SIX GIRLS JOIN
THREE GET CALL
Word has Just been received
by the Medford navy recruiting
station frnm PnrtlnnH henHmiar.
ters that another record was set
by the local recruiting office in
the past week's enlistments.
Six young women in this vt
Hnitv wpre enlisted an ' Waves
They are, Ann E. Drysdale, 1123
West Main street; Shirley J. Be-
derka 313 Portland avenue; mu
Hrprl A firipner 3(11 Butti
tropt- Dnrla Mavinn White 335
South Ivy street; Mary Jane
Barnes, rnoenix, ana eeveny v.
Driggs, Grants Pass. Ann Drys
dnlo 'Slhirlfw RpHprka nnd Max-
lne White left Sunday for New
York City for training at Hunter
college. The other girls will re
ceive their orders soon.
Miss Barnes, a graduate of
Phoenix high school and South
ern Oregon college, spent one
year in tne wasp anq iwo years
with the army air corps as an
inctrnptnr. fihp has one brother.
a lieutenant lunior grade in the
navy. Miss Griener, a graduate
of Medford high school, has been
employed in the transportation
deoartment at Camp White.
Tha tnUnwintf hnvR were en
listed and placed on inactive
duty before their Doot training
In San Diego, Calif.; Alvy S.
Kendall, brother of Mrs. Hazel
Loftus, 21 V6 South Orange
street; Benjamine O. Leedy, son
of Mrs. Ella May Conklin, route
1, box 480-A: Howard L. Leh
man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
E Lehman, route 4 box ibz-aa:
r'hocfpr M Keene. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Chester B. Keene, route
4, box 378: Leslie W. Brown, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Chester A.
Brown, 521 Beatty street; James
R. Newton, son of Mrs. Esther
M. Newton, route 4, box 248:
Thomas R. Hart, son of Mr and
Mrs. Thomas Hart, box 1, Mur
phy stage, Grants Pass; Edward
D. Jacobs, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Donald E. Jacobs, route 2, box
Pans: Marvin R.
Hoeue, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Everett R. Hogue, Central Point
cinhnrd K Talhntt. son of Mr
and Mrs. Butler R. Talbott, route
2, box 353, Ashland; Raymond S.
Elliott, son of Mr. ana Mrs. a
i... fiiintt e n hnv 181. Ash
land; Richard B. Van Dulne and
Gene L. St. Claire, both oi uien
dale. North Carolina farmers obtain
around $25,000,000 a year from
their wooded lands.
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Peoria, Illinois
Court House News
Marriages
Leeman Allison Woodward
and Leslie L. Johnson.
Charles Francis Smith and
Marie Julia Jacobson.
John Edward Schuster and
Jessie Lucille Akers.
Charles H. Walden and Edith
Lorraine Lenderman.
Paul Martin and Zella Viola
Hanscam. ,
Carl Leslie Branson and Lila
Mae Fortner.
Donald Floyd McDonald and
Jacqueline E. Davis.
Frank L. Hale and Frelda
Louise B:-own.
Alvln Dale Miller and Leora
Delores Lattergrasse.
John Nelson Fortln and Eva
Nichols.
Lloyd James Rogers and Hazel
Marie Love.
Phillip A. Beers and Valla Vee
Vandagrift.
Palmer Loyd McCarter and
Elizabeth Branch.
Harold Leroy Guy and Betty
Lou Daley.
William Lee Morgan and
Alice Madeline Skaggs.
James Robert Bell and Lou
Ella Waterston.
Godfrey John Forsberg and
Edna Lewis.
Orrin David Day and Vergla
Walsh.
James R. Emmons and Mary
Estelle Sm'th.
Frederick Peter Stein and
Rose Elizibeth Stanco.
Harold Lee Harris and Inez
Marie Yockel.
Carl E. Johnson and Elva E.
Booher.
Divorces Filed
Wyvetta L. Mills vs. Jackson
D. Mills.
Bertha Berry vs. Granville L
Berry.
Robert Everhlll Warniner vs
Ruth Sybil Warniner.
