Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 06, 1945, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textw LOCAL and Unit to Meet Howard Ex tension unit will meet Thursday of this week at the home of Mrs. Ernest Rogers at 10:30 am Phoenix Club to Meet The Phoenix Thursday club will meet Feb. 8 at the home of Mrs. Cornelia Barnes at 8 p. m. Mrs. Fred Hallgreiv will be co-host- Fined Royal E. Bebb was fined $5 in local court today for parking his automobile In an alley between west Mam and West 6th street on the eastside of North Grape. In Oklahoma Medford Wave, Benita Hammack, who is a sea man 2c has been transferred to the U. S. N. T. S. at Stillwater, ' Okla. She is housed at Willard Hall and is taking advanced training, having recently finish ed boot training in the East. In Armf Information re- celved today stated that James V. Adamo, a former Medford " man, has been inducted into the army at Fort Lewis, Wash. He was a registrant at local selec tive service draft board number 1, transferred for induction from a board in Portland. Moose To Meet Moose lodge No. 178 will meet Friday of this week at the home of George F. Stevens, '' one mile south of Phoenix on Highway 99, at 8 p. m. Refreshments will follow ,.'4 the business meeting. It is stated F- that dues- may be mailed to George F. Stevens, Route 4, Box 260-B, Medford. e ,e Nurse Promoted Corlnne D'Albini, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Q. D'Albini, 45 Quince street, has been promoted to first lieutenant in the army nurse corps. Lt. D'Albini, who has served with the Third army for the past six months, wrote that she had been granted a . three-day leave in order to make a trip to Paris. She has been overseas about a year. Hear from Officer Frank C. Preston. Anolegate, yester day received a letter from his ton, First Lt. Frank (J, jrresion, first to arrive since he was re ported seriously wounded last - month. The officer wrote that his rather serious chest wounds were caused by shrapnel when a shell struck a tree near him but that he had received excellent medical treatment and was re covering. The young man also praised the work of the Red Cross in the Luxemborg- hospi tal where he is a patient. " ' (jrcm of the blends millions. 5 vvxmam Peiin fclettderf Wbfsky, 14 proof, V 65 grciVi neirof spirit , 'fjf f m m?ranirnu,' a PERSONAL CALENDAR Tuesday 7:30 p. m. Lady Lions, des sert supper, home of Mrs. Earl Miner, 017 Park avenue. 7:30 p. m. Rogue Valley cnorus, high school music room. 7:49 p. m. Board members, Jackson County League of Wo men voters, home of Mrs. Justin Smith, 21 Geneva street. 8:00 p. m. Chapter BE, P. E. O.. home of Miss Kath- erine Stewart, GeBauer apart ments, with Miss Helen Parish as hostess. Program, Mrs. Wm A. Thompson. 3:00 p. m. Pythian Sisters, regular meeting and initiation. 8:00 p. m. Past Presidents' club. Degree of Honor, home of Matilda Dietrich, 939 North central avenue. 8:00 p. m. Crater Lake Post and Auxiliary, VFW, regu lar meetings followed by pie so cial. Wednesday 10:00 a. m Camp White Auxiliary Red Cross produc tion unit. Outpost. 12:30 p. m. Get-Together club, potluck dinner at Eagles hall. , 1:00 p. m Mistletoe quilt ing bee, home of Mrs. Jessie Laing, 620'i Beatty street. 1:00 p. m. Women of Ro tary, covered dish luncheon at home .of Mrs. H. D. Christensen, 29 Richmond avenue. Bring own service. Mrs. Robert A. Duff and Mrs. J, F. Moore, as sisting hostesses. 2:00 p. m. Missionary So ciety, First Christian church, Fellowship hall of church. 2:30 p. m. Wednesday Study club, Girls' Community club. 6:30 p. m. Col. Sargent Camp, USWV and auxiliary, covered dish dinner at armory followed by regular meetings. 7:30 p. m Jobs' Daughters; formal initiation at Masonic temple. 