Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 10, 1945, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextV t LOCAL and Permit Issued Beuna Sim' monds, 127 Lincoln street, re ceived a permit from the city superintendent s office yester day to erect a residence at a cost of $1000. In Army Burg Truman Dow ney was inducted Into the army May 3, at Ft. Lewis, Wash., after applying for immediate induc tion through Jackson county draft board No. 1. e e Beacb Home Robert Beach, F2-c (EM), arrived home yester day on a five-day leave from the - naval base at Bremerton, wash Beach is visiting his mother Mrs. V. J. Beach, Jacksonville. Navy Man Home Leonard S. Hake, Y2c, has returned from Guam to visit his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Stanley - Hake, S40 vouth Fir street. He will report back to duty June 5. Also a , houseguest at the Hake home Is Miss Doris Miller of Toledo, Oregon. , MSOLVZ? GREASE Chases dirt! BAifJ DROPS AMERICA'S WASH WORD 6 WHY WAIT? ARTHUR BROS. GiOS America's Newest & Finest Show MEDFORD ONE DAY ONLY SAT., MAY 12th Pacific Hiway at So, Central mm KEN HAYNARD In PERSON and TARZAN A The Wonder Horse THE SHOW THAT'S DIFFERENT SCORES OF" NEW FEATURES JORGEN M. CHRISTIANSEN'S ' CRIOLLO LIBERTY HORSES CHEERFUL GARDNER'S ROYAL INDIA ELEPHANTS VTHE GREAT ORTONS Wiiords of the Swaying Pole ACEVADO TRIO Juggling Marvels CAPT. CONNORS Slide for lite L E DELLS Hollywood Madwags g TWENTY SIX -SO DISPLAYS Of NINETY 5U THRILLING ACTS Hundreds oi People & Animals Acre of Flame-Proofed Canvas! Herds oi Elephants) Pretty Girls! Clowns Galorel POPULAR PRICES TWICE DAILY 2 AND 8 P.M. Tickets On Sale Circus Day 10 A. M. to 4 P. M. at HEATH'S DRUG STORE TIGE - -JEI For the convenience of Paint ers and Workers that go to work early we are opening our store at 8 a. m. and will continue doing so for the sum mer months. LEEVER'S HARDWARE CO. 225 E. 6th. PERSONAL CALENDAR Friday 7:30 p. m. Local Officers' Wives club. Outpost, for dessert. Important meeting and bridge. Phone Mrs. J. J. Elliott, 4715, for reservations by May 10. 8:00 p. m. Recital at Kurtz studio, 204 North Ivy street, by students of Mrs. Effie Kurtz. Friends invited. Saturday 2:00 p. m. Zuleima Temple, Daughters of the Nile, stated meeting at Masonic Temple, Grants Pass, followed by Moth er's Day program and tea. 2:00 p. m. College Women's club of Rogue River Valley, at Methodist church recreation room. 2:30 p. m. Annual meeting of Jackson County League of Wom en Voters, Girls' Community club. Program, election of off! cers and tea hour. Postpone Meeting Degree of Honor Juvenile club will meet Saturday May 19 instead of May 12 the director, Mrs. Ida M. Wilson, states. I Marine Here J. C. Turner, warrant officer with the marine corps, is visiting in Medford at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Frazier, 826 East 9th street. Tur ner served for 30 months in the South Pacific He will leave next week to report to Camp Pendleton, Cal. e Concert Tonight Members of the high school band will pre sent a concert tonight, the affair to be in the park if weather per mits and in the high school gym nasium otherwise. The concert, a feature of national music Week, is scheduled for 8 p. m. The band is directed by Sidney Bouck. On Furlough Pfc. William R. Groat, is in Medford visiting his mother, Mrs. Ellen Groat, 527 Beatty street, after returning from 13 months overseas service with the army in New Guinea and the Philippines. He will re port back to Camp Locket, Calif., at the end of a 30-day furlough. ' Plan Banquet Salvation Army Girl Guards . will hold a mother and daughter ban quet May 11 at 6:30 p.m.' in the young people's room of the Sal vation Army hall, it was an nounced today. All girls and their mothers are Invited. The banquet will be followed by a program at 8 p.m. which is open to the public. Pfc. Gould Home Pfc. Colin J. Gould is visiting his mother, Mrs. O. J. Gould. 