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OUT FOR JUNE A Lion Is in the Streets by Adrla Lock Langley A gripping first novel about an American dictator, born of poor whites in a southern state, who rises to the gov ernorship through his tre mendous animal magnetism, The adoration of the people and his crooked political deals. $3.00 Coming Home by Letter Cohen Joe, a Marine who has fought at Guadalcanal comes home to fight another bat tle in civilian life against criminal corruption in a great steel city. $2.75 77 Willow Road v by Helen Douglas Irvine A story of murder set against The background of a sinister Victorian house, which hid the secret crimes of a ruined family. A story fraught with psychological suspense. $2.00 The Wine of San Lorenzo by Herbert Gorham High adventure in a histori cal novel set in the thunder- - ous days of General Santa Ana, who as the story runs, adopted a young American after the Alamo massacre and raised him as a Mexican. $3.00 Interim by H. C. Hutehtnaon A sensitive story about the mind and moods of a rural household ot tngnsn refugees from the blitz. A sergeant whose life comes by chance to be bound up with the strange household sees the Imprint years of war leaves on human beings $2.00 Doctors at War by Morrli Flihbein The brilliant, even mirac ulouss accomplishments of American doctors In World War II, summed up by the 16 leading authorities re' sponsible for the organiza tion of medical warfare. $5.00 Keep Your Head Down by Walter Bernstein A skilled and sensitive re porter, who is a soldier in the U. S. Army, tells of his three eventful years In camp and In combar, beginning ' at Fort Benning and ending in Marshal Tito's headquarters tn Yugoslavia. $2.00 The Portable Reader's Companion Cdlted by Louli Rronenberger Assembled here, purely for pleasure of their com pany is a delightful collec tion of poetry, letters, aphor isms, "odds and ends," drama and stories. $2.00 The Portable Carl Van Doren Two complete books "What Is American 'Litera- ture" and "Swift," plus se i lecrions from four others, i two introductions and a I hitherto unpublished story. $2.00 'SWEM'S Book and Gift Shop GROCETERIA Number 1 Sixth and Central OPEN TODAY 9 a. m. to 7 p. m. Permit luued Georse Belton 201 Portland avenue, was Issued a building permit from the city superintendent's office yesterday to erect a residence and garage costing 3,000. Harris Home Pvt. James A. Harris, son of Ernest W. Harris, is home from Camp Roberts, Calif., on furlough before leav ing for overseas duty. Pvt. Harris is' visiting his wife and children at their home on Route 4. Dempsters Leave Mrs. M. J Dempster left last week to join her husband In Portland; Mr. Dempster, employee of the Gen eral Petroleum corporation here for several years, was recently transferred by his company, to duty in the metropolis. Marine Home Pfc. Ralph L, Hite of the 21st Marine divi sion, is on a 30 day convalescent leave from the naval hospital at Oakland, Calif., and is visit ing his mother, Mrs. Georgia Smith, and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Richey, Phoenix. Pfc. Hite was wounded while in action on Iwo Jima and has been awarded the purple heart. Returns Miss Beverly Wat son, 1121 West Tenth street, has returned from Vancouver, Wash., where she visited First Lt. Dan C. B. Barnett, who is recovering from wounds received while