7:43 p. m. Contemporary Book club, home of Mrs. F. K. Deuel, 1018 South Oakdale ave nue, with Mrs. E. P. Vilas as hostess. Thursday 12:30 p. m. ' Reames chap ter luncheon at Holland Hotel for Mrs. Hazel Graham, associ ate grand matron of Oregon chapter. Followed by school of instruction at 2 p. m. at hall, Luncheon reservations to be made with Mrs. Delia Denny, 6108. by Wednesday. 1:00 p. m. Medford Sojourn ers' club, Birthday party at Girls' Community club. Program and cards. For reservations call Mrs. Fred Rehling, 2764. 1:30 p.m. Chrysanthemum Thimble club, home of Mrs. Car rie M lines, 820 Narregan street. 1:30 p. m. Loyalty circle, Methodist church, dessert luncheon at home of Mrs. John Larwood, 622 West Second street. Mrs. Lon Rankin, assist ant hostess. 2:00 p. m. W. C. T. U., In Mother Llttrell's room at Pres byterian church. Program on Frances Wlliard. Reception for new members, special music and refreshments. Captain Returns Capt. Robert E. Young has arrived in San Francisco after .16 months in the - South Pacific and his wife left last night to Join him. The two will return to Medford In about two weeks. Capt. Young is a marine pilot and is the son of Harvie Young, 513 Beatty street. Traffic Accident An auto mobile accident at 10th and Orange streets Sunday morning involved automobiles operated by Mary Burke, route 1 Box 226, and Edith Hannah Arnold, 912 West 11th street according to re ports filed by both drivers. No damage was estimated by either party. Traffic Violators Fined $2.50 for double parking In lo cal court yesterday was Mrs. Elsie Maxwell. June Daspit post ed $2.50 ball for the same of fense yesterday also. Three per sons posted $1 bail each for parking their automobiles over an hour. They were Jens Jen sen, Bill Peek and Vern Van dyke. , New Residents Coming here this week to maKe his home was Marion Fischer, a former chief commissary steward In the navy. Fischer was honorably dis charged recently after a long tour of duty and brought his wife and children to Medford with him. He is employed as a salesman at Beck's bakery. Be fore entering the service Fischer was well known in Bend and The Delles and visited here oc casionally on business. .At urnun"'- ifirt ii FIELD CONFAB Outlining military operations on map. Ma, Gen. Verne D. Mudge, commander of 1st Cavalry Division discusses front line business with Ma, Gen. William H. Gill commander of 32nd Division.' (U. S. Sianal Corns Photo.) ' Students to Meat A meet ing of Truth students will be held at 316 East Main,, Apt. 3, 7:30 p. m. Thursday, Feb. 8th. All former Unity Students are welcome. P.-T. A. to Meet Jackson ville Parent-Teacher association will celebrate Founders' Day at a meeting tomorrow at 3 p. m. In the Jacksonville high school auditorium. Speaker will be Mrs. H. O, Colburn, Medford, presi dent of the County Council. Following the program a birth day cake will be served. Anyone interested is invited to attend. Return from Seattle Dr. and Mrs. Bert R. Elliott, Route 2, have returned from Seattle where they spent a three-day week-end. They accompanied Dr. and Mrs. William L. Barnum of Portland, Dr. Barnum acting as clinician for the Seattle Mid winter Clinic while ther .. Dr. and Mrs. Elliott enjoyed a visit with Dr. Elliott's son, Jim, who Is attached to the Bremerton Naval Hospital. . e e Accident Automobiles driv en by Darr'ell Riggs, 1104 East 11th street and George Pence, 837 West 2nd street were in volved in a minor accident Mon day on 6th street near Holly shortly after noon, according to a report filed with local police. Rlggs was pulling away from the curb, the report said, when his car was sideswiped by the other vehicle which was com ing down 6th street. Amount of damage was not reported. FIRST AID CLASS STARTS FEB. 14 A First Aid class will open at the County Court House Audl