: 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.
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good properties. Thou
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of Mutual Fire Insurance
dependable, complete
protection, prompt, fair
settlements of loss and
reduced insurance. costs.
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April 29th
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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.
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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
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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
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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.
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