serving in the Philippine Islands with the 86th Infantry division. He holds the purple heart and bronze star medals. Lt. Bar- nett's parents reside in Rich land, Wash. On the Radio Chain S T A T I ON S Chiln affiliation u where the; are on the dial: KALE (MBS) 1330. Portland; KEX (ABC) 1190. Portland; KGO (ABC) 810, San Francisco; ROW (NBC) 620, Portland; KJB (ABC) 1000, SeatUe; KNX (CBS) 1070, Loe An seles; KOA (NBC) S50, Denver; KOIN (CBS) 970. Portland; KOMO (NBC 990, Seattle; KPO (NBC) 680, San Francisco; KSL (CBS) 1160, Salt Lake city. Tuna Shown it PWT. Sundav 5:00 b. m. Charlie McCarthy. TTOf" Meditation Board, MBS; Top of the i.iaiK wun IVMrKO, AJ,. 8:30 p. m. Eddie Bracken Show. NBC; Art Baker, CBS; Jerry Wayne Show. ABC. 3:49 p. m. Gabriel Heatter, MBS. 9:53 p m. News. CBS. 6:00 p. m. Merry Go-Round. NBC; Walter WInchell, ABC, Radio Reader'! Digest, CBS; Steel Horizons. MBS. 6:15 p m. Louella Parsons, ABC. 6:30 p. m. Hollywood Mystery Time. ABC. 6:30 p. m. Star Theater, CBS; Amer ican Album of Familiar Music, NBC; Cedrlc Roster. MBS. 6:43 p m. Jlmmie Fldler, ABC; Dor othy Thompson, MBS. 7:00 p. m. Hour of Charm, NBC; Take It or Leave It, CBS; The LUa of Riley. ABC. 7:19 p. m. -Helen Hayes, MBS. 7:30 p. m. I Was There. CBS: Com edy Theater, NBC; One Foot in Hea ven, ABC. 8:00 p. m. Chapel Services, ABC: Crime Doctor, CBS: Great Gilder sleeve. NBC. 8:15 p. m. Raymond Moley, ABC. 8:23 p. m. Sonj of the Week, CBS. 6:30 p. m. Standard Hour. NBC; Quit Kids, ABC; Blondie, CBS; Mur der la My Hobby, MBS 9:00 p. m. Bill Lance. CBS; Glen Hardv. MBS; Sam Hayes News, ABC. 9:15 p m. Rex Miller, MBS. $ 9:30 d. m. Francis Craig and Orches tra, NBC: Orion Welles Forum, ABC. 10:00 p. m. News, NBC; In Focus, ABC; Air rorce Time, MBS. 10:30 p. m. Tommy Dorse Show. NBC: Trans-Atlantic Call, CBS. 10:45 p. m. OrchestTB, ABC. 11:00 p. m. News, ABC; SlniotnerU, MBS. MONDAY - Av T. -1 WBI.. Terry and Pirates. ABC: News, MBS; 9:13 p m. Dick Tracy, ABC: Super man. MBS: Betty and Bob. NBC. Harry Flannery News, CBS; Jack Armstrong, Am.; iom mi, moo. 3:45 o m. News. CBS: CapUin Mid night. ABC: Night News Wire. MBS. 6:00 p m. Hoagy Carmlchael, NBC; Lux Theater. CBS; Military Intelli gence, Am.; liBDnei ncaucr. woa. 6:30 p. m. Information Please. NBC; Spotlight Bands, MBS CBS; Contented Hour. NBC.. the Yanks. CBS; Lone Ranger. MBS; Reunion U S A.. ABC. 8 -00 p. m. Supper Club, NBC: Jack Klrkwood. CBS: Ted Malone, ABC. ... u.tj. u.m r-nc t.nm ni Abner.' ABC: Fleetwood Lawton. NBC. 8 30 p. m. cavalcade ot America. I - ii uBB' Haw thorne House. ABC; Burns and Allen. C'o0 p m. Blind Date. ABC: News Glenn Hardy. MBS: The Whistler, CBS; Telephone Hour NBC. H 13 p. III. Miuw w -'""' M?S. . . rows World. NBC; Green Hornet. ABC. . . . 9 45 p. m. Lee sims. nanm, "py- 10:00 p m. riews. iu-, a- ui.wu Lewis. MBS; Charlie Chan. ABC. 10:15 p m Sherlock Holmes, MBS: On Our Bandstand. NBC 10:30 p. m. aweeinean owing""1!;- Hnr. rfnnam-m-a Nit. Club. ABC; John' Herrlck, CBS. -,. 