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LOCAL and PERSONAL
Married Charles Francis
fomblo and Fae Edrice White,
both of Redding, Calif., were
married last Saturday at the res
idence of the officiating minis
ter, the Rev. D. E. Millard.
Permit To Build R. M.
cnhr R20 West Tenth street.
applied for permit yesterday to
ripmollsfl iwo Duuaings ana
.rot n earaee at a cost of S150
the office of the city superin
tendent reported toaay.
On Leave Leisel L. Fenny,
S2'c, arrived home Friday night
from San Diego where he just
completed indoctrination train
lng in the navy. Penny is visit
ing his wife at me lamiiy nome,
445 Fairmount avenue and will
report to the base July 8.
Group To Meet At the next
meeting of the Little Theater
group to be held tomorrow at 8
p. m., at the Outpost two one-act
plays will be studied. Members
will participate as directors, ac
tors, and stage managers. A
laree attendance of members
and visitors is expected.
Mlihap Slight damage , was
caused to vehicles driven by W.
Lee Ray, 535 Pennsylvania ave
nue, and J. M. Hardin, Route 1
Central Point, when they collid
ed Friday morning at the Inter
section of Third and Front
streets, police reported yester
In Army John Anderson, 27
Tripp street, has entered the
army at Ft. Lewis, Wash., after
leaving for the camp June Zl,
according to word received by
his mother. Anderson s father,
First Sgt. John C. Anderson, is
en route home after serving 13
months In Italy.
Promoted Ivan J. Cherry,
has been promoted to petty of
ficer third class in the navy, ac
cording to information received
by his mother, Mrs. A. Cherry,
312 South Ivy street. He has
been stationed at Gulfport, Miss.,
but Is now assigned to duty at
Treasure Island.
Home From Navy Deward
O. Wealty, son of Henry Wealty,
Central Point, is home on leave
from the navy until Jul 15 fol
lowing his return recently from
overseas duty in the Atlantic.
Wealty, who spent 18 months
overseas, has been in the navy
four years and wears three
bronze battle stars.
Phelan Home Owen K. Phe
lan, CEM, will report to Camp
Parks, Calif., July 4 for further
service with the Seabees. Phelan
has been visiting relatives In
Medford and his wife at the fam
ily home, 732 West Second
street, while on leave. He vis
ited relatives In Ontario, Ore.,
before coming to Medford.
Phelan served in the Aleutians
for 18 month and was employd
by Copco before entering the
service.
A WANTED
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! and TRUCKS. Will
pay Highest Market
Price.
CALL or
SEE your
Dodge - Plymouth Dealer
L. G. TAYLOR GO.
Phone 2965
Postpone Meeting The meet
lng of the Past Presidents' club
Degree of Honor lodge, sched
uled for July 3 has been post
Bebb Recovering Irwin
BeDD, Hoss Lane, a patient In
the Veterans' hospital. Portland.
Is reported by relatives to be re
covering from an accident which
he suffered June 11. Bebb fell
from the roof of a house break
ing an arm, leg, hip and some
ribs.
Leave City Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Smith, former Medford
residents, left the city Friday to
return to their home at Stock
ton, Calif., where Mr. Smith is
employed. They had been visit
ing at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Sarah Johns, 720 West
Thirteenth street, for the past
week.
Inducted Jack Edward Cady
and Clinton A. Bolfour were in
ducted into the navy at Ft.
Lewis, Wash., June 26, through
Jackson County draft board No.
2. the board rannrtpri fintni-Hav
Two other county men, Doran
virgu Mose and Walter Lee
Graham, were Inducted Into the
armv June 22. aecnrrlino- tn the
board.
Overseas Edwin C. Hudson,
SClc, left June 17 for duty in
the South Pacific after having
been stationed at Camn Reins.
seau, Pt. Hueneme, Calif., for the
past is months. His wife re
turned to Medford to make her
nome and will reside at 217 West
Second street. Mrs. Hudson's
mother, Mrs. Edward G. Sippel
Of EdCOUch. Tex.. i In Marifnrrl
visiting her -daughter. She came
west to see her son-in-law before
he sailed and will leave far hr
home after the July 4th holiday.