1318 West Main street, on a 21-day fur lough. Gould Just recently re turned from New Guinea and Australia where he has been serving for the past three years with the infantry. Pfc. Gould said he found the Australians very friendly and plans to re turn for a longer visit after the war. To Picnic Girl Scout work. ers were reminded today of the picnic and meeting to be held Monday, May 14, at the home of the council commissioner, Mrs. Scott Davis, on Rogue River. The picnic Is for all Girl Scout council leaders, committee mem bers and council members and those planning to attend are asked to phone Mrs. Lester Har ris, 5440, or Mrs. Harry Ulsen, 2871, before Friday evening. A bus will leave the Girl Scout house at 11 a. m. Monday to pro vide transportation to the Davis home. Traffic Accidents Cars oper ated by Mrs. Maybelle Bechtel, 147 North Holly street, and H. L. Hutchinson, Sacramento, Cal., collided yesterday at the East 6th street and North central avenue Intersection causing esti mated damage of $30 to Hutchin son's auto, according to an acci dent report on file today. Anoth er report stated that car driv en by Dale Crouse, Phoenix, collided yesterday with a truck operated by M. A. Slmmonds, 509 Plum street, at the Third and Front streets Intersection causing damage estimated at $40 to Crouse's car. NOTICE Telephone 3231 Rocket SfiijTBornbards OTcmawcT Ft 1 - v it, a (Acm Teltphoio) A barrage rrom a rocket ship prepares the way for the invasion of Oki nawa by U. S. Army troops and Marines. A constant stream of projec tile can be noted some in mid-air, others well on their way to mainland targets. U. S. Wavy photo. House Guest Mrs. Edith Ing ram, Portland, formerly of Med ford, is visiting this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Mason, Shady Cove. 9 To Sell Carnations Members of the United Spanish War Vet erans auxiliary will be on the streets Friday and Saturday to sell the McKinley carnations, of ficers announce. Money from the sale, held annually, goes for war relief. SWEET CHERRY CEILINGS TO BE SLIGHTLY LOWER Washington; May 10. U.R The price of the new sweet cherry crop will be slightly less this year than last, the office of price administration announced today. Country shipping point ceilings were lowered about nine per cent. New ceilings will be: through June 17, 17.75 cents in Washing. ton, Oregon and California, and elsewhere, 22.25. From June 18 to the season's end: 17 cents, on the west coast and 21.50 elsewhere. , Court Records Justice Court Wilbur Ruth, disorderly con duct, $25 and costs. James Heston Grieve, permit ting unlicensed minor to operate motor vehicle, $1 and costs. Robert Charles Sanderson, John Abner Cummings, Weldon Frost Biddle, Jr., overload, cited. Police Court Olaf Redahl, Leafitt Robinson, drunk, Jailed. Frank Sullinger, Ashland, Beuna Pearl Slmmnnris. parking, fined $2.50 and costs. n. t. weDber, overparking, $2.60 bail. Aileen Fields, failure to stop, $5 fine. Livestock Portland, Ore., May 10 (UP) Livestock: Cattle 100, ealvM 25. Active, fully !tej?i?yv0ne iot ood-choic fad steers 17.00; shorted at 16.50. Common steers down to 12.00. Grass fat iteeri 1S.00 Medium-good hellers 12 30-15.30. Can-ners-cutter cowa 7.O0-G-5O. Tat dairy type cowa 10.00-10.SO. Common-m-dium aauaaga buJJa 0.50-11.00. Good --w uuui Muuwuic ij w w ana oovu Good-Choi oe vealert itendv m Iftnn- u vm. wviuniun graan a own m 1U.UV. . ivv, nuive, Bicnay. Dirruwi and gilU all weljrhM 15.73. Sowi 15 00. Stai 14 00. Feeder plgi lacking; lightweight! aalabla 18 00-19 00. Bid and aalea on other claaae un- lambf held up to 14 00. Medium wool ad lamba 12 .00. Shorn lam hi bid down tu iuvu! ewci o.w-oa South San FrancHco, May 10 on) fUSDA) Cattle 130. alow. Weak to lower. No