toriumi on Wednesday evening, Feb. 14. Classes will run from 7:15 to 9:15 p. m. instructor will be John C. Preston, who has had several years of experience as ah in structor in Chicago with indus trial firms and neighborhood groups. He is now with the Pa cific Bell Telephone Company in Meciiora. Mr. Preston is also a qualified Accident Prevention Instructor. Maurice Tedrow. chairman of First Aid for Jackson County announces that the class is open to the general public. Men and women as well as to all high school students who have to make up First Aid work are invited to attend the class which will be conducted twice a week at night. DR. TALBOTT DIES San Francisco, Feb. 6 flJ.R) Final rites were being arrang ed today for Dr. E. Guy Talbott, Pacific coast director of the World Alliance for International Friendship through Churches, who died here yesterday shortly after he was stricken with a heart attack. NEW AIR SERVICE Los' Angeles, Feb. 6 U.R) American airlines Inaugurates daily service from Los Angeles to Akron, O., via its southern route, with the flagship "Akron" leaving here late today on the first flight. WEATHER Northern California Mostly clear today and tonight but in creasing cloudiness north por tion Wednesday. Cool nights and mild afternoons. Drinfes even Sound Better EasTE mixed with Canada Dry Water oparkle cat loud. "Pm-PomT Cab. oration" insure liveliness end tip ( to the last tip. ft I TV raw i i it' OPENED IN CITY An old clothes drive for Rus sian War Relief will be conduct ed this week beginning today, E. H. Hedrlck superintendent of schools has announced. In con junction with a national drive, other agencies cooperating with local schools are the American Legion, the Legion Auiliary and local churches, Hedrick said. Citizens of Medford are re quested to turn over to school children any items of clothing not needed for a general collec tion on Wednesday. All articles should be mended and in good repair. Shoes should be paired and tied together so that they can go into immediate use.. Win ter and summer apparel for all ages is urgently needed, Hed rick said, but should be practi cal in design. Blankets and bed ding are also a relief "must" for the Russians and are wanted on this collection. All contributors are urged to tie clothing in bun dles with stout cord. The drive, which will be or ganized much as the recent pa per drive, has a classroom quota fixed at one pound of clothing per student, with rooms of more than 50 students assigned a 50 pound quota, the school author ity announced. Rooms that fell behind on quotas for the paper drive ' have an opportunity to earn a holiday on this drive by doubling their quotas on old clothes. Ruth Nutter Begin Work At Naval Air Station In Hawaii V. S. Naval Air Station, Ka hulul, Maui, T. H. Ruth Nut ter, WAVE Seaman First Class, of 826 South Central St., Med ford, Oregon, has started to work as part of the first large con tingent of WAVES to be station ed at this air station In the Pa cific. With nearly 100 others, she arrived at the Naval Air Station, Puunerie, Maul, on January 8 after a flight from Honolulu, where the first group to serve outside the continental limits of the United States landed from a large transport ship. She was subsequently assigned to this station. Seaman Nutter is the daugh ter of Mr .and Mrs. Charles A. Nutter of 1114 Stevens street, Medford. She was formerly stationed at the Naval Air Sta tion, Atlanta, Georgia. , 69 RESCUED Washington, Feb. 6 U.R) The war shipping administra tion reported today that crew men of the American war freighter, S S Cape Sandy, res cued 80 soldier survivors of a Liberty ship and nine survivors of another cargo vessel bombed recently by Japanese raiding planes near Leyte in the Philip pines, NEGRO CONFESSES Covington, Ga., Feb. 