Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 07, 1945, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and Correction Everready circle of the Presbyterian church meets Tuesday at 2 p.m. Instead of 1 n.m. a was announced previ ously. The meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Hatue wnue. 220 "South Laurel street. Announce Meeting Howard Extension unit will meet at the home of Mrs. Earl Peyton Wed' nesday at 10:30 a.m. Topic for the meeting will be refrigerated desserts. Members are asked to note the change in data from Thursday. Awarded Clutter Second Lieut. Merlin G. Dow, co-pilot of a bomber and based at an English field, has been awarded an oak leaf cluster to the air medal according to information received here by friends. Lt. Dow, a graduate of Medford high school, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dean H. Dow, former Medford residents now making their home in Portland. WHY WAIT7 ARTHUR BROS. CIRCUS America's Newest St Finest Show MEDFORD ONE DAY ONLY SAT., MAY 12th Pacific Hi way at So. Central with KEN HATNARD In PERSON and TARZAN The Wonder Horse THE SHOW THAT'S DIFFERENT JORGEN M. CHRISTIANSEN'S CRIOLIO LIBERTY HORSES HIgg ARIELETTA BUDDY The TalldnAUOH SINS LEE SING TROUPE CHINESE WONDER WORKERS 26 DISPlAYS 90 BIG ACTS , Tickets On Sale Circus Day, 10 A. M. to 4 P. M. at HEATH'S DRUG STORE A9 THIS REMINDS ME- lt9s the r" is widely recognized by scientists and master brewers that one of the most important factors in making good bear is the natural brewing properties in the water. "Ift tht Water" from our subterranean wells, combined with premium quality grains and hops and the skill of Olympia's master brewers that gives such refreshing taste and rare good flavor to OLYMPIA... America's Original Light Table Beer. BEER 'It the Water" OLYMPIA BREWING COMPANY Olympic. Washington, I'JT WAS IONOS end Kit THIMI PERSONAL CALENDAR v Tuesday 7:00 p. m.- -Mariner Girls, pot luck supper at home of Dorothy Doty, followed by Red Cross sewing. 7:30 p. ra. Ladies' Mounted Troop, home of Mrs. George B. Dean, Jacksonville highway. 7:30 p. m. Rogue Valley chorus, high school. 8:00 p. m. Nevita chapter No. 93, O.E.S., stated meeting, pro gram and refreshments, Central Point. 8:00 p. m. D.A.V., armory. 8:00 p. m. Lady JayCees, Medford Hotel. 8:00 p. m. Pythian club, home of Mrs. J. H. Dawson, 412 Boardman street. Wednesday 1:00 p. m. Crater Lake chap ter, D.A.R., luncheon at Presby terian church for president-general. 1:00 p. m. Crater Lake auxil iary, VFW 1833, sewing club, home of Mrs. Loiiis Erbs, 824 West Fourteenth street, dessert and Red Cross sewing. 1:00 p. m. Oakgrove Neigh borhood club, home of Mrs. C. W. Shores, Jacksonville high way. 1:30 p. m. Mistletoe club, Girts' Community club, dessert luncheon. Grace Wakefield, chairman. Stamps On Bale A special stamp commemorating the world security conference now' being held in San Francisco has been issued and a supply has been received at the Medford post office, Frank DeSouza, postmas ter, announced today. . To Church Meel The Rev. and Mrs. Elvin S. Hanson, and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Paulson, will leave Tuesday for Eugene where they will attend the con vention of the Pacific Synod of the United Lutheran Church, May 8 to 10. Rev. Hansen is pas tor of Zion Lutheran church here and Mr. Paulson Is going as delegate from the congrega tion. Leaving Mrs. R. W. Ruhl and daughter, Miss Alicia Ruhl, Siskiyou Heights, are leaving Tuesday