LOCAL and
To Moat Tonight Members of
the Past Noble Grands' club will
meet tonight at eight o'clock at
the Girls Community club.
Juniors io Meet Junior De
gree 6f Honor will meet Satur
day at the Lincoln school gym
nasium at 11 a. m. the director,
Ida M. Wilson, announced today.
mm
Building Permit Fred Foust,
103 East Jackson boulevard,
was issued a permit from the of
fice of the city superintendent
yesterday to repair a residence
at a cost of $200.
Bister Dies Relatives here
have been informed of the death
of Mrs. Rosalie Edwards, Pasa
dena, Calif. Mrs. Edwards' sister,
Mrs. Jessie Muir, Route 1, has
been in the southern city for the
past several weeks.
Wright HereW. R. Wright,
BMle, is in Medford to visit his
wife, Patricia, at the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H
Stallsworth, Route 2, Box 184.
Mrs. Wright will accompany her
husband on his return to Wash
ington the latter part of this
month.
Colley Leaves Robert W
Colley, AOM3-C, left by plane
yesterday after five days with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe B.
Colley, Hillcrest road, Before re
porting back to San Diego Col
ley will visit a brother, Bill, who
is also with the navy, stationed
in San Francisco.
On Furlough Pfc. Leigh
Eden, son of Mr. and Mrs. O A.
Eden, 211 Genesee street, ar
rived in Medford Sunday en
route to Lincoln, Neb., for re
assignment with the air corp.
Eden has just finished training
in Florida as a gunner on a B-29.
Also a guest at the Eden home
was Air CacVet Edward Gove,
son of Mrs. I. H. Gove, formerly
of Medford, who arrived from
the air base at Merced, Calif..
to spend a few days with Pfc.
Eden.
TRUCKS FOR RENT
Drive Yourself Save Vfc
Anv Distance
PRUITT'S
MOBILOIL STATION
Main end Ivy Phone 4M3
Nights Only Weekdays
Doors Open 6:45
- TODAY! -
2 BIG HITS
Kay Francis
in
it
Always In My
Heart"
Walter Huston
'ffW Jr.
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v.
IS YOUR
CAR FOR SALE?
SEE
HUMPHREY NOW
for a
HICH CASH FRICEI
HUMPHREY KOTORS
USED CAR EXCHANGE
33 S. Riverside Ave.
PERSONAL
CALENDAR
Friday
1:00 p. m.-Friday Luncheon
club, home of Mrs. J. p. Bray
Lozier Lane. Meet at Methodist
church at noon for transporta
tion, Saturday
2:00 p. m. College Women's
club of the Rogue River Valley,
Girls" Community club.
12 noon Zuleima Temple.
Daughters of the Nile, luncheon
at Holland' Hotel followed by
stated session and ceremonial at
2 p.m. and Installation of officers
at 8 p.m. at Masonic Temple.
8:00 p. m. F. L. club, home
of Mary Brown, Arnold and Bel
linger Lane. '
Corcoran Home Pvt. Myron
Corcoran, son of Mr. and Mrs.
William Corcoran arrived home
Tuesday evening on a delay en
route from a diesel school at Ft.
Crook, Neb., to Camp Polk, La.
He is visiting at the family home
on Ross Lane and will report
back April 23 for service with
the engineers.
From Portland Mrs. Philip
Livesley and son will leave
Sunday for their home in Port
land after visiting this week
with Mrs. Denny Edge, 710
Beekman avenue. Mrs. Lives
ley's husband, a major with
U. S. forces In China, was for
merly stationed with the 91st
division at Camp White.
Webber Home John Webber
is in Medford to visit his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Webber,
319 Laurel street, after having
completed "boot" training at
the Great Lakes Naval Training
station in Chicago. He leaves
Sunday to report back to the
station for reassignment to a
base for training as an aerial
gunner.' His brother, Ensign R.
B. Webber, recently sailed for
duty overseas.
Cards Expire Jackson coun
ty residents are reminded that
those holding 1942 Red Cross
first aid cards must renew them
this year, the cards expiring
after three years. Downtown
and neighborhood classes will
be organized on request and
anyone Interested Is asked to
call the chapter office, 4405
M. L. Tedrow, first aid chair
man, states that about 2500 res
Idents hold cards issued during
the first year of the war.
