Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 12, 1945, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and ai-lntv To Mat--The Jack-arm County Medical society will meet Wednesday at the Hotel Jackson for a 7 o'clock dinner. Dr. R. E. Green will be host. It is stated that there will be no paper read at tbJs meeting. Official Coming Ed Hanzlik, assistant chief of the division of state and private forests of the National Forest service regional office in Portland will be in Med ford Saturday to confer with the staff of the Rogue River National Forest service. Grlgiby Home James C. Grigsby, third class petty officer of the naval air corps, is home on a 14-day leave from the sup ply depot at Alameda, Calif. The officer is visiting' his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Grigsby, 208 North Peach street. Club To Meet Phoenix Thursday club will meet at the home of Mrs. Andrew Stevens June 14 at 12:30 p. m. for a cov ered dish luncheon. Election of officers for the coming year will be held after luncheon and all members are asked to attend this meeting. ' Weyerhaeuser Man Here Hugh Campbell, assistant mana ger of the Weyerhaeuser Lumber Company, Klamath Falls, was in Medford Monday where he con ferred with Clarence Winetrout, chairman of the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce commit tee on road development. Here From Portland Mr. and i Mrs. Bert Lowry and two daugh ters, Linda and Bonnie of Port land, are in Medford and are guests at the home of Mr. Low ry's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lowry, Sr., Bear Creek Orch ards. Mr. Lowry will look after orchard interests while in the valley. Trucks Collide Two logging trucks operated by Andrew De Graff, Jacksonville, and Cecil Michael, 517 Western avenue, collided Saturday on the State Forest road, an accident report on file today states. Damage es timated at $300 was taused to Da Graff's truck, according to the report. To Go Overseas Dr. W. G. Bishop, former Medford physi cian and surgeon, now a lieutenant-commander in the navy med ical corps, has been assigned to overseas duty, a letter from the doctor states. Mrs. Bishop and the children have been making their home In the bay area while Dr. Bishop was assigned to a naval base In that area. ONLY $9 J) OAU0H Acme Hardware Go. Main at Grape Phone 5976 IS YOUR CAR FOR SALE? SEE HUMPHREY NOW for a HIGH GASH PRICE! HUMPHREY MOTORS USED CAR EXCHANGE 33 S. Riverside Art. asax2ej5S3I May We WE SELL 1X1 SCNSATIONAl -0 vW mnioi. VYAU FHrtSH ORDER HOW FACTORY BLOCKS . S6.75 Green Pine SLABS' S4.59. Green Fir SLABS S5 75 HI DIAL 2123 Timber P PERSONAL CALENDAR Wednesday 8:00 p. m. American Legion auxiliary, armory, last regular meeting and election of officers. 8:00 p. m Chrysanthemum circle, Neighbors of Woodcraft, K. of P. hall, regular meeting and district convention reports. Social meeting at home of Mrs. Harriet Watson, 1121 West Tenth street. Thursday 1:00 p. m. Chapter AA, P.E.O., luncheon at home of Mrs. H. B. Murphy, Ross Lane. Mrs. C. I. Drummond and Mrs. F. J. Slagle, assisting hostesses. 1:00 p. m. Crater Lake chap ter, D.A.R., annual picnic at home of Mrs. H. F. W. Spilver, 520 Hamilton street. 1:30 p. m. Chrysanthemum Thimble club, home of Verna Goldfrap, West Jackson street. Bring sewing kits. 1:30 p. m. Loyalty circle, Methodist church, dessert lunch eon at home of Mrs. Frank Mc Keown, 109 South Orange street. Assistant hostess, Mrs. Walter Johnson. 