for New York to spend the next few weeks with Mrs. Ruhl's second daughter, Mrs. Charles Herbert Simmons, Jr., Mr. Simmons and their two chil dren, Charles Herbert, III, and Robin. The Simmons reside at Mt. Klsco. Mrs. Ruhl's sister, Mrs. Edward Burnett of Buffalo, Wyo., here for the past month, left Sunday for her home. Water ' In Mavr Donald Edward Knips was inducted Into the navy at Seattle May 2 through Jackson county draft board No. Pic. Theiral Home Pfc. Robert Theiral arrived Friday night from Ft. Riley, Kan., and is visiting his wife, Josephine, at the family home, 20 Lincoln street. Theiral is home on a 17 day furlough. Club to Meet The Phoenix Thursday Club will meet May 10 at 1:30 p. m., at the home of Mrs. Tommy Caster Instead of the 'Grange hall. All members are asked to attend. Mrs. Neil Tripp will be co-hostess. Compton Here Sgt. Norman K. Compton arrived home Fri day from Enid, Okla., for a 1J day furlough witlf his wife and 15-day old daughter1(Naomi. SRt. Compton is visiting at the family home, 80S West Main street. Navyman Home Ed Moore, M2c, is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Mackim, Central Point, after returning from the Pacific where he has been serv ing for the past 23 months with the navy. Moore will report back to San Diego at the end of his leave. Sa'le Postponed The rum mage sale originally scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday of this week by the Sams Valley Parent-Teacher association will be held May IS and 14 instead, officers announced today. The sale will be at the corner of Main and Holly streets, e e Permits Issued Jacob Erie sen, 508 West Palm street, re ceived a permit from the office of the city superintendent Fri day to erect a hobby green house at a cost oT $100. Another permit was issued Saturday to Chester Clark, 819 West 14th street, to erect a residence at a cost of $2, 000. e Transferred Fie. Wayne Jos lin, who has been stationed at Camp White for the past 29 months with the post military oollce headquarters has been transferred, to Los Angeles, Calif., where he will study the G. I. Bill of Rights and aid re turning veterans. Joslln plans to leave Wednesday, Delinquency Topic The Men's Brotherhood of Zion Lu theran church will hear Robert M. Elder, Jackson county juve nile officer, discuss youth prob lems and means of preventing juvenile delinquency at a church meeting Tuesday at 8 p. m. All men interested are invited to at tend the meeting. Soldier Injured Pfc. Eugenio B. Tillo, Camp White, was taken to the Camp White hospital yes terday for treatment of cut and bruises on the back of the head and a fractured right leg after walking Into the left side of a moving sedan operated by Rich ard Barker, 608 West Jackson street, on North Riverside ave nue, local police' reported this morning. Nurse LeavingAnabel Blan kinship, 10S Crater Lake ave who has been on the staff of Community Hospital for the past seven months, will leave Wed nesday for Madlgan General hospital, Tacoma, where she will report for basic training in the army nurse corps. Miss Blanklnship was recently com missioned a second lieutenant in the corps and will be assigned to Birmingham General Hospi tal, Van Nuys, Calif., upon com pletion of her training. The nurse came to Medford from Chicago and originally resided In 'Ottawa, 111. BIRTHS McCULLOCH To Mr. and Mrs. Ken. R. 4, Box 415, May 7, 1945, a girl, 7 lbs., at Osteopath ic Clinic. Closing Ume tor Sunday Too Late to Classify S 30 Saturday afternoon