Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 27, 1945, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextJ LOCAL and Fined Olaf Redahl, 54, born in Norway, was arrested for be ing drunk in a public place and sentenced to five days in city jail in police court Monday. P. Van Dyke was fined $5 for park ing in an alley. . Her From Montana Dick Alford, who has been attending Carroll college at Helena, Mont., is visiting at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Al ford, 517 W. XOth street. He is enrolled in the navy V-12 pro gram and is home between semesters. Seab.ee Home L. W. Robin son, who has been overseas 21 months with the Seabees, is spending a 30-day convalescent leave with his family at 524 Pearl street. Robinson has served at Hawaii and came to the states from Guam, where he has been on duty for some time. Valley Unit To Meet Evans Valley Extension unit will meet at the home of Lenora Winters Friday, Mar. 2. Subject for the meeting will be "Professional Touches on Home Sewing" and all ladies attending are asked to bring a six inch square of ma terial, thimble, needle and thread. A covered dish luncheon will be served at noon. NEW kind of ASPIRIN tablet doesn't upset stomach "1 When you need quick relief from pain, do you hesitate to take aspirin because it leaves you with an upset stomach? If so this new medi cal discovery SUPERIN, ia "just what the doc tor ordered" for you. Superln It aspirin plus contains the same pure, sate aspirin yot have long known- but developed by doctors in a special way foi those upset by aspirin in ordi nary form. Thi new kind of aspirin table: dissolves more quickly, lets the aspirin get right 8t the job of re lieving pain, reduces the acidity o ordinary aspirin, and does not ir ritate or upset 3tomach even af tei repeat dose3. Tear this out to remind you tc get Superin today, so you caD hav it on hand when headaches, colds etc., strike. See how quickly i' relieves pain how tine vou teei alter anSitiW talrimr Atvourdrue- V.o"kpt gist's, 16 and 39. MERRICK'S h r rrjaprcr CODE EARLY -STARTS 8 P.M. We must close at Midnight in cooperation with Jamet Byrnes' nation-wide closing request. Ei.imtTjiMit i to the music I 1 A V that's thrilled S J millions on Tj' the RADIO (T X. EU ...STAGE... U end SCREEN! J T. '' ' '&jr America s Foremost , SSJ I sj S- -'"Mr Composer end Conductor fiEff 2 l and his ORCHESTRA If $11 The Dance Treat of the Entire MZf Yeer. Make "Dete" NOW te l hear this grand band Ted and ml TAyL his boys . . ml 1 Iffl MKeffAII t fuyiNPERSOI Admission Si.20 Per PERSONAL D.A.V. Meeiina nu.hloH American Veterans and Auxil- iarv will mpflt tnnicrht nt fi O'clock in thfft nmnrv Pofracli. ments will follow the meeting. . Graham Returns P. T. "Pat" Graham, nublicitv riirerrnr nf the Disabled American Veterans, returned Monday from Portland where he has been engaged on veterans affairs for the past two weeks. e In Hospital A. C. Husqn, route 1, Is seriously ill in Com- munity hospital, relatives stated today. Mr. Huson was taken to the hospital Saturday night suf fering from severe nose hemor rhages and his condition today was said to be only fair. Building Permits Building permits were issued by the city superintendent's office yesterday to G. W, Rose, 433 Union street, to erect a cottage at an approxi mate cost of $200, and Clara M Barry, 124 North Columbus street, to remodel her residence at a cost of about $200. Navy Inductees Registrants of selective service local draft board one inducted into the navy at Seattle recently were Virgil A. Swanson and Frank W. Faw- cett. The latter had volunteered for immediate induction accord ing to information received here. Almo C. Yeary, a transfer from a local board in Pomona, Calif., has also been inducted