Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 16, 1945, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and rlnd.Willlara F. Grant wai fined $10 In local court Monday for violation of the basic rule. Elderly Man 111 Frank By bee, Jackson county pioneer res ident, is ill at his home on the Jacksonville highway. Mr. By bee was 80 years old December Gardeners To Meet Jackson ville Garden club Will meet Thursday at 2 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Mary Godward. Anna Coleman will speak on "Prim roses" and Lois McKee on "Pro pagation by Cuttings." Stove Fire The fire depart ment's chemical crew was sum moned to the G. E. Childrith residence, 530 Haven street, at 12:48 p. m. Monday to exting uish an overheated oil stove. No damage was reported, the fire chief said. . On Furlough Staff Sergeant Harry E.'Hoxie plans to leave Medford tonight after a fur lough of several days here with his wife at their home 407 King street. He is stationed at North Camp Hood Texas and entered the army in September 1940. . In Accident Barbara Yocum, aged 17, of route 4 was involved in a minor automobile accident Monday morning when her ve hicle collided with one operated by J. W. Casad, route 1, at South Oakdale and Monroe street intersection a report on file stated. Only minor damage was reported. e Hostesses To Meet Junior hostesses of the Riverside USO will meet this evening at the USO at 8 o'clock. Major Vera Marts, acting director, will pre side and will introduce Miss Nancy Lee Huff, new supervisor of Junior hostesses. It is stated ' that it is imperative that all junior hostesses attend the meet ing. see On Leave Wilbur L. Tucker, CEM, navy, returned from 30 months service in' the South Pacific at a shore station a few days ago and is visiting his wife at their home, 2233 Aloha, until Feb. 6. He will report to Camp Parks near San Francisco for duty on conclusion of his leave. Tucker was well known here and In Southern Oregon prior to entering the navy, having spent most of his life in this area. Warning! WATCH OUT FOR SNIFFIY " Head Colds Read colds can cause much coffering. Dent suffer needlessly. Just put a lit tle Va-tro-nol up each nostra. Relieves eneesy, stuffy dis tress. Also helps prevent many colds from devel oping If used In tlmel Try it. Fol low directions in folder. Works flnel VKKSVATRGNOL c lllirDMilT I quickly relieve I distrslS J TONIGHT 8 o'Clock MEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL Beats Available j "l V ' V ' 't I I VIRGIL World's Greatest Magician This reminder of Virgil' performance to, , night published In cooperation with i the Visual Education program at Medford High by the A -ONE BREWING CO. Clicquot Club Bottling Company of Medford PERSONAL Honorably DlicharoeH Tn. formation was received here to day that Carrol Allen Poe was honorably discharged from the Seabees in San Diego, Calif., and has returned to Medford. His local address is 902 North Central avenue. Poe was a ship fitter and served in Hawaii dur ing part of his tour of duty, friends said. Leaves Pfc. Paul Pence left Friday for the army air field at Long Beach, Calif.,, after spend ing a 10-day furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mlnnus Pence of Central Point. Pfc. Pence was accompanied north by his wife. Pence spent 18 months In Iceland and while on duty there graduated from an army school for cooks and bakers. .Traffic Accident Rov Wart. low, lllOVi East 11th street, said in an accident report on me mat ne backed up and struck a parked car about 20 feet south of 13th street Mon day