Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 11, 1945, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and ft Rogers In PoriUnd Frank Rogers, city superintendent, left yesterday for Portland where he will spend a few days on busi ness. t ( t Attend Festival Mrs. Marie Main and her daughters, the Misses Dorothy and Violet Akins, left Saturday for Portland to attend the annual Rose Festival and the Ice Follies. They plan to return Thursday. i Visiting Sister Mrs... John O'Connor of Portland is visiting in Medford at the home of her sister, Mrs. A. H. Sunderman, 511 North Fir street. Mrs. O'Con nor will return to hei home at the end of the week. Promoted Cpl. Robert Hoov er has been promoted as sergeant 4 according to .word received here by his uncle, Earl Hoover, 37 Tripp street. Sgt. Hoover is a tail-gunner on a B-29 stationed in the South Pacific. His parents, Mr and Mrs. Frank Hoover for merly lived at Butte Falls. . To School Mrs. Genevieve Hogan Haller left Saturday for Monmouth, Ore., where she plans to attend the College of Education. Mrs. Haller has been visiting in the valley at the Hogan ranch on the Applegate for the past week. She has been social science teacher at the Vernonia junior high school for the past two years. Man It Sought Walter Fran cis Hulbert, whose last known address was the Grants Pass ho tel, is being sought by members of the Disabled American Vet ' erans. Anybody knowing the young man, who is a discharged veteran, is asked to. notify Lyle Dailey, national service officer for the D. A. V., today or to morrow at the Medford. hotel, or at a later date, Frank Hol brook, local service officer, at 205 Liberty building. CHAFE, ITCHING MINOR SKIM TROUBLES-RASHES, RELIEVED Burn of chafe irritations, sting of minor ikin troubles, simple rashes, baby's diaper rash are more tormenting as weather getB warmer. Relieve with Moxsana, boo thing medicated powder, contains ingredients specialists ofttn use for these miseries. Coata little. Get Mcxsana. lALKS DR. A. R. HEDGES Chiropractic & Naturopathic Physician 128 B. Main Dial 3170 tsaeaesiB HOW DO YOU WALK? Charm reports: "To walk well there is only one rule walk on cne line and not on two. All this talk about the ball of the foot and shoulder carriage is un necessary, for you could not pos sibly walk on one line without having proper carriage. Most people walk on two lines and this causes them to wobble from side to side. By walking on one line a woman will appear more grace ful, and if there is any soft drapery about her costume she will seem almost to float into a room. This technique gives to a man directness and dignity of movement." Sine 1888 Preferred ... C0GER-K!0RR!S FUNERAL PARLORS Phone 3147 t AMBULANCE SERVICE Black and White H.W. Conger Carlo. W. Morrl. FISHING SEASON FISH ROAD IS OPEN. k A Boats Store Fishing Tackle FISH LAKE RESORT Sid Blood. Proprietor PERSONAL I CALENDAR Tuesday 7:00 p. m. Mariner Girls, home of Mrs. F. W. Fawtt. 2ns Tripp street, for salad supper and nea cross sewing. 8:00 p. m. Service group, Lo cal Officers' Wives club, at Out post to sew. 8:00 p. m. Lady Jaycees, business meeting at Medford Ho tel. , Wednesday 1:00 p. m. Oakgrove Neigh borhood club, home of Mrs. Frances Flinn, 604 West Main street. 