2:00 p. m. W.C.T.U., home of Mrs. B. M. Lininger, 608 South Oakdale avenue. Bikes Stolen Two bicycles, license numbers 373 and 404, were stolen Sunday night from the driveway of 623 South Cen tral avenue, Dorothy Hawkins reported to police yesterday. Return Mrs. W. Garland Jones, Old Stage road, and Mrs. Walter Jones, Willow Creek orchard, returned yesterday from San Francisco where they have spent the past week on business. . . . Cars Collide Autos driven by Scott Victor Davis and Lenore Jeanette Wall, Rt. 2. collided at Main street and Central avenue yesterday, city police reported today. No damage was caused to Davis' car, the report said. Leaves For Conference Pfc. Harmon R. Peters, Medford, will leave today for San Francisco where he will serve with the army at the United Nations Con ference on International rela tions. Peters has been in Med ford for the past few days on leave. Aliens Here Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Allen, and small son, Terry of Portland, are in Med ford and will spend Mr. Allen's annual vacation here visiting their parents and friends in Medford and Phoenix. Mr. Al len, a former resident of Med ford, is employed by the Port land Oregonlan. Officer Here Lt. John A. Hunter arrived in Medford yes terday on leave from the army engineers and is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Cuffel, 809 North Central ave nue. The officer arrived In the States Saturday from the Paci fic theater of operations where he has spent the past two and one-half years. Corporal Home Cpl. Rudy Frohreich, son of H. A. Froh relch, 304 North Holly street, is in Medford for the week visiting at the family home. He was home a short time ago on a 45 day furlough after arriving in the states following 26 months' service in Africa, Corsica, and Italy. He will report to Santa Ana air base for reassignment. Home On Leave Miss Nancy Wall, Sk3c In the WAVES, ar rived In Medford last night to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Wall, Ross Lane, for about a week. She is stationed at the naval air station at Ottumwa, la. Miss Wall's brother, Bill Wall, BM2c, is also home on leave after an extended period ' of sea duty in the south Pacific. i j Nelson Coming Howard J. 1 Nelson, manager of the Social Se :curity board at Klamath Falls, ' Ore., will be in Medford at the I United States Employment Serv ice office, 4S North Fir street, June 19, Nelson announces. Any individuals who are interested in filing claims under old-age Bnd survivor's Insurance provisions of the Social Security act may Suggest? 200 u. ft. 300 u. ft. 300 cu. ft. DIAL 2123 Company AST BOXDS TOBAYf lUuMroihyliTUed 1 "Xhl kaontlng- bsulnege la who hay call at the office after 0. a. m., lt is stated. DAMAGE SUIT ON ACCIDENT STARTS A jury was selected and scene of the accident visited yesterday in the circuit court trial of James H. Nunes against Maurice J. Woodson and Alonzo R. Hardin for $15,000 personal injury dam ages. Nunes, in his complaint, alleges negligence and careless ness of both defendant in the operation of two logging trucks that collided on the Dead Indian road last July 1. Nunes also seeks approximate ly $2000 special damages for hos pital and physician fees. He was a passenger in the truck that went of fthe grade. Logs toppled on the truck cab, injuring Nunes and necessitating the amputation of his left arm above the elbow. Taking of testimony started to day at opening of. court. 