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1 1 LOCAL and On Trio William Rice. 713 SWest Eleventh street, left Wed .'.irfn evening for Washington v. where he will spend two weeks visiting friends. ' . Gates Home Phillip E. Gates, i TUc, is home for a few days' 1 leave from the navy and is vlsit i infills parents, Mr. and Mrs. t" George E. Gates, 830 Minnesota ! avenue. We Have mg Service designed to fit your needs it a moderate cost. A phone call will bring de tails at no obligation. BUSINESS BOOKKEEPERS 407 Liberty Bldg. Ph. S497 Phil L. Lay ' Mae D. Lay Public Accounting for the Opening Date of the TOLLAISL MILL 42 South Opp osite Craterian Theatre Completely modernized. Specializing In Steaks and Chops, Home-made pastries, variety of tasty salads, and full course dinners. r tot IOW COST HEAVY' OUTY BATTERY A twHI tMpmoit ofMfc powerful Hee-vy-Dut Btteriet for Ford cert ma art a It possible for yen to ct new eat for only $11.75 GRATER PERSONAL Corporal Leaves Cpl. And rew B. Bostwick left Friday by plane for Chandler field, Wll. llams, Ariz., after visiting with his family and friends in Med ford and Jacksonville. Cpl. Bostwick has been in the valley on a-two-weeks' furlough. Promoted News of the pro motion of Robert T. Iven to the rank of captain in the army air corps was received last week by the captain's parents, Mr. and Mrs'. Ted Iven, 1006 West Fifth street. Capt. Iven Is with the 21st bomber command In Tinlan. Request Permits Herb Grey, 42 South Barneburg road, made application yesterday for a per mit to erect a workshop and utility house at a cost of $600, the office of the city superln. tendent reported today. Appli cation was made by F. L. Ryde, 24 Jeanette street, for a-permit to remodel a back porch at a cost of $$0. . Announce Party The Red Cross Nurses' Aide corps will hold a swimming party and pic nic Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. V. Carpenter, Topsides, on the Old Stage Road. Those attending are to meet at the courthouse at 6:30 p. m. Following the picnic Mrs. D. J. Bolton will discuss the njeanlng and Importance of laboratory tests. Every aide is expected to attend, the president states. Central I3W0M1 Rot weather cttll for heavier tobrleants In your car. Wc (tart with the radiator and "wimraerUe" your car all the way back to the differential and shock abaorbere. Under wartime condition! you seed thia Ford Protective Service now more than ever before. Better drive In. Here's our "Summer Driving" apodal OjtCwimi(inai tiiaHna.1 m) h nit. U Ww art hrt naMiMIM Pad nt tnw AH tou tamcnm liind art U)m hi ha. Oa in ( tal TlfMai (ywv a hft. on tilM OIL Ckiait TrMtainlw laMatt tnta, ina nl b4l Sank rtoau OUR SHOAL PRICI FOR All THIS ONIY FOR LAKE MOTORS Receives Medal Sidney H. Baker, technician fifth grade In the army, has received the, bronze star and a citation for "bravery beyond the call of duty" friends report. The cita tion was made in April. Baker is on Luzon. Sergeant Home Sgt. Howard fcucas arrived home rrWRy night from Ft. McClellan, Ala., where he has been stationed for the past 28 months, and is visit ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lucas, Jacksonville. He will be at home 10 days. Airline Men Here James G. Ray, vice-president of Southwest Airways, of Los Angeles, and W, J. R. Sims, a member of the com pany's organization, were in Medford Saturday conferring with officials of the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce. Sergeant Home T. Sgt. Del mer L. Wright has arrived in Medford from McCaw hospital in Walla Walla to spend a month with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. Wright, 60 North Orange street. Sgt. Wright served three years overseas duty. He is a ra darman. - McKay Home R. B. McKay is home on leave after complet Ina his third term in the navy V-12 training program and is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. McKay, 1025 Reddy avenue. McKay will report July 2 to Washington university at Seattle for further training. - . Home From Navy Norbert Miksche, SAD2c, arrived home June 16 from the Seattle naval base where he is stationed as an instructor In electronics. Miksche is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Miksche, 813 Minnesota avenue, and will re port back to the station July 2. Visiting In City Henry L. Stewart, who received an honor able medical discharge June 7 i from the army at Baxter General hospital, Spokane, Wash., arrived here Friday night and is visiting at the home of his sister, Mrs. J. B. Wilson, and mother, Mrs. ! Phoebe Kindred, 12 Rose ave- ! nue. Also visiting at the family ! home Is his sister, Mrs. Doris Petersen, and son Raymond, of 'Burns, Ore. Visiting Family TSgt. W H. McCart is visiting his wife and daughter at the home of his parents-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Wattenberg, Route 3, on a 30 day furlough from the air corps He returned to the U. S. recently from England where he has been stationed for the past six months as a radio gunner on a B-24. .The sergeant has been awarded the air medal with two oak leaf clusters, two bronze battle stars, and the presidential unit citation. He will report to Ft. Lewis, Wash., for reassign ment. Oil Us 3 rsi,. ai.taa . WE NEED USED CARS Our UHd ear ttorV ( low. Wall malre yon a GOOD PRICB on your ear and pay you