into the navy. Couple Leaves Major and Mrs. Bruce B. Hammond left Medford Friday after making a short visit here with the major's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Ham mond, Fern Valley Road. They continued to Seattle to visit Mrs, Hammond's mother, Mrs. Sigurd Hage, and later will return to the marine base at San Diego where Major Hammond will re port for duty. The major recent ly returned to this country after many months of sea duty and his marriage to Miss Mary Hage took place January 22. . e Officer Returns Lt. Dowd L. Cooper, former Medford resi dent and member of the Med ford national guard unit, arriv ed in San Francisco Saturday after spending an extended time in the South Pacific with the air corps. Lt. Cooper, who graduat ed from Medford senior high school with the class of 1930, left here in the fall of 1940 with the national guard. After a year at Ft. Lewis he transferred to the air corps with which he has since served. The officer will spend most of his leave with his wife and 14-months-old daughter who are residing in Salem with Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Moyer, sis ter and brother-inlaw of Lt. Cooper and also former Med ford residents. Lt. Cooper's daughter was born while he was serving overseas. BALLROOM Tl n Person, lncMjngTit CALENDAR Tuesday 7:00 p. m. Shrineri' wives, potluck dinner at home of Mrs. George Carter, followed by cards and games. 7:30 p. m. Rogue Valley chorus, practice at high school. 8:00 p. m. Degree of Honor, K. of P. hall. Practice for in spection. 8:00 p. m. Phythian club, Girls' Community club. Claudine Hawks and Alice Bilderback, hostesses. 8:00 p. m-D.A.V. auxiliary, armory. Refreshments will be served to both chapter and aux iliary following meetings. 8:00 p. m. Medford ' Zonta club, studio of Mrs. Effie Kurtz, 204 North Ivy street. Wednesday 12:30 p. m. Mistletoe . club, Girls' Community club, covered dish luncheon. Members asked to come in -norning If possible to sew. 1.00 p. m. Oakgrove Neigh borhood club, home of Mrs. F. H. Gardner, Jacksonville Star Route, dessert luncheon. 1:00 p. m. Chapter AA, P. E. O., home of Mrs. J. A. Cun ningham, Orchard Home Drive. Miss Joan Cunningham and Mrs. C. H. Paske, assistant hostesses. Program, Mrs. Dolph Phipps. Members req jested to bring war efforts report. 1:00 p. m. Crater Lake aux iliary, VFW, sewing club, home of Mrs. E. G Heim, 508 South Grape street, dessert luncheon and sewing. 1:30 p. m. USWV Auxili ary Service club, dessert lunch eon at home of Mrs. Harry Bar neburg, 1297 Sunset avenue. Bring old Christmas cards for work projects. 8:00 p. m. American Legion auxiliary, armory. Red Cross cutting. 8:00 p. m. Chrysanthemum Thimble club, home of Mrs. Lola Bergman, 328 North Oakdale avenue. 8:00 p. m. Mariners' class, First Christian church, at church to see recreational film. Mem bers and invited guests. 8:00 p. m. American Legion post, armory. Initiation and Dutch lunch. Thursday 10:30 a. m. Medford Garden club. Girls' Community club. 10:30 a. m. - Wenonah club, home of Mrs. Lew Bittle, Maple Park Drive. Bring own service and sewing kit. 12 noon Daughters of Nile, covered dish luncheon at home of Mrs. Margaret Fabrick, 106 Crater Lake avenue, followed by Red Cross sewing. 2:00 p. m. Women's Relief corp, armory. 