Car Thieves Caught
With Aid of Planes
Pontic, Mich., CU.R) Air
borne wonders of the post-war
world were a sour prospect to
three 16-year-oldvDetroit youths
after they had been trailed by
an airplane as they fled in a
stolen automobile.
They stole the car, which be
longed to Kenneth Barber, from
the airport, and Barber saw them
leaving. He Jumped in a car for
the pursuit, and two of his in
structors went aloft In planes and
followed the stolen car easily,
enabling Barber to keep on the
trail.
Eventually the boys abandon
ed the car and tried to escape on
foot, but were rounded up by
police.
Court Records
Justice Court
Lvle Paul Miller, overload.
$15 and costs.
Robert Arthur Wilcox, no
muffler on motor vehicle, $1
and costs.
Victor Eugene Taylor, over
load, $10 and costs.
("Momenta Allen RicketU. Mv
ron Dearlng Andrews, no opera
tor s license, 91 ana costs.
Leonard Lee Rhodes, trailer
unit overload, cited.
Richard Eugene F a n g e r,
Charles Oliver Long, combina
tion overload, cited.
State Police
Albert Clinton Wright, no 11
renA nn trailer, cited.
Vean Elmer Robertson, no op
erator s license, citea.
Ralph Eugene Haggard, no op
erator's license, cited.
Camp White Dance
Schedule
Thursday
Regular informal dance at
Service Club No. 2 at 8 p. m.
Music by SCU orchestra, floor
show and refreshments.
TOP CEILING
PRICES
rOR YOUR
CAR
TOO WONT GET MORE
MONEY ANYWHERE
THAN YOU GET
. AT THE
Automobile Market
6th & Bartlett Ph. 3919
H-ZSTRip Nip FF.gare
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Dead Japanese sailors are scattered about decx of this ensmy frigate,
caught ana blasted oy B-25s of the Far East Air Forces oft the Indo
china coast. Wreckage from the vessel and dead crewmen can De seer
In the bomb-churned sea.
ANSWERING GIF
An answering brief to the de
fense demurrer to the wording
of the indictment brought against
Fred A. Wolf, charged with sec
ond degree murder, was filed by
the district attorney yesterday.
Wolf Is charged with the mur
der of Percy H. Ijames, during a
sidewalk altercation at Gold
Hill last February 4.
The defense demurrer, filed
by Attorney Don R. Newbury,
contends the Indictment should
be more specific in designating
the death weapon, Instead of the
phrase "sharp instrument." The
state In its answer contends this
is sufficient upon which to base
the charge. Cirf jit Judge Her
bert K. Hanna is expected to
hear argument? on the demur
rers early next week.
With this point settled, Wolf
held in the county Jail, will en
ter a plea and trial date will be'
set.
Workers In Rocket
Plants To Observe
Own Curfew Rules
Camden, Ark., (U.R) While
the nation still talked about the
recently-invoked midnight cur
few on amusement places, con
struction workers at the big na
val ordnance plant here began
observing their own curfew
rules.
The curfew for daytime work
ers living In hutments on the
plant grounds is S p. m., while
Protection Specialists keep a con
tinual 24-hour patrol throughout
the area to keep down noises
that might disturb day sleepers
who work on the night shifts.
Camden city officialp reported
that when the curfew role went
Into effect, scores of professional
gamblers, who had come into the
city to prey on the workers, dis
appeared, while a large number
of beer parlors and "honky
tonks" that had sprung up along
the hlghrays near the plant
closed up because of lack of
business.
Meanwhile, W. C. Page, per
sonnel director at the plant,
praised the construction work
ers, who he said "have made
remarkable progress despite
many handicaps and obstacles.
"In less than IS weeks wll
derness along the Ouachita river
has been transformed into a
r
Do your, drinks seem
t7 a
"Pm-PoiNT Cakbonation" keeps drinks spar
kling with life, to the last sip. And Canada Dry's
special formula points up the flavor of any tall
drink. Ask for Canada Dry Water when you're
out Serve it in your borne. ,
Where there's 3you'Il hear-
'"II HIV
CANAD
(Aemm Telephoto)
plant which will produce rock
ets, the most needed instruments
of war, for both the Army and
Navy, Page said.