98 Nisei Sentenced For Refusing Duty Phoenix, Ariz., June 12 (U.R) U. S. District Judge Dave W. Ling today sentenced 98 Japanese-American draft resisters to one year in prison. Sentence was imposed on de fendants in three test cases but is binding on all of the other Nisei from the Poston Relocation Center at Parker, Ariz., who re fused to respond to selective service calls. Court Records Justice Court Kenneth Wayne Grlffeth, axle overload, $6.29 and costs. Jim Henry Jenks, Glenn Wil son Morgan, Melvln Boyd Mil ler, Ernest Wilson Evans, over load, cited. BIRTHS CHEADLE To Mr. and Mrs. William, 448 S. Front, Medford, June 11, 1945, a girl, 8,i lbs., at Sacred Heart hospital. JOHNSON To Mr. and Mrs. Melvin G., Central Point, June 12, 1945, a boy, 7',-i lbs., at Sac red Heart hospital. VIGNALI To Pvt. and Mrs. Bernard Robert, Rt. 3, box 371, Medford, May 11, 1945, a' boy, eight pounds, at Community hos pital. Catfish Is the widely used fish In Texas. Use Mall Tribune Want Ada TIRES LOANED FREE RATION CIRTIMCATI NIIDID FIRESTONE STORES 214 So. Riverside By Oracle) Alton J u all (hot Yon can't scare folk Waur Bond- Ban Road Oil Use Throughout Nation Washington. June 12 (U.R) Oil can. no longer be used on roads anywhere in the country, petroleum administration for war said today. PAW decided to prohibit fur ther use of residual oil for pav ing because inventories are at the lowest level since the war be gan. PAW formerly banned the use of road oil only in the states of Washington, Oregon, California, Nevada and Arizona. Truman Delays His Visit to Northwest Olympia, Wash., June 12 (U.R) Gov. Mon C. Wallgren an nounced today that President Harry S. Truman .would be un able to visit the Pacific north west this week. The governor told his news conference that "I have Just talked with the White House and have been informed that the San Francisco conference has de layed the president's arrival." BOMBER CREW KILLED Salinas, Kans., June 12 (U.R) All 10 crew members of a four-engined bomber from the Smoky Hill army air base were killed when the plane crashed near Chickasha, Okla., Col. Ralph W. Rodieck, commandant, announced early today. WEATHER Northern California: Clear to day, tonight and Wednesday; temperature above norrgal. STATED COMMUNICATION of Ream Chapter O.E.S., inursday evening. June 14, 8 o'clock Refreshment serv. ed by officer!. Visiting mem ber! Invited. AMELIA HILES, W. M. Clotlng time (or Sunday Too Lai 10 uiawuy d:ju aaiuroay axiaroooo PIM remember Too Late to Classify $4100 TOR SALE Furnished horn near Senior High and Washington trade eh ool. 2 -bedrooms and sleeping purcn, living room ana dining room, overstuffed living room furniture. radio, dining room set. Monarch combination trah -burner and elec tric range, electric refrigerator and washing machine. Enclosed hack yard with lawn, Charles R. Ray, Realtor, room 217 Medford Bldg.. rnonc jau FOR SALE Tomato Plants. Indian canners, Oakdale Market. ("OR SALE Motor Scooter. Call at 20 S. Elm. WANTED Man and wife for Retort work Diamond Lake Resort, Ore- gon or Phone 002 Diamond Lake. OUR BE"ST BU?3 4 , Acres, about) in alfalfa. Modern 2 -bed room house, good shape. Garage, chicken house and barn, city water. Price 4230. 