Daniel J. Skinner vs. Lora
Thompson Skinner.
Doris Brownlee vs. Floyd H
Brownlee.
Addie Belle Brewer vs. Geo
William Brewer.
William Mathew Swift vs
Gladys Yvonne Swift.
Feme Tierce vs. Alvin Pierce
Ivan E. Shumate vs. Alice
Jane Shumate.
Probate Cojirt
Est. Cornelius C. Murph.'. de
ceased.
Est. Hattie F. Foerst, deceased
Est. Clara Belle Purucker
deceased.
Est. Lillian L. Robinson, de
ceased. "
Est. Alice M. Kendall, de
ceased.
Est. George T. Stoddard, de
ceased.
Est. Maggie Newstrom, de
ceased.
Est. Belle D. Songer, deceased
Est. Missouri M. McCredie.
deceased.
Est. Josephine Calhoun, de
ceased.
Guardianship of Tlrzah Anna
Dizney, incompetent.
Guardianship of Kathleen
Talent, incompetent.
Guardianship of George Cleu
Brees, a minor.
Guardianship of Stanley Dres
bach, a minor.
Estate of Nellie McGowan. de
ceases.
Estate of Opal L. Mooter, de
ceased.
Estate of Steve Cooper Stim-
son, deceased.
Estate of Wm. Henry Ling, de
ceased.
Guardianship of Alvy Sterling
Kendall, a minor.
Deeds
. B. Rflctor and Mnrv W. R,rii fn
Robert W Tollerton and Edith I.
Tollerton, warranty deed.
waiter u uonoughue and Juanlta
O'Donaughue to Jean L. Avery and
Charles Avery, warranty deed.
Robert Jacka and Lois Jarka tn
Garold L.- Jones and Ivy Jones, war
ranty deed.
Garold L. Jones and Ivy Jones to
t-iarcnca i. ierDHCK ana UIBdys Al.
Gerbllck. warranty deed.
Ferdle A Hubbard and Elno-a Hub
bard to Deane Owens, easement.
ueane uwens to California Oregon
Power company, assifinment of easa.
ment
James D. Owens and Ellen Owens
to California Oregon Power company,
right of way.
C. C. Chapman and Jennie A. Chap
man to Guy P MacDonald and Ethel
M. MacDonma, warranty need.
Fra'.ik Chlldera and Myrtle Chllders
to Bertha E Chlldera and Harry Chlld
rs, warranty deed
Frank W Crais and Ada W Crala to
C. N Glllmore and Hazel L. Glllmore.
Tanty deed.
State land board to Walter P. Dun
tap and Helen C Dunlap, deed.
C. O. Presnall and Mvra O Prennall
to 8. S Mitchell and Carrla E. Mitch
ell, warranty deed.
T L. Powell and Laura M. Powell
to Bruce M. Llnlnper. Ellis S Llnlnger.
Earl E Llntnger, Raymond B Lining-'
er, Bert E Wright and Gladys L
Wright, warranty deed
W. C Wllmeth and Sudla E Wll
meth to Carl D Campbell and Elsie
E Campbell, warranty deed.
A. C Bollng to Lawrence Burk
hart and Catherina L Burk.ht.rt, war
ranty deed
Albert L Hlcken and Isabel L Hick
en to David L. Hlcken, deed. '
Josephine Adams to James A. Wick
er and Laura B Wicker, deed.
Ralph E. Koozer and Emma S
Koozer to Charles W Long and Level
la M Long, warranty deed.
Albert J Braun and Susanna O
Braun to Henry B Lewis and Ida M
Lewis, warranty deed.
Poriland Mortgage Co. to Lloyd D
Price and Grace E. Price, special war
ranty deed
Llovd D Price and Grace E Price
to J W Hsh and Hazel L. ruh, war
ranty deed
Rogue River Timber company to
New Management
0 Finer Service
'99' HOTEL
TEXACO
SERVICE
826 N. Riverside
Clifford Green and Kay Oreen. deed.
uogue tuver Timoer company to
John L. Spencer and Elisabeth Spen
cer, 4eed.