Lone Pine School
Schedules Spring
Music Show Friday
Annual spring concert of the
Lone Pine school will be held at
Roxy Ann Grange hall Friday
night at 8 o'clock. Music pupils
from Howard school, Griffin
Creek school and Oak Grove
school will assist with the pro
gram.
The girls' glee club, under
direction of Mrs. Virginia Lu
man, will present several num
bers. The orchestra, under direc
tion of Edward C. Root, will pre
sent nine numbers. Blake Mad
dox will play a violin solo and
Mary Jo True will present two
piano solos. A cornet solo by
Carlene Mark and accordion
solos by Charlotte Grlgsby will
make up part of the program.
Aluminum Freight
Cars Tested For
Post-War Period
Mt. Vernon, 111. U.RV T h e
old-fashioned boxcar has been
streamlined. Three freight cars
made entirely of aluminum have
been built, for the first time any
where, by the Mt. Vernon Car
Manufacturing Co.
The new cars are made of the
same material formerly used for
kitchen utensils and now being
used for aircraft production
They are exactly the same shape
and size and have the same ca
pacity as the old cars. The slm
ilarlty is Just that, however, and
nothing more.
The aluminum cars require no
paint except the usual markings
giving the name of the railroad
and the car's load limit and
safety Instructions. Weighing
8,000 pounds less than the old
type of car, the aluminum struct
ure permits engines to take on a
greater load.
The boxcar Job was taken on
by the Mt. Vernon plant as an
experiment, since Us usual pro
duction Is of bomb parts, LST
sections and locomotives.
UM Mail Tribun Want A1l.
Too Late to Classify
WANTED Lady to work for few
hourt each day. 09 Motel. Ph. MM.
JUST arrived, another tnick load of
rrenn frutu ana vereTme at mea
ford Oranse Mkt.. 1202 N. Riverslda
FARMERS. Attention CilyTans"fer
& Stcraw offer you a eomolete
service In all haul In and dfflvery
of anything. Phona 4664, 38 8. Fir.
Then treat your
taste to this tfS
HQ DOTTLI
15
n. FAMOUS
, Modern 8 -room honae", eon
crate foundation, 60-foot
lot, built 5 years; north
$5000
I Stucco duplex, 3-bedrooms,
hardwood floor in eacn.
Income. $00 per month.
$4000
Two-story modern houfe,
West 2d; outside entrance
to unner anartment: elec
tric refrigerator, new gas range and
heater included. 500 dawn payment
ffCAA Modern 3-bedroom house,
JUJUU near courthouse. Built S
w v v w voara. All f urn tura in
cluded. Immediate possesion.
POOCAa acres, irrigated, clover;
JJZJu 2-bedroom nous, pressure
nurnn. small barn, chicken
house, garage and woodshed. Shade.
S miles northeast. Immediate P
session. ....
Ain rAA SO acres, close to.Mea
MZ.JUU ford: all In cultivation.
i w Irrigated, excellent soil.
modern buildings. Furniture and
stock can be purchased, immediate
possession. We have a 7,50O ap
proved loan for this property.
(PI A CAA An Ideal poultry rancn
MU.dUU netting better than $400
' a month. 6-room mod
ern dwelling, 7 acres irrigaiea mov
er. Complete set modern poultry
buildings, 1,400 laying hens, 1,800
pullets. Close to Medford. Let us
show you this fine property.
TENGWaLD AGENCY. Realtors
Holly Theater Bldg. "On the Corner
FOR SALE Fisher's Mormilk. A real
dairy ieea. ibuci i( j . fnvw'"
KLAMATH GEM potatoes, U, S. No. 1.
pnone Hir.
lu ins. ac; u, o.
lbs. for 30c; larje No. 3 potatoes. lp
ik. Jin Mprffnrrl Oronje MKt.