SPOT CASH for it. Or wa'li fair your ear in tradeon another ear. DOITT SELL YOUR CAR until you've aeea ua. WE'LL BUY YOUR CAR SPOT CASH! Hogstrom en Leave George Walter Hogstrom, SUc, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Hogstrom, is on leave from the navy at San Diego, Calif., and is visiting at the home of his parents on Ross Lane. Hogstrom has just com pleted his boot training and will report back to the base next Thursday. i Receives Badge Pfc. Russell R. Mee, serving on Luzon with the Sixth Infantry division, has been awarded the combat infan tryman's badge according to in formation received by his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mee, Shady Cove. He has been in the army a year and overseas for the past six months. Corporal Here Cpl. Delos Gilbert arrived home Thursday from Camp Hamilton, Calif., and is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Van R. Gilbert, 135 North Holly street, on a 15-day fur lough. He returned to the States in November, 1944, following 30 months' service with the air corps In the South Pacific. a - Fires Firemen were called to Schultz' car lot, 224 North Riverside avenue, Friday after noon to extinguish a fire in an old building on the lot. Accord ing to firemen, the building was badly damaged. Another run was made to the Riverside USO Friday night when an oil furn ace backfired. No damage was caused, it was said. t Home From Navy W. R. Bau man, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Bauman, 904 West Tenth street, Is home on leave from the navy after completing a pre-medical course at WiJJamette university. Bauman will be in Medford un til July 10 when he will report to Bremerton, Wash., where he will be stationed temporarily to wait call to a medical school. Son Born Mr. and Mrs. Gene M. Savage of Tacoma, Wash., are the parents of a son born June 11 at Tacoma. The child weighed eight pounds and four ounces and has been named Gary Gene. Mrs. Savage iff a daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Nahss, 305 Portland avenue. This is the first child born to Mr. and Mrs. Savage. Son Here Michael Roblnette, student at the Naval Training school, Mare Island, Vallejo, Calif., left Saturday evening to return to the school after a brief visit here with his mother, Mrs. Jack Spalding, Route 1. Mrs. Spalding is here from San Francisco to spend the summer months. Mr. Spalding, former well known employe of fruit packing concerns here, is with the army quartermaster market center at San Francisco. , Court Records Justice Court Cleve Frederick Kendall, failure to display license, $1 and costs. Eldon Dwaln Nelso'n, no tall light, $1 and costs. Weldon Frost Biddle, Jr., driver axle overload, $12.25 and costs. Vester Vernon Simmons, vio lation bf basic rule, $2.50 and costs. Uia Mall Tribune Want Ada. THEATRE VIA The FAMILY HfUC ALWAYS 2 NOW thru Dick Powell It Happened Tomorrow SELECTED SHORTS and NEWS CALENDAR Monday 2:30 p. m. Women's Interna tional cottage prayer meeting, home of Mrs. Coe, 418 King street Tuesday 10:00 a. m. Planning commis sion. First Baptist church, at church. 12:00 noon Zonta club, Girls' Community club. 'v 12:00 noon Ladles' Auxiliary, First Baptist church, at church, salad luncheon. Missionary meet ing at 2 p. m. 1:00 p. m. Adarel Chapter No. 3 Social club, dining room of Jacksonville Masonic hall. Bring sack lunch.' Visiting Stars Invited'. 1:30 p. m. Missionary Execu tive Board of the First Christian church, home of Anna Ford, des sert luncheon. 1:30 p. m. USWV Auxiliary Service club, home of Mrs. Hat tie Alden, 20 South Orange street, dessert followed by Red Cross sewing. 6:30 p. m Shrlner's Wives, potluck dinner at home of Mrs. I. D. Canfield, Aloha Ranch, Coleman Creek Road. 7:30 p. m Special meeting of Lady Lions' club at home of Mrs. Earl Miller, installation of offi cers. Wednesday 12:30 p. m. Mistletoe club, covered dish luncheon at Girls' Everlasting Memory- Your love for .the departed will never fade. Let the memory of the funeral ar rangements you plan prove equally fine by seeking our services. Whet you spend determines only the equipment and facilities you will get whatever you spend our considerate ness, helpfulness and cour tesy are the same. Lady Attendant Peril's FUNERAL HOME 426 WEST SIXTH ST. Telephone 2675 AMBULANCE SERVICE DIAL 3991 THEATRE Mg FEATURES 4UC TUESDAY PLUS Linda Darnell In Community club. Pearl Miller, chairman. Thursday 1:00 p. m. Medford Sojourn ers' Club, Girls' Community club, election. Reservations, call Mrs. L. L. Rentz, 2604. 7:15 p. m Girls' Friendly club, St Mark's parish hall. Friday 12:00 noon Nevita Social club, Masonic hall, Central Point, covered dish lunch eon. Hostesses, Edith Scott and Betty Day, will furnish dessert. 1:00 p. m. Electa Social club, Girls' Community club, luncheon. Thru TUESDAY THROUGH TUESDAY Miy.)W'iWiai!yie M,iaiiy.iiiiiijjiui)a -vr-;- "--5 r v, ' , ffiiiiP' Fi L 'iSOBlllSeCFl ALSO 4aif ' ' J X rWWiiWv&t4L'WZ I " '" afcj aura in wy5jtjJJ'i i iiju. .avr TL-'t Ei 4 ' 1 T i .. n n i. W '...iiV.i.W cau'.. ti ' uiiiia v Sunday. June 24, 1945 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN RED CROSS LECTURE A lecture on Red Cross history will be given by Mrs. Justin Smith at the courthouse Mon day, June 25, at 8 p. m. 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