0 Acres and 7-room modern house, hancment, garage, shop and barn, $6500 L. J. Reed, Broker, Central Point or Medford, next door to City Han. FOR SALE Oak business typewriter desk, $29. Phone 49R0. WHILE WE RECAP YOURS Save Your Tirei With ?ir$tont Factory-Method It IiCAPPING un. C.70 free Inspection! Prompt Mrrlcel Drive to today your tires may be st the dinger point I Medford Phone 4757 FOR tALTft 1949 Main Liner, 10 ft. House-trauer. two rooms, nas una. pre-war stove, lea box, blue velour upholstery, sleep four, water tank or running water, brakes, reason able. 247 6th St., Ashland, Oregon. TOR QUICK SALE Six choice lots on the hill. $225 in Siskiyou Me. mortal Park. Call S071. 'See B. J. Palmer, 31S S- Orange, WANTED TO BUY Nice residential vicinity. SOUTHERN OREGON LAND CO. Next to Bruce Bauer Lbr. Co. On S. Rtveralde Box 606 Phone 6390 WANTED Two cleaning women. 2 hour, a day, 5 days week for 2 weeks. Call the Red Crow, 4405. FOR SALE Vetch and Oat Hay In chock not rained on. Isaaos, Crater Lake highway. ORDER your baby chick, at Fabers no4Jlwdehone444e. FOR SALE 1040 Dodge ,-ton Pickup with stock rack, good rubber and A-l mechanical condition. 9S un der OPA celllnr. L. C. Taylor Co., 112 S. RlversMcJPhone2ifl5- mrflrt 456 Acres. 50 In cultlva- JijOuU "on, large barn, new w chicken houae, two year round aprlnga, creek, two electric pumps, good well. Substantial mod ern 3-bedroom home, located in beautiful Evans Creek district on hard surface road. All buildings In good condition. Full equipment and atock optional. $4500 down, balance can be arranged. H. L. Cook, Real tor. 1 104 W. Main. fTfirtfi Cafe, six stools, fountain. S4jUU groceries. 2 gas pumps. 3 Yivv rlvln r00ms in rear, bath, lavatory, and sink, lot 30 ft. x 100 It. on 90 highway, chicken house, good location, dally receipts $40 per day. ft OCA Five-room plastered house. J.iZdU good condition. 3-bed-foom,, modern, city water and sewer, concrete foundation, fruit and nuts, lot 77.9 ft. x 135 ft. tf'go'rft Five-room modern, hard MZ jU wood floors. . furnished. (jl-Ifatv garag. clM, n, 2.room apartment In rear, with Incomo 53500 n "rx .rS-SSSS: Close In. Ashland. fl'OTCn '5 Acres irrigated, all good JlfijU clover, fenced and cross IU v fencell levol land, s-room modern house, piped for m. wired for electric range good chicken house, plenty outbuildings. 30-ton barn with track and fork. Will sub divide part on 90 highway. .... in r A A 33 Acres free Irrigate"! Sl.DUU bottom land on Bear tr'HCUU Cree. grade A Dairy, barn with track and" fork. 1'" chions. 7-room strictly modern home, family orchard, chicken houses, garage, milk house, gas al fhTdrr$10"0OO cash. $7 J00 term. fl AAA Two acrea in alfalfa, level SlUUU land. Bear Creek bottom, "?1UUU suitable for building. aiOAA (s Acres free Irrigation. S4JUU pond, 4 -room partly mod iflvivu Jrn barn (or f0 cows, ce ment floor, !!" a"J ' A fruit house and chicken house. A -'oAftilrour acre. Irrigated La S48uU dlno clover. 4-room house, tjrtuvv barn a (.h,ck(,n houses, 1- room cabin, cherry trees, close to (faAAA 'Two Acres old orchard. T !54uUU room modern house, plas-y-vvw (eTed nd nooi basement, tome fruit, has pipe In for sprinkler svstem. . . e1 r AAA 79 Acres. 44 acres lrrt SIJ.VUU " crop, 120 ton ' 2 hay crop last year, bal ance pasture with creek water. 