NOTICE All FruiO'i'ocessing Plants :
The American rruu wue -ciation
has a full line of the paints
..... k. - niina tnr vral
years, and I will be on duty there
and anyone needing high-grade
paints and varnishes.
L. R. ANDREWS
Distributor for Tropical Paint
nil fnm nlllW
WANT housekeeping, care of children.
manent. Write Route 4, Box 382-A,
Mrs. Minr
FOR SALE Good ivory chest of
drawers, 33 oy 43 incnes,
Drawers, emau. T...w
Phono 313.
FOR SALE Ladino clover seed. L. M
Hamilton, Alien noiei
WANT TO BUY pasture for sheep
LM- Harrdlt. AUenJwteL
FOR SALE Kodah precision nlar
er aiia mxtui no. h,
aii aim -j sj. us. ,
WANTED A woman familiar with
restaurs ni wor. r-vvf w
it.rrvHoi Rt 1512 N. Riverside
LUal BiacK icmaiu uiitw,
Ity OI IN. reacn anu -
or Z813. riewarcv
jnceu Dl'AC t 1Kb. OCtf nW SDUdS,
35c, fancy tomatoes, 2 lbs. 43c. Med
ford Orance Mkt.
WANTED More New Hampshire
hatching ea9 irom diuuu-
flocks. Also 4 Silent Sioux oil brood-
,oiA r-n.ntr.il P fiint Hatchery
UlVEi your fax a b"" "
luDricate, ennnse """ J'iw fi iiT
nuiereniiai jjieaoo -
front whl bearlns." JIBktONE
mm. uavu i "
&. r ir mi. riwiw uuu
FOR SALE Screen glass for your
oroouci hum i,(
LTVESTOCk auction every Saturday
menclng atl p. m. fhnrp. If you
"on mirk.r Thl. market i. well
waicrins , ,a, u ,, ihf. in In
yo UT SIOCK. VY liavo .
ute market Information, along with
wido acquaintance among men
prominent In live.tock circles which
make, our aervlces paramount with
the buyers and aellera of llveataek.
We caier strictly to the aale and
tronsportniion oi iivc.,...
SOUTHERN OREGON LIVESTOCK
Col. A. If- Dudley, Auctioneer
1-uonD
FOR ?AL ".r- -;-d
conauion, -
pnone iia.u. , , ,., -:c
?cs--rzriri.v hoD. vM w. loth
FOR-HEU" with your itate Income
tax. P"""-'-"'--,----.
o..r;f""Hn.hh.?a?d
and ruungs. w.
t:rapo. ,
SUNK1ST lu.c. , orange. ;
aoz. rjc -'., K-l, fimnae
Iflc; 75c per oaten. " -
Mnrket. -
WANTED TO BtrV-Pair g(r Kgfiw
?".n;.."T;:H st . box h.
r - . -. : i . " I vrmr war-
den. acreage. Have two new tractor
outfits. .
rosM-'i'rsl,rL
carom 'jjr'" ' - .
FORRENT Upper 5 -room furnished
pi. inquire T-r,
FORSALE-New w.n
iwine. raKiu
and Fir its
ana rir im- , , r r
1 .haul nL.
girl. flOfl W. lOth;
x."T.7 r.h'rii. tomato anfl
r onion pi.W'or .jVf'W, S 8
Hiversiqq. n."..2: -t
SZZdu i"1 oU-
"close
$1975
One-halt -r " "'
hmme. automatic w a i w
.ystem. . ,,. ... ,
$2400
4-room houh w.va vm -
lota, fenced.
V11 uw good itrden Mil, fruit and
berrtea. S.room houae. modern: barn.
drl en wn aooa vn . .-..-
See E. GOULD. 403 W. Jackon
Bhowl 1i4S-6:4S-9s30
TODAY
Thru Saturday
2-Big Hits-2
$2950
PLUS
The Musical Comedy
Romance
"Earl Carroll's
VANITIES"
TOR SALE Chunk wood, bout two-
thirds dry. see or pnono waroia i.
Parker. 810 S. Central.
