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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (March 1, 1945)
i 1 li LOCAL and In Klamath Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Samson. 122 Mistletoe street, are in Klamath Falls on busi ness and are registered at the Winema Hotel. Permit To Build A building permit was issued to E. C. Ami don 730 West 11th street, to erect a chicken house and ex tend a garage. Private Here Pvt. Paul E. Atkins arrived home Monday morning from Camp Wolters, Texas, where he was stationed with the infantry. Atkins leaves 1 Sunday to report at Ft. Ord. He has lived in Medford for about 15 years. m m e Navy Man Here R. B. Mc Kay, AS, 1025 Reddy avenue, Medford, Is home this week be tween terms at Willamette Uni versity where he is enrolled un der the navy V-5 training pro gram. McKay leaves Monday to continue his training at Salem. Aerie To Meet Crater Lake Aerie No. 2093 and auxiliary, Fraternal Order of Eagles, will meet tonight at the hall, 219 West Main street, for initiation, important business and ballot ing it was announced this morn ing. A dance will conclude the evening. Examiner Coming A travel ing examiner of operators and chauffeurs will be in Medford at the KP hall, Friday and Sat urday from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. All those wishing permits or licenses to drive cars are asked to get in touch with the exami ner during these hours. Seaman Home W, F. Bau : man, AS, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Bauman, 904 W. 10th street, Medford, is home on leave this week from Willa mette University where he is taking pre-medical training with'the navy. Seaman Bauman will be home until Sunday. Stuart Home Gilbert Stuart, formerly a chief carpenter's mate in the Seabees, was given a medical discharge at San Diego and has returned to Medford to reside at the family home, 18 Modoc avenue. Stuart, former Medford contractor, enlisted . April 1943 and has since served in the South Pacific on the con struction of airfields, submarine bases and similar projects. He is also a veteran of World War I. Stuart's son, Richard, is In the navy taking officers' training. III t,AHWl ..unto " Scuj Wham uritlv iam Penn A'ieS-V Gam oft tku S!nrfd Whiskey, So proof, 65 fKOin neutral spirits . OOOPSRHAK WORT! LTD.;. Peoria, Illinois -, .,. ,J IB Will PERSONAL CALENDAR Thursday 7:30 p. m. Loyal Neighbors, K. of P. hall, for official visit of Mrs. Mae Logan, state super visor. Office please wear for mal gowns. 8 p m. Red Cross meeting at courthouse auditorium for rela tives of prisoners of war or of persons declared missing. Re ports of Portland meeting with 12 repatriated prisoners will be given. 8:00 p. m. Past Chief club, home of Mrs. George Fisk, Route 1. 8:00 p. m. Adarel chapter, OES, at Jacksonville. Friday 1:30 p. m. Jolly Stitchers' club, home of Mrs. Elizabeth Hoffman, Jacksonville High way. 7:30 p. m. -- Ladles Auxiliary No. 421 to the United Brother hood of Carpenters and Joiners No. 2067, Carpenters' hall. 8:00 p. m. Pocahontas lodge, Initiation, at Redman hall. Hansen On Leave C. A. Han sen left today for UCLA where he is taking officers' training He has spent the past few days with his father, C. A. Hansen, Oak Grove district. see At Camp Roberts Pvt. Har low Carpenter has reported at Camp Roberts, Calif., for basic infantry training. He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. V. Carpenter, Old Stage Road. To Initiate Pocahontas lodge will hold initiation at the meet ing tomorrow at Redmen hall, 8 p. m. Following the lodge session a fashion show for men will be staged as entertainment. Home From Navy Donald