morning, driven by E. E. Clark, of '528 Pearl street. Wad low was operating a City of Medford water truck the report stated but only minor damage occurred he said. From Washington 1st Lt. Kramer Deuel arrived from Portland last Thursday for a short visit with his mother Mrs. F. K. Deuel at the familv home. iuib south Oakdale. He is sta tioned in Washington, D. C, with the corps of engineers, hav ing entered the service about two years ago. This is his first visit to Medford in three vears. Lt. Deuel plans to leave here inaay before reporting back to the capital. He was an attor ney here prior to entering the service. Dunagan Home Eugene Dun- agan, MM2c, arrived in Med ford Saturday by air from New York City and is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Dunagan, 412 West Jackson boulevard. He will be here un til January 22. Dungan, who has been in the navy since Julv of 1943, wears four campaign rib bons. Crew member of a trans port, Dunagan has been to Ice land, Italy, France, England and maae one trip tnrough the Pan ama canal and into South Pacif ic waters. Mrs. Loeffler Returns Mrs. A. J. Loeffler returned to MpH. lord Saturday and with her daughter, Miss Grace Loeffler, win taxe up res dence at 404 West Fifth street. Mrs. Loeffler came here from Seaside. Ore.. having resided there briefly while her husband, Dr. Loeffler, lieutenant - commander in the navy, was stationed at Astoria He has now been assigned to overseas duty. For a consider able period after leaving? Med- ford the Loefflers resided in Mis souri while Dr. Loeffler wax its. tioned at Park college. The Loef flers . youngest daughter, Miss Mary Ellen, enrolled at the Uni versity of Oregon at the begin ning of the winter term and Beats Available CALENDAR Tuesday 8:00 p. m. Crater Lake Post and auxiliary, VFW, business meeting at armory followed by social hour. 8:00 p. m. Chapter BE, PEO, home of Mrs. Orel A. Welsh. 1033 Queen Anne avenue, for Found ers' Day program. 8:00 p. m. Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters, Joint instal lation of officers at K. of P. hall. Open to public. :uu p. m. Carnation eluo. home of Mrs. Minnie Bower, 729 West Thirteenth street. Wednesday 10:00 a. m. Jackson County Council of Parents and Teachers, recreation hall, Priddy street. Business meeting and reports in morning, sack lunch at noon, musical- program followed by panel discusion "Alcohol, Nar cotics and we, the . People. 11:00 a. m. DAV Sewing club, home of Mrs. Effie Reyn olds, 38 North Peach street, cov ered dish luncheon at noon 1:00 p. m. Past Matrons of Nevita chapter No. 93, O. E. S, luncheon at home of Mrs. Gladys Beebe. 1:00 p. m. Victory club, des sert luncheon at Masonic hall followed by business meeting. 1:00 p. m. Get-Together club, dessert luncheon and card party at Eagles hall, 217 West Main street. 1:45 p. m. Contemporary Book club, home of Mrs. B. L. Lageson, 34 Glen Oak Court. 2:30 p. m. Wednesday Study club, Girls Community club. 7:30 p. m. Daughters of Job. Masonic Temple. 8:00 p. m. AAUW, home of Mrs. Justin Smith, 21. Geneva street. Mrs. Melvln Hogan will discuss Dumbarton Oaks confer ence plan for a United Nations' organization. 8:00 p. m. Graduate Nurses Association, District Four, home of Madelyn Klinefelter, 989 South Oakdale avenue. Assistant hostess, Mrs. Shirley Spencer, Thursday 9:30 a. m. Ladies Auxiliary of the First Baptist church at church for White Cross work Covered dish luncheon at noon. 12 Noon Daughters of Nile Sewing club at home of Mrs Arthur Winetrout, 39 Berkeley Way, to sew for Red Cross. Pot luck luncheon at noon "Bring own service. 