Elsie Young and M. F, Young to
California Oregon Power company,
right of way.
Rosa Buchanan and W. E. Buchanan
to R. A. Atwood and Myrtle U At
wood, warranty deed.
Ralph O. Stephenson and Josie L.
Stephenson to F. H. Crosby and Le
nora Crosby, quitclaim deed.
H. C. Whitehead, Mary Whitehead.
Katiierine B. Whitehead. Louise White,
head Barnhart. Harry Bamhart and
Thomas E. Whitehead to James Jansen
and Velma Jansen. warranty deed.
Bert Murphy and Darline Murphy to
Carl E. Nichols and Effie U Nichols,
warranty deed.
Malcolm , Caldwell and Ethel M
Caldwell tb Albert B. Stewart and
VirglniaJVI. Stewart, warranty deed.
Lettle Stewart and E. J, Stewart to
Dean Bush and Mary C. Bush, war
ranty deed.
J. H. CulpeoDer to Francis I. Gov
ernor and B!r.:.'om M. Governor, war-
H. D Hurlhurt to Amv C Dnw nnlt-
claim deed.
C. D Lotts and Elizabeth A. Lotts
to Irving F. Miller and Dollle P. Mil
ler, warranty deed.
James D. Wlmn nnrl tTHfth Wlmn to
G. S. Butler, warranty deed. I
G. S. Butler to S J. Daly and Mary
Dalv, warranty deed.
Mabel W. Kinney to Elmer E. Shel
don and Dorothy Sheldon, quitclaim
deed.
Q. P. Cook to Donald A. Forbes and ;
Allfe L. Forbes, warranty deed.
Glenn R. Darby and Stella F. Darby
to California Oregon Power company. ,
ripht of way.
D. E. MUIard and Vivian Millard to
William Godfrev and Jane Godfrey,
correction cuitdMm deed.
Howard E. Wharton and Ida F i
Whtrton to Raloh J Dalessl and Bea-!
sle H. Dalessl, warranty deed. i
Emma Rader to Ina Rader Stanley. I
warranty deed.
City of Medford to Mrs. E. M. Cobb,
depd. I
Fred Farlow and Ferrantlna Farlow
to Mark S Sanders and Katherine G
Sanders, warranty deed.
state iana ooara to m. h. Myers ana
Vin'et M Myers, deed.
M B. Mvers and Violet M. Mven to
Guv Lunceford, warrantv deed.
City cf Medford to William B Hick
man and Hattie L. Hickman, warranty
deed.
Lee M. Flfield. Cecil M. Flfleld
Claude R Cleveland and Ruth M.
Cleveland to David E. Baxter and
De'le O. BJx:er. wnrrnntv deed.
Ives L. Brown and Lydia Brown to
"P NETPROm
1 Figure can b deceiving. In the financial news of this
month, Union Oil's 1944 net profits were listed at $3532,994.
Now $8,932,994 Is a lot of money. But what the figures fait to
reveal is that this money was divided among a lot of ptopl.
4 This Is not pointed out
fou that while Union Oil
169 million dollars' worth
ships, etc., it is owned by
your neighbor next door.
Fred Cleveland and Opal P. Cleveland.
warranty deed.
W. A. Clink and June Clink to Ira
D. Adrian and Norma Adrian, war
ranty deed.
Corbin F. Fitzgerald and Esther A.
Fitzgerald to Sarah J. Montgomery
end Jamea D. Montgomery, quitclaim
deed.
H. J. Arnold and Maude J. Arnold
to David A. Hood and Ruth York
Hood, quitclaim deed.
David A. Hood and Ruth Y. Rood
to Con C. Murphy and Helen Murphy,
warranty deed.
Lora H. Garrett and S. T. Garrett to
Clay Vernon Calkins and Thelma
Pearl Calkins, warranty deed.
Eliza E. Stewart and J. Q. Stewart
to Archie L. Ferns, warranty deed.