1:30 p. m. Mistletoe club, Girls' Community club, dessert luncheon. .Pearl Miller, chair- Auto Mishaps Cars driven by by Sabin A. Gibbs, 147 North Ivy street, and Rube F. Sloan, Talent, collided this morning in front of the post office on Sixth street, according to a report from local police. Amount of damage to the autos was not stated. Struck by Train Consider able damage was caused to a truck driven by W. T. Peebles. Central Point, Friday when.it was struck near Eagle Point by a train belonging to the Medford corporation, according to an acci dent report on file today. No re port of injuries was made. Fire Calls Firemen answered two calls yesterday morning. One call was made to the home of C. W. Neal, 512 South Oak dale avenue, when an oil stove became overheated. No damage was reported. Another run was made to the 1100 block on Court street to extinguish a sawdust fire which caused no damage. . Court Records Justice Court Vernon Nichols Reh, no muf fler,' ?1 and costs. Weldon Frost Bidaie, Jr., trail er unit overload, $14 and costs Audrey Pearl Nims, no opera tor's license, $1 and costs. James Elmer Hutchinson, overload, cited. Fred Julian Santens, no opera tor's license, $5 and costs, no motor vehicle license, $5 and costs. Police Court Clifford C. Spencer, drunk, released on $10 bail. State Police Harry Warren Stumbo, no auto license, cited. William Creighton Roberts, no operator s license, cited. Frank William Hardin, no tail light, no clearance light, cited Jack Neil Wooldridge, truck speeding, cited. Arch Washington Johnson, no operator s license, cited. John Henry Bartle, failure to stop, cited. Eldon Duane Nelson, no tail light, cited. Gold Hill Gold Hill, June 11. Donald Mullere of Medford visited last week with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Sutton. Jerry Smith left Wednesday for Springfield, Ore., where he has employment Lt. John Thomas and wife of Childress, Texas, are visiting Mrs. Thomas parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. Z. Smith and family in NOW OPEN AT LAKE 50 MILES FROM MEDFORD this city, and with other rela tives in Grants Pass and Med ford. They were to leave for their home Saturday Mrs. Ada Dusenberry visited from May 30 to June 5 with her daughter, Mrs. Elsie Mathews and family in Klamath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Floyd and family of Medford are caring for the Earl Taylor place while Mr. and Mrs. Taylor take a vacation trip to Ontario, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. H. G Wilson of Medford visited Tuesday with their daughter, Mrs. Norman Gaily and family. Their grand daughter Mildred Gail returned home with them for a short visit. Georgia Lee and Marilyn Brown of Medford are visiting for a month at the home of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Z. Smith. Marine James Dunn and wife visited over the week end with Bob Kenaston and father R L. Kenaston. Marine Dunn recently returned from Iwo Jima. Don Stone, of Portland, a for mer resident of Gold Hill was a visitor here Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wolters of Medford were recent guests of Mrs. Minnie Byerly. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dunn and two children left Friday for Los Angeles to visit relatives Mr. Dunn will receive medical atten tion. Capt. and Mrs. Chas. Annis of Portland visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Z. Smith. Capt. Annis, of the Sea Bees re cently received an honorable discharge after serving overseas in the South Pacific Wm. E. Lucas, MoMM2-c, left Sunday for Shoemaker, Calif. He was accompanied as far as Weed, Calif., by his wife who will visit her grandmother, Mrs. M. h. Cooper. Mrs. Tony