1:00 p. m. Past Chiefs club, covered dish luncheon at the home of Austia Barneburg, 1297 Sunset avenue. 1:15 p. m. Just Folks Circle, Methodist church, dessert lunch eon at home of Mrs. F. S. Burk, 53 Rose. White elephant sale. ' 2:00 p. m. Women's Relief corps, armory. 3:00 p. m. Junior High school P-T A room 41, school, to hear Red Cross speaker on "Accident Prevention for Home, Farm and City. 3:00 p. m. League of Women Voters, discussion group on Dum barton Oaks UNO plan at home of Mrs. O. A. Eden, 211 Genessee street. their son, Robert, is a naval med ical student at the University of Oregon medical school in Portland. Miss Grace Loeffler is on the staff of the army air base here. RCA. IS 24 Annual meeting of the South ern Oregon Production Credit association for the Medford dis trict will be held here Wednes day, Jan. 24, instead of Wednes day of this week as Indicated In a news release yesterday. The annual session Is being divided into sections because of trans portation difficulties, officers of the association state. Election of directors, associa tion reports and a talk by Ern est E. Henry, president of the Production Credit corporation, Spokane, are on the meeting program. Phoenix Grange To Hold Benefit Ball Phoenix, Jan. 18 Phoenix Grange will iponsor polio benefit dance at the Grange hall Saturday, January 20, beginning at 9 p. m. Music will be furnish ed by Tripp s Tramps and a sup per will be served at intermis sion by Home Economics com mittee. This event will be the only organized effort in Phoenix to assist the National Foundation of Infantile Paralysis and sup port of the entire community Is solicited. Tests indicate that the sub stitution of roller bearings for "plain" bearings in railroad roll ing stock has reduced the start ing resistance of trains by 88 per cent. ' Piles! Ow!! -But He SMILES. Now Bs visa as IU was. L'ee sama formula nsed by tfocor. aajuncureiy at notea mom- ton at Minor cilnie. mirpnstng OUICK sillsUT. relief at pain. Itch, soreness Helps SOItea ana lenas to annua swell ing. Get tuba Thornton 4 Mlnora Recta) Ointment or Thornton A Minor Rectal Suppositories. If pot dellthted fith this DOCTORS' way, low cost is refunded. At all oo4 if notes ttirwoaia. PAUL BULKIN HAS BRUSH WITH TRAIN Paul G. Bulkin of route 1 was approaching the railroad crossing at West Main street Monday morning in his automo bile when his 3 Vi -year-old child shouted that the door on her side was open. Bulkin, having already stopped and shifted into second gear, quickly slammed it shut and went on into .high gear when he saw the Rogue River train approaching, he told in a traffic report filed today. He stepped on the gas to move for ward across the track to avoid what might nave been a serious accident. The train engine struck the rear left fender and body of his car he said, causing only minor damage according to his report of the mishap. Train and auto mobile were proceeding at a slow rate of speed the report stated. Southern Pacific officials did not state the amount of damage if any to the train's engine. Livestock Portland. Ore.. Jan. l-UP-LIve- rtocu: catue. zou: calves, aa. stow, few tale steady with Monday's un. even market. Medium-good fed steers fia.no iff 13, extreme i S16.25 for choice steers. top Monday a. Best heifers 314. Canner -cutter cows fairly active at $50 7.50. Fat dairy type cows steady at ai4iffl5. BlOW Bl 0 IS B. UUUU-LI1D1LC VCU1U Hon, zoo. unchanged. Good-choice 170-270 pounds $15 "3; heavier and llehter weight down S14JS0. Good sows 13.3U914. uood feeder plfs 1& Choice 88-pound late Monday $10.23. Sheep, 100. Nominal. Good-choice trucked In lambs salable SH 50(9 15; three loads 04-pound fed lambs late jnonaay istu, new recent nign. uooa fSWCs 4UMD1V 9J US O.OU. South San Francisco. Jan. IS tTTP t uauftj i-JvesT.ocK; uatue. 