Fred B. Mintle to Claude A. Col
lins and Thelma M. Collins, warranty
ded.
Maude X. Bonewitz to Graca R. Orr
Harrison, right of way deed.
Ada Bawcom to Graca H. Orr Harri
son, right of way deed.
First Federal Savings and Loan as
sociation of Medford to Ralph E. Bell
and Thelma Miller Bell, special war
ranty deed.
Louis C. Jenkins and Mayme A.
Jenkins to Jessie May Ish, warranty
deed.
Tho California Oregon Power com
pany t-, Frank J. Cullen and Neta
May Cullen, warranty deed.
Delbert M. McCaleb and Lena Mc
caleb to Robert C. Brlnson and Cora
M. Brlnson, warranty deed.
Nellie Smith to Ethel A. Hancock,
warranty deed.
Grace M Wilson to W. Bernard Rob
erts and Ada Ruth Roberta, warranty
deed.
George W. Netlson. Administrator,
to M. O. Bessonette and Joy O. Bes
sonette, administrator's desd.
Pauline A. Rothermel to P. C.
Rothermel, deed.
Harlan J. Nissen and Francis H. Nis
san to Chester L. Barnum and Aurllla
E. Barnum, warranty deed.
W W. Hlttle and Mabel E. Hittle to
Alton L. Norris and Ruth E. Norrls,
warranty deed.
William M. Brlggs and Dorothy
Briggs to Frank J. Cullen and Neta
Mav Cullen, warranty deed.
Carl Elmer Branam and Loretta Bra
nnm to Jesse F. Barnes, warranty
deed.
John F. Buller and Esther F. Buller
to Robert E. Breeding and Myrtle L.
Breeding, warranty deed.
G. A. Buchanan and George A.
Buchanan to Minnie E. Snyder, war
ranty deed.
Rowland Miller and Letsy E. Miller
to C. Norman Gail and Ellow Mae
Alice Miller to Albert Henry'
as a complaint, but rather to show
Company today consists of about
of buildings, oil wells, refineries,
ordinary Americans like you and
onion OIL COMPANY
OF CAM FOR til A
Newspapers Depended On For
Seventh War Loan Campaign
New York, April 2. U.PJ.
The treasury will depend heavily
on newspaper publicity and spe
cial advertising by users of
newspaper space to put over the
$14,000,000,000 seventh war
loan, Ted R. Gamble, director of
the treasury's war finance di
vision, said today.
Predicting that Individual in
come will be higher during the
seventh war loan than durng any
previous drive period, Gamble
called on individual!, to sub
scribe $7,000,000,COO, or half the
campaign's quota. In the sixth
war loan the individual quota
was $5,000,000,000. '
Guardla and Marlon Alice Guardla.
warranty deed.
R. B. Early and Vivian Early to
H. Barnhart. warranty deed.
H. Barnhart and Chole Barnhart
to R, B. Early, quitclaim deed.
cmrna monger, nenry conger.
Otto Ntcdermeyer, Nellie Nieder
meyer, C. F. Niedermeyer, Leora
Niedermeyer, Henry Niedermeyer,
Marion Niedermeyer, E. H. Nieder
meyer and Ora Niedermeyer, to Anna
Wendt and Chester Wendt, quitclaim
deed.
Julia R. Elliott to Bert R. Elliott.
warranty deed.
Margaret C. PhllllDS to W. L Mor
gan, contract of sale.
van &. Kasmussen ana ueen m.
Rasmusscn to Vernon V, Rasmusscn
and Nellie H. Rasmussen, warranty
deed.
J. L. Cook to Alfred Hensler and
Jennie A. Hcnslcr, warranty deed.
R. C. Haworth and Lenna M. Ha
worth to ChrlsUne Detrick, warranty
deed.
Mrs. Christine Detrick. declaration
of homestead.
John B. Sheley and Nettle B. Sheley
to Phil S. Omo and lrone F. Omo,
quitclaim deed.
2 For Union Oil Company Is owned not by one man, or two,
but by 32,227 individual Americans. Divided among that many
owners, the net profits averaged just $277.18 per stockholder.