2:00 p. m. Women's Bible class: Methodisi church,, at church parlors. Dance Cancelled There will be no Townsend dance at Dream land hall tonight because of the appearance here of Fio Rlto's band, it was announced today The dances will be resumed March 6. see Arrested Loyal John Smith of Jacksonville was arrested yes terday by state police for viola tion of the basic rule on High way 99, north of Gold Hill. He was cited to appear for a hear ing March 2. . e e e Trucks Collide Logging trucks driven by V. L. Cumbee, Jacksonville, and Henry Holl- man, were involved in a traffic accident Monday morning on the Crater Lake highway causing $250 damage to Cumbee's truck, according to an accident report on file today. The accident oc curred when Cumbee attempted to pass the other truck as it was pulling on to- the highway, ac cording to Cumbee's report. Amount of damage to Hollman's truck was not reported. Oil Flows Out of Family Water Tap West Nyack, N. Y., (U.R) When Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M Finnessey of Sickletown Road turn on their water faucets they get fuel oil, the kind they use in their furnace. " It first happened on Dee. 27 when Finnessey drew himself a tumbler of oil at the kitchen sink. Experts have established that oil was seeping into the 300 foot artesian well. The source, however, they could not determ ine. Meanwhile the Finnesseys are lugging water from neigh bors' homes. Finnessey is a Uni ted Press teletype operator. San Francisco Bay is the larg est landlocked harbor in the world. JAN GARBER "The Idol of the Airlines" and Hii ORCHESTRA ARMORY Klamath Falls WED., FEB. 28 COMINGAFRIL 4 ADA LEONARD and Har ALL GIRL ORCHESTRA M J Xm:-. II a w t'l w DIFFERENT TYPES but each tops to his respective admirers. Opera star John Charles Thomas and swooner Frank Sinatra meet at the mike and seem to put orchestra leader Vic Young Into state of deep thinking. Quinine Bark From Latin America Is Shipped To States Minneapolis, Minn. (U.PJ Eight hundred tons of quinine bark are being received monthly In the United States from Cen tral and South American sources, says Parker Anderson, of the University of Minnesota farm staff, who spent eight months searching for new supplies in Ecuador, Colombia, Peru and Guatemala. Anderson recalls that quinine originated in the high altitude jungle countries of South Amer ica in the 16th century, and says this is evidence that excellent quality is possible, despite the fact that Java became the source of supply for 95 per cent of the world's quinine before the Jap anese conquest of that island. The university scientist says. however, that advances in re search point to the possibility of producing a synthetic quinine even better than the natural va riety, v KILLER AWAITS DEATH BY UTAH FIRING SQUAD Salt Lake City, Feb. 27 (U.R) James J. Roedl, 27-year-old Oklahoma City transient, today took his place in death row at the Utah state prison to await execution by a firing squad April 8. Roedl was sentenced yester day for a hammer slaying of Mrs. Agnes Abigail Williams, ban Leandro, Cal., school teach er, October 12, 1942. Mrs. Williams was clubbed to death with a hammer near Ver nal, Utah, after giving the pair a ride. BIRTHS DICKEY To Mr. and Mrs. James, Box 103, . Jacksonville Star Rt., Feb, 26, 1945, a girl, eight and one-half pounds, at community Hospital. HOLLEY To Mr. and Mrs, Faye A., 320 Mary St., Feb. 26, 1945, a girl, eight pounds, at sacred Heart hospital. HANSON To Mr. and Mrs, Ralph H., Central Point, Feb. 27, 1945, a boy, eight pounds. five ounces, at Sacred Heart hos pital. HOSPITAL SHIP GROUNDS Washington, Feb.' 27 (U.R) The U. S. army hospital ship St. Mihlel ran aground during a lashing storm off Bermuda month ago with 500 patients aboard. The patients were safe ly removed. The incident occur ed January 26, but was revealed by the war department only to day. The St. Mihiel is now In drydock at the Charleston, S. C navy yard. NOTICE Will Celebrate Its 3rd Anniversary TODAY 8 to 12 p.m. Wt Will Serr FREE HAMBURGERS with A CUP OF COFFEE or COKE! Ljif year w served1 600 Hamburgeri , , Come out anil help us make it 1000 this year! My wife and I take this meant of expressing our appreciation for your patronage during our third year of business. Under the restriction of the recent W.M.C. curfew order, the following will be our hours of operation: TUESDAYS WIDNE5DAYS THURSDAYS nd FRIDAYS, 5 p. m. to midnight SATURDAYS 4 p. M. to midnight SUNDAYS 2 p. m. to midnight. Closed on MONDAY As Usual Shasta Dam's storage capacity is 4,500,000 acre-feet of water. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE IS tier fairly dry 1H1; pear wood, M per uer: mo a xo used timben, 16' to 1.0' long. Cecil Hartley. Phone 6233 after 7 p. m. FOR SALE Daveno and chair. 63; some trim jars, otning room xaoio, overstuffed chair, 50-gal. gas drum. 30.gHl. gas drum, one good 25-35 Winchester with shells, $30. AU In good shape, ie. 130B i Prune st. Anytime. WILL pay cash for station wagon. notmng oiaer man Jf moae. oaj West Second. Phone dB60, FOR SALE Good practically new black suede pumps, cost yf.su, size 7'a. $5. 1225 Nlantic at., Medford. $16,000 Auto court on Rogue river; 4 well-built and well furnished units. also furnished living quartera and store. Room for 30 additional units. 920 ft. river frontage. Property now showing a good net Income. Must be seen to be appreciated. Some terms. No. 317-C. $8000" . 3 acrea on nogue river and Pacific mgnway; -room modern house. 3- vnnm mnriern eottnee. 1-room cot tage. Buildings located on beautiful wooded knoll; river frontage. Imme diate possession. Easy terms. No. 404-B. SPENCER-BAGLEY AGENCY '103 W. Main St. Phone 2076 or 6602 MAN for general orchard work. Call uon Meadows, Teiepnone ojoi. WANTED A tandem or cover-crop disc, from 7' to IP', pnone atw- WANT TO RENT 2 -bedroom modern furnished nome. fepmanent. Heartley. Phone 3846, CRESCENT CITY property for sale. a large lots, ocean ironi, oeauuiu view, newly decorated; 1-bedroom house with bath, laundry and stor age room, $3,500 cash. Write or wire tor appointment, c. v. pox jwo Crescent Citv. Calif. $3800" 3Va acres. Irrigated, In clover; O-room nouie, miect. water svstem. Rnow- er bath, poultry house, garage; 2 miles out. H. N. Lofland, 225 S. Oak- dale, Real Estate tfroKer. HAIRY RANCH FOR SALE Prnriurln annual NF.T Income ever $9,000. For details contact Walter Jones, Realtor. Phone 3570, m n IT R rniNfi WANTED Also Indian pennies, Liberty and Btmaio nicKeia, uncom penmen, 10:1:1 nnrl older, silver Dleces 1030 and older. State quantity. 3846, 00 Tribune. i unMP. tW rniTNTRV" WANTED' for thoroughbred woll-tralned watch qpg. 3Ht7, OfO ITlDUne. FOR RENT Furnished apartment, 3 bedrooms, private bath, garage; close in; adult only. 015 W. lOUi. Dial 4651. evenings, irnit hat .K A ttirkev hens. 1 torn and 1 New Hampshire rooster. Phone 262 Central Point, corner Old Pa cific hwy. and Van Bcoyoo road. FOR SALE Strawberry plants Gem Everbearing. (iiascocKB nursery, o Beatty. WANT TO RENT 2 bedroom unfur- nished house, close in. By March 10. Phone 4882 FOR SALE $4,000; 5 acres, 4-room modern house, drilled well with electric duitid. saraee and wood' shed, chicken house and other sheds, family orchard. 3' miles from town. Inquire at 325 S. River side. HOG men, attenttont Cull pears at Medford Ice & Storage Co. Haul In ouik. FOR SALE Man's prewar World bl- cyclo, good condition, balloon tires, $35. 55 Roks court. DON'T WORRY about moving. For complete service phone 4664. City Transfer ana storage, as . rir st, FARMERS. ATTENTION For fast de. nverv or quick move 01 neavy ma chinery phone 2888. Davie Transfer Be storage uo., 4U a. rir st, WANTED Kitten not over three months old. Box 525. Jacksonville. FOR SALE--Bv owner Six-room" mod- ern house, two lots, good garden space, garage, iruit ana sneae trees, Krice ajou.iw l.ouis ave. FOR SALE OR TRADE for ffood trail" er, 1 good sewing machine and golf ciuds. no. 1 nouy couri. TOR BAtB OB TRAM for lieevy esr. 1 193S small " ' tudor with heeter and good Urea. Price S329. No. 1 Holly court. FOB SALE ISSS Graham Super charger aedan, 75 rubber. All mo tar needa la a new cylinder head. Can be aean at Richfield Service ataUon. Jacksonville or phone Jack sonvllle 481. WANTED A rocking chair. Ph. 32SS. TOR SALB 1 hone trailer. 