330. blow, good slaughter. steers absent, range and dairy cows making up supply mostly 25c lower uitin lata wcanesaay. uooa to cnoice fed steers quoted- S15.90 16 or above. Hoas. 100. AcUva. earlv clearance. ira tly at celling. Good and choice 00-270-DOUnd barrows and ailtji is. o. tew 3uu-3ao-pound S19, medli ait.lO-, BOOa BOWS Sheep, none. Thursday, two loads choice 8S-S8-pound fuU-wooled lambs SIS, sorted ten per cent S13. two decks ,uu.wgwTC cwci quotea as. - Chlearo, tJvestock: Jan. is UP (WTA) Hogs, 14.000. Good and choice ISO pounds and over S14.75 ceiling: 160. 170 pounds 14.2514.73; good and choice sows $14. Complete clearance early. Cattle. 10.000; calves, 1.000. Top S17.7S. for choice to price 1090-pound yearlings: bulk (ed steers and year lings $14 18.25: hellers top $15.23: Ju,ie.r. ow" ,8 down; most beef cows $9 12.50. with good kind to $14.30. Sheep, 7.000. Asking steady with '"Md'flctly good and cnoice yearlings $13.15- Portland Produce Portland. Jan. 18 (UP) Wholesale market prices: Carrots Lugs. S0c9$l. .. Tomatoes California, ftl 7ft -1 ..Ppie5 Yklm Jonathan comb., $3.98 box. ..S"!?-aaoa "'"vr w- P. Anjou, $4.80 box. Chicago Wheat Chicago, Jan. 16 UP wheat: Open ' Hlah Low cinu May $1,881. $1.63 I.UU $1.62 July JJ5 1.55 . 1J4 1M1 Dec M4g IJ51t IMH 1M S. r. DAIRY PRICES San Francisco, Jan. 16 (U.R) Dairy market: Butter: 93 score 43, 92 score 23, uu score 2Vt, 89 score 41. Cheese: Wholesale prices loais 37.li, triplets Z7.Z. Eggs: Large grade A 47H, large grade B 43V4, medium grade A 44V4, small grade A - Wall Street New York, Jan. 18 (U.B Stocks developed irregularity to day as shares of companies with good peacetime prospects grew in popularity. Wall Street analysts Interpret Nights Only Weekdays Doors Open 6:46 CLOSED WEDNESDAY COMINS THURSDAYl MAI BUSCH and DENNIS MORGAN in "Fangs of the Wild" PLUS "RED" RIDES AGAINI LAST TIMES TONIGHT1 All v HsIhTqIM ftNiM:t:.:). Ernie's a y!paiafisJwq"'Naww (Acm Tthphoto) , Vondra (Snookle) Bush, 7, makes eyes at War Correspondent Emit Pylt her godfather, as they discuss the scarf from Paris, cameo from Italy, ru from Africa that Ernie sent her. Snookle Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Duane Bush of San Mateo, Calif, long-time friends, whom be visited while awaiting transportation to cover the war in the Pacific ed scattered buying as resump tion of investment demand fol lowing yesterday's "peace scare", shakeout. Coupled., with a search for good post-war "buys." In the later group such stocks as Farnsworth Television, Emer son Electric, National Dairy, and Spiegel, Inc., reached new 1944 45 highs on gains ranging to a point in Emerson. Dresser In dustries, a leading producer of oil drilling equipment, also rose more than a point. Today s closing prices on se lected stocks: American Tel. Ic Tel. Anaconda Chrysler Curtiss Wright General Electric General Motors .. Montgomery Ward Penn R. R Phillips Petroleum . J. C, Penney ,..., Radio . Southern Pacific Standard Oil of Cal Texas Gulf Sulphur Transamerlca United Aircrafts LV S. Rubber .... U. S. Steel ; Almost 2,000 New York city employees now on military leave are scheduled to receive cost-of-living bonus upon their return to their jobs, according to the Public Administration Clearing House. . Closing time for Classified Ads a. m Too Late to Classify 12 -30 163 31 94 6Vs 39 64 50 35 46 108 11V4 41 39V4 . 