Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 01, 1945, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and Visitor Hera Marcella Aus tin of San Jose, Calif., is a guest of her grandmother, Mrs. Harry E. Miller, Orchard Home Drive . Club To Meet Get-Together club members will meet Wednes day, May 2, at the Eagles' hall - for a potluck luncheon and bust ness session. Unit To Meet Evans Valley Extension unit will meet at the home of Jerusha Moore, Thurs day, May 3. This will be a social meeting and all women of the valley are invited. Meeting Postponed The meeting of the Girl Scout Lead ers' association, originally sched uled for Wednesday, May 2, has been postponed until May 0, it was announced today. . Kenselman Leaves Pvt. Philip J. Henselman left Friday for Ft. Sheridan, 111. after spend ing five days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Henselman, 415 Edward street. Pvt. Hensel man recently completed a series of murals for the army recrea tion center at Ft. Sheridan. Henselman has also painted murals for Fitzsimmons hospital, Denver, Colo., and Camp Ellis, 111. - , If you need to Dm To Monthly Losses If yon lose so much during monthrv period, mat you leel so iSg rSS3 out" this may be due to low bloodMfoa -ff By E. Plnaham'a taiuto- i? attest blood-Iron tonics jou can buy Plnkham's Tablets aS atoo famous to help relleye symptomi tytfiaTPMham's TAQISf S Mother's Day Cards Choose from the finest lines in America dis played here. r SWEM'S Book & Gift Shop S. M. WADE Commercial and Domestic Refrigerators Repaired 5302 . Phone 3378 PARTS and SERVICE for all makes or WASHERS and REFRIGERATORS YOUNGER'S APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. 31 N. Bartlett. Phone 2419 NOTICE to TRUCK OPERATORS In Stock Ready for Immediate Delivery One New Mack Truck 20,000 pd. GVW 1000 Tires 5-Speed Transmission 354-inch Motor Adaptable for Logging, Lumber or Van operation Sold on ODT Certificate Only We Will Help You Secure Certificate HUMPHREY MOTORS 33 S. RIVERSIDE For Elks and Their Ladies Only o GAMES and DANCING ELK LODGE MEMBERS WELCOME o Tuesday, May 1st, 6:30 PERSONAL CALENDAR Wednesday '6:30 n. m. USWV and aux iliary, potluck dinner at armory followed by meetings. Depart ment officers to be guests. 8:00 p. m. Past Presidents' club, Degree of Honor, home of Mary White 651 Pine street. Thursday 10:00 a.m. Medford Garden club, Girls' Community club, to make rose corsages. Sack lunch at noon. Afternoon session, 2 p. m. L. G. Gentner to speak on insect control. 10:30 a. m. Wenonah club, home of Mrs. Floyd Watkins, 701 West Jackson, covered dish luncheon at noon. Bring service and sewing kit. 12 noon Daughters of Nile Sewing club, home of Mrs. O. L. Oyermeyer, 610 South Holly St., potluck luncheon followed by Red Cross sewing. ' 2:00 p. m. Women's Relief corps, armory. 2:00 p. m. Women's Bible class, Methodist church, church parlors. Building Permit Lydia An derson, 27 Tripp street, was issued a permit from the office of the- city superintendent yes terday to reroof a residence at a cost of $100. Yarn Arrives A shipment of olive drab yarn for knitting army slip-on sweaters has been received by the Red Cross pro duction unit and is now avail able for knitters. Mrs. A. Orin Schenck, chairman, announced today. Private Leaves Pvt. J. E. Parmenter left for the Presidio, San Francisco Calif., last night after visiting with Mr. and Mrs, Dorr R. Hoffman, 48 Willamette avenue. Pvt. Parmenter recently returned from overseas and will report back to the signal corps at the Presidio. Board To Meet Jackson County League of Women Vot ers board will