11:00 p. m. News. ABC; Orchestra. NBC. Sonny Tufts, Bing Crosby Here Yv JVh a Sonny Tufts, Blng Crosby In a scene from their latest motion picture hit co-starring Betty Hut ton, "Here Come the Waves," a Servlct Woman Here Sgt Georgia Green, attached to the general staff, Pentagon building, Washington, D. C, Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Leona Webb, on Kings Highway. . e e Guest Day Planned Talent Community club will hold Its annual Guest Day party Wed nesday at 2:30 p. m. All friends and ladies of the community, and especially old members, are Invited to attend. Bat, Llndley Here MSgt. Frank Llndley, who Is stationed at the Port of Embarkation, Seattle, Is visiting friends and relatives In Medford. Sgt. Llnd ley was active in the National Guard here for several years. Announce Lecture The Little Theater Group announces that the third in its series of lec tures and demonstrations being conducted by Angus Bowmer will be held Monday at 8 p. m. at the Outpost. Members are urged to attend and guests are invited. e ' To See Husband Mrs. Seth M. Bullis, Jr., left Friday for Oakland, Calif., after a brief visit here. She will rejoin her husband, Pit. Sgt. Seth M. Bul lis, Jr., who. Is receiving treat ment at Oak Knoll hospital fol lowing a shell explosion on one of the South Pacific Islands While severely wounded, he has made satisfactory recovery and will soon be able to return to duty. Mrs. Bullis is employed with the navy as a long-distance telephone operator. Cadet Horn Cadet Danny Graham, student at the United States Military Academy, West Point, arrived in Medford Fri day from Chlckasha, Okla., where he has been training at the academy air base. Cadet Graham is convalescing from a recent illness. He will be here for about 10 days and will then report to Ft. Benning, Ga., for summer maneuvers. Cadet Graham is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Pat Graham, 108 Cottage street. Bat. Young Here Set. Jack E. Young arrived In Medford 40c Tha FAMILY ALWAYS 2 NOW! Thru Tuesday Official Royal Canadian Navy Action Film! a. rvr- V rri t - I KANUUlrn 5V.U 1 1 L ELLA RAINES TaoDDV tiT7r.tDin 4 wnnni a.w lllHaV ANDY OEVINE lviw ii nrrnw 7im I H I I 1 ' I 1 I I A f; a fmm Jr. J 'ALVAYS A BRIDES MAID" with THE ANDREWS SISTERS 1 t,v - , 1 t- .,. gay romantlcal musical now playing at the Craterian theatre through Tuesday. Friday from Ft. Lewis deploy ment center to spend a 30-day furlough visiting friends and re latives. Shot down over Ger many, March 24, 194S, Sgt. Young was one of three sur vivors from a crew of 10 men in his plane. He suffered severe burns. Sgt. Young entered the service June 1, 1943, and has received several decorations. He is the son of Roy Young, 327 N. Grape street, and Lena Young, 329 N. Riverside avenue. Auto Mishaps Cars driven by Burle Griffin, Route 4, and Oscar Nyberg, collided Thurs day on Sixth street causing slight damage to Griffin's auto, according to an accident report filed Friday. Another report on file stated that considerable damage was caused to a car owned and operated by Emma Llndsey, Medford, when it col- lirlprl Thiirsriav with - an auto operated by Harry W. Scoggln, I Jacksonville, on highway 99 near Phoenix. PICTURE IN ETUDE Appearing in the current is sue of Etude Music magazine Is the picture of Joanne and Richard Harrison, Joanne at the piano and Richard playing the accordion. At the time the pic ture was taken Joanne was a pupil of Mrs. Nettie Sheley and Richard a pupil of Mrs. Eve Prentice. They are the children of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Harrison, 917 West Fourth street. Want Relief From ARTHPJTBS PAINS? Try Tysmol on This Money Back Guarantee If you ftra BitfTerlnr from tha tab blng pains of arthritis, rheumatism, iclatlca