L. Cahill, S 2c, is home this week from the San Diego naval base where he has been stationed for the past three and one-half months. Cahill will be home un til Saturday when he will leave for further training at gunners' school. Mrs. Joyner Returns Mrs. A. J. Joyner returned this week from Washington where she has been visiting her husband, who is now with the infantry in France, since December 2. Mrs Joyner Is making her home with her parents, on Arnold Lane. Medford. To Leave Mrs. Farrell Mc- Kenzie, former Ashland girl, leaves for Shelby, Miss., Friday where she will Join her husband who returned recently from serv ice over seas. Mrs. McKenzle has made her home in Medford for the past few months while work ing at the local ration board. FEBRUARY SLOW MONTH AT MARRIAGE BUREAU Only 21 marriage licenses were Issued in February In Jackson county by the clerk's office. It was one of the least active months for Dan Cifpid In these parts since Pearl Harbor, and even below the normal peace time average. On the other side of the ledger, divorce suits are being filed frequently, deputy clerks say. OBITUARY LEWIS INFANT Basil E. Lewis. Jr.. infant of Sgt. and Mrs. Jacqueline Lewis, 307 N. Apple street, passed away unexpectedly Wed nesday morning at home. Also surviving are the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Basil Lewis, Har rlsonvllle. Mo., and Mr. and Mrs. James E. Bishop, Medford. Services will be held in the Coneer-MorrLi Chnnel at in-an a. m. Saturday with the Rev. ixuis c. Klrby officiating. Swede Picks Texas Best State In U.S. Port Arthur, Tex. (U.R) It took him eieht it, but now he knows that Texas is the best state in the union. says seaman Frank (Griffith has just become a United States citizen. Griffith who was born Nils Larssen In Sweden, came to lexaa to pay his first poll tax so he could vote hern "I ua no. cided to drop my hook in the wine atar state," he says. "All I need now is a pair of cowboy boots, a 10-sallon hat. a rnHm shirt, a ranch and a nice wife ' Griffith, who haa been tnrne- doed twice in fighting against the Axis, claims he's "a Texas maverick from now on." Cloiins time tot Sunday too Latt vj naMii a ju Saturday arternooo HiaR remember RUGS All Wool Handmade in Mexico in Sizea from 2x4 feet to 9x12 feet ALSO Large Selection of Color and Size in Cotton Loop and Shaggy Thrown Rug At LIND and BARNARD Floor Covering Specialists 409 E. Main St. 4 . NATURE'S CAMOUFLAGE Fresh snow adds beauty to Belgium countryside, but new danger to, advancing Allies. Here enineers of the 75th Division carefully sweep frosted road for hidden enemy' mines before tanks and infantry move up to attack town of Commanster. (U. S. Signal Corps Photo.) SET. S. M. BUllJS Sst. S. M. Bullis has been hos pitalized at a Pacific island ma rine base for burns received In a gasoline explosion of his tank, according to information re ceived by his father. S. M. Bullis. 15 Florence avenue. Sgt. Bullis is a platoon sergeant for a tank unit. , A telephone message from the sergeant's wife in San Diego and a letter from a Red Cross worker at the hospital where the ser geant Is a patient were to the effect that he had suffered burns on the neck and face, but that a full recovery Is anticipated. Sgt. Bullis has participated in several Pacific campaigns since going overseas and suffered minor wounds in a Guadalcanal engage ment, returning to active duty later. IS OFF ROAD BY CM A truck driven by Herbert P. Cody. Medford, was forced off the road on Highway 89 wnen he attempted to pass an auto mobile driven by C. Hancock. cement worker from Gold Hill Tuesday, according to report on file. The truck careened off the highway and