38 10 31 . 52 61 Tomorrow... Y0UU SEE STARLIGHT IN 7 year eld Sharyrt ... lonely, bewildered child of forgetful parents . . pouring II her love and affection Into the heart of a homeless dogl SHARYN MOFFETT Jill Esmond Una O'Connor Geo. Cleveland Sharyn't Pal GREY SHADOW of Stronghearf Godfather GVs Lose In Boat Race With Natives Somewhere In the Southwest Pacific (U.R) Crew men versus canoe men this set-up on the Charles river recently, convin ced 12 husky infantrymen that chanting helps in a boat race. Challenged by natives to paddling contest, men of the 31st Division, among whom were former U. S. varsity strong arms, climbed into their shell with amused' smiles. They did not know the part chanting plays in South Seas races. The GIs were both distracted and "out-rlggered" as the canoe men skimmed past timing bril liant down strokes to a rhythmic composition. The chant was In finitely superior to the cries of the American coxswain, the sol diers observed. Use Mall Tribune Want Ada. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE Young Guernsey cow, freshen soon. Phone 8209. WANTED-.drum power operated wincn or noise, nayaro m. ii.icneu, 208 west Main Ht. pnone aoae. WANTED Table - top electric range. prefer wiui trasn burner, uasn. rn. 2858. FOR SALE Gypsum Car on track order early. Take de livery from ear or have delivery made to your ranch. F. E. SAMSON CO. HER as the EYES m,) Tuesday, Jam. II. IMS MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE FIVE WANTED Battery charger. Ph. SOSS. STRAYED from home "Busa" Black Cockar Spaniel. Anyone Knowing eue whereaboule pleaae call 380. rOR SALE '41 Ford lo(gln( truck. Caton ana prownupe ana wonuci trailer. Call Dick Garrett, Jacluon vine. Richfield Station. $6000" Far sale Attracuve (until- ban home on Old Stage road, near Jacksonville. acre of land, hardwood floors. naUve rock fireplace, three bedrooms. hnUt-ln mhineta in dinlnf room. tiled drainboard In kitchen. SO-gal-lon electric hot water heater, base ment with electric sump pump, new .hin.lMl roof. lawn, fruit and wal nut treee and grapes. Possession In tun weki. For aDDOlntment caU Charlaa R. Ray, Realtor, 380$. Boom 217 Medford mag. WANT To rent house, small or large. Phone 3330. FOR SAlE-it, acres. Irrigated, all new buildings, cement lounaauons. running stream, free solL Dad Roberts. 720 w. 2nd WANTED Janitor at First Christian church. Good salary, contact Kaipn L. Cook. Phone 4769 after 3 p. m. FOR SALE Baled vetch and oat hay. mixed cnoppea grama tor your dairy, hog and poultry feeds. Ph. Medford 6405. Victor Buraell. LOST OR STOLEN German Boxer part ronce aog, DOD-taiiea, nameo "Bob." Reward for Informauon. h. 8180. DON'T WORRY about movini M. For complete service phone 4884. City Transfer and Storage. 38 S. Fir bt. FARMERS' ATTENTION For fast de livery or quick move oi neavy ma chinery phone 3888, Davis Transfer WANTED Trector in good condlUon. rreier jonn ueere moaet it or A-v, Phone 683 Jacksonville. RESPONS1BE civilians desire 3-bed- room, small, modern, unfurnished house. Call 4086. TOR&ALE 1930 Durant coupe, com pleteiy overnauiea, new paint, new battery, heater, aood rubber. For sale or trade 1917 Hudson Terra plane 4-door sedan, new paint, fair rubber, new battery, clean Inside, motor in good shape, new brake Unlni. 