or neuritis, go today and buy a tuba of Tysmol at any rood drug tore. Apply this delightful absorbent to the part that hurts and watch re sults. You should ftee a dtftorence after the very 11 rat application. Should Tysmol fall to rive Mtlifao Hon by rtillevintr the torturing pains, soreness or stiffness in muscles or liga ments. Just return empty tune and the manufacturer will refund your money. You will find Tysmol pleasantly dis tinctive am on i? preparations of Itt class. Guaranteed to be free from nar cotics and dope. Sold by leading druff- Sists everywhere. Caution: Use only M Irected. Always In stock at l TRAM, OKUO 8TORB THEATRE FEATURES 40c OF TriFMnM ATIMTICI WI I ltm t'UII til III 1.11 II 1 IUI ' 76w? ACTION! Sfoi4 REALISM! Jf 4 f X 'aW t i . . s ... ff:- ' K 1 1 5 Yt tM fM ..a Also a t r . a Laugn Kior Young's Drug Store At Central & Main Sold to B. L. Hunter B. L. Hunter, well known Medford druggist, has purchased Young s Drug store at Central and Main streets in this city and has assumed active management of this concern. The firm name has been changed to Hunter for FREE ! mm Wi want yo ntvr milllns Hit. Hinti this Mnullaiul iff. Tht world'i moit Ulkad-ol Itimp, Franeliee di Goyi'i Mlntlnt II t!i EH.i-S,' .lb btr knows ai "THl NUDE DUCHIS8. flimrmbtr, ths lUma li antlrdy ri.E?- V"'" maled, athar af aur tpaelal effen will ba Ineludad tar raur impaction, Stad far wura naw. Only ana ta aach saw emtatnar. T. K. gartar. P. 0. Baa 4aS, Pala Alia. Calll. FREE TICKETS To Highly 7lh WAR LOAN BOND PREMIERE Holly Theatre Wednesday June 20th at 8 P. M. STAGE and SCREEN Presenting Premier Showing Gel Your Extra "E" BOND TODAY Buy It t ny Jaelcton County Bend Issuing Aganey . a . take Bon or Bond Csrtificate (e Medford Post Office . . . U." S. Bank or First National Bank of Medford for your Free Premiere Ticket a a . Bonds must be dated June 13 thru June 20th, Only one ticket per Bond. Hurry! Hurry! Hurry! Be Sure of Seat a a a First Com First Served a . . No Reserved Stats! J Drugs, and complete lines of drugs, cosmetics, toiletries, to baccos and sundries will be bandied. Associated with Hunter In operation of the store will be his father, J. E. Hunter, who arrived here recently from Green Forest, Ark. ' THRU TUESDAY! CROSBY jHUTTON So? TUFTS in - vX its' :y fr:r iA f t and they-re. . ifi" x V , 'j J 'I IN THE NAVY i VV' t W ., H hf, 1 NOW1 ' f la. ) J BACK I5! THE 7 riiis war H3iB3 I LOAN! I WBOSBSLZ ' 8hows 1 VIOLENCE.. FEAR... RISING IN TERRIFYING SUSPENSE!' f, w ...:( '.'' A ' f v 'A .- ni " 7 a ' jf' it v Lf. '.-vy?. y t i k: . .' I .v ... .. - -isaiir-r- ' ' I" i fa Sunday, Juna 17, 1943 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN B. L. Hunter has long been connected with drug concerns of this city, having resided here for the past 21 years. He Is a graduate of Creighton university of Omaha, Neb., and is a regist pBiiafsrlsgHtTfaap5, Cheer! Cheer! THE GANG'S ALL HERE! Bail 1 "ME. y DOR AN Jt WALT DISNEY KARTGON NOVELTY NEWS f Monday !, CRASHING WITH SHATTERING , . ; 'T 4 Jjal".i' fi"' y -" v. v. t Joan DAVIS-Lcon ERROLL In "SHE GETS HER MAN" ered pharmacist. Prescription service will become a feature of Hunter's general drug service. The drug store sale was ne gotiated by the Carl Y. Teng. wald agency. CONTINUOUS TODAY 1:43 P.iy.. On O Tuesday P A Mirthquake of Laffsand Chills! -frALVVAYS MATURES hi