pest to medium to good grade. Colored the atock down. Gras sy under $10. Few common cows 10. cutters 18 30-9 00. Cannera 7 few 10 30. Common to medium Sausage bulls 110-12. Calves 19. Steady, good to choice veal era quoted $13-13.30. Hoes 100. firm. Good to choice 217 lb. barrows and gllta $15.75. Odd good sows IU5. i Sheep too. spring lambs absent. Vim PLUNGES ASHLAND, OREGON OPENS MOTHER'S DAY SUNDAY, HAY 13- Opn from 1 p.m. until 10 p.m. TWO POOLS Pools Attractively Decorated . . . Concession Standi ... Ice Cream ... Hot Dog, efe. PUBLIC INVITED! Mr. and Mrs. Owen C. Gragg, Owner ASHLAND, OREGON 73m Yesterday mostly 50 cents lower. Bulk $13-13.30. Today largely shorn ewes salable $2 40-4.50. Portland Produce Portland, May 10 (UP) Whole sale market prices: Asparagus Local,' $4-4.50; Yakima, 13-Mo lb. Cabbage Calif., $5 per crate; Louisiana, new, $2.50-2.70 par 50-lb. bag. Tomatoes Tndlv., $4 lug. Chicago Wheat Chlouo. May 10 OJPV Wheat Open High Low Close Ma; .174 174 'i Sept. .1B0 160 Deo. 16841 169 i . 158 169 S. F. DAIRY PRICES San Francisco, May 10 (U.R) Dairy market: Butter: 93 score 43, 82 score 42Vi, 90 score 42V4, 89 score 41. " - Cheese." Loafs ' 27.9, 'triplets 27.2. - - Eggs: Large grade A 40V4, medium grade A 37V4, small grade A 35 V4, large grade B 37V4. Wall Street- New York, May 10 U.PJ Selling pressure increased on the stock market today. Prices had their worst break since March 26 on increased volume. Two reasons stood out for the selling. The top one was the in dication as expressed by Secre tary Morgenthau that the admin istration will fight any proposals for general tax relief at the present time. The second, losing in favor, was that the market was entitled toa drop at this time to consolidate the recent gains. Closing preliminary Dow Jones averages: Industrial 163.17, off 2.07; Rail 54.70, off 0.81; Utility 30.43 off 0.28; and 63 stocks 61.03, off 0.78. Sales increased to 1,810,000 shares from 1,490,000 yesterday. Today's closing prices on se lected stocks: American Tel. & Tel.-.184H Anaconda , 33 V4 Chrysler 1104 CurtUs Wright Btt General Electrlo , 42 General Motors 68H Montgomery Ward . 89H Penn. R. R - 37 Phillips Petroleum 52 J. C. Penney117VS Radio 11 Southern Pacific 43 V4 Standard Oil of Calif ' 43' Texas Gulf Sulphur 44V4 Transamerica 11U i united Aircraft 29V4 U. S. Rubber. 67V4 U. S. Steel fl6Vi ' CARRADINE TO PAT Hollywood, May 10. U. Shakespearean Actor John Car- j radlne today agreed to pay his divorced wife, Ardanelle, $400! monthly for her support and 1 $200 monthly for that that of! their two small children. Hear- ONE WARM! ONE COLD! Ing on contempt of court charges against Carradlne for allegedly failing to' keep a previous settle ment agreement was continued to Sept. 12t The San Francisco Opera House, probably soene of the United Nations Conference, is the only municipally owned opera house in America. Tjo Late to Classify "i?nMSAii,i mact more bulb tUS-11?1" 0- locate bi- ' " J u ucean, new F,1S' Mas-tag waihina ma- aavenport ana chair; .cmmu fuel. I'none 3111, PINE SlBSernoiariiSS". lOTd Fu Phrtn. .ill pATRONfi!E youx local transier com- Tuivf'r. Ar'a 1,1 jweaiora einca FARRIERS, AttenUon City transier OE Storage oflar. vim, . - .ilTl SliS?.!,'? """ and delivery of anything. Phone r c vi FOR SALE- Two nre.war trunks. See t I2fi s pi,,.u. baskets as Perennial PlantT-T! oiooni for Mothers' Day gifts. Berry. dale Flower Pi,m ftli?t-u. 1 ,.t art lathrop Health and Accident Insurance , Life Insurance Hospitalization for the Whole r amiiy Phone 33S3. 408 Medford Center Bld. n'iJ aicvcies or parts. Any condlUon. Tribune Box 1672 fJi'i'Sf.HJi'i.No night or j .rwn. w waiea. Apply FiLJii"t1-JJ,,rUy i"hed small 4 "i'i'i'r0 ,mle man. Furnished cabin, S20 per month. 