meet tonight at the home of Mrs. Justin Smith, 21 Geneva street, at 7:45 p. m. Mrs. Smith states that the meet ing is unusually important, since plans will be completed for the annual meeting, to be held May 12, and for sending delegates to the state conference May 17. Traffic Mishaps Cars driven by Dr. J. P. Bray, 423 Medford Center building, and Mrs. H. B Murphy, Rt. 2, collided on 6th street this morning when Mrs Murphy's car turned on to Sixth from Holly street, according to an accident report on file Amount of damage was not stat ed. Another report filed yester day stated that damage estimat ed at $300 was caused to a pick up truck driven by Francis B. Russell, Central Point, when it collided on Beatty street with an army ambulance driven by Sgt. John Tichy, of Camp "White. DIAL 4980 On Leave John M. McCabe, Sl-c, is visiting his wife and chil dren at the family home, 301 Valley View drive, while on leave from the coast guard. McCabe-is stationed at the naval air base at Patuxent river, Md and will leave May 8 for the base. Navyman Home Marlon Hardy, SM3-c, arrived home yes terday after serving 14 months with the navy in the South Pa cific. Hardy is visiting his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Hardy, Jacksonville. He will report back to Portland at the end of a 30-day leave. Eagles To Meet Crater Lake Aerie No. 2093 and auxiliary, F.O.E., will meet in the Eagles' hall Thursday at 8 p. m. for the annual election of officers for both groups. Plans will also be made for initiation of a large class of candidates May 27. A dance will conclude the evening. Juniors To Meet Members of the Junior department of the First Presbyterian church were reminded today of the recrea tional night scheduled for to night at the church from 6:30 until 8:30 p.m. The meeting has been set up one day from the usual Wednesday date. Plans will be completed for the annual Mother's Day program and a large attendance Is desired. I WANTED IN DRIVE Junior Chamber of Commerce officials today requested no more clothing be turned in for the United Nations clothing drive. Chamber officials said the. drive officially closed in Medford April 17 but clothes have con tinued to be donated. Over two tons of clothes were turned in after the drive closed, it was said. Reginald A. Stagg. who was chairman of the drive, said the chamber has no place to store clothing and urges people to save it for the next drive. Japanese Prepare For Yank Landing In Hongkong Area With Chinese Forces on the Western Front, May 1 U.R) The Japanese are preparing for a possible American landing at Hongkong after the battle of Okinawa, high American officers said today. The enemy has stationed at least 250,000 troops along a cor ridor from Canton to Hongkong, the officers estimated. Nearly 100,000 Japanese troops have made progress in a drive toward the 14th AAF air field at Chihkiang in Hunan pro vince. If the Japanese knock out Chihkiang they can keep the Hankow railway repaired for use in moving troops to Hong kong. The Americans would have to land many more troops at Hongkong if Chinkiang falls than would be necessary at pres ent. Court Records Justice Court Clyde Albert Melvln, failure to display license, cited. O. A. Myers, failure to furnish name and address after collision, cited. Gene William Weitman, com bination overload, $15.79 and costs. Doyle Albert Johnson, Impro per lights, f 1 and costs. Police Court Mrs. C. T. Conner, allowing dog to run loose, $1 fine. rinafn tima for Clafllfied Ada 8:30 . m. Too Late to Claulfy 12:19 p. m. BABY-KILLING DOG Los Angeles. May 1 (U.R) Woof, five-year-old