6 (U.B Newton county Sheriff W. G. Benton said today that a 19-year-old Negro farmhand confessed to the fatal rape-slaying of Mrs. Emma Piper Berry, 63, early Sunday morning. CLOTHING DRIVE FOR RUSSIANS IS Bit tOTTU aSs2a Seeest AvaTlf 30 SKI EXPERTS READY TO FORM PATROL SYSTEM Approximately SO men, meet ing Sunday afternoon at the Hotel Holland, with L. B. Mac nab of Portland, chairman of the Pacific Northwest division of the National Ski Patrol sys tem, expressed a desire to organ ize a ski patrol for this area. The group will meet Wednesday evening, February 7, at the Chamber of Commerce, to per fect the organization, select offi cers, and make plans for a train ing schedule. Macnab pointed out that Med ford was the only area not now covered by such a patrol. Object of the ski patrol Is to have a civilian group of men, experi enced in mountaineering, and able to travel in the mountains under any conditions, to serve as aids to the military in reaching any plane disaster where there Is a chance to save life. Attendance Urged Any person interested In the patrol, whether he attended the Sunday meeting or not, is urged to attend the meeting Wednes day, when further plans on training and organization will be discussed. . ' Attending the meeting Sun day were Innls Roberts,' of Kla math Falls, a member of the National Ski Patrol System of Klamath Falls, who gave some interesting highlights on how the Ski Patrol operates in coopera tion with the army and the navy. ' Others attending included Harvey Robertson, K. G. Den man, Robert Beebe, John Nie dermeyer, V. A. Norris, A. P. Butler, Capt. S. A-. Starr, Jack Saubert, Lewis Conger, Frank H. George, Alford H. Taylor, Fred J. Fry, Wesley Coleman, Fred Underwood, Mark Taylor, Raymond L. Martin, M. ,L. Ted row, Chet Fitch, Art Goss, E. P. Leavltt, Moore Hamilton, W. T. Frost, R. A. Work, Ben Newman, Leo Hoag, Sam Jennings, and L. E. Randle. MORE TOWNS TAKEN BY FIFTH ARMY IN ITALY Rome. Feb. 6 (U.R) Fifth army troops have occupied four more towns in advances along the Serchio river in the' west sector of their lines, headquar ters said today. Improved weath er brought an increase of patrol activily along other sections of the front. Castel Vecchlo, east of the river, was occupied Sunday night by forces which later oc cupied Alblano. Lami di bono and Calominl, west of the Ser chio valley, were recapturea Monday. STATED cmmunlcaUon of Rnmn Chapter, O. B. 8.. Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Visit of Anoclata Grand Matron, Mn. Hatel Graham. Initiation and re freshmenta. VlalUng mem hen invited. Amelia Hilea, W. M. Too Late to Classify FOR RENT Small modern bouses. Phone 6481. $5775 Suburban, with four acres, mostly Irrigated, clover, garden, family fruit, shade. Neat five-room modern cottage, new large poultry house, good barn, cooler and store room; paved roaa; very close in. A good small farm. ELMER HERRIED, Exclusive Agent Dial 3367 or Call at 44 N. Riverside $4000" 6-rm. mod. house, oil heat, . garage, woodshed, service : norcn. back yard fenced: S lots. Close to school. CARL COTTSCHE I 7 N. Bartlett st. Phone 4046 or 3061 WANTED Service station operator, experienced preferred, or anyone willing to learn. Top wages. Call 3010 days. 7306 evenings. NEW kind of ' ASPIRIN tablet doesn't upset stomach jeeijgwsa When you need quicnreiiuiiruii: pain, do you hesitate to take aspirin because it leaves you with an upset stomach? H to this new medi cal discovery SUPERIN, is "lust what the doc tor ordered" (or you. t Suparln Is aspirin plus contains the same pure, safe aspirin yot. have long known-but devolopec by doctors in a special way (01 those upset by aspirin in it ordi nary torra. This new Mnd of aspirin table dissolves more quickly, lets th aspirin get right at the lob ot re lieving pain, reduces the acidity o ordinary aspirin, and docs out ir ritate or upset stomach even afte; repeat doses. Ten Hilt out to remind you U get Superin today, so you can havi it on band when headaches, colds etc.. strike. See how quickly i relieves pain how grxramt fine you (eel after' pLJtif taking Atvourrlnur- V "'"' ist's, lot and D9i. WANTED TO BCY so foldrnf chain m uBncnw. iTtoune. BOX autfa. "OR SALE Cull apudi. 