818 W. Main. WANTED TO RENT 2bedroom un- 3143". nr ao" m- ""' FOR MOTHERS1 DAY 6ive an al- nan iHvoriie music on re cording from the PURUCKER PIANO HOUSE FOR RENT Small apt., very cleen, ji . . . ,",BCIalur' ea8 uowniown ....... .- pi... it g, paruen WANT TO RENT House, cottase or cabin June 15 to Sept. 15 in or , within 15-20 miles of Medford. Re sponsible family with 3 children. Phnn. Ad9 WANTED Woman to do weaning and .. f - uwu oonte. neaae call 3620. FOR SALE De Laval 2-unlt milker. iiiuk uMiicr, aouoie wasn-iray, iu can rack. O. V. Bowmen, Rt. 3, Box ae, Miqway Hoao, WANTED Homes for four siX'Waek'a PJpupP'"- Phone 8524. FOR SAL& Thoroughbred rafistared Ayersnire duu, id montns old, MO. Georga Davis. Rt, 1. Box 311. Ash- iana WANTED Dogger and 8 etter ai Ro- Jua mvar LiunDer Co., Rogue River, ireKon. WANTED Best piece oi bottom land between Brownsboro and Lake Creek 1,000 will buy. Tribune Box 1 1 if a, l5lESEL Mechanic for work In aaw mill, good pay. steaay warn, cau uenirai roini lid. FOR MOTHERS' DAY Civs an al bum of HER favorite mutlo on re cording from the PUKUCKER PIANO HOUSE 111 N. central BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY and pro- fiiaoie employment wnne iearnmi a business. Previous exparienc not necessary. See OK Rubber Welders. 1780 N. Rlverslde. fl j F A A Two 4 -room housea, close yODlU la on paved street. $4500 , Two apartment house, close to school on paved street $2250 -five acres In alfalfa on aved highway, near Med ord. $1650 , Three acres on old Stage Road, In clover. I also have two Apartment houses cm race corner tots, ciose in. Bee E. GOULD. Broker. 402 West Jackson Street AMERICAN FRUIT GROWERS EPAHE STOP OYoor tractor,, trucks and general farm machinery are going Into a very heavy season's work, and since part, and good me chanics are very hard to find, it Is only reasonable that you should think very (erlously of repairing and overhauling your farm machinery while this service Is available. o Blue f? Goose T5K5i22 H?ZiAmtT FOR RENT Furnished S.room aoart. ment, cooking saa, hot water, eanl. ervlce included. Adulta. H. L. Cook, FOR MOTHERS' DAY Glv an al- m... invurii muaia on re- oordlng from the PUKUCKER PIANO ROUS! ill ff. central ffJrtAA Nice country horn.. 2-bed-iJ4uuU rooms, olose In. beautiful grounds, both front and rev ox nouse. 'iTeee. flowers, shrub' bory. , $9000 I Nice new modern home on Rogue River, 300 ft. front age. R. O. WILSON, Realtor T Chestnut Phone 4844 TOR SALS Night Crawlers. Inquire 27 Rose Ave. FOR SALE 1930 Mo. )del A Ford Cne.. $18S. Good rubber, Within OPA ceiung price. MOBILOIL SERVICE STATION central ana jaexson ANTED Woman Cook, Diamond Lake Resort. Phone 4377, Medford. FOR SALE Portable heavy-duty playground set. Including swings, rings, tetter - totter and bars. Priced reasonably. Must see to appreciate. -uwioawiirai oi. ton SALE Cultivator and kid pony. genua, worics single or aouoie. At Phoenix Auction Sale, Saturday. STOCK RANCH 677 Acres, 28 acres Irrigated and In Lad t no clover. 117 acres fenced with woven-wlre, new 0-room modern house, large barn, on school bus. mall and cream route. Priced $13, 630. See L. G. Plckell, Real Estate agent, 10 soutn paruott. GTvE Mother a beautiful record oabl net from the PURUCKER PIANO HOUSB 111 N. Central FOR 'TRADE -Gentle work Hones" for milk cow. P. O. Box 463 Jaokson- ville. Oregon. M. Wilson. WANTED Girl for genera. Rouse work. Wagea 670 per month. Most evenings tree, aue uibtk. FOR SALE Two saddle horses and 1 saddle. Phone 3919 days or 7396 evenings. TWO acrea fronting on Highway 99, Irrigated and lays level, all fenced with woven-wire. nice setting with pleasant surroundings. About 100 ft. to the river, lovely home site or court site. A bargain If purchased at once for only SI 650 cash. Ralph E. Bell. Broker, Gold Hill. Oregon. USED FARM MACHINERY 2 Horse-drawn Mowers 1 Tractor Tumble-Bug Scraper 1 Tractor Dlso I Corn Binder 1 Corn Lister 1 6-ft. Grain Binder 1 6-ft. Grain Binder X John Deere Tractor Drag Saw 1 Kililer orchard tyoe Cultivator 1 John Deere hay dump Rake 2 8-Botton Plowa DEAVER & McCURLEY 143 N. Central Medford, Oregon GIVE Mother a beautiful record cabl- net from the PURUCKER PIANO HOUSB WANTED- Girl ior port-Ume office work with local Wholesale firm, permanent position. Tribune Box. 111 w. central Jetea- WANTED LoRirlng trucks, short haul. gooq roaos. riiui" .... 