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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (March 14, 1945)
It X i LOCAL and nnpa raneallarf TCnlffhfci Of Pythias announced today that the dance planned for March 17 has been cancelled. Club To Meet Past Chief's club of the Pythian Sisters will meet at the home of Mrs. James Stewart, 336 Plum street, tomor row at 1 p. m. for a covered dish luncheon. , Class Announced The Rev. Harry W Hansen, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, is holding an instruction class, par ticularly for children who desire to unite with the church. The class meets Thursdays in the church office at 4:10 p. m. Discharged Honorably dis charged from the navy this week was Charles Alfred Bucher, for merly a yeoman second class. Bucher served with the navy in the southwest Pacific. He has one son in the navy who has served overseas-also. Before go ing' into the service Bucher was employed at the California Ore gon Power Co. Nights' Only Weekdays . Doors Open 6:45 CLOSED WEDNESDAYI THE HOWL OF THE ARMY... Starts THURSDAY Two Grand Family Picturesl Romanes! Music! Action! I JjUTfRAZEE-TIu hoosier hotshots J 6UINN (Big Boy) WILLIAMS SLIM SUMMERVILLE ' V KING COLE TRIO J MEDFORD ARMORY THURSDAY NIGHT BOUTS STARTS 8:30 P.M. o THRILLS! o SPILLS! Th. Country', BIST TAUNT Tickets Now On Sals At BROWN'S Phone 2735 PERSONAL CALENDAR Thursday 6:30 p. m. Mistletoe Camp, R.N.A., covered dish dinner at K. of P. hall for members, fam ilies and friends. 7:30 p. m. Neighbors of Woodcraft, K. of P. hall. Offi cers come early for practice. 8:00 p. m. Stated communica tion Adarel No. 3, Jacksonville. Social night and initiation. Friday 1:30 p. m Jolly Stitchers, home of Mrs. Frank Ovelman, Jacksonville' highway. 2:00 p. m. Nevita social club, home of Mrs. H. P. Jewett. Hera Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lewis of Everett, Wash., are in Medford to attend the funeral services of Mr. Lewis' uncle, Austin David Lewis, Sr., to be held here tomorrow. Tin Drva Total amount of tin collected in the first two days of the city tin drive is 12, 878 pounds, according to a re port from the office of the su perintendent of city schools to day. Permits W. M. King, 806 South Fir street, and J. E. Cox, 107 Portland avenue, received permits yesterday from the city superintendent's office to re model residences at an approx imate cost of $200 each. Lost At U. S. O. A black wallet belonging to Beverly Watson, junior hostess at the Riverside U. S. O., which was reported lost Tuesday, was found this morning with $70 missing. Miss Watson s identi fication and personal papers were left, along with a $5 per sonal check. Promoted Roger Henselman, stationed in Washington, D. C. with the army intelligence de partment dealing with the Jap anese, has been promoted to cap tain. This is the second promo tion given the young man since he completed training slightly more than a year ago. He is the son of Mrs. Mark Uoldy, Berk eley Way. Osteopaths Meet Dr. George S. Jennings of Medford delivered a paper on penicillin at the meeting of the Southern Oregon Osteopathic society held Monday evening at the home of Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Howard, 1507 West Main street. Members ;. from Grants Pass, Medford and Ash land were in attendance1 and the hosts served refreshments fol lowing the program. In Rest Home Flight Officer Merton LeRoy of Medford is now in a rest home in England ac cording to word received by his mother, .Mrs. Jack Crump, 823 East Ninth street. Officer LeRoy was forced to bail out of the B-17 for which he had been serv ing as navigator when the plane was shot down over Belgium about three weeks ago, he wrote. The young man's brother, Lt. Maiden LeRoy, fighter pilot,, re cently arrived at a south Pacific base for overseas duty. Mrs. Mai den LeRoy is making her home in Medford with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Nichols, 622 South Holly street.' Hollywood, March 14 (U,R) Leatrice Joy, former wife of screen idol John Gilbert, and Arthur Kem Westermark, weal thy Los Angeles yachtsman, were married last week in Mex ico, it was learned today. Race Partiality Is i Given As Cause of Manpower Shortage Washington, March 14-loi.R) A, Philip Randolph, president of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters, told the Senate Labor and Education committee today that the manpower short age would vanish if employers and labor unions would accept workers without regard to race or color. He and other witnesses testi fying on a bill to create a per manent fair employment prac tices committee said thousands of negroes