr. Kaufman who shared honors with the vio linist in this as well as in the Brahms sonata. While he ac companying was completely sat isfying he also showed in his solo work what artistic and ma ture piano can be. The Russian numbers follow ing the intermission were de lightful with characteristic and nationalistic charm and verve. They were much enjoyed and elicited much applause. The encores were: ""Glaoom's Dance", Dvorak-Krelsler; "Zeph- er," Jena Hubay; "Variations On a theme of Corelli" by Tar- trnl-Krelsler. The artists 'go from here to Eugene where they play Sunday on the University of Oregon concert series. Dell Crowl Sends Box Of Souvenirs From German Base A package of interesting souvenirs and presents has been received in Medford by Mr. and Mrs. L. Crowl, 625 South Cen tral avenue, from their son, T. Sgt. Dell Crowl, stationed some where in Germany. In the package were a Jewel case made of shells, a handker chief case made from colored reeds braided in squares, and what the sergeant termed a "rum barrel." The china barrel has six little mugs and with it a figurine of a drunken man with a tall hat, the hat holding the bung for the barrel. The package also held a pair of china love-birds. Sgt. Crowl has been overseas for two years, being stationed first in Africa, then subsequent ly in Sicily, Italy and England- He participated in the D-Day Normandy invasion. He is a cook with an infantry uhlt. NORWEGIAN PARATROOPS SEVER RAILROAD LINES London, Jan. 12. (U.R) Nor wegian parachutists flown from Britain in the past two weeks nave succeeded in cutting the three main railway lines in Nor way over which the Germans had been transferring troops to the western front, it was dis closed today. " Continuous Shows Saturday The Scotch bagpipe uses a J:g3trJM - f J ;'" PJUZQX' m " five-note musical scale, ' mmMMtAmmmA I '.. ' r" wOltn I Positively Ends Sa. Nitel I V A 1 " V ' SX I Gary Cooper Merle Oberon , I l I ' wTerJrsi', . , The trip from Seattle to Van couver, B. C, to Victoria on Van couver Island, and back to Se attle, is known in the northwest as "the triangle trip." Too Late to Classify TOR SALE 8 tub Victor cbint model radio, good condition. 128 s. FOR RENT Small modern housa, close in. uestrame. 70 w. qui. FOR SALE S fat steers. Phone 5678. FOR SALE Price $3750, 8 -room mod- rn nours. a oearooms, large ioi, paved street. "Dad" Roberts. 720 West 2nd. foVKD Carpenter's square. Owner pay for ao ana identity ai Tripune. ,OST In or near Senior high auditor lum brown billfold containing cur rency and driver's license and other valuable articles. Reward. La Vona Shults, 806 W. Main. FOR SALE 1 sight feed acetylene generator, two lengths hose, car riage truck. Reter Fruit Company. FOR SALE Rabbits. 3 young bucks. 3 does, reasonable. Nelson, Jackson ville, house enst of ball field. APPLES 75c and $1.40 box. Brina containers. Walter Tone, Stewart Ave. BICYCLE TIRES and tubes. We now nave an sizes including tne "nard to get" 28" high pressure tire. Sims Bros. TRICYCLE and wagon tires We now can in ures to ail sizes iricynea. wagons, baby buggies, etc. Sims Bros., 23 n. Fir. Pnone 3473. CLOSING OUT Am planning to drlU tor on in Harney vauey tnis sum mer. I have a few cheap cars for sale. Also have 40 acres with log cabin 16x40 on Upper Applegate. Will make good home. 9 acres can 9 a irrigated. Priced right. Might consider a -trade. J. E. Zuxer, Allan notei. uau evenings. FOR SALE 34 Chevrolet sedan with '36 motor. Heavy duty delivery bike wttn basket, can alter a:au p. 1000 W. llth St For REN T Desirable apartment. Grand Hotel, FOR A PERSONAL OR AUTO LOAN See THE OREGON FINANCE CO., 43 South Central. A Pioneer Firm., machinery by having It STEAM CLEANED at MITCHELL PAINT SHOP, 608 S. Riverside. FURNITURE MCVING Reffular van service, state o- nation-wide. Phone 3888, Davis Transfer at Storage Co. 40 S. Fir St. every day except Saturday. Medford School of Beauty Culture. Phone 2530. STORAGE SERVICE two-stnry brick building. Furniture carefully handled, personal lockers. C 1 1 y Transfer & Storage. Phone 4664, 36 a. r ir ai. WANTED at once by defense worker and famllv. tav nermnnt rMlHnt To rent two or three-bedroom