Staffordshire Bull Terrier who killed her 21-months-old mistress, was reveal ed today to have paid for the at tack with her life. . Attorney Joseph Scott, repre senting the baby s parents, Sgt. and Mrs. Charles Derdenger, said the dog was asphyxiated last night. Woof's death ended months of legal wrangling between the Der- dengers, who sought to have their pet executed by city au thorities, and dog lovers through out the nation. Little Marguerite was killed last Feb. 13 when Woof, appar ently jealous 'of attentions be stowed on the baby, seized tne child at the base of her skull and shook the life out of her. Livestock Dnr.larlrl frm VlV 1 fTTP. Livestock: Cattle 100. calve 23. Slow on lower grades. Fed steers scarce, closed slow Monday. Few common heifers 911 .00-1 1 SO. Canner-cutter cows 7.00-0.50. Fat dairy type cows held above 11.00. Good-choice vealers 15.00-10.00. Culls slow, salable down to 5.00. Mors do. Active, sieany. Darruws and Kilts, an weignis. id.d. owwi Feeder pigs salable 17.50-18.00. Sheep 100. Active, steady. Good ftmif flfi 1h. Wooled lambs 16.00; common 77 lbs. 12.50; good-choice spring tamos saiaDie ia.3u-io.uv. onwn ewes 7.00 down. Wooled ewes salable to 8.00. ' V Chicago, May 1 (UP) (WTA) uvestocic: Hogs 6 .000. Active, fully steady; good and choice barrows and gilts 140 lbs. up 14.75 ceiling. Good and choice sows 14.00. Cattle 8.000; calves 800. Fed steers and yearlings, including yearling heif ers, strong. Top steers 17.73. Best heifers 17.00. Stockers and feeders steers, firm, mainly 13.50-15.30.. Cows barely steady, cutters 9.00 down. Sheep 4,000. Slaughter Iambs slow, weak, most bids about 25c lower. Ask ing 16 30 and slightly above for good and choice fed wooled westerns. Portland Produce Portland. May 1 (UP) Produce ""auUflowar No. 1 local a.7S-S.0O crate. . . . Cabbage camomia ao.o-a.o cr.iv. Peai Imperial S3 btuhel hamper. Chicago Wheat Chicago. May 1 (UP), Wheat Oben High Low Clone May . July . Sept Dec. .. -.174', 11-8 173 173", 183", 1S0H .l4'i 1R4'. IBS 159'. 160"J, "l30i 160, 158 158', 8. r. DAIRY PRICES San Francisco. May 1 U-R) Dairy Market: tj, iHor- 0.3 .rnro 43. 02 score 42V4, 90 score 42Vt, 89 score 414. Cheese: Loafs 27.9, triplets 27.2. Eggs: Large grade A 40V4, me dium grade A 37V4, small grade A 35Vi, large grade B 37i. Wall Street New York, May 1 (U.R) Stocks resumed their decline late in the session today after an abortive rally had raised the main list for a time to new highs for more than eight years. To ward the close losses ranged to more than a point in the leaders. Wall street Interpreted tne sell-off primarily as unsettle ment resulting from the new flood of rumors revolving around the war In Germany. Preliminary closing Dow- Jones averages: Industrial 165.- 09, off 0.35: Rail 56.31. off 0.77; Utility 30.29, off 0.17; ana OS stocks 81.93, off 0.35. Sales rose to 1,530.000 shares from 1.500,000 yesterday. Today's cosing prices on se lected stocks: American Tel. Teleg 188V4 Anaconda .. 33V4 Chrysler 112'4 Curtlss Wright General Electric 43'k General Motors 697s Montgomery Ward 60V4 Penn. R. R .'. 38' Phillips Petroleum 83 H J. C. Penney 115 Radio HVi Southern Pacific ......... 45 Standard Oil of California 44 Texas Gulf Sulphur.... 414 Transamerlca 39Vi United Aircrafts 29V4 U. S. Rubber.. 5814 U. S. Steel 677s P.