7 ton. M. Li Carmean. Phone aim. Eagle Point. WANT ride to Blf "V" mornini"B B and return S p. m. Phone 3B4S. FOR SALE 13i t. boat, built by tKo Old Towne Boat company. SO" beam and a new 16-h.p. Johnston out board motor. 300 Columbus. Phone oam gays, uao evenings, TOH SALE 3-wheel trailer. Autom. bile Market. 6th and Bartlett. HIGH duality lui-trlmmed lady's wool coat, aln 14, for sale, phone 2370. FURNITURE FOR SALE 1113 S. Oakdale. Thor electric washer, hard wood extension dinette with 4 chairs, msple bedslesd and dressing table, all nearly new. Also fine bed cot and mattress, S dining chain, tubular Iron bed with box springs, btraseya maple dresser table, oak hall set. gas ranee, Ice retrlcerator, breakfstUhleandother Items. FOR SALE-Cem EverKaftngl iffaw perry plante, fruit trees, ornamental ' trees and shrubs. Some J. H. Hale peach trees. Glascock's Nunery. 364 Beatty, Medford. Ore. GIRL vnntsllght homework and care of children for room, board and wages. Irene Rucka, RL 3, Box 473. Grants Pass. FOR SALE Ncwly-bullt two-wheel trailer, 8-ply 0.00x16 Urea, ball hitch; also Phllco car radio. Phone 4 1 00. Call at Associated station, cor- .... .-itwai, j. mversioe. FOR RENT Furnished apartment for employed couple. Can be seen from , m a p. m. iq laurel ST. WILL pay cash for lata model car S,om.P.riv,w Br,y "hi. Tribune, Box 3113. WANTED 3 pure-bred while Jeney giant roosters. Will buy or trade. win u. mono pwub. DON'T WORRY about moving, for complete service phone 4664, City FAK M EKS7"A TTKNTI ON For last de- chinery phone 2B88. Davis Transfer St Storage Co,. 40 S. Fir t. WANTED TO BUY Good llKht 4- wheel trailer. Central Point Tradlnji Poet. $5500 8-room home, fine location on fiaved street: 3 bedrooms and sleep ng porch, basement, oil furnace, hardwood floors, fireplace. Terms. $2500 .?, "I'."' unimproved, on Jackson ville highway, close to Medford; 3 acres Irrigated. Fine site for future building. Terms. No, 394-B. $6750 13.7 acre, well located In good district; free toil, oiled road. Seven room modern home. barn, poultry house, brooder house, fruit house, pressure pump. No. 391-B. SPENCEIt-UAGLEY AGENCY 102 W. Main St. Phone 2076 or 0803 WANT TO BUY 2-wheel trailer, food r. i. v;.:,ww io-wicn. auj . ivy. FOR RENT -Small, neat apartment Phone 8109. 333 E. Jackson! THE MIDWAY AUCTION yard's will - wi.,siiiiiciu ui ou neaa or nogs for Thursday's sale. Several brood sows, some feeder and weaner Pigs and fot hdgs. A good work team and harness. Also good line-up of dairy cattle. In the mlscelleneous line will be a prewar davenport and chair, a 7-foot tandem disc, a 3 bottom, 14.1n. tractor plow and equipment. Mlscellaneoua sale starts at 10:30 t-m' Jv"! "Jta .JiC? t IP. m.. i:ii:miim Showi at 1:45.8:45-9:30 Last Times Tonlte "THI SIGN OF THE CROSS" with Fredrlc March Claudette Colbert Charlts Laughton It's That Henry Aldrich Brat Again! the kid who makes millions of radio listen ers scream with laughter! Now he's in a real jaml STARTS Wednesday Two Features HE'S BACK AGAIN WITH . . . r TMtdc?' ft. I IMS MEDFORD MAIL TltlTOsfB-riYB FOR SALE Hay, around or loose, first cuttinf alfalfa. L. I. Hamlin, Arnold lane. Phune 63B2. JUST ARRIVED Fencing, all kinds, poultry and rabbit hexagon netting, field fence, steel fence posts. Min ion's Building Supply Jacksonville n ignway. rnont into. FOR SALE Nearly 2 acres, Irrigated, fenced, new buildings, 6room house, concrete foundation, service porch, hot water tank. large barn, garage, henhouse, artesian well, soft water, new preuure system. Clean stream - on place. Lota of dry wood. Other articles go. a miles from Medford. 