Please remember. DR. A. R. HEDGES Chiropractic fc Naturopathic Physician 12 E. Mala Dial 3170 A CURE Many people are greatly pleased upon hearing a Latin name for their physical ailment. The came ailment may remit from different primary causes. It is not the ailment that is to be treated. It is the individual pa tient that is to be considered. The condition that has allowed the ailment to manifest must be eradicated. Every doctor knows what ought to be done. But quite . an authority has said: "Will he search out the predisposing and. it may be, the exciting cause and Insist on its removal? Dis-; ease from any cause is increased ' by an Impaired state of the ner-' vous system, and If we would have nature seek a cure we must not only abandon its cause but abstain from every other viola- j tion of her laws, that she may be in the b.t possible state to war i IfSirjj IJSI si K .:as i'i-Vf' ill. , .. .aW -as - ' ' --1 , SEWS A FINE SEAM Dan cer Joan McCracken doesn't forget correct posture when she takes off ballet slippers and indulges in her favorite hobby, sewing. Here she dem onstrates correct position with light from rieht direction. E London, May 7 (U.R) Fue hrer Grand Admiral Karl Doe nitz today ordered Germany's U-boat fleet, most potent weapon left the shattered reich. to cease hostilities and return to port. The order, revealed by the German-controlled Flensburg ra dio, said continuation of subma rine warfare was impossible from the bases that remained in German hands in Norway and France. Upwards of 400-German sub marines probably were immobil ized by the order. Between 200 and 300 were based in Norway and the remainder likely In the isolated French ports of Lorlent, St. Nazaire and La Rochelle. Doenitz's action ended nearly six years of what probably was the most destructive sea offen sive ever waged. Local Sergeants Hold Reunion In Burma War Zone Sgt. Roger Headlee, husband of Jane Headlee of Central Point, and S'Sgt. Jack Thompson, son of Mrs. Orin Schenck, 29 Sum mit avenue, recently met in Burma, according to word re ceived here by Mrs. Headlee. Sgt. Headlee, who is an avia tion engineer, discovered they were only 30 or 40 miles apart. Sgt. Headlee wrote that his out fit had been getting grease from Thompson's company for some time, but learned only recently that Thompson was one of the men who had been furnishing grease to his planes. Sgt Headlee has been In In dia and Burma for 13 months, while SSgt. Thompson has been in Burma about two years. FUNERAL TUESDAY FOR MAY CAROLINE LADD Ashland, May 7 Funeral ser vices will be held tomorrow at 1:30 p. m. from the Litwiller Funeral Home In Ashland for May Caroline Ladd, who passed away at her home, route 2, Ash land, Saturday afternoon. In terment will be In Mountain View cemetery. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. B. H Talbott, route 2, and a son. Ray C. Ladd, Kansas City. Also surviving are two brothers In Nebraska and a sister In Wyoming. She has been a resi dent of tht vicinity for three year. Obituary FRANK FITZGERALD Frank H. Fitzgerald, 80, resident of Sams Valley for the mm no. vmm n&nri awav In a local hospital late Sunday after a very brief illness. A complete obituary with an nouncement of services will ap pear later. Concer-Morris Fune ral Parlors are in charge. Court Records Justice Court James Francis Brennan, fail ure to stop, SI and costs, inade quate brakes, $1 and cost. Police Court Robert E. Madden, drunk, Jailed, later released. John Sullivan, drunk, jailed, released