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: Disabled Invited To D. A. V. Meeting Latest federal legislation con cerning disabled veterans w(ll be discussed at the regular meet ing of Jackson County Chapter 8, Disabled American Veterans, to be held Tuesday at 8 p. m., In the armory. Disabled veterans are invited to attend the meet ing and present any problems they may wish. The D.A.V. service office, room 205 Liberty building, is open from 10 a. m. to 2 p. m. daily when claimants may se cure an interview with Frank Holbrook, service officer. THE GRANGE Central Point Grange Home Economics club of Cen tral Point Grange will, meet at 1 p. m., April 25 for dessert luncheon with Sister Mary Tay lor on the Old Stage road, in stead of with Frieda Smith, as was planned. Catgut for the strings of vio lins never comes from cats, ac cording to the Encyclopedia Britannica. It is taken from the Intestines of sheep, horses and mules. ...to careful owners of good properties. Thou sands enjoy the benefits of Mutual Fire Insurance dependable, complete protection, prompt, fair settlements of loss and reduced insurance. costs. These many advantages are available to YOU ' MAX ! PEIRCE 4 AGENT 27 N. Holly Ph. 4940 JURORS says: "A SONG TO REMEMBER" is the most thrillingly different picture .1 have ever seen! - Columbia's 1 A SONG TO REMEMBER' - IN TECHNICOLOR Starting Sunday April 29th A Road Show Attraction at Regular Prices KEEP YOUR CAE FIT HEPAIE ROW! Drive A SAFE Ca? USE OUR "PAY AS YOU BIDE" PLAN WE CARRY OUR OWN PAPER Make Your Monthly Payment at . Our Office Ko Red Tape For Better Service See CRATER LAKE FvlOTORS Sixth and Ivy Streets "Hollywood Canteen" Showing As a proud salute to men In uniform fighting this war on varied battlefronts and a tribute to the members of stage and screen whose unceasing efforts have done much to help soldier morale, the screen has fashioned the newest musical hit, "Holly wood Canteen," opening a three- Edward Arnold "Main Street After Dark, opening today at the Rialto for a three-day engagement, is a compact, fast-moving and ex citing thriller about women pickpockets who prey upon sol diers and sailors at embarka tion points until the police de partment evolves a novel plan and cleans out the criminals who dJOCALS In Medford Tom Fairchlld, formerly of Medford, was in the city this week on business from Los Angeles. On Furlough Sgt. Keith Den man arrived home Wednesday on furlough from Hamilton field, Calif., after serving in the European theater for two years. Denman is visiting his wife, Alta, at their home, 218 East Main street. On Leave J. W. H e r r o n, MoMM 1c, arrived In Medford April 18 on a 30-day leave, after serving in the Philippines for the past two years. Herron is visiting his sister, Mrs. K. N. Anthony, and his two small daughters, 37 Quince street Officer Home Chief Petty Officer Walter Nitzel-will leave tomorrow for the naval base at San Diego after spending a few days here en route from Port-, land. He is visiting his wife, Mable, at their home, 727 Palm street, Can Collide Slight damage wag caused Friday to cars op erated by Mervin W. Escola, Camp White, and Alfred Dre maggio, also of Camp White, when they collided while travel ing on Crater Lake highway near Four Corners, according to a report on file today. Damage estimated at $10 was caused to both cars, the report stated. day engagement at the Craterian theatre today. Star-studded, with enough en tertainment names to make 10 motion pictures, the musical's cast includes Jack Benny, Joan Crawford, Bette Davis, Roy Rog ers and Trigger, Barbara Stan wyck, Jane Wyman, Eddie Can tor and Joe E. Brown. in Rialto Hit engage in this displcable thiev ery. Featured in the outstand ing cast are such favorites as Edward Arnold, Hume Cronyn and Selena Royle. Paul Kelly and Virginia Grey starring in "Grissly's Millions," a mystery story of the dead's re venge for murder, is the com panion feature. Family Here Sgt. and Mrs. F. R. Klassen and family of Camp Roberts, Calif., are in Medford and visitors at the home of Mrs. Ada Klassen, 826 Park place 5. They will leave the latter part of this week. Discharged Irl Groves, CBM, USNR, returned to his home in Medford this week after having been honorably discharged from