1 cow trailer, new; 1 table model cream eeparator, 1 Domestic aewine: ma chine. Fred Walte, north Big Y, 3d home south Humane society. FOR SALE Man's dark suit and over coot. slie 38. like new. 831 W. 0th FOR SALK A fine income property, eonsisung of 3 acrea. modern 6-rm. house, oak floors, service station, store and fixtures, barn, garage: Rouse furnished; 3 rental imill ouses, furnished. On paved road, near Medford. See A. F. FLOWERS, Broker 30S South Holly LOST. Black purse containing keys and naners. Please return to Trib papers, rii une office or 331 Bessie at. Mae Harmon. FOR SALE 1941 Masterbullt trailer house with butane atove, air brakes. Phone SB76. SROOM apt., furnished, hot and cold water ana gas, uarago. am ivy. LOST Ration book. No. 4. Mr. Leevl W. Lee. 313 N. Bartlctt, EXPERIENCED Burroughs bookkeep ing machine operator and bookkeep er for local accounUng office. Ad vancement for right party. Local resident preferred. Give qualifica tions ana rcfereneea first letter. Tribuno. Box 3843. WANT TO LEASE ranch for cash or on sharee. would like immediate possession. P. O. Box 441. Medtora TOAILER houie for rent, completely furnished; good location. 1109 W. furnished; good location. Main. FOR RENT Large pleasant laeplng room, neatea, so per wees, .u Main. tVtjr urtll hrt ft lfl.mnnths-old reg- isterea wnneiaca nun una w Midway Auction yaras -rnursaay. tjlERE will be a larpe consignment blankets sold at the Midway Auc tion yarns' saie unursaay, marcn . If you have an extra saddle horse bring H to this sale. The buyera will da thara Also there will be a registered Hereford bull, 16 months old, sold at this sale. This bull is from an outstanding herd in Washington and ill rlA irvnnfi'i herd credit. PaDer accompany him. Regular line-up of cattle ana nogs win ov uu the horse sale. ... . In the miscellaneous there will be a late model No. 7 McCormick mow- ta.Mii tie CtrAfim run in oil), a Hurdle spray rig (up and running, ready io start spraying with). Sale starts on miscellaneous at 10:30 a. m. Livestock sale at 1 p. m MIDWAY AUCTION CO. K. W. Holmes, Auctioneer N. A. Mead, Clerk FOR HELP with your IncomeTax. day or evening. Phone 3013. 85 Ross crt. inn rat.r First cutting alfalfa hay, FflDers. 3 a. Kiversinw. irn. FOR SALE Baled hay, $20 and up pnone oia. cHt RAT.r. FUherV wheat-mix mill' run. raoers, a . niversiao. rmm 4449. Spot cash for prewar living room set, pnone SB4a. wr. unampion. FOR REN T Close in cabin, furnished. except beddlnr. Suitable for alngle man. waa equippea; nam mniLii Tenant paya gas. $20 per month. 81B West Main St. WANT TO BUY Good lawn wlna TriDune. oox naa. . ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON Speelel- lilng In permanenta ah wora: war. anleed Phone 2664 120 N Central SHIPMENT e early seed potatoes, four varieties. Also onion sets. jacK son County Feed Co., Court end Mo Andrews. TtMH to plant your early garden pea". loo pacKage or inocuianc win piani 8 lhs. of oeas. beana or aweet peas Don't fall to plant without Inoculat lng. Jackson County reed Co., Court ana xncAnarewa. SEE our variety oa cactus, you may find a tvne vou want for your col lection. Jackson County reed Co,. Court and AlcAndrews. OIL end electric brooders still avail able, lflo-chlck alia electric a4.B0 We can arrange for your baby chicks. Moat all breeds. No order too small. Jackson County Feed Co. Court and McAndrews. GARDEN fertilizer In package stxe for your Individual needs. Jackson County Feed Co., Court and Mc Andrews. CHICK feeders. Be; fountains, lflc. Hen and Turkey feeders. 81.49. Jackson County reed Co., Court and Mc Andrews. Pythian Sisters RUMMAGE SALE Thurs., March 1st Doort Open 9:30 A.M. K. P. HALL U.'IfH Nights Only Weekdays Deora Open 8:4S CLOSED WEDNESDAY! ENDS TONIGHTI LAUGHS GALORE! COMINO THURSDAY! Something New Haa Been Addad to tha Waatl RUTH TERRY In Pistol Packin' Mama' Added Hit .avaaui fJSt. -t.jtra Tuesday, Feb. 17. 194S MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE mK WANTED -Man and wile for orchard work. Good house, garden and nulk; good wagea. Tribune. Box 1493. WINDOWS AND DOORS Stock or Special Sizea Window Glass Installed PADGHAM PLANING MILL 1309 Court St. Phone 4750. HAVE you a house In Portland? WTO trade my nome in xuediora. mono 3383 for particulars. FIR ROUGH BLOX Si SLABS green Tel. SU1. Dig aouoie ioaa eo-au. aaeaxara ruej LOW PRICED LUMBER At Cameron Mofflth Lumber Co. South Rlveislde at Barnett Road A good assortment of rough boards, dimension, plank Also northern red eedar fence posts. NO PRIORITY NEEDED, Phone 8462. eif" ffri now for immediate delivery. Faber'l, 34 S. Riverside. Phone 4448. CASH Bi A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR, ave Time. Cash and Oaa. Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer. Pta. 3810 8th and Bartlett No Red Tape When You Sell to U TELL your insurance needs to Walte, j ones mono aotu. ' we buyem we setxem " come in and see-em 1936 Dodge Coupe 1038 Dodge Sedan 1838 Ford Coupe 1 1837 Ford Sedan 1033 Nash Sedan 1037 Pontlao 8 -Pass Coup 1938 Oraham Sedan Large Supply Dayton-McClarea Tires See at A. Z. "Tubby" Dean Your Pontlao Dealer Richfield Station Dial 3841 8th and Grape St Buy Bonds CAR Canadian peat moss (poultry lit ter) now on trnck. Special prices on car. Medford Feed and Seed. Wonderfully quick a. little Vn-tro-nol un each nostril helm onen nasal naa. sages-makes breathing easler-when your bead Alls up with stuffy transient congestion 1 Va-tro-nol glvesiirandre. lief. ton. from snifflv. aneear distress of bead colds. Follow directions In folder. VICKSVA-TRO-NOl 1 IS YOUR CAR FOR SALE? SEE HUMPHREY NOW for a HIGH CASH PRICE! HUMPHREY MOTORS, USED CAR EXCHANGE 33 S. Riveraide Art. T T LAST TIMES TODAY! I yffjiy- Itana Dunna Charles Boyar VAlU'mA.t TOGETHER AGAIN AAtuZJIx Charlaa Coburn oKv If It's a Langh You're After HERE'S YOUR DISH! . . . ai hilarioue aa giggle with the hlceupa 20,000,000 raad this hilarious story In Cosmopoli tan, in Reader's Digest and aa a boolc-of-the-month NOW lt eomas to tha scraan to bring tha whole . world ita light-hearted laughter! m I a!-s-r,2r:.ii:.:.jri Mft".. V1 MP- OUR HEARTSWERE YOUNG aKj? vr ..V fit . , i, ; . . . WANTS D -Experienced alteration woman. Apply In person. Jacque Lenox. IT 8. Central. XpPLES $1.40 lug. Bring containers. Walter Tolle, Stewart ave. WANTED Experienced Stenographer. For appointment, call 3123 days 5B8, evenings. REPLACE your broken window glaee. , New glass installed while you! wait. MEDFORD MILL WORK C Tha Glass House. Phone 4113 10 th and Qrape. WANTED TO BUY Used or broke? repairable furniture. Call 3088. f6R SALE Bed with coll springs and mattress, 817.50. Phone 4088. T Major First Run Feature Hltsl a e i a a . 0 c' Showt at l:4S.i:4S-8:J0 A Mile-A-M.Ri.f8 Movie! Loaded with action and xcitementl WEDNESDAY VERA RALSTON RICHARD ARlffl ErldiVm STROHEIM DTTO KRUGEJt Shooting . . , Slugging . . Singing ... ' The Wast Comaa to Thrilling Lifol , POSITIVELY LAST MIGHTI Also . "Strangers In th Night" s ww- s). - . i" tz GAY GAIL RUSSELL DIANA LYNN CHARLES RUGGLES DOROTHY GISH BEULAH BONDI JAMES BROWN BILL EDWARDS - vr 'Vtswmnf, I' I . Jewu? . ' a -r, i Added Shortl World K4H Without v. Border I