4,000. See Dad Roberts, 730 W. 2d. or phone 3664. i DOUBLE wooden bed, coll springs and Inner-spring mattress, prewar; 1 Iron double bed springs ana cotton mattress, 1 4-size iron bed springs and cotton mattress, 1 pr. double bed slie coll springs, 1 double size cotton mattress: mlscellaneoua ar ticles. iuj4 west litn POR RENT Furnished apartment 630 APARTMENT BUILDING. $6000 M.900 down buys this brick build ing; 4 apartments, furnished. Large store and 3-room house. A good home. Income pays for balance. Phone Jacksonville 191 for appoint ment. W. A. Chi Id ers. Real Estate. O. A. Kimball. Jacksonville. FOR SALE Westinghouse electric range, amine roam set wita buffett. Tie s. Hoiiyr LOST Cr key, tag No. 66868. 63S Pennsylvania. FOR SALE Electric range, good con- union, wwu cuTGiuaior i,ou oia Si. Central. FOR RENT Nice furnished room. enower ana Dam; ciose in. neason- nme. loa w. oaKdaie. WANTED Best bicycle, boyl or gins, fas wm buy. Phona 3101. Mr. X SLEEPING room with gai heat U1IBD, FOR SALE Gaines Dog Meal and many others. Faber's, 34 S. River- siae. f none WANTED Girl or woman for house work. 932 Reddy ave. Phone 333 8. WANTED Girl or woman for house work. 93a Reddy ave. Phone 3358. FOR SALE One hardwood dining udib ana six cnairs, one breakfast table, one twin bed spring and mat tress, one twin bedstead, one feath er bed, 1 bookcase, I small rocker, 1 set of quilting frames and fruit isrt, one double bed and springs. 'windows AND'bbbM . biock or rspeclal sizes Window Glass installed PADOHAM PLANING MUX HQS Court St; Phone .780 WE DUYEM WB SELLEM COME IN AND SEE-EM 103B Graham Fordo- Redan 1837 Pontlao S-Pasa. Coupe 1937 Pord Oe Luxe Ford or 183S Ford Coupe 1035 Ford Fordor Sedan 1034 Ford Victoria Sedan 1035 Ford Tudor Sedan 1935 Studebaker Sedan 103S Nash Sedan The Famoua Dayton-McClaren Tires Bring In Vour Certificate. Batteries Fan Belts FogUte See at A. Z. "Tubby" Dean's Vour Pontlao Dealer Richfield Station Dial INI Sth ani Grape Buy Bonds CASH IN A FLASH: FOR YOUR CAR. aye Tune. Cash and Oaa v Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer. fh i 3tt Sth and Bartlett No Red Tape When Vou Sell . to Us. SHIPWRECKED IN PARADISE WITH L AMOUR ' Y AjUr LX3ROTHY I S3z LAMOUR 1 flr EDDIE BRACKEN 1 fr Y GIL LAMB & I v'MfY BARRY SULLIVAN 1 I l, 1 W -( ,t,- -r-(.y" LATEST NEWS and Short Subject ENDS TONITE SOMETHING FOR THE BOYS FOR HELP with your Income tail, days or evening., phone 18ll. il Ross court FOR BALE Fisher's wheat mix mill, run. Faber's, 34 s. Riverside. Phone 4449. LOW PRICED LUMBER At Cameron Moffith Lumber Co. South Rivet ride at Barnett Road. A good assortment of rough board, dimension, plank. Also northern re4 eedar fence posts. NO PRIORITY NEEDED. Phone 0462. "" ROUGH BUS A, SABl1 grain Tel Mii: "" itlM your Insurance needs to Walter Jones. Phone 2570. STORE your goods witW Saieir. Eads Transfer and Storage Co. TRUCKS FOR RENT Drire Yourself Sits Vi Any Dlsttnes 'ruitt's Moblloil Station Msln Jd try Phont 4141 WASHING MACHINES REPAIRED Psrtt It Serrlet on All Mikes B t I Washer Shop 406 E. Mala Phoat S30S FREE ESTIMATE Body sod Fender Repairs Complete Car Painting We repair those fenders and male roui car LOOK LIKI NEW Good Work dood Barries Let Va Do It Now Jackson SI. Garst 120 E. Jaeksaa Street X 1 IS YOUR CAR FOR SALE? SEE HUMPHREY NOW .' f or a HIGH CASH PRICE HUMPHREY KOTORS USED CAR EXCHANGE 33 S. RIvarsido Ave w ( (ostfliDJiiJ on Tropica! Isle V LAfilOU& I and in f TCCHNICOLOITOOI I mm OOMHAM WORTS itC, - - TOrl, 'Ifi.iois - , CAMAD RY WATER KAM0VS)