229 Aoole St Phone 9853. LOST Big blonde cat with Infected car. Telephone 8329. AUCTION SALE Saturday, Jan. 20, 10 a. m. to la noon, ana siaxung again at 4 n. m. EnUre stock, furniture. tools, cash register, 1928 Dodge truck, heating atoves, ranges, tables, chairs, bedsteads, toole. many Items too numerous to mention. Bob's Second Hand Store, corner 8th and Crape. Bob Breeding, owner; Elmer i:namDcriin, auctioneer, u. v. uaw berun. clerk. for SALE South Bend bench lathe. Ilka new. with accessories, for Quick ale, 150. W. A. Herring, Provolt. ore. WANTED Man on ranch, aood house. Jarden apot. on paved road, close to .shland, year-round Job. Phone or see H. L. Claycomb. Ashland. Ore. FOR SALE Baled araln hay. Lest ranch South Columbus off Stewart. Hours 2 to 8:0 p. ra. Other hours, S48 S. Holly. Esten. WANTED Hospital bed. Phone Jack sonville 363. FOR SALE '28 model A Ford 1-door. good condition, gooa ruooer, eiao. pip lying. WANTED Tirea for treading. We fur nish you loaners without charge while work la being done. Firestone Stores. FOR SALE 4-room modern house. 343 Mae Street. FOR SALE s-room house In Phoenix, Oreaon. CaU 3729. FOR SALE Rat or mice poison, all kinds, Faber's, 34 8. Rlveralde. Ph. aa.v, FOR SALE 4 sows. 23 pip, 4 weeks old: 8 lambs, 8 mos. old; 1 ewe, 3 yra. oldf 1 yearling buck. -W. A. 88, 8. Padflo Sheldon, rtt. e, box highway. FOR SALE Laying Mash. In 1.000-lb lots, lust $3.20 per cwt. Try it. F. E. SAMSON CO. T 8lwpUpH.SBesdnotTrr.clt sad lot let. reetl With fiudffMlna Itch, hum aiul hvltatlm. Smart". Prrrnml d 6 u mxttoTti. triag M J snick, welcome nBat. Their iraad audi, r f MtioanifltB. reil eoBfort. rMacrda, fa ' Julpe tiaban reland msniVriais, aaashr a lobricu.. aad softens. IVotsctrieeal A J nda4e. so easyte ess. Get aseralae W ttuarfs Prruald Soepoalreius at rum ' aitsgerawltlieiitdiru-eatidlio--1 k eeaaaar's raeasr-back gaaisatse. mmH A Ends Tonlghtt GINGER ROGERS "Lady in The Dark" J" fTe.1,1.... irtetsk I GOOfy RSPLACE your broken window glass. new giasa insiaiieo wmie your uais. UEbrORD MILLWORK CO. The Glass House. Phone 41 IS 10th and Or. pa. LOW PRICED LUMBER At Cameron Mofflth Lumber Co. South Riverside at Bamett Road. A good assortment of rough boards; dimension, plank. Also northern red cedar fence posts. NO PRIORITY NEEDED. FOR SALE Fisher's Moremllx a real dairy feed, raber's, 34 S. Riverside. Phone 4449. rOR BALI rn l.ooo-Lb. Lota Special Dairy Feed. BO-lb. bag S3 40 Hog Feed, with Minerals 3 80 Scratch, 100 lbs.. Plenty of Corn 3.00 Rebblt Pellets, complete with Wne! reens . 9 eat, per 100 lbs. 340 P. E. SAMSON CO. WANTED Dependable steady man. good wages, essential work. Apply City Sanitary Service Co., 313 W. main FOR help with your Income tax. Pb, aula oa noss court. WE BUYEM WE SELLUU COME IN AND SEEEM 1038 De Soto Coupe 1935 Ford Sedan 1933 Ford Sedan 1938 Olds Sedan 1938 Pontiao Sedan 1938 Plymouth Sedan 1 1940 Pontiao Radio 1 1943 Pontlac Air-unit Beater Dayton-McClaren Tires See at A Z "Tubby" Dean's Your Pontiao Dealer Richfield Station Dial 2943 8th and Grape Sis. Buy War Bonda ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON All klnda of beauty service Permenents a specialty Ph 2684 120 N Central. INTERIOR PAINTING and paper hanging Phone 0094. CASH R4 A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR. aye Tim. Cash anel Oaa. CaU Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph SSta ath and Bartlett No Red Tape When Vou Sell to Us WANTED Furniture moving. Padded van: reliable service. F. E. SAMSON CO. X humphrey wilt buy it. sell your car to us we'll pay higher cash prices now HUMPHREY MOTORS 33 S. rMrersIdo Dial 4980 S MAJOR FIRST-RUN HITS! :ll:Mmi Shows at 1:43 - 8:4S - 9:30 LAST KIOHT1 .. .; Jeanette Nelson MacDonald Eddy In "NAUGHTY MARIETTA" TOMORROW 4 DA.YSI