Hollmutz and granddaughter Shirley of Swiss holm, Ore , visited over the week end here with Mrs. H. A. Dens more and family, Eddie Martin, ship's cook 3-c of Rogue River visited friends in this, city this week, Mrs. H. A. Densmore and daughter Sandra left Thursday for their home in Myrtle Creek. Mrs. A J. Spence and children Adrian, Douglas and Esther re turned to their home here Sun day. Mrs Spence has been teach ing in Agnes the past school year and Mr. Spence drove to Agnes Saturday after them, returning Sunday, Chas. Gray of Portland, has been visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kell and family. He left the first of the week for Grants Pass where he will be employed in the forest service Butte Falls Butte Falls, June 11. Vaca tion Bible school starts at the grade school, Monday at 9 a. m. and the youngsters are anticipat ing a good time. Two young ladies from Medford will be in charge and a fine program is planned. The community regrets the de parture of Rev. and Mrs. Mac Dougall who have worked faith fully in the church and neighbor hood for the past year. They go to St. Paul, Minn., where Rev. MacDougall will be pastor's as sistant in one of the churches close to his old home. . Sgt. Jess Francis is enjoying a furlough after service with the air corps in Italy. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tungate are enjoying the company of their sons, Bud an,d Herbert who are here on furlough, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tungate and daughter from Portland. Darrel Garman Is visiting his father, Newton Garman, and his sister, Mrs. Wilma Smith. ' Lloyd Albern is visiting his father and friends after return ing from a German prison camp. PROUD OF ITS LAKES Concord, N. H. U.R Though New Hampshire consists of only 9,341 square miles, the state boasts more than 1300 lakes and ponds. TIRES LOANED FREE i as ue Pill teal NO RATION CIRTIFICATI NIIDID FIRESTONE STORES 214 So. Riverside London, June 11 U.F9 Gen. George S. Patton's famed Third and Lt. Gen. Alexander M. Patch's veteran Sevnth will serve as occupation armies in the American zone of Germany, the army newspaper Stars and Stripes said today. The 15th Army under Lt. Gen. Leonard Gerow. originally desig nated as the American Army of Occupation, will cease opera tions soon after the official boundaries of the occupation zones have been announced, Stars and Stripes said. Thus the Third and Seventh armies will remain in much of the territory they conquered in southwest Germany. The 15th Army has been operating in the Ruhr and Rhineland, but these areas will be turned over to British and French occupation armies. Stars and Stripes said the American zone would be divided into the districts. The Seventh Armv will control the western district and the Third, the east ern. TOMATOES VS. GUIf Boston (UP.) When Krikor Kezorkian arrived home to find two men trying to open a rear window, he let fly with a can of tomatoes. . The can missed and one of the prowlers pulled out a gun. "Mister, I can shoot straighter with this than you can with your groceries," he said, "so lay off till we're outa sight." Too Late to Classify FOR SALE Baled hay, oaVand ' al- j.ui. lt up in neia. uooKsey, li miles E. of Central Point or pnonc lit MIDDLE-AGED married man, experl eneed in dairy and general farming would like to lease a place on shares. John Vols Eary Shady Auto Court, Cabin E, 3(a miles S. of Medford. Phone eB3. THERE will b a 2 yr. old Roan Durham bull sold at the Midway AueUon yards Thursday, Juna 14th. FOR SALE 1931 Model A Ford Vic toria, good condition. 