on $10 bail. Townsend DANCE AT Dreamland Hall TOMORROW JOLLIEST DANCE IN MEDFORD! The main Publle Library In San Fraficisco is the site of the former City Hall, destroyed in the 1806 earthquake and lire. Too Late to Classify BEST offer ood GuernseyDurharn milch cow and three 2 month heifers. Alio one miscellaneous furniture, gas engine end some cen trifugal pump. Cox. Ramsay Can yon road. Sams Valley. t-OR SALE 1941 Chicago Streamllte House trailer. Ill, xl. Heated floor end well Insulated throughout. Green leatherette covering and good KbK"'-'1500- cu ' Rosewood TrsllerJPjrka49 s. Riverside. FtTV- A,Ltr "?,' double harnese. le'ther collars? One .pike. inZ AL.C ,awn 3 bedroom house. hS ft Sf. ,pc tchen built.ins. Two screen porches. One Si? be made into 2 more sleeping g"r. Washington school: Tribune r0rv.,ALE7-JB3" 8tandardc-Ve?oTFl Joff Hmlm """' "'' B WANTED TO RENT Two or three bedroom house, unfurnished. Up to t..'l,?l?'Ron?'oleRty Contact Mr. geJllLUnlon Oil Co.. Medford . WANTED-Picklng boss for large packing f,rm. Give qualifications .pine, irioune BOX 37a. ?,iSALt-1MJ Chevy Coupe.""!. w9, .dl" wish ride to kansaa or r, - nun u, jtannaa or adjoining states. Will help drive and ?sol a & 1 , "e,ve oy ism. pti m "".'aim. .? SALE ieven room house, "'i k. V . P"rrn" with baths end S ,';r Upstairs equip. 5rifh,"h 'yrtcity and downstaifs with wood. Large lawn, shade and fruit trees. Double garage, large bement. garden tools, nose and wood in Cold Hill, Oregon. See own er at 340 E. Main. Ashland. COM A' Gas Ration Book. Lewis Porker. 413 S. Central. LOST Lady-; small gold wristwatcV Keepsake from brother In foreign service. Reward. Phone 6378. TOR SALE Garden cultivator with Pnonea28menU' A1' hot w"r tank- 'OJ REN'l Sleeping room. Phone yJgPjrl0.- Phone 3351. ' ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON Is now open r"OR sale Metal bed complete.' PTe war springs end round dining table. Phone 4062. WANTED Field man for large or- fianlraUon. Good salary. Write, stat ng Oualificatinn Trlhiin. nnv ic.i TOR SALE Registered Guernsey bull - T-- ms uuii la a tine type with excellent breeding. Ph. 6803. $14,700 vis wuiiuncin vnvi A very deilrabU Horn, all rtdecor- taH Inum onH mY,,ViM ..j... deep wall, JO acres pasture, barn, garage, poultry house. This homa is centrally located in a vary de. alrable district, -near school. THOMAS J. HIGHT, Realtor 2nd floor Holly Bldg. rnuno ojvi WANTED lea Boxes. Hobbs' Trading Post. TRACTOR Work, plowing, cultivat ing andleveling. Phone 4941. ONE 14-ft. Boat, one mans bicycle. i v uncoil var. PEDIGREED Boston Terrier puppies. tOR SALE One wood cook range and one wood heater. One Ice box, one sewing machine and other fur niture. Tuesday evening at 7 p. m.. u J. vcnifii. TOR SALE Cut flowers: snow balls: Rose Buds and mixed flowers. (Rea sonable prices). THE FLOWER GARDEN 343 North Grope St. LOST Ration Book No. 4. Patricia Ann nopKins. none 65P1 FOR SALE 1037 Studebaker sedan, clean, good tires, radio, heater. No dealers. Call after 4 p. m. 419 Ed TOR SALE Beautiful 7-ttibe cabinet radio, reasonable. Ifc mile N. of Big V on old pec. Hwy., Sgt. Porter. GARDEN space for rent on share. 1 mile from town. Phone 3236. fOR TRADE Large tricycle-for one of medium stta. Also aandplla. Toya wanted. Phone 8236. WANTED Experienced" Waitresses, 1 cook. 3 dlahwashera. Apply Dixie uaie. 12 a. oin. MAN Wanted to work in orchard, steady work and good pay. Call am, h. l,. fjonyon. FOR RENT1 To employed couple, home-like apartment, private bath, sleeping porch, electrla refrigerator, gas utilities. $30. 