40cfef",i' Th, Family Theatre JALWAYS 2 FEATURES TODAY THRU SATURDAY r- PLUS : 1 'CHEROKEE STRIP with DICK A few hour, work now may save you thousand, of dollari later. At many of you know, when your tractor, truck and other farm machinery break down, It Is very disappointing and costly. Th American Fruit Grower' shop I taffd with four capable I mechanic, Including en diesel man, and ha all th modern equipment essential to making a good and efficient shop. We want you to feel free to come In and ask for estimate on th I probable work needed. We would alio like to have you take advantage of our part and general supply (tor located In th . main building. W are dealer for Cletrae Crawler Tractor, Oliver Wheel Tractor and other farm ma chinery, Friend Spray Rigs, Federal Trucks, Waukesha Motor, Westinghouse-Bendi-Alr Brake and Myers Pump. Look for the BLUE GOOSE SIGN! 213 South Fir Street obT Thwidir. MaT 10. IUS MEDFORD mail tribtoe-sevek WANTED Your burned-out oar gen erator in trade for 25 amp. heavy, duty type at Severln Electrlo Signal Station, 1303 N. Riverside. FOR RENT Modern cottages, double or single. Red Arrow Camp. Phone 6481. BE'neTi? DANCE Grlifin Creek School Gym., Saturday, May 12th, o:w. f ree mncn, groa music. jCdAH'S BEAUTY faALON It now Open for Business. WANT March Issue of Marine teath erneck magazine. Please write Trl- Dune BOX 4930. REPLACE your broken window glass New glass Installed while vou wait MEDFORD MILL WORK CO The Glass House Phone 1112 10th and Grape WANTED Experienced alteration woman. Apply in person. Jacque L-enox. WANTED TO BUY Kerosene-opera t ed refrigerator and stuaio couch in flood condition Phone 3557 eves. EXCEPTIONALLY GOOfi ASSORTMENT Rough boards and 14'a to 9x1 2s LOW PRICED. NO PRIORITY CAMERON-MOFrTTT LUMBER CO So. Riverside at Barnett Rd. Medford Phone 5462 CASH rN A FLASH FOR VOUR CAR Save Time. Cash and Gaa Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer. ph. S919 flth and Bartlett No Red Tape When You Sell to Us. WA"nTE6 Experienced groceryman Apply In person. Riverside Market VISIT our gift department before Mower uay ACME HARDWARE Main and orape WANTED Rabbits, any amount, alive or dressed Phone 2117 Riverside Market INSULATING wall boards, celling Ule also sneet roc. Dig rmea wimow Co WANTED Chickens, any kind, any or otherwise Phone 2117. Riverside warKet WANTED Experienced waitress Ap- pty in pc -mi , - e-. - riR KOUCiB BUOX a SLABS, green big louble load eso uedrordTuel Tel sill flow VALA6Ll! Mo. 1 ceroara red cedar ahlnglet Big Pines Liu He ber Co WANTED - Plowing, narrowing an Kino OI 11 ,i;iui v. - Vs. Riverside Market Medford. or 782 Central Point . PARTS and SERVICE (or ell makes ot WASHER, and REFRIGERATOR, YOUNGER'S APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. 31 N. Bsrtlett. Phon, 2419 FORAN II I IS YOUR CAR FOR SALE? SEE HUMPHREY NOW for a HIGH GASH PRICE! HUMPHREY MOTORS USED CAR EXCHANGE 33 S. Riverside Ave. iaiiiitf.-li',-n,.et TODAY and SATURDAY IHTflFifll TODAY and SATURDAY am . mir taut Mlllf stlKUl ; PLUS NAYAJA TRAILS with JOHNNY MACK BROWN SUN-MON-TUES ISCTBsl & IV "9 Ss tin amain 9 V eraese eff 3 t' les-e Canaee; ssss?;. 'SUN-MON-TUV Start .WMiiiay! 9 'fe'tlw-TWUlif Sbui- Wrterel'l PLUS - Faces in the Fog with JANE WITHERS - STARTS WED. THE OLD TEXAS TRAIL Hod CAMERON Eddie DEW PLUS ." "Blonde Fever" ' ' ;.' Philip CORN Mary ABTOR