struck a telephone pole. Another report stated that a parked car, belonging to Vernon Evans, was struck by a truck driven by Ray Christensen, Med ford, on Ninth street yesterday Ruth E. Eby, Medford, was driv er of a car which backed Into one driven by Eetty Mason of Talent on Ninth street yester day. Strike Spreads In Detroit Industry Detroit, March 1 (U.R) Four thousand employes of the Briggs Mfg. Co. Mack avenue plant struck today, bringing to three the number of war plants In De troit closed, directly or indirect ly, by strike action. More than 23.500 workers were off the job. A Briggs spokesman said that the United Auto Workers (C. I. O.) had presented no griev ance, but it was assumed that the walkout was in protest against the discharge of seven union officers who were fired yesterday for leading previous strikes. DR. ELLIOTT NAMED TO STATE DENTAL BOARD Dr. Bert R. Elliott, Medford dentist, was notified today by Governor Earl Snell of his ap pointment to the state dental board for another three-year term. Dr. Elliott is currently completing his second term on the board and is also president at this time. The term expires April 1. Dr. Elliott resides on route 2. PHILIPPINE SERVICE Pearl Harbor, March 1 (U.R) The Navy disclosed today that the Naval Transport Service has Inaugurated four-englned passen ger, mail and curgo service to' the Philippines. Use Men rrlbune Went Ads. - At: t of Last Lap y ftkelear ' K$ilIi?i: 0 Anient C ' ' y IJM "',kw am- famvlhtMtthfi.t.Zff I i SC J j Jr- pUERtN Sl'' j'M V '-"J." s$$bi$M'' Amsrlcan First Army forces push across Erft River In smash toward Cologne, less than s:ven miles away, and V. B. Ninth Army to north, with Muenchen-Qladbach virtually en:lrcled. was bslbved to have chalked up heavy new gains. A security blackout concealed exact progress. Indian Orphan Boy Taken to Live With Crew of Air Force Hammond, Ind., (U.R) An army air force quartermaster unit stationed ir. India has adopt ed "Kayo," an orphaned boy who came out of the hills and was found eating out of the camp garbage cans. Pvt. Glon W. Williams of' Hammond, a n.ember of the unit, said that Kayo was about five years old when they found him That was two years ago. They cut down GI clothes to fit him and have taught the lad to read, write and speak English. As soon as he was fitted with clothing the Americans gave him a mess kit and thereafter he took his place with the soldiers for all meals. Pvt. Williams said that in two years the air corpsmen have saved over 5,000 rupees which will be used for Kayo's educa tion. Arrangements also have been made for the Indian boy to live with an American family when the soldiers return to the States after the war. CLASS TO MEET The Hi-Class of the Friends Church' will meet tor a March party at the Howard school, Fri day at 8 p. m. Members are asked to note the change of lo cation, as the formerly an nounced hall is unavailable. All regular attendance of the class, as well as their friends and other young people of the How ard district, are Invited and should bring sandwiches, and wear green, if possible. Use Mall rrthune Want Ada We suggest that you . . . DINE EARLIER . . . while the WMC Midnight Curfew order Is in effect. Now we're opening at 3 p. m. for your added conven ience. The same luscious CHICKEN and STEAK DINNERS e only served a little earlier at KYLE'S RESTAURANT Pacific Highway at Central Point Telephone 472 for Reservations 9- Rhine Race f Aetna Telejthoto) , Closing time for Sunday Too Late to i;ibksm 9 jii aHiuraay iiarnuoo Hlease remember Too Late to Classify WANTED Lady for part-time repair worti. nil-way t,.canere. c. .via in CCO C A R SALE 20 Laurel it; OvLtjj close in four-bedroom home: two eomnlete bathi, hardwood floors. Across street from courthouse. One bedroom has priv ate bath and outside entrance, suit able iOr income. CHARLES R. RAy, Keaitor, Hoom 411 Meaiora tsiag. Phone 3903. FOR RENT Upper furnished flat, hardwood floors, fireplace, three bedrooms; on west side; paved street. $60 rent Address Tribune, Box 3810. LOST Ration book No! T. Janet Walch. Phone Jacksonville. 