-T. A. Activities Jacksonville P.T.A. Jacksonville Parent - Teacher association will hold the last meeting of the year Wednesday at 8 p.m. Installation of officers its; gives good housewives bonus of red points Patxlotlo American bemrwivtm Terr day are getting extra red point lor doing a Job that they alons can do for this country. For those who with to get this red-polat bonus, hare's what to da Bare (very drop of your used kitchen fats. Turn them la to your butcher promptly. For every pound, hell give you 3 red points bonus . . . that's how urgently these used fata are needed to make medicines, gunpowder, tyn thetlo rubber, soaps and a hun dred other essentials on the battlendd and home front Keep saving until the lait guo'i fired win highlight the evening, with Mrs. A. H. Puhl, Medford, con ducting the ceremony. A musical program has been planned and refreshments will be served. Every member Is urged to at tend this final meeting, JOHN RAGSDALE SUIT IS SETTLED OUT OF COURT A settlement stipulation and dismissal of the damage suit of John Ragsdale, Eagle Point, blind courthouse cigar counter operator, against the Talent saw mills. Inc.. wna fi04 In .I.... I court yesterday. Ragsdale was uijureo. c eDruary 17, 1944, when the truck operated by his broth er was struck by a Southern Pa cific train at a Talent district crossing. He was hurled from the truck rah nnrl injured. The suit was for $2500. uouruiouse reports said the set tlement was for approximately $1500. Norway became an independ ent kingdom in 1905, after hav ing been under Daniah ish rule since the 15th century. Too Late to Classify sftsa. iTi1 wm-x mra. no children, reliable, sood reference,. Will pay uo ft S4? month. Phgne238lT P " ATTRACTIVE. SPACIOUS Th. v '"-""IS HOUSE and dlniSS'"- Lare "vine room Plenty buUt-inT EnSSed porch: vSXfXZF- """i N",e "ilMfmm snh,rdKn d nd cenlc road. bu' f"" ont door. Im mediate poweaalon. Cannot giSa Place care and muit dijpoce of aame Phone owner 7n, .TT " 4w. HLiiWE? 2?- ""lie irZ i-j . R pounds, (ienue 1 to.P,d"' $12s- Phne 2067 . " -nsnianq. evenlngt. FOR SALE I3ik Cl?.iM?1'!?TBy Prlv"' owner. 1939 condWon: . fiSilc" heai.rveVy" Phone 2067 dayUmea or 5672 FOR SALE A .comntnauon gaa and ..-..n ....me, ,iu, rnqn, WANTED Woman to care for cof. If.8"; p2,rt Ume wrlt. Phone 2994. Utopia Tourlat Haven. rjn5AV?arT B,'""''nt equipment Property well Improved. Excellent milk. Llcenaed retail route. Prime property In every way. Conserva tively priced at $48,000. Neta $9,000. annually. This fine property will make you Independent xrv-rtfl-rtc n b,,d,...0 Building in Jine condition. Income this for it's safe, high return and probable Increment. WALTER H. JONES, Realtor Phone 2570 "17853" 27 Acre, all li-Hnnted with fine stand oi ciover. targe narn. amau house. Good well pressure nystem. 11 fine milk cows, 20 tona of hay in barn, wagon, mower. This place showi a nice Income. On paved highway. Milk route, tchool bui by place. Im mediate pouestlon. Ben R. Cooper, Broker: Chat. Blaesa, dalesman, of fice 223 N. Riverside. Phnnt 7.1B7. FOR SAU5 Flaher'a Wheat Mix. jMiurun. raoeri, a . Kiverside. Fn. FOR SALE Large restaurant size jras noi piaie. x W. JacKSOn Hot Springs. Phone 6310, Ashland. FOR SALE Easts! e 3 bedroom home completely furnished; l bedroom house, some furniture. Owner Tel. SMS. FOR SALE Registered O.I C. sow, 1 ycKT om. reraue. isi roan oeiow oia Stage road, off Beal Lane. FOR SALE Four pure-bred Corrle- oaie rams, nerneu xonon, m, ). Box 478. Medford. WANTED TO BUY Kerosene-operat- ea reirigeraior ana siunio coucn in good condition. Phone 3S57 eves. PABCO Roofing; Paints antTCname'ta', at boo Lee rtaaio-tiectric, jaexson ville. Don't forget our radio repair service. RUMMAGE Sale by W. C. T. U.. Ma- sonic Biog , corner Hony ana main, beginning 8 a. m. Friday. May 4 and run DON'Tworry about moving" For com- piete service, pnone ton, uny Transfer V Storage, 