6 room modern houae. cellar, 3-ear garage, fnmtlv fruit and nuts, stock and equipment with place, 3-room guest house, electric stove, modern pressure system and garage. $9000 cash. Sflflon terms. SOUTHERN OREGON LAND CO. Next to Bruce Bauer Lbr. Co. On S. Riverside Feed fishers More Mnit Veil dairy feed. Fabers, 34 8. Riverside A REAL HOME and a Real Buy Fireplaoe, basement furnace. Nicely landscaped. If you are looking for a good buv please call I. E. Schiller. rteaitor. fnone stwi. awemngs, n. r. Bebb. 2343. FOR SALE Child's email Tricycle. nursery chair, car seat, 2 mattresses, one "...sire, one full sire. Ph. 46B0. WANTED TO BUY Dodge or V3 Pickup. Phone 2870. FOR SALE Cletrao K-20 Tractor. Box 397. phone 3R71 A,hland. FOR SALE Baled Clover and" Rye Grass Hay. This Is nice, bright hay end has not been rained on. J. G. Cameron, Buckshot Hill Road. Ph. 4824. FOR SALE Davenport and chair. cheap. Phone 2951. STOLEN from car. Ration Book A and B. license No. 97313 C. M. Medcalf, Box A3, Phoenix. TITO GUIZAR In TOMORROW SIX-GUNS Plas n v . ' I - . JLlL f i is-1 '1 tn Ikv-mU a ride dowa loveri lane) fSALLAN JONES WANTED Junked, wrecked er burned cars. Will pav highest prices. Walker Auto Parts Co., 3 miles N. of . Ashland on 99. Phone 5965. . FOR SALF '34 Ford Tudor Sedan. $300 within OPA celling. 1028 W. lltn btreet. WANTED Lubrication man with some mechanical experience. Phone 3272; ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON. Permanent Waving a Speciality. Special on Cold Waves. Phone 2864. 120 N. Cen tral. WANTED TO RENT Four or 5-room furnished house. Permanent civilian adults. Place for few chickens If possible. Tribune Box 2292. FOR SALE Strong sturdy Zennla plants. Oakdale Market. FOR SALE 1934 l',-ton Chevrolet truck, flat bed. New retreads and spare tire. $300 OPA celling. Phone Jacksonville ooi FOR SALE Three acres on 9 hlgtv barn, chicken house, deep freeze unit. Fruit and nut trees. Lou of shade. TWO-bedroom home In lorn, large lot. barn, chicken house, lots of shade. Garden and nice lawn. Priced to sell. C. H. Williamson. Harold H. Brown Agoncy, 123 E. Main. Phone 3440 FOR SALE Fine alfalfa hay mixed with Vetch and Oata. Free from weeds Begin cutting today. B. De- WANTED Man for tire service and repair worn. a,i a..,,. WANTED All-round mechanic. See tr .Lnninai at 229 N. Riverside. MAN. Wife and grown Daughter wish wars on Ln,ry m ii... w. have vou? Joe Patrick. Grants Pass. Oregon, eo Traveler!' Rest Auto Court. FOR SALE Gains' rv Mnal nr n , . t ft Riverside. TWO men wanted with hay handling experience. Phone 3756 FOR SALE 300 Savage. Weaver acope-peep-elgm ana " "' Carbine, scabbard and shells. Both guns almost now. McFodden on Lo- zler Ljine. , -r FORSALE Exceptionally good, well- i $ ...jia iitn A vri mn. Sen tie for women. 1 saddle, bridle. Martingale and spurs. Mcladden on Loiter Lane. FEED FISHER'S Egg Producer 20 protein. A real ecg maker Fabers. o. ni.ciuB . FOR SALE Ground rolled or whole barley. Fabers. 