FOR SALE New Queen Anne daven-
port, prewar springs, rnone jo.
atier n p.m.
fOR SALE at 203 W. Bth: Hot water
mnK, aressers, ibdics, sioves, ouw
articles. Store suae for rent.
FOR SALE- Registered Duroe jersey
yearling, rroven sow, excciiem
strain. Melvin J. tattle. Rt. 4, Box
200. Tel. 0094.
FOR SALE Fordson tractor. 1957
mociei. Mfivin j. Mime, ni. a, ou
200. Tel. 6094.
WANT barnyard ferUlirer. Call at 124
Lincoln st.
WANTED Dependable, man 'for' gen-
erai larm worK ann mux omo cows
Private living quarters, board and
good wages. Phone 6322. Write
Oscar Gvsin. Rt. 4. Dox 261. Medford
FOR SALE-Pnrker Lifetime fountain
pen, like new; yellow rouer singing
canary and cage; also a well-built
6x22-foot cabin on skids, firtexed
Inside. 603 S. Riverside, after A p.m.
or ohone 4278.
SALE OF RUMMAGE, home-cooked
looa, plants, cut flowers, masonic
iucig., lues., April if. ny fcasi oiuu
circle, tresoyierian cnircn.
FOR-SALE Practically new maroon
living room suite, inone awua.
FOR SALE 3 good milch ows.
Carold J. Parker. 610 S. Ceni.al.
POTATOES V. 3. No. 1. Klamath
tiems. no limn, Duy au you warn ai
the Riverside Market.-
WANTED Woman or girl io caro for
10-mos.om baby, either in my nome
or hers, for working mother, xrio
une. Box 3743.
FOR SALE No. 4 2x4s, surfaced four
sides; no priority neetiea. porter
Lumber Co.. 304 S. Fir. Phone 2881.
W AN TEDBaTe d oat or nlfalfihay.
F. ,K. oAMaOH tU,
FOR SALE 13x14 all-wool rug. 8x6
matching rug, sxia rug and pea
S19 N. Bartlett.
RADIO SERVICE One, two, three-
rinv narvica on most maKei wnen
hrought to shop. Phillips Radio
Service, 1307 N. Riverside. Phone
385 9.
fVb A-l fl-gallon cows, freshen soon,
win tie sola at rnoemx Aucuon oai
urday.
FOR SALE, HOTKAPS A few for
the home garden, or by the thou
sand for commercial gardeners. Get
POTATOES U. S. No. 1, Klunalh
Genii. No limit, buy all you want at
ineKiverame jwarKei;
WANTED Rabhits, any amount, alive
or dressed, rnona au, Kiversme
marKCT,
WANTED Plowing, harrowing," any
kind or tractor worn, pnone zur.
Riverside Market, Medford, or 782
Central Point
FISHERMEN!
Cm'on Fellows) Time's netting
short. I have several orders for fish
ins rods, but don't have the rods to
fill the bill. See if you don't have an
extra. Regardless of Its condition, 1
will make an offer, and put It In
condition so that the fellow who
doesn't have one can enjoy the sport
of fishing In our famous Rogue
River. Call 3.143 or call nt33 Geneva.
Medford, and ask for Bob Gllstrap
ALFALFA SEED A limited supply of
unmm jusi arrived.
F. E. SAMSON CO.
FOR feALE--Cigara by tho box. Casino
.CjA' b . 17 8. Front.
WANTED Chickens, any kind, "any
amount, live or dressed, laying hens
or otherwise. Phona 2117, Riverside
mar koi.
FOR SALE Reo 2',4-ton truck motor
Phone fi639.
WANTED White mala kitten. Phone
8958.
H OS IERV mending. Telephone 444 AT"
OIL BROODERS 500-capacity, whlTa
utey last.