321 Apple. FOR RENT Trailer house. cooFand comfortable. Ideal for gentleman or small couple, 1100 West Main. TOR MANY YEAXS eeplrla ku beea cc.pttd br both the medical erolessioa sod the public as saie, eon rae to gelieve pain. Bet mane people who dad complete confidence in aspirin did not and it gsve e, faiti relief from blinding, maddening psin SJ they hoped for. Hence in desper ation thef sometime, turned to other remedies leu well prored. Te Met rfcls sttmtten a group of medical research men set celt to see what could be done to speed op the analgesic or "psiA.kiltingM action of sjpirio to mske it bring ibelr patients quicker re lief, without heart or stomach apaet. Out of these researches came 'reatlr sew kind of analgesic tablet. combine. SupGIUt COMTORTABLE aleeplnf room, 99.00 per week. 1109 West Main. FOR SALE 40 lb. Ice box, $18-00, 331 WW! QUI. FOR SALE Four ducks, $4.00; 26 Plymouth Rock plgeona. 00 eantt each. 820 Beelunan. ROOMS with or without kitchen wtot Jegea. 420 W. 12th. ,w,wn lvt" LOST-car keya license Ko. ftilVsT Phpna244a, SRRIC1f'-kSu" acres on $2800' p?1 n,,c K room POUU Phoenix, newly decorated lure. i 8tde n1 Painted ouuide HARRVNGReju J...L - - Pl""" 3B23 $flflfltro?m ""re"rn house'. fOVVV newly painted and redec. W2I?' " ,"k beautiful Home "ihlf".8' L'ni SO-ecre tracts on r"- ivor. ior mat future home, term or cabin. S0th?ir'"7d;",rh,,''bu,,t"n ee on iT., T vommanaing a beau. !!.'.".'. i?T ,SS,iffif c.ty. TH0dA?.iorHyTkRdr",r Phona 3307 $20,000 IS?hrV' " ?? ,r, ter right Ih.H h?u."e-A,D,rn omo timber adjacent to additional cattle range, some equipment goes with place stock can purchased. $7500 ,. 8 m modern house, barn, chicken houses, hog house au irrigated family orcharj on high, way close to Ashland, city water. I. B. Schuler, 225 w. ath Phone S671, evenings. R. . Bebb TY TBANSFER i STORAGEl irTei . ..vv..mU. uniRi, x urniiure mov ing, commercial hauling, everything 64your need. 38 8. lr at. rhoni ANVtilJjvm to haul anywhere large or small. Phone 28B8. Davis Trans fer istorage Co., 40 S. fir street. WANTED TO RENT UnruriUshea house, duplex or epeHment. Two flit Met B C bTI.Va Bk iTn t sliU have PREWAR DUPONTf 'aW5 ...unva, rtxinia. ooa on which I use these materials art fully guar anteed. MJTCHELIS PAINT SHOP 808 8. Riverside $2900 FOUR room Modern Home, S Iota, nice nt emu uu, juav f vuocortivea. garage, woodhouse. $2450 FOUR room modern, close In. Paved St., Lawn, shrubs. $4200 FOUR room modern, very neat, large fenced In yard, shade trees, near grade and High schools. $2100 FOUR room modern near schools and Grocery. THOMAS J. HIGHT, Realtor Snd floor Holly Bldg. Phone 0387 WANT March Issue of Marine Leetn erneck megazina. Please writ Trl- nune box 9ju. A"KKLETS, sire 4 and up. Tiny Tots Shop, 3rd floor Medford Canter piag, RUMMAGE SALE American Legion Auxiliary 9:00 a. m , at the Manonlc Building, May 8th and 9th. Good selection. Clothes, dishes, plants, bric-a-brac, etc. Do nations solicited and appreciated. REPLACfe your broken window glass New glass Installed white vou wait MEDFORD MILL WORK CO The Glass House Phone ilia 10th end Orape WANTED Experienced alteration woman. Apply In person. Jacque Lenox. New Analgesic Tablet (rain tellef) now released to public Thousands find If gives quicker; safe relief from headache from pains of sinus, neuritis, neuralgia and arthritis rlon of atpf rla aniTcslcfam gbtemete. I this new