34 6 Riverside. Ph. 4449. , - ""ROTATING LAWN SPRINKLERS LEvfI'ERERJVlCE WANTED Man for Ice room and Ice delivery work. See Valley Fuel Co. WANTED Woman Cook for govern ment mess. Crater Lake National Park. Good salary. Phone 2183 or 4180; -, LET YOUR BABY ride In comfort with a car sent from LEWIS SUPER jERVlCE OLD SAWDUST for shrubbery Med ford Fuel Phone 3111. SAVE RED POINTS Buy hens at 34 S. Kiversiao. rnuiioj mversioe WANTED Chickens, any kind. eny amount live or dressed laying hens or otherwise Phone 2117 Riverside Market r. t r COY S CHICKEN TNN Gold Hill. Serving fried chicken every day ex cept Monday Phone 231. Under same manapemrm REPLACE vour broken window glass New glass Installed wnlle vou wait MEDFORD MIL! WORK CO The Glass House Phone 1112 10th and Grape CLOTHES Baskets and Ironing Boards LEWIS SUPER SERVICE LUMBER Lumber . Nalla . Roofing Dry Flooring and Siding Low Priced No Priority R O STEPHENSON CO. Court and McAndrews Road Phone 2000 Medford There's a your future! WASHING MACHINES REPAIRED Parts It Service ba All Makes B. & B Wither Shop 408 E. Main. Phone 5302 VIRGINIA BRUCE BRAZIL W Gloria Jean in "RECKLESS AGE" THROUGH SATURDAY AD GUTS! eAer McOON AID RAYMOND WAIIURN Tue$Uy. June 13, 194S FEED FISHER'S chick starter mash and watch them grow. Fabers, 34 S. Riverside. FOR SALE 2 X e'l surfaced 4 sides. no. 4 common, $21 per M. Porter Lumber Company, 204 S. Fir. Phone 2801. WANTED TO BUY Lawn swing or hammock on stand. Tribune Boa 438 WE BUY-EM WE SELL-EM Come in and See-Em 1937 Studebeker President "f Coupe Heater and Radio $005 lOStt Studebaker Dictator 'S" Tour ing Sedan. Heater, $515. 1935 Studebaker Dictator "6" Tour ing Sedan. Healer, $543. 1035 Dodge Fordor Touring Sedan. Heater, $403. 1937 Graham 6-93 Fordor Touring. Heater and Radio, $593. 1936 Olds 0 F 30 Coupe, Heater and Radio. $330 1934 Chevrolet Master Coupe, $395 All Prlcee are within OPA Celling See at A. Z. "Tubby" Dean'a Your Pontlao Dealer Richfield Station Phone 2942 6th and Grape Sta. Buy Wax Bonda CASH IN A rLASB 1 FOR YOUR CAR Sava Time Cain and Gaa Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph. 3919 6th and Bart lets. No Red Tape When You Sell to Us EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD ASSORTMENT Rough boards and 2x4'i to 2xl2'a LOW PRICED. NO PRIORITY CAMERON-MOFFITT LUMBER CO So Riverslda at Barnett Rd. Med ford Phone 3402 SAVE RED POINTS Buy hens at Riverside Market. CLEAN your Bugs and' Dpholatery with Miracle Foam. LEWIS SUPER SERVICE COMMERCIAL Spraying of all kinds. Phone 65G1 Wltlirow after 5 p. m. riH ROUGH ULOX SLAIjs. green big double load $6-50 Medford Fuel Tel 3111 SAVE RED POINTS Buy hens at Riverside Market. NOW a VA1LABLE No 1 certi grade red cedar shmglee Big Pines Lum ber Co PLANED BLOX Per load, tito Medford Tuel Phone 3111. 5RY PINE SlABS-Per load. (475 Medford Fuel Phooe 3111. WANTED Rabhlts.any amount, alive aressea fnone ain ruversiae Market INSULATING wall boards, celling tile, also sheet rock Big Pines Lumber Co. TONIGHT pwgr- Mrg'VJLMW' rsnwLnrflT. m m Starts Tomorrow VtA HRUBA R ALSTON 'irfsi', EUGfNE PMirni - VERA VAOUE ZZHZZl lOBffT UVINOSTOH WItH CAIIETT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE FIVa! PAINT your car now Body and Fend er repair We rebuild wrecks Jsck son Street Garage. 120 E Jackson Phone 4532. tWi7mrrairCTiryfff LIST DAY THURSDAY Chailri nvn S . a v 1 a a 1 r, l.n t" mm J IOWY tOGHS ItOsg KfRT, JaV 1 jiAiijoiifxwooBWoinr ' vj., 11 I. 1 rr n 1 - 1 1 11 -tr and 1 WEDNESDAY JjJ Tha Ruth Luy Penney School of Dancing P,CMnl The DANCE FROLIC A Colorful Dance Revue featuring Children of Med ford and Vicinity. 70 Kiddies SPECIAL SETTING COLOR! NOVELTY! On the Screen Van Johnson Beit. eon Two Vorr.en' m 3 C