are being denied jobs at a time when congress is considering a bill of draft man power. Clark Foreman, New York, president of the southern con ference on human welfare, told the committee only eight per cent of the negroes in Dallas, Tex., are employed In war in dustry, although 17 per cent of the city's population are ne groes. Livestock Portland. Or.. March 14 fTTP. Livestock: Catt'e 100, calves 25. Sup ply curtailed bv heavy rain. Mnrkt active, strong to 25c higher, mostly on dairy type cows. Steers and heifers scarce. Good-choice fed steers quot able 18.50. Heifers to 16.00. Few can- ner-cutter cows fl.so-B.OO. Fat dairy type cows held above 10.00. Medium dim is j i .oo. Medium veaiers 13.00- i4.uu; saiaDie cnoice 13.qo-15.so. Hntrit inn AfHvf. fitltv ttMriv fZnm choice 170-300 lbs. salable to 1S.75. Good sows 15.00. Good .85 lb. feeder pigs 16.50; choice feeders quotable to 17.50. Sheep 50. Lambs scarce. Good choice wooled lambs salable 15.50 16.00. Medium-Rood ewes steady 7.80 8.50. Good-choice heavy ewes late Tuesday, 8.75, new recent high. Chicago Wheat Chicago, March 14 (UP): Ooen Hi&h Low Cloae Mmr 172 172l 171V. 172 1S1 162 ISM, 136 193 1531, July 161 (i 162", Sent, ..ion 15Bii Dec 1S5 l 158 i.i 8. F. DAIRY PRICES San Francisco, March 14 (U.R) Dairy market: Butter: 93 score 43, 92 score 42, 90 score 42Vi, 89 score 413. Cheese: Loafs 27.9, triplets 27.2. Eggs: Large grade A 4014, medium grade A 35V4, small grade A 31 W, large grade B 37V4. , Wall Street New York, March 14 (U.R) Atlantic Coast Line stock ran up 5 points to a new high at 64V4 to feature today's stock market. Trading generally was dull Millions Switch To Mutton Suet Idea For Chest Cold Aid Rtllavtt MuKular Achat and Pains. Chait Muicle Tightness Many mothers all over America are switching to this idea of get ting fast teller lor tnese chest cola miseries. They are simply follow inr Grandma. For years she count ed on mutton suet to help carry her home medication to do its pain-easing work on nerve ends in the skin. No wonder so many more now wel come Grandma's idea as improved by science Penetro, with its multi medicated formula in a base con taining mutton suet that acts both as counter-irritant and pain-reliev er when you spread lt on, and as a soothing aromatic when breathed in. And so today Penetro hurries along newer help in the old reliable way help that eases painful mis ery, lessens coughing, loosens phlegm, soothes chest rawness so that you can rest more comfortably and give nature a chance to restore vitality. That's why millions are switching to Penetro today why druggists are recommending it. 25c, double supply 35c. For all your fam ily's chest cold miseries, be sure you get white, easy-to-use Penetro. 3 or out prices held firm over a broad front, Preliminary e 1 o 1 1 n g Dow- Jones stock averages: Industrial 157.83, up 0.24; Railroad 51.41, up 0.58; Utility 27.08, up 0.18; 65 stocks 59.14, up 0.28. Sales totaled 750,000 shares compared with 760,000 shares yesterday. Medford Veteran . Fought On Rhine O. O. DeBerry, who operates a cabinet shop at 522 Crater Lake avenue, recently brought a map of the Rhine River in Germany to the Mail Tribune office which he had sent to his sister during World War I. DeBerry, who served with the 54th Pioneer In fantry, is exceptionally inter ested in the present battle along the Rhine River since he served near Coblenz during the first World War. DeBerry said his outfit first hit the Hindenberg line Sept. 26 1917, and was in continuous ac tion and in the army of occupa tion until May 24, 1919. Degree of Honor Organizer Visits Mrs. Ethel Lindholm, state or- ganizer of the Degree of Honor lodge, Portland, was a guest at the meeting of Medford Degree of Honor Juvenile club-held Sat urday at Lincoln school. Mrs. Lindholm spoke and six new members, Ada Rose Brown, Pau line Hanlin, Donna Lee and David Byres and Billie and Jeffrey Anhorn were initiated A musical program was pre sented and refreshments served, Other visitors were Myrtle An derson of Portland, and Mrs. An- Starts for 4V Thrilling Days! Two Smash HITS! rvy TMtS MCOADA y mcit!ijX Rip-Roaring Reckless . . Romantic Riding . . . fighting . . smashing his way to victory through plots and surprise to win a girl! hom of Central Point. ' An Easter party was announc ed for March 31 Bt the home of Ida M. Wilson, director, 7 Chest nut street. STATE POLICE OFFICERS HOLD CONFERENCE HERE A meeting of state police ser geants of the southern Oregon district will be held at the state police headquarters here today and tomorrow. The conference, to be conducted by Capt. Paul Parsons, will be attended by ser geants from Coquille, Roseburg, Grants Pass, Klamath Falls and Medford. Too Late to Classify ROOM and Board. Phona 2030 or In quire 822 S. Oakdale. POTATOES IEST quality No. 1 and No. 2 Ten Sound lota or by th aack. 1403 No. Ivenlde acroaa from Medford Con- crcw -ipe. upon aner a p. m. $7750" For Sal ut Side Al- moat new, attractive 3- bedroom hntixe. hriiuns4 floorg, circulating fireplace, automatic floor furnace, Venetian blindi. loti of closete and bullt-lns, Garage, and large lawn. 1110 Queen Ave. $2300" -room modern house. City water. acre. Very close in: A. w. riDwin. broker. 