MEDFORD FLOWER SHOP
MOVING TO EAST MAIN
Opening of the Medford flow
er shop at the new location, 231
tast wain street, will take place
Monday. The shop, formerly lo
cated at 33 North Central ave
nue, Is owned by Mr. and Mrs.
Clark Thomas. Mr. Thomas is
now with the navy in the South
Pacific.
The Interior of the hew store
is pale blue and cream and is
equipped with a ' corsage bar."
According to Mrs. Thomas the
new and larger shop will con
tinue to carry gifts, potted plants
and cut flowers.
NATIONAL FOREST
Rules for visitors In all na
tional forests were announced
yesterday by Karl L. Janouch
of the U S. Forest Service. Be
ginning today all visitors are re
quired to secure campfire per
mits to carry shovel, axe and
bucket, and are not allowed to
smoke except on surfaced high
ways. The airplane, to be used In pa
trols over southern Oreeon for
ests arrived at the MedVd air
field Friday. The machine was
loaned to the service by the
army according to Janouch, and
the pilot will be a forest service
employee. Besides patrols over
the forests during periods of high
fire hazard, the plane will also
carry "smoke lumpers" to iso
lated parts of the forests where
they ' will parachute down to
fight fires spotted from the air.
Robert Loeffler
Graduates From
Medical School
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buuiuw, revealed iur lust uuie in this navy piiuto. Tno iwo-eiieuied
Uiumiimn is ttmvys lastest cujoer, is auuola.eiKu.t of Itunuus feeutaw
twice its Hjwer.
Robert Loeffler, son of Dr.
and Mrs. A. J. Loeffler, 404 West
Fifth street, was a member of
the First class of medical stu
dents to graduate from the Uni
versity of Oregon medical school
under the army and navy accel
erated program. Young Loeffler
took his medical degree June zz,
three years after entering ' the
school, and was commissioned a
lieutenant junior grade In the
navy.
Lt. Loeffler left soon after for
Oak Knoll hospital at Oakland,
Calif., where lie will serve his
naval lnterneship. His wife will
join him later. The new officer is
a graduate of Medford high
school and attended Oregon
State college before entering
medical school.
Lt. Loeffler's mother went to
Portland for the graduation cer
emonies, returning last week
end. Dr. Loeffler, lieutenant
commander in the navy, is now
on sea duty In the Pacific.
MRS. Q. I. NAMED
Hollywood, June 30 (U.R)
Her husband a marine sergeant
blinded during the Guadalcanal
campaign, Mrs. Al Schmld of
Philadelphia, Pa., today was
cited as the nation's typical Mrs.
G. I.
The flag of Egypt is green, the
sacred color of Mohammedan-Ism.
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TTv comparcd Pric quollty.
Lawrence s
35 Years In Medford. Specialis
ing in Fine Diamonds only. Ask
the person who wears a Law
rence Diamond.
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You'll h,. no com
plaints of faded colors and
torn fabrics when you en
trust your posseisions to us
for regular laundry care.
In the face of wartime lim
itations we still carry on
our policy of careful han
dling which extends the
life of household and per
sonable waihables.
Silver Dollar Grill
"FINE FOOD SERVED AS YCU LIKE IT"
SPECIALIZING IN
Steaks, Chops, Home-Made
Pastries, Variety of Tasty
Salads and Full Course
Dinners
Half Portions for Children
Sandwiches of All Kinds
SPECIAL NOON-DAY MERCHANT'S LUNCH
OPEN II a. m. to 10 p. m.
CLOSED MONDAYS
42 S. Central Opposite Craterian Theatre
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Sacramento, June 30 U.R)
The 1943 apricot pack handled
by Sacramento canneries will be
the lowest in the history of the
industry, it was revealed to
night. Strike difficulties were
blamed by owners of the can
neries. Three major plants were tied
up by a jurisdictional dispute.
They resumed packing aspara
gus with partial crews, and Ber-cut-Richnrds,
one of the plants,
announced it will be able to
handle "some" apricots.
Plants operated by Llbby, Mc
Neill & Libby and California
Packing Corp. said they will be
unable to handle apricots, but
hope to start on peaches about
July 25.
Sunday, July 1, I94S
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to Classit 5 3)i Saturday alternoon
Please remember
Enjoy our delicious
Salt Rising Bread
Made every Tuesday. A favorite
of eastern people. A tasty bread
just like mother used to bake.
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