38 8. Fir St. BUM WILLIAM BENDIX in Abroad With Two Yanks p,. End Of The Road Starts TOMORRW IT a. " . TVTV I" 'HI DIPTHt OF twr ?. v Tfr . T--w itmnoi imoiiom if" a. Boris TAHMWtS, attention? Tor faat de livery or quick move of heavy ma chlnery, phone 3888, Davis Trana- ieroc storage yo., r sr., FOR SALE Piano. Stelnbell Cabinet Grand, Excellent condition. Phone FOR SALE -Typewriter, Underwood. WANTED Small acreage, buildlngi and some fruit. P. O. Box 83. FOR SALE Milking machine, 2 stn gle unit and motor. Like new. W1U be sold at Midway Auction, Thura., FOR SALE--One pure-bred Jersey bull calf. 3 wks. old. Eligible for registration. $35 if taken at once. rnone Jjjt FOR SALE Wednesday and Thurs dny at 603 Benson St. Household goods, radio, vacuum cleaner, dish es, misc. FOR SALE 1033 Cadillac sedan, good condition. $650. 333 N. Riverside. FOR SALE Sidewalk bike. 232 N. Riverside. WAN TED Carpenter for Lake O' Woods Resort at once. Phone 4978. WANTED Man and wife to operate restaurant at Lake O' Woods Reaort At once. Phone 4078, WANTED TO RENT 2 bedroom house with small acreage, close in. Lincoln's Service Station TRADE 1037 Plymouth Pick-up In excellent condition for late model sedan. Lincoln's Union Service. FOR SALE 1943 Deluxe 24-ft. Elcar trailer house. See O. V. Myers' Used Car Lot at 9th ad Bartlett Phone 5717, FOR SALE Motor Scooter, good tires, 1 ',4 h.p. Briggs and Stratton motor, Needs rings, S100. Phone 5934. WANTED to give away puppies. Ph. FOR RENT Cabin. With or without board. 408 Edward. WANTED Man to work in creamery. Inexperienced considered. Perma nent. Sweet Maid Dairy, aid S. mversine, LOST Child's left shoo, size 3U Find er please phone 7272. WANTED Kitchen clean-up mah.' feo tel Medford. FOR SALE "32 Ford V-8. See at Tex aco Service Station, Riverside and Jackson, WANTED Waitress part shift nltei at LUlie'a Place. Phone 4029. CI A ((( 7'Acrea- Rood land. 7 J) X tLu u v room modern house. T good dairy barn, 12 cows, tractor, and. all kinds of tractor equipment, milking machine. 25 acre clover, bal. in other crops. Income from cows, $50 per week. Close in. H. N. Lofland, 225 South cjakaaie. f JO r A Home and Income, close In MjOU on West side, arranged In two 4 room apta., double garage, walking distance to every thing. This price includes furniture in one Apt Let's look thla over. Terms. HARRY LONG, Real Estate 1236 So. Riverside. Phone 5022. WANTED TO RENT Modern two bedroom furnished house. Call 5557. FOR TRADE Small girl's bicycle for largo tricycle. Pnone o70 FOR SALE 4 Springer cows. 2 miles south of Eagie point. J. u. Arena. FOR SALE Gentle mare. 0 yrs, work single or double and rfde. Will be sold at Midway Auction, Thurs., May 3rd. ATTENTION Permanent reliable residents urgently need 2 bedroom unfurnished apart ment or court Best of references. Write Tribune Box 453. FOR SALE The moat outstanding as sortment of Chrysanthemum plants ever offered to south Oregon gar den fans. Finer, newer varieties In a wide range of color. Buy your plants early. Monarch Seed & Feed CO. EVERY feature that makes for com fort Is in this modern fl-room. 3 bedroom house; close in. pavement, large lot. Our price of $6,500 in cludes all furniture, resdy to move Into at once. $2,500 will handle, terms on balance. A home to be proud of on the east side, one acre of ground, 4 bed rooms, Kpacious rooms throughout, 2 complete baths. Priced to sell at 18,800. Excellent home for family with children, on one acre of ground, just outside city limits, but In Med ford school district. 