fur- nisnea modern nouse. ynone aoie. LOW PRICED LUMBER At Cameron Mofflth Lumber Co. South Riverside at Unmet t Rmrl. A Kood assortment nf routrh hojtrrl dimension, plank. Also northern red cconr ience posTS. NO PRIORITY NEEDED. : Phone 8462. DANCE at Silver Moon, 1180 Oak St, ffsniann. January au. FOR RENT Small badroom, hom privileges, reasonable. Phone 38B0. wANibu A lady companion, can worK in aavume. modern home. Tnlent, Ore. Phona 9403. Mrs. A. T, tviumiuian. WANTED Nlphtwatch, hours 9 d. o 7 a. m. Call tor personal fnter. view neiwecn a a. m. and B d, American Fruit Growers. Inc.. 313 wim r ir oireet, meoioro, Oregon. Doors Open 1:45 P.M. U OPEN UP YOUR I VJ l rutin CTllcrsn Mnael I Va.dropa break up . 1 nasal stuffiness, you V-sfl easssssssssssssssssaaasasssssssssss t breathemorecomfort-VT vm I i M v.- Friday, Jan. IS, 1943 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUlfE KIlfE CASH OFFER tor your 9 or S-bedroom modern nome. cioto in. Tribune box 3169. FOR OVXJE 3 acres irrigated, modern nouso. 4 large cnicxen nouses, 4o laying hens. S miles Medford. paved road. 94000. Sea A. F. Flowers, Broker. 18 St. near Front. FOR RENT Heated 3-room apart ment, call oeiore 7 tonigni or any time Saturday. No drinkers, chil- dren or pets. 3tn s. central. FOR SALE 4 tiny Pomeranian puppies. 3 DiacK ana one Drown sable. Phone Central Point 15X2. FOR SALE Westing house electric econo-cooKer. siu. Mrs. mooter. 17 svasi main. FOR 8AX-E Straw, large bales, E. U wait, Bellinger itoaa. FOR' RENT 4 rooms clean. " adults. no. e riazei ti. WANTED Electric range, standard make preferred, mranK Town, itu i. box alio, wings urcnara. FOR RENT Nice bedroom In private home, worKing gin preierreci. uoara If desired. Phone 22(11 or 2984. 710 Bennett Ave. MUST SELL pre-war steel baby buggy, pre-war rupoer oaininette. n. quj. SALE SA USKD CARS Largest stock tn southern Oregon to choose from Want to close out entire stock L N- Shults. 234 N Riverside. FOR RENT On a" housekeeping room, Ulanr not moaernv inquire at oia s. FOR SALE Ground barley,, oats and , barley, or rolled barley. Faber's. 34 p. Riverside, pnone 4440. WANTED TO RENT br retired Med iora Business man ana wire, a or a room unrurnisned nouse. could ex change rental of 4-room unfurnished house on East side, subject to own ers approval, rnone avoo. FOR SALE Fisher's Calf Meal Builder pellets. Faoer't. 34 s. tuver- side. i-none 444U. FOR SALE 1833 Plymouth coupe. good i Lane. ood ruDoer. ku a, box ibs. Beau fjRESSED colored hens, 35c lb. Jhone 3804, FOR SALE Cull and stem unctured Cornice, 75c and gl a lug. Bring own containers, weter rruu to. WANTED Good 8" or 10" turning plow. Phone 4i. WANTED Dependable steady man. good wagi City Sanll essential work. Sanitary Service Co. 313 Main st -GALLON ARMY JEEP CANS' TOR GASOLINE, ETC.; SLIGHTLY USED, REGULAR S3 70. Special S1.99. STAMPER St GOFT BROS.. 223 WEST MAIN. FOR help with your Income tax. Pb 3913. 55 Ross court. WE BUYEM-WE SELLUM COME IN AND SEEEM 193S De Soto Coupe 1935 Ford Sedan 11133 Ford Sedan 1936 Olds Sedan 193fl Pontiac Sedan 1938 Plymouth Sedan 1 1040 Pontiac Radio - 1 1943 Pontiac Alr-unlt Heater Dayton.McClaren Tires Be at A. Z "Tubby" Dean's Your Pontlao Dealer Richfield Station nfnl 9049 6th and Grape Sta Buy War Bonds ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON-AII kinds of beauty service Permanenta a specialty Ph 3SS4 130 N Central CEDAR POSTS Blf husky fence posts of North, ern Cedar Reasonably priced Cameron-Moffttt Lbr Co.. Phone owl s mveralde at Barnett road STARTS TOMORROW Double FOR SALE 3000 seasoned T-foot cedai posts. See Carold J. Parker. 610 S. Central INTERIOR PAINTING) and papa hanging phone 9094. CASH IN A FLASH FOR VOUR CAR. Save Time. Cash and Gss, Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph 39l ' eth and Bartlett No Red Tape When You Sell to Us. IN STOCK NOWt READ? FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY f.o.b. Mediord V TRUCKS On Ton to Fortv Fto Teas HUMPHREY MOTORS 33 S. Riverside Dial 4980 Indemnity Blended Whtakay f i ss-Proof S7M " 1 OriUNiutisl ,o9PW Spirits. The Lane. gCl.Z5, down. Distillery, 'Zmff'OTlffiP'. Havre de Graco :SefTT: m.