the U. S. naval hospital, Oak land, Calif. He entered the serv ice in November, 1942, and served 22 months overseas in the south Pacific. Groves returned home last October and has been in the naval hospital since that time. TRUCKS FOR RENT Dftva Yourself--Sava l Anv IMflianr PRUITT'S MOBILOIL STATION Main and Ivj Pbnna 4141 SOUND TRUCK and Public Address Systems FOR RENT! Ana Placa - Any rima An? Oeratlnn FIDLER NEWS AGEKCY Phntlft 40:14 or 6038 .121 Nn Rlvertlda. Medford POISON OAK? Try bottle of ZEMACOL Von mast be satisfied or your money cheerfully refunded. Get a botUa to day at WESTERN THRIFT. Visiting Parents C h a r 1 e s Hale, AMM 1c in the navy, and Mrs. Hale and their infant son, are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hale, In Eagle Point. The navy man is an instructor, stationed at St. Louis, Mo. Recovering L. O. Van Slyke, 916 West Tenth street, is suc cessful recovering from an op eration performed last week in Good Samaritan hospital, Port land, relatives stated yesterday. Mrs. Van' Slyke Is in Ashland with her daughter, Mrs. J. E. Merrill, while her husband is In the hospital. Ladies Jo Me.j Lady JayCees will meet Monday evening at Valentine's cafe with Mrs. Blanche Frisbie, supervisor of Jackson county public health nurses, as guest speaker. Mrs. Frisbie will talk on the activi ties of the public health depart ment. The meeting is scheduled for 8 p. m. and will be followed by refreshments. Promoted TSgt. John W. Snider has been promoted in grade and made chief clerk of the finance office of Camp Car son, Colo., a message to his mother, Mrs. Maude Snider, 528 Pennsylvania avenue, stated Fri day. Sgt. Snider has been in the army since 1942. His wife and two small children make their home at Colorado Springs. m Building Permits Four build ing permits were issued this week end from the office of the city superintendent. F. E. Sam son, 235 Bartlett street, was Is sued a permit to erect an addi tion to a warehouse at a cost of $500. Harold Willis, 733 Broad street, received a permit to erect a private garage at a cost of $500 and permits were issued to Or-, ton McDonald, 819 Narregan street, and Nellis Shanahan, 1208 East 11th street, to Improve resi dences. and Thru TUESDAY 4 rt. ' "'ivJM&li) I5 - a.- Vw' ' F.t I R:;1 MILLIONS FO I ' y,'ti' -J i t tit ' rr jfii Contin Shows Sunday Doori Open 1 :4S P.M. Mayor lo Portland Mayor Clarence A. Meeker left Satur day evening for Portland where he will attend a meeting of the League of Oregon Cities. He ex pects to return Tuesday morn ing. Leonard Leaves Ensign Mor ris B. Leonard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris B. Leonard, 250S Hillcrest road, left by plane Sat urday night for New York to rejoin his ship. Ensign Leonard, who serves aboard a destroyer, has been home on two weeks' leave. Captain Leaving Capt. Wal ter Bryant; stationed at Camp White for the past year, left last night for Ft. Lewis, near Ta coma. Wash., where he will be stationed for the present. The captain is currently with a mili tary police training unit. Mrs. Bryant and their daughter will remain In Medford untl the end of the school year. Children Get First Glimpse of America San Francisco, April 21 U.R) One hundred and forty Ameri can civilian repatriates, include ing 46 family units, arrived here today after three year's imprison ment in Santo Tomas in the Philippines. Many small chil Mother's Day Cards Choose from the finest lines in America dis- played here. SWEM'S Book & Gift Shop MURDER dren, some torn !h the prison camp or while their parents were hiding out from the Jap anese, saw their country and relatives for the first time. Clatlnf Uma for Sunday Too Lata to ClaMft? 5:30 Saturday attarnoon Plaasa remember t pSr ' em BSil Ifc. seen ( Wm l MlSiiP' mm i Sunday, April 22, 1945 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNESEVEN PREDICTS ANOTHER WAR Los Angeles, April 21 (U.PJ Dr. Rafael Soltero-Peralta, un official delegate from Puerto Rico to the San Francisco con Please Attend Matinees Avoid Night Crowds . ... This Engagement POSI TIVELY MUST END TUESDAY NITE! ference, predicted tonight that the world will soon be engulfed In another war If the conference does not outlaw colonies and empires. -illsM'JIBH I 1:45 I IB