90 tires. $273 within OPA celling. See at Jim's Service, 58 N. Riverside be- tween 6:30 a. m., and 6:30 p. m. DAIRYMEN ATTF.NTTrtV 23 Head of Dairy Cows 25 Just fresh and springers. 1 registered bull. 114 mos. old). These cattle are all from one Dairy and will be sold . at the Midway AueUon Yard's Sale inursaay. June 141 n . WANTED Man to work In Laundry. Good wages. Look for your post war job now. Steady employment for right party. Apply in person, Crystal White Laundry A Cleaners. FOR RENT Basement apartment, 2 rooir3 and bath. Adults. No pets. 10 Quince. TAPE Found. Owner pay for ad and Identify. 310 Haven. WANTED Experienced waitress. Ap- ply Mrs. Robinson. Jackson Hotel. FOR sale: Toy Cocker Spaniel pup- fles. Mother and father very small, ather registered. 336 Crater Lake Ave. fnone ss$s. FOR SALE Baled alfalfa In field, not rained on. Dump rake. $15, needs some work, elso tractor buck rake, made for John Deere Model A. $73. R. J. Savage, Rt. 1, Box 361, Cen tral Point. WANTED Woman for house work. Phone 5940. TWO men wanted with hay handling experience. Phone 3756. F. E. SAMSON CO. WANTED Homis for Snowball's klt- tens. Two wnite. 1 grey. 7 wks. Old. Also Peet Moss for sale, cheap. 321 WANTED Logger equipped and fl- nancinny aoic 10 gel oui ou iu iw ra per day, box aaj. anaqy i;ove. FOR SALE Complete bed, inner spring mattress, daveno. davenport chair set. BOS W. 10th St. WANTED TO BUY Late Model used car. Pay cash. Phone central point 127. C07CA Modern home, four rooms OLIJ nd hath, garage. 2 lots. O Wilson. Real Estate, 7 Chestnut. Phone 4644. tai&l Townsend DANCE AT Dreamland Hall TOMORROW JOLLIEST DANCE IN MEDFORDI WHILE WE RECAP YOURS Save ?our Ttrei WWi ''Tiretfont Factory-Method RECAPPING lev it 0.70 free Inspection! Prompt aerrlcel Drtre In today your Urse may be danger point I Medford Phone 4757 Ton SALE Tint woe alrmlfa. i acre. Either .undine or cut and raneci. Jim uregg. cenu-ai roim. ffQPAA 7-roomi and bath, 4 bed OJJvU rooms, 3 roomi upstairs. only 9 tuociu rrom court house, paved street, enclosed back yard. H. N. Lofland, 323 S. Oakdale. eai KJtate Broxer. FEED' FISHER'S Tag Prod it par 904. protein. A real eug maker. Faber's, o o. mvcrtuae. rnone FOR SALEi. " $5.00 Irani nf board for ..a.50 Screen and Andirons ...Mm. 4.00 Gum rubber boats 3 00 Tool Chest 2.00 Mattox - 1.00 B. 3. PALMER, aio B. orange. PjIAAA Cafe, six stools, fountain, Vle7vU groceries, 3 gas pumps, 3 lavatory, and sink, lot 30 ft. x 100 ft. on 99 highway, chicken house, good location, daily recelots $40 oer dav. ffOOFA Five room plastered house, vOitCdv good condition, 3-bed- and sewer, concrete foundation, fruit and nuts, lot 774 ft x 135 it. Ions:. FyfOCA room modern, hard $TuD) wood floors, furnished, apartment in rear, with Income. ITQCAA Six room modern, half VJ Jvv acr Earace, woodshed, grrln fruit and aranoi Close in. Ashland. (TQ7CA 13 acres Irrigated, all good UUl DU clover, fenced and crosa- modern house, piped for gas, wired for electric range, good chicken house, plenty outbuildings. 30-ton barn with track and fork. Will sub divide part on 99 hiehway. CI 7 CAA 33 Acre freo Irrigated tpllaJvU bottom land on Bear T ' Creek, arade A Dairv. barn with track and fork, 16 stan chions, 7-room strictly modern home, family orchard, chicken houses, garage, milk house, gas at the door. $10,000 cash. $7,500 terms. 