Even this sum wasn't all paid out in dividends. $4,266,724 of th
net profit were plowed back into the business.
5 Thai ownors live In all parts of the country-516 In Oregon,
801 in Washington, 706 In Illinois, etc. 341 are in the military
services. 2913 are Union Oil employees. The average stock
holder owns 145 shares. Some hold fewer, some more; but the
largest owns less than W7o of the total shares outstanding.
"The $4,000,000,000 goal lor
E bond sales alone," he told the
New York financial advertisers,
"is the highest such figure of any
drive and is $1,500,000,000
more than G bond quota In the
sixth."
He disclosed that from May 1,
1941, to January 1, 1045, in
dividuals had bought $42,000,
000,000 in government securities
and in the same period had re
deemed less than 13 per cent of
these obligations. The treasury
in that period sold to all types of
investors some $177,000,000,000
in securities.
New York, March 31 U.R)
The American Newspaper Pub
lishers association reported to
day that daily and Sunday pa
pers published 1,555,043 in
dividual advertisements valued
at $49,520,008 in support of war
projects during 1944.
The report was made" In "De
mocracy's Indespensable Home
front weapon," a booklet pub
lished by the A. N. P. A.'s bu
reau of advertising. The adver
tisements aggregated the equiv
alent of 116,111 standard-size
full pages enough to fill a 24
page paper with nothing but
war-theme advertising every day
for. 18 years. The advertising
does not Include any space given
the war effort in weekly papers.
Leading war projects and the
value of the advertising space
Monday. April i. 194S
devoted to them were: War
bonds, $23,117,018; Red Cross,
$2,927,012; waste paper salvage,
$2,840,044, of which $1,271,039
represented space donated by
newspapers, the national war
fund, $2,359,427; "don't tele
phone," $2,223,129, and armed
forces recruiting, $2,149,929.
SUICIDE LEAP
San Francisco, April 2.
(U.PJ A man identified by police
as Charles Bruning, 51, San
Francisco insurance executive,
Desert Grapefruit
The brac!ngflavor.,.tangy
juice ... oi our iJesert
Grapefruit . . , gives yot
luscious eating rich ii
vitamin C.
Half a clean-skinned,
golden Desert Grapefruit
providos a primary oupply
of essential vitamin Cm.
enough to carry you well to
ward your full-day's need.
Sit down to a juicy-rich
half for breakfast. Treat
yourself to refreshing
Desert Grapefruit again at
lunch or dinner. It's "health
from the desert"
3 So dividends paid out averaged Just $144.79 per stock'
holder, tn contrast to this, wages and salaries averaged $3298.71
per Union Oil employee for the year. Even government received
more from the company' operation than the stockholder.
$1,606,270 were paid out In dividends, $6,127,200 in taxes.
6 So It I not the Investments of a few millionaires, but thi
combined tavings of thousands of average citizens, that make
corporations like Union Oil Company possible. And without
ome uch method of financing Industry, American mass pro
duction, with free competition, could never have been achieved.
Thost datring mart complete Information m tht material in this
advertisement may refer to the formal Annual Report to Stockholders
and Employees which un mill gladly furnish on request. We would
also appreciate any comments or suggestions. Write: The President,
Union Oil Company. Union Oil Blag., Los Angeles 14, California,
AMIRICA'S FIFTH FRIIOOM IS FR1I INTIRPRISI
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE THREE
stopped his automobile on tha
bay bridge ioday, ran to the rail
ing and leaped 300 feet to his
death.
DIPLOMATS ARRIVE
London, April 2. (U.PJ Aus
tralia's Deputy Prim Min
ister Francis M. Forde and For
eign Minister Herbert V. Evatt
have arrived here for British
commonwealth talks preceding
the San Francisco conference, it
was announced today.
(Is Mall Tribune Want Ads.
SUN SHINES 'EM
golden bright Inside and out
. . . packs plenty of
vitamin C in
' &fa no nrW).y
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