tshlet. espirio does its old, safe job of relieving pain. Bet through lie combination with calrlnm gloramate, ax tanilre testsjbr pbesicians snowed It rare snoit people botll f ewier relief and grtmltt rtlitj from pain. After tfili oxtenerr Hiring iod ese by members of the medical profession ae e prescriptloa remedjr, this new analgesia unlet has now been released for oon. prescription isle by every druggist, ft ie cslled Saperia (from snperspirin). Yoei csn get its blessed, qtdck relief from peisi by silting roar draggist for a bonle todsy JO tsblets for 99s. Ask (or Snperlo Suptr-m. Prepered by Carter Products, Inc, Ncw.Vork. . . . Quick rei'ef from pofn GtxJ Htkltitipht Mt flint tttl ISm. UMtWfcMfMfJ Monday. May 1. 1948 FOR SALE Strong sturdy vegetable plants. AU kinds. Oakdala Market. FOR SALE Magnolia fertilizer. For mula 0-10-4. Will not burn Oakdala Market. FOR SALE-By Owner, 1 acre with 4-room house, aim oat finished, close tn. S2250 cash for quick sale; also my nome at 333 w. ana St. WE BUY - EM WE SELL EM- COME IN AND SEE - EM 1937 Olds. Sedan, Heater, Radio lfM Olds. Sedan, Heater, Radio 1097 Graham Sedan, Heater. Radio lf)37 Ford Deluxe Sedan. Heater 19S8 Graham Sedan, Radio Bad Brakes we Fix - em Garden Hose Gaa Locke Batteries Be at A. Z. "Tubby- Dean Your Pontlao Dealer Richfield Station Phone S94I 8th it Grape Sts. Check your Brakes OR SALE Bedding plants for your flower garden. Strong, aturdy plants. FOR SALE 4 or S ton good lCanota oat hay. Phone0fiP3. AN Experienced Waitress Wanted1. Rest of wages. Day shift. Berrydale Restaurant. IB 13 N. Rlyerslde. WANTED TO BUY Kerosene-opera, ed refrigerator and studio couch la good condition. Phone 3557 eves. EXCEPT! ON ALLYOOD ' ASSORTMENT Rough board and 3x4'i to SxlS'a . LOW PRICED. NO PRIORITY CAMEROM-MOFTITT LUMBER CO So. Riverside at Barnett Rd. Medford Phone 0403 NEW SHIPMENT Louisiana smalt cove oysters. 7fc ox. tins. No limit, Oakdala Market. CASH m A FLA SB FOR YOUR CAR Save Time Caab and Oaa Call Automobile Market Friendly Medford Dealer h 3619 6th and Bartlett No Red Tap Whan Vou SeU to Us WANTED Experienced rroceryman Apply in person Riverside Market. VISIT our gift department "before Mother's Day ACME HARDWARB Ma In and Grape FOR SALE Walla Walla onion plants. iDO per pundia. oaxaaie Market. WANTED Rabbits any amount, alive or dressed Phone 3117 Riverside Market INSU LATTNG wall boards, celling tile also aheet rock Bis Plnea Lumber to WANTED Chickens, any kind, any amount, live or draased. laying hens . or otherwise Phone 3117 Riverside Market FOR SALE Strong sturdy vegetable plants. AU kinds. Oakdala Market. FIR ROUGH BLOX SLABS green big double load 1000 Medford Fuel Tel sill WANTTtb texperlonced 'waitress Ap- plyln person Riverside Market. NOW VAILABXiV No 1 certlgrade red cedar ahlnglea Big Ptnea Lum- ner L.p. roR SALE Ipso Cnevroiet sedan 150 Phona 4080 ' TOR SALESoil Soak era. 30 -ft. and 30-ft. lengths. Oakdala Market Mother's Day Cards Choos from fh finest lines In America dis played here. SWEM'S Book & Gift Shop with safety i!rU'raaf if I lta,Mrl s il 1 1 at aM drug-ee sera JM I MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE TZT9 WANTED Plowing, harrowing. kind o tractor work Phone Sllf. Riverside Market. Medford. or ?S Central Point. Witt DONAID WOODS . Starts WEDNESDAY sTODAYIc Thru Tuesday Plus TODAY a THRU TUESDAY! lute HARYEST' moon, ANN SXIRIOAN DINNIS MOROAW PLUS RICHARD GREEN la Flying Fortress TONITE r I & TUJ lilt rStt- V Ifiisiiu mil A with disease." '