01 AAA -Two acres In alfalfa, level tMUVV lBnfl- BeHr Cleek bottom, T suitable for building. (TAOAA B',i Acres free irrigation, vxOvU pond. 4-room partly mod- rn. hnrn fnr 1ft Crtivn p- ment floor, garage and woodshed, fruit house and chicken house. A good buy. d A Q aa Four acres irrigated La utOUU dino clover, 4-room house. T barn, 2 chicken houses, 1- room cabin, cherry trees, close to town diAAA Two Acres old orchard. 7 y4UUw room modern house, plas- trff and aond basement. ome fruit, has pipe in for sprinkler sysiem. i.nnA ft 79 Acres, 44 acres Irri gated in crop. 120 ton " hav ctod last year, bal hi ance pasture with creek water, 6 room modern house, cellar. 2-car garage, family fruit and nuts, stock and equipment with place, 3-room guest house, electric stove, modern pressure system and garage, $0000 cash. $6000 terms. SOUTHERN OREGON LAND CO. On S. Riverside Next Bruce Bauer Lbr. Co. Phone 5390 Box 60d FOR SALE Practically new automat ic Winchester 22. l box shells, aiu N. Grape BICYCLE FOR SALE Balloon tires, $25. 531 Marie. F.OR SALE Man's saddle. Rt. 4. Box 418. Barnett Road. EAST SIDE HOME One of the Better Ones S17.500 ROSS LANE SMALL FARM Finest of Soil, 18.000 APPLEGATE RANCH. FREE WATER Pays Handsome Returns on $37,500 WALTER H. JONES, Realtor. Medford rnone zavu FEED FISHER'S chick starter mash and watch them grow. Faberi, 34 S Hiverside. FOR SALE Red Fryers. $1.25. A. Bendickson. Rt. 3, Box 414, West mcAnnrews. FOR RENT Two-room furnished apartment, 1057 Court St. Call be Tore a a. m., or arier q p. m FOR SALE Weaner Pigs. Charles Owen's Orchard. 2054. Home Drive. Ph. FOR SALE 300 Savage, Weaver scope-peep-sight and shells. 30-30 Carbine, scabbard and shells. Both guns almost new. McFadden on- Lo ner tane. FOR SALE Exceptionally good, well- reinea saaaie mare, o yrs. oia, gen tle for women. 1 saddle, bridle. Martingale and spurs. McFadden on Lozier Lane. FOR RENT Pasture for 25 head cows. H. D. Allison, b. f. star Kt., Box 27-A, Eagle Point. FOR SALE Good used fire brick. suitable for boilers, dutch ovens, 3c apiece, bolts, lc. VAN & RITCHIE. Refinishlng Mill, 3 miles S. of Med- lorn FOR SALE Clean alfalfa hay In shock mue w. or liriinn greets Grange hall. U. V. Van Horn . LOST Child's red coat on Washing ton school grounds. Phone 0374 or 702 Beekman. mm FROM MEDFORD Greyhound Daily Service NORTHBOUND , GRANTS PASS ROSEBURO EUGENE 3:20 a.m. 6:50 a.m. 10:10 a.m. SOUTHBOUND DUNSMUIR SAN FRANCISCO 3:30 a.m. 7:05 a.m. 11:10 a.m. Agent: MAC ROBINSON Depot: HOTED JACKSON. Phone: 3202 llftVINt All TNI Wf IT WITH paiil TOR 1A1X 48 Colt Automatic, tfke new. Api.jL, 307 w. Main. FOR SALEGTeen peas 14c ea. 544 Mary at. WANTED Experienced stenographer for general office work. Must be fast and accurate typist, especially figures. Lumber experience prefer red but not essential. Exceptional salary and opportunity to one with Proper qualifications. Tribune Box FOR SALE: Ground rolled or whole barley. Fabers, 34 S. Riverside. Ph. 4U ROTATING LAWN SPRINKLERS LEWIS SUPER SERVICE WANTED Man for ice room and tee delivery work, see valley ruel co. WANTED Woman Cook for govern ment mess, crater laice iNnuonai Park. Good salary. Phone 2163 or 11 BO. EET YOUR BABY ride In comfort with a car sent rrom LEWIS SUPER SERVICE FOR SALE Registered Guernsey bull. ja montns om rxom neavy pro ducing stock. Kt. 1, Box 197. Phone OBUO REGULAR' $3.95" Aluminum "Juicers. special, 3.4. ACME HARDWARE Main and Grape. Phone 5976 OLD SAWDUST for shrubbery Med- tora ruei. mono am. SAVE