F. E. SAMSON CO.
I W A N TTO BUY amnll modern
home, around 93,300 or 93.000 cash
Give exact location. Box 3308
REPLrtt E vour broken windowg)aai
New glass installed while vnu wait
MEDFORD MILLWORK CO
The Glass House
Phone tlta 10th and Grape
FOR SAT&tady's black wool dress
coat, uks new, tiz io. iTioune, dox
3620
" WE BtTY-EM WE SELUEM
COME IN AND SKE-EM
1036 Studebaker Sedan
1033 Studebaker Sedan
1933 Studebaker Sedan
103d Nnah Sedan
1033 Nash Sedan
1038 Ford Coupe
Foglltes Batteries Gas Locks
Davton-McClaren Tires and Tubas
See at A Z 'Tubby' Deans
Your Pontlao Dealer
Richfield Station' Phone 2943
6th and Grape. Buy Bonds
CASH IN A FLASH
FOR YOUR CAR
Save Tim Cash and Gas
Call Automobile Market,
Friendly Medford Dealer
Ph 8" 10 0th and Bartlett
No Red Tap When You Sell
to Us
FOR MANY YEARS tiplrln has been
accepted by both the medical profession
nd the public as a sals, sure wtj to
relieve psia.
But many peopls who had complete
confidence in aspirin did not find it sjbvc
as iUk relief from blinding, maddening
pttn sj they hoped for. Hence in desper
ation they sometimes turned to other
remedies leu well proTed.
To mast this situation group of
medical research men set oat to tee what
could be done to speed op the analgesic
er "pein-killing" action of aspirin' to
make It bring their paticmi quicker re
lief, without heart or stomach upset
Oat of thtis reseat-chei cams real!
dew kind of analgesic tablet, s combine
Thursdsr. April 1J. 194b MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE WOT
APPLES, $129 lug. Bring container!
Walter Tone, oiewan avo.
FOR SALE 4-cyllnder Durant motor.
complata wun ifeneraior. aiarier.
clutch and tranimluioa. Write
Tribune, Dox 30M.
WANTED Reliable woman I6r coo
Ing In private home Phone 2334.
AUAHB BEAUTY SALON Special
Ulna u. permanenu All work guar
anteed Phona 26B4 120 N Central
COMMERCIAL SPRAYING PleaM
pnone alter o p. m. rngnt oi,a4.
witnrow.
tlH llOUCH Bl.OX & SLABS, green
hie -ioubla load 16 SO Medford FuaJ
Tel 3111.
PLAYING
THE NOUNS Or
BROOKIYNI
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UNITED ' '
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STILL MEANS jjf
I "SERVICE"
H M ajliataWJIaaaM T TTr 'M
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! mantis it's always (pleasure to serve yru in ny l
way we can. Make United your travel informs- y
I I tion headquarters. .
S Telephone 71 1 1 .
UNITED AIR LINES It
Municipal Airport JFVn
Starts SUNDAY
New Analgesic Tablet
(all) talUf)
now released to public
Thousands find it gives quicker; safe relief
from headache from pains of sinus,
neuritis, neuralgia and arthritis
Hon of sspfrta sndcatcfam gtatamtts. fa
this new tablet, aspirin does its old, safe
job of relieving pain. But through its
combination with calcium gluumate, t
tensive tesu.br physicians showed It gavsj
most people both fiarliciaxidgrMr
rtliij from ptlo.
After Hik, eatenthrs) Nsthtf and a
by members of the medical profession ss
a prescription rented t, this new snalgesic
tablet has now been released for ooo
prrscription sale bj every drupgiit Ir if
called Superln (from tuner aspirin). Yo
can get its blessed, quick relief from pain
by asking your druggist for a bottls today
50 tablets for 39. Aik for Superio
tsvatr-r Prepared by Csrtrr Products,
Inc. New. York.
. . . Quick relltf from pain
CAidXRON-Monrrrr lumber ca
LOW-PRICED LUMBER
So Rlverclde at Barn.tt Rd
Medtord Phona 5403.
Husbands! Wives!
Want new Pep and Vim?
Thotwadt ( Mupica ara wek, wom-ot, n-
tainted BoUly bocsusa body Uc'na Iron. Tor new
vim. fltAlltr. try Oitres TonlTTablu. Bupplli
lS,.nU.t0$l ?K n.oJ '!.r Prophylactic fc.Ma
MUtaJa St. (lei SSo Inuortuotory alte now mJy 3D
Tor tal t aU dnic aura nrjwbtn.T
wmmm
II' IsWU I
with safety
WATER
Ti