4 bedrooms, basement, shade and fruit trees. Let us show you this property priced at $fl.3nn. TENGWALD AGENCY. Realtors Holly Theater Bldg.. "On the Corner" for SALE Chrysanthemum Dlants. The finest assortment ever offered to south Oregon garden tans, l" iner, newer varieties in a wide range of colors. Get yours early, they won't last long. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. FOR RENT Paint gun or Individual furniture inciters, raoar s, a o. Riverside. Phone 4449. For SALE Complete stock"of used merchandise gooa going Dusmens, ready to step into and make money the first day. For details write or call Woodland Furniture House, Grants Pass. Oregon. WANTED TO BUY Bungalow-size Si no, street parade drum, pnone 757. eaaanpaao mm i DIAL 4 9 O O Tuesday. May 1, 1943 ONE night re-saw operator and one filer, for work In Medford. Apply Medford Corp. N. Riverside Ave., near city limits. Ph. 2268. FOR SALE 1038 Ford US-trm hevy. duty truck, long wheulbase. new Mercury motor, Tlmkin dual reduc tion axle, three-speed Brown-Lipe transmission, excellent rubber, A-l mechanical condition and priced to sell quick. L. C. TAYLOR CO. 112 S. Riverside Phone 2965 MORTON MILL sells seed potatoes, seed corn, sudan grass seed, wool bags, bulk molasses. Jackson St co railroad. C O MMERCIAL Spraying oi all kinds. Phone 6561, Wlthrow after 6 p. m. WANTED TO RENT UprtHhTpiano. Telephone 4236. EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD ASSORTMENT Rough boards and 2x4s to 2x12'$ LOW PRICED. NO PRIORITY CAMSRON-MOFFTTT LUMBER CO. So. Riverside at Barnett Rd. Medford Phone 0402 ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON" wit. close Monday. April 30, due to illness of mother. Will open soon as possible. CASH tfi A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR Save Time Cash and Gaa Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph. 3919 th and Bartlett No Red Tape When You Sell to Us FOR SALE 1930 Chevrolet sedan 130 Phone 40B6 WANTED Experienced grocervman Apply In person. Riverside Market. VISIT our gift department before Mother's Day. ACME HARDWARE Main a nd Grape WANTED Plowing, harrowing, any kind of tractor work Phone 2117. Riverside Market Medford. or 782 Central Point. WANTED Rabbits, any amount, alive or dressed. Phone 2117. Riverside Market. INSULATING wall boards? ceiling rile also sheet rock. Big Pines Lumber Co. WANTED Chickens, any kind, any amount, live or dressed, laying hens or otherwise Phone 2117. Riverside FIR ROUGH BLOX & SLABS, green bla double load $650 Medford Fuel Tel 3111 WANTED Experienced waitress. "Ap- NOW AVAILABLE No 1 certigrade red cedar shingles. Big Pines Lunv We Buy-em We Sell-em come in and See-em 1941 Pontiao "8" Streamline Sedan 1938 Graham Sedan. Radio 1936 Studcbaker Sedan . 1933 Studehaker Sedan 1937 Ford DeLuxe Sedaa 1935 Ford Coupe Bad Brakes We Plx-em Gas Locks Batteries Garden Hose See at A. Z. "Tlibby" Dean Your Pontiao Dealer Richfield Station Phone 2942 6th and Grape Sts. Check your brakes ..,.,., j., .' 5 '.ST. H!aV . xnoouciNO mi niw oiKOvnr LliA a win" - alTTiir--"''""-1 LAUREN BACALLwithWaKerBrsnnan TOMORROW! FLYNLM OIO.OI TOBIAS JOHN ALVIN JAMII BROWN WAINtt ANDERSON PRINCE !!Tr.(flFl I Shew I I 8i4S-9 I EDrOBD MAIL TBTBTJTfCFITaT PLANER BLOX per Ld.. $5 50. Prompt Delivery. Medford Fuel. Ph. 3111. Also SELECTED SHORT SUIJEOI LfVEKTRS SHOWS ONLY 6:45 P. M. LAST TIMES TONIGHT SEX TONIC Very late formula. On for men, one for women. Nont better. U. S. Indian Herb Co., 428 Medford Center Bldg. HURRY! last TIMES Jil TONITE .:! BOGART V $m HOW! &f ) M MERIE OBERONll VJy h SMaqr MaM ,9k f A SONG TO 1 1 REMEMBER Si. MSA FOCI CCIXCt CtUMH Z t r?; CdaiiM, Mart jj m:.S tip X fa