RED POINTS Buy hem at Riverside Market. A ANTED-Chickens, any '"" kind. "' any amount, live or aressea. laying nens or otherwise Phone 2117 Riverside Market COY'S CHICKEN INN Gold Hill. serving fried cnicKen every day ex cept Monday. Phone 251. Under same management. REPLACE vour broken window glass new glass installed wnite vou wait MEDFORD MILLWORK CO The Glass House Phone 4112 10th and Grape CLOTHES Baskets and Ironing Boards 1-t.YV IS SUFEK SKHV1UK FOR SALE: 2 x 4's surfaced 4 sides. No. 4 common. $21 per M. Porter Lumber Company, 204 S. Fir. Phone 21181. WANTED TO BUY Lawn swing or hammock on stand Tribune Box 438 LUMBER Lumber . Nails . Roofing Dry Flooring and Siding Low Priced No Priority R O STEPHENSON CO. Court and McAndrews Road Phone 2000 Medford WE BUY-EM WE SELL-EM Come In and See-Em 1937 Studebaker President Coupe Heater and Radio $695 1936 Studebaker Dictator '6" Tour ing Sedan, Heater. $615. 1935 Studebaker Dictator "6" Tour ing Sedan. Heater, $545 1935 Dodge Ford or Touring Sedan. Henter. $495. 1937 Graham 6-95 Ford or Touring Heater and Radio. $595. 1936 Olds 6 F 36 Coupe. Heater and Radio. $530 1934 Chevrolet Master Coupe. $395 All Prices are within OPA Celling See at A Z "Tubby" Dean'a Vour Pontiac Dealer Richfield Station Phone 2942 6th and Grape Sts Buy War Bonds CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR Save Tim Cash and Gas Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer Ph 3919 6th and Bartlett No Red Tape When You Soil to Us EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD ASSORTMENT Rough boards and 2x41 to 3xl$'s LOW PRICED. NO PRIORITY C AMER ON-M OFFITT LUMBER CO So Riverside at Barnett Rd Medford Phone 5462 SAVE RED POINTS Buy hens at Riverside Market. PORTLAND 1:35 p.m 4:00 p.m 7:30 p.m 11:50 p.m REDDING LOS ANGELES 6:15 p.i 12:55 a.i B-IPINDAeiC TRANtPORTATION I glv sjvkk relief jf I your snortey kck jgjj'lt I lOe, SOcorSl.oO s VtL Sit, at aN drag eewntera w 1 Monday, June II, 1943 CLEAN your Rugs and Upholstery with Miracle Foam. L&W1S SUfiaH SERVICE COMMERCIAL Spraying of aU kinds. rnone usfai wun row a i ter o p. m. FLK HOUGH BLOX St SLABb, SYeen big iouble load (650 Medford Fuel Tel Sill SAVE RED POINTS Buy hens at Riverside Market NOW AVAILABLE No I certlffrade red cedar shingle Big Pines Lunv per uo PLANED BLOX Per load. Medford Fuel rnone sin. DRY PINE SLABS Per load, S4 75 Medford Fuel. Phone 3111. TODAY THRU TUESDAY GLORIA GETS aft iJ KEB HAN! , s t .J Gloria JEAN Henrq STEPHENSON PLUS sonG5 rz-. that will call! am GUIZAR The School May We I m'ls. i ni a an m n Tim .: a itowuiWstis Uwi Eivttt (tortus W kC KilmaiVibira 1 jjpl Present JjMk 'The W&k DANCE ImI frolic I vaijPi i i M - Colorful Dinee i f vs. . Beue featuring Si 1 V k. , Children of Med- jrfitl H ' fT'j 70 KiddleS Vsjl '"ting ; t COLOR! flf mJJ NOVELTY! '"S ' OTn'e Screen pp 'Between Two Women' ORDER FACTORY BLOCKS S6.75 Green Pine SLABS S4.50 Green Fir SLABS $5.75 DIAL 2123 Timber P MEDFORD MAIL TRI1UKH TVft PAINT your car now. Body and renfl. ar repair We rebuild wrecks Jacl. son Street Garage. 120 B. Jaeltsoe rnone 03a WANTED Rabbits, any amount. allVt or dressed Phone 2117 Rlverstdl Market INSULATING wall board, eeuine Hie. also sheet rock- Big Pines Lumber Co. TODAY THRU TUESDAY S PRAIMtr CHICKENS JIMKr ItMCft! - KOAH ICttT, j& w 'AT 1 HER f fi ADtlTtCT I SS '.eKlk I Ruth Luy of Dancing Suggest? 0W 200 eu. ft. 300 eu. ft. 300 cu. ft. DIAL 2123 Company eeieoai ,.e.il,l DRAMATIC r J TRIUMPH! E JL-