205 South Holly. FOR SALE Man's bicycle, good con dltion. 321 Bcatty. FOR SALE A-l milch cow. heavy . producer. Freshen in 10 day. Adolph Schulz. Jacksonville Star Rt. Box 42. 1st place west of Mat. sens' r ooa oiore. FOR SALE 15 Jewel Waltham men's pocket watcn. Phone ai7, FOR RENT Furnished aDartment. 3 bedroom, garage, close in. Dial 48S1 evenings. OR SALEJ-AUddihierosene"'c.rcU' la ting heater, gia. Phone Z7HB. WANTED Dependable man. 90 or 60 years old capable of milking few cows and work on small farm. Good wages, board, private living quar ters. No drinkers. Phone 622. Write Oscar Gysln. Rt. 4, Box 261, Med ford. WANTED TO BUY Best 3 bedroom modern house $4500 cash will buy. Phone 3754. 1TAY! Radio's Famous CRIME DOCTOR'S Most EERIE Case Don't b, leerie ... tea thla mys tery of the mining bodies ... and tha hitting ghottl f- $ HfCME TAT returns fitted etr?. CaB ejoe aner e or any time Tnursaay. t500 WILL BUY A HOME Call I. E. SCHULER. Broker 135 West 6th. Phone 6671 R. E. Bebb Evenings Phone 3343 TOR SALE 3 year old Guernsey bull. rnonBD3. FOR SALE 3 good Jersey cows. Carl Verstesen, white house on Crest brook Road, first road east of gov ernment radio station and south of Delta water Road. FOR SALS Studio "' couch." kitchen caDinet, large ice box, breakfast table, 3 oak library tables. 3 small wood heaters. Carl Verstegen. white house on Crest brook Rd., first road E. of Government Radio Station and so. ot peita water rosa. ?OR SALE New Olds Trombone. mono 7He. TOCAA Nice little five-room bouse wJtVV on 8. Peach St., near school. Look this over. Ray Schumacher. Real Estate 419 E. Main. Phone 6485 IDEAL FOR CONVALESCENT UH HUUM1NU HOUSE, LARGE well constructed two eiory house, 5 bedrooms, sun porch, hob by room. 3 complete bath rooms, front and beck inside stalrwev, liv ing room, dining room, kitchen, large entrance halt Double garage. Excellent location, landscaped cor ner lot. Price $7500 92500 down pavment. Tengwald Agency, Holly Theater Bldg. Beware Coughs from common colds That Hang On Creomulslon rellsves nromrjtiv he cause it goes right to the seat of the irouDie to neip loosen ana expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, in flamed bronchial muoous mem branes. Tell your druggist to sell yov 1 bottle of Creomultion with tha un derstanding you must like the way lt quickly allays the cough or you are :o nave vour monev oacx. CREOMULSION forCouehs. Chest Colds, Bronchlti PI h Caughs HO on the Motizonii ym Tropical islands, treasure, adventure and ' 1 IH pirates too. beautiful Goldwyn girls and 11 i 11 "PC a cargo of roaring comedyl .Q VCX ;J i ' A Through SATURDAY . f$j( 1W J M i M IPE in TECHNICOLOR with VIRGINIA MAYO WALTER SLEZAK ' ' Wednesday, Mtrcti 14 IMS MEDFORD MAIL TRIBtflfVm ' Qf AA 5 Acre tract on Kings' wOvVV Hfghway. Close to town. modern A roam rtaldtmcav bath and half, 6 bedrooms, base ment, large barn, double garage. chicken house, hoe sheds for 9 brood tows. A good family orchard. All kinds iruii ana nuts, unmeaiaie possession. Ray Schumacher, Real Estate, 417-418 E. Main. Phone 5465. IT YOU want to help In war essen iiai inausiry contact Timber ro ducts Company. Men ere now went, ed especially for employment In the sawmill, and veneer mill. Call In person at our office at the end of north Central Avenue. Tr(S)KfHIKIir! DREAMLAND A Grand Parly Yon Won't Want To Miss RAY'S MUSIC W must close at Midnight in cooperation with James Byrnes' nation - wide closing request. in SAMUEL GOLDWVH'S The nd the RAT raiHCESS 99 WALTER BRENNAN VICTOR McLAGLEN AND "POST WAR INVENTIONS" LATEST NEWS EVENTS TOR SALE Lovely 1 bedroom fin nlshed home at 88 Laurel 8t Aatu FOR SALE Laying Kens. Cell iltff, preferably mornings or evenings WANTED Yearling feeder steers. PC Additional Claiiie4 on Pag 9 Gas on Stomach Rtlittad hs t wunmm m 4mW fast .ij Use Whco cwi lotMcfa Mid cautM MlnfuL itaYocsS trig u, tour tfomacli ud tuftburri. doctor wttls rtavcrlb Uv futtxt-ictlng BtdlctnM tame U ?mroa4U mtef fiudiclnw Itkt Uvat ta sttt-ua iblsu. No lUl. Beil ui brlosa so fort ia nuua botus to sa tm dmteis smb ssaV. lie. 3