482. BOOK heavy chicks now. Don't waste expensive feed on Leghorn cock erels. Dressier s Square Deal Hatch- ery, u7 e. wain, fnone aooo. FOB SALE Eighty lbs. No. 8 copper wire. M. F. Young, Central Point. FOR SALE 30-tt. "lactory-bullt, lBTl trailer house: like new. 314 N Holly. THREE INCOME PROPERTIES 6no duplex. 4 apts. completely furnished. 3 Oregon not springs out of Klamath Falls. For Information call Harold H. Brown Agency. Ph 3446. S77S0 East side home; excellent locetlon, paved street. " tomatlc oil heat, fireolace. tomatlc oil h Verv desirable. Shown by appoint ment only. Available Sunday 9-bedroom home, hardwood floors, furnace heat. 3d bedroom could be added. HAROLD H. BROWN AGENCY 123 E. Main. Phone 3446 WILL person taking" umbrella "from lunch counter at Groceteria No. 1, Thursday about !:30. please return seme, to the Groceteria of (lea and no questions will be asked. FOR SALE Radio-phonograph com blnatlon, range, metal cot Davis iransier. FOR SALE- Cround or whole grains for your dstry. hog and poultry needs; at new tower prices. Bring fraln bags and snve. Victor Bursell. bone Medford. 8403. fOR SALE Phtlco babv grand radio, guaranteed. Phone 8734 or call be tween o a. m and 3 p. m. 704 8. Newtown. FOR SALE First-cutting TcTsmath al falfa hav. Faber's. 34 8. Riverside Phone 4440 TARMTRS. atttnUon City Traiufer at storage oner ou a complete ervlce In ell hauilus er.il delivery ol anything. Phone 4.104. 33 3. Fir. PATRONIZE your local trenazer com, rany, operating in Medlord aince 919. Havlr Trenifer Ac Storage Co, 40 S. Fir il. phone 3SSS. FOR SALE Used aawdust burner and not water neater, aou. rnone auoa. WE BUY-EM WE 8EIX-EM COME IN AND SEE-EM 193S De Soto S-Pue. Coupe; heater and radio. 1837 Pontlac 5-Paaa, Coupe; heater and radio. 1838 Graham Sedan. 1937 Ford Sedan. 1834 Dodge Sedan. Fog Lltea. Prestona. Dayton-McClaren Tlrea Bee at A. Z. "Tubby" Deans Your Pontlac Dealer Sin and Grape. Richfield Station Phone 3943. Help the Red Croat. FOR SALE Ladlno and English rye. Haled nay, mono atf, issued to J. L- Doroen, eeu a. ruver aide. PRIVATE party will pay cash for gooa late moaet car, esa n. M Phone S6S6. VrtR RAT. International S7. s.ton. llat-racK truesi or traae lor iaie model car In first-lass condition. See owner at B30 s. central FOR RENT Paint spray gun. Faber's 34 S. Riverside. Phone 49. WiHTirn Tn RENT Small "unfur nlshed nouse oy permanent, reuaoiv couple. Both employed. Call 8593. 1939 CABOVER Its -ton truck, fiat .l.n lumber rollers: new rubber. new motor. Consider trade for plck- up or passenger, tester lest motors SO YOU cant find the clothing you need for your youngster! Have you MA Tin TnU'Rhftll SA flOOF Med- ford renler Bldg.t CLEARANCE Larire lot of wool swelters, caps, helmeta. bonnets. quilts, comforters, booties. Tiny Tots' Shop. 3d floor Medlord Cen- tor pian. 1 FOR SALE Electric mangle, no, Hnllv rniirt. FOR SALE Five-room fur. house. 1191 TJ P I iToraMa GET YOUR baby chicks today. Feed Flsher'a baby chick starter mojh end watch them grow. Faber 34 S. Rtversine. t-none 44. fOR SALE Fisher's calf meal or builder pellets. Faber's, 34 S. River- side, pnona ww. , MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE sPF.riA.eS NEW SHIPMENT of heavy work har ness. nOTHS M fOUB. a.- right FLASHLIGHT batteries, all you need at 10c each. HYDRAULIC Jacka, from S to 13-tona, at a saving. NEW SHIPMENT of white enamel wood ranges, circulating beaten trash burner and airtight heaters, stove pine and etc. Buy while stock la eomnlete. WE HAVE Just received a shipment of the famous steam electric Peace maker iron; also portable electric heaters. NEW SHIPMENT of copper hot water colls for your stoves. Heats water twice aa fast. WOODCHOPPERS attentionl Large stock of cordwood saws, all sizes; saw mandrels, wedges, sledge ham- man B vex Si nnrl prOflSCUt BaWS. ROOFING PAPER, large stock, ail sixes and weight, also building pa- 8er, felt paper. Less than mail or er prices. AUTOMATIC gas. electric and oil wa a :.nir nmee boilers, toilets. laundry trays, complete shower units, lavatories, doule sinks, septic - tanks and values of all kinds. No priority required. NEW shipment of cocoa mate, lino teura rugs tn sizes from 6x9 to 13s 15 HARD-TO-GET Items, skillets. Dutch ovens, chicken fryer, dish pans, wash pans, water bucket garbage cans, mop wringers, cone buckets Large stock Come and look around TOOLS ol all kinds, for the carpenter mechanic, farmer logger, also P-C tools consisting of sockets, ratchets lug wrenches and speed wrenches ATTENTION, fsrmers and gardeners We have In stock all slses and mesh of chicken netting, stock fence barb wire, fence posts, smooth wire stuc co wire also chicken house spray era. wheelbarrows, gsrden eultlvat ors, spading forks, hoes, rakes mat tocks and shovels PIPE, large stock of prewar ptpe at prewar prices Get It now before prices advance, also ptpe fittings pressure pumps, pitcher pumps, cen- irmiRai ana rctary pum and 4" casl iron soil pipe. COMPLETE line of tents, ha tarnauilnes and leather work gloves sticker coats and raincoats, slightly used, also water-repellent coats and pants. THAYRR baby buggies, national ad vertised steel frames, iron wheels rubber tires.'1 (VEW shipment of doors and windows lusi arrived Another shipment of part-wool blankets at $4.45 each. Remember It always pays to shop at mm Mearora osrgain nouse, w 39 N Grape st Phone 3744 XNYBODVlnterested in buying what is left of a '35 Ford V-B, go to Lewis Super Service and have a look, then call 3543 and make an offer. NEW kind of ASPIRIN tablet doesn't upset stomach When you nect quick relief fro rr pen. do you hesitate to takt aspirin becaua. tt leaves yoi wth an upset stomach? If so tnia new tnedl eal discovery SUPEKIN Wlust what the doo tor ordered tor you. Suoerin Is aspirin plus - contain! the same pure, tale aspirin yoi have long known - but duvelopet by doctor in special way foi those upset by aspirin in its ordi nary lorm. ' This new Id ml of aspirin table dissolves more quickly, leta th aspinn get right at the lob ot re lievinR pain, reduce the acidity o ordinary aspirin, and does aot ir ritale ir Jtnet stomach even site epeat doses. Tear 'hie eut to remind you U ?;et Supenn today vou san hav t in hand when headaches, colds etc.. strike. See Iww quickly 1 relieves pain - now gmi fine you fast after takinit Atviuiirug (ist s, lot and m. Tnundiy. Mar. I. 1945 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBTJWE HIHE I OR SALE Ground whole or rolled barley: also very good oats, raoer a, 34 S. Riverside. Pnona 4449. FOR SALE 1033 Chevrolet long- wheel base, l Vi-ton truca; selling price 8353, ceillns 8321. 1934 Ford aedsn, selling price. 8159; celling. 8400. Automobile Market. 6th and BarUett. Ph. 3919. FOR. RENT Furnished apartment. 3 Dcarooms, private oam. kvbo. close in: adults only. 918 w. 10th. Dial 4631. evenlnes. unn mn. attentionl "Cull neers at Mediora ice es otorag new in i bulk. FOR HELP with your Income tax. day or evening, i-none jaia. oa rosa tn ton SALE Baled hay. 810 and up Phone 8103. WANT TO BUY Good lawn awing Tribune. Box 1133. ADAH'S BEAUTY SALOrl Special Izlnsj In permanenta Ail worn guar anteed Phone 2664 130 N Central SHIPMENT of early teed potetoes four varieties Also onion seta jaca. son County Feed Co Court and Mo Andrews. TIME to plant your early garden peas loc package or inocuiant win piam 6 lbs of peas, beana or sweet peaa Don't fall to plant without inoculat ing Jackson County Feed Co., Court and McAndrewa. SEE our variety of cactus, yon may find a type you want for our col lection Jackson County feed Co Court and McAndrewa. OIL and electric brooders ftlU avail able lOO.chlck size electric. 84 SO Wo can arrange tor your baby chicks Most nil breeds No order too small Jackson County Feed Co. Court and McAndrewa. GARDEN fertilizer In package else tor your inamauai neeas jacason County Feed Co., Court and Mo Andrews. CHICK feeders. Be; fountains. 18c. Hen and rurkey feeders. $1.49 Jackson county veea vourt ana Mc Andrews. HAVE vou a house In Portland? Will trade my home in Medford. Phone aaoii ror particulars. riR ROUGH BLOX A SCXBS green big double toad $6 50 Medford Fuel T( lei am LOW PRICED LUMBER At Cameron Mofftth Lumber Co) South Rlveindf at Barnett Road A rood assortment of rouah boards dimension plank Also Dorthera tad ceoar fence posts NO PRIORITY NEEDED. Phone 546a GET1 your heavy green red fir' slabs now i or immeaiaie nenvery. raDer s, 34 S. Riverside. Phone 4449. CASH IN A PLASH FOR YOUR CAR Save Time Cash and Gas Call AutomoDtle Market, Friendly Medlord Dealer. Ph SO 19 eth and Bartlett No Red Tape When Vou Sell to us APPLES $lQ lug Bring containers Walter Tolle. Stewart ava. WANTED Experienced Stenographer For appointment, call 3133 daya oua. evenings W ANTE D Experienced alteration woman Aoply in person. Jacque Lenox. 17 8 Central. LIFE'S Littla TROUBLES -CANT SLEEP- No need to lie In bed t worry snd fret because CON STIPATION or GAS PRES. SURE won't let you sleep. Be sensible set up take a dash ei ADLER-I-KA to relieve the pressure of targe intestines on nerve, and organs ol the digestive tract. Adlerika assists old food wastes and gas through a comfortable bowel movement so that bowels return to normal size and the discomforts of pressure stop. Before you know it, you era asleep. Morning finds you feeling clean refreshed and ready for good day's work or fun. Caution, use only aa directed. Heath's Drug Store, Inc. Shows at 1:45 1:43 8:30 MUST END SATURDAY! JL COMINQ 8UMDAYI TUNES! GIRLS! GAGS and FUN! Back by Popular Demand EDDIE CANTOR In "THE KID FROM SPAIN" with Robert Young, Paulatte Goddard, Batty arable, Toby Wing Plus FJfi&fjR M.I sww Plus TELL your Insurance needs to Walter Jones Phone 2370 AEPIACt vuili broken window glees. Hew glaae installed wrule inui walt MEDFURD Mll.t WURK CO The Ulass House Phone 41u HHh and tirape ' WANTED TO BUY Used or broken repairable furniture. Call 3089 DANCE SAT. NITE Jacksonville U. S. Hall FINE MUSIC Best of Crowds ; 8:00 to 12:00 So. Oregon' Finest Theatre Shows Dallr 1:43 6:45 1:00 G.I. meet Gee-Eyeful! Coming SUNOAY! and BARRY FITZGERALD as great, as lovable at inf "COINS MY WAY" Nothing But Praise! Praiie! Praise! NOW1 Thru Sal nlANA I."" Ob the Stage RUTH LUY'S SPRING DANCE REVUE! Nights Only Weekdays Doort Open 8:43 TODAY! t Terrific Hltsl . A MERRY-GO-ROUND OF RIP. ROARING RHYTHM! Ruth Robert TERRY LIVINGSTON In 'Pistol Packin' Mama' Added Hit HE'S RIDING YOUR WAY Blazing the path